does heiwajima shizuo count? from Durarara

IZZAAAYAAAA-KUN

Nowadays "GAR" is used to describe characters that have reached the utmost levels of manliness. Said levels being judged looking at:

• The character's build (the more muscles he has the manlier he is).
• The ability to shout his attacks (GETTA BIIIIIIMU!, ROCKETTO PAAANCHI!, ATATATATATATA!!), though this is not necessarily a must.
• And finally the power to bring manly tears for the viewer (through either a speech brimming with awsomeness, a manly death, the end of the series, all of these combined etc.).

Jack Rakan from Mahou Sensei Negima!

the epitome of Garness, I have yet to see a character as Gar as him.

Jack Rakan is Mega build
Jack Rakan screams attacks names and is FUCKING cool while doing it
Jack Rakan fulfills all the requirements and more... and fuck made Mahou Sensei Negima! 150% better

[img]http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs14/f/2007/026/1/1/Into_Werewolf_by_AbyssWolf.gif[/img]

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Captain Harlock.

http://browse.deviantart.com/?qh=&section=&q=captain+harlock#/d26cnit

I went looking for pictures of him on deviantart and this artists description of him sums it up;The more well known and obvious references to him is the intro of the first episode of Gurren Lagann and Cowboy Bebop Villain Vicious. Yep, he's that awesome, and look at that picture, definitely a GAR space pirate.

Taka-tin from one of the random Gintama chapters/episodes lmao.
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