Ninjas might be capable of shooting over a relatively long distance even at night, like Karasugumi, a mid-19th-century night attack unit, and since camisado wear white clothes, can ninjas discover and snipe them from afar?
Since ninja placed importance on attacks on rainy nights, did they use an ebira quiver with a waterproof cover like the one depicted in the Moriyoshi Shinno Shutsujinzu? https://t.co/HUg9gXKFc6
I tried to generate a scene in Omni where a camisado attempting a night raid on a Japanese encampment is ambushed and defeated by a ninja guarding the camp, but various things did not go well.
I first turned the original ukiyo-e into a photo-like image using Grok and then made it into a video. If I did not specify that the two should continue fighting, they simply ran side by side.
https://t.co/qWbDvLHeEB The samurai could have taken advantage of the knight's high center of gravity. The knight would lose a lot of stamina when withstanding a throwing technique.
https://t.co/gMttwelKdr The Mozi, which was compiled by 8 BC, recommends defending the tops of castle walls with not only axes but also flails, hammers, and spears. Were flails and hammers also used on castle walls in the 16th century?
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Hand-dao for anti-armor may have a large edge angle. Are wakizashi often smaller in edge angle than katana? Katana with a large edge angle seem to be used not only for anti-armor purposes but also to deflect an opponent’s blade.