That looks cool, just wondering where is it from?

If you don't recognize the acronym in the filename, it stands for Ghost in the Shell, a popular sci-fi anime movie and TV show.

It is a crossout game

I recreated the scene from Ghost in the Shell with ingame parts

I see

Thanks

nigga who looks at filenames on discord @DOSagain

I'm a very ginger nigger

ghost in the shell is popular because Matoko has huge tits, just like in every anime

Cool

also, she has to strip to go invisible

and her arms get ripped off, causing her clothes to fall off in one scene

i don't think that's it

well it makes sense, because her suit is skin tight, so when it tears, the whole thing flies off

im just kidding around

if it annoys feminists as well as committed waifu enthusiasts, id be okay with it

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although the major does have tits, it's jarring or so because she isn't really a sexual character
and it's motoko

yeah but she's sold as being attractive, as like a stoic lady, sort of the middle ground between tsundere and the open slut

which i have no problem with, as i said

mm

good anime though, one of my favourites

japs were quite optimistic in the 90s about how cool the future would be

Motoko has a fully artificial body

There is no "getting naked" for her

ahem

transhuman bodies are real bodies
change my mind

(bigot)

They are. But they don't have the same sanctity as biological bodyparts

Because biological parts don't grow back

Prosthetics are replaceable

In a permanent "Ship of Theseus" conundrum

ship of theseus is not really confusing from a programming point of view
you would say that the modified ship is still an instance of the class (ship of theseus) but is not identical to the original instance of the class

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problem is when you hear 'the ship of theseus' you assume it's a particular, not a class

tbh, the 'problem' itself isn't really a problem, because of what you just said

The Ship of Theseus was never presented as a paradox

i think it is kind of a paradox

because it is and isn't the same ship

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