In ancient samurai times, if the enemies eyes were shut it was good luck, but if they were open and especially looking up then it was bad luck so Kido had something in mind
I wouldn't know why in a universe where they took all of Asia and 1/3rd of North america, they would still be in a interservice rivarly considering the only reason why they were beefing is becasue of limited resources but now the Japanese Empire has plenty if they control all of Asia.
No time to (ya know, aim back) if the trigger discipline wasn't there cuz that's for damn sure that they will gonna shoot without hesitation so, he don't think twice but to shoot first.
It was an Order. The Japanese HAD to execute orders before trying to save themselves. That was "common knowledge" if you wanna call it that. There was no "Thinking about not complying wiith an order". Order is order
Loyalty to what? The General murdered a minister then tried to frame a revered Admiral for the crime while they had proof the Admiral had nothing to do with it. He also effectively put the crown princess in jail. This should have never gotten this far.
@177_Anandito Nugroho Perhaps he was but Kido was not loyal at all. If he was loyal he would have never allowed the sham trail to take place and he would have never allowed the Admiral to be framed in the first place.
@@DimaEgorovRU I don't think he was, he let the general put the princess under lock and key after she told him the admiral was acting on her behalf. What I think influenced his decision to go against the general was that he knew the general was involved in the killing of trade minister Tagomi. He verbally opposed blaming the admiral for it during the trial and I think that got to him. He didn't always see eye to eye with Tagomi but he did have a lot of mutual respect for him.
fun Fact,, real-life IJN would've bombarding all IJA installations within range and send IJM when the Admiral enter the IJA court room they have ongoing blood feud, since mediaeval era 😂
@Mark Martinez They actually win in some way. USA help them to rebuilt after war. Japan wisely choses proper and only ally they could have after all they done to China. And Soviets was not an option. Japan gained from this. And truly, the methods it used in war was as ruthless as Germany used. But in the west people are forgetting it like the fact that Soviet Russia crushed Japanese army in China in 1945, that was maybe even more devastating blow then nuclear bombardment preformed by USA.
@@MrChancla Yeah, like I wrote above I think he was a piece of garbage but I do agree, he was an entertaining character to watch. I think some may be associating him with honer here because he saved admiral Inokuchi who was one of the few high ranking Japanese officials on the show who was actually honorable and a good person.
Funny but to me it seems that the IJN was the most honorable of the Japanese branches in WW2 and were simply telling the truth when they said that conflict with the US was logistically unsustainable, but the hierarchy of the IJA was much more inflexible and blind to the truth. Not to mention that almost all of the war crimes committed by Japan during WW2 were committed not by the navy but by the army.
He chose to defend in the name of the truth instead of killing over a lie. Considering most encourage, let alone allow lying and deception, then that's the situation.
The basic fallacy about this series is that it's based on a false premise: that the Nazis and Japanese desired and had the means to conquer the world. The Nazis did not think in Geo-political terms but Eurocentrically. Hitler thought in World War One terms, seeing the conquest of France and Russia as his ultimate war aims. The Nazis had no workable plan for even invading England and put no real energy into it. Nor did they have a navy capable of crossing the Atlantic against an America with three times their industrial plant. Hitler feared America. Similarly the Japanese limited their war aims to co-opting southeast Asia and China into their Greater Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere. They had no wish to go after America and could not support a cross-Pacific invasion of America with their minuscule industrial plant, barely 10% of America's. World conquest by the Nazis and Japan was simply not possible given the political-economy of their nations. But it's a nice and entertaining fantasy, which is what Hollywood is all about.
its alternate history, so in an alternate history things are not going to be the same as they were in our history. If Germany so easily conquered all of europe and russia in this universe, i doubt there would be little to stop them from going further. After all, removing any threat to Germany (another superpower like america) would ensure a '1000 year reich"
People often forget that two key factors prevented the Axis from winning the war. Russia and America's industrial capacity and manpower pool were so ridiculously massive.
@Pedro Santiago Chagas the goal of pearl Harbor was to destroy Americas naval might and prevent them from venturing into the Pacific so the empires expansion can continue in Asia. Also it mean to weaken America's resolve on hopes they would give up, upon destruction of their navy
Bullshit. Taisho is a general. Tai is an army captain. Yamori's full title should be Gensui-Taisho(looking at his marshal badge). No idea where you got your Japanese from.
I dont know what he said in Japanese, and there was no subtitles, so I assume he said something along the lines of "I won't murder an innocent man when we both know who did it"
Just turn on the captions. He told the general he was under arrest for murder and ordered the riflemen to take him in. The general confidently told him that he's a deadman for choosing to arrest him.
Honourable when admiral said I’ll die with my eyes open
Klingon as fuck.
Kido is one of my favorite characters in that series.
Same
In ancient samurai times, if the enemies eyes were shut it was good luck, but if they were open and especially looking up then it was bad luck so Kido had something in mind
mans cursed them lmao
Japanese Army and Navy had always been at eachother's throats
Wouldn't it cause conflict between Army and Navy if the Army court martialed and executed a Navy officer?
The Civil War we'll never be able to see in history, branches of military fighting over each other
@@mememdetame yes, but I think the emperor keeps them from doing anything more than covert tribunals and shit
Forced them into Midway
I wouldn't know why in a universe where they took all of Asia and 1/3rd of North america, they would still be in a interservice rivarly considering the only reason why they were beefing is becasue of limited resources but now the Japanese Empire has plenty if they control all of Asia.
2:15 - when your rival suddenly speaking to you in another language cause he sounds cooler doing it that way
Did that guy even been taught that you should not attempt to fire at someone who is armed and aiming at you?
It was an order
Loyalty over self preservation in his priorities apparently
No time to (ya know, aim back) if the trigger discipline wasn't there cuz that's for damn sure that they will gonna shoot without hesitation so, he don't think twice but to shoot first.
Failed rp
It was an Order. The Japanese HAD to execute orders before trying to save themselves. That was "common knowledge" if you wanna call it that. There was no "Thinking about not complying wiith an order". Order is order
True loyalty, on the part of Kido
Loyalty to what? The General murdered a minister then tried to frame a revered Admiral for the crime while they had proof the Admiral had nothing to do with it. He also effectively put the crown princess in jail. This should have never gotten this far.
@177_Anandito Nugroho Perhaps he was but Kido was not loyal at all. If he was loyal he would have never allowed the sham trail to take place and he would have never allowed the Admiral to be framed in the first place.
@@Bitchslapper316 I’m saying he was loyal to his nation and chose to defend the admiral rightly after failing to defend him before hand.
@@DimaEgorovRU I don't think he was, he let the general put the princess under lock and key after she told him the admiral was acting on her behalf.
What I think influenced his decision to go against the general was that he knew the general was involved in the killing of trade minister Tagomi. He verbally opposed blaming the admiral for it during the trial and I think that got to him. He didn't always see eye to eye with Tagomi but he did have a lot of mutual respect for him.
fun Fact,,
real-life IJN would've bombarding all IJA installations within range and send IJM when the Admiral enter the IJA court room
they have ongoing blood feud,
since mediaeval era
😂
Inspector Kido represents the True Honor of Japan.
@Mark Martinez They actually win in some way. USA help them to rebuilt after war. Japan wisely choses proper and only ally they could have after all they done to China. And Soviets was not an option.
Japan gained from this. And truly, the methods it used in war was as ruthless as Germany used.
But in the west people are forgetting it like the fact that Soviet Russia crushed Japanese army in China in 1945, that was maybe even more devastating blow then nuclear bombardment preformed by USA.
Kido was a piece of garbage
You can print his photo and be proud of him.
Kido was all kinds of fucked up on that show but his character arc was fun to watch.
@@MrChancla Yeah, like I wrote above I think he was a piece of garbage but I do agree, he was an entertaining character to watch. I think some may be associating him with honer here because he saved admiral Inokuchi who was one of the few high ranking Japanese officials on the show who was actually honorable and a good person.
ohey look an IJA officer NOT taking the opportunity to shoot an IJN officer!
1:51 long live auto-generated subtitles!
URA URA URA
Banzai!
THEY GOT IT CORRECT LETS GO, LONG LIVE AUTO-GENERATED SUBTITLES!!
This is what the Army wants to do in their imagination to the IJN admiral who's complacent to the Army in WWII
Funny but to me it seems that the IJN was the most honorable of the Japanese branches in WW2 and were simply telling the truth when they said that conflict with the US was logistically unsustainable, but the hierarchy of the IJA was much more inflexible and blind to the truth. Not to mention that almost all of the war crimes committed by Japan during WW2 were committed not by the navy but by the army.
The action in this scene ❤️❤️❤️❤️
kido is epic
he has my respet
Girls when they failed the test: **dramatic crying**
Boys when they failed the test:
If General Yamori wanted the job done right, he should have enlisted General Burgdorf and his magnificent gun from the Nazis lol
The music is so epic, what’s the name, if you don’t mind?
He grew a pair
He chose to defend in the name of the truth instead of killing over a lie. Considering most encourage, let alone allow lying and deception, then that's the situation.
ちなみにであるが陸軍の憲兵に海軍の将校を逮捕する権限はない。
In time of war the rule of law falls silent -Cicero
Awesome!
いや、いいシーンなのはわかるよ
分かるんだけど、これは絶対吹き替えで見たほうがいいやつだなって思った
日本語が……ちょっと……ね
これ日本人ちゃうんや
しょうがない日本語は難しいからね。
The basic fallacy about this series is that it's based on a false
premise: that the Nazis and Japanese desired and had the means to
conquer the world. The Nazis did not think in Geo-political terms but
Eurocentrically. Hitler thought in World War One terms, seeing the
conquest of France and Russia as his ultimate war aims. The Nazis had no
workable plan for even invading England and put no real energy into it.
Nor did they have a navy capable of crossing the Atlantic against an
America with three times their industrial plant. Hitler feared America.
Similarly the Japanese limited their war aims to co-opting southeast
Asia and China into their Greater Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere. They had
no wish to go after America and could not support a cross-Pacific
invasion of America with their minuscule industrial plant, barely 10% of
America's. World conquest by the Nazis and Japan was simply not
possible given the political-economy of their nations. But it's a nice
and entertaining fantasy, which is what Hollywood is all about.
its alternate history, so in an alternate history things are not going to be the same as they were in our history. If Germany so easily conquered all of europe and russia in this universe, i doubt there would be little to stop them from going further. After all, removing any threat to Germany (another superpower like america) would ensure a '1000 year reich"
People often forget that two key factors prevented the Axis from winning the war. Russia and America's industrial capacity and manpower pool were so ridiculously massive.
This show is basically a big question of "what if?"
@Pedro Santiago Chagas the goal of pearl Harbor was to destroy Americas naval might and prevent them from venturing into the Pacific so the empires expansion can continue in Asia. Also it mean to weaken America's resolve on hopes they would give up, upon destruction of their navy
My guy you dony know history, germany nearly invaded england 😅
海軍提督以外全員海外の俳優なんだよな
2:14 Is it Clint Eastwood?
:-D
Sound track?
Kido and Smith carrier, *especially* in season 4
What is the soundtrack for the scene? Sounds badass
I’m Japanese. I love this move but…..
日本語が下手なのが違和感。
Couldn't have happened to a nicer dude.
How are there no subtitles? Am I in fucking Japan pacific states as I type?
この世界では戦後のオリンピック開催地はこうなるのか？
夏季
1948年 1940年からの繰り越しで東京(ただしこの世界の敗戦国であるアメリカ(東西共々)、イギリス、ロシアは排除される。そこから柔道は19正式種目になっている。階級が体重別で表記されるようになったあたりで女子が追加。現実よりも普及していると思われるので、青柔道着の導入は史実通りかも。)
1952年 史実同様ヘルシンキ
1956年 新京（満州国）
1960年 史実同様ローマ
1964年 シアトルかロンドン
1968年 北京
1972年 サンクトペテルブルク
1976年 史実同様モントリオール
1980年 ベルリン（ドイツのハンガリー侵攻に抗議して日本は他の西側諸国と共にボイコット）
1984年 大阪（その報復に対する報復として東側諸国がボイコット、これに合わせて神戸淡路鳴門自動車道が開通して、明石海峡大橋は鉄道併設橋として開業、明石海峡大橋や鳴門大橋を通って松山までの四国新幹線も開通。後に瀬戸大橋開業後、岡山で分岐して瀬戸大橋を通って高知まで行く四国横断新幹線も開通、ここで空手と野球が正式種目になる。）
1988年 ロサンゼルス(リバプールが立候補するが開催地投票の一騎打ちの末敗れる)
1992年 上海(ここで相撲か剣道が正式種目に追加されている。アパルトヘイトで長らくボイコットしてきた南アフリカもローマ以来となるオリンピック参加に復帰する。)
1996年 アテネ(これにより、オリンピック憲章が改正されて100年に1回〇〇96年には、オリンピックを必ずアテネで開催すると定められる)
2000年 名古屋（愛・地球博も同時開催、リニア中央新幹線はこれに合わせて開業、2015年に新大阪延伸。これにより東海道新幹線と東北新幹線の相互乗り入れが実現して、2010年代には全ての新幹線車両が周波数変更車両になる）
2004年 ケープタウン(日本の手で崩壊したフセイン政権がなくなった事でイラクもオリンピック参加に復帰する。)
2008年 マドリッド(サンフランシスコかバーミンガムが立候補するがあっけなく落選)
2012年 福岡か京城（九州新幹線はこれに合わせて全線開業して、西九州新幹線も全線フル規格で開業、日朝トンネルも開通、通称・アジアトンネル。閉会式ではサバンナハ木が観客と共に地面に向かって「ブラジルの人聞こえますかー？」と叫ぶ）
2016年 史実同様リオデジャネイロ
2020年 ロンドン(スペインで発生したコロナウイルスで1年延期、ほとんど無観客)
2024年 ロサンゼルス
2028年 仙台(一部の競技(マリンスポーツ系)は東日本大震災からの復興らしく石巻で。これに合わせて東日本大震災からの復興の象徴であるリニア中央新幹線の延伸である常磐新幹線(成田新幹線から分岐して東北新幹線に合流する普通の新幹線の場合も有り？)が新仙台まで開通、リニア新幹線なら品川～柏～水戸～いわき～相馬～仙台(東口地下)になるが、仙台から先は奥羽新幹線となる。 仙台～鳴子温泉～横手～(角館)～大舘～弘前～五所川原(ここまで奥羽新幹線)～(リニア青函トンネル)～江差～長万部～留寿都(ルスツリゾート前)～西札幌(琴似駅地下、地下鉄とJRの間。これにより地下鉄琴似駅とJR琴似駅が地下通路で繋がる。または手稲駅でも可)～(石狩)～留萌～羽幌～遠別～稚内～樺太へ。 成田新幹線分岐の普通の新幹線なら千葉ニュータウン中央で成田新幹線と分岐～新潮来～大洗～日立～いわき～新富岡～相馬～新山下～新岩沼(岩沼高等学園)～(名取で東北新幹線と合流～)仙台)
2032年 史実同様ブリスベン
2036年は未定(ダラスかデリーかモスクワかカイロ?)
2040年は皇紀2700年で東京(これと同時に東京万博も開催、これと同時にリニア中央新幹線の延伸線であるリニア山陰新幹線、リニア東九州新幹線(さすがに沖縄や台湾、香港までは延ばせない？)が開通して、(東北・)東海道・山陽・九州新幹線のバイパスとなった。もしかしたらオリンピック憲章が再改正されて100年に1回〇〇40年(皇紀○○00年)には、オリンピックを必ず戦勝国である帝都東京で開催すると定められる？)
冬季
1948年 1940年からの繰り越しで札幌(ただしこの世界の敗戦国であるアメリカ(東西共々)、イギリス、ロシアは排除される。)
1952年、1956年は史実と同じ
1960年 豊原（樺太）
1964年 史実同様インスブルック
1968年 ストックホルム
1972年 アンカレッジ(シアトルの場合もある)
1976年 盛岡→代替で史実同様インスブルック（東北新幹線の大宮～盛岡間はこれに合わせて1975年に開業していたがオリンピック返上だったのにも関わらずに開業、上野へは1980年延伸、東京へは1984年延伸。上越新幹線は1977年開業、1982年に当初の予定通り新宿延伸。いわて花巻空港を東條英機空港にしようとしたがオリンピック返上に伴い東條英機生誕100周年の1984年に延期。）
1980年 札幌（北海道新幹線はこれに合わせて開業、最初は新函館(史実の新函館北斗)～稚内、後に札幌～岩見沢間で分岐する根室までの道東新幹線(新得まではフル規格、そこからはミニ新幹線)や旭川で分岐する網走新幹線(旭川から西留辺蘂まではフル規格でそこからミニ新幹線)も開通。東北新幹線と繋がったのは青函トンネルが開業した1988年、これに合わせて東北新幹線も盛岡～新青森が開業して全通、東北新幹線の一ノ関以北や北海道新幹線全線にはスプリンクラーがあり、運休が少なくなる。）
1984年 北京(これに合わせて京滬高速鉄道が開業、アンカレッジが立候補するが敗れる)
1988年 史実同様カルガリー
1992年 長野（北陸新幹線はこれに合わせて開業、金沢へは2003年延伸、敦賀へは2016年延伸するが、米原ルートで2024年全通となり、米原手前で瀬戸大橋みたいにデルタ分岐線が設置され、東海道・中京・北陸・上越新幹線の一部が中央環状新幹線となる。要するに新幹線の山手線。軽井沢～米原間にはスプリンクラーがあり、高速運転も楽々。）
1994年 史実同様リレハンメル(樺太の豊原が立候補するが敗れる)
1998年 ソルトレイクシティー
2002年 真岡（樺太、これに合わせて稚泊トンネルが開業、それに合わせて北海道新幹線も樺太へ。）
2006年、2010年は史実と同じ
2014年 ミュンヘン
2018年は史実と同じかデンバー
2022年 バルセロナ(コロナウイルスの影響で生で見れるのはスペイン居住者だけ)
2026年、2030年は史実と同じ
2034年は新潟(それに合わせて富山～上越妙高～長岡～新青森の羽越新幹線が建設される。中央環状新幹線の影響で羽越新幹線と東北新幹線が新青森の南で環状新幹線用の連絡線(羽越新幹線側は弘前～新青森間で分岐、東北新幹線側は七戸十和田～新青森間で分岐、北側の連絡線には青森空港駅が作られる。)で繋がり、小山～熊谷間に環状新幹線用の連絡線(東北新幹線側は小山～大宮間の蓮田市で分岐、上越新幹線側は熊谷～大宮間の伊奈町で分岐、南側の連絡線には新伊奈駅が作られる。)も作られ、東北・上越・羽越新幹線の大半が東日本環状新幹線になる。)
How the heck are the Japanese still using arisakas or bolt action rifles.
Cheaper for film crews
They use them for execution ceremonies
Yamori taichō..... that's supposed to translate as Captain Yamori
Shouldn't the correct translation be yamori gensui or shogun?
Or Yamori-Kakka? Maybe he demoted him first lol
Bullshit. Taisho is a general. Tai is an army captain. Yamori's full title should be Gensui-Taisho(looking at his marshal badge). No idea where you got your Japanese from.
No dude what the fuck 😂 shogun? You got your Japanese from watching Kurosawa movies apparently lmao
@@Paragon231he got it from anime
WHY WOULD YOU THREATEN HIM IN ENGLISH
I dont know what he said in Japanese, and there was no subtitles, so I assume he said something along the lines of "I won't murder an innocent man when we both know who did it"
Just turn on the captions. He told the general he was under arrest for murder and ordered the riflemen to take him in. The general confidently told him that he's a deadman for choosing to arrest him.
Lawful Good doing Lawful Good things
That is what I call honor among butchers. 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
IJN and IJA have always hated each other