Download Himura Kenshin Pattern Anime Lockscreen Wallpaper APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.0 |
| Update | 5 years ago |
| Size | 8.08 MB (8,467,330 bytes) |
| Developer | Kawaii Security |
| Category | Apps, Personalization |
| Package Name | com.kawaiisec.himura |
| OS | 4.1 and up |
Himura Kenshin Pattern Anime Lockscreen Wallpaper APPLICATION description
⭐Set your pattern in ‘Passcode’ menu and secure your device with cool animated icons!
?Choose from many lock screen wallpapers and even set it as your home wallpaper.
?Configure the most comfortable way to unlock for you.
?Set your own image from gallery as a lock screen.
?Customize the lock screen like you want it.
All credits and rights goes to their original owners.
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Himura Kenshin, known as the legendary hitokiri of the Meiji Revolution, Himura Battōsai (緋村抜刀斎).
Of small, slender build and with a youthful, feminine visage, Himura Kenshin cuts quite a different figure than would be expected of the legendary Hitokiri Battōsai and his appearance belies his twenty-eight years of age, making him look roughly ten years younger, but he is easily recognized by his infamous distinguishing features: mid-back length red hair tied in a thick ponytail and a cross-shaped sword scar on his left cheek.
Kenshin's cross-shaped scar actually consists of two separate scars--a long one running diagonally down his face from just below the outer corner of his left eye to just above his chin and a slightly shorter scar running diagonally across it in the other direction from just to the left of the bridge of his nose to his left jawbone.
Soft-spoken, serene and humble, Himura Kenshin's usual demeanor suits his effeminate appearance perfectly. Always willing to put others before himself, both in terms of well-being and social standing, Kenshin usually refers to others with the noble honorific of "-dono" while nearly always speaking of himself with the particularly humble pronoun "sessha" (translated by Viz as "this one") and ending his phrases with the formal verb "de gozaru".
?Choose from many lock screen wallpapers and even set it as your home wallpaper.
?Configure the most comfortable way to unlock for you.
?Set your own image from gallery as a lock screen.
?Customize the lock screen like you want it.
All credits and rights goes to their original owners.
Do you have any question? Contact us: [email protected]
?Do you like Himura Kenshin Pattern Anime Lockscreen Wallpaper? Please rate this app, let us know!
?Do you want more cool pattern lock screens? Check our other applications!
Himura Kenshin, known as the legendary hitokiri of the Meiji Revolution, Himura Battōsai (緋村抜刀斎).
Of small, slender build and with a youthful, feminine visage, Himura Kenshin cuts quite a different figure than would be expected of the legendary Hitokiri Battōsai and his appearance belies his twenty-eight years of age, making him look roughly ten years younger, but he is easily recognized by his infamous distinguishing features: mid-back length red hair tied in a thick ponytail and a cross-shaped sword scar on his left cheek.
Kenshin's cross-shaped scar actually consists of two separate scars--a long one running diagonally down his face from just below the outer corner of his left eye to just above his chin and a slightly shorter scar running diagonally across it in the other direction from just to the left of the bridge of his nose to his left jawbone.
Soft-spoken, serene and humble, Himura Kenshin's usual demeanor suits his effeminate appearance perfectly. Always willing to put others before himself, both in terms of well-being and social standing, Kenshin usually refers to others with the noble honorific of "-dono" while nearly always speaking of himself with the particularly humble pronoun "sessha" (translated by Viz as "this one") and ending his phrases with the formal verb "de gozaru".
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