Wait...I thought the duel happened at sunset. I recall that Musashi was intentionally late to make Kojiro feeling anxious and off centered and then got to the island at sunset just so he can have the sun to his back when he made his first move.
+SMAXZO not a sunset but a sun rise... musashi was a strategist he used the sunrise in is back, the same tactic used by the "first time" by ww1 biplanes pilots... :)
Oregons actually no one knows if it was sunset or sun rise they dont even know when this supposed duel took place theres reports sasaki kojiro died years before musashi was born and yeah hes probably just a made up person
+SMAXZO Where can you read or watch the original story that you're talking about? I have just found out about this person that he was one of the greatest Samurai..
Riley Pettiford That feeling when history says that Miyamoto Musashi is the strongest swordmaster and a random dude who didn’t read anything about him appears to say otherwise.
Trenchcoat1Sword yeah i wouldn't even walk around with a boken in a strapped backcase because it looks like a rifle, but u definitely can't drill in public parks people would either be shocked or start shit
I was in Japan when this shit got aired in TV. It was awesome to me. I was in Kyoto and I visited the Sagarimatsu site, which was pretty near from where I was living. I feel nostalgic with this series.
"Mi técnica nunca fue perfecta, pero mi estrategia siempre fue la mejor" diría Musashi. Y que mejor demostrado que en este famoso duelo, que ha estado plagado de descripciones fantasiosas, cuando la realidad era bastante más simple y obvia. "El cuento" dice que Musashi combatió con Kojiro usando un bokken (sable de madera) hecho de un remo y ayudándose de la luz del sol para cegar y golpear a su adversario. Lo que "La historia" en realidad cuenta, es que Musashi venía llegando en su bote, cuando se percata que Kojiro lo espera desafiante desde la playa. Al llegar, Kojiro lo desafía a duelo, y Musashi al momento en que acepta, toma uno de los remos de su bote, y como "si fuera un sable de madera", lo golpea en la cabeza provocando la muerte de su famoso contendiente. Para quienes fueron testigos, el duelo se ajustó a las normas de combate: Musashi fue desafiado a combatir y luego de aceptar, tuvo la sensatez de reaccionar de inmediato y no perder oportunidad de golpear a un adversario que, técnicamente, era superior a él... Al final, venció la estrategia y la fortuna también.
Musashi era muy sabio, se aprovechaba de toda debilidad de su enemigo para alcanzar la victoria, incluso si eso significa romperle la madre de un remazo sorpresa. Todo un iluminado.
wtf!! jajajajaja yo había visto esta escena hace años, pero jajajajajajaja ahora peleara contra poseidon, la pela sera en el cap 15 por que en el 14 al final cierran con la señal de inicio de la pelea
OK, Ivan tienes razón, yo queria conocer como fue Sasaki Kojiro, porque nunca supe de el ni nada y eso que aun no he conocido a todos los mejores guerreros de Japón durante sus Épocas, pero, quiero ver realmente si es Capaz de matar a Poseidon en esa forma anciana... y realmente espero que esa sea su primera Victoria para la Humanidad ya seria una Guevonada si pierde contra ese Puto dios del Mar
@@asamiyashin444 hay un manga donde humanos deben pelear contra dioses, para salvar a toda la humanidad y el es uno de esos elegidos que nos representan (también hay un anime en netflix)
@@BROINSTAR Ah, no tenía ni idea. La verdad es que Kojiro en la novela de Musashi no es precisamente un héroe. Es bastante cruel e insensible. No pega mucho como salvador de la humanidad.
This particular fight was not only badass but very significant. For those of you wondering, Musashi brought a wooden sword to the fight for two reasons. One was to prove his technical skill with the wooden sword to Kojiro. The second reason was because he never wanted to kill Kojiro as he saw him as an admirable samurai. Kojiro realizes this as he was laying on the sand. Whats even more badass was that Musashi had tactically positioned his back against the sun so that Kojiro couldn't read his movements as the sun would get in his eyes. When Kojiro awakens from the blow to his forehead he tells Musashi "Brilliant, Musashi" realizing that Musaski is the true badass samurai of Japan.
Grayest Fox Youre correct except for the reason behind the bokken. Kojiro had the length advantage that Musashi overcame by carving his bokken out of an oar. This gave him a length advantage of approx 1 inch over Kojiro's drying pole. It was a strategic decison, The rest is romantic supposition that isnt born out by any historic documentation (at least any that Ive found). This movie also doesnt show that AFTER Musashi struck Kojiro in the head and Kojiro went down that he made a final attempt to cut Musashi but only managed to cut his hakama at which point Musashi struck him again in the torso crushing his ribs. There was no bromance going on at the end.
qeslah You're right, historically Musashi kills Kojiro in this fight and also about the bokken. Believe it or not this was a tv series I watched many years ago. This series was not historically accurate and they changed many of Musashi's duels, some of which he loses (which we know is not true). Also this series does show the bromance between Musashi and Kojiro, this of course was not true, but it was beautifully written in this show in which they show Musashi and Kojiro meeting several times. A lot of people bashed this series because it was not accurate, but in my original comment I was merely pointing out how great of a drama it was and how they depicted Musashi. It was one of my favorite shows, simply because the drama and Japanese actors were brilliant. Thank you again for pointing out the historical facts, hopefully people reading our comments will read into who Musashi really was.
Musashi carved that bokken in the boat on the way to the duel from a spare oar. His enemy didnt recover from the blow to the head. Musashi finished him with a blow to the sternum.
Yo confío más en Stephen Prince, quien ha estudiado el caso por años. Todo había sido acordado con anterioridad. Sasaki Kojiro era muy apegado a tradiciones de los samurai, venía de una noble familia y Musashi se había hecho de un nombre por su cuenta. Por eso Musashi sabía que Sasaki estaría particularmente fuera de sí en caso de llegar tarde. En el camino se supone que hizo una espada de entrenamiento con un remo, dejándole unos centímetros extra de longitud. Sabía que Sasaki enfurecería si aparte de llegar tarde, Musashi pretendiera enfrentarlo con una espada de madera. La furia a la que llevó a Sasaki Kojiro, el uso estratégico del sol y los centímetros extra de la espada de madera le dieron la victoria a Miyamoto Musashi
Pasa que cuando miyamoto lo desafió sasaki estaba en su mejor momento, tenia una fortuna porque se volvió maestro de los que se tenía planeado sean los mejores con la espada, y tenía la fama de ser invencible, por lo que por temas de honor le molestó que miyamoto llegue tarde, borracho y sin espada, la historia cuenta que también tuvo que esperar a que miyamoto afile su espada, por lo que apenas comenzó el duelo el olvido su técnica y se dejó llevar por impulso
@@elchicorandom7325 exacto, para un espadachín de la talla de sasaki el honor lo era todo, y esa falta por parte de miyamoto y el hecho de tener que esperarlo, cualquiera se enoja a mas no poder jaja, yo creo que si sasaki no se hubiera enojado tanto y hubiera usado la técnica adecuada si hubiera podido vencer a miyamoto
@@adrianoaldocastrogonzales5999 literal con una técnica no muy complicado le pudo ganar, ósea miyamoto estaba borracho y no creo que pueda esquivar todos los ataques
Musashi apparently carved a bokken out of an oar on the way to the duel, he kept Kojiro waiting for ages to to put him off centre as a strategy, he also made the bokken longer than his opponent's katana for reach, and had the sun behind him, thats why they were running to try and gain best advantage, when Kojiro throws away the sheath he berates him as having already lost, my tranlations not good but he answers he wont use it after he kills him, at the end he says good job before he dies, Musashi was not an illerate ronin, he belonged to a clan, but left it when he was young, when he was older he wrote "Book of the five rings".
+leanne szafran - Exactly right. About being illiterate; few Japanese, unlike Americans, were then or are now--I know farmers over there with college degrees. Whereas, as we see here, Americans have been trained (by the worst school system on the planet) to think stupid is cool, drugs are a good thing, and violence is always the first place you go if your pissed. No wonder the US is the laughing stock of the rest of the world.
Yup, that's why there are 400,000 Chinese in the US now getting the much maligned US degrees,... People vote with their feet Doctor Reno, and for students who are willing to work, the US offers quite alot,...
Segun cuentos, inicios Sasaki rozó nada más lazo de Musashi escapándo a un corte mortal, éste aprovechando reflejos con su palo especial contratacó a toda velocidad quebrandole cabeza.
I love the the tales of Miyamoto Musashi. One of the greatest books I've ever read. His bushido not flashy like a Hollywood movie but far deadlier. A European knight wouldn't have stood a chance against him.
Brings an oar to a sword fight and wins. Musashi was the greatest swordsman to ever live. A rather cheesy reenactment, but that music and Musashi's arrival is freaking badass!
I read in his book of five rings he wrote that most duels in those days ended with a mere cut, like your thumb cut off or a calf slice an inch or 2 deep in you- the fight was over basically. Like in chess when grandmasters lose a single piece they forfeit. At that level of skill only takes one opening to be exploited to lose.
Vengo de Fate. Ahí es recordado por ser uno de los servants que ayudó a derrotar dragones y demás cosas (como pilares demoniacos o caballeros de la Mesa Redonda).
I'm not Japanese, but this sequence of events overwhelm me. Sword fighting is so spiritual before it is physical. Oh, so intimate. Kicks my American mentality into coordination.
theScytheofGod Simo Häyhä, nicknamed "White Death", is credited with 542 sniper kills. Roland de Ronceveaux is credited with killing dozens of ennemy soldiers during his last stand. There are a lot of examples of other strong fighters. Saying one is superior to all others seems pretty bold
TwoFistsOneHalleluja Hayha was a SNIPER; killing from a distance. All I'm saying is I've never heard of anyone top this record in SINGLE combat, with swords, or without, for that matter. I'm not saying anyone is SUPERIOR. Fact is, the greatest of all time at anything were unknowns, monks up in the mountains or lone musicians practicing in their bedrooms. Read up on him though, he's utterly fascinating, and I personally would like to be free to walk down the street with a katana. Who'd wanna fuck with you then, lol?
theScytheofGod Hahya also had about 200 up-close kills with a 9mm Suomi smg within that same 100 day span as the sniper kills (bringing his total kills into the ballpark of 700). Besides, killing from a distance doesn't make it any less impressive when he literally had the entire Russian army combing the woods for him and artillerizing the ever-loving crap out of every square inch of woods they thought he might be in. He was a survivor primarily, but he had way more than his share of direct fights as well.
Nah, todos sabemos que en realidad Kojiro murió por un corte en el pecho y que había dejado a Musashi hecho mierda con una cicatriz en forma de "x" en la frente.
@@mashao7395 la pelea en la Vida real imagínate a dos tipos pegadose espadazos con técnicas por 20 segúndos (más que eso no creo que haya durado el duelo) y listo 😎
A sword fight between samurai is like a match of chess... Strategy and precise movements... One wasted or an unnecessary move can cost your life! Those intense fights with ridiculous movements you see only in movies.
otherwise it would be a real duel. In which they would most likely sit and stare at each other for awhile. Some duels ended before a sword was drawn...knowing that the duelist was far superior and forfeiting was actually honorable-- to know you are bested by superior skill before a sword drawn would actual keep the Samurai alive for the Emperor as well. If it was first blood forfeit was acceptable before drawn blades. If it was to the death...if you forfeited that you were to ask permission of the ritual Seppeku to keep your family and clan honor.
Además del uso del sol como ventaja, el remo que usó tenía su propósito debido a que era ligeramente más largo que la espada de Kojiro, que era famosa por su largo. Mientras que Musashi tuvo un lijero corte en la frente el dio un golpe contundente.
Loose translation "If you think you're going to win, why did you throw away your scabbard?" "This sword is useless now. The katana that cut you down, I'll never use it again."
Which may or may not have been what he actually said. I've always liked the version which says Musashi told him that he had already lost the battle. Because why would the winner throw away his scabbard? But Musashi is as much a myth as he was a man. He may not have been the world's greatest swordsman, but he is certainly one of the most famous and well documented swordsmen.
This scene represents what is written in the Eiji Yoshikawa's book. There are rumors that in fact, Musashi won the duel; however, he did not kill Sasaki Kojiro, and after the fight, Kojiro became a Musashi's disciple.
No, Kojiro probably died in this match. He didn't die by the blow tho, he woke up later but was lynched by Musashi's disciples. Also, Musashi actually showed up on time. That is what is most commonly believed among historians, but this version in the video is what Japanese commoners know.
Whoa, wait a minute...wasn't Sasaki killed by a hard side blow in mid motion during his his famous swallow cut move, having a rib broken and driven into a lung?
I think he was only deaf in the vagabond manga by takehiko Inoue Oga Beelze. To be honest i really like Takehiko's Kojiro on vagabond then in the book musashi in that book i hate him with a passion lol.
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Uno de los mas famosos duelos de la época feudal de Japón. I like it.
Todos aquí por récord of ragnarok pero los verdaderos hombres de cultura estamos por Vagabond 😎
Yo estoy porque amo los samuráis
True, Vagabond retrata mucho mejor a musashi
por baki xd
Yo estoy por baki xd
@@neilryan5922 tambien viniste por la mencion a Sasaki Kojiro cuando piden la opinion de Musahi sobre Retsu? Xd
No importa aprendiste de tu derrota y seguiste practicando 400 años mas y lograste la mayor hazaña de un humano venciste a Poseidon
Buscaba este comentario jakaoa
🧐🍷hombre de cultura
Pues quien le dice que eso de matar a Poseidón fue un anime y Musashi lo tiene de hijo
los verdaderos hombres de culturas venimos por vagabond
@@deadly8902 💯💯
Siempre tarde y siempre sucio te quiero musashi
Algun día tendremos esta pelea en el manga...
Vagabond?
Gantz E !!!!
@@antonioignacio100 así es, solo hay que esperar a que inoue deje el Hiatus
Dudo que ocurra de manera similar a este duelo
Esto ya pasó record of ragnarok búscalo
The greatest loser in history, representing humanity is Sasaki Kojiro!!!
Sasaki respect Miyamoto best
Shuumatsu no valkyrie? 🤣
I'm from Asia
Killer has no rules
@@yaggy9478 yeah 😂
Wait...I thought the duel happened at sunset. I recall that Musashi was intentionally late to make Kojiro feeling anxious and off centered and then got to the island at sunset just so he can have the sun to his back when he made his first move.
+SMAXZO Same here. But, it is just a movie.
+SMAXZO sasaki kojiro may not have even been a real person or the person musashi fought may have gone by a different name
+SMAXZO not a sunset but a sun rise... musashi was a strategist he used the sunrise in is back, the same tactic used by the "first time" by ww1 biplanes pilots... :)
Oregons actually no one knows if it was sunset or sun rise they dont even know when this supposed duel took place theres reports sasaki kojiro died years before musashi was born and yeah hes probably just a made up person
+SMAXZO
Where can you read or watch the original story that you're talking about?
I have just found out about this person that he was one of the greatest Samurai..
the famous duel in history of Japan, No.1....what a fantastic victory for Musashi, he is the best
wild wild east, where was sheriff?
Atila Tilen Nyari Unless you a Ronin
fuck yea rode to shore kicked some ass and rode out lol . plus i like how he crafted his sword out of that boat ore while he was going there ..
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There are a lot stronger than musashi
Riley Pettiford That feeling when history says that Miyamoto Musashi is the strongest swordmaster and a random dude who didn’t read anything about him appears to say otherwise.
And that's why we can't use our wooden practice swords in the park anymore, guys.
+Trenchcoat1Sword hahahahah the memories!!!
+Trenchcoat1Sword you can`t where?
Wysteria InBloom well Uk is quite strict they wont even allow the import of unsharpened blades unless...
I don`t live in the Uk tough haha
Trenchcoat1Sword yeah i wouldn't even walk around with a boken in a strapped backcase because it looks like a rifle, but u definitely can't drill in public parks people would either be shocked or start shit
I was in Japan when this shit got aired in TV. It was awesome to me. I was in Kyoto and I visited the Sagarimatsu site, which was pretty near from where I was living. I feel nostalgic with this series.
@Frank Genius What do you mean?
"Mi técnica nunca fue perfecta, pero mi estrategia siempre fue la mejor" diría Musashi. Y que mejor demostrado que en este famoso duelo, que ha estado plagado de descripciones fantasiosas, cuando la realidad era bastante más simple y obvia.
"El cuento" dice que Musashi combatió con Kojiro usando un bokken (sable de madera) hecho de un remo y ayudándose de la luz del sol para cegar y golpear a su adversario. Lo que "La historia" en realidad cuenta, es que Musashi venía llegando en su bote, cuando se percata que Kojiro lo espera desafiante desde la playa. Al llegar, Kojiro lo desafía a duelo, y Musashi al momento en que acepta, toma uno de los remos de su bote, y como "si fuera un sable de madera", lo golpea en la cabeza provocando la muerte de su famoso contendiente. Para quienes fueron testigos, el duelo se ajustó a las normas de combate: Musashi fue desafiado a combatir y luego de aceptar, tuvo la sensatez de reaccionar de inmediato y no perder oportunidad de golpear a un adversario que, técnicamente, era superior a él... Al final, venció la estrategia y la fortuna también.
no mames jajajajajaja
Raúl Olivares que bobo que sos
por eso no me gusta que me cuenten la historia verdadera
ahora no puedo parar de imaginarme a mushashi con un remo dando zas a sasaki
Musashi era muy sabio, se aprovechaba de toda debilidad de su enemigo para alcanzar la victoria, incluso si eso significa romperle la madre de un remazo sorpresa. Todo un iluminado.
Jc Jc jajaja.
Thank you " Record of Ragnorak"😍
Saludos desde Brasil 🇧🇷
3:00 demasiada epicidad me desmayo x.x
Cuantos vinieron por "Shuumatsu no Valkyrie"? xD para conocer a sasaki antes de su pelea contra poseidon xD
wtf!! jajajajaja yo había visto esta escena hace años, pero jajajajajajaja ahora peleara contra poseidon, la pela sera en el cap 15 por que en el 14 al final cierran con la señal de inicio de la pelea
Komo lo zupo
Esta sera la primera victoria de los humanos xd
OK, Ivan tienes razón, yo queria conocer como fue Sasaki Kojiro, porque nunca supe de el ni nada y eso que aun no he conocido a todos los mejores guerreros de Japón durante sus Épocas, pero, quiero ver realmente si es Capaz de matar a Poseidon en esa forma anciana... y realmente espero que esa sea su primera Victoria para la Humanidad ya seria una Guevonada si pierde contra ese Puto dios del Mar
Acabo de venir del capitulo xD
Sasaki kojiro el representante de la humanidad
Le partió su madre al dios que no conocía la derrota
No entiendo ese chiste. Representante de la humanidad ¿por?
@@asamiyashin444 hay un manga donde humanos deben pelear contra dioses, para salvar a toda la humanidad y el es uno de esos elegidos que nos representan (también hay un anime en netflix)
@@BROINSTAR Ah, no tenía ni idea. La verdad es que Kojiro en la novela de Musashi no es precisamente un héroe. Es bastante cruel e insensible. No pega mucho como salvador de la humanidad.
@@asamiyashin444 después otro representante es un asesino jajaja
This particular fight was not only badass but very significant. For those of you wondering, Musashi brought a wooden sword to the fight for two reasons. One was to prove his technical skill with the wooden sword to Kojiro. The second reason was because he never wanted to kill Kojiro as he saw him as an admirable samurai. Kojiro realizes this as he was laying on the sand.
Whats even more badass was that Musashi had tactically positioned his back against the sun so that Kojiro couldn't read his movements as the sun would get in his eyes. When Kojiro awakens from the blow to his forehead he tells Musashi "Brilliant, Musashi" realizing that Musaski is the true badass samurai of Japan.
Grayest Fox Youre correct except for the reason behind the bokken. Kojiro had the length advantage that Musashi overcame by carving his bokken out of an oar. This gave him a length advantage of approx 1 inch over Kojiro's drying pole. It was a strategic decison, The rest is romantic supposition that isnt born out by any historic documentation (at least any that Ive found). This movie also doesnt show that AFTER Musashi struck Kojiro in the head and Kojiro went down that he made a final attempt to cut Musashi but only managed to cut his hakama at which point Musashi struck him again in the torso crushing his ribs. There was no bromance going on at the end.
qeslah You're right, historically Musashi kills Kojiro in this fight and also about the bokken. Believe it or not this was a tv series I watched many years ago. This series was not historically accurate and they changed many of Musashi's duels, some of which he loses (which we know is not true). Also this series does show the bromance between Musashi and Kojiro, this of course was not true, but it was beautifully written in this show in which they show Musashi and Kojiro meeting several times. A lot of people bashed this series because it was not accurate, but in my original comment I was merely pointing out how great of a drama it was and how they depicted Musashi. It was one of my favorite shows, simply because the drama and Japanese actors were brilliant. Thank you again for pointing out the historical facts, hopefully people reading our comments will read into who Musashi really was.
Thank you bro for exPlaining
Musashi carved that bokken in the boat on the way to the duel from a spare oar. His enemy didnt recover from the blow to the head. Musashi finished him with a blow to the sternum.
He was a Buddhist monk first anyway.
I haven't seen the entirety of this version. I loved Mifune......but I like this one segment more. It's beautiful. Thanks for posting.
By killing his last remaining rival he also killed a bit of himself, nice diectors touch
Yo confío más en Stephen Prince, quien ha estudiado el caso por años. Todo había sido acordado con anterioridad. Sasaki Kojiro era muy apegado a tradiciones de los samurai, venía de una noble familia y Musashi se había hecho de un nombre por su cuenta. Por eso Musashi sabía que Sasaki estaría particularmente fuera de sí en caso de llegar tarde. En el camino se supone que hizo una espada de entrenamiento con un remo, dejándole unos centímetros extra de longitud. Sabía que Sasaki enfurecería si aparte de llegar tarde, Musashi pretendiera enfrentarlo con una espada de madera. La furia a la que llevó a Sasaki Kojiro, el uso estratégico del sol y los centímetros extra de la espada de madera le dieron la victoria a Miyamoto Musashi
Para mi sasaki era mas fuerte pero segado por la ira se dejo llevar, ademas de que miyamoto era un estratega natural.
Pasa que cuando miyamoto lo desafió sasaki estaba en su mejor momento, tenia una fortuna porque se volvió maestro de los que se tenía planeado sean los mejores con la espada, y tenía la fama de ser invencible, por lo que por temas de honor le molestó que miyamoto llegue tarde, borracho y sin espada, la historia cuenta que también tuvo que esperar a que miyamoto afile su espada, por lo que apenas comenzó el duelo el olvido su técnica y se dejó llevar por impulso
@@elchicorandom7325 exacto, para un espadachín de la talla de sasaki el honor lo era todo, y esa falta por parte de miyamoto y el hecho de tener que esperarlo, cualquiera se enoja a mas no poder jaja, yo creo que si sasaki no se hubiera enojado tanto y hubiera usado la técnica adecuada si hubiera podido vencer a miyamoto
@@adrianoaldocastrogonzales5999 literal con una técnica no muy complicado le pudo ganar, ósea miyamoto estaba borracho y no creo que pueda esquivar todos los ataques
@@elchicorandom7325 completamente de acuerdo, por mas fuerte que seas, si estas borracho te vuelves sumamente vulnerable
Y si ambos estuviesen en su mejor estado mental y físico???? 🤯🤯
the greatest loser of all time is the first humanity winner !! sasaki kojiro
Thanks for the spoiler
Una batalla epica, donde la estrategia y frialdad de Mushashi vencieron al rival... Bien dice el dicbo: "no subestimes a tu rival..."
espero que ele ainda esteja novamente incluído no próximo volume do mangá...
Qual é o nome do filme?
Algún día lo veremos en el Ragnarok.
Musashi apparently carved a bokken out of an oar on the way to the duel, he kept Kojiro waiting for ages to to put him off centre as a strategy, he also made the bokken longer than his opponent's katana for reach, and had the sun behind him, thats why they were running to try and gain best advantage, when Kojiro throws away the sheath he berates him as having already lost, my tranlations not good but he answers he wont use it after he kills him, at the end he says good job before he dies, Musashi was not an illerate ronin, he belonged to a clan, but left it when he was young, when he was older he wrote "Book of the five rings".
+leanne szafran I thought he punctured his longs ?
+leanne szafran - Exactly right. About being illiterate; few Japanese, unlike Americans, were then or are now--I know farmers over there with college degrees. Whereas, as we see here, Americans have been trained (by the worst school system on the planet) to think stupid is cool, drugs are a good thing, and violence is always the first place you go if your pissed. No wonder the US is the laughing stock of the rest of the world.
Yup, that's why there are 400,000 Chinese in the US now getting the much maligned US degrees,... People vote with their feet Doctor Reno, and for students who are willing to work, the US offers quite alot,...
Segun cuentos, inicios Sasaki rozó nada más lazo de Musashi escapándo a un corte mortal, éste aprovechando reflejos con su palo especial contratacó a toda velocidad quebrandole cabeza.
kojiro was one tough samurai, he's even defeated a chinese dao master(showed in one of this series), but musashi's all about the brain and strategy!!
I like when people say "They play with wooden swords...."
La leyenda Miya Musashi (ojala pudiese entender algo de japonés)
Verlo entendiendo japonés es épico. Tendrían que subtitularla al español al menos.
Es una trilogía, Samurai Trilogy de 1954 en adelante.
I love the the tales of Miyamoto Musashi. One of the greatest books I've ever read. His bushido not flashy like a Hollywood movie but far deadlier. A European knight wouldn't have stood a chance against him.
Uhh stupid?
European knights are fucking useless
Deliore Useless? Ever met one?
Bryan Wheelock ever heard of research?
@@deliore9861 estoy completamente de acuerdo
Brings an oar to a sword fight and wins. Musashi was the greatest swordsman to ever live. A rather cheesy reenactment, but that music and Musashi's arrival is freaking badass!
3:10 un palooooooooo un paloooooooooo la mejor arma de la humanidad
Manga comic called "Vagabond" brought me here
+Al Pra (Astronometal) Best Manga
ikr but wasn't kojiro supposed to be deaf?
Nalin Semwal
yeah, it's an old history... no one really knows Kojiro's condition at that time..
Takehiko Inoue is gonna make this fight so fuckin' dope.
Agreed
Shumatsu no valkyrie???
Quien de los dos es sasaki
@J. Miles el de blanco
Sasaki es el que tiene cara de matar a Poseidón
Sasaki konjiro vs poseidon
No
Este enfrentamiento lo vi en la primera parte de un capítulo de "Doraemon".
Cual
@@nandostark5665 puta loco, no sabría decirte cual pero sí era de los más antiguos, cuando Nobita usaba una camisa amarilla.
The Savior of France, Regend himself and the one who defeated Poseidon vs. One messy boi
lol
O homem que matou o Poseidon 👀
Klkkk
I read in his book of five rings he wrote that most duels in those days ended with a mere cut, like your thumb cut off or a calf slice an inch or 2 deep in you- the fight was over basically. Like in chess when grandmasters lose a single piece they forfeit. At that level of skill only takes one opening to be exploited to lose.
Yasuo putting in work.
+Libaan Ahmed lol ahahha
Libaan Ahmed yeah was hoping to see his ulti tho.
I hate that name it's making me feel sick
Dota is better 4ever
more like Yone since miyamoto uses 2 blades but i'm retarded and replied to a comment from 4 years ago
I read this story many years ago. Now I watched thia movie, it is a special fight scene , Thank you for all actors.
No puedo evitar pensar en Shuumatsu no Valkyrie AJSJAJS
Alguien pudiera subir la serie completa de Nuevo? La vi dos veces pero ya no está. La próxima vez la descargaré.
Shuumatsu no valkyrie Vs Baki
This remake was awesome. Way better than the Toshiro Mifune one. Thanks for posting
Alguien de Baki para ver a Musashi? O todos de Shumatsu
Todos se shuumatsu por qué sasaki es mejor para a un dios
Por vagabond de takehiko Inoue xd
Yo vengo por baki y el rompe ortos de Musashi, solo por debajo de yujiro
Por Vagabond. Material de primera calidad
Vengo de Fate. Ahí es recordado por ser uno de los servants que ayudó a derrotar dragones y demás cosas (como pilares demoniacos o caballeros de la Mesa Redonda).
El liquida ahorros y un empleado de Coppel peleado por un celular en rebaja.
ve watched so much anime that i understand what theyre saying
no por que veas anime significa que sabes japones no mames
@@ericrodriguez5122 y porque le respondes en español a alguien que comento en ingles?
@@leonardoguevaraa.2934 Por que soy demasiado bueno para esas mierdas
@@ericrodriguez5122 ay yo aprendi el espanol para comprender ustedes conversacion...
@Pepe Palomequeoyoyoy sisisi señor taco sombrero
Musashi in Vagabond: the best protagonist, the badass
Musashi in Fate: Rule 34 Material
"You have lost Kojiro, would a winner throw away his scabbard?"
Escuchen, para los que se pregunten si es serie o película, ya logré encontrarlo, es una serie, este es el capitulo final
Pov: viniste aquí por el anime/ manga de shuumatsu no valkirye
Jsjs zi
2:14 Kojiro!! You lose!! 5:28 Excellent. Musashi.
I think the waves put in a great performance. Definitely the most moving thing about this .......er...whatever
I'm not Japanese, but this sequence of events overwhelm me. Sword fighting is so spiritual before it is physical. Oh, so intimate. Kicks my American mentality into coordination.
so true, there is a sense of intimacy and comradery you feel with your opponent after a fight, you bond in a very meaningful way.
Musashi; the baddest muthafucka with a sword there ever was;
He killed 61 men in single combat. Goddamned.
theScytheofGod Simo Häyhä, nicknamed "White Death", is credited with 542 sniper kills.
Roland de Ronceveaux is credited with killing dozens of ennemy soldiers during his last stand.
There are a lot of examples of other strong fighters. Saying one is superior to all others seems pretty bold
TwoFistsOneHalleluja Hayha was a SNIPER; killing from a distance. All I'm saying is I've never heard of anyone top this record in SINGLE combat, with swords, or without, for that matter. I'm not saying anyone is SUPERIOR. Fact is, the greatest of all time at anything were unknowns, monks up in the mountains or lone musicians practicing in their bedrooms. Read up on him though, he's utterly fascinating, and I personally would like to be free to walk down the street with a katana. Who'd wanna fuck with you then, lol?
theScytheofGod Buddist "monks up in the mountains" in China were the very best of the best. Not even Ghengis Khan wanna fuck up whit those guys.
BiohazardCrow Facts.
theScytheofGod Hahya also had about 200 up-close kills with a 9mm Suomi smg within that same 100 day span as the sniper kills (bringing his total kills into the ballpark of 700). Besides, killing from a distance doesn't make it any less impressive when he literally had the entire Russian army combing the woods for him and artillerizing the ever-loving crap out of every square inch of woods they thought he might be in. He was a survivor primarily, but he had way more than his share of direct fights as well.
Hey, the saivor of France
Regend
Nah, todos sabemos que en realidad Kojiro murió por un corte en el pecho y que había dejado a Musashi hecho mierda con una cicatriz en forma de "x" en la frente.
No es como si record of ragnarock fuera muy fiel a la historia, los hindus fueron los que más se quejaron de shiva
@@1204khalil era meme XD
Uns estão por Ragnarok, outros estão por Vagabond.
Mas os verdadeiros vieram por Eiji Yoshikawa
queria ter nascido nessa epoca so para ver essa luta
no importa sasaki le ganaste a poseidon
Yo estoy aquí por musashi miyamoto de baki
IN BRASIL EXIST ONE RAP OF KOJIRO!! IS BEAUTIFUL... WLO =SINGER
miyamoto revivio en baki
sasaki en shuumatsu no valkyrie
en que plataforma se puede ver esta serie ??
Records of Ragnarok na vida real kkkkk
Sasaki Kojiro on a beach:
Why do I hear boss music?
KOJIROOO!!!
Capaz no le hizo daño a musashi pero logró cortar su venda realmente admirable ese sasaki
no es todo como se ve acá, la verdadera pelea no hay manera de saber como fue y las peliculas modifican todo a su gusto otaku
@@mashao7395 la pelea en la Vida real imagínate a dos tipos pegadose espadazos con técnicas por 20 segúndos (más que eso no creo que haya durado el duelo) y listo 😎
Brutality!!
Musashi never kill again after this battle. He spend rest of his life doing calligraphy and drawings
Eu vindo por record of Ragnarok kkkkkkkk
Eles aparecem no anime?
@@joaovitorgoncalvessantana5818 ss
alguien me podria decir el titulo de la pelicula porque hay muchas versiones de miyamoto musashi porfavor
Hay gente que vino de Baki y otras de shuumatsu yo vine por ambos
Yo vine por vagabond
A sword fight between samurai is like a match of chess... Strategy and precise movements... One wasted or an unnecessary move can cost your life! Those intense fights with ridiculous movements you see only in movies.
By trowing hes scabbard Kojiro already lost.
demonfox13 OSS
Why,in most samurai duels I've seen involving vast scenery, do they run in parallel to each other for awhile?
otherwise it would be a real duel. In which they would most likely sit and stare at each other for awhile. Some duels ended before a sword was drawn...knowing that the duelist was far superior and forfeiting was actually honorable-- to know you are bested by superior skill before a sword drawn would actual keep the Samurai alive for the Emperor as well. If it was first blood forfeit was acceptable before drawn blades. If it was to the death...if you forfeited that you were to ask permission of the ritual Seppeku to keep your family and clan honor.
Vital Sequence no, just simply no they where not, Bushido is a completely 19th and 20th century term and idea.
Además del uso del sol como ventaja, el remo que usó tenía su propósito debido a que era ligeramente más largo que la espada de Kojiro, que era famosa por su largo. Mientras que Musashi tuvo un lijero corte en la frente el dio un golpe contundente.
Como siempre la Katana siendo mediocre.
Hola como se llama la película.
No les voy a mentir... Vengo por shumatsu jsjsjs
Samurai Warriors 2 / Ryuu Ga Gotoku Kenzan Brought me here.
Loose translation
"If you think you're going to win, why did you throw away your scabbard?"
"This sword is useless now. The katana that cut you down, I'll never use it again."
Which may or may not have been what he actually said. I've always liked the version which says Musashi told him that he had already lost the battle. Because why would the winner throw away his scabbard? But Musashi is as much a myth as he was a man. He may not have been the world's greatest swordsman, but he is certainly one of the most famous and well documented swordsmen.
the rest of the translation:
You under estimate my power!
Dont try it!
This scene represents what is written in the Eiji Yoshikawa's book. There are rumors that in fact, Musashi won the duel; however, he did not kill Sasaki Kojiro, and after the fight, Kojiro became a Musashi's disciple.
No, Kojiro probably died in this match. He didn't die by the blow tho, he woke up later but was lynched by Musashi's disciples. Also, Musashi actually showed up on time.
That is what is most commonly believed among historians, but this version in the video is what Japanese commoners know.
Musashi fue grande porque nunca se enfrento a Chi-chi, todo lo grande de su historia hubiera quedado ahi.
te refieres a la esposa de goku? xd
@@manuelfedrericomasacote1463 🤣
Whoa, wait a minute...wasn't Sasaki killed by a hard side blow in mid motion during his his famous swallow cut move, having a rib broken and driven into a lung?
3:17 doppelgänger intensifies
Do you have musashi vs gonnosuke fighting scene?
Yo in Baki he said this fight wasn't even that troublesome
Record of Ragnarok bring me here
Yo estoy aquí por Baki, alguien más?
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I think he was only deaf in the vagabond manga by takehiko Inoue Oga Beelze. To be honest i really like Takehiko's Kojiro on vagabond then in the book musashi in that book i hate him with a passion lol.
he was only deaf in vagabond
Nombre de la película por favor
Estás aquí por baki o por shuumatsu no valkier!?
Ambos
Yo por Fate grand order
Why do i hear "Something Memorable" playing in the background?
lol
Lol that is an axe handle from home depot. Seriously.
Actually, that's what Musashi used to win the fight. Also, it's originally the rod of an oar.
I know the story. He whittled down an oar. But that is a handle from the hardware store lol
It looks a bit too long to be an axe handle. It has the shape but you definitely won't find that size at home depot.
Jack Malletson
Jack Malletson its what they sell at the home center in Japan. but you're right, its probably a pick handle
Espetacular !!!
La historia es muy épica, el cine japones muy random.
Which movie is this from? thank you in advance
yo tengo 28 años y kenshin me trajo aque sera que ya estoy viejo para esto
+dany hernandez para nada. yo tengo 35 y estoy mirando de nuevo a kenshin pero ahora con mi hijo
Como se llama esta peli?
+Frank Burillo se llama ..el hombre del Palo
No lo encuentro asi en youtube, lo viste por aqui?.
el hombre del palo jajajajjajajajaj y lo peor que se la creyo
Who can i get this Video pleace?