I think in 18:02, even after a bishop block, it's a mate. Mating moves are: Lx8e, K9d, S*9e: 1. Kx9e, B*8f, K9d, S*9e; 2. Kx8e, S*8f; If not, please say, why it can't be a mate.
I saw a lot of the K-6h line while I was watching. I thought it was odd that Habu took the pawn, because I was sure K-6h was winning. I'm glad I was right.
guys how its a checkmate at 13:23, because black can run to 5g square and even with the silver drop at 4f he can take it and continue to run or take it with the horse
This game is so famous, it was also used in an episode of the anime Ryuuou no Oshigoto!
Which episode?
@@scubadues The end of episode 6 and the start of episode 7. The anime didn't do it justice. It didn't show the silver-silver-bishop drop clearly.
@@mintcake2668 i still like the anime
Good game!!
thanks for posting this match
I think in 18:02, even after a bishop block, it's a mate. Mating moves are:
Lx8e, K9d, S*9e:
1. Kx9e, B*8f, K9d, S*9e;
2. Kx8e, S*8f;
If not, please say, why it can't be a mate.
If you drop a silver king takes 9d, bishop drop 8f, king go back 9d, if silver drop then king takes lance, no mate.
wow do u memorize the game?
I saw a lot of the K-6h line while I was watching. I thought it was odd that Habu took the pawn, because I was sure K-6h was winning. I'm glad I was right.
Why did this game take two days to play?
guys how its a checkmate at 13:23, because black can run to 5g square and even with the silver drop at 4f he can take it and continue to run or take it with the horse
Mate in two. Promoted bishop takes knight on 5h, king has to run to 4f, silver drop 4e MATE.
cho kyu sen!
in 8:15 why can the king move to the squares that are controlled by the dragon
That's his dragon
解説日本のプロ棋士まけてる。
素晴らしい解説だわ。
英語以外と上品で良い感じ。
He has only two silvers, not three.