🎬 Do you know the trope of lighting cutting sword? The character cuts and sheathes his sword so fast the object/target/victim only appears cut afterwards. It started with Zatoichi’s movies portraited by Shintaro Katsu. It was then referenced in many anime/manga/movies.
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