Iceland in No More Room in Hell is also still the base of operations for organizations like NATO, the CDC, and the UN
They are both Ainu from both series who are equally skilled at using bows. Who do you think would win if they fought each other?
Yes, I know Asirpa uses an amappo, the bow used by the Ainu people, not a yumi or Japanese longbow but I can’t find any good videos of it
for who dont understand
In the novel version of World War Z, Iceland became overrun with zombies because the government accepted large numbers of refugees from infected countries during the early stages of the outbreak. At first, Iceland was considered one of the safest places in the world due to its isolation, but hidden infected people eventually slipped through quarantine.
Once the zombies appeared inside the country, panic and overcrowding caused the situation to collapse quickly. Since Iceland had a relatively small population and limited military resources, it could not contain the outbreak for long, turning the island into another lost zone during the war.
While Iceland in no more no in hell is essentially humanity's last stand. Because of its isolation and small landmass, NATO and the remnants of global militaries regrouped there to establish a base of operations and conduct search-and-rescue
Which is opposite
g&b make me interested in classical music
vivaldi : four seasons ( winter and summer ) play at vardohus fortress and roscoff
mozart : symphony no.25 I allegro con brio play at Copenhagen
beethoven : ode to joy play at kaub and egmout overture play at Westminster
tchaikovsky : 1812 overture play at Catacombes de Paris
After the dropping of Little Boy on Hiroshima during World War II, both the United States and other countries stopped producing and developing gun-type atomic bombs because they were not cost effective, and implosion-type fission bombs were much better.
So Everyone seems to have forgotten about it.”
Considering Bubbles’ age and the fact that he casually mentioned in the shop that he had been through wars before, does that mean he might have participated in the American Revolutionary War?
And do you think he actually killed people ( red costs or loyalists) during the war?
The guns we see people use in One Piece are flintlock , guns that can only fire one shot at a time and need to be reloaded through the muzzle.
But in One Piece, they somehow keep firing repeatedly without reloading, which is pretty strange. So, I brought a real-life flintlock firing video for you to watch.
Credit to video i take from YouTube
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The musket has been my favorite and most frequently used weapon ever since I started playing G&B, I still love watching its reload animation every single time.
So when I saw a video of someone firing a Brown Bess musket in YouTube
which looked very similar to the one in G&B so I decided to compare them.
there's two cilp in this video
credit to both cilp from YouTube https://youtu.be/w4Op1yYheTU?si=gHBu3dHHFqAwRQoO
look very realistic and accuracy to real one right? , I think animators does good work and they does some research
So I compared how they firing a musket scene from anime to video of firing a musket in real life .
( there's two cilp in this video watch the whole)
From what you can see, the nuke they used looks like a thermonuclear warhead about the size of a bag . Which already exist in real life like America w80 nuclear warhead
How powerful do you think it was? Or was it roughly as powerful as the one in this clip?
This is a clip of the Plumbbob Fizeau atomic bomb test in the Nevada Desert in 1957. It is one of the nuclear bomb tests in Operation Plumbbob. It's yield was 11 kilotons of tnt
(there's two cilp in this video watch the whole)
You know, the opening scene of the wolverine (2013) movie impressed a lot of people because it was inspired by the real-life atomic bombing of Nagasaki.That's why I decided to compare it with footage of real nuclear detonations.
the second clip is take from the Plumbbob Fizeau atomic bomb test in the Nevada Desert in 1957. It is one of the nuclear bomb tests in Operation Plumbbob. It's yield was 11 kilotons of tnt
but the audio was edited and take from the low quality footage of other atomic test the Upshot-Knothole "ANNIE" test, and matched it to better quality footage of a Nevada Test Site detonation.
I just wanted to show you how similar they are.
the second clip is take from the Plumbbob Fizeau atomic bomb test in the Nevada Desert in 1957. It is one of the nuclear bomb tests in Operation Plumbbob. It's yield was 11 kilotons of tnt
but the audio was edited and take from the low quality footage of other atomic test the Upshot-Knothole "ANNIE" test, and matched it to better quality footage of a Nevada Test Site detonation.
( there's two cilp in this video, watch the whole)
credits
The ending of Metro 2033, where Artyom uses nuclear missiles to destroy the Dark Ones, left a huge impression on me. The visuals, the music, the nuclear explosion itself, and Artyom's narration all felt incredibly powerful.
That's why I decided to compare Metro 2033's nuclear explosion scene with real-life nuclear test footage. ,
The second clip is from the Plumbbob Fizeau atomic bomb test in the Nevada Desert in 1957. It is one of the nuclear bomb tests in Operation Plumbbob. It's yield was 11 kilotons of TNT
but the audio was take and edited from the low quality footage of other atomic bomb test the Upshot-Knothole "ANNIE" test,
(there's two cilp in this video watch the whole)
credits to atomic test cilp
https://youtu.be/Mn7PeI2UyEM?si=VEqZ6lja4Tm4F0_y
The scene where Netero used the Poor Man’s Rose to defeat Meruem always amazes me
both the explosion itself and the terrifying poison that eventually killed Meruem and the Royal Guards. That’s why I decided to compare the Poor Man’s Rose with real-life nuclear explosion footage.
The second clip was take from the Plumbbob Fizeau atomic bomb test in the Nevada Desert in 1957. It is one of the nuclear bomb tests in Operation Plumbbob.it's yield was 11 kilotons of TNT But the audio was edited and take from other atomic test
( there's two cilp in this video watch the whole)
credit to atomic test video
https://youtu.be/Mn7PeI2UyEM?si=KFRnJKeaoW8thMAv
when humans get infected and freshly turn, they become runners because their bodies are still fresh and in good condition, allowing them to move quickly.
But as time passes, their bodies begin to decay and decompose, causing them to become shamblers that move much more slowly.
Zombies from other games like No More Room in Hell, Dying Light, and Dead Island also follow a similar idea,
and In g&b, infected players also turn into runners when they die, so I think this theory makes a lot of sense.
Considering how quickly it killed the infected, it could have been sarin gas. and I’m really curious how effective chemical or biological weapons would be against the infected, such as chlorine gas or anthrax
I know he was veteran ,served in the U.S. Army’s 1st Special Forces group and did two tours in Vietnam. There’s a pretty high chance that he killed people before
and if he really killed humans before How many people do you think he killed? most of them were probably Viet Cong or North Vietnamese soldiers
Jack R. Horner is a famous American paleontologist known for his dinosaur discoveries and for changing how scientists view dinosaur behavior, especially the idea that some dinosaurs cared for their young. and may have behaved more like birds
He also worked as a scientific advisor for the Jurassic Park filmsand inspired the character Dr. Alan Grant in some ways.
One of his most unusual ideas is the “dino-chicken” project, where scientists study how modern chickens still carry dormant dinosaur traits in their DNA. The goal is not to clone real dinosaurs, but to genetically modify chickens so they develop more dinosaur-like features such as tails, teeth, or clawed hands