For a moment there I thought it was Hatate

Somewhere in Israel armed with a Magpul Masada\Bushmaster ACR... EPIC

ezekill said:
Somewhere in Israel armed with a Magpul Masada\Bushmaster ACR... EPIC

Too bad it will likely misfire.

tag "israel"? I see "tel-aviv" there.

lookingfrank said:
tag "israel"? I see "tel-aviv" there.

it's name of the capital city, duh

puppe_meister said:
it's name of the capital city, duh

...Which is why he was asking if we should tag it israel.

To which the answer, I think, is no, given that the only identifying feature is the sign.

glasnost said:
...Which is why he was asking if we should tag it israel.

To which the answer, I think, is no, given that the only identifying feature is the sign.

Isn't that enough to identify as it being within Israel?

Anelaid said:
Isn't that enough to identify as it being within Israel?

Eh. Without something like a famous landmark to confirm, it may as well be pointing to the Tel Aviv Kosher Deli in Hoboken, and I don't think it'd be of much interest to someone searching israel, but either way works. It's not like israel is a really popular tag subject to concerns about pollution anyway.

I'm impressed that she is actually Imaichi Moenai Ko.

It seems very unlikely to find any signs pointing at Tel Aviv inside a building. It is also very unlikely to find a sign only having it's name in English and Arabic, but not in Hebrew. I presume the artist just doesn't know Hebrew.

The rifle isn't used by our military as far as I know.
There aren't any famous landmarks in the background, or any wide urban looking area.

I believe the artist wanted to make a foreign, middle eastern, war themed picture, but obviously enough the artist didn't know enough about Israel to put in much thought. Dump a character and a city's name, and it's done.

WaveformVision said:

It seems very unlikely to find any signs pointing at Tel Aviv inside a building. It is also very unlikely to find a sign only having it's name in English and Arabic, but not in Hebrew. I presume the artist just doesn't know Hebrew.

The rifle isn't used by our military as far as I know.
There aren't any famous landmarks in the background, or any wide urban looking area.

I believe the artist wanted to make a foreign, middle eastern, war themed picture, but obviously enough the artist didn't know enough about Israel to put in much thought. Dump a character and a city's name, and it's done.

I don't know Arabic, probably the Arabic text is either gibberish or "fuck your mother" or something.

The Arabic text is "تل أبيب".

speck said:
The Arabic text is "تل أبيب".

Thank you very much. According to Google Translate, the Arabic text is legit (I didn't expect this, you know, how "well" English or any other language usually is used in animé/manga).