Lord Shimura Slaps Jin for Abandoning His Honor - Ghost of Tsushima Cutscene (Ghost of Tsushima)
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2020
- Lord Shimura Slaps Jin for Abandoning His Honor - Ghost of Tsushima Cutscene (Ghost of Tsushima). After Lord Shimura's actions lead to the death of Samurai on the bridge, Jin confronts him with a plan to poison the Mongols. Shimura slaps this loss of honor in Ghost of Tsushima.
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In the late 13th century, the Mongol empire has laid waste to entire nations along their campaign to conquer the East. Tsushima Island is all that stands between mainland Japan and a massive Mongol invasion fleet led by the ruthless and cunning general, Khotun Khan. As the island burns in the wake of the first wave of the Mongol assault, samurai warrior Jin Sakai stands as one of the last surviving members of his clan. He is resolved do whatever it takes, at any cost, to protect his people and reclaim his home. He must set aside the traditions that have shaped him as a warrior to forge a new path, the path of the Ghost, and wage an unconventional war for the freedom of Tsushima.
• In War-Torn Tsushima, Ancient Beauty Endures: In this open-world action adventure, you’ll roam vast countrysides and expansive terrain to encounter rich characters, discover ancient landmarks, and uncover the hidden beauty of Tsushima.
• The Rise of the Ghost: In his quest to reclaim Tsushima, Jin must seek support from old friends and new unlikely allies. He must break away from tradition, become a new kind of warrior, and protect what’s left of his home at all costs.
• Mud, Blood, and Steel: Challenge opponents with your katana for an immersive samurai combat experience, master the bow to eliminate distant threats, and develop stealth tactics to disorient and ambush enemies with surprise attacks.
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“Honour died on the beach”
Badass
Illest phrase I ever heard in my natural life.
the Kahn deserves to SUFFER!!
100% true. Shimura is a fool. It's like he forgot what the Mongols did to Adachi on the beach. If your opponent is already acting like a slimeball, then they totally deserve the slimeball treatment. Shimura's way of thinking is letting the opponent take full advantage of him while he gets nothing back in return. When the leader is stupid, the followers suffer. Shimura takes zero accountability for his foolishness. Jin should have spat on his face in return.
And memorable fact.
Jin was spitting facts. Wouldn’t have even been possible without him, Yuna, etc. Lord shimura was imprisoned most of the time and would have just starved to death if it wasn’t for Jin.
liquid sword I think I'm the only one who agreed with shimura my whole playthrough and hated whenever Jin did dishonorable things, I really wanted to be shimura's son and spare ryuzo but goddamn Jin
Scarlet The Cat I’d say you’re definitely in the minority. I loved it when Jin fully adopted the “Ghost” persona, and I’m glad he didn’t spare Ryuzo. I also didn’t want to be his adopted son after he wanted me to put all the blame on Yuna. Kinda hypocritical of him to talk about honor after that.
the gaming cook Exactly. They wouldn’t have been able to take back that one castle if Jin hadn’t snuck in and poisoned them.
@@scarletthecat632 Theres no room in wars like this for individuals to be so rigidly bound to honor. That's actually a major reason the samurai were being dominated in the actual war. They tried war as their culture had come to practice it and were slaughtered. If not for the tsunami decimating the mongolians they very likely would have conquered all of Japan, as the people Tsushima itself had already been nearly completely slaughtered by this overwhelming.
@@scarletthecat632 Honor is of no use to the dead.
Jin’s actor is SO good.
How was it Shimura’s fault on the bridge? They both realized too late that it was a trap and they had no choice but to shoot the horses otherwise they would have all died. Which is why I feel Jin overreacted.
Ash halo that was the next day. If you recall the bridge is blown up then this fight happens between the two them. After this Jin talks to Yuna and sneaks in at night. Now at that moment Jin was justified because his Uncle was gonna go in head first once the repairs were complete. But the fight triggered prior to that and at that moment neither of them knew of the trap set at the bridge. I stand by that Jin was a bit over the top following the initial battle but justified is sneaking through after.
I know right
He actually used to do a lot of theater early in his career before going into like media acting 💕 He also was a barista at a coffee and tea cafe at a farmers market before going into acting 😂😂😂
He’s actually super sweet and precious irl, watch his streams lol. Somewhat unlike his videogame Mongol slaughtering counterpart 😂😂
Fun fact.
Agree you can feel his pain
1:11
I love how Jin’s face expression went from Sad to Anger. And Shimura face expression showed regret by slapping Jin in the face.
ik im replying to this 3 years later but its just so true that it shows so much detail with such little time
Ironic how lord Shimura acted on his emotions, slapping Jin
It made me sad how much Shimura wanted Jin to be his son and it just wasn't possible. I felt bad when he threw that document in the fire
When i saw it for the first time, it hit me hard. And I also played it a second time but when I found out that it has to be like that. I had to put up with it also thought that Jins allies turned against him too. I'm glad that at least at the there was an option not to kill Shimura.
Same
I felt bad the first time, but every other time, I sided with Jin. He did nothing wrong
Nah Jin should have responded "Okay boomer."
I literally see both sides and I teared up
Shimura has always know the ways of a samurai, to fight with honor and face your enemy straight up.. becoming the “ghost” will instill fear into everyone
Jin wants to save casualties by killing the mongols and the khan by any means necessary, fighting head on will always lead to peoples deaths.
after hearing about the adoption and then watching this made me so sad.
I really like the dynamic viewpoints. Seeing Jin poison and back stab enemies is cruel. And seeing Mongols choke on blood after being poisoned and even scaring their comrades shows you how villagers and peasants could potentially fear the Ghost.
But being a samurai and fighting the Khan's army is a one sided battle. Shimura even saw and acknowledged that Lord Adachi being doused and burned to death outright means that Mongols fight dirty. The samurai isn't perfect, Mongols will hold hostages and set traps, and the most perfectly skilled samurai would not be able to predict and deflect every blow, especially one that from behind.
But if you think about the samurai give the very people they protect a reason to fear them, not all Samurai are as merciful or kind as Jin or Shimura,
Yeah. I actually do love how you do acknowledge that Lord Shimura meant that he didn’t want the samurai to just be something to be feared and he was right. Even people who did a lesser crime like steak something got terrified of Jin Sakai.
Both have their pros and cons, which is what I think makes the gradual straining of Jin and Shimura’s relationship all the more compelling. Especially since neither of them want it.
Shimura also taught Jin to end his foe’s life clean and swift, painlessly as possible. Convulsing and vomiting blood until you die is one of the most horrible ways to go.
Furthermore, he always said that samurai must be a standard, a symbol that their people must aspire to be. For all his effectiveness, the Ghost is not something people should aspire to be.
And worst of all, Shimura was absolutely right. The people learned from Jin’s example just as the Mongols did, and started poisoning others.
The voice acting in this is so goddamn heartfelt. This felt like a movie.
Right like it conveyed almost every emotion possible. Hands down the best game I’ve played
Especially Jin's actor. And the facial animation too. I got chills watching this. Playing this for the first time and I'm angry I didn't play this masterpiece sooner
The whole game feels like one super interactive movie and I'm a sucker for games like this
That small childlike expression on Jin's face after Shimura slaps him breaks my heart
Ryuzo was right. Shimura’s gonna lead them all to death.
Some stuffs that Ryuzo said was out of baseless cynicism, but turned out true. Remember the flashback in Castle Shimura? Little Jin said Ryuzo talked about Shimura having to "remove" Jin for an actual heir.
@@hansalanson3497 Ryuzo was right, but he was doing evil things because of his selfishness. Many people died because of him.
@@stealthstandard I wouldn't outright call it selfish, at a surface level yes, he secretly grudges Jin for "stealing" his chance of a good life, but what really pushed him to the Khan's side was his urge to keep himself and his men alive. Before Jin became the Ghost and mustered a resistance, Ryuzo led the only reliable group of combatant left after Komoda; and that's only because his leader died, he was struck with one misfortune after another trying to keep his disloyal comrade in line and it gets to a point where he'd likely die either due to starvation or fighting another hopeless fight.
I'm not saying that Ryuzo has an admirable personality, but people with even clearer moral compass would still probably do as he did. Arguably, the only reason that justify Jin's approach to survival vs Ryuzo's is because Jin was lucky: he had powerful relatives and allies as perks being born into a noble clan, supposed powerful mystical force backing him, his father's latent monstrous brutality, and if course the divine luck of surviving Mongol arrows in Komoda and being saved by Yuna; He wasn't wrong when he said that he's held back by his lack of privilege and good luck, his mistake was lingering on his resentment towards Jin.
@@hansalanson3497 you’re very thoughtful, that was well-written! Thank you for sharing :)
"You are ruled by your emotions!"
*gets angry and slaps his son*
Not his son
I still had the Refined Sakai Helmet on in this scene like a dummy and couldnt see half of Jin's face with all that emotion happening on my first playthrough :(
Same lmao
Same but I had the Ashen straw hat on and takas mask so I couldn't see shit lmao
The slap would’ve hurt Shimura more then jin
@@idontfuckinknow5600 lmao
hahaha totally happened to me too, i was wearing the clan Sakai armor all with mask and helmet
I feel bad for Jin, but also Shimura. Jin is fighting like the enemy, using fear and fighting them in ways that samurai shouldn’t fight. Shimura spent his whole time with Jin training him to fight with honor as if he were his own son.
Lord Shimura feels betrayed, and it also reflects on him as a teacher as he failed to teach Jin to fight honorably. Not only this, but he’s watching a man who he considers his son become an enemy of the shogun, and he does not want his “son” to die, which is what he believes what’ll happen. He will be hunted for his crimes and eventually die. Shimura spent a long time raising Jin and to see it all not work in the end must really hurt him. Especially since while he was imprisoned, it must’ve been a surprise to see his “son” become a mere shadow of the man he knew before the invasion.
Lord Shimura was far too strict in his beliefs, willing to risk Tsushima's safety by throwing waved and waves of peasant soldiers at the problem until he runs out of men and flees, or somehow overruns the Mongol defences but not without massive casualties, the game even shows you the Mongols had explosives waiting for when they did overtake the gate.
Shimura didn't adapt, or alter his strategies to suit the situation at hand, it's why the Khan so easily dealt with the Samurai army Shimura only knew one path. Its like what Yuna said "your not used to Fighting stronger opponents" Shimura and Jin at the start only knew the one way to fight, to approach the enemy with Katana raised and fight eye to eye. But that tactic clearly doesn't work, at least not in every situation.
Tbh jin was not even fighting like the enemy. He fought in a way which was like a hybrid of the samurai and the ghost that's why he was very unpredictable. Even khotun said it that he has no limits as a result of which even he couldn't figure out jin's next move despite figuring out samurais quickly.
@@anantmohan1769 could u ellaborate dude. u seem on to something
@@moonsets-on_you Watch how Jin fights in melee, or especially how he does in the ghost stance. Literally named after him, so it isnt like how he stealths around (where he adopts a very quick and painless approach to killing in the first place), he faces his enemies head on with brutality that is equal parts both samurai and ghost. It's as direct as you can get, but with his skill, it manages to still be a terrorizing display.
All that said, Jin still betters himself and shoed respect for those around him in every way he should. He just sacrifices his own honor for the lives of other people, which in it's own way is honorable.
Shimura wasn't stupid. He knew how the shogun would react.
Then the Shogun is stupid. Sending more men after the best swordsman on the island - one who would not hesitate to use any known tactics to win - is like asking them to die.
@@brahmantyoihsan5938thats why Nobunaga takes the power 3 centuries lates
@@user-ho4is6ch8zthis game is not historically accurate. I doubt a real life shogun would be so stupid to send his men to a certain death. Honor for a samurai meant serving their lord and winning. They were brutal in battle. Plus they were mainly horseback archers, that’s why they have those huge squares on their shoulders, to protect them from enemy arrows when they’re shooting. That’s also why Jin ducks his head when he’s riding a horse, because the samurai helmet was designed to stop arrows.
TLDR: Samurai were brutal, to them honor had nothing to do with being fair to the enemy. And on-foot attacks were their last resort, not as common as the game makes it look like.
I feel bad for shimura tho. He was put in a bad position himself
I mean, the shogun at this point in time is, like, ten
Lord Shimura: By teaching them to fear us?
Jin: When thieves and bandits stops to think twice-that is fear. That is what I am! That is why they hired assassins-because I am the reason they breathe easier when the sun rises!
Ghost of Arkham origins
1:07 replay button
I did that slap slap slap
Me when EA:
@@mistakenmeme HA!
Also why aren’t we talking about the sheer velocity of that slap, that sent Jin dang near halfway across the room. That was personal.
And it still hurt Shimura just as much as it hurt Jin.
That shit made a _woosh_ noise. Unparryable.
In my playthrough Jin wearing the Sakai armor and helmet in this cutscene and Im like "damn Jin how can your uncle slap you?" 😂
In the settings, I had the mask be in the cutscenes (plus the Sakai helmet and armor), so in my case Lord Shimura's hand should have been pretty hurt.
Was replaying the game today and it struck me how early on the devs foreshadowed this. Not just with all the samurai honor bushido blah.
In the gosh dang tutorial, Shimura asks what Jin considers as honor, and to not quote his father's answer verbatim.
Jin says "to protect our people" while shimura replies "my duty to the Lord and integrity"
Since he was a child, this was his definition of honor. Its oddly weird that the ghost is extremely honorable in that sense. He cast aside everything for his version of honor, just like he was taught
They were never going to agree on this from the moment jin was born. It wasn't the invasion that changed him. He was set to protect people by any means from the start. The war was merely a catalyst
“You fight without Honor”
“And you are a slave to It.”
When lord shimrua smacked Jin it looked liek jin was about to cry
It actually does lmao
Now this is a game god dammit
Finally a great game has come. This is the ghosts time.
I wouldn't be surprised if TLOU2 won GOTY over this game but I'd still be extremely disappointed.
@@biggusdickus1779 and tlou2 got goty just because its "diverse" how disappointing I like classic masterpieces like Ghost of tsushima and red dead redemption
@@user-zz5qm4og7l wow two amazing games right there
No, this is a cutscene
Bro i litteraly killed even the slightest of the mongols that crossed the streets,freed people and villages,gained new allies and mf has the balls to still talk about samurai honor crap that can't be used in war because People need to survive in some way using even the barbaric pf the methods 💀
So true. Hence it is even more real when Jin said "I gave them hope... You gave them nothing!" before the duel with Shimura.
When this happened, I couldn't even believe, I had to go back and watch again to be certain that Shimura really slapped Jin, I got pretty shocked, like "wtf did you slapped your own nephew????? Before everything he has done to you? What your brother will think of this?"
To be fair, you have to think of it through Shimura’s perspective. Jin is fighting like the enemy, using fear and fighting them in ways that samurai shouldn’t fight. Shimura spent his whole time with Jin training him to fight with honor as if he were his own son.
Lord Shimura feels betrayed, and it also reflects on him as a teacher as he failed to teach Jin to fight honorably. Not only this, but he’s watching a man who he considers his son become an enemy of the shogun, and he does not want his “son” to die. Shimura spent a long time raising Jin and to see it all not work in the end must really hurt him.
@@RYAN_4_ "To know your enemy, you must become your enemy".
@@RYAN_4_ Well clearly his methods didn't work.
I mean yes Jin is doing everything kill the heck out of that khan btch but I understand why Shimura slaps him because thats the rule of being a samurai respect and honor your oponent before kill and his dad’s reaction or maybe he wil be dissapointed cuz His dad was also samurai and he knew that respect and honor first before kill
Jin's father isn't Shimura's brother, he's his uncle because Jin's mother is his sister.
When Jin said "You did nothing", I felt that.
Wearing the sakai armour for this part i bet shimura felt like he was talking to Kazamasa again
Jin Sakai did what he had to to protect his people lord shimara can not not see that. We all have to make Sacrifice's to do what's right and what's necessary
Love this game. I remember playing his memories where Jin is being told to never stab your enemy in the back, and to face your enemy look them in the eyes with honor. And then shortly after going stealth and slicing the Mongols up from the back. Cool how they show the morals and values of a true samurai, and how jin changes to take on hordes of Mongols. Who could blame him but his uncle, literally at this part in the game right now
I looked away from the screen and missed this part so I’m here lol
I KNEW I WASN’T THE ONLY ONE😂😂😂
Especially because it was Japanese.
Mars yeah that too. Kinda cringed at this. though mouths were in synch
On god bro I came back when he got slapped and said "wtf just happened"
WHO DA HELL LOOKS AWAY AT THE CUTSCENES!!!😡😡😢😭😭😭
What a great acting this game has. The best of all dramatic videogames that made me cry.
This game was emotionally powerful and totally badass
I like the armor this way, just matching headbands instead of the helmet and the samurai body armor.
0:40 Jin be like: uncle! You're dumb right?
One thing I would change about this scene is to put a pause after “Honor died on the beach”, and before “The Khan deserves to suffer.” Imo I think it would make the line more impactful.
Jin was angry, just spitting his thoughts
@@shydreameress264 yeah
This scene is so much sadder when you know about Jin's scrapped backstory. 😭😢
explain? im curious
@borgri5871 There are scrapped voicelines of Yuna, Jin, and Yuriko. All of which indicate that Kazumasa was originally going to be abusive rather than just a neglectful, cold father. He hit Jin and left scars - I think supposedly only Yuriko and Lord Shimura knew about the abuse though. So that being the case, it not only makes Jin's reaction to being slapped that much more heartbreaking because he's reliving trauma, but it also makes a lot more sense for the guilt on Lord Shimura's part.
This game has some of the best acting i've ever seen
This nigga Jin was spittin
So this whole part is just Star Wars in nutshell. Don't be ruled by emotions, fight with honor.
Jedi is inspired by samurai and a bit of old knight
Ive seen you so many times in yt comments
Other way around.
Jin was right, though. Shimura DID do nothing, honor DID literally die on the beach. His tactics are working. Shimura is the one who got angry and impulsively slapped him, which he immediately regretted.
Tsushima (the fictional version here) would’ve been taken and Jin’s uncle would’ve been killed if Jin didn’t abandon honor and adapt to the war that the Mongol’s brought to their shore. Anyways, honor without emotions is one of the biggest weaknesses of the Jedi and it’s a huge reason Palpatine was able to do what he did. Plus, Luke’s love and hope (these are emotions) that his father can still do good led to the end of the war. Realistically, though, keeping your honor and attacking head on in a war where the enemy will do anything necessary to win is just idiotic, unless you have overwhelming numbers and technology which the samurai here just don’t have.
In my thoughts i wanted to slap it back
You should have done it, my lord.
Jin: ugh, this bih.
man his uncle need to realize all that honor bullshit goes out the window in times of war...
Real samurai's point of view of honour is different than videogame samurai
Obviously, I think it was the right call to make this game a fictionalized version of real life
Yeah like pitfall traps covered in poop
@@evilovesperry I think that’s a Viet Cong thing.
@@zsu-23-4shilka2 the guy who united the japanese tribes did it too. Cant think of his name. Maybe nobunaga
It took me a long time to realize but Shimura reminds a lot of Mr Fuji
I almost cried
Shimura literally just slapped Jin's shoulder armor
I felt that slap from my chair
0:40 alternate pimeline
Jin: no.. to teach them they will lose, our deaths are unnecessary, our honor shoud not be among ourselfs but the people, the people wants to win more then ever, and we shoud honor theyr determination. We are finished here "Jin leaves"
Shimura did nothing
All talk about honor
No action, talk only
He does take actions but it costs a lot of lives
So close to a haiku
Tf you mean he did nothing
He raised jin and taught him to fight you dumbass.
@@KK-on9hn ok but we're talking about 20 years later
At this point, Jin's probably thinking it would've been better to just leave his uncle as a prisoner.
“Honor died on the beach”
Gave me CHILLS
Why the puppy dog face 1:11🥺
😔betrayal🥺
I searched lord shimura and it took me to this
The Shogun didn't do anything to reinforce them. They just left them to fend for themselves.
He sent them troops.
Eveything you hold dear is unravelled by war.
jin : slap
rikimaru from tenchu : 360 taek wondo
Taek Wondo is korean
That's the Rules of War
You need to make your enemies fear you
The face Jin makes after he got bitch slapped
My brother that was a textbook pimp slap 😭 don’t get them mixed
Its a damn shame that jinns father is dead its been hinted that if he survived he wouldnt have made such a issue of jinn being the ghost and terrorfying the mongols because unlike shimura kazumasa was more open minded and that really would have made him and jinn a true dynamic father son duo its sad really shomura shod have died in kazumasas place
*_AND THAT’S ON HACHIMAN._*
In fact, Kazumasa argued with Shimura a lot due to the latter's dogmatism. Hell, Kazumasa himself was a fan of psychological warfare.
Play the Iki island dlc and see if you still say the same.
Kasumaza was admittedly kind of a psychopath, given what was revealed about him in the Iki Island DLC. Dude had no issue burning down villages of women and children just because they wouldn't bow
Jin probably wouldve had to kill his own father, given his lack of morals.
The child in jins face after that slap :(
Shimura look like that one doll from the movie "9".
Yeah he does!
You mean 1?
@@annoying_HK_guy from my records, there is no movie called "1"?
@@zixorus748 No I mean that'doll name in 9
@@annoying_HK_guy lol coincidentally my comment said that 'one' doll, I never realized it.
I wore mask in this cutscene first run.”Jokes on you uncle :))”
Bro went from 😦-😠
I think Shimura got one thing wrong, he may be ruled by emotions but by no means was his decision irrational
Someone had recovered the dialogues that never went in the game, and basically Jin was beaten abusively by his father quite a bit. That's why Shimura immediately knew he messed up.
Both of them are right tbh
Damn this game’s writing is superb
I hope they don’t mess up this moment in the adaptation movie.
Imagine if jin was wearing a helmet and lord shimura slaps him then broke his fingers 💀
The tumbnail is perfecr😂
This was just sad
That was a backhand which abusive fathers or husbands would use on their wives and family members... Shimura, you despicable coward.
To be fair, Jin and Shimura were both heated here and Jin flat-out insulted him. Back then, it was very common to slap or even beat a son who showed such disrespect. Nowadays yeah it’s bad, back then it was normal. Even then, Shimura still felt terrible and you could see the pain and regret in his eyes.
@@shadowofdread7018 and Jin is an adult.
Meme Mistake
Didn’t really matter back then. You were always expected to respect and obey your elders.
@@shadowofdread7018 true
Lol wtf are you talking about? Grow up
Jin ❤
After they killed my horse I made a promise to renounce the way of the samurai and bring pain and fire to the island of Tsushima
whats up, slappers.
Welcome to the new episode of SDAIYAY
The Scene feels off without the Music.
Jin: wow lord shimura slap the sh*t out of me
Shimura: keep the honors name out your Mouth
I killed Shimura in my play through. I just can't bear giving him disappointment anymore. I wanted him to keep his honor by honoring his request. That would be my Jin's last deed as a samurai
Say what you will about shimura HE KNOWS HOW TO SLAP
This game should deserve GOTY. But TLOU 2 stole it from them
this scene was way better in japanese, and way better in the midnight black sakai armour with no hats or masks.
Also cool drip what u wearing
He’s wearing Gosaku’s armor
@@Fyuiontop Which armour dye?
Coool player gets slapped by an npc
1:08
1:07
What is the sword kit you used
The samurais honour is what got them killed in the first place, all they had to do was evolve slightly
What if the samurai's used Jin's tactics in the very first battle of komoda🤔
@@kaiverse9568 they would have been mode successful thats for sure since they would be more prepared like with the poison
@@username.exenotfound2943 agreed also the scene where Jin and shimura alone charged at the army of mongols with archers I was screaming
Do these guys think they're in anime?
@@kaiverse9568 they subconsciously want to die in battle im assuming
Shimura smith
Why do I remember Shimura slicing the shit outta us with a blade...?
The ghost wouldn't let that slide
Dutch: Muneh
Shimura: Oner
Hotel: Trivago
0:52
Yujiro Hanma
Lord Heihachi slaps Jin for..
Jin low key spitting facts here honestly. The samurai didn’t do shit to give people hope on Tsushima including Lord Shimura. Despite the questionable methods he uses the Ghost up to this point of the game had done way more to give people hope.
What sword dye/skin is this?
Quick question: what's the drip in this scene
Gosaku armor.
Not the backhand!
It was necessary. I mean how do you fight an army that would run to finish the captives if u face them head on?
the concept of honor is such a waste of time
Am I the only one who uses the Japanese voices?
The Japanese VA did this scene better imo with the Sakai Helmet cuz his eyes are obscured
Wdym I wore a mask in this scene it ruined the experience for me so I looked for this video
I disagree,i like the Japanese dub but english/original version is very good too imo.Jin's actor did amazing job and the other actors too
English voice actors better, nothing you say will change it. Grow out of your weeaboo phase.
one of my favorite scenes cause jin got slapped
Poor sakai
uncele shimura is patriot,but jin sakai more smart
Nah, Shimura would rather let the Mongols take over than to abandon his honor, he is a slave to it.
ow