Yeah, normally, that's what you'd think. But when it gets to 5, one of them singing even, it's common enough now.
It could get worse, but luckily, it hasn't gotten any worse. Cause Mahoraga could join in if the artist thought it would be funny to throw them into the mix....
The 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment was an independent paratrooper regiment during World War Two that fought in the Pacific Theatre. The units' most famous action was the Battle of Corregidor, where the regiment was dropped onto Corregidor Island off the Philippine island of Luzon, which had been turned into a fortress by the Americans before the war and occupied by the Japanese.
Faced with the prospect of deep tunnels and pillboxes, the paratroopers resorted to using cans of gasoline as ersatz flamethrowers into ventilation shafts, or attaching explosives to them to make fuel-air bombs to collapse cave entrances. Conventional reinforcements brought actual flamethrowers to the battle, allowing the Americans to make further inroads and capture the fortress.
love it. but i feel the lighting on their faces is different angels for each character. it's like left left right right right right left right left. with the sun behind them. i know next to nothing about lighting in drawing or anything. but this is making me twitch hard in the uncanny vibe i think.
No direct link to the artist, though multiple people in the comments suggested it to be kuroume (aihikarikuroume24). The nature of flipnotes can make the artist hard to track sometimes.
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