What Usami Fuji's Role As John Blackthorne's Consort Mean
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- What Usami Fuji's Role As John Blackthorne's Consort Mean
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She's now John's manager.
Fuji-sama's role is best waifu.
Fuji is the cuter of the two ladies. If I had to pick, that would be mine.
The original is much cuter, I think.
they're both very attractive ladies in their own way, Fuji is cuter, but Mariko has more of a sultry beauty to her.
you're crazy. anna sawai is other level hotness.
it's like being given a Porsche and never taking it for a drive. i woulda driven that Porsche till the tires fell off...
I like Fuji more
Hatamoto isn't a personal name, it is a rank.
Thank you I was going to say the same thing. It’s equivalent to being a Guide but to a higher level of command that serves Toranaga directly.
The AI voice said it's hot-tomato
This show has great side characters and they casted them well! Great show overall each episode is amazing!
Blackthorns be like: "I just wanna go back with my ship and crew" Daimiyo: "Nah you here to stay buddy"
Like a good pet lol
He could have gone back and resumed life as a sailor.
Or stay, with the most powerful man in Japan as his boss... Who also respects John for saving his life twice.
@@wnose yeah I'd stay too, the free sushi for life alone would be worth it
I think Fuji gave him the swords because he first gifted her with pistols and Marino pointed out that he was trying to be kind to Fuji.
Fun Fact: This series is based on that novel Shogun by James Cavell which in turn was inspired by real world history. Blackthorne is based on real life William Adams.
All episodes are fictional; there was no system of seppuku when there were no tozama daimyō, and samurai didn't arrange wives for others, etc.
@@shirankedo-ib8uv I literally wrote that the show is based on a fictional novel. Anyways, I edited the comments to avoid confusion.
The series is based on the novel. Toranaga is based on Ieyasu Tokugawa.
@@DonMeaker I literally just wrote that. Why are people commenting the same thing that I wrote?
@@foofoo3344 I note that it is the (fictionalized) story of Ieyasu Tokugawa , the main character who set the path for Japan for 400 years. William Adams is an interesting but minor character in that great tale.
I watch this show beacause of her.
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She stole the last episode.
Yo love the content. Keep up the great work.
Glad you enjoy it!
@@Recapify very much. So much detailed information. Great job. Hope you succeed.
What are you talking about? Crappy AI voice over that utterly mangles not only the character names, but regular words as well. This channel can't even be bothered to voice over properly. There's a hundred better channels that cover this series and they actually put in work. This is garbage.
@@LoSTDoNe so many mistakes in content
I rather hang out at home with Fuji than bother Toronaga and Mariko.
Now you know why we asian people do not like adventure that much. The main reason is it better to stay with the cute asian Waifu all day than sailing the dangerous sea full of pirates 😂
torA-naga tora＝Tiger🐯 naga＝Longest, Most excellent or The head of that neighborhood.
Hatamoto is not an honorific title. It is a high Samurai rank as others have pointed out. To hold that rank in Japan the person must come from a Samurai family or be Samurai. Blackthorne is neither. To give his rank merit and honor if you will with substance and not become a joke. Fuji was made his consort (wife). Fuji is from a well known Samurai family. By them marrying it therefore adds legitimacy to his title.
My favorite character in the show.
Fujiko at no Time, was serving for Torranaga. She surely obeyed not to do Harakiri, ordered by Her Father in Law. But i think you should know, after the Half Year with Blackthorne, She gets Her Will. She didnt obey, She traded. Like She wanted from the Getgo, White Tabbis, short Sword, End. And see Son and Idiot of an Man again. He better gets covered wherever his Soul is hanging out now.
I remember in the Book, Mariko were making Fun of Fujiko Chan in her Mind, bcs the Swords are been shamed by Her man, with his dumb Actions, and so arent really still worthy Family Idols. And on Top, She disrespects Fuji`s dead Father, an in Her Eyes noble but idiotic Samurai, who did step into an obviously Trap to get His Family wiped out. Ah the Book! Even between Fuji and Mariko its more like an Chessgame of 2 Combattants, even they giggle together all the Way. I dont want to spoiler , it depends how True to the Book they stand, how Fuji goes along in the Story this Time. For Example, They already did alter the Training of the Regiment in big Facts opposite to the Book. Surely not for the Worse, i like it.
The Actress of Fuji is great, i agree with you all:) She really let the Figure come to Life, much more then the Lady back in the 80`s.
You seem to know a lot. Have you read the novel? I have a small question, is there a romantic relationship between John and Fuji or something else? Can you give a little explanation?
@@Animeලංකා well, i know some, but i wouldnt say a Lot:) the Mini Series did come out as i were 12, and ive read the Novel quite an few Times, encouraged my two now grown up Children to read it in their Teens.
Well, Fujiko( or Fuji, like in the actual Series) do share Her Blanket with John in the Novel, more or less out of code of Duty. At least thats what John thinks, i dont remember at that point if we did get an insight of Her mindest to this Point. Fun Fact: Blackthorne one Time compare His Wife in England and him beeing private like the pairing of Rabbits, comparing it to play the Game of Clouds and heaven even with Fujiko, and even more idealized same Happening with Mariko. Anything else we both will se at the End of April how the Showrunners decide to plot it out:) .
If you get the Hands on the Novel, give it an Try:) Are you asian Heritage? i think it gives you an different Vision as me as an Central European, but still enhance our Fantasy:)
Her father’s swords. Dumb one is her husband. Maybe they changed for the show.
@@starwing0 Jop, true, and so handed down to the Daughter. Baought for some Kokus from an drunken Samurai as said and written. I remember in the Book , Fujiko was aware of that. Torranga was too, thats why he laughed his Butt off, as Blackthorn gave Him both, as they didnt find His own in the Rabble. But no matter what, i think the SHow is doing great, and the alteration are quite refreshing. Hope for fujikop, they altered Her Arc too.
I don't remember the book explicitly saying that John slept with Fujiko. However, at some point Mariko told him he had a duty to give Fujiko a son, and John seemed to agree. They did definitely grow fond of each other, but in the book Fujiko still insisted to follow her original plans, though we did not explicitly "witness" it, as the book ended before that happened, with Toranaga planning to find a new wife for John.
Fujiko was well cast.
Moeka Hoshi is fine.
Edo is modern day Tokyo not Japan, get it right
We knew what he meant. Don't make something out of nothing.
@@jeffreyjackson5229 I don't think he did know what he meant and I didn't ask for your opinion
@@bradgooch1897 Another internet tough guy and know it all who is unable or unwilling to be constructive. Yay...
the european Hatamoto that does not even know how to fight with swords lol
Fuji is a real live breathing Waifu.
The whole point of the book was that Blackthorne was very large, Blonde and Blue eyes.
Neither this nor the original followed this but at least the first tried (a bit) .
Sadly this has failed due to absurd wokey inclusivity nonsense. Blackthorne looks almost dark Spaniard at best.
I'm surprised he didn't somehow morph into a wise cracking New York black chap.
blackthorne plays a puppy
WRONG! Fuji is doing her best to serve, while being served. This is the dichotomy of man and woman. He treats her with a respect she doesn’t understand, so she tries to do the same.
Legal mistress.
Fujiko's father was a coward and those swords were not given to him as a battle honor.
he bought them from an drunken samurai when i remember right. But thats not important. the actions from the active protagonists gave them Meaning and Importance. At some Time, even Torranga did wear them, as fa as i remember from the Book.
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@@alexandersteinmetz6857yeah, in the book he wore them immediately after the earthquake, when John gave them to him. In turn Toranaga awarded John much better swords - the longer one even had a name, "The oil vendor" I think (I read it in a non-English translation).
@@masktuxedo77 ölverkäufer , jap i also know this :)
Fujiko's father was Buntaros brother, In Korea Buntaro accused him of cowardice, This is the same Buntaro who accused his own mother of adultery and killed her. Fujiko's father may or may not have been a coward, but it is certain that Fujiko hates Buntaro
The original is much more superior, I think. I definitely prefer the original Shogun (character) over this remake version.
The original was good - for made for TV series at th etime. But it had horrible musical score, and Chamberlain always over-acted his scenes. The Japanese cast was great.
TV production has come a long, long way. That's why the best series only produce a few episodes per year - cost. Vikings, GOT, Marco Polo, Band of Brothers, The Pacific...series like that are very detailed and expensive, and the result is much better than the 1970's. Many scenes in the original Shogun looked like they could have been an episode of Matlock, or Murder She Wrote. The canned intro and outro music between scenes didn't help. It's the quality of Filmography that has put realism into productions.
@@Lollygagger-k4p Really, it doesn't change my point that much. Production values are higher nowadays, sure, but I prefer the pacing, acting, and closer story beats to the books, and the characters are more likable. I disagree that Chamberlin over-acted, but even if he did, his character wasn't treated like a buffoon in that version. Mariko is basically unlikable in this one, totally missing her gentle strength, especially after the beating scene, etc., etc., etc.
The original used the innovative gimmick of not having subtitles, but as a result the Japanese side of the story was mostly missing. This production is trying to present the Japanese story, but they seem to mangle every major plot point. As far as modern production values...Most of the scenes in the original were in bright sunlight, most of the same scenes in the new version are in fog or rain, CGI works better in fog.
@@forddon Regardless, the personal interactions are just better. In particular, that they took out what Mariko (after her husband beat her)said in the new version really sucked. Both in the book and the original series, it was perfect. This version broke character badly and was just bad.
@@misterRDF I'm in total agreement with you