#kashira

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Kashira, Moscow oblast | Ph: Pavel Odinets

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No-Face 🧶

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Paradox Live THE ANIMATION — messy Icons.

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[bensigas]

Kashira Self-Portrait

Decided to do a self-portrait as the Kashira from Spirited Away.

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[roughridingrednecks]

Kashira

[vampirulez]

iorihancho aka the rarest of rarepairs in paralive

[kyrianne]

Nobody:

Dads getting up out of their chairs:

[thatsbutterbaby]

Kashira.  Shakudo / Japanese

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❝ akan yatsura. by eca ♡˖ ❞ postcard benefit (animate)

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Happy Birthday Yohei! 

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Kashira

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Workshop

Workshop on Sunday - The head (1 out of 3) from Spirited Away

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01x19 song of the fallen kingdom

[listening-to-thunder]

Shanks: So you came, Luffy.

Box: Red-haired pirates' ookashira, "Red-haired Shanks".

A linguistic detail I've found fascinating on re-read is that Shanks' crew call him kashira rather than captain. Other crews usually call their leader some version of 船長 (senchou) or キャプテン (kyaputen) - both translated "captain". Some pirate leaders have fleets, and use some version of "commander", but kashira is particularly un-nautical? It's used for organization bosses. Bandits might have a kashira, but not pirates! And it's not just his crew: the first time he's introduced in present time here, the manga itself calls him ookashira - big boss, or leader of a large group.

I'm wondering if somehow for Shanks, there's only ever going to be one "captain". To the point where he's gotten his crew used to having a kashira rather than a senchou.

Or, you know. He's got a side gig to pirating that everyone but the reader knows about, and that's what his title refers to! It's One Piece; I don't so much have theories and analysis as vague thoughts in random directions.