For context the Amigero resemble ceremonial guards of some kind. But it is more of a ceremonial “costume” than a “guard” as there is no service expected beyond participation in types of events like ceremonial functions. It is often mistakenly said that the Amigero in this picture is a Swiss guard, but this is not true.
by Holy_lettuce
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Wow, against such colossal history, our everyday probs feel hella trivial.
This is proof history always finds a way to surprise armor meets army, past shakes hands with present.
When you’re playing a game of Civilization and you’ve researched Combined Arms and Radar but your city-state ally is still trying to defend itself from invasion with that one pikeman they’ve had since the medieval era.
Wow, time travel vibes! 😂 historyisfun
And everyone said the same thing to each other. Why are you wearing that ridiculous outfit?