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JBoogie on 10 February 2008

how come in japanese games(and some animes) when a character has a sword holstered on his back it sometimes magically sticks to it like a magnet

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Torillian on 10 February 2008

Because otherwise he would have to have a humongous ass sheath on his back all the time. Course they could have just made a strap to hold the sword. So I guess.....they didn't think it mattered?

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Sky Render on 10 February 2008

Because it's easier to make a quick-draw animation if there's nothing technically keeping the sword in place. Since when has realism been a concern in that style?

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