Creepy.

The result of Sora failing to quench the Darkness.

miragio said:
The result of Sora failing to quench the Darkness.

lol it is true

Anyone else notice the faint Swastika on the luggage?

Rogzi said:
Anyone else notice the faint Swastika on the luggage?

You best be trolling

Tetsamaru said:
You best be trolling

They aren't. It's faint, but it's a barely-visible white.

actually from what I've heard the swastika is a Chinese symbol of luck.and also aren't swastikas tilted?well either way awesome picture*sets as background*

makojna said:
actually from what I've heard the swastika is a Chinese symbol of luck.and also aren't swastikas tilted?well either way awesome picture*sets as background*

which was exactly what i ment by my "you best be trolling". I'm tired of people not knowing what an actual swatsika looks like. And I sincerely hope the person was using sarcasm. Otherwise, if they ever visit Japan and China, they're gonna be noticing that a "Swatsika" happens to be a letter.

I think the picture was inspired a bit by the game "Imagination is the Only Escape", or if not. . . There's definitely a lot of similarities.

Just a heads up, that's not a swastika. A swastika turns the other way.

DarkAngel13 said:
Next time, make sure you check your information BEFORE coming on and posting.

Its a kanji symbol, therefore its a letter.

卍 is a logogram, kids.

DarkAngel13 said:
It is NOT a kanji symbol, and if you disagree, then prove me wrong by showing me what letters it is comprised of.

Its 音読み are バン and マン and its 訓読み is まんじ. Here is the UniHan entry for the kanji, here is the Wiktionary entry for the kanji, and here is the entry in another kanji dictionary.

And for fuck's sake, they're not letters. Japanese doesn't have letters. Hiragana and katakana are syllabaries full of syllabograms, and kanji are logograms; the lot of them could be called "characters" if you so chose, but none of them are letters because they are not segmental at the phoneme level.

DarkAngel13 said:
I'm pretty sure with half of my family living in Japan right now, I get last say in this matter.

This is not how arguing works, kiddo. Provide facts in support of your position or go away.

glasnost said:
卍 is a logogram, kids.

Never knew the actual correct term for them. I just called them letters for simplicity sakes. Learn something new every day.

Oh HELL....I was too busy keeping an eye on that tall 'thing' to notice the sea of creepy stares all around them

DarkAngel13 said:
I'm pretty sure with half of my family living in Japan right now, I get last say in this matter. It is NOT a kanji symbol, and if you disagree, then prove me wrong by showing me what letters it is comprised of.

'I have family in Japan' is nice and all, but FACTS or GTFO