In his grief, Allen was tricked and Mana Walker turned into an Akuma, marring the boy’s face and also giving him the power to detect Akuma and see the human souls that are bound to their bodies. After all, you don’t get pentagram eye slashes all randomly, right? In this case it was given to Allen well before he became an exorcist by his adoptive father who had died. One look at Allen’s eye and you just know that his scar has a story. Of course, his most notable scar is the Brand of Sacrifice on his neck that occasionally gets a bit oozy when demons come sniffing around. He has a number of visible scars, like the nick on his nose that are the result of starting mercenary life at a very young age with a “learn by beating” foster father. Gutts from BerserkĪt this point, especially if you have been keeping up with the Berserk manga, Gutts should just be 100 percent scar tissue. He also lost an arm, but his brother was nice enough to lend him one of his. He got it when his entire family was slaughtered. However, the man named “Scar” didn’t choose his scar.

Nothing says “don’t fuck with me” like a giant ‘X’ shaped scar across your forehead. However, the most surprising part was the false arm that he got after his real one was blow off during a tragic incident long ago. Looking at his bare body, you see tons of twisted gnarled flesh, even a bit of metal mesh. Trouble does follow him around like a horrid rain cloud after all. However, after a chance encounter of getting caught in the shower, you see that he has had his fair share of misfortune.

Throughout much of Trigun, Vash appears to be untouchable.

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