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Why is it cut short?
What happened to Gennosuke's horn?
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What happened to Gennosuke's horn?
Hmm... how to best express myself in signature form?
Well, I'm back. I need to get back into the series, been so long since I read volume 7.
Well, I'm back. I need to get back into the series, been so long since I read volume 7.
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The official answer is that Zato-Ino, the blind swordspig, cut it off during a fight in The Dragon Bellow Conspiracy (UY Book 4).
The real answer is that it got in the way when I drew Gen's face, so had it cut off. Yeah, I know that a rhino's horn can grow back, but I don't plan on Gen's growing any time soon.
The real answer is that it got in the way when I drew Gen's face, so had it cut off. Yeah, I know that a rhino's horn can grow back, but I don't plan on Gen's growing any time soon.
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I have another question. Why did Gen never redo his "ceramic horn" trick? It proved to be awfully useful at the time, you think he'd redo it. Granted, I imagine he'd get sick of always breaking his horn apart, but it's still useful.
(I'm aware, of course, that the short answer is that it would still get in your way when you're drawing)
(I'm aware, of course, that the short answer is that it would still get in your way when you're drawing)
Katsuichi: "You are in the first match, Cockroach. Remember my teachings."
Usagi: "Yes sensei. The Samaurai follows the code of Bushido. It is technique and spiritual stregth that counts! Winning is UNIMPORTANT."
Katsuichi: "Good! And if you don't win?"
Usagi: (grins) "You'll beat me into a pulp!"
Katsuichi: "Ha! Excellent. You've learned well."
Usagi: "Yes sensei. The Samaurai follows the code of Bushido. It is technique and spiritual stregth that counts! Winning is UNIMPORTANT."
Katsuichi: "Good! And if you don't win?"
Usagi: (grins) "You'll beat me into a pulp!"
Katsuichi: "Ha! Excellent. You've learned well."
