*Shakes hands with Felix* "I'm going to make you my girlfriend" Felix - "i'm a boy silly" ".......I'm going to make you my girlfriend" Felix - "Please let go of my hand"
@DavidPennable he wasn’t abused for him crossdressing, he didn’t start crossdressing until he was saved by Crusch. He was abused because of his catlike appearance
Er that depends on the route. Main route of Re Zero he tries to minimize the death count. One route he breaks his mind dying an insane amount for Echidna
Reminds me of the exchange in Re Zero in 8 minutes Felix :You don't want emilia you can always have me Subaru :Well Hey I didn't know the knights had hot cat girls too Felix : Actually I'm a boy ! Subaru: No your F#$King Not Felix : No really! I'm a- Subaru: I said: No. You're. ****ing. NOTTTT.
And a 6th fact, Felix Argyle was the singular character that single-handedly made me discover my bisexuality in less than 24 hours. You can imagine the details in between.
@@themustardman219 would kill him under what conditions? the common cold is fatal by that definition, but nobody in their right mind would see it that way now. if you disagree with the definition i provided, you disagree with a definition i found on the internet, maybe you should link a definition from a website that agrees with you.
@@davidlewis6728 He can recover from any wound that instantly kills him. Life if he's blown to dust, he dies, if he's incinerated, he dies, if he has his head or heart obliterated, he dies. If he gets a huge, deep slash across his chest, or his neck, he can recover, while most people would not. If he gets any wound that can be healed simply by waiting, it will heal very quickly. It's simple.
It would've been cooler if they'd used male voice actors with higher pitched voices. Like, he's a feminine guy! So why skip male actors with that vocal range? Oh well.
The Junkers Ju 87 was a German-made single-engine fighter aircraft of the Second World War. Developed by Junkers Flugzeugwerk AG, the low-wing aircraft with articulated wings, rigid chassis and two-man crew was used by the German Air Force and the air forces of allied countries. Junkers Ju 87 Stuka Junkers Ju 87D "Stuka" Junkers Ju 87D Type dive bomber, ground attack aircraft draft country Deutsches Reich Manufacturer junkers first flight September 17, 1935 commissioning Spring 1937 production time 1937 to 1944 number of pieces less than 6,000 (exact number unclear) Its main task consisted of precise daytime bombing raids as part of tactical operations as a dive bomber (Stuka). Later variants of the D series were mainly used as ground attack aircraft.
The Messerschmitt Me 262 (suggestive name: Schwalbe or Sturmvogel), a development by Messerschmitt AG, Augsburg, was the first jet aircraft built in series. Between 1943 and 1945, 1,433 examples of the twin-engine machine were built, of which around 800 were delivered to the Wehrmacht Air Force during World War II. Like the Me 163 and the Heinkel He 280, the aircraft was developed from the beginning of 1939 with medium to low priority. Messerschmitt Me 262 Me 262 flight show at ILA 2006.jpg Replica of a Messerschmitt Me 262 in flight at the ILA 2006 Type Jet-powered fighter-bomber draft country Deutsches Reich Manufacturer Messerschmitt AG first flight July 18, 1942 commissioning 1944 production time 1943-1945 number of pieces 1433
The Sukhoi Su-57 (Russian Сухой Су-57, NATO code name: Felon)[4] is a Russian stealth multirole fighter aircraft. It was created due to the requirements of the Russian Air Force for a twin-engine multi-purpose fighter aircraft of the fifth generation as part of the "PAK-FA program" (Russian Перспективный авиационный комплекс фронтовой авиации Perspektivny Awiazionny Kompleks Frontowoi Awiazii'), the 'Flight Medium-Term Complex Spectative Forces' to replace Sukhoi Su-27. Until the official military designation Su-57 was awarded in August 2017, the type was known under the factory prototype designation Sukhoi T-50. Sukhoi Su-57 Sukhoi T-50 Maksimov.jpg Prototype T-50-1 at MAKS 2011 Type multirole fighter draft country Russia Manufacturer Sukhoi first flight January 29, 2010 commissioning December 25, 2020[1] production time In series production since July 2019[2] number of pieces Status: May 2022 five Su-57 delivered[3] On the basis of the FGFA program, a two-seater variant for the Indian Air Force should also be developed; However, India withdrew from the project in spring 2018.[5]
The Horten H IX flying wing design built towards the end of World War II was the logical continuation of the Horten brothers' flying wing concept into the jet age. H IX was the name of the first two prototypes. The Reich Air Ministry (RLM) assigned the number 8-229 for series production, the 8 being a code number for aircraft in general. Hoarding H IX Three-side projection of the H IX V1 Three-side projection of the H IX V1 Type fighter plane draft country Deutsches Reich Manufacturer Brothers Horten Gothaer Waggonfabrik (intended production company) first flight March 1, 1944 (Horten H IX V1) 2 February 1945 (Horten H IX V2) commissioning - production time reached only prototype stage number of pieces 3 known prototypes Sometimes the name Gotha Go 229 - after the intended production company Gothaer Waggonfabrik - is used. In practice, however, the production company was generally irrelevant for the naming. Since the Horten brothers were not employees of Gothaer Waggonfabrik and also officially maintained their own aircraft company - albeit without significant production capacities - the naming Horten Ho 229 is more likely. This designation was also used in the weekly reports of the Rechlin testing center.
