The incident actually happened to Musashi. But he was in a bath, naked except for his sword...no good. Heard them Samurai coming and fought his way clear. Terrible time for him. And one of the many times his former mother-in-law to be tried to have him killed...she repented in the end, as I recall.
You're right... I think I read about that in his book "go rin no sho", or "book of 5 rings" (in the "about the author" section) lol. He was a TOTAL BADASS!! I literally laughed out loud a LOT while reading about his life! I mean... WHO beats somebody to DEATH with a carved down BOAT PADDLE (or oar) of all things, after being a little more than "fashionably late" just to piss'em off and be disrespectful. What's even funnier, is that he took a damn STICK to a SWORDFIGHT, MULTIPLE TIMES!! lmao... (AND WON!! 😂😂)
Yes, and after spending over two-years as a captive of the Daimyo and forced to read, to learn and above all, behave himself (Musashi called it "learning to be a REAL human"). To learn not to act like a thug. To learn from others, to seek enlightenment and to try to become the best person, read Samurai, he could possibly be. In later life he took up calligraphy-painting, Haiku, general discourse, with his monk friend and others, and even music--he even taught school for a while. He eventually understood that the only way to win a fight was to not-fight. Went to live in a cave to write the Book of Five Rings, where he ended his days. The cave is still there and still attended by one-single monk which you can visit if you wish to learn and understand what Musashi knew. PS - RE "...learn the dangers of hesitation," Budo teaches, wait for the other to strike--and give themselves away in doing so. Iaido, however, teaches to strike first, strike once. Experience tells you which to do.
Yes, the girls r pretty. I then suggest u watch the full versions of the Musashi episodes. The best would be Musashi vs. Chain n Sickle Master, Baiken. His wife is very pretty and have wonderful scenes after Musashi defeats her husband (she wants a revenge but she knows he is a good human being). The other girl, Shinobi (Ninja) secretly loves Musashi in the diff. episode.
I think, this is pure fiction. However good Musashi was in duels, against so many experienced assassins he still would get owned. There're just too many melee AND ranged fighters at the same time to be handled. Melee 1v1 ok, 1v2, ok, 1v3 maybe, but WITH ranged fighters also... no one could defend against.
I dunno man. I once plowed through about a dozen thugs and didn't even get a black eye. But then again I saw em signal first so I went up a staircase and then I guess crowd effect took over(people will wait for others to move before moving themselves in a crowd,makes em real slow and hesitant). While asian homes at that time were tiny and compact. Sooooo.,
@@mingchenwei1978 Incorrect. Informants and scouts existed in every army that didn't want to get ambushed. Covert ops existed since the days of political considerations. Traps and throwing knives existed since the hunter-gatherer era. Ninjas have existed in many ways and shapes (and names) throughout the world and throughout time.
The covert warfare specialists of the era went by names besides Ninja and Shinobi. Kanja for example was the term employed by certain outfits. Nor were they all super-agile "assassins", many were just informants and scouts. Point being, Musashi fought assassins who hid their identities.
This is actually realistic. Samurai trained, and some of them still train, to whack arrows out of the air. I saw a video of one of them chopping a fired bb in half from a seated position, with his sword starting sheathed so he had to cut it on the draw. Took him a few tries, but he did it.
Not cowards, just men come to do a job, not fight to the death. Mission didn't work out how they intended so they take off and live to fight another day.
About fucking time someone who knows what they are talking about. The term is shinobi that term ninja never ever existed then. It's a modern movie term. This was explained by Japanese scholars on ancient Japanese warfare.
Miyamoto Musashi March 12,1584-June 13,1645 Samurai and did adopted some children one named Iori who became Miyamoto Iori November 13, 1612 - May 18, 1678 and Miyamoto Mikinosuke 1604-July 7,1626
It's not really a matter of bravery. Historically, ninjas were predominantly spies and, less frequently, assassins. You do what ever is necessary to complete your mission. Check out Gaijin Gumba's channel. He's got loads of stuff on historic ninjas.
You have a total misunderstanding of ninjas and their purpose . And most would be as deadly as a samurai face to face . They were employed as spies and assassins. Their training just as arduous as any samurai. Many were kidnapped as children and trained . Training starting at an early age
@@douglasbrannon6525 they are still cowards. Hiding and using darkness and deception as their tools and weapons. If they were men and not so scary then they would face their opponents in the open. Stop looking at movies and do more research. Maybe then you will understand.
Most of these scenes are made up. It was never recorded he fought ninjas in real life. Haha. Plus ninjas the word is a new word and they were not the type shown here. A lot of misinformation but still a great scene.
but wasnt it true that he took part in a battle from a former lord but after losing the battle he escaped, and a bounty was put on his head to kill him for betraying his lord
That's not what I said my friend. I know the history. I have his book. I am speaking on this particular scene. They added things to make the movie more mystical. Shinobi is thr correct term Ninja is modern term. They never fought him. That's all my point is.
There are many version of Miyamoto Musashi movie I found in iMDB but nothing found this one. Which one is this or what year the movie published and who is the actor ? I am in search of Miyamoto Musashi with good sword technic as seen in this movie. Many thanks.
Were they ninjas or ameteur jihadists dressed in black. thought Ninjas were supposed to be fast and agile while at the same time very shadowy and cunning. These ninjas were jokers.
Stop basing your ideas of ninjas on videogames and movies. Like for like a Samurai was a far superior swordsman, since he trained in martial arts specifically, which is why ninja relied on deception and devices to misdirect a samurai and ideally surprise and greater numbers. Ninja or shinobi, to use the original name, trained in many disciplines, so has less time to spend on martial arts, so would avoid combat unless they had to or were on an assassination mission. The ones shown here were actually pretty authentic, using shrunken and arrows at range whilst simultaneously attacking up close. The use of caltrops is also accurate as was the flash grenade. The black garb is stereotypical however, as they usually wore peasant garb to blend in or other disguises. When they did wear the trademark shinobi shōzoku, they would choose colours appropriate to the environment, such as white for snow, grey for rock and black at night. However there is little to no proof they ever wore the trademark garb.
@@Cervando yes.. basicly ninja will always not make open battle. Ninja more like assassin. Will do anything with any weapon to kill target ( even a cowardly way). Disguise, hide, and attack target while target sleeping. Because we all know, when came to hand on hand open combat with skilfull swordman, ninja will lose
This looks totally like a downplayed documentary, did the have VHS cameras back then? Who filmed this footage? Why didn't they include the difficult and dramatic parts where he fights alone against three million ninjas and protects hundred young girls running around in the middle of them?
No, fue un Ronin durante mucho tiempo, hasta que entro' en servicio en la casa de Hosokawa, despues ya mayor se retiro' y se fue' a la cueva de Raigendo, donde escribio' su famoso libro: " El Libro de los Cinco Anillos"
@@marcelohectoroyarzogallard7595 si un ronin para los pendejos,que lo creian,el se hacía pasar por ronin,la escuela de musashi,no la del sable si no la militar,tenia shinobi jutsu en su currículum,lo se por que yo leo.
Cómo que equivocado si fuera ninja en su escuela enseñarían Taijutsu kobudo y karate cosa que no enseñan como no te das cuenta tu solo dices para defender a los ninjas
the ninja would traditionally be in dark blue shozoku. naginata small versions were used by the women in the homes for protection. still alot better then todays fraudulent ninjutsu dojo's " great movie"
unfortunately I can disappointing you, shinobi did not always wear shozoku. They were mainly spies or thiefs, but they were also filled with missions to eliminate someone. Shozoku Shinobi no mono had different colors, dark blue was not often found and even not more traditional. The most common colors of shozuku were: brown, gray or white (they were used depending on the season and the climate that prevailed). Naginata does not have a small version, Naginata is Naginata it's all. It is a spear with a long blade that resembles a wide blade of katana or tachi blades.
As above. The colours worn by shinobi, assuming they wore no disguise, would allegedly be chosen to blend in with their surroundings. Thus black at night, white in snow, grey on rocks. I have never heard of blue being commonly worn. However, shinobi did not wear the shinobi shōzoku all the time, if at all as they usually went in peasant garb to go unnoticed or otherwise disguised. The yari was by far the most popular weapon used by Samurai. In the home the slashing movements of a naginata would have been restricted, whereas the thrusts of a yari less so. However the naginata is indeed a weapon associated with female samurai as well as sohei. You may be thinking of a Nagamaki, which is a longer blade, similar to a katana in length, attached to a shorter 3 to 4 ft. pole. Also a naginata made for use by a woman would be slightly shorter and lighter to suit her height and build. They were referred to as ko naginatas.
@@reactive1230 ur funny. i wish my carpenters were gentlemen too. they just do the quickest way possible on ea. job w all the trickery tools like these ninjas, don't clean up aftr their mess, n don't care about quality of work as they will never come back to fix them. Same goes w plumbers. All the Best, from USA
The incident actually happened to Musashi. But he was in a bath, naked except for his sword...no good. Heard them Samurai coming and fought his way clear. Terrible time for him. And one of the many times his former mother-in-law to be tried to have him killed...she repented in the end, as I recall.
she's the most fucked up mother in law.
@@xcd87 Clearly you haven't met MY mother-in-law.
You're right... I think I read about that in his book "go rin no sho", or "book of 5 rings" (in the "about the author" section) lol. He was a TOTAL BADASS!! I literally laughed out loud a LOT while reading about his life! I mean... WHO beats somebody to DEATH with a carved down BOAT PADDLE (or oar) of all things, after being a little more than "fashionably late" just to piss'em off and be disrespectful. What's even funnier, is that he took a damn STICK to a SWORDFIGHT, MULTIPLE TIMES!! lmao... (AND WON!! 😂😂)
@@sarlaccstapeworm990 Musashi by eiji yoshikawa is pretty awesome super long but worth it.
and from that day onwards he never took bath ever till his death in a cave
Young Musashi, able to survive long enough to learn the dangers of hesitation against an enemy who seeks to annihilate you.
Yes, and after spending over two-years as a captive of the Daimyo and forced to read, to learn and above all, behave himself (Musashi called it "learning to be a REAL human"). To learn not to act like a thug. To learn from others, to seek enlightenment and to try to become the best person, read Samurai, he could possibly be. In later life he took up calligraphy-painting, Haiku, general discourse, with his monk friend and others, and even music--he even taught school for a while. He eventually understood that the only way to win a fight was to not-fight. Went to live in a cave to write the Book of Five Rings, where he ended his days. The cave is still there and still attended by one-single monk which you can visit if you wish to learn and understand what Musashi knew.
PS - RE "...learn the dangers of hesitation," Budo teaches, wait for the other to strike--and give themselves away in doing so. Iaido, however, teaches to strike first, strike once. Experience tells you which to do.
Hesitation is defeat
@@doctorreno9439 .
@@doctorreno9439 .
1:49 when kind hearted assassin and considerate victim meet.
I mean they weren't supposed to kill anybody i think? That would explain why the other guy check the chest for something more important
Her grandfather, Masamune, a genius made this for me ...
Wow, the Last Samurai w Tom Cruise totally stole this scene for their film.
It's a series, not a film. It was aired in NHK in 2003.
Musashi "god of katana"
I realy love seeing ninja vs samurai videos anyways great video
武蔵に忍者、この頃あたりからNHK時代劇はなんでもありになってしまった。
Musashi era terrível ^^ Mas aí esageiro !
This Musashi look pretty scary.
perjalanan pendekar pedang yang bagus
Musashi be lookin like Old Japanese's George Miller
I got this reference
It's the Inverse Ninja Law in action.
Man those archers suck...
How considerate of the Ninja not to wish to give Musashi the COCID-19!
Somehow I don't think that was what that was about
lol
??
Wow, the girl is pretty ;)
bean sean sorry my friend but you cant hahahaahahahahahahah
Apa ini om bukan nya nonton videonya malah ngincer Tante
Yes, the girls r pretty. I then suggest u watch the full versions of the Musashi episodes. The best
would be Musashi vs. Chain n Sickle Master, Baiken. His wife is very pretty and have wonderful
scenes after Musashi defeats her husband (she wants a revenge but she knows he is a good human
being). The other girl, Shinobi (Ninja) secretly loves Musashi in the diff. episode.
i cant stop laughin at this scene XDDD
This is where they got the scene from Tom Cruise Last Samurai.
I thought musasi will sing "chicken attack' when ninja comeout
この場合のninjaは、RPGゲームのやられキャラを逆輸入したって事で良いのかな・・・。＾＾；
I'd like to purchase these to watch
1:02 GET OVER HERE!
i feel like his eyes would pop out
yeah, or having hyperthyroidism
1:48 lol the plot armor
I´m not shure if Ninjas existed any longer in the 17:th century, but they where spies more than assassins.
They existed allright, but these are just budget ninjas - probably picked 'em up at a ninja surplus store.
@@SiliconBong ikr?
Is this Joe Musashi from the Shinobi games
I think, this is pure fiction. However good Musashi was in duels, against so many experienced assassins he still would get owned. There're just too many melee AND ranged fighters at the same time to be handled. Melee 1v1 ok, 1v2, ok, 1v3 maybe, but WITH ranged fighters also... no one could defend against.
Stop.
ninjas are purely fiction.
I dunno man. I once plowed through about a dozen thugs and didn't even get a black eye. But then again I saw em signal first so I went up a staircase and then I guess crowd effect took over(people will wait for others to move before moving themselves in a crowd,makes em real slow and hesitant). While asian homes at that time were tiny and compact. Sooooo.,
@@mingchenwei1978 Incorrect. Informants and scouts existed in every army that didn't want to get ambushed. Covert ops existed since the days of political considerations. Traps and throwing knives existed since the hunter-gatherer era. Ninjas have existed in many ways and shapes (and names) throughout the world and throughout time.
@@AzraelCaptain Shinobi, not ninja.
Did Musashi fight Ninjas or Shinobis in the novel by Yoshikawa? I am reading this book now but have only read 200 pages of the 1010 pages thick book.
The covert warfare specialists of the era went by names besides Ninja and Shinobi. Kanja for example was the term employed by certain outfits. Nor were they all super-agile "assassins", many were just informants and scouts. Point being, Musashi fought assassins who hid their identities.
How do you hit an arrow with the sword?
This is actually realistic. Samurai trained, and some of them still train, to whack arrows out of the air. I saw a video of one of them chopping a fired bb in half from a seated position, with his sword starting sheathed so he had to cut it on the draw. Took him a few tries, but he did it.
When the shadows attack!
Reminds me a lot of the last samurai
AbdoBaller456 Exactly what I was thinking...
Where is Mifune when you need him
*_Fuuma no Kojiro ?_*
*_風磨の小次郎 ?_*
1:04
Scorpion🔥.
Funny how ALL the ninjas took off running. I thought they were bad but they are only cowards
Not cowards, just men come to do a job, not fight to the death. Mission didn't work out how they intended so they take off and live to fight another day.
Si eran cobardes ya que asesinaban a inocentes a veces
伊達政宗がどうのこうの
おもしろいシーンだった
1:32 Japanese Betsy Ross enters to avenge the assasinated American flag.
Source please? Im a fan of samurai series.
It's just called "Musashi," a series from 2003.
I could understand "watashi no ko"
kubi
Why do they hod their arms over their mouth when they run?! Afraid of getting bugs in their teeth?
Using bow in close range?
Sevdim bu adamı
Myamoto Musashi never met this criminal monks.
He did! One of those monks filmed the encounter on his smartphone, and this is what we see here!
Ninjas were samurai mercenaries using guerrilla tactics. End if the story.
About fucking time someone who knows what they are talking about. The term is shinobi that term ninja never ever existed then. It's a modern movie term. This was explained by Japanese scholars on ancient Japanese warfare.
Yes they were paid mercenaries. That's it using guerilla tactics that they would never use as regular samurai. That would be considered dishonorable.
Miyamoto Musashi March 12,1584-June 13,1645 Samurai and did adopted some children one named Iori who became Miyamoto Iori November 13, 1612 - May 18, 1678 and Miyamoto Mikinosuke 1604-July 7,1626
Going against Musashi means you die like all before you. Period.
Even a bunch of ninjas has no much against Musashi.
@Ken Penalosa Ronin+ninja?
Tienes razón ni un ninja con kusarigama o kama lo mataría más bien el moriría
Date Masamune and Miyamoto Musashi were rivals?
Adoro ninja
Is there any historical record of that Musashi ever fought against the ninja? 🤔 Or is this just fiction to make a good story? 😉
No sé sabe pero yo creo por qué como era musashi temible cualquiera contrataría a ninja para matarlo
COMEDY CENTRAL
What's the name of this movie,
That just proves a very valid point. Most ninjas are cowards that fight from the shadows instead of face to face.
It's not really a matter of bravery. Historically, ninjas were predominantly spies and, less frequently, assassins. You do what ever is necessary to complete your mission. Check out Gaijin Gumba's channel. He's got loads of stuff on historic ninjas.
You have a total misunderstanding of ninjas and their purpose . And most would be as deadly as a samurai face to face . They were employed as spies and assassins. Their training just as arduous as any samurai. Many were kidnapped as children and trained . Training starting at an early age
If you want more understanding of ninjas read books by Eric Lustbader . He is a real ninja and wrote many novels about ninjas . WHITE NINJA is one.
@@douglasbrannon6525 they are still cowards. Hiding and using darkness and deception as their tools and weapons. If they were men and not so scary then they would face their opponents in the open. Stop looking at movies and do more research. Maybe then you will understand.
@@jamessanders5397 Eric Lustbader is a real Ninja and wrote many novels about ninjas . WHITE NINJA is one. I think he gives some inside look at them .
ninja in my house gotta get em out.....go ninja go ninja go
He can see all the attacks
Most of these scenes are made up. It was never recorded he fought ninjas in real life. Haha. Plus ninjas the word is a new word and they were not the type shown here. A lot of misinformation but still a great scene.
but wasnt it true that he took part in a battle from a former lord but after losing the battle he escaped, and a bounty was put on his head to kill him for betraying his lord
That's not what I said my friend. I know the history. I have his book. I am speaking on this particular scene. They added things to make the movie more mystical. Shinobi is thr correct term Ninja is modern term. They never fought him. That's all my point is.
Hey si los ninjas eran asesinos cualquiera que odie a Musashi los contrataría para que lo maten
Have Musashi wirli fighting wiht Ninjas?🤨
what film is this? could you give me a titlle??
Miyamoto Musashi.
There are many version of Miyamoto Musashi movie I found in iMDB but nothing found this one. Which one is this or what year the movie published and who is the actor ? I am in search of Miyamoto Musashi with good sword technic as seen in this movie.
Many thanks.
Adrian Susianto ini musashi tahun 2003. seri tv
Halo Om Soni Laksono, apakah punya link lengkap serial ini ? Ini film yang saya cari cari dari dulu. Terima kasih sebelumnya
Ninja don't fight fair and they use dirty tricks. Highly doubtful Musashi could defeat a Ninja.
Yo creo por qué lucho con enemigos más fuertes además peleó con alguien con kusarigama
Don’t remember this scene in the book
İmam hatip önünden geçerken ben
Хон Гиль Дон лучший, как ни крути.
я не знаю кто этот Хон Гиль Дон
@@schutendohkji548 Стыдно не знать такого. Ведь Хон Гиль Дон №1.
samurai vs ninja samurai won- samurai vs swordsman master like myiamoto musashi swordsman master win 100%
Ninja vs Swordmaster....Swordmaster easy win)
Were they ninjas or ameteur jihadists dressed in black. thought Ninjas were supposed to be fast and agile while at the same time very shadowy and cunning. These ninjas were jokers.
Stop basing your ideas of ninjas on videogames and movies. Like for like a Samurai was a far superior swordsman, since he trained in martial arts specifically, which is why ninja relied on deception and devices to misdirect a samurai and ideally surprise and greater numbers. Ninja or shinobi, to use the original name, trained in many disciplines, so has less time to spend on martial arts, so would avoid combat unless they had to or were on an assassination mission.
The ones shown here were actually pretty authentic, using shrunken and arrows at range whilst simultaneously attacking up close. The use of caltrops is also accurate as was the flash grenade. The black garb is stereotypical however, as they usually wore peasant garb to blend in or other disguises. When they did wear the trademark shinobi shōzoku, they would choose colours appropriate to the environment, such as white for snow, grey for rock and black at night. However there is little to no proof they ever wore the trademark garb.
@@Cervando yes.. basicly ninja will always not make open battle. Ninja more like assassin. Will do anything with any weapon to kill target ( even a cowardly way). Disguise, hide, and attack target while target sleeping. Because we all know, when came to hand on hand open combat with skilfull swordman, ninja will lose
Mi apellido es Muruchi nose pero me gusta las artes marciales y los cuchillos y las katanas aun no te una perro aguanta las MMa 😂
This looks totally like a downplayed documentary, did the have VHS cameras back then? Who filmed this footage? Why didn't they include the difficult and dramatic parts where he fights alone against three million ninjas and protects hundred young girls running around in the middle of them?
さすがにこれはない
影の軍団とつい比べてしまう
This never happend. Check history About Takezo.
Soy feliz como soy
In reality if the Ninja were after Musashi, he will never see it coming.
Damn that sucked...
This one kinda lost me.
A little out there.
American flag at 1:28. hahaha!!!!
Bull. Not with that many shinobi.
Are those ninja mentally impaired??
Yes. They all have down-syndrome : (
ชอบหนังเรื่องนี้มากๆครับชอบซามุไรนินจาบุ้ดีครับ
Musachi también era ninja.
No, fue un Ronin durante mucho tiempo, hasta que entro' en servicio en la casa de Hosokawa, despues ya mayor se retiro' y se fue' a la cueva de Raigendo, donde escribio' su famoso libro: " El Libro de los Cinco Anillos"
@@marcelohectoroyarzogallard7595 si un ronin para los pendejos,que lo creian,el se hacía pasar por ronin,la escuela de musashi,no la del sable si no la militar,tenia shinobi jutsu en su currículum,lo se por que yo leo.
Pero en esos tiempos los samurais usaban habilidades del sigilo por qué no se podía confiar en los ninjas
@@animacionestudios no equivocado.
Cómo que equivocado si fuera ninja en su escuela enseñarían Taijutsu kobudo y karate cosa que no enseñan como no te das cuenta tu solo dices para defender a los ninjas
تشه ما ودي اعطيكم دس لايك لان موساشي بالفيديو
ชอบมาตั้งแต่เด็กๆครับอยากเป็นซามูไรนินจาตอนเด็กชอบอ่านกาตุนนินจาซามุไรชอบหนังสือกาตุนยี่ปุ่นชอบมากๆครับตอนนี้42แล้วชอบมาตลอดโรงเรียนลุกผุ้ชายโมๆทาโร่กาตุนต่อสุ้เก่าๆชอบมากครับ
arikato
the ninja would traditionally be in dark blue shozoku. naginata small versions were used by the women in the homes for protection. still alot better then todays fraudulent ninjutsu dojo's " great movie"
unfortunately I can disappointing you, shinobi did not always wear shozoku. They were mainly spies or thiefs, but they were also filled with missions to eliminate someone.
Shozoku Shinobi no mono had different colors, dark blue was not often found and even not more traditional.
The most common colors of shozuku were: brown, gray or white (they were used depending on the season and the climate that prevailed).
Naginata does not have a small version, Naginata is Naginata it's all.
It is a spear with a long blade that resembles a wide blade of katana or tachi blades.
As above. The colours worn by shinobi, assuming they wore no disguise, would allegedly be chosen to blend in with their surroundings. Thus black at night, white in snow, grey on rocks. I have never heard of blue being commonly worn. However, shinobi did not wear the shinobi shōzoku all the time, if at all as they usually went in peasant garb to go unnoticed or otherwise disguised.
The yari was by far the most popular weapon used by Samurai. In the home the slashing movements of a naginata would have been restricted, whereas the thrusts of a yari less so. However the naginata is indeed a weapon associated with female samurai as well as sohei.
You may be thinking of a Nagamaki, which is a longer blade, similar to a katana in length, attached to a shorter 3 to 4 ft. pole. Also a naginata made for use by a woman would be slightly shorter and lighter to suit her height and build. They were referred to as ko naginatas.
ninja dont kill women
Ninja were mercenaries. They did what they were paid to do, it was a matter of honor
Yes,they are gentlemen in the films.
@@reactive1230 ur funny. i wish my carpenters were gentlemen too. they just
do the quickest way possible on ea. job w all the trickery tools like these
ninjas, don't clean up aftr their mess, n don't care about
quality of work as they will never come back to fix them.
Same goes w plumbers. All the Best, from USA
だめだね。でもこんなもんだろう
God this is bad
These guys can dance!!!! I hate ninjas, I hate everything they represent. Musashi can dance!!
@D'lish Donut Even the enlightened Master Ken maintains that Ninjutsu is bullshit.
Tienen razón no sirve por qué solo tiene disciplinas no es un arte marcial
And this, dear fellow fans, is the proof that ninjutsu is bullshit.
Tienes razón esto es de cobardía los samurais debieron crear su estilo llamado samujutsu
Ninjas are losers XD samurais are best
Si los samurais son geniales y eran verdaderos guerreros los ninjas apestan los samurais debieron crear su arte llamado samujutsu no crees