If you didn't know, about 70000 people died when It had just hit. Their skin melted like butter. It is quite a terrifying thing to think about isn't it?
@@brendananderson9102 its not just fire, its very bright masses of particles. looking at the sun makes you squint so if you had the sun right in front of your eyes you will go blind. same with explosions or explosions of this size.
My teacher told my class she had an old Japanese man who survived it. He was outside picking food with his wife for breakfast when he kneeled down to pick a radish, and he felt a gust of hot air. When he looked up, his wife and the wall were deteriorating to ashes. All he saw were the shadows, and the worst was that they were newly weds and were going to have a kid.
@@SC2_WARRIORS he wasnt facing the blast, and was crouched down. I dont know specifically how, but apparently that contributes to survival. That's also how the protagonist in barefoot gen survived.
@@Eepop_stuffs Thanks for the answer. I was just wonder how it happened. Nevertheless, it's terrible to hear, and U.S got so much blood on their hands, even right now.
The deepest and saddest part is when the baby fell from the mother, the mother was dying but still reached to protect her child. Even though the baby was already dead. Thats the part of a mothers love.
Eso que tiene que ver? Es una animación lógicamente esa mamá nunca existió y aún si si fuera existido las bombas nucleares pulverizan al instante, ósea dudo que un cadaver pulverizado pueda moverse. Y otra cosa es que eso que viste si fuera real fuera pasado tan rápido que ni cuenta te das, solo que lo ponen así para que entiendas 😅
@@Bech3”What does that have to do with it? It is an animation logically that mom never existed and even if it existed the nuclear bombs spray instantly, I doubt that a pulverized corpse can move. 40K And another thing is that what you saw if it were real was so fast that you don't even realize it, they just put it like this so that you understand” seriously, dude
Sadly this is even more tragic then this edit. Hiroshima was a city made out of almost entirely wood. Most people didn’t die from the impact but from the fire that burned the city to the ground.
@@2010hyundaielantra and? Japan still attacked pearl harbor first so they retaliated. It doesn't matter if more people died in Hiroshima than in Harbor. I don't defend either country's actions but Japan wasn't the good guy either
Imagine this: You and your friend are in the forest exploring the surroundings.After a few hours he says that you need to go home bc it is getting dark.Right after he finishes his sentence a very bright light turns night into day.... as the light goes away , you two see a mushroom cloud realising a nuke just exploded killing everyone including your family and your friends family
@@JuicyBurger29 I might be wrong, but Japan was a dictatorship with extreme cruelty and corruption, I'm fairly sure the citizens didn't know nearly anything about anything. Maybe they did, like i said, i could be wrong.. but i doubt it
@@CaImBeforeTheStormI am not going to be one of those brats who just says “Your wrong but okay 🤓” but I do disagree, your for SURE right for many of the deaths that happened, but at further distances, deaths are caused by falling rubble, radiation Illness, Radation related causes, fire, smoke, electrical explosions, falling, debris, among many other dangers directly caused by the Nuclear explosion, many are incredibly painful and devastating like Radation, a whole pipeline of disaster. And being crushed by something, hit with glass or debris, all can be very slow and painful deaths expirenced throughout the Nuclear duration.
For anyone who doesn't know, this anime is called Barefoot Gen, it missed out alot of things the manga had but it is still heartbreaking and amazing. It is based off of Keiji Nakazawa's (the author ) experiences in Hiroshima. Oh also it's known as "Hadashi no Gen" too
I read the manga on complete chance when I saw it in my school library, I've since reread the 10 part series every couple months for 2 years now, it is so unbelievably good, not just entertaining, not just historical but it is honestly super wholesome, heartbreaking, smart, deep, simple, fun, depressing and everything in-between. Read the manga I beg of you it is the best thing I've ever read.
no, that wouldn't happen. people 0-50 meters near would vaporize instantly and people further away would see a fireball and be blown to bits very soon, people who are even further would simply be burnt to death slowly, instead of melting.
@@Joshislying No. If he survived a nuclear bomb, he would've meant that he was in the radius which he would've gotten killed, but he wasn't killed. Which meant he would've hit underground for a few weeks until the radiation has gone completely, since even for a slightest bit of interaction with radiation, you will be dead very soon.
Fun fact when youre in a nuclear explosion you will see your bones and see youre body like melting-bud evans If you dont know bud evan he is a pilot whos job is to fly into atomic bomb explosion to test the durability of Usa planes(back then on cold war) into nuclear bombs he survived 6 times or he did it 6 times and according to him when he flew to the nuclear bombs he saw his bones flesh organs and his flesh is like melting due to heat according to his experience And he died at 2020 according to google
@rephian7940 the Chinese were innocent. The Japanese r@ped women of Nanking, Shanghai and Beijing and forced their children to watch before killing them in the most horrific ways.
My history teacher actually showed this to us when we where learning about the wars and such, *for those who don't know:* it's an animation by a survivor of Hiroshima who decided to show us what he saw in the explosion. To the ruins of their home, to the skinless zombies walking around the place moments before they collapse. Pretty erie...
I went to Japan for a vacation, so my dad thought it would be fun to learn more about it. We went to the museum in Hiroshima and we learned a lot about this, it was terrifying to see all of those things.
For those who dont know: The USA bombed Hiroshima because japan refused to lose in war and they also bombed pearl harbor, so USA got them back by bombing Hiroshima
Both works of words show there no winners in war and the suffering it brings for centuries, and honestly, I wish America would have the newer generations read them
@@Nerd-.the actual creator of this anime called barefoot Gen actually survived the bombing of Hiroshima in real life so no this is both a personal experience and facts from the bombing.
@@UrbanArmada those in the farther range of the bomb have hearing problems/deaf, and some lost limbs but survived etc. only the in the first three quadrants near the bomb were those wiped out immediately
Content:the creator of this anime survived the explosion when he was a little boy.. In August 1945,Usa bombed Hiroshima first,and Nagasaki by an Atom bomb created by Oppenheimer.
@@Commander_Thorn. grave of the fireflies was a different type of feels, I never thought I would cry from an animated film. I watched it for a movie club that I’m in on a Tuesday night, it affected my mood for the rest of the week 🥲
Barefoot Gen talks about the last two bombs dropped by the US at the end of the war. Grave of the Fireflies talks about American Fire Bombing that targeted villages specifically made out of wood for maximum devastation
Grave of the fireflies broke my fucking heart. And then I found out it was based on a true story and for some reason it bothered me for a while. Fucked up, man.
i cant imagine just peacefully walking home from school after around 8 hours of tiredness with my closest friends then experiencing this instead of just reaching my house and getting some rest.
That didn't happen, what actually happened was sadder 🥺 watch the Barefoot Gen movie The main characters never supported the war btw, ppl joked that they deserved it. They don't, most of them are innocent families who had no power and food.
Bro didnt get to say goodbye before it hit impact, well cuz they didnt know usa is gonna ambush the city by nuking it So they didnt get to say their last words before they get evaporated by the explosion. But tho, its too painful to watch it
Well well. For those who dont know something about this, This animation is an Manga Series, named the Barefoot Gen. The Author is Keiji Nakazawa. But wait, it doesn't end there. The Author Keiji Nakazawa is the... survivor of the Nuke, Little Boy. Disturbing right? Yeah. This was what he Experienced in that time...
@@SJSharks88 well in his defense, japan commited horroble crimes on pow but also japan wouldnt easliy give up, they could have just build up thier population again and make more allies and so they would have commited another war. America just showed japan, if you try anything, "your legacy will blow away"
@@SJSharks88 Japan refused to surrender. Every last Japanese man, woman, and child was ready to die for the Emperor should America invade. Thousands of improvised rifles were made in preparation for the invasion; millions readied themselves to die against American machine gun fire. The Americans dropped Little Boy and Fat Man to show Japan "we won't invade you. We will simply find a way to erase you without even touching you." It served as a threat that we'd use as many as it took to get them to surrender. Japan surrendered shortly after seeing that America had the capacity to simply erase cities in seconds, instead of months, as Tokyo did with firebombs.
brutal? nah, pretty peacefull way to die tbh. unless you were one of them who where far from the blast and were burnt up and tryed to hide in the river
It’s the best way to reach out to people and tell the story in this modern age. It hurts me too but reality doesn’t care about our feelings or morality.
@@cardboardistastyTruman had a very hard decision to launch the bomb. He killed so many Japanese to save American soldiers. Finally someone who knows their history.
I remember a documentary or something about this movie. The creator was actually a survivor of Hiroshima, I watched the movie and this scene was probably the least sad and brutal.
What’s crazy actually is this anime and the manga it’s based off of is an autobiography. The author is that little boy, the only thing that saved him from instant death was a concrete wall infront of a school.
@@Peakvfxx He actually was affected by radiation poisoning. His hair fell out, and he later died from cancer. He just didn’t have acute radiation poisoning. The author of the original manga is named Keiji Nakazawa. Hadashi no Gen is an autobiography that expanded upon the shorter autobiography he released prior named “I Saw It”
Personally i think this is the one thing that can genuinely represent trauma knowing full well this is real and you get to watch them melt my eyes have literally been wide just watching it over and over
This Video changed my life, i will never be the same again. Thank you Akhi-sama 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Morbin time chain
türk
Morbin time chain 2x
Bro about to enter villian arc
Morbin time chain 3x
bro the animation was to brutal 💀💀💀
ikr
Ikr, it gave me nightmares. Imagine how horrifying it must've been for the people who died because of this 😓
ik bruh 😕
its fine, not even close to the brutality of real hiroshima.
And to think this was based on reports of the corpses from the aftermath of the hiroshima
Anime in 2000s: 🧁💗🌷🌸🍨
Anime in 1990s: 💀
Animations in 1990 and under 1990: I...
You know dragon ball z was around 1990 I don’t think it’s about WW2 history
@@Him-q2h dragon ball wasn't the only anime in 1990's.
@@geguxdragon ball was in 80's
@@Prrojiya17 ok
If you didn't know, about 70000 people died when It had just hit. Their skin melted like butter. It is quite a terrifying thing to think about isn't it?
“Skin melting like butter” new nightmare unlocked
More than 400,000 people died, and the most scary part is even when people looked at the fire that spreaded they would even get blinded
@@Pop_Candy504are you talking about the explosion? Why would fire blind people?
@@brendananderson9102 its not just fire, its very bright masses of particles. looking at the sun makes you squint so if you had the sun right in front of your eyes you will go blind. same with explosions or explosions of this size.
@StalinSovietRussia yeah, but I thought they were referring to the forest fires or whatever. Not the explosion.
My teacher told my class she had an old Japanese man who survived it. He was outside picking food with his wife for breakfast when he kneeled down to pick a radish, and he felt a gust of hot air. When he looked up, his wife and the wall were deteriorating to ashes. All he saw were the shadows, and the worst was that they were newly weds and were going to have a kid.
didn't parry the attack
Ouch
How did he survive when his wife didn’t?
@@SC2_WARRIORS he wasnt facing the blast, and was crouched down. I dont know specifically how, but apparently that contributes to survival. That's also how the protagonist in barefoot gen survived.
@@Eepop_stuffs Thanks for the answer. I was just wonder how it happened. Nevertheless, it's terrible to hear, and U.S got so much blood on their hands, even right now.
Disturbing fact about the animation:
The person that made this animation is a little boy nuke survivor in Hiroshima in 1945.
NO WAY ACTUALLY?!THATS INSANE TF
EDIT:TYSM Y'ALL FOR THE LIKES 😁😁😀
@@skiddzzbro this animation wasnt made recently
....
@@skiddzz not everyone died of radiation poisoning
I'm imagining that what type of trauma he suffered from that nuke 😢
"One last short before I go to bed."
Me too,
"This is the last swipe, I will have a good dream after this one"
X2 , a mistake i make ☠️
OMG SAME
One last short before I wake up from bed
I swear i must've watched this over 20 times, its so sad, it gets harder to watch each time😭
SAMEEEE
Me too 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Same lol
You no ura anti furry
Movie name ?
The shadows of some kids playing jump ropes and kids and school can be found everywhere to the point that the area is called the city of shadows
The deepest and saddest part is when the baby fell from the mother, the mother was dying but still reached to protect her child. Even though the baby was already dead. Thats the part of a mothers love.
Exactly the baby was too innocent!
Eso que tiene que ver? Es una animación lógicamente esa mamá nunca existió y aún si si fuera existido las bombas nucleares pulverizan al instante, ósea dudo que un cadaver pulverizado pueda moverse.
Y otra cosa es que eso que viste si fuera real fuera pasado tan rápido que ni cuenta te das, solo que lo ponen así para que entiendas 😅
@@Bech3YOU on your way to ruin absolutely every comment. Your the type of person that deserves the 🤓 emoji.
@@Bech3”What does that have to do with it? It is an animation logically that mom never existed and even if it existed the nuclear bombs spray instantly, I doubt that a pulverized corpse can move.
40K
And another thing is that what you saw if it were real was so fast that you don't even realize it, they just put it like this so that you understand” seriously, dude
@@Buttercup_mysterythe mom never existed but what if the same actual scenario happened in real life when the event happened?
That mother even after death reached to protect its child.
Its? You mean her right?
@@wsg_ruba yes , my bad
@@wsg_ruba hahahaha
That's sad and deep 😢
Finally someone talks Abt this..
Sadly this is even more tragic then this edit. Hiroshima was a city made out of almost entirely wood. Most people didn’t die from the impact but from the fire that burned the city to the ground.
Well Japan was allies with Nazi Germany at the time and they attacked pearl harbor. So USA got back. Even Though I don't condone neither's actions.
@@wolfgangamadeusmozart1293 2000 people were murdered that day. here, up to 140,000 people died.
@@2010hyundaielantraJapan did way more than just kill 2000 people
@@2010hyundaielantra and? Japan still attacked pearl harbor first so they retaliated. It doesn't matter if more people died in Hiroshima than in Harbor. I don't defend either country's actions but Japan wasn't the good guy either
@@2010hyundaielantra 2,400 americans died. Not 200
Imagine this:
You and your friend are in the forest exploring the surroundings.After a few hours he says that you need to go home bc it is getting dark.Right after he finishes his sentence a very bright light turns night into day.... as the light goes away , you two see a mushroom cloud realising a nuke just exploded killing everyone including your family and your friends family
Fear
Kaboom
They didn't even know a nuke was a thing yet, they probably thought it was divine intervention or the rapture or something
@@chrissant6277 They knew what Nukes were, they were a powerful military presence at the time, they saw the Bomber Plane
@@JuicyBurger29 I might be wrong, but Japan was a dictatorship with extreme cruelty and corruption, I'm fairly sure the citizens didn't know nearly anything about anything. Maybe they did, like i said, i could be wrong.. but i doubt it
The mother trying to save her baby sent chills down my spine
Why, I can't find anything to give chill. 😂
Nothing sent chills down my spine they said US was bluffing and they paid the price. America never bluffs
Mine did too
Ok Edge Lord@@anantjain5528
A demoman does what a demoman needs to do
Fun fact: the creator of "Hadashi no Gen" was one of the survivor in Hiroshima & Nagasaki b29 or b27 nuclear/atom bomb, he is Keiji Nakazawa.
72 likes yet I'm the first reply
Second reply it's 89 now
this fun fact post need more likes
Addition to fact: his is more than the survior, him that guy which is main hero and its family history
Plane name is b27
Everyone lost Hiroshima, that boy lost everyone.
bro this animation is so well done, and it really offers a genuine perspective of what happened that day
The person who made it was an actual survivor of Hiroshima and made this to show his trauma
Barbie: our first product dropped in Japan
Oppenheimer: same
We know why they nuked because they hate barbie
@@Billys247 same
Bro this is the underrated comment ever
@@dxvil595bruh it’s overused everyone is copying it lol saw it a month ago
Most underrated comment of all time
The artist who made this actually saw the hiroshima itself. The creator wanted to show that you can't depict war with graphic images.
Yeah which makes it more brutal
Oh thats rlly scary actually 😣
That doesnt add up he must be 90 by now
Dont believe everything the internet tells you
@@bitsplode he was 6 years old when hiroshima hit Japan and the movie was created during 1980 that means he's 40 years old by that time
“Monsters are tragic beings; they are born too tall, too strong, too heavy, they are not evil by choice. That is their tragedy.”
― Ishiro Honda
American history in the US: Murica, land of the free.
American history in other places:
Japan: kawaii baka
Japan in other countries:💀💀
@@Sumamelaradiostupid Americans only knowing kawaii and Baka
“There was some who was happy some was crying and the rest was with no words”
Robert J. Oppenheimer-
Is English your first language?
That's my papa
"Now, we are all sons of bitches"
Kenneth Bainbridge
Now I Am Become Death
*The Destroyer Of Worlds*
@@warwithworld11 the father of nuclear 💣
Sad fact: The pilot said this exact quote. “Rest in peace to all who lived there.”
I can’t imagine having to live with that guilt
I feel bad for the Japanese civilians but after reading "Unbroken" I don't feel very sorry for the army
@@TheAmericanTroll飞行员活到了92岁，且不愧疚
@@user-rt7bt7qy8cHow do you know what he felt?
@@TheAmericanTroll他自己接受采访了，日本人叫他必须道歉，他拒绝道歉。日本人可没有真心为你们珍珠港遇难者道歉。战犯还供奉在靖国神社。
"ok one more short before bed!"
Meanwhile the short:☠️
Also Chinese people when seeing this animation:haha womp womp that’s what you get for killing our people
“My hand is now full of blood.”
-Robert J Oppenheimer
*Julius Robert Oppenheimer🤓
J robert
Paul tibbets, the pilot of the B-29 that dropped little boy was the opposite of Oppenheimer, he said he'd do it again if it was possible
@@Knee_KrowsWE ARE SERIOUS BRO
🤓
@@samanthaaa289He was a psycho, and Oppenheimer was an idiot
The mother was dying but still wanted to protect her child…
🙂..
😊🙂😐🙁☹️
@@gp5isbestgasmask lol 😂
@OmniEditz no u
@@Basedlocation 🤡🤓
A disturbing fact that I learned about this from my teacher a couple years ago was that the people in the river catching fish were boiled alive
If this was uploaded to instagram I can Imagine 50 people saying “womp womp”
Teue
Its so disturbing to imagine what those people suffered.
They didnt suffer though the people who got killed by the hiroshima nuke didnt even see the explosion, its like a bullet to the head
Still a tragic event rest in peice to the people
@@_zazamuk_how is he not right?
@@_zazamuk_ as an aviation enthusiast I feel it’s my job to step into this conversation and give my thoughts on this. He is right
@@CaImBeforeTheStormI am not going to be one of those brats who just says “Your wrong but okay 🤓” but I do disagree, your for SURE right for many of the deaths that happened, but at further distances, deaths are caused by falling rubble, radiation Illness, Radation related causes, fire, smoke, electrical explosions, falling, debris, among many other dangers directly caused by the Nuclear explosion, many are incredibly painful and devastating like Radation, a whole pipeline of disaster. And being crushed by something, hit with glass or debris, all can be very slow and painful deaths expirenced throughout the Nuclear duration.
For anyone who doesn't know, this anime is called Barefoot Gen, it missed out alot of things the manga had but it is still heartbreaking and amazing. It is based off of Keiji Nakazawa's (the author ) experiences in Hiroshima. Oh also it's known as "Hadashi no Gen" too
So tbe Mc is the other
The fact it's based off his experiences in hiroshima is extremely depressing
@@whatsinswillhecomit do i have your permission to spoil some of it
I read the manga on complete chance when I saw it in my school library, I've since reread the 10 part series every couple months for 2 years now, it is so unbelievably good, not just entertaining, not just historical but it is honestly super wholesome, heartbreaking, smart, deep, simple, fun, depressing and everything in-between. Read the manga I beg of you it is the best thing I've ever read.
@@d1amond8578 Sure
" Some People Laughed, Some People Cried , most people were Silent "
I try not think about this edit but it randomly pops up in myhead that night and it just makes me feel strange.
The worst part is, the eyes and their bodies melting, actually happened, as a matter of fact, your eyes would melt before you died
no, that wouldn't happen. people 0-50 meters near would vaporize instantly and people further away would see a fireball and be blown to bits very soon, people who are even further would simply be burnt to death slowly, instead of melting.
It’s said that the guy who made this was a survivor of the bombing so thats why he knows what happened
@@Joshislying No. If he survived a nuclear bomb, he would've meant that he was in the radius which he would've gotten killed, but he wasn't killed. Which meant he would've hit underground for a few weeks until the radiation has gone completely, since even for a slightest bit of interaction with radiation, you will be dead very soon.
Bro that is extreme brutal nuking of hiroshima💀
Fun fact when youre in a nuclear explosion you will see your bones and see youre body like melting-bud evans
If you dont know bud evan he is a pilot whos job is to fly into atomic bomb explosion to test the durability of Usa planes(back then on cold war) into nuclear bombs he survived 6 times or he did it 6 times and according to him when he flew to the nuclear bombs he saw his bones flesh organs and his flesh is like melting due to heat according to his experience
And he died at 2020 according to google
Those saying this animation was very brutal , then imagine how brutal the actual thing was.
i thought about it .....
Then imagine what the Japanese did to the innocent allies and Chinese too.
Was brutal but anyone kinda close to thr vkast atleast had a quick fate
@@phelan.No one was innocent
@rephian7940 the Chinese were innocent. The Japanese r@ped women of Nanking, Shanghai and Beijing and forced their children to watch before killing them in the most horrific ways.
I'll never do the Hiroshima jokes again after this. I feel ashamed
Not even for a biscuit
Citezens of Japan died, not the cruel soldiers or leaders😢😢😢
Japan: attacks Pearl Harbor
The USA:
…
"today cant get any worse-"
not cool bro
😐
@@therealthatonegamer 124 liked so im sure they laughed 🗿
@@therealthatonegamer yes there was
@@flokedoke533 you're just edgy
The fact that the kids mom took her last moments to reach out to her son is kinda sad but wholesome at the same time
yeah... "kinda sad"
Wholesome and KINDA SAD?
WHAAAA
@@fI00f wholesome as his mom was reaching out to her son, taking her last moments.
There is nothing wholesome about this
I feel stupid I thought she was just crumpling didn't even realize damn
”Last short before bed!”
Japan: create anime
USA:
Oppenheimer
Dude, anime exist literally becuase of Oppenheimer...
LMAO
@@Pedro8675309stupid
@@Pedro8675309 HUH
My history teacher actually showed this to us when we where learning about the wars and such,
*for those who don't know:* it's an animation by a survivor of Hiroshima who decided to show us what he saw in the explosion. To the ruins of their home, to the skinless zombies walking around the place moments before they collapse. Pretty erie...
👍
The original was a manga series, this movie came out in the 80’s as tribute to the very important books
I will never sleep again
Wait that little kid at end?
@@JohnWalker-vc4zy barefoot gen
Humans are scarier than the dinosaurs.
thank you, because of this video
now Im traumatized
The fact when the son already died the mom still try to save him by covering him with her whole body hit hard 😢
Her*
@@Aadarsh69420 Man need to learn more about alphabet so you didn't graduate from Walmart.
@@Aadarsh69420this is not some kind of argument but i wanted to correct you.
True 😭😭😭😭
Lol we did it agin but the Nike was way bigger 😂
Kid in Hiroshima: I wanna be a doctor when I grow up!
*11 tons of pure freedom_
😐...
Ah yes, United States, freedom, every other country is capitalist and socialist.
@@newenmapu2739 obliterated by a nuclear bomb 🗿
@@newenmapu2739 + 💣 = 💀
@@bigpoopoinyourtoilet you mean...... Nuclear Freedom
I went to Japan for a vacation, so my dad thought it would be fun to learn more about it. We went to the museum in Hiroshima and we learned a lot about this, it was terrifying to see all of those things.
Barefoot Gen scared me so badly when I was a kid that I was terrified of even getting x-rays done…
"Animation was based on a true story."
*"Oh.."*
Wait until you hear about pearl harbor
@@Average_boi205😂 Gold comment
Wait until you hear about (Add anything here.)
@@一一一一L一一一一一 Chernobyl
It doesn't matter if other accidents are worse. Each tragedy is a tragedy and every person who suffers is a living soul.
“The government fights the war, but it is the people who die for it.”
Exactlky
Actually, it's the military and the soldiers that fight and die for the war hurrrrr
@@error9716 ye
Government and military leaders
@@error9716 there wouldn't be a military if there's no people in it
For those who dont know: The USA bombed Hiroshima because japan refused to lose in war and they also bombed pearl harbor, so USA got them back by bombing Hiroshima
昔は小学校の図書館に置いてたよな。内容が結構ショッキングだけど、だからこそ、当時の生活が一変する様を痛切に感じられて面白かった。火垂るの墓もそうだけど、戦争の体験談を元にできた作品はハズレ無いよな。火垂るの墓は実話に基づき過ぎて辛いけど
Both works of words show there no winners in war and the suffering it brings for centuries, and honestly, I wish America would have the newer generations read them
It's sad to think that the mother tried to protect her baby but can't since it's to late..
She couldn’t anyway
I mean what can you do if a Plasma Sphere which is basically a sun appears in front of you
Many mothers died holding their baby
It’s just Nature to try and do that
*💣 no can do. my job only booming*
I saw this animation when i was 12, i didnt know what this represented at the time and i got shocked. Its been 10 years, so old...
Me 2
Name?
I'm 12 as well I guess I'll be in your shoes 10 years later
@@STG_44_Aleman u can find it with hiroshima 1945 anime
@@STG_44_Aleman barefootgen
"Now i am become death the destroyer of worlds"
-Julius Robert Oppenheimer
The most brutal weapon created by humans 💀
Это не жестокое оружие
saw the thumbnail and my morbid curiosity brought me here, wow the animation is brutal
for me it was EPIC TROLL
i disagree, ive seen worse lol.
@@_mep.69 it’s not that hard to find worse
@@expertarcher8542 i agree
Same
The creator actually went through this. He was 6. I feel like the boy at the end who survived was him.
no, it's an anime go look it up
@@Nerd-.bro u actually thought you put the nerd emoji
@@Nerd-.the actual creator of this anime called barefoot Gen actually survived the bombing of Hiroshima in real life so no this is both a personal experience and facts from the bombing.
the mother literally broke my soul.
Anime name: The Cockpit it is a WW2 anime focused on Arial Combat.
"Bro explained it better than my school ever did"💫
Americans were throwing pamphlets warning of the bombing thats soon to come
they didnt.
@@xuamer90you are true
@uu464190% of the people in the blast radius of the bomb were soldiers this video is inaccurate
@Whenwhereeverywhere still my guy they were still human.
"Now that I have became death, the destroyer of worlds."
- Oppenheimer
🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@aryansmily3205 ارین جان چطوری
"Crybaby"
-Harry S Truman
not Oppenheimer
He did open the pathway to such weapons, this was his canon event
fun fact:he actually aimed at the water
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The end with the little child sent chills down my fricking spine
This animation is breathtaking. I can't even imagine what the final moments of those citizens were like.
Hopefully very brief.
@@UrbanArmadayea, same mam
@@UrbanArmada Yea brief and painless
@@UrbanArmada those in the farther range of the bomb have hearing problems/deaf, and some lost limbs but survived etc. only the in the first three quadrants near the bomb were those wiped out immediately
lets not victimize them theyre not innocent
Content:the creator of this anime survived the explosion when he was a little boy..
In August 1945,Usa bombed Hiroshima first,and Nagasaki by an Atom bomb created by Oppenheimer.
This boy who appeared at the end and a nuclear bomb survivor, he himself made this video, how sad:(🥺🥺😭
This puts the "he started it mom!" Situation
to a whole new level
Bruh im actually a quite jolly fellow but i wouldnt make jokes under that video
@magi9250to be fair, they were going to use a plague as a biological weapon to the san diego civilians
@@wildorange7157 who says I was joking?
It's true, their like kids fighting
@@brrrrr3454 yeah
@マグマMagi and the fat man jumped in with the little boy
“War is young men dying and old men talking”
― Franklin D. Roosevelt
Или когда Америка убивает без разбора бомбой всех от младенцев до стариков
Juan piece
@@mimimimo455who tf is Juan Piece 💀
@@mimimimo455BAHAHAHAHAHAHA! WHY I AM LAUGHING!?
Bro dropped an edit so cold and dident even give us blankets
We got hiroshima edit before GTA6 💀😭🙏
Movie name: Barefoot Gen, a beautiful and shot tragedy piece that is similar to Grave of The Fireflies.
Bro I thought of Grave of the Fireflies when I saw this edit 😭 only other movie other than Shutter Island that I actually cried for.
@@Commander_Thorn. grave of the fireflies was a different type of feels, I never thought I would cry from an animated film. I watched it for a movie club that I’m in on a Tuesday night, it affected my mood for the rest of the week 🥲
Thx
Barefoot Gen talks about the last two bombs dropped by the US at the end of the war. Grave of the Fireflies talks about American Fire Bombing that targeted villages specifically made out of wood for maximum devastation
Grave of the fireflies broke my fucking heart. And then I found out it was based on a true story and for some reason it bothered me for a while.
Fucked up, man.
“Isn’t war a terrible thing?”
-Zeke Yeager
Yes it is
it really is, it depends if the world ends are not
@@zurielperez4572 no matter the circumstances, one life taken is one too many
Nah its just population control
indeed it is 😢
But we still keep moving forward till the flame extinguish
eren yeager
i cant imagine just peacefully walking home from school after around 8 hours of tiredness with my closest friends then experiencing this instead of just reaching my house and getting some rest.
In war there are no heros
-me
The effect of the 90s hits hard and the gore with that style hits more hard 😭
Omg thank y'all for the likes 😦
1983.
1940s hit Harder 💀
That is not the 90s it is the 40s
nah then nuclear bomb hits harder
@@marcuskirby247hes talking about the anime genius
"Few people laughed. Few people cried. Most people were silent."
-J. Robert Oppenheimer
Damn this is fire 🗣️🔥
Now i am become death destroyer of world’s
@RupKBK hey thats oppenheimer said not me pal
WHO LAUGHED
i read a quote, i have become death, destroyer of worlds
私は日本人🇯🇵です。
このことは一生忘れません。
ご冥福をお祈りします🙏🙏🙏
Imagine being the dude who clicked that very button.
I would feel guilty my whole life and i probably cant even sleep no more.
The saddest part was the boy stuck under the rubble knowing that his mum is dead and he never got to say I love you one last time
Yeah, this animation had balls to air on TV
That didn't happen, what actually happened was sadder 🥺 watch the Barefoot Gen movie
The main characters never supported the war btw, ppl joked that they deserved it. They don't, most of them are innocent families who had no power and food.
Im not crying, my eyes are firefighters
Bro didnt get to say goodbye before it hit impact, well cuz they didnt know usa is gonna ambush the city by nuking it
So they didnt get to say their last words before they get evaporated by the explosion. But tho, its too painful to watch it
No offense but they kinda started it
Even while the city is blowing up the mother still holds her baby😢what a true mother❤❤😢
No matter what even mean mothers will protect you.
Yep
Your country killed it shim on you
Tf is she supposed to do? Throw the baby and run? 🤦♂️
@@TherealCartman8Blud woke up and decided to become Arch Dornan (not tryna be mean)
The animation looks amazing! I will definetly check out this film!
The duality of humanity never fails to shock me
May the world never forget how deep a man's hate can be...
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attack_on_Pearl_Harbor
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki
dude there was literally a WAR going on and japan just bombed pearl harbor
dawg Hitler didn't do this 💀
Everyone did something, Hitler, Japan, America, lets never be in such a position again.
@@sweetlysandy America dropped those bombs though, period
“In the grim dark future, there is only war.”
-Warhammer 40K
bro this was the past💀
Yes brother and cadia stands
@@ChocoHunterZoroit’s a warhammer reference…he knows that
Exterminatus
Brother tivones there’s no Time for poems the orcs are coming
The animation is brutal than jjk💀🙏
I cannot fathom seeing this in real life
Well well. For those who dont know something about this,
This animation is an Manga Series, named the Barefoot Gen. The Author is Keiji Nakazawa.
But wait, it doesn't end there.
The Author Keiji Nakazawa is the... survivor of the Nuke, Little Boy.
Disturbing right? Yeah.
This was what he Experienced in that time...
dammit you had a chose world destruction or a truce you chose war
@@SJSharks88 well in his defense, japan commited horroble crimes on pow but also japan wouldnt easliy give up, they could have just build up thier population again and make more allies and so they would have commited another war. America just showed japan, if you try anything, "your legacy will blow away"
@@SJSharks88 Japan refused to surrender. Every last Japanese man, woman, and child was ready to die for the Emperor should America invade. Thousands of improvised rifles were made in preparation for the invasion; millions readied themselves to die against American machine gun fire.
The Americans dropped Little Boy and Fat Man to show Japan "we won't invade you. We will simply find a way to erase you without even touching you." It served as a threat that we'd use as many as it took to get them to surrender.
Japan surrendered shortly after seeing that America had the capacity to simply erase cities in seconds, instead of months, as Tokyo did with firebombs.
But shouldnt he be dead cause of radiatoin and that gives him a short life
You are they monster uss
The fact that the bomb imprinted peoples “shadows” on sidewalks and stuff. This is so brutal and heartbreaking..
Nah I love it
@@qiqiking9999ur heartless
@@gabrielfreeze4564maybe too far from the bomb?
@@gabrielfreeze4564 physics. the sidewalk is grounded and its flat so when the shockwave hits it, it will just push over it.
brutal? nah, pretty peacefull way to die tbh. unless you were one of them who where far from the blast and were burnt up and tryed to hide in the river
Who did this the Nuke?!
👇
Thank you for makin a edit about a frickin tragedy
Yeah I thought I was the insane one...
In fact, he didn't design it, in fact a survivor, that's why he designed that animation.
It’s the best way to reach out to people and tell the story in this modern age. It hurts me too but reality doesn’t care about our feelings or morality.
"dead people in rivers still hugging their loved ones, people's hands melting, buildings wiped away. Hell"
If this didn’t happen, think about how many more would’ve died
@@cardboardistasty finally someone knows history
@@cardboardistastyyup at the time japan massacred china and korea, they committed many war crimes.
@@cardboardistastygree a lot man, Japanese in WW2 era did violent to us in SEA
@@cardboardistastyTruman had a very hard decision to launch the bomb. He killed so many Japanese to save American soldiers. Finally someone who knows their history.
I remember a documentary or something about this movie. The creator was actually a survivor of Hiroshima, I watched the movie and this scene was probably the least sad and brutal.
Name please
@@Aniggawiththemilk I think it was called “Barefoot Gen”.
@@sampledgem6215 yeah it's called Barefoot Gen
can i get the name of this movie ?
@@spcyndlesbruh
Japan really leanred about fuck around and find out in the worst way.
The fact of the guy that pressed the button that launched it must have felt horrible
"i am become death, destroyer of worlds."
-oppenheimer
i am become barbie girl, destroyer of plastics
- barbieheinmer
@@-Poka-🚬🗿
-Krishna bhagvan
From bhagvat gita
We can see this reference in the movie too
@@a.p5413 what movie
Oppenheimer
The plot armor for the last kid is crazy 💀
thats not plot armor , he just got realesed from valut 76
Hadashi no gen what a family friendly anime
What’s crazy actually is this anime and the manga it’s based off of is an autobiography. The author is that little boy, the only thing that saved him from instant death was a concrete wall infront of a school.
@@xratheiceking2774 but the radiation would’ve been too strong for him to live though
@@Peakvfxx He actually was affected by radiation poisoning. His hair fell out, and he later died from cancer. He just didn’t have acute radiation poisoning. The author of the original manga is named Keiji Nakazawa. Hadashi no Gen is an autobiography that expanded upon the shorter autobiography he released prior named “I Saw It”
"I've never seen more people die in a single HOUR."
Why did you once again remind us of this film and event...
I am very sorry for those who were in Jeroshima then...
(translator🇷🇺)
Personally i think this is the one thing that can genuinely represent trauma knowing full well this is real and you get to watch them melt my eyes have literally been wide just watching it over and over
We can only imagine this type of trauma
If only japan wasnt an asshole during ww2 😔
I can’t stop thinking about it
“I have become death destroyer of worlds”
-Robbert J. Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer is the chosen
No it’s I am become death
@@JoshuaFincham-up9wvlearn grammar kid
@@JoshuaFincham-up9wv so your telling that Oppenheimer has horrible grammar?
@zhairejoshuaevangelio it's a quote from a Hindu book