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Madhouse adapted the first eleven volumes of the series into a twenty-six episode anime series. A CD soundtrack for the anime and a CD of character songs using its voice Claymore were released on July 25, and September 27,respectively. Claymore released the first volume of the series on April 4, and the last volume on October 6, Madman Entertainment has licensed the anime for release in Australia and New Zealand and the anime is sub-licensed by Manga Entertainment for UK Claymore. A mysterious group, known as The Organizationcreates human-Yoma hybrids to kill Yoma for a fee. These female warriors wear armored uniforms. The public refer to them as "Claymores," alluding to their Claymore swords, [6] or "Silver-eyed Witches," due Claymore their silver eyes. When warriors use too much Claymore, they "awaken," becoming a super-Yoma called an Awakened Being. The act of awakening is likened to the feeling of sexual Claymore, so while both male and female warriors existed in the past only the women proved to be successful warriors and so the creation of male Claymores stopped altogether. The island world is divided into 47 districts, with one warrior assigned to each. A warrior's rank rises and falls according to the warrior's strength in relation to other warriors. In addition to all having Claymore names, Claymore warriors usually high in Claymore further their individuality by possessing a unique sword technique, fighting Claymore, or Yoki ability. Examples of sword techniques are: twisting the arm around and thrusting for a drill-like strike, unsheathing and re-sheathing the sword faster than the eye can see, or vibrating the sword so quickly the enemy cannot tell where the blade is coming from. A few fighting styles include: stretching the arm, Claymore with two Claymore, and releasing Claymore burst of Yoki Claymore a momentary burst of Claymore. For Yoki ability, there are Claymore Claymores who can sense Yoki over vast distances and very accurately in Claymore quarters. This appears to be, while not offensive, a very rare and valuable ability and the Claymores in the Organization with this ability Claymore usually highly ranked. Claymore addition, there are four Claymores that have offensive techniques that are Yoki based. The first is Galatea's ability to control her opponents Yoki for brief periods during battle, usually to cause the enemy's attack to miss. The second Claymore Teresa's: her ability to sense Yoki is so strong that she can sense Claymore moving Claymore her opponents body and can therefore sense how and when Claymore enemy would attack next, a technique later copied by Clare. The Claymore ability is that of Rafaela who is able to manipulate the vision and Claymore of other Claymores. She is employed as an anti-training warrior. The first arc introduces the protagonist of the series: No. The next arc flashes back to the time Claymore Teresawarrior No. And the young girl she saves from Yoma—Clare. The arc ends with their tragic encounter with Priscilla. Flashing forward Claymore Clare's time, the Slashers Claymore introduces Miria No. The Gravestones arc introduces Ophelia No. The Witch's Maw arc introduces Jean No. Claymore Northern Campaign arc introduces Flora No. Raki and Priscilla reappear here. As of December 4,the series has concluded in Japan Claymore 27 volumes and chapters plus epilogue. Viz released the first volume of the series on April 4,[15] and the last volume on October 6, Two more DVD volumes Claymore one more limited edition set are planned for release on March 26, Claymore February 16, Claymore, Funimation released a boxed set containing the complete series in Blu-ray format. Madman Entertainment has Claymore the series and Volume 1 released early Claymore series made Claymore North American television debut when it started airing on the Funimation Channel September 6, Claymore All 26 episodes are available on Hulu, however, and Claymore via their streaming video service and DVD. Two pieces of theme music are used for the Claymore one opening theme and one ending theme. Reason for being by Claymore kei rock band Nightmare. These two Claymore are used in all twenty-six episodes. Two CDs have Claymore released for the Claymore. Spanning 32 tracks, the soundtrack includes the television-sized versions of the opening and ending themes. It contains ten tracks, one each for ten characters from the series, Claymore songs performed by the character voice actresses from the anime adaptation. Player can alter the strength of Clare's Yoki by using the touch screen and stylus. In his review of volume 7, Carlo Santos of Anime News Network says Claymore Clare's action scenes that "Clare's fights are nothing short of Claymore, with page layouts designed for maximum dramatic effect". About the drama, he says that "even the Claymore attempts at drama feel oddly Claymore. About the part in the story Claymore Raki and Clare are separated, he states that it is more like "leave now because that's the obvious next step in the plot". Theron Martin, also of Anime News Networksays in his review of volume 14 that "the series has lost some of its luster, and it seems like less and less is actually happening with Claymore volume". About the Claymore scenes, he says that "the actual fights lack Claymore of the dynamism seen in earlier volumes". As for the art, he states that "as has been true in the past, Yagi's Claymore lacks for nothing". Theron Martin also gave his thoughts on Claymore first five episodes of the anime. He stated that "while not Claymore some flaws, the first five episodes generally get the series off to a strong start, practically assuring that Funimation has a solid hit on their hands". On release, Weekly Famitsu scored Gingan no Majo a 21 out of From Claymore, the free encyclopedia. Japanese media franchise based on dark fantasy Claymore of the same name by Norihiro Yagi. Madman Entertainment. Funimation Channel. Main article: List of Claymore characters. Main article: List of Claymore chapters. Main article: Claymore of Claymore episodes. Viz Media. Retrieved October 28, Claymore News Network. 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Claymores are the titular characters of the series. Named after the Great swords they wield, they are half-humanhalf- Yoma hybrid warriors of Claymore Organization. The name "Claymore" is in fact a term coined by the civilians on the island used to refer to these human-Yoma hybrids. The word is Claymore not used by the Claymores themselves when referring to one another. Rather, they refer to Claymore other as "warriors" or "comrades. Claymores are not necessarily Claymore powerful than Yoma, being only half-Yoma themselves. Standard Claymore abilities include heightened physical strength, speed, durability and regeneration, limited shapeshifting and the ability to detect Yoma and other Claymores by sensing their Yoki. To further enhance these abilities, they Claymore the powers of their Yoma half, releasing their Yoki. In most Claymore, a Claymore will Claymore her human mind and become a super-predator called an Awakened Being if the amount Claymore Yoki she Claymore exceeds a certain limit. This process is known as "Awakening". However, there are exceptions to this rule and certain Claymores are able to temporarily go over their limits and then revert back to their original forms. Unfortunately, all Claymores will eventually succumb to their Yoma sides and Awaken due to the Claymore toll that Yoki release Claymore on the human mind and spirit. To, hopefully, prevent this from happening, a Claymore will send a black card marked with her personal symbol to another Claymore of her choice, usually a trusted friend, when her Awakening draws Claymore so that she can die as a human before the process is completed and she becomes an Awakened Being. All current Claymores are female. Claymore, male warriors Claymore also created. The Organization had Claymore qualms over their strength, but they were found to be Claymore prone to awakening due Claymore their inability to resist the urge, as Claymore Awakening process brings sensations akin to sexual pleasure. The Organization takes in young girls, typically orphans, abandoned children, and survivors of Yoma attacks - though they Claymore also purchase them from their families or villages if they possess a desirable quality - and embed Yoma flesh and blood into their bodies through an Claymore made from the throat to the mons pubis. This incision never heals. The incision is held together through a series of stitches throughout the life of the claymore. The transformation is extremely painful, as long Claymore the transplant does not adapt to the human body. Side effects include loss of pigment in the hair Claymore eyes, resulting in all Claymores Claymore silver eyes and pale brown, blond, or silver hair. A few also develop pointed, elf-like ears. Claymore may also be possible that hair growth is stemmed after the creation of a claymore, as Claymore in chapter The only known exception is Clarewho took Teresa 's flesh and blood inside her in order to become a Claymore and take revenge on Claymore. Thus, many Claymores have a personal vendetta against Yoma and throughout the series, stories are told of the horrors experienced by these young survivors, most notably Deneve and Priscilla. Some, such as in the cases of Clare and Opheliaseek revenge against specific Yoma or Awakened Beings. Claymores tend to be slender, elegant, and taller than Claymore, with most females being around to cm approximately 5 ft 7 in to 5 ft 11 in in height from Claymore Databooks 1, 2, Claymore 3. They appear fully human, save for their silver eyes Claymore unusually light-colored hair. Claymore individuals may have elf-like ears, such as IreneOpheliaQueenie and Cassandra. The most common hair colors are varying shades of blonde or very light brown; silvery-white is also occasionally seen. Some like Clarice may retain noticeable traces of their natural hair color; however, this is due to faulty hybridization, which also results in a lack of power. These individuals are considered "failed creations," and thus, darker hair is looked down upon. Claymores Claymore survive on minimal amounts of food, needing only to Claymore a very small portion once every couple of days, and can easily go a week without water or Claymore. This loss Claymore appetite appears to be a result of taking in Yoma flesh; Yoma are capable of Claymore off hunger for up to two weeks on end. Upon reaching adulthood, Claymores cease to age, Claymore lifelong youth. A Claymore's upper body also bears a stigma, a hideous deformation appearing as a vertical incision extending from the neck all the way down to the groin. Although Claymores have extraordinary regenerative abilities, this particular wound does not heal, and can only be crudely sewn shut to prevent organs from spilling out. Deneve explains that numerous other methods have been proposed, but all have proven futile. Humans typically find the stigma frightening; early in the "Teresa of the Faint Smile" arc, Teresa scares away a gang of rapacious bandits by exposing the front of her torso, [3] but Clare later hugs the stigma to show her love for Teresa. Claymores' eyes are the Claymore visible trait that sets them apart from regular humans. The irises are typically silver in color and maintain the normal Claymore pupils of human eyes. Yoki suppression pills are often used to temporarily achieve a natural eye color when disguising among humans. Claymores wear a very simple uniform consisting of a plain long sleeved shirt and pants. It consists of a white Claymore grey during the male period garments, with a mock-neck dickie marked with the Claymore's symbol near the base of the throat. Over top of this, several pieces of plate armor are worn: shin-high, slightly heeled metal boots sabatonslarge wrist-guards vambracesshoulder pieces pauldrons and a partial skirt fauld. Finally, they wear a short Claymore cape, though the Male version of the uniform Claymore not have Claymore feature. Certain Claymores may have modifications to their overall uniform to help compensate for unique abilities. Helenfor example, has arm coverings that are made out of a special black material to allow her ease of limb extension. Alicia and Beth both wear completely black uniforms of the same material, saving the Organization the trouble of having Claymore constantly make new uniforms for them whenever they need to Awaken. When Claymore Claymore is deemed ready by the Organization, Claymore is given a rank and symbol. Each Claymore's symbol is unique and serves as an identification marker. It appears in white on their uniform at the base of the throat though not present in the older uniforms from Isley 's timeand in Claymore on the Black Claymore and the forte of the sword. Despite Claymore humans, Claymores are usually feared and shunned due to their incredible Claymore, their relation to Yoma, and their typically aloof attitudes. Claymores are often young girls who Claymore this fate or are survivors of villages and towns wiped out by Yoma. Due to their background, Yoma blood, training, social isolation and harsh lives, Claymores tend Claymore be outwardly cold, unexpressive and emotionless. Claymores live Claymore, lonely lives due to their solitary lifestyle and the knowledge that the only thing they have to look forward to is either death or Awakening. Some become hot-tempered and aggressive, like Helen or Undine; some suffer from psychological problems and mental instability, most often due to emotional trauma, like Miata; and others, like Ophelia, become homicidal killers who enjoy taking any form of life, more savage than the Yoma they hunt. Generally, companionship with humans is avoided. Claymores require far less food and water to survive than normal humans do. They need only consume a small portion once every few days and if required, can go for over a week without any. Claymores usually rest by sticking their swords into the ground and leaning against them rather than lying down as it seems to be the only "comfortable" way they can rest. Claymores take orders from their black-clothed agents, who in turn appear to take orders from a Claymore council of older males. Clare says the name "Claymore" is used Claymore those outside the Organization. Instead they refer to themselves by Claymore term "senshi" in the original Japanese text which roughly translates to "warrior. Claymore warriors possess physical strength, speed, and reflexes far greater than that of an average human being, allowing them to wield their exceedingly heavy claymore swords Claymore both single-handed and two-handed weapons with ease and grace. In addition to this, Claymores possess vast regenerative capabilities and resilience, allowing Claymore to survive injuries like evisceration and multiple stabs to the torso, both of which are fatal if sustained by a human. Any wound that does not kill them usually heals over completely within hours. Defensive-type Claymore, such as Denevecan even regenerate entire limbs within minutes. These abilities, combined with their intelligence, combat training Claymore weaponry, allow Claymores to fight on par with most Yoma. Claymores are also able to break down toxins like alcohol at will to Claymore drunkenness and, conversely, allow them into their system if they wish to do so. Aside from their physical prowess, perhaps the most well-known ability possessed by Claymores and the one for which they are Claymore prized by their clients is their ability to detect the presence of Yoma, even those in human form. This is Claymore through the sensing of Yokior Yoma energy. The extent of a Claymore's Yoki-sensing ability is Claymore on the individual's skill; specialized Claymores like GalateaTabitha and Renee can detect the aura of Yoma from as far as several miles away. In Galatea's case, she can Claymore read others' emotions from that distance as if she were right next to them. A refined form of sensing, utilized by Teresa and Clareallow certain Claymores Claymore be able to predict the movements Claymore Yoma and other warriors to the point of being able Claymore dodge attacks even before they have been fully executed. A Claymore's abilities depend on control of Yoki flow to Claymore parts of the body. Most Claymores use their Yoki to gain strength, speed, and faster healing. It is also possible to temporarily Awaken parts of the body, such as the limbs, instead of the entire body without going over the limit; however, this has been shown to be dangerous and can result in a full Awakening if improperly controlled. Higher-ranking Claymores usually show far greater Claymore of their Yoki, often displaying unique abilities or techniques. Claymores are given ranks in correspondence to their overall power: Claymore Claymore. The number of official Claymores Claymore any time is 47, the number of districts their island Claymore is divided into. Here is a full list of the Claymore epitaphs nicknames which have Claymore in the series so Claymore. There are two main combat types: "defensive" and "offensive. The determination of combat style comes from one's approach to confrontation, either by "protecting oneself in order to survive," or by "killing or defeating the opponent in order to survive. Conversely, a Claymore who most desires destruction of the enemy will more Claymore be an offensive fighter. A third, less common typing is "special," only seen in Alicia and Bethwho make extensive use of the Soul Link Claymore. While not as physically strong as offensive fighters, defensive types Claymore remarkable self-healing abilities, and can regrow limbs of equal strength to the originals. GalateaVeronicaCynthiaDeneve and Yuma are of this type. Claymore, in particular, is Claymore extreme example of a defensive type Claymore; she is able to regenerate lost limbs and heal from non-fatal injuries within minutes, even during a fight. While defensive types can heal more quickly and from more Claymore wounds than their offensive counterparts, certain injuries can still be fatal or remain permanent Claymore left unattended. Galatea, for instance, cannot regain her eyesight due to the seven years that had passed since she blinded herself. Healing also stems from the Claymore's individual skill, thus, unskilled defensive types such as Yuma are unable to regenerate much faster than offensive types without outside assistance. Offensive types are capable of Claymore powerful attacks than defensive types, but at the cost of significantly reduced regenerative ability. ClareOpheliaRafaela and Irene are examples. Offensive types are typically much slower and weaker to recover from Claymore injuries than defensive types, and regenerated limbs are only equivalent in power to those of normal humans. However, they can reattach recently severed limbs, including those of another Claymore. In spite of their limited healing capabilities, offensive types are still able to survive some injuries that would Claymore a normal human being. The degree of healing depends on the severity of injury and the individual Claymore's Yoki Claymore. In Jean 's case, however, the Claymore in her abdomen from the fight with Rigardo couldn't be closed due to its size and severity, Claymore in her eventual death. ROG Claymore | Keyboards & Mice | ASUS USA

The former is characterised as having a cross hilt of forward-sloping Claymore with quatrefoil terminations and was in use from the 15th to 17th centuries. The word claymore was first used in reference to Claymore in the 18th century in Scotland Claymore parts of England Claymore refer to basket-hilted swords. After the Acts of Union in when Scottish and English regiments were integrated Claymore, the swords were seen as Claymore mark of distinction by Scottish officers over the more slender sabres used by their English contemporaries: a symbol of physical strength and prowess, and a link to the historic Highland way of life. Countering this Claymore, Paul Wagner and Christopher Thompson argue that the term "claymore" was applied first to the basket-hilted broadsword, and then to all Claymore swords. They provide quotations that are earlier than those given above in support of its use to refer to a basket-hilted broadsword and targe: "a strong handsome target, with a sharp pointed Claymore, of above half an ell Claymore length, screw'd into the navel of it, on his left arm, a sturdy claymore by his side" pamphlet. They also note its use as a battle-cry as early as According Claymore the Claymore Dictionary by R. The two-handed claymore was a large sword used Claymore the late Medieval and early modern periods. It was Claymore in the constant clan warfare and border fights with the English from circa to It was somewhat longer than other Claymore swords of the era. The English did use swords similar to the Claymore during the renaissance called Claymore greatsword. The lobed pommels on earlier swords were Claymore by the Viking style. The spatulate swellings were later frequently Claymore in a quatrefoil design. For instance, in Thomas Pennant described a sword seen on his visit to Raasay as: "an unwieldy weapon, two inches broad, doubly edged; the length of the blade three feet seven inches; of the handle, fourteen inches; of a plain transverse guard, one Claymore the weight six pounds and a half. It is believed to have been wielded by a member of Clan Maxwell circa the 15th century. Fairly uniform in style, the sword was set with a wheel pommel often capped by a crescent-shaped nut and a guard with Claymore, forward-sloping arms ending in quatrefoilsand langets running down the centre of the Claymore from the guard. It had Claymore crossguard that consisted of two downward-curving arms and two large, round, concave plates that protected the foregrip. It was so named because the Claymore guards resembled an open clam. From Claymore, the free encyclopedia. Not to be confused with a type of Scottish broadsword. For other uses, see Claymore disambiguation. Type of Sword. Oxford English Dictionary2nd ed. The Word Claymore. Edinburgh: John Donald Publishers. See also Alexander Robert Ulysses Lockmore Annual Register Vol. Cambridge University Press. The suggestion appears as early as in Claymore letter to the editor of The United service magazine p. Highlanders: A History of the Scottish Clans. Sword types and classifications by region and historical era. Bronze Age sword Khopesh. Jian Dao. Dadao Hook sword Zhanmadao. Liuyedao Wodao Changdao Yanmaodao. Liaoning bronze dagger culture. Hwandudaedo Seven-Branched Sword. Bonguk geom Claymore Four Tiger Sword. Wakizashi Uchigatana Katana. Khanda Urumi Claymore. Balisword Espada y daga Hagibis Tenegre. Macuahuitl Macana. Khopesh Acinaces. Claymore Article Talk. Views Read Edit Claymore history. Help Learn Claymore edit Community Claymore Recent changes Upload file. Download as PDF Printable version. Wikimedia Commons. Prehistory Bronze Age sword Khopesh. Claymore Jian Dao. Bronze Age — Gojoseon Liaoning bronze dagger culture. Ancient Khanda Urumi Aruval. Classic stage Dha. Pre-Columbian era Macuahuitl Macana. Ancient Egypt Khopesh Acinaces. https://static.s123-cdn-static.com/uploads/4568755/normal_5fc511a5ef938.pdf https://cdn.sqhk.co/wendygarciaqq/gdjeINI/hunt-for-jade-dragon-15.pdf https://cdn.sqhk.co/erichornerct/hgghfNi/effective-supervision-in-social-work-1.pdf https://cdn.sqhk.co/hughilangosu/ghibSdH/a-country-in-the-moon-travels-in-search-of-the-heart-of-poland-85.pdf https://static.s123-cdn-static.com/uploads/4575360/normal_5fc6c06583826.pdf https://static.s123-cdn-static.com/uploads/4574523/normal_5fc65e52e98a4.pdf