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Patrick Boyle Japanese swords were much sharper but western swords were much more practical, tactical, and effective thanks to their double edges and full tangs.
Well first of all the japanese are now burying their past, if this monster even survived during World War 2 the japanese may have already destroyed this by themselves by now.
There is also one interesting design flaw with that ship: Most of the AA defence wasn't able to get it's barrels lower than 10 Degrees, which made it possible for the Torpedo bombers to fly in at low altitude with relatively little resistance.
@@haxsa4467 no the Bismark issue is they calibrated the gun sights to lead the targets and assumed it would be dealing with modren fighters and as such higher speeds not ww1 style biplanes. The fairy swordfish was slow enough AA fire passed in front of them. The Germans had a similar issue with the soviet 188th night bombers. The ww1 era surplus the night witches used had a max speed slower than Germans fighters stalling speed making them a pain to track in a dog fight as you'd line up for a shot and overtake them the speed also gave them an edge over AA sighted to track the more modren aircraft more normally deployed.
Also the armor was riveted so when torpedoes and shells impacted the hull the armor plates would warp and eventually break. Welded armor is far more effective for tanky warships
Masterof thelag Hey, that was entirely situational. The rebel fleet would’ve gotten their teeth kicked in if Palpatine let Death Squadron open fire. Besides that, if the Death Star hadn’t been there it would’ve been fine, and that was after it had been softened up by the rest of the rebel fleet.
I think they should've mentioned that during Operation Ten-Go, the original plan was to purposely beach the Yamato for use as basically on off-shore unsinkable bunker. That reason is way the Yamato was targeted so hard: sink it before it couldn't be sunk.
@@nczioox1116 Actually no.. A great many bombs were dropped on it to little or no effect at all... The armour was just too much compared to what was being dropped.. The ship only sank due to torpedoes.. So if they actually beached the ship, it wouldn't sink, and would thus be a stationary battery platform that could shoot ridiculously large rounds at stupid distances.. Doing this though, would make it stationary, and thus, much easier to hit for allied battle ships.. But, those would need to close the distance a little in order to shoot at it.. And of course, if a battleship could hit the Yomato, than the Yomato could absolutely fire back.. Sooo.. Yeah.. Sinking it before it could do that was a smart move..
imagine if the american codebreaker failed to decipher what the japanese plan are, imagine if they sent ships instead of planes, the plan might be a success
@@richardmillhousenixon Bismarck wouldn't stand a chance. Yamato was made for long distance battles in the Pacific while Bismarck was built for lesser distances European waters so it has tougher side armor but has weak deck armor which would be like butter for Yamato's 18" shells.
Fun fact: Yamato was being ridiculed as “Hotel Yamato” by some locals, because while Yamato crews were treated elites and the ship housed all the luxury battleship could afford then, all she did was just swaggering around within the heavily guarded bay of Kure under the name of “top secret weapon”.
Well indeed it is. Cuz their crew is like top of the cream from the IJN Naval Academy and some were also hand picked or personally picked by the IJN top brass. Yknow their pride, they wouldn't allow some incompetent idiots man their expensive and the symbol of pride battleship.
@@hzqskk0420 "Yknow their pride, they wouldn't allow some incompetent idiots man their expensive and the symbol of pride battleship." And yet, despite that, they allowed Kurita to command the Yamato, and then promptly lose a battle whose victory had basically been handed to him on a silver encrusted gold platter.
@@nobodynobody1055 Its very informal and insulting, its used as slang among young people. I can imagine a school visit at a museum of ww2, every time the guide refers to the Yamato ship the guys in the back of the group would totally be laughing 😂
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The downside to massive super ships is that they are large and expensive, meaning you generally don't want to risk losing it, meaning its rarely used. It also means its a massive target for the enemy, so they will basically focus solely on the one ship until its down.
That's why their biggest mistake was not building two smaller ships for the price of the Yamato. Fortunately, their allies made the same dumb mistake with the Tirpitz. And just like the Yamato, the Germans were reluctant to use Tirpitz because it was "too special." The British got impatient and deployed entire divisions of bombers with a customized bomb designed specifically to sink it and that's exactly what they did on the 12th of Nov 1944.
It's called "Fleet in Being" doctrine and it's the only choice the Axis had with their navies as they could never compete with the industrial output of the Allies. They instead built massive threatening ships that the enemy would have to divert resources to keep tabs on.
Even noticing that the Yamato and Musashi battleships were that of little use in the war the Americans still feared their power and capability of what they COULD do. It was proved when the Yamato blasted the US carrier from 20 miles out; they simply didn't want to take the chance of any surface vessels fighting the Yamato so damn near the WHOLE carrier fleet dove upon the ship without mercy.
Yeah despite the limited action, the implied capabilities on board those ships was insane. The guns on Yamato could fire beyond the visible horizon. Imagine seeing a lone scouting plane and then getting hit with those giant shells without the plane even coming near you.
It should also be noted the Japanese were some of the leaders in carrier design and doctrine, usually the single faceted narrative about the Pacific war talks about how Japan focused on battleships and the US focused on carriers, but in reality both of these navies were far more complex and both sides understood to some extent the value of carriers early on.
It was a beautiful ship and I am sure the Japanese were very proud of it.. But Billy Mitchell was proven right.. air power would prove the undoing of the great ships..
yeah, Japanese very proud with Yamato, they even make a sci fi Anime called "Space Battleship Yamato" in 1974, and that Anime was so famous even in US.
The Shinano was supposed to be the last of the yamato class ships but it was turned into an aircraft carrier at the last second when the hull was being completed
Japan : Let's make the biggest warship ever Allied respond it with planes instead ships Japan : *suprised pikachu* America : *the future is now old man*
Romzi Ahmad it took over 200 modern planes and I believe 2 hours to sink the Yamato in a suicide mission. Considering that they knew they were going to lose, the ship held up very well. They weren’t surprised.
warship gaming channel channel they were as modern as the mirage 2000 is today even though it was created 40 years ago. And I didn’t say anything about the ship shooting down 200 planes. I just said that it took 200 planes to take the ship down in 2 hours and more.
@@ottovonbismarck5007 you cant compare the Mirage timescale to WW2. Military tech progresses up to 50x as fast during wartime. Flying Biplanes in WW2 comparisom is more like us using spirites/p51s today
@@ottovonbismarck5007 you compare ww2 plane and the Mirage2000 who can reach 2200km/h and transport air to air missile, bomb, anti ship missile and nuclear missile
There is a picture of a chunk of the 26" armor from Shinano with a 16" hole clean through it. The 16"/50s and 16"/45s of the American Fast Battleships were more than sufficient to take out the Yamato class. The US battleships were also faster and could control the range of the engagement. But that was a moot point after the Helldivers and Avengers got done.
@@metaknight115 you realize the iowas had almost the exact same penetration as yamato’s 18 inch guns from most ranges, except the iowas could reload faster
@@cat-tj1xk A) I believe they had the same reload time B) I’ve heard that fact about the Iowa is false, as there have been articles disproving it and the only source I’ve heard claiming it’s true is Naval Legends, a somewhat unreliable source
who would win: 1. The proud of the Japanese Navy, which is also the ship with the largest on a ship mounted weapons ever. Besides it has also an impressive compliment of AA guns and the best armor of it's time. 2. Some american flyi bois
_Shinano,_ in particular, was kept so secret and got out so little that literally only two photographs of the ship are known to exist; one of these was a photo of _Shinano_ in the dock taken from a high-altitude U.S. reconnaissance aircraft, while the other was taken by a sailor (not one from _Shinano)_ during her sea trials.
@@metaknight115 Which was a stroke of luck for his captain, since thanks to that mission the Archerfish became the submarine that sank more boats per tons
As an American, I have to give respect to Yamato and her sister ship. They were absolutely beautiful, and I wish that they could have been preserved after the war.
Damp potato #36 There's a museum in Japan which has the quite a size for you to look at. Trust me, they do have the blueprints till this day. The ship is mad beautiful architecturally.
thye actually have a scaled down model of the yamato in a museum in japan. It’a pretty huge for a “minature” model but that’s the closest thing we can get to seeing a preserved yamato.
I don't think she would preserve as a museum ship even if she survived the war. Look at the Nagato she was probably the only battleship survived through the whole war and even sailed aside US battleship but it was used for nuclear test.
Yamato and Musashi were both major threats. Took a lot more munitions than it should've to put them down. Still, IF they'd surrendered after our victory, it'd be interesting to explore them
Groovy Ninja And also if Japan didn't sink those battleships in Pearl Harbor, the US may not have been forced to embrace a new naval tactics with carriers as the core and force projectors.
Huge might be an overstatement. They would have definitely been good for bluffing and making the US think twice about decisions, but the US believed (rightfully so) that their battleships could handle the Yamato-class
Aereto Japan's mission in Pearl Harbor was not just to sink the battleships, but also the aircraft carriers. You could say they got lucky or the war would've been much longer if their carriers were there
Groovy Ninja Bro, even with all the technology in modern aircraft the different navies/ships still and always have played a HUGE role in all significant wars.
Yamato took 12 bomb and 7 torpedo hits within two hours of battle. While her Sister ship Musashi Hit by approximately 19 torpedoes and 17 bombs, she sank about four hours after the last hit.
The Yamato and Musashi had a System where they Flooded the Opposite With water so the Ship wont be tilted after getting a Hit with a Torpedo. Americans New about it after the Battle with Musashi so they Only Attacked the Backboard Side of the Yamato so the Flooding system came to its limit Quicker.
who would win: the biggest battleship ever build with biggest gun ever put in battleship and hundred of aa gun or some weird looking bird Edit: Damn, 2 years ago. Time sure flies.
You know you're doomed when: Snow speaks Finnish Trees speaks Vietnamese Mountains speaks Filipino Beaches speaks German Corpses speaks Russian Oceans and seas speaks Japanese
@@Egg0tistic4L bruhhh......your math.... 1t=1000kg. 69t=69000kg 69,420t=69420kg 69420-69000=420kg 420:1000=0,420 tones would be needed to reach 69,420tonnes not 420 tones of marrijuana. 420 tonnes of weed is more than 4 times the battleship's tonnage. were you high when you did the math? when you add you go after the comma. you don't add a full 420 tones to reach 69 and 420tonnes. you add less than a tonne for that. 420 weed tonnes would be enough for a full battlegroup of yamato style ships. 6 more yamato ships could be made from 420 tonnes
They couldn't afford the gas. Literally. That was the biggest reason. Yamato's engines were gigantic, and since Japan was short of oil, and the chance of actually getting a worthwhile engagement with American surface ships was small, she stayed in port. The other problem was American Submarines, which tended to torpedo large Japanese warships with annoying frequency. In fact, that is what happened to the one the video mentioned getting turned into a carrier. They built it, launched it, sailed it out of the harbor they built it in, and a submarine immediately torpedoed it and sank it. She had a service career of 10 days.
Well thats was the mentality for every dreadnought ever built. They were too goddamn expensive to build and everybody was to afraid to lose them so nobody ever used them. In a lot of cases, they were just built to win the war on paper.
*Whoosh* But technically there is such thing as cheating in a war. Using chemical weapons, nukes, inhumane weapons (Meant only to cause suffering), etc. IE: BReaking the Geneva convention can be seen as cheating in war
Caelo de Vorago that’s not cheating that’s breaking and agreed upon set of guidelines mostly designed to stop unnecessary suffering. Better tactics and out thinking your opponent to maximize your strengths and and their weaknesses for a fight making sure you obliterate them with minimal loses isn’t cheating, it’s just being good at war.
At least Bismarck actually accomplished something, sinking HMS Hood and temporarily diverting a large portion of the RN, all the Yamato did was be an inefficient troop transport, run away from Taffy 3, and get spanked by American aircraft.
@@metaknight115 It (probably) sunk a Casablanca class carrier, the Gambier Bay. Casablancas are not Yorktown class carriers like the Enterprise. Casablancas like the Gambier Bay were very small and not designed for surface warfare. They were auxilliary ships who were supposed to stick close to the big ships like the Iowa class battleships or the Yorktown carriers for protection from surface ships, as well as to specialize in anti-submarine warfare. Had it faced a Yorktown carrier like the Enterprise in a proper battle, She probably would sunk the Yamato easily. Because as it is, the Yamato took over three hours to sink Gambier Bay, who didn't even have the equipment for surface warfare, only anti-sub operations.
actually the size of battleships like the yamato class ships would make torpedo sinking surprisingly slow if they can seal off stairs and rooms and not get fucked up by some white people in blue tubes with torpedos
Why they didn't made system can destroy the torpedoes or something like that? Or can they make battleships more speed and low weight to dodge torpedoes?
Years later, the Yamato would rise to fight again, this time to journey across space to Iscandar in the Large Magellanic Cloud to save Earth from deadly radiation bombs.
Well actually they were on a suicide mission so there were less escort and if American code beakers didn't found out about the attack they would be doomed
Germany had the bismarck which Was also a super heavy superior (at least it Was supposed to be) battleship like the yamato but it Was at least a bit lore successful and Was used more....not by much tho :D
@@me_ca136 …. The building and operation of both the Bismark and the Yamato were a waste of valuable wartime resources better spent. In the pacific air power was ascendent. Germany warships larger than a destroyer were a waste to Germany. Japan needed a large navy. Germany needed a large U-Boat fleet.
Japanese Aircrafts:"Omae Wa Mou Shindeiru! " American Warship:"WHAT?!" *Attack on Pearl Harbor* Later American aircrafts:"You're already dead!" Yamato:"NANI!" *Yamato sinks*
“The indomitable black dragon isn’t just some hotel that watches her friends do all the work” Me: you hear that…….that’s the Yamato screaming it’s lungs out
Mad Bear Gamer imagine if she had survived the war in relatively good condition. She would have made a beautiful museum ship. What i would give to walk on its deck...
Sadly, a good portion of the captured ships that survived the war ended their days in the nuclear bomb tests off bikini atoll like the German heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen.
I think the only Japanese warship that survived is the Mikasa and it's a museum ship. The rest either got sunk in the war or got nuked in the Bikini Atoll tests.
@@Ajourneyofknowing and apparently you can't take a joke. But the creators of the show taught us how much value the Japanese people value this ship. The original show looked at the ship as a character itself. While the refuted Ameriicanized version renamed Starblazers focused on the crew. The Japanese honor the Yamato very highly. I made my original comment months ago and you are just now responding to it?
Who would win: The Pride of the Japanese fleet, led by the Yamato. or Taffy 3, a rag tag group of destroyers and escort carriers assigned to babysit a beach.
But Taffy 3 and her escorts were utterly devastated by the Battle off Samar. Its difficult to consider the battle as anything other than a turkey shoot for the Japanese against turkeys who got very lucky weather that allowed them to escape.
Same for the German warships. The ship designs of Bismarck, Tirpitz, Gneisenau, Scharnhorst, Prinz Eugen, etc. are great but all of them went below the sea. Btw, Bismarck's story is way more interesting than Yamato's.
It's a waste of resource and a waste of time Many have already realize that Future of naval warfare depend on carrier and it's aircraft not a battleship
TheGaming Crocodile not really if it were to survived the Taffy 3 assault, it was predicted that U.S will sent it’s 2 powerful super battleships and massive torpedoes medium battleship. U.S that time was forcing their industries so basically when it comes to Naval power. Japan had no chance.
I know there were not any battles in the city, but the city was invaded and It would be interest to know what lead to it and what the Germans did in the Paris for the 4 years they had it.
AS a kid in the 60's, we climbed all over the USS TEXAS, moored at the Houstn ship channel. The 3 inch deck guns were still in place back then and they moved around so as kids , we targeted and SANK every big ship that went through the ship channel =) We tallied over 3 million tons of shipping and all received decorations!!!
It appears back then, Shounen villains were in charge of Japan. Now they make fun of them through, well... Shounen anime. "KA, KA, KA! Its impossible for you to defeat me!" "Oh yeah? Well i got the power of friendship! RAAAAAHHH!!!" "Impossible!" Oddly enough, America did have a lot of friends during the war. Britain, The nation of pigs, that's France, by the way, Half of Europe, Most of Asia, and for a short period, the Bears of the north. Japan had Germany and Italy.
What was special about operation ten-go was that it wasnt just a naval firefight operation, but the Yamato was actually ordered to beach itself, along with a few other ships, on the Island chain of Okinawa. It was to act as a fortress. It was torpedo's fired from planes belonging to the escort carrier U.S.S. Bataan that finally sank the battleship.
jose costa: At the time of her commissioning, Bismarck was the most powerful warship on the face of the Earth, followed by her sister ship Tirpitz. Both eclipsed in a year as Yamato would be commissioned, and a further year before Musashi was commissioned. What it took to best the Bismarck is nothing short of breath taking. Crippled by a single torpedo to the rudder, she was doomed. What happened next can only described as a firing squad as Bismarck was shot to pieces by four Royal Navy heavy units at POINT BLANK RANGE, then torpedoed by HMS Dorsetshire in an effort to finish her off, only to be scuttled by her own crew.
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... YAMATO FINGER YAMATO FINGER WHERE ARE YOU?
THE ENTIRE OCEAN THE ENTIRE OCEAN
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"Its like forging the perfect sword while everyone else was making machine guns"
World of Warships boi
Nothing Serious thats from naval legends
Except that the Japanese swords were inferior to western swords.
Yes but you pull out your sword and I'll pull out my 1911
Patrick Boyle Japanese swords were much sharper but western swords were much more practical, tactical, and effective thanks to their double edges and full tangs.
Image if this ship survived the war and acted as a museum now, how great touristic attraction would it be
One of my bucket list would be to sleep in it, like the hotel it was 😀.
Well first of all the japanese are now burying their past, if this monster even survived during World War 2 the japanese may have already destroyed this by themselves by now.
Argon Wut?
@@strider029 what
It would need its own zip code.
German: Super heavy tank
Japanese: Super heavy battleship
Italian : Super heavy pizza
It made me laugh 😆
During Mussolini's reign, the most popular Italian Pizza was called the "Fa-Cheese-imo"!
italy had a big battleship, the strongest in the mediterranean sea, and guess what? sunk by planes
Bring one italian pizza . our japanese pizza sucks.
@@hitovaawomi8963 pizza pizza 🍕
There is also one interesting design flaw with that ship: Most of the AA defence wasn't able to get it's barrels lower than 10 Degrees, which made it possible for the Torpedo bombers to fly in at low altitude with relatively little resistance.
By "low altitude" you mean they were almost kissing the waves. They had to fly pretty low to be truly safe.
I think that’s the Bismarck.
Yeah, what you said is completely untrue. Just sayin.
@@haxsa4467 no the Bismark issue is they calibrated the gun sights to lead the targets and assumed it would be dealing with modren fighters and as such higher speeds not ww1 style biplanes.
The fairy swordfish was slow enough AA fire passed in front of them.
The Germans had a similar issue with the soviet 188th night bombers. The ww1 era surplus the night witches used had a max speed slower than Germans fighters stalling speed making them a pain to track in a dog fight as you'd line up for a shot and overtake them the speed also gave them an edge over AA sighted to track the more modren aircraft more normally deployed.
Also the armor was riveted so when torpedoes and shells impacted the hull the armor plates would warp and eventually break. Welded armor is far more effective for tanky warships
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It's like the death star, it dominated everything, then got destroyed by tiny little X-Wings (or in this case, Hellcats and Corsairs)
You mean the Death Star?
@@Serkay64 Probably, although a better example might be the super star destroyer getting bodied by a single crashing A-Wing
Masterof thelag Hey, that was entirely situational. The rebel fleet would’ve gotten their teeth kicked in if Palpatine let Death Squadron open fire. Besides that, if the Death Star hadn’t been there it would’ve been fine, and that was after it had been softened up by the rest of the rebel fleet.
the funny thing is that the Yamato saw little to no combat and only sank one U.S. ship and multiple planes
Do you mean Helldivers and Corsairs?
Japan: This ship is unsinkable!
Titanic: *laughter* good one kid.
Titanic: First time?
Bismarck: First time?
@@FlyLeah lol
Titanic: Hey! I’ve seen this one before.
Titanic (but the entire line is complete): Hey I’ve seen this one before it’s a classic!
The Yamato was recovered and retro fitted into a spaceship called the Argo and is now equipped with the Wave Motion engine.
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Uchuu Senkan Yamato
Even though it sank very anti Climatic, at least in 2199 it will Serve humanity in the biggest way possible, to those who know a certain anime
Bah! The Americanized version of Space Battleship Yamato was censored. I love the Japanese version far more with English subtitles since it is uncut.
@@Ladynaye King of the Hill is my favorite anime.
This is why aircraft carriers became the center of fleets after WWII.
That could be changed with newer technologies like hyper sonic missiles esp when these technologies reaches to non state actors like ISIS.
they were the center of fleets DURING WW2
Now in 200 years we will have flying aircraft carriers and cruisers and destroyers and frigates and many more
@@IC-yu7yd LMAO!
@@drsanmyattun Yawn. By then deployed laser will take them out without a thought.
“It was made to kill 10 ships at once’s So we send plane’s.”
Admiral Lee wanted to send his own battleships fleet aganist the Yamato...
And even then when Yamato finally faced enemy ships, she ran away....
@@crazydiamondrequiem4236 Yamato: No ship can beat me 1v1
*Iowa class shows up*
Yamato:👁️👄👁️
Its funnier with that profile pic
Then send 11
When a single cannon weights more than your battleships:
Run.
I think the whole battlefield knew when those guns opened up 🤣
Tell that to Taffy 3...
Swim
Your profile picture fits the mood perfectly, that sort of ‘well, what now?’ or ‘well I’ll be damned’ atmosphere.
a single cannon didn't weigh more than a battle ship though?
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I am reppin' for Mars.
‘My Air Force trying not to celebrate’
I think they should've mentioned that during Operation Ten-Go, the original plan was to purposely beach the Yamato for use as basically on off-shore unsinkable bunker. That reason is way the Yamato was targeted so hard: sink it before it couldn't be sunk.
Mr Wolfewood thatd actually be really smart. basically be a mobile fort if you need it to be.
Wouldn't it be vulnerable to bombs though?
@@nczioox1116 Actually no.. A great many bombs were dropped on it to little or no effect at all... The armour was just too much compared to what was being dropped.. The ship only sank due to torpedoes.. So if they actually beached the ship, it wouldn't sink, and would thus be a stationary battery platform that could shoot ridiculously large rounds at stupid distances..
Doing this though, would make it stationary, and thus, much easier to hit for allied battle ships.. But, those would need to close the distance a little in order to shoot at it.. And of course, if a battleship could hit the Yomato, than the Yomato could absolutely fire back.. Sooo.. Yeah.. Sinking it before it could do that was a smart move..
@@Sixty-Nine1987 gotcha. Makes sense. Thanks
imagine if the american codebreaker failed to decipher what the japanese plan are, imagine if they sent ships instead of planes, the plan might be a success
Yamato: sinks a US carrier
This enraged the aircraft who punished them severely
dude... uncool
god this made me laugh so hard
hey?uncool
Yamato vs. Bismarck. The battle of the century
@@richardmillhousenixon Bismarck wouldn't stand a chance. Yamato was made for long distance battles in the Pacific while Bismarck was built for lesser distances European waters so it has tougher side armor but has weak deck armor which would be like butter for Yamato's 18" shells.
Fun fact: Yamato was being ridiculed as “Hotel Yamato” by some locals, because while Yamato crews were treated elites and the ship housed all the luxury battleship could afford then, all she did was just swaggering around within the heavily guarded bay of Kure under the name of “top secret weapon”.
"I'm not a hotel!!!!" Hahahaha
Well indeed it is. Cuz their crew is like top of the cream from the IJN Naval Academy and some were also hand picked or personally picked by the IJN top brass. Yknow their pride, they wouldn't allow some incompetent idiots man their expensive and the symbol of pride battleship.
The Yamato and Musashi were sadly never used to their full potential because of great political loss in having either of the 2 of them sunk
It's like buying a shiny new car and leaving it in your garage so it doesn't get dirty.
@@hzqskk0420 "Yknow their pride, they wouldn't allow some incompetent idiots man their expensive and the symbol of pride battleship."
And yet, despite that, they allowed Kurita to command the Yamato, and then promptly lose a battle whose victory had basically been handed to him on a silver encrusted gold platter.
Fan fact Yamato (γαμάτο), literally means "fucking awesome" in greek 😂
Omg lol
Befitting
😂
Imagine using this word in greece
@@nobodynobody1055 Its very informal and insulting, its used as slang among young people. I can imagine a school visit at a museum of ww2, every time the guide refers to the Yamato ship the guys in the back of the group would totally be laughing 😂
In 2199 it became space battleship yamato
In 2199 yamato will be forgotten like what happend to other ships
@@jonumine6250 Is 2203 or 2204
She is built like a steakhouse but handles like a bistro.
That’s if we can make it pass 2050! RIP 🌍
@@himlamwong5844 don't forget 2220 ressurection
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Fxrisx 100 Also the N-9M, TDR-1, Austrian vortex cannon, and the m65 nuclear cannon would be pretty dope.
+Fxrisx I don't want to be *that* guy, but if you see this,
-invation-
_invasion_ ✔
Ok, thank you for fixing it
Body armor History
M16 with M4 carbine
Rail system
Dot site.
You forgot
1.German Ho 229
2.Die Glocke(Fiction)
3.Ar 234
4.Bf 109
5.Me 264
6.Nazi Solar sail thingy
7.All other Wunderwaffe
also other big battleships like the german Bismarck and the american Iowa class
Ship : Yamato
Built by : Yamata
Commanded by : Yamamato
Also called : Yayamato
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As it was destroyed: YAMETE!!!
Finally end with: Owaimamo Shinderu..
NANI?!!
Wolfboy 109 *omae wa mou shindeiru* *~EARAPE~*
Life is a joke that a lot of Y.
Jett Sioson *NANI?*
The downside to massive super ships is that they are large and expensive, meaning you generally don't want to risk losing it, meaning its rarely used. It also means its a massive target for the enemy, so they will basically focus solely on the one ship until its down.
That's why their biggest mistake was not building two smaller ships for the price of the Yamato. Fortunately, their allies made the same dumb mistake with the Tirpitz. And just like the Yamato, the Germans were reluctant to use Tirpitz because it was "too special." The British got impatient and deployed entire divisions of bombers with a customized bomb designed specifically to sink it and that's exactly what they did on the 12th of Nov 1944.
It's called "Fleet in Being" doctrine and it's the only choice the Axis had with their navies as they could never compete with the industrial output of the Allies. They instead built massive threatening ships that the enemy would have to divert resources to keep tabs on.
Like a modern aircraft carrier?
Even noticing that the Yamato and Musashi battleships were that of little use in the war the Americans still feared their power and capability of what they COULD do. It was proved when the Yamato blasted the US carrier from 20 miles out; they simply didn't want to take the chance of any surface vessels fighting the Yamato so damn near the WHOLE carrier fleet dove upon the ship without mercy.
Yeah despite the limited action, the implied capabilities on board those ships was insane. The guns on Yamato could fire beyond the visible horizon. Imagine seeing a lone scouting plane and then getting hit with those giant shells without the plane even coming near you.
It should also be noted the Japanese were some of the leaders in carrier design and doctrine, usually the single faceted narrative about the Pacific war talks about how Japan focused on battleships and the US focused on carriers, but in reality both of these navies were far more complex and both sides understood to some extent the value of carriers early on.
HellFire they really defended against those 2 nukes
haha lmao Japan = nukes amirite ))))
shutup weeb
Man, that ship is THICC
Kuba Wojcicki yes, *THICC* ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
... *(Remembers IJN Yamato from Kantai Collection)* ...
Time to do some research for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES
Roice 8888
Oh well... There goes ship waifu...
Roice 8888 down the rabbit hole we go
It was a beautiful ship and I am sure the Japanese were very proud of it.. But Billy Mitchell was proven right.. air power would prove the undoing of the great ships..
yeah, Japanese very proud with Yamato, they even make a sci fi Anime called "Space Battleship Yamato" in 1974, and that Anime was so famous even in US.
Some times i hate planes because of that
subs as well
The Shinano was supposed to be the last of the yamato class ships but it was turned into an aircraft carrier at the last second when the hull was being completed
What an absolute unit.
I made video about you please watch it
Justin Y. This is a good comment if ppl hate they're rarted
In awe at the size of this lad
Justin Y. Yo
Justin Y. I expected to find you here...
Japan : Let's make the biggest warship ever
Allied respond it with planes instead ships
Japan : *suprised pikachu*
America : *the future is now old man*
Romzi Ahmad it took over 200 modern planes and I believe 2 hours to sink the Yamato in a suicide mission. Considering that they knew they were going to lose, the ship held up very well. They weren’t surprised.
@@ottovonbismarck5007 but theyre not modern and they only took down like 5 or 4 planes
warship gaming channel channel they were as modern as the mirage 2000 is today even though it was created 40 years ago. And I didn’t say anything about the ship shooting down 200 planes. I just said that it took 200 planes to take the ship down in 2 hours and more.
@@ottovonbismarck5007 you cant compare the Mirage timescale to WW2. Military tech progresses up to 50x as fast during wartime. Flying Biplanes in WW2 comparisom is more like us using spirites/p51s today
@@ottovonbismarck5007 you compare ww2 plane and the Mirage2000 who can reach 2200km/h and transport air to air missile, bomb, anti ship missile and nuclear missile
Yamato: "I'm unsinkable!"
*Bismarck, Titanic: **_Haha, you always make us laugh kid.._*
Fact : the claim of “unsinkable ship” was actually the worst curse you can give to a ship
It's not claimed unsinkable, it's stronger than unsinkable... To ships, not planes
This Is A Stolen Comment.
Olympic: am i a joke to you?
Fun fact: There's a city in the US named Bismarck.
There is a picture of a chunk of the 26" armor from Shinano with a 16" hole clean through it. The 16"/50s and 16"/45s of the American Fast Battleships were more than sufficient to take out the Yamato class. The US battleships were also faster and could control the range of the engagement. But that was a moot point after the Helldivers and Avengers got done.
The shot was from point blank range
@@metaknight115 you realize the iowas had almost the exact same penetration as yamato’s 18 inch guns from most ranges, except the iowas could reload faster
@@cat-tj1xk Also, the Yamatos' armor, while very thick, turned out to be of quite poor quality.
@@vikkimcdonough6153 yessir, 460mm belt? more like 380mm
@@cat-tj1xk A) I believe they had the same reload time
B) I’ve heard that fact about the Iowa is false, as there have been articles disproving it and the only source I’ve heard claiming it’s true is Naval Legends, a somewhat unreliable source
“It needed a displacement of 69,000 tonnes,” nice.
Reminds me of your mom
Ha, your a funny guy.
68 likes
Had to be the 69th.
Nice
Nice
This thing could have literally went and sieged New Zealand for its supplies
it could, but they could also send an inflatable with 4 troops to do that
@@rustynugget2288 damnn thats a little harsh ahahaha
@@rustynugget2288 😂😂😂😂😂
The bob semple tank can sink it in one shot
@@deusvult34 bob semple tank op pls nerf
who would win: 1. The proud of the Japanese Navy, which is also the ship with the largest on a ship mounted weapons ever. Besides it has also an impressive compliment of AA guns and the best armor of it's time. 2. Some american flyi bois
400 american fly bois, and btw, those 25mm AA guns that were so numerous were only effective at ranges of under 120 meters so...
This comment is too funny😂😂😂😂😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
MrAlforable don't forget good ole Taffy 3
MrAlforable under 120 meters? Are you drunk? Maybe 1.2kms
MrAlforable If an anti aircraft gun only shot that range, it cannot even shoot down aircraft
_Shinano,_ in particular, was kept so secret and got out so little that literally only two photographs of the ship are known to exist; one of these was a photo of _Shinano_ in the dock taken from a high-altitude U.S. reconnaissance aircraft, while the other was taken by a sailor (not one from _Shinano)_ during her sea trials.
She was literally sunk 9-10 days after she was commissioned by a US sub, the Archerfish
@@metaknight115 Which was a stroke of luck for his captain, since thanks to that mission the Archerfish became the submarine that sank more boats per tons
They would kill anyone who mentioned the *Shinano*. Thank god for that civ photographer
The world's most heavily-armed hotel, ladies and gents.
んもぉ～、ホテルなんて言わせませんよ！
Yup
Jimmy Seaver Kancolle
Love how no one got the joke.
Yamato-senpai, of course.
*sails behind you*
*_NANI?!?_*
*nothing personal sailor*
I just did that yestery day to a south carolina.
Yamato is a SPY!!
CAPTAIN!
Poor crew members. Sailing aboard a gigantic coffin.
Ryan Meyer more like hotel
a coffin for 2.7k brothers comrade
thats the price they pay for going against the U.S.A
Heavily armored crypt..
@@matlockcrowl3396 they should have destroyed the USA
16inches of armour holy. The amount of energy to make that ship is astounding
As an American, I have to give respect to Yamato and her sister ship. They were absolutely beautiful, and I wish that they could have been preserved after the war.
Damp potato #36 There's a museum in Japan which has the quite a size for you to look at. Trust me, they do have the blueprints till this day. The ship is mad beautiful architecturally.
thye actually have a scaled down model of the yamato in a museum in japan. It’a pretty huge for a “minature” model but that’s the closest thing we can get to seeing a preserved yamato.
A shame indeed... actually, I wish all machines of War to be preserved for posterity, but unfortunately this isn’t her purpose
I don't think she would preserve as a museum ship even if she survived the war. Look at the Nagato she was probably the only battleship survived through the whole war and even sailed aside US battleship but it was used for nuclear test.
Yamato and Musashi were both major threats. Took a lot more munitions than it should've to put them down. Still, IF they'd surrendered after our victory, it'd be interesting to explore them
*SCREAMS IN JAPANESE*
saitama
*stands there*
Ok
Omae wa mou shindeiru
BANZAI!
iron okka NANI!?!?
NANI
Had aircraft not progressed as rapidly as they did. I’m sure these ships would’ve held HUGE military importance
Groovy Ninja
And also if Japan didn't sink those battleships in Pearl Harbor, the US may not have been forced to embrace a new naval tactics with carriers as the core and force projectors.
Huge might be an overstatement. They would have definitely been good for bluffing and making the US think twice about decisions, but the US believed (rightfully so) that their battleships could handle the Yamato-class
Aereto Japan's mission in Pearl Harbor was not just to sink the battleships, but also the aircraft carriers. You could say they got lucky or the war would've been much longer if their carriers were there
Excuses, excuses
Groovy Ninja Bro, even with all the technology in modern aircraft the different navies/ships still and always have played a HUGE role in all significant wars.
Yamato took 12 bomb and 7 torpedo hits within two hours of battle. While her Sister ship Musashi Hit by approximately 19 torpedoes and 17 bombs, she sank about four hours after the last hit.
Yamato took 6-7 bombs and 11-13 torpedoes before sinking.
The Yamato and Musashi had a System where they Flooded the Opposite With water so the Ship wont be tilted after getting a Hit with a Torpedo. Americans New about it after the Battle with Musashi so they Only Attacked the Backboard Side of the Yamato so the Flooding system came to its limit Quicker.
who would win:
the biggest battleship ever build with biggest gun ever put in battleship and hundred of aa gun
or
some weird looking bird
Edit:
Damn, 2 years ago.
Time sure flies.
LANCELOT ON COCAINE 👏👏 meme review 👏👏
One feathery boi*
Lance take it easy with those cocaine's
Who would win
An expensive and ginormous warship with 16 inch guns and 8-16 inch armor
Or
Some bombey bois
One bomby boi
400 hundred planes?! Damn...
Imagine seeing that..
I guess it would be pretty fly, plane and simple
400 hundred
wow
Four hundred hundred
300 nah 400
It'd be absolutely terrifying.
In Australia, you get 400 seagulls flying over your chips
It's like a Floating Death Star!
Datch
Lol
Datch so is the tu-4
it is the death star
and like the Death Star, it got blown up by tiny planes.
More like a water Star Destroyer. :P
You know you're doomed when:
Snow speaks Finnish
Trees speaks Vietnamese
Mountains speaks Filipino
Beaches speaks German
Corpses speaks Russian
Oceans and seas speaks Japanese
Then the sky speaks American naval aviation.
@@Scazoid Then the ground speaks russian air defense
Antarctica speaks SEALS.
Islands speak Dutch
@@yaboilebred4322 Hallo!
WW2 version of a Super Star Destroyer Dreaghnout.
BOI you star wars nerd
Boi star wars nerd over here!
It was basically the Executor SSD or the Bellator dreadnought yes
Except those Star Dreadnoughts and Battlecruisers are actually versatile in the Star Wars universe.
You'd be surprised how much of Star Wars is inspired by history.
Oh my gosh, you guys actually did it :D ! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
random guy I thought of you straight away when I saw this!
SadxGuy cool ^^
random guy Which video did you comment on?
Ayub Ahmed the mp18 machine gun video
random guy the ship was diabetic its so fat but has high turn rate
Simple History Drinking Game: take a shot every time "guns" is said in this video.
🍺
no ship
Too many people is in the hospital because of this
M8 , me already drunk....
Rest in Peace.
Yamato back then: Battleship
Yamato now: Sword of a motivated man
Japanese navy: it needs this, this and that
Shipyard: ok but it will displace 69,000 tons
Japanese navy : Nicccceeeeee
Men of culture: niceeeeeeeeee
@@nigelmarvin1387 lets rebuild it
@@SheriffJoe420 yes and load it with marijuana until it has 420 more tons
NAAAAAAISU!
@@Egg0tistic4L bruhhh......your math....
1t=1000kg.
69t=69000kg
69,420t=69420kg
69420-69000=420kg
420:1000=0,420 tones would be needed to reach 69,420tonnes
not 420 tones of marrijuana.
420 tonnes of weed is more than 4 times the battleship's tonnage. were you high when you did the math?
when you add you go after the comma. you don't add a full 420 tones to reach 69 and 420tonnes. you add less than a tonne for that. 420 weed tonnes would be enough for a full battlegroup of yamato style ships. 6 more yamato ships could be made from 420 tonnes
What would you do if you had the biggest and strongest ship ever built?
Right never use it
Jesus Fistus Then ya send it on a suicide mission, the best strategy, clearly.
They couldn't afford the gas. Literally. That was the biggest reason. Yamato's engines were gigantic, and since Japan was short of oil, and the chance of actually getting a worthwhile engagement with American surface ships was small, she stayed in port. The other problem was American Submarines, which tended to torpedo large Japanese warships with annoying frequency. In fact, that is what happened to the one the video mentioned getting turned into a carrier. They built it, launched it, sailed it out of the harbor they built it in, and a submarine immediately torpedoed it and sank it. She had a service career of 10 days.
What would you if you had the biggest knife ever made but brought it to a gun fight?
Right, never use it.
Forget use, never build it
Well thats was the mentality for every dreadnought ever built. They were too goddamn expensive to build and everybody was to afraid to lose them so nobody ever used them. In a lot of cases, they were just built to win the war on paper.
Why do the Japanese sailors look like Canadians from South Park?
Right
I'm not your buddy guy
Sam Fisher I’m not your guy friend!
@@kevinpham901 im not your friend buddy
@@blacktemplar5970 XD
I’ve eaten food while watching this video multiple times. Congratulations on having the best video on RUclips
that SHI🅱️ is
*T H I C C*
Heh.
Hahaha
Something tells me you’ve played Fortnite
Thicc af
I like nagato shes more thicer am kancolle fan
"It was decided that the ships displacement was 69,000 Tons"
*It ain't honest, but its much*
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Noice
72,000+ tons max displacement
It ain't honest
Japanese: Our ship can counter any American battle ship they have USA: Sound of dive bombers intensifies
In the end, the USA cheats. Goddamnit
Caelo de Vorago no such thing in war.
*Whoosh*
But technically there is such thing as cheating in a war. Using chemical weapons, nukes, inhumane weapons (Meant only to cause suffering), etc.
IE: BReaking the Geneva convention can be seen as cheating in war
Caelo de Vorago that’s not cheating that’s breaking and agreed upon set of guidelines mostly designed to stop unnecessary suffering. Better tactics and out thinking your opponent to maximize your strengths and and their weaknesses for a fight making sure you obliterate them with minimal loses isn’t cheating, it’s just being good at war.
*Whoosh* You missed the joke... Sit down and calm down
Bismark: i'm the best battleship ever existed
Japan: hold my Yamato
At least Bismarck actually accomplished something, sinking HMS Hood and temporarily diverting a large portion of the RN, all the Yamato did was be an inefficient troop transport, run away from Taffy 3, and get spanked by American aircraft.
@@ivanthemadvandal8435 the Yamato sunk an aircraft carrier
@@metaknight115 It (probably) sunk a Casablanca class carrier, the Gambier Bay. Casablancas are not Yorktown class carriers like the Enterprise. Casablancas like the Gambier Bay were very small and not designed for surface warfare. They were auxilliary ships who were supposed to stick close to the big ships like the Iowa class battleships or the Yorktown carriers for protection from surface ships, as well as to specialize in anti-submarine warfare.
Had it faced a Yorktown carrier like the Enterprise in a proper battle, She probably would sunk the Yamato easily. Because as it is, the Yamato took over three hours to sink Gambier Bay, who didn't even have the equipment for surface warfare, only anti-sub operations.
that’s funny because bismarck was the worst battleship in ww2, by miles
@@cat-tj1xk she was a rather excellent warship. She had powerful guns and good armor. There were much worse battleships as well.
I think all battleship's weakness is torpedo..
Yeah, thats why they always had to be accompanied by destroyers which would protect them against torpedoes.
actually the size of battleships like the yamato class ships would make torpedo sinking surprisingly slow if they can seal off stairs and rooms and not get fucked up by some white people in blue tubes with torpedos
Why they didn't made system can destroy the torpedoes or something like that?
Or can they make battleships more speed and low weight to dodge torpedoes?
Ali Kareem Al_Iraqi they were limited by the technology of their time. Jokes aside, a torpedo defense system was just unrealistic
Shadow Guards yup a hole below the waterline is always dangerous 😬
69,000 tons
*_nice_*
Virgo boi 269 survivors.
-not nice-
Virgo boi 69 likes
Mostfa Djourdem _nice_
I know, I need to work out.
The Musashi was found in the Philippines. Sunk during the battle of Leyte Gulf.
Now that's a lotta damage
@FIVE DOLLARS
20x bomb hits
20x torpedo hit
10x flooding
10x set on fire
Now that's EXP grinding
*When the sea starts speaking Filipino*
@@danielarevalo220 now that will take weeks
@@danielarevalo220 now that will take weeks
I simply just can not imagine what that final battle was like. Five ships vs 400 aircraft, absolute insanity
Maybe a recent Texas Mosquito swarm against you with a Bug Spray
@@haysnairte4 this
Yamato: I am the most powerful battleship ever built!
Bombers: I'm about to end this ship's whole career...
If it HAD a career
@@thecommentguy9380 3rd degree burn
@@SquatterLoki
HMS Glorious: are you sure about that?
It was sunk by torpedo's, not bombs. The bombs had little to no effect the ship.
Space battleship Yamato: I’m about to restart my whole career..........in *space*!
Years later, the Yamato would rise to fight again, this time to journey across space to Iscandar in the Large Magellanic Cloud to save Earth from deadly radiation bombs.
Was hoping to see a Starblazers reference. Good job
I love that show
And then fight off the White Comet Empire and Dark Nebula Empire
THAT'S A LOTTA DAMAGE!
*I SAWED THIS BOAT IN HALF*
W E P U T A D O O R O N A B O A T
Fix it With Flex Seal
Capable of Fixing the Mightiest Battleship ever build and even Bring it Back to service :D
#IMissJontron
Lol
*SLAP IT ON WITH THE MIGHT OF ZEUS*
Yamato:"I'm the strongest one there is!"
US Navy Task Force 58:"You're sure about that?"
Well actually they were on a suicide mission so there were less escort and if American code beakers didn't found out about the attack they would be doomed
The problem with gold plated super warships like the Yamato is that fleet Admirals don’t want to risk in combat these super ships
While you are mostly correct, the HMS Victory, and the spanish galleon Ssantassima trinidad, would like to have a word with you
Germany had the bismarck which Was also a super heavy superior (at least it Was supposed to be) battleship like the yamato but it Was at least a bit lore successful and Was used more....not by much tho :D
@@me_ca136 …. The building and operation of both the Bismark and the Yamato were a waste of valuable wartime resources better spent. In the pacific air power was ascendent. Germany warships larger than a destroyer were a waste to Germany. Japan needed a large navy. Germany needed a large U-Boat fleet.
@@Idahoguy10157 i never said that those ships made any sense
@@me_ca136 …. Sorry. I was stating my opinion of Yamato and Bismark
Me: **see Yamato**
Also me: **clears throat and inhale**
*UCHUU SENKAN YAMATOOOOO*
JUST MONIKA nightmare for destroyers
literal cringe
JUST MONIKA Anime should be earsed from existance
Jaime Moyano anime is the example of why 2 nukes warent enough
DragonUser The only reason I am familiar with that is because of Jingles.
Japanese Aircrafts:"Omae Wa Mou Shindeiru! "
American Warship:"WHAT?!"
*Attack on Pearl Harbor*
Later
American aircrafts:"You're already dead!"
Yamato:"NANI!"
*Yamato sinks*
This is literally the best use of this meme ever.
@Nguyễn Minh Hiếu Miku Hatsune pls stop
amuro ikimasu
Enola Gay pilot: "You're dead already."
Hiroshima: "Nani?!"
_drops A-bomb_
The Yamato Meme Translations
“The indomitable black dragon isn’t just some hotel that watches her friends do all the work”
Me: you hear that…….that’s the Yamato screaming it’s lungs out
What a waste of a beautiful ship...
Mad Bear Gamer imagine if she had survived the war in relatively good condition. She would have made a beautiful museum ship. What i would give to walk on its deck...
Nathan DaMaren but then again, it would be an embarrassment for the Japanese for not committing seppuku on that ship..
That's just war for you.
Sadly, a good portion of the captured ships that survived the war ended their days in the nuclear bomb tests off bikini atoll like the German heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen.
I think the only Japanese warship that survived is the Mikasa and it's a museum ship. The rest either got sunk in the war or got nuked in the Bikini Atoll tests.
They can do a video of the Bismarck?
Please
❤ⓑⓘⓢⓜⓐⓡⓒⓚ❤
Yes the Bismarck
Smaug I always loved the story of the Battle of the Denmark Strait and how Bismarck could of changed the outcome of the war in Europe
Yall think of Bismarck as a ship while I see it as *Daddy*
“The enemy has been supplied with a dreadnought”
"An enemy armored train is on route"
2:05 I love how he said “supposed to” !
*Sees Simple History doing a video on the Yamato*
"Huh, I wonder if World of Warship sponsored this?"
*Finds out it was*
"Figures."
Jason Suarez
As soon as I saw the title, I was instantly reminded of the World of Warship ad.
"We're off to outer space. We're leaving Mother Earth. To save the human race. Our Star Blazers."
I haven't heard that in a while! 👍😅
hurry Star Force, there are only 301 days left.
Damn, you beat me to it.
Bismark and Yamato: We are unsinkable!
Titanic: Wanna bet?
Hood: Ha, that's funny.
YAMATO
BISMARCK+TIRPITZ
marios gianopoulos not really
AlphaxAlex MUSASHI
SCHARNHORST+GENISENAU
UCHUU SENKAN YAAAAMAAAATOOOOOO!
They didn't mention about her conversion into a spaceship to fight the Gamalons and save earth.
lool
Lmao XD
Its Gamillans lol. And he also fight GATLANTIANS
Schardt Cinematic Productions - It’s history, Not fiction or the relevance in pop culture
@@Ajourneyofknowing and apparently you can't take a joke. But the creators of the show taught us how much value the Japanese people value this ship. The original show looked at the ship as a character itself. While the refuted Ameriicanized version renamed Starblazers focused on the crew. The Japanese honor the Yamato very highly. I made my original comment months ago and you are just now responding to it?
Who would win:
The Pride of the Japanese fleet, led by the Yamato.
or
Taffy 3, a rag tag group of destroyers and escort carriers assigned to babysit a beach.
TheNinjaDC I'm guessing Taffy 3
Who would win:
Largest, most destructive weapon sailing the 7 seas
or
A couple little torpedo bois
TheNinjaDC More like an entire fleet with the help of ten Aircraft carriers (-_-)
But Taffy 3 and her escorts were utterly devastated by the Battle off Samar. Its difficult to consider the battle as anything other than a turkey shoot for the Japanese against turkeys who got very lucky weather that allowed them to escape.
TheNinjaDC heard about that battle still cannot believe it
Theres no fear quite like the fear of hearing a boom beyond the horizon and suddenly the destroyer next to you is nothing but slag and fire.
Yamato: gets hit
Yamato: I need healing
World of Warships sponsored it?
*"TORPEDO THE YAMATO!!!!" Ad Flash backs*
Sergio González Torres *FINALLY SINK THE YAMATO*
Torpedo the Yamato again
Or spam HE to it and watch it burn slowly 😂
Flashbacks is one word
KHOROSHO you did miss some details but that is common (not really important details) but other then that this was great thanks
"The ship needed a displacement of 69,000 tons."
*nice*
It is rather sad that such a beautiful ship had to be sunk
Same for the German warships. The ship designs of Bismarck, Tirpitz, Gneisenau, Scharnhorst, Prinz Eugen, etc. are great but all of them went below the sea. Btw, Bismarck's story is way more interesting than Yamato's.
It's a waste of resource and a waste of time
Many have already realize that Future of naval warfare depend on carrier and it's aircraft not a battleship
TheGaming Crocodile not really if it were to survived the Taffy 3 assault, it was predicted that U.S will sent it’s 2 powerful super battleships and massive torpedoes medium battleship.
U.S that time was forcing their industries so basically when it comes to Naval power. Japan had no chance.
If the Americans took over the Yamato they could have used it instead of the atom and then they wouldn't have had to kill so many innocent people
Bye bye Battleship.
Your legacy end here!
Aircraft Carrier,Destroyer & Submarine are the new ruler of sea!
Do the USS Iowa next!
I see what you did there
wow kancolle
Rener De Castro I wonder why
THICC ship
Yamato: I'm the largest ship in the world.
Bismarck: An I a joke to you?
Yamato was much bigger than Bismarck, both in size and displacement
we all know what happens with the biggest things in histry...
Hint: titanic
Hint : Hindenburg
You forget the beautufil Bismarck :)
I'm guessing the modern US Carrier is in that list of "biggest things in history"
Hint : Death Star
Hint:Meme
*When you already have a WoWs account so you can't get the free goodies*
Just be glad they're not handing out free Yamato's to the new-comers.
Same
Feelsbadman
could you redownload wows but sign into the same account?
Hi, could you do the invasion of Paris in the second world war?
Paris was surrenderd to the germans, No fighting in the actual city.
KOLMEKAKKONE This was no invasion. France declared the war.
Peter Lustig-Deutscher Patriot when Germany, ignoring all warnings, invaded her ally
I know there were not any battles in the city, but the city was invaded and It would be interest to know what lead to it and what the Germans did in the Paris for the 4 years they had it.
The video would be exremely short......much like french ressistance...*giggles*
AS a kid in the 60's, we climbed all over the USS TEXAS, moored at the Houstn ship channel.
The 3 inch deck guns were still in place back then and they moved around so as kids , we targeted and SANK every big ship that went through the ship channel =)
We tallied over 3 million tons of shipping and all received decorations!!!
Japanese: I have the most powerful boat in the world!
America: But we also have the most powerful... Never mind. You will find out yourself.
It appears back then, Shounen villains were in charge of Japan.
Now they make fun of them through, well... Shounen anime.
"KA, KA, KA! Its impossible for you to defeat me!"
"Oh yeah? Well i got the power of friendship! RAAAAAHHH!!!"
"Impossible!"
Oddly enough, America did have a lot of friends during the war. Britain, The nation of pigs, that's France, by the way, Half of Europe, Most of Asia, and for a short period, the Bears of the north.
Japan had Germany and Italy.
DZ I don’t speak Anime, can you say it in English please?
I will not.
Bombs? Russian have the strongest nuke weapons ever
The poseidon bomb and the tsar bomb
DZ bears of the north being? Russia? Canada? Greenland?
Can u do Bismarck
Edit: omg I never had more than 3 likes before
My favorite ship
Y Λ S H V Ξ N -OFFICIAL
Mines too
Chitau Moua interesting ship. It was a good ship but didn't last too long
Why not the Tirpitz
*NANI?*
US Naval bomber : Omaewa mou shindeiru
Yamato : *NANI!?!*
@Nguyễn Minh Hiếu Miku Hatsune about what
What was special about operation ten-go was that it wasnt just a naval firefight operation, but the Yamato was actually ordered to beach itself, along with a few other ships, on the Island chain of Okinawa. It was to act as a fortress. It was torpedo's fired from planes belonging to the escort carrier U.S.S. Bataan that finally sank the battleship.
Take a shot of vodka for everytime he says "Guns".
Then what ?
@@marshallives3669 I had a hunch.
And everytime he says Yamato chug a beer
I’ve become super slav cyka blyat
i may be delusional and take lsd but now im feeling it WOOH!
Japan got their revenge when they made Anime to enslave Americans to their waifus
Lol
John Smith Carly’s my waifu
Yamato is one of them (Azur Lane, Kantai collection)
*dab*
Deutschlandied Piano Cover by Azure Lane Music Artists
please don't
Now bring the BISMARK
The Bismark. Undone by a canvas and wire Fairey Swordfish Biplane.
@@railtrolley i do not want to know
ADD A C TO THAT NAME
jose costa: At the time of her commissioning, Bismarck was the most powerful warship on the face of the Earth, followed by her sister ship Tirpitz. Both eclipsed in a year as Yamato would be commissioned, and a further year before Musashi was commissioned. What it took to best the Bismarck is nothing short of breath taking. Crippled by a single torpedo to the rudder, she was doomed. What happened next can only described as a firing squad as Bismarck was shot to pieces by four Royal Navy heavy units at POINT BLANK RANGE, then torpedoed by HMS Dorsetshire in an effort to finish her off, only to be scuttled by her own crew.
@@kabukiwookie i do not want to know
Japanese: It is unsinkable!
USA: *hold my coke*
Moral of the story: Never call a ship unsinkable.
US:*Laughs in Bombs and Torps*
This ship is cool and this channel is awesome. Great video