The accuracy of a lot of the characters is nice. I love it!... But then we slso get characters like Lucky Chloe. 😒 It's one thing when the completley unrealistic things come from characters that are demons or robots. But I don't like it when the pure human characters stray away from realism.
@@Wizard_Lizard_ Bro Kazuya has been doing absolutely stupid ridiculous moves since Tekken 1 and Law and Lee have always incorporated backflips into their moves lmao.
I would say Shotokan is one of the most practised styles in the world, if not THE most practised one. It is similar here in Germany. Most Dojo are Shotokan with Goju-Ryu as a close 2nd place. But since the early 2000s the situation started to become different. Quite a number of Shotokan Dojo turned away from Shotokan in favour of joining okinawan styles, such like Matsubayashi Ryu. Still Shotokan and Goju-Ryu are most pratised styles in Germany.
It is amazing how good is this “Polish” character. We train karate heavily in Poland, Sobieski is our best king, Lidia probably comes from book Quo Vadis (Polish nobel prize book) and she looks like Ciri from Witcher 3 best Polish game :) :) And in 30 years of Polish democracy we had already 3 Female Prime Minister:
That sleeveless shirt is cool af! I don't play video games and heck I didn't even know what tekken is, but I love how you recognize and implement all those techniques!!
I highly recommend you check out Tekken. I believe it to be one of the greatest fighting game franchises ever due to how incredibly it captures and integrates many different styles. It's really a love letter to martial arts as a whole in my opinion.
If you're a boxer, you might like Steve Fox' move list from Tekken 7, he also has a stance with his shoulder forward, as well as Tyson's peekaboo stance. I also recommend you play it (or watch some gameplay footage)! If it's kickboxing/muay Thai, the characters fahkumram, josie rizal and Bruce Irwin might be of interest to you too. Many more fighting arts in there.
Tekken is life bro. Give it a go. Even though they have made the game enjoyable at the casual level, it is a hard grind if you want to get better. Becoming a master can take years. It's been a year for me and I am still barely high intermediate level. The grind is kind alike Martial Arts in a sense.
Hi Sensei Yusuke the creator of the Tekken video games: 原田 勝弘, Harada Katsuhiro happens to be a black belt in Judo and Karate, so it comes to no surprise, that 90% of the martial arts styles, for the various characters from around the world, featured in his Tekken video games series, are realistic. Jin Kazama is actually Kyokushin Karate based, as in some of the previous Tekken video games he was shown performing our version of the Pinan Sono Yon (Heian) Kata, along with our Yantsu Kata version. He is actually provided the motion capture sensor moves, by Shihan Narushima Ryu who is a fifth dan in Kyokushin Karate, also a former Japanese Kyokushin Karate team, world competitor and champion in many tournaments, under Kancho Matsui Shokei's organisation. I am curious to know, who might have provided the motion sensor movements, for this new female, Karate character. You did an excellent job on re-enacting her Karate movements from the video game Sensei Yusuke 🇲🇽🇦🇺🦘🐨🥋🤟👍😊✌Osu!
@@Soldier-of-God. If you're trying hard to be a japanophile.. at LEAST say Yusuke sensei.. it's not sensei Yusuke.. *sigh* saying sensei yusuke.. is as bad as saying in english grammar: "John professor".
@@heyjeySigma dude your comment is the dumbest logic in the West we address martial arts teachers by their ranked title, followed by their name. Look at the Karate Kid and Cobra Kai for example, they say Sensei John Kreese, or Sensei Johnny Lawrence, not Johnny Lawrence Sensei, or John Kreese Sensei, you goose. Jump on Shihan Cameron Quinn's RUclips channel for example, during his Kyokushin Karate broadcasts, everyone in there addresses him as Shihan Cameron Quinn, not Cameron Quinn Shihan, you are definitely a keyboard warrior, with nothing better to do! Sensei Yusuke Nagano would have told me himself, if I was addressing him inaccurately, when it comes to the order of his martial arts title, followed by his name, in the English language. If I was conversing with him in my limited Japanese language capacity, then yes I would be addressing him, as Yusuke Sensei. To make it even clearer, by your cretinous logic should I be addressing people with their full name and surname, the Oriental customary way? For example as they do in Japan, China, Korea and so forth, such as for example Nagano Yusuke when conversing with him or about him with someone else in the English language? Or should it be the customary, typical manner, as they do in the West, whereby a person's first given name, followed by their surname (family name) order? Which would be Yusuke Nagano. Clearly you are someone with boredom and nothing better to do, having childish, silly logic. He himself introduces himself in his RUclips videos at the beginning of each segment, as Yusuke Nagano, not Nagano Yusuke, as he is addressing a Western audience, not a Japanese audience. So my logic stands Sensei Yusuke, as I am conversing in English. When and if I am in Japan or speaking to Japanese people, in the Japanese language, then sure I would switch to the culturally, linguistically appropriated order around and address him as Yusuke Sensei. Simply put mate, when in Rome do as the Romans do, as the famous saying goes. I never claimed to be a Japanese language expert, so where are you getting off, implying that I said so? My students under my master at his dojo address me as Sensei Michael for example, my master as Shihan Robert for example, not the other way around as Michael Sensei, or Robert Shihan. So in conclusion get a life, also live and let live!
Smooth recreation there. Love it so much. We know this game uses motion capture on most of their moves so they are really doable irl. But having martial artists identify which these moves came from and try to recreate it even, is just so... awesome (I dunno what word to use lol)
Fascinating. It’s very interesting watching fighting games especially with the newer game engines incorporating techniques. Also I like how both you & Jesse came out with these right as I’m about to practice some combinations & Jitte.
Tekken does that nearly in every game. Jin is from tekken 3 and is also doing Karate but a different style. Sorry im not a karate practioner XD. Just a tekken nerd
@@quekZo95 I’ve play Tekken before, I’m just noting that the advancements in game development & play are making the visual aspects of the video analysis more clear to people that wouldn’t normally play but would be familiar with what they’re seeing.
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I did not know Lidia is actually using a mix of shotakan松濤館 and goju ryu剛柔流 & shito ryu 糸東流 karate movements. Is it common for martial artist to use multiple styles all at once?
Część wiem , że trochę późno pytam bo filmik powstał 2 lata temu ale jestem bardzo ciekawy czy styl Lidii to czsty shotokan czy są dodatki z innch sztuk walk .Widzałem porównanie z Riką Usami która ćwiczy Shito ryu I jej technik jest całkiem sporo
@@piterkl566 wiem, że Tetsuya Naka, który użyczał ruchów dla tej postaci wywodzi się z Shotokanu. Nie znam Shito Ryu, ale może mamy dużo wspólnych technik 😊
@@AkademiaFudoshin Dziękuję za odpowiedź. Postać Lidii zainteresowała mie ogromnie tym stylem . Zawsze interesowała mie japońska kultóra oraz karate, wielkie wrażenie zrobił na mnie ,, karate kid " jak i też firmy z Jan Colod Van Damme którego pamiętam też z filmu ,, Bez odwrotu " gdzie zagrał rosyjskiego gangstera i mistrza karate .W tym filmie karate zrobiło na minie wrażenie większe niż Jeet kun do , choć nie umnieszam Brusowi Lee. Chciałbym poprosić jesze o odpowiedź na jedno pytanie : Czy shotokan mający charakrerystyczne szerokie postawy ma jakieś techniki odpowdzi na obronę nogi zwróconej w stronę przeciwnika . Szeroka postawą ( tak mi przynajmniej się wydaje ) jest źródłem siły jak rotacja barków w zadaniu ciosu ręką a rotacja bioder przy kopnięciu ale jak to się mówi kij ma 2 końce i szeroka postawa powoduje przybliżenie nogi wykrocznej w stronę przeciwnika który może to wykorzystać i podciąć tą nogę i powalić w ten sposób adepta shotokan albo przy wyjątkowym pechu nawet uszkodzić kolano jeśli je trafi . Jako laik nie mam pewności czy tak będzie ale uwarzam , że jest takie ryzyko. W związku z tym mam pytanie czy shotokan oferuje jakieś technik obronne ewentualnie bezpieczne przyjęcie takiego kopnięcia i wyjście z podcięć ?
I knew I saw you somewhere before... You are the student from the “Day in the life of a Japanese university student” video. Thanks for your demonstrations and explanations.
I had actually sent you a tweet of the video and was wondering if you were going to cover her moves. So happy you did. I like how you went more into depth
What's interesting is she seems to uses an amalgamation of different karate styles. The sway and load ups are actually a kyokushin thing. The shuto uke the way dhes doing it is found in RyU kyu kempo the back hand is meant to pin the attackers arm when they are grabbing the hand that comes out can either be blocking a hook punch or striking across the jaw line. It's definitely nice to see these waza in a game.
I'm not a gamer, but this was still so fun to watch! Although I practice Shotokan, I would not have picked up on the movements without your explanations. I think this is actually helpful in learning, because when I can see someone using and explaining a move that I recognize from my classes, it seems to help reinforce it in my mind.
@5:17 dude, it IS Kururunfa! It's amazing that part of the Goju Ryu kata was well translated for Lidia. I am happy as a Goju Ryu practitioner as well as Shotokan to see this being done greatly. I can't wait to play as her when she gets released!
Wow. Yusuke-san. I didn't know you were a RUclipsr too! I happened to see A Day of Japanese Uni Student life in Tokyo from Asian Boss the other day, and they featured you doing some martial arts videos. Definitely gonna subscribe and watch all your videos!! I started playing Karate since I was 7👌👌👌 As for Lidia, I'm still practicing her aince she is a very complicated character to use in comparison to other characters💖💖💖 Very happy to see you man!
Ahh, yeah the Polish Shotokan Karate school. In Eastern Europe there's also a lot of schools based around Shotokan (or Kyokushin) Karate or Muay Thai. For some reasons martial arts are really popular in this region of Europe.
3:14 it is the muay thai sweep 3:57 if you focus on her hands, it is _yoko keage / uraken_ from Heian Yondan kata 5:00 about her _kokutsu dachi shûto uke_ right hand, you may be mistaken by the texture of her glove
Thank you for breaking down the application of Kata to real fight..it is very realistic technique that's why I'm fond playing this video game..Keep posting new video sir,we learned a lot from you..Arigato ...
I play tekken 7 , I tried her just after she came out I’m definitely going to play her , she’s so cool I love her gameplay it’s cool , I’m definitely going to play her The punch effects in this video make this funny haha 😂 Cool video , love your videos Karate is amazing , I used to do it and I want to go back to learn so bad Can’t wait for the next video
Really awesome recreation of the combos! I was kinda hoping to see you recreate the rage art and 2 rage drives that she does later on in the trailer though.
The series director, Katsuhiro Harada, was very interested in martial arts from a young age. Most of the animations are very faithful to the style they're based on.
1:23 The double kick can be made, but you have to move like a cat in the air to do so. (I needed to see it in slow movement 1:4) Kick i see is, sorry for my spelling i normally not read it: Maigi, (Doljothacki similar kick Taekwondo) or Side stop kick can't remember name. I think I done it before the combo kick.
Very cool video, was thinking about making one myself for showcasing the Shotokan moves she does! One thing about the last sequence, it looks like she does a Jodan Morote-Zuki, two head/neck punches, rather than one solar plexus and one under the nose.
You did very will. I slow down the video of Lidia reverse punch on her 4th combo. Many other style load up the hip because their hip is square or in front (shomen).
@@KarateDojowaKu Agreed...I need to watch your content that came out previous to me subscribing to your channel. I posted my first video on my channel today. Should be interesting to see in a few years.
Dude, you should definitely play the game, if only to see how much deeper the shotokan rabbit hole is with this character. Not only does she have moves named after kata, like Heian Shodan (she does a gedan barai followed by a oi zuki), Gojushiho (she does a kind of shove with both hands, I'm not sure how it applies to the kata since I never learned it, but watching a gojushiho sho video makes me think it looks like the second ki-ai at the end), Bassai-zuki (yama zuki), jion upward thrust (she does the uppercut kinda move with the non striking fist on the elbow of the striking one, just after manji uke after the first ki-ai if that makes sense?), gankaku (front leg keage followed by oi zuki), kusanku (the nidan geri + uraken uchi combo); but some of her non kata-named moves are distincly from kata! For example, she has two simiarly named techniques that aren't strikes but set ups for strikes. The first one is Cat Foot Stance 1, and it's a neko-ashi dachi with manji uke, which I KNOW is from a kata, just can't remember which. The second, cat foot stance 2, is that move we see in Enpi, Gojushiho sho and maybe others, when in neko ashi dachi, you know, that part where one hand ends up palm up, and the other palm down? Another move, sashi-te (should put the game in japanese to see the kanji because I have no idea what it's supposed to mean), is the shuto uchi with the other hand by the forehead, as seen in Heian Yondan, Kanku, etc... Magpie strike: that technique from enpi where you strike down while crossing the other arm in preparation for gedan barai. Crouching Tiger, Hidden dragon: while not from a kata per se, it's often seen in competition as a bunkai for Unsu, specifically the two grounded mawashi geri. If you look the move in game, it should become obvious. White Whale: the first move from Heian Nidan Swift High Jab: while actually a gyaku zuki, so not a jab, it kinda looks like the mae-te zuki in all but name, that you see in competition. Those are the most obvious I could find, but I'm pretty sure there are more. My point is, the shotokan levels are NUTS. She also has moves that you don't see in shotokan, like a brazilian kick (or question mark kick), a tornado kick, low sweep, etc... But other than that, her shotokan is extremely solid, I'm thoroughly impressed. Seriously, if you can't play the game, you should at least watch a moveset video of her, it has already popped on youtube, and see all the moves and how they look like moves from kata. If I'm being honest, after more than 15 years since I stopped karate, this is the first time I'm that excited to start again :) EDIT: oh, I found another: Vacuity (which is part of a complete move, but just the first part is interesting) is the jump from Enpi. I also decided not to include Gyro (the heian sandan parry) and Enlightenment (the kururunfa combo) because you already did it.
@@KarateDojowaKu Might I suggest making a reaction video to her movelist - even by watching another video? I would love to see what you think of those moves and how they are, or aren't found in kata?
True. She does Kanku dai in the beginning of the launch trailer and the heian Katas all come from Kanku dai. She also has certain single moves or combos from other kata, they are named after the Katas in her move list, for example the signature move of Gojushiho sho is there, simply called Gojushiho in her movelist. The devs really put some thought into this, it’s legit.
I practiced Kyokushin style back in the days, and it feels like the style she uses is very different. Almost in every moves you can see a kata being implemented so it feels much more fluent and artistic, which is great imo.
Step over punch in there, as well as front foot sweep at 3:36. Her gyaku-zuki are really nice. You did awesome doing the moves! The sweep can use some improvement. You would stay more centered; it is commonly used in my style Shukokai Karate
If I'm not mistakened, Lidia movements were motion capture of Naka sensei, see latest Kuro-obi world vid. Sorry I just noticed two previous posts saying same thing.
1:36 this is actually possible. I tried and pulled it off. I can help you get it. 1. Do a regular jump roundhouse kick and land on your non kicking leg with the kicking leg chambered in air, Then do the hook kick from the kicking leg 2. After that, do the jump for the first kick but don't do the kick, only chamber, then after landing with the kicking leg in air do the hook kick. Then Try to slowly do both kicks before landing, I am sure you will get it. It's actually easier than it looks.👍
Well, that Mae Geri followed by an Ura-Mawashi Geri with the same leg... I don't know... maybe GNT can do it although it challenges the body from all bio-mechanic perspectives :)
It seems more like a mawashi geri based on her hip rotation, it attacks one side of head, then turn into ura mawashi when landing to attack other side of head.
It's a mae geri -> mawashi geri. It's not too diffficult, as the mawashi geri is done on the way down - you can see that she finishes the second kick just as she lands on the ground. Just do your mae geri as you're going up.
I'm sure Bill Superfoot Wallace can do it. He has 3 kicks from the same knee position... Mawashi, UraMawashi, sometimes Yoko Kekomi. It's how he sets them up makes him a legend. Must look up that video from Jesse where Bill thumps him a few side kicks.
Would you mind doing Jean Kujo from Virtua Fighter 5? I believe he uses kyokushin karate. Would be nice to get an educated observation on his techniques.
What would you rate me out of 100?
I would give your performance 90 out of 100, as you were able to accurately recreate most of her moves, from the video game segments!🥋🙏
I give you 100
Wonderful
90...
Where is your taekwondo kata reaction why is it removed?
Tekken is actually pretty good in incorporating moves from actual martial arts, always has been!
The accuracy of a lot of the characters is nice. I love it!... But then we slso get characters like Lucky Chloe. 😒
It's one thing when the completley unrealistic things come from characters that are demons or robots. But I don't like it when the pure human characters stray away from realism.
@@Wizard_Lizard_ at this point LC is just another demon, the demon of K-Pop/J-Pop
Pff nah
@@Wizard_Lizard_
Bro Kazuya has been doing absolutely stupid ridiculous moves since Tekken 1 and Law and Lee have always incorporated backflips into their moves lmao.
Lars is a pretty good representation of anime style.
Apparently Shotokan is the most popular style of Karate in Poland, so that explains why she’s a Shotokan practitioner
and its know for parries , counter attacks and low but effective strikes.
I would say Shotokan is one of the most practised styles in the world, if not THE most practised one. It is similar here in Germany. Most Dojo are Shotokan with Goju-Ryu as a close 2nd place. But since the early 2000s the situation started to become different. Quite a number of Shotokan Dojo turned away from Shotokan in favour of joining okinawan styles, such like Matsubayashi Ryu. Still Shotokan and Goju-Ryu are most pratised styles in Germany.
She's using different styles, but mostly Shotokan yeah.
I see! Thanks for the info!
@@fransuke12 Right!
It is amazing how good is this “Polish” character. We train karate heavily in Poland, Sobieski is our best king, Lidia probably comes from book Quo Vadis (Polish nobel prize book) and she looks like Ciri from Witcher 3 best Polish game :) :)
And in 30 years of Polish democracy we had already 3 Female Prime Minister:
are those Jesus Sandals really popular in Poland or Japan? I thought that Poland would be too cold to wear those on your feet :P
Oh wow! Thanks for the info!
@@214warzone haha nobody wears those in japan
@@214warzone quite popular. Yes, we have cold winters but we have also really hot, but short summers.
In "Quo Vadis" was Ligia
You and Jesse Enkamp both doing a video about the accuracy of Tekken in the same day? This is a good day.
Agreed, what a good time to be alive!
It wasn't planned!
@@syarifzaki1878 haha
@@KarateDojowaKu it’s so awesome though.
JESSE ENKAMP COLLABORATION MAKE IT HAPPEN
Naka Tatsuya is her motion capture, that's why it's perfect
her rage art being yet another segment of kanku dai is actually amazing
yeahhh
I just learned that Tatsuya Naka-sensei of kuro-obi world contributed to Lidia's mocap! Some cool trivia I thought everyone here would appreciate.
ruclips.net/video/3sMX8cY-Esk/видео.html&ab_channel=kuro-obiworld
That makes a lot of sense. The spinning elbow interpretation of the ending of Heian Sandan is one of his signature moves.
That sleeveless shirt is cool af!
I don't play video games and heck I didn't even know what tekken is, but I love how you recognize and implement all those techniques!!
I highly recommend you check out Tekken. I believe it to be one of the greatest fighting game franchises ever due to how incredibly it captures and integrates many different styles. It's really a love letter to martial arts as a whole in my opinion.
Haha I rolled up my normal tshirt
@@BlassstProsussin Love the game too!
If you're a boxer, you might like Steve Fox' move list from Tekken 7, he also has a stance with his shoulder forward, as well as Tyson's peekaboo stance. I also recommend you play it (or watch some gameplay footage)!
If it's kickboxing/muay Thai, the characters fahkumram, josie rizal and Bruce Irwin might be of interest to you too. Many more fighting arts in there.
Tekken is life bro. Give it a go. Even though they have made the game enjoyable at the casual level, it is a hard grind if you want to get better. Becoming a master can take years. It's been a year for me and I am still barely high intermediate level. The grind is kind alike Martial Arts in a sense.
Hi Sensei Yusuke the creator of the Tekken video games: 原田 勝弘, Harada Katsuhiro happens to be a black belt in Judo and Karate, so it comes to no surprise, that 90% of the martial arts styles, for the various characters from around the world, featured in his Tekken video games series, are realistic. Jin Kazama is actually Kyokushin Karate based, as in some of the previous Tekken video games he was shown performing our version of the Pinan Sono Yon (Heian) Kata, along with our Yantsu Kata version. He is actually provided the motion capture sensor moves, by Shihan Narushima Ryu who is a fifth dan in Kyokushin Karate, also a former Japanese Kyokushin Karate team, world competitor and champion in many tournaments, under Kancho Matsui Shokei's organisation. I am curious to know, who might have provided the motion sensor movements, for this new female, Karate character. You did an excellent job on re-enacting her Karate movements from the video game Sensei Yusuke 🇲🇽🇦🇺🦘🐨🥋🤟👍😊✌Osu!
Ahh I see! Thanks for the info!
@@KarateDojowaKu you are most welcome Sensei Yusuke, I look forward to more videos like this.😊👍🤟✌
@@Soldier-of-God. If you're trying hard to be a japanophile.. at LEAST say Yusuke sensei.. it's not sensei Yusuke.. *sigh*
saying sensei yusuke.. is as bad as saying in english grammar: "John professor".
@@heyjeySigma dude your comment is the dumbest logic in the West we address martial arts teachers by their ranked title, followed by their name. Look at the Karate Kid and Cobra Kai for example, they say Sensei John Kreese, or Sensei Johnny Lawrence, not Johnny Lawrence Sensei, or John Kreese Sensei, you goose. Jump on Shihan Cameron Quinn's RUclips channel for example, during his Kyokushin Karate broadcasts, everyone in there addresses him as Shihan Cameron Quinn, not Cameron Quinn Shihan, you are definitely a keyboard warrior, with nothing better to do!
Sensei Yusuke Nagano would have told me himself, if I was addressing him inaccurately, when it comes to the order of his martial arts title, followed by his name, in the English language. If I was conversing with him in my limited Japanese language capacity, then yes I would be addressing him, as Yusuke Sensei.
To make it even clearer, by your cretinous logic should I be addressing people with their full name and surname, the Oriental customary way? For example as they do in Japan, China, Korea and so forth, such as for example Nagano Yusuke when conversing with him or about him with someone else in the English language? Or should it be the customary, typical manner, as they do in the West, whereby a person's first given name, followed by their surname (family name) order? Which would be Yusuke Nagano. Clearly you are someone with boredom and nothing better to do, having childish, silly logic. He himself introduces himself in his RUclips videos at the beginning of each segment, as Yusuke Nagano, not Nagano Yusuke, as he is addressing a Western audience, not a Japanese audience. So my logic stands Sensei Yusuke, as I am conversing in English. When and if I am in Japan or speaking to Japanese people, in the Japanese language, then sure I would switch to the culturally, linguistically appropriated order around and address him as Yusuke Sensei. Simply put mate, when in Rome do as the Romans do, as the famous saying goes. I never claimed to be a Japanese language expert, so where are you getting off, implying that I said so? My students under my master at his dojo address me as Sensei Michael for example, my master as Shihan Robert for example, not the other way around as Michael Sensei, or Robert Shihan. So in conclusion get a life, also live and let live!
Had no idea Harada was a black belt in Judo. That's badass.
I love Tekken and I'm very happy for this new character!
yes!
Naka Sensei did an amazing job being the motion capture actor.
I'm a kung fu student, love chinese martial arts, but your videos shows me that karate looks so powerful and spectacular too.
Smooth recreation there. Love it so much.
We know this game uses motion capture on most of their moves so they are really doable irl.
But having martial artists identify which these moves came from and try to recreate it even, is just so... awesome (I dunno what word to use lol)
Would love to see another video on her new trailer . Thank you for making this video !🙏🏾
Fascinating. It’s very interesting watching fighting games especially with the newer game engines incorporating techniques.
Also I like how both you & Jesse came out with these right as I’m about to practice some combinations & Jitte.
Tekken does that nearly in every game. Jin is from tekken 3 and is also doing Karate but a different style. Sorry im not a karate practioner XD. Just a tekken nerd
@@quekZo95 I’ve play Tekken before, I’m just noting that the advancements in game development & play are making the visual aspects of the video analysis more clear to people that wouldn’t normally play but would be familiar with what they’re seeing.
@@YoukaiSlayer12 Thats true. Animations are getting more realistic. Its looks amazing on the highest settings
Yeah what a coincidence!
@@quekZo95 haha thanks for the info
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I did not know Lidia is actually using a mix of shotakan松濤館 and goju ryu剛柔流 & shito ryu 糸東流 karate movements. Is it common for martial artist to use multiple styles all at once?
awesome video
btw, the full movelist is already out
maybe not a full recreation of every move, but a breakdown would be pretty cool
thanks!
You move so clean that I thought you were animated lol
haha
btw, her mo-cap is japanese master Tatsuya Naka
Great video! I'm come from Poland and practice Shotokan like Lidia 😁
Część wiem , że trochę późno pytam bo filmik powstał 2 lata temu ale jestem bardzo ciekawy czy styl Lidii to czsty shotokan czy są dodatki z innch sztuk walk .Widzałem porównanie z Riką Usami która ćwiczy Shito ryu I jej technik jest całkiem sporo
@@piterkl566 wiem, że Tetsuya Naka, który użyczał ruchów dla tej postaci wywodzi się z Shotokanu. Nie znam Shito Ryu, ale może mamy dużo wspólnych technik 😊
@@AkademiaFudoshin Dziękuję za odpowiedź. Postać Lidii zainteresowała mie ogromnie tym stylem . Zawsze interesowała mie japońska kultóra oraz karate, wielkie wrażenie zrobił na mnie ,, karate kid " jak i też firmy z Jan Colod Van Damme którego pamiętam też z filmu ,, Bez odwrotu " gdzie zagrał rosyjskiego gangstera i mistrza karate .W tym filmie karate zrobiło na minie wrażenie większe niż Jeet kun do , choć nie umnieszam Brusowi Lee. Chciałbym poprosić jesze o odpowiedź na jedno pytanie : Czy shotokan mający charakrerystyczne szerokie postawy ma jakieś techniki odpowdzi na obronę nogi zwróconej w stronę przeciwnika . Szeroka postawą ( tak mi przynajmniej się wydaje ) jest źródłem siły jak rotacja barków w zadaniu ciosu ręką a rotacja bioder przy kopnięciu ale jak to się mówi kij ma 2 końce i szeroka postawa powoduje przybliżenie nogi wykrocznej w stronę przeciwnika który może to wykorzystać i podciąć tą nogę i powalić w ten sposób adepta shotokan albo przy wyjątkowym pechu nawet uszkodzić kolano jeśli je trafi . Jako laik nie mam pewności czy tak będzie ale uwarzam , że jest takie ryzyko. W związku z tym mam pytanie czy shotokan oferuje jakieś technik obronne ewentualnie bezpieczne przyjęcie takiego kopnięcia i wyjście z podcięć ?
I practiced Shotokan a long time ago as a kid for a minute and I recognize some of those techniques from yellow belt katas.
yeahhh
I knew I saw you somewhere before... You are the student from the “Day in the life of a Japanese university student” video. Thanks for your demonstrations and explanations.
Clearly Namco and Harada made Lydia for the upcoming Tokyo 2021 Olympics. If it weren't for COVID, she might've came out instead of Leroy Smith.
What the fuck are you talking about leeroy is pre covid
I had actually sent you a tweet of the video and was wondering if you were going to cover her moves. So happy you did. I like how you went more into depth
Thanks!
You should go to the customization menu and change her attire, hair color and model, etc, until she looks like *you*
LOL!
I do shotokan too and currently learning kanku dai. I was so excited when I saw her intro doing kanku dai and her movement being so legit.
What's interesting is she seems to uses an amalgamation of different karate styles. The sway and load ups are actually a kyokushin thing. The shuto uke the way dhes doing it is found in RyU kyu kempo the back hand is meant to pin the attackers arm when they are grabbing the hand that comes out can either be blocking a hook punch or striking across the jaw line. It's definitely nice to see these waza in a game.
Great video! The breakdown was very interesting to watch and excellent technique re-creating the moves!
thanks!
Appreciate you doing the irl application and discussing the intricacies of the techniques!
Domo arigato sensei.. your shotokan karate is extremely good... oss
Your so cool with those moves. Those are the ones I mimicked as a kid
I'm not a gamer, but this was still so fun to watch! Although I practice Shotokan, I would not have picked up on the movements without your explanations. I think this is actually helpful in learning, because when I can see someone using and explaining a move that I recognize from my classes, it seems to help reinforce it in my mind.
@5:17 dude, it IS Kururunfa! It's amazing that part of the Goju Ryu kata was well translated for Lidia. I am happy as a Goju Ryu practitioner as well as Shotokan to see this being done greatly. I can't wait to play as her when she gets released!
Thanks for the info!
Wow. Yusuke-san. I didn't know you were a RUclipsr too! I happened to see A Day of Japanese Uni Student life in Tokyo from Asian Boss the other day, and they featured you doing some martial arts videos.
Definitely gonna subscribe and watch all your videos!!
I started playing Karate since I was 7👌👌👌
As for Lidia, I'm still practicing her aince she is a very complicated character to use in comparison to other characters💖💖💖
Very happy to see you man!
very good topic, even better content
thanks!
the fact that tatsuya naka did some of the motion cap makes it just perfect ;-; 👌
I can't score you on the Karate aspect since I'm only a beginner but I can however rate that Lidia cosplay!10/10 🤣
Not a cosplay, it's just normal karate uniform worn casually. Also Blue Eyes White Dragon>>>>Phantom Blaster Overlord any day
@@pinkcreme69 I know, don't be a smartass, and Blue eyes was only meta once Shadow Paladins have always been meta.
haha thanks!
@@pinkcreme69 haha I don't casually wear my jacket like that
@@PrinceAkaiVtuber Because Konami has no qualms dethroning or deleting entire archetypes. Bushiroad is too tame.
5:11 in Kyokushin we call it "Kakato Geri". I've just realized that some kyokushin karate movement names are different in other styles
I love the recreation of the movements! Flawlessly done! Subscribed and looking forward to seeing more! :D
Ahh, yeah the Polish Shotokan Karate school.
In Eastern Europe there's also a lot of schools based around Shotokan (or Kyokushin) Karate or Muay Thai. For some reasons martial arts are really popular in this region of Europe.
Congrats,your now officially a Tekken boi😆. 10/10
That was cool! Nice. Oss💪💪💪
3:14 it is the muay thai sweep
3:57 if you focus on her hands, it is _yoko keage / uraken_ from Heian Yondan kata
5:00 about her _kokutsu dachi shûto uke_ right hand, you may be mistaken by the texture of her glove
03:14 Like Fahkumram when he used his kick against xiaoyu in the first trailer
Tekken has the best martial arts. I'd like to see you break down the Jin and Kazuya moves (Both are karate also)
thanks for the idea!
this character feels like Tekken going back to roots, creating new fighters base in real life martial arts.
You did exceed my expectation about this video, i want to tell you but you already discover it yet 🔥🔥
haha thanks!
Another character that does karate is Jean Kujo in Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown, I'm sure that'll make for an interesting video.
Very cool!! Thank you!
More like, Lidia's entire moveset is Shotokan Karate. This design had a lot of effort put in!
Thank you for breaking down the application of Kata to real fight..it is very realistic technique that's why I'm fond playing this video game..Keep posting new video sir,we learned a lot from you..Arigato ...
Please do the full move list👍👍👍
thanks for the recommendation!
You get a score of 100 for technique, and I will also give you 100 for your outfit!
thnaks!
This was actually a really good video !!! Glad i watched it seriously !!! And 100!
I play tekken 7 , I tried her just after she came out
I’m definitely going to play her , she’s so cool
I love her gameplay it’s cool , I’m definitely going to play her
The punch effects in this video make this funny haha 😂
Cool video , love your videos
Karate is amazing , I used to do it and I want to go back to learn so bad
Can’t wait for the next video
haha thanks sooo much!
Wow it’s real tekken!!! ❤️👍
can we just appreciate the fact that her character concept is ridiculous and ridiculously hot?
haha
Really awesome recreation of the combos!
I was kinda hoping to see you recreate the rage art and 2 rage drives that she does later on in the trailer though.
Please do more of these!
thanks!
The series director, Katsuhiro Harada, was very interested in martial arts from a young age. Most of the animations are very faithful to the style they're based on.
I was waiting when you would be doing a video about this Sensei. Sooooo goooddd!!! 😁😁😁😁
1:23 The double kick can be made, but you have to move like a cat in the air to do so.
(I needed to see it in slow movement 1:4)
Kick i see is, sorry for my spelling i normally not read it: Maigi, (Doljothacki similar kick Taekwondo) or Side stop kick can't remember name.
I think I done it before the combo kick.
Nice break down. Thanks for information.
Tekken is cool. And what you did here is awesome.
I love it you did that , been practice 30 years ago 😅 😍
Nice!
Great work! Thank you for your talent
I like your breathing and your snap of your technique. Nice.
中先生お疲れ様でした👏👏
Very cool video, was thinking about making one myself for showcasing the Shotokan moves she does! One thing about the last sequence, it looks like she does a Jodan Morote-Zuki, two head/neck punches, rather than one solar plexus and one under the nose.
Ohh I've checked it out up close, and you're right!
You did very will.
I slow down the video of Lidia reverse punch on her 4th combo. Many other style load up the hip because their hip is square or in front (shomen).
Ahh I see! Thanks for the info Duong!
Great video. I've never seen you move at FULL SPEED before...wow!
haha you should see my other kata and kumite videos!
@@KarateDojowaKu Agreed...I need to watch your content that came out previous to me subscribing to your channel. I posted my first video on my channel today. Should be interesting to see in a few years.
I like tekken, and it's good to see not all moves are fantasy, thanks for showing the real movements 😉
nice explanation and recreation!
4:04 : "switch the side, that was very good technic"
Me : gotta learn how to sidestep in game
Could you please react to Asuka Kazama's move set? I would love to see it!
99.9%! Awesome video really good technique.
Dude i love your video please make a video on bruce lee moves in tekken 7 on marshall law
I will think about that!
Thanks buddy love you 😘
Dude, you should definitely play the game, if only to see how much deeper the shotokan rabbit hole is with this character. Not only does she have moves named after kata, like Heian Shodan (she does a gedan barai followed by a oi zuki), Gojushiho (she does a kind of shove with both hands, I'm not sure how it applies to the kata since I never learned it, but watching a gojushiho sho video makes me think it looks like the second ki-ai at the end), Bassai-zuki (yama zuki), jion upward thrust (she does the uppercut kinda move with the non striking fist on the elbow of the striking one, just after manji uke after the first ki-ai if that makes sense?), gankaku (front leg keage followed by oi zuki), kusanku (the nidan geri + uraken uchi combo); but some of her non kata-named moves are distincly from kata!
For example, she has two simiarly named techniques that aren't strikes but set ups for strikes. The first one is Cat Foot Stance 1, and it's a neko-ashi dachi with manji uke, which I KNOW is from a kata, just can't remember which. The second, cat foot stance 2, is that move we see in Enpi, Gojushiho sho and maybe others, when in neko ashi dachi, you know, that part where one hand ends up palm up, and the other palm down?
Another move, sashi-te (should put the game in japanese to see the kanji because I have no idea what it's supposed to mean), is the shuto uchi with the other hand by the forehead, as seen in Heian Yondan, Kanku, etc...
Magpie strike: that technique from enpi where you strike down while crossing the other arm in preparation for gedan barai.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden dragon: while not from a kata per se, it's often seen in competition as a bunkai for Unsu, specifically the two grounded mawashi geri. If you look the move in game, it should become obvious.
White Whale: the first move from Heian Nidan
Swift High Jab: while actually a gyaku zuki, so not a jab, it kinda looks like the mae-te zuki in all but name, that you see in competition.
Those are the most obvious I could find, but I'm pretty sure there are more. My point is, the shotokan levels are NUTS. She also has moves that you don't see in shotokan, like a brazilian kick (or question mark kick), a tornado kick, low sweep, etc... But other than that, her shotokan is extremely solid, I'm thoroughly impressed.
Seriously, if you can't play the game, you should at least watch a moveset video of her, it has already popped on youtube, and see all the moves and how they look like moves from kata. If I'm being honest, after more than 15 years since I stopped karate, this is the first time I'm that excited to start again :)
EDIT: oh, I found another: Vacuity (which is part of a complete move, but just the first part is interesting) is the jump from Enpi. I also decided not to include Gyro (the heian sandan parry) and Enlightenment (the kururunfa combo) because you already did it.
I will try it when I have the time! Thanks for the recommendation!
@@KarateDojowaKu Might I suggest making a reaction video to her movelist - even by watching another video? I would love to see what you think of those moves and how they are, or aren't found in kata?
This is fecking cool
thanks!
Awesome Karate content as well as the new outfit!
thanks!
You make me want to try this out!
Love this video.
Most of her moves is from basic katas like heian shodan, heian shandan, heian godan.
True. She does Kanku dai in the beginning of the launch trailer and the heian Katas all come from Kanku dai. She also has certain single moves or combos from other kata, they are named after the Katas in her move list, for example the signature move of Gojushiho sho is there, simply called Gojushiho in her movelist. The devs really put some thought into this, it’s legit.
yep!
@@a.rheser8181 I agree!
Poland has bad ass female fighters (Joanna Jedrzejczyk & Karolina Kowalkiewicz)
Now Tekken has one too! Be proud Poland :)
3:37 that hard Punch is actually from kata Hangetsu ... The last 'ki ai' strike / tsuki ... gyaku-zuki aiming downwards ...
Ahh but I believe you don't bend your back leg!
@@KarateDojowaKu yeah thats correct too ... May be some kumite version variation from kumite gyaku-zuki ...
Shotokan is really attractive one!
I was waiting for this
thanks!
I practiced Kyokushin style back in the days, and it feels like the style she uses is very different. Almost in every moves you can see a kata being implemented so it feels much more fluent and artistic, which is great imo.
Step over punch in there, as well as front foot sweep at 3:36. Her gyaku-zuki are really nice. You did awesome doing the moves! The sweep can use some improvement. You would stay more centered; it is commonly used in my style Shukokai Karate
I was sooooooo hype when I saw her style because I practice shotokan myself and can now play as myself (female self) ahaha
Turns out that twas Naka Shihan who provided her motion capture...
No wonder she became amazingly sharp & spot-on destructive...
If I'm not mistakened, Lidia movements were motion capture of Naka sensei, see latest Kuro-obi world vid. Sorry I just noticed two previous posts saying same thing.
Was waiting for this. 100 for translating them to actual moves
Loved this 👍😃
So glad!
This is awesome, dude!
The motion capture was done by Tatsuya Naka, Legendary 7th Dan in Shotokan
who served as a model for motion capture was sensei Tatsuya Naka.
1:36 this is actually possible. I tried and pulled it off.
I can help you get it.
1. Do a regular jump roundhouse kick and land on your non kicking leg with the kicking leg chambered in air, Then do the hook kick from the kicking leg
2. After that, do the jump for the first kick but don't do the kick, only chamber, then after landing with the kicking leg in air do the hook kick.
Then Try to slowly do both kicks before landing, I am sure you will get it. It's actually easier than it looks.👍
Well, that Mae Geri followed by an Ura-Mawashi Geri with the same leg... I don't know... maybe GNT can do it although it challenges the body from all bio-mechanic perspectives :)
It seems more like a mawashi geri based on her hip rotation, it attacks one side of head, then turn into ura mawashi when landing to attack other side of head.
It's a mae geri -> mawashi geri.
It's not too diffficult, as the mawashi geri is done on the way down - you can see that she finishes the second kick just as she lands on the ground.
Just do your mae geri as you're going up.
At least I couldn't do it
I'm sure Bill Superfoot Wallace can do it. He has 3 kicks from the same knee position...
Mawashi, UraMawashi, sometimes Yoko Kekomi.
It's how he sets them up makes him a legend. Must look up that video from Jesse where Bill thumps him a few side kicks.
Would you mind doing Jean Kujo from Virtua Fighter 5? I believe he uses kyokushin karate. Would be nice to get an educated observation on his techniques.