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Hmmm, Those Claymores Always Gets injured on the Shoulder. We should Get shoulder plates thicker...
u/SnooCapers4659 — 14 hours ago

One of the Things I really liked about Claymore is that you knew any of the Sword swings Could end the fight. In other anime you don't feel that much tension because you know they can tank millions of those hits, and only Huge techniques matter actually. But in claymore I was scared every time an arm got zoomed in knowing it could get chopped in a second. And Teresa's Execution would feel a lot weak if I knew that wouldn't kill her if she didn't react. I didn't Watch that many anime so the closest thing I know is Demon slayer so it might be something more common than I think but I really love this about Claymore. Do you Guys think it would be Cool if Characters Weren't that much of Glass Canons?