Why would you wrap your sword in bandages?
Why would you wrap your sword in bandages?
Grayson Scott
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Kevin Walker
so it doesn't get infected
Hudson Parker
i always thought it was because he wanted to blunt the blade a bit
but probably just stupid anime aesthetic. looks kinda cool at least
Nathaniel White
why would you use a key as a weapon?
Gavin Carter
>Not bandaging you swords
You gotta take care of your blade dude, it has feelings too you know.
John Williams
Maybe his sword got hurt, but still wants to fight. Have you ever considered that? God I can't believe OP is a sword abuser. So fucked up.
Ryder Murphy
it was actually because sora was a fucking retard and used it wrong for like 2.9 games
Jack Bell
Sometimes you seathe your blade in line cloth, this is what happens when you dont remove it completely, Nomura didnt invent that.
William Lee
Limiter
Its like saying your favorite game series is the legend of Zelda when it's really the Chaos; visual novels
Noah Wright
To augment the power of DARKNESS.
Camden Gomez
Because these (sword) wounds they not heal
Josiah Fisher
Common anime trope to fight handicapped by not unsheathing your sword or whatever. Not like it matters though cause the Buster should kill anyone you hit with it regardless of an edge or no.
Jose Cruz
make cutting harder for a better challenge
Benjamin Miller
To be fair he was self-trained.
Connor Price
It might have been for the aesthetic, considering he was supposed to be Valentine, but apparently Disney drew the line at edgy vampires.
Liam Butler
to hide it
Sebastian Sanchez
I think you oil your blade and then wrap it in cloth to treat it. But I think it was just an aesthetic choice.
Joshua Peterson
Citation needed
Brandon Allen
Wake me up
(can't wake up)
Ian Flores
you're right, but he's still fucking dumb. he spent his first chunk of time as a wielder wailing on shit with a blunt instrument that occasionally might cast some magic
Oliver Gomez
Why did KH have better FF designs than their own games?
Jason Reed
>In Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, and Kingdom Hearts coded, Cloud has an appearance similar to his appearance in Final Fantasy VII. However, he also has a flowing red cape and a metal claw on his left hand, much like Vincent Valentine, another character in Final Fantasy VII, though there are some notable differences. This is because Cloud was meant to appear alongside Vincent, but because the latter was removed, his appearance was incorporated into Cloud's. He also wields the Buster Sword, though it is covered in bandages, likely a symbol of his bound self and past.
Henry Butler
never played KH, how was he using it wrong?
Gabriel Adams
Gimme a hug man
Jordan Kelly
How was he using it wrong?
Lucas Flores
So that you won’t get cut, duh.
Owen Hill
>Sword isn't sharp enough to cut bandages
He doesn't need to blunt anything.
Xavier Myers
Shame Valentine couldn’t make it in. Would have been a neat miniboss if he kept his transformations. I guess Disney wouldn’t like his Jason/Leatherface form though.
Hunter Torres
>i always thought it was because he wanted to blunt the blade a bit
It is this. This is a real world thing too before anyone asks why he'd do that.
Dylan Morgan
I always figured it was because if you had a weapon too big for a sheath/scabbard then you'd want to have something that would wick away moisture to avoid rust.
Justin Clark
Maybe if Cloud blunted he'd be more relaxed
Oliver Gutierrez
Kek! Got flashbacks to squatting with my squad next to a curb while smacking my kbar against the curb
Jaxson Bailey
I think it represented how he closed himself off from people. Sure, he got friendlier with Sora by KH2. But he was avoiding Tifa like the plague during KH2 so his sword still had the bandages. Also it just looks cool despite it hardly making sense on anything other than the hilt
Christian Cruz
How was he using it wrong ???
Jason Wilson
funny how when he used it "right" it was shit.
Elijah Gray
must've run out of belts