>>21638
that's right dude. although these two themes seem to be similar in the form they show—they both use machines to combine organic tissue, they are different things in nature. I can give lots of different points between them, like the separateness of the organic body in this thread instead of the oneness of the unholy union of flesh and metal, or the dying girls in here instead of the living weapons in the unholy union. From my point of view, I think this thread is more close to the threads of Dullahan and Headless but not the combination of the metal and flesh.