I always meant to check this show out. Seems neat.
Accurate_Cry_89372026-01-06 00:49
I find this classic.
Prestigious-Worth-492026-01-06 03:25
I’ve always heard good things. Sometimes I get that itch to check out some old school media.
Accurate_Cry_89372026-01-06 16:10
Old School is Gold School.
yeenevalose2026-01-06 01:53
Whst were they thinking haha
snowwhitecat04aug2026-01-06 02:31
I mean he still had the other hand right
No-Car-43072026-01-06 02:53
the dude had to wait for the train to flex?
Querez2026-01-06 09:16
I mean, it seems clear that the he didn't wanna act rashly in case the other guy does something bad in response, so the train became somewhat of a convenient cover to hide him re-raising the gun, aiming it and shooting.
ObiMikenobi772026-01-06 05:31
N A N I ?!
BosuW2026-01-06 06:09
Bro's Takina's grandpa or what?
ReddiTrawler20212026-01-06 10:28
A hell of a shooting stunt.
ZapsZzz2026-01-08 03:43
Again coming in with old timer comment -of I remembered correctly the manga version of the scene is a little different [City Hunter Manga scene comparison]>!they were in a dark place but not completely light-less; the bad guy was wearing a special star light eye piece. My memory of how the scene played it was that the bad guy was gloating that he has the advantage here being the only one who can see clearly so can take his time aiming, but when he saw Ryo's direction Ryo was casually and comfortable pointing the gun at him and straight up shot him - I thought through the eye piece (therefore not a non-lethal capture) but I could have mixed up with Gunsmith Cats here or just other scenes of the early volume!<
PerfectDance56012026-01-10 23:45
Since 1998 every time I see a subway approaching I instinctively look at every window and try to understand if I could shot on the other platform through the carriages. This scene really had an impact on me
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