I honestly never realized there was a correct side for the buttons.
Context: most clothes that needs to be buttoned has the buttons sewn on the RIGHT side of the clothing, because the majority of humanity was right-handed.
Context: most clothes that needs to be buttoned has the buttons sewn on the RIGHT side of the clothing, because the majority of humanity was right-handed.
This is only true for men's clothing. Shirts and jackets designed for women tend to have the buttons on the left.
Context: most clothes that needs to be buttoned has the buttons sewn on the RIGHT side of the clothing, because the majority of humanity was right-handed.
Apparently that's only one popular theory for it and that the actual reasoning for it has been lost to time. There are evidently other popular theories, including that it's a holdover from warfare where the shield is held on the left arm so armor overlapped from left-to-right so that there would not be gaps when blocking with the left arm and thus men's attire still today overlaps the same. Similarly it's been argued it's to make it easier for drawing a sword, as the sword would be on the left and drawn with the right hand, having clothing with a left-to-right overlap would prevent the sword getting caught in the clothing's opening when drawing the sword which led to manly attire retaining this same overlap.
This is only true for men's clothing. Shirts and jackets designed for women tend to have the buttons on the left.
Which in turn is theorized to be so that servants dressing women in super ornate clothes that people couldn't realistically put on their own could more easily button up the ladies...
I wouldn't of imagined that he would turn into a little version of peach... still has the star and everything. Wonder if junior will eventually get a friend?
Hmm... I had assumed that the hamster's text was written "from Tabemi" since he seems to parrot Tabemi's words from the commercial, but after the note correction, it seems like it's actually his own words, where he gives his own name: Imadake Dabuchi Tabesuke (using the "suke" from "help" instead of the "mi" from beauty). Note, that this is the official artist, so the name is probably official as well.
So assuming that BUR #33032 gets approved, should we start tagging hamster-kun with that character tag as well?
I honestly dislike the trend of gacha games getting collabs outside of their own IP or even big IP gachas getting collabs outside of their own IP. I just find crossovers between different universes kind of disgusting.
I honestly dislike the trend of gacha games getting collabs outside of their own IP or even big IP gachas getting collabs outside of their own IP. I just find crossovers between different universes kind of disgusting.
That's a lie and a half. Everyone has a favorite crossover of different universes. For example: Jimmy Timmy power hour, super smash bros, DragonBall Zenoverse (Gt and non canon movies are separate universes), Sonic all stars racing transformed, skylanders (Spyro, Cinder, Crash, Bowser, DK), Disney infinite, Lego dimensions, the lego movie, marvel vs capcom, marvel and DC, J-stars, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic games, power rangers vs the TMNT, the upcoming TMNT x Naruto manga, who framed Roger Rabbit. You name it. There's one for everyone you just have to find it
I honestly dislike the trend of gacha games getting collabs outside of their own IP or even big IP gachas getting collabs outside of their own IP. I just find crossovers between different universes kind of disgusting.
Japanese gacha games do such collab all the time what are you even smoking about
I honestly dislike the trend of gacha games getting collabs outside of their own IP or even big IP gachas getting collabs outside of their own IP. I just find crossovers between different universes kind of disgusting.
Hell, Marvel's The Avengers and DC's Justice League are crossovers in and of itself, using IPs within the same publishing company. It's the same concept as Nintendo's Super Smash Bros., Shonen Jump's J-Stars, PlayStation's All-Stars Battle Royale, Disney's Infinity, and Nickelodeon's All-Star Brawl.
