Forged in Fire: POWERFUL Naginata Blade Suffers a SHOCKING Surprise (Season 3) | History
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Bladesmith finalists encounter many challenges while forging the powerful Naginata - but nothing can prepare them for this outcome, in this clip from Season 3, "The Naginata." #ForgedInFire
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The guy who won was genuinely upset that they couldn't keep testing his opponent's weapon. Wholesome
Looks like you're having a hard time spotting a hypocrite !
@@SilentShadowPunisher hypocrite? why? you know him, you know how he felt? some people
@@Vil3mos There are many psychology channels on RUclips to help you learn, but it's mostly part of my studies, medical studies ...
@@SilentShadowPunisher You going to explain and back it up with knowledge, or you just leaving an empty claim?
@@SilentShadowPunisher what kind of "medical studies" are you doing? Anyone doing college at all does a basical psychology and sociology class.
I love how the guy who won was bummed that the other guys weapon failed
I think he was also disappointed because he wanted to win by the normal way. By outperforming rather than the other guys breaking
I think he was dramatic!
Proper sportsmanship, that’s what it is.
Nah he was just a hypocrite trying to not look too happy to win ! People who talk too much at the wrong moment are suspicious to me ...
@@SilentShadowPunisher it's the second time that guy came and won. He didn't really show "being happy" the first time either. That's a sportsmanship
I think if the wood hadn't split he would have won, the other guys blade was bending and it probably wouldn't have survived a strength test
agreed
the first weapon had inferior metal, the second had inferior wood. both would have been destroyed in a strength test. IE its really sad knowing it was just a question of which weapon fell apart first.
@@steelgreyed I think they would've strikes the metal
I like how the winner said: "There's nothing we can do?".. He genuinely wanted his opponent to continue and keep testing. You don't see that kind of empathy everywhere.
I like the sentiment, and the winner was certainly bummed about how it went down, but it was the losing dude on the right that said “there’s nothing? We can’t do nothing?”
man stop the fairy tale I don't believe every single person in this show is genuin. Not after seeing him trying to act genuin wanting to "do something about it" while he know if that pole didn't crack he'd lose.
Oh God no he did not !
@@gerardmagnarelli558 you can see the dude that won's mouth moving... it was clearly him that was asking if they couldn't do a quick fix
It was fake and forced reaction. Teeny tiny little guy
It’s brutal how they say “catastrophic failure” to the guy who already suffered a huge blow. Way to toughen a man up lol.
It is a technical term. People are used to it. The bend in the winners blade was a non-catastrophic failure.
It sounds harsh but it really is a term that describes anything that ceases to function as a result of or alongside it being physically destroyed
What I like about this show is that the contestants are encouraging eachother. It's a mutual interest/respect thing rather than winning at all cost. It was especially visible this episode when the winner was clearly upset when the other weapon failed. It even performed better.
Seong mi-na is Korean and her weapon is Woldo, which was spread from China to Korea. It is a different kind of weapon from Naginata in Japan. Woldo is a very heavy and powerful weapon that it is said to be killed by weight even if it is not cut.
In the Soul Caliber games you can purchase other weapons that have different effects. I think it started on the third game. A loop hole but it's there lol
China's Guan Dao is a formidable weapon too.
They did the Woldo in another episode- you can clearly see the difference between the heavy, powerful woldo and the light and agile naginata. I suspect with the lack of good steel in Japan in the early middle ages there was less armor so the weight wasn't' as crucial.
When the guy who won said "There's nothing we can do?" I really felt bad...
I love the acknowledgement of the impact of weapons in video games. History knows their audience.
I hope they upload some more battle the judges episodes.
Hogwarts taught him curses for situations like this.
Hahahahaha
The guy who won was a great person. He is indeed the kind of person that deserved to win. He took the catastrophic failure from his opponent and asked if there was a way for the opponent to continue with modifications. That is humility.
This show makes me hate damascus steel.
Damascus isn't that bad if done correctly like Alec Steele does.
@@azraeiazman Its not that. They all be like, im so special im going for damascus. But, why? If anything this makes me appreciate shiny plain steel.
@@giftsvampen right, like a good shiny polish steel blade would really be preferred over the Damascus that is almost never done up into any actual patterns.
@@giftsvampen ahhh I almost forget how clean plain steel looks. I actually love matte/sandblasted finish on blade. But mirror polish works too!
The fact is none of these are The original Damascus (Wootz Damascus) which it would be interesting if someone tried to do it, The Pattern Wielded Damascus looks nice and all but it's a different material.
Reruns? I guess production has stopped cause Cov 19
Yeah this also looked familiar to me
The title says Season 3. New episodes for Season 8 are set to begin airing mid-November.
Nope. I’ve seen episodes where they are wearing masks in the forge.
If you guys interested about: "Does it appears in any games or movie?" - Well yes, it is. The Naginata is appear in the game Samurai Shodown. The character using this blade is Senryo Kyoshiro!
Hisako from Killer Instinct also uses the Naginata
The only one i know of was Syeong Mina from Soul blade
Also Ghost of Tsushima. A character named Norio weilds it as his weapon
@@kainoakanoe the monk? I love that game
Also Tenchi Muyo, Inuyasha, and Lone Wolf and Cub
It should be noted that the naginata that women typically used was the ko-naginata, which had a smaller blade than the men's o-naginata. This was because of the heavy pole which makes the naginata slower than a sword, and so the ko-naginata compensates for the women's smaller body mass and strength compared to an armored warrior. What they're making here is the o-naginata.
It's always the weapon with the cooler design that fails or breaks. The epitome of "Ballin' but at what cost"
10 minute video. 8 minutes of people making the blades. This is not going to go well.
He should've chose oak instead of ash, his blade looked way more stable and stronger then his counterpart's weapon was. Shame we didn't see more action...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but oak is very expensive, hard to shape and heavy to wield.
@@anomalyp8584 You are right, oak is more expensive then ash ( not 'very' expensive in my opinion) but is easier to sand and work with in my experience. And besides, we're talking about a slim wooden pole, weight won't make that much of a difference between those two.
@@mattparm228 I have no experience in wood working whatsoever.
It just popped in my mind since the judges always have an issue with a gram too much :p
I believe it's usually made of oak.
I just wanna throw that chuck off beef on my BBQ or in my smoker
It’s a beautiful weapon. But it’s construction was more complicated than people are willing to realize
It is really sad knowing "neither" of those blades would have survived a strength test.
Where my nobushi mains at?
there is no way to survive the next test though..
when it’s not the actual blade that failed but the wooden handle😞
My favorite part of this show is when they feel disappointment from winning on a technicality. Shows they’re here to really test themselves instead of win a quick buck
I always wonder why they dont make the poles from dryed young spruces cos it will not crack like dat
most of these people are hobbyists, they lack critical knowledge on the weapons, they put too much focus on the blades and forget that a weapon is made of multiple parts and the handle is sometimes more important than the blade.
@@incediumignis Remember the Jumanji Yari? That guy who always went on about being an expert and then used a rake handle
Honestly, firing the handle a little, to where the seam begins and ends, probably would have helped a lot, too. Wood hardens with a little bit of toasting.
@@TheWhoamaters As a person who has used a store-bought rake (ie, literally anyone who has done yard work), that made me cringe. After all the work he put into the metal, too.
@@swaswj414 Right? Honestly, and the way he took it off didn't help either
I have seen to many ash handles break to trust this kind of wood. I would use beech or hickory or black locust instead. To my experience these 3 are the most reliable.
Theo was really wholesome he was upset they couldn’t continue testing. 10/10 good episode
if they say your blade is heavy, you better wish your opponent's blade will shatter in strength test
It's something I expected:
1) modern wood treatment makes it very vulnerable to splintering.
2) such tangs are often only held by 2-3 pins which can focus great forces in a small area.
FYI, Sung mi-na is a korean lass in soulcalibur series and i think she's holding a korean or chinese weapon
Yeah. It would be more accurate to call it a Woldo or a Hyup Do. Though I do believe a Naginata is one of her alternate weapons in some of the games.
I don't think that counts as a naginata since the blade is too thick
It could be a guan dao
Both weapons were lackluster in my opinion.
Use borax to keep Welds from delaminating mr
Nice Soul Calibur reference
Looking for a corner to cry in a rounded room... man that's sad.
Nice sword, I like it and I will make this happen in one day.
It is nice the competitors show good sportsmanship
SHADOW FIGHT 4 :D
best winner ever🏆
Dude really said Seong mi na carried a Naginata even tho it's not her weapon is called hyup do a Korean Naginata like weapon
They should mention kyoshiro senryo from samurai shodown since he carried a real naginata
How to win.
I'm step one: damascus
Thanks guys for making this videos. I really appreciate the effort you put in and the fact that you respond to the viewers wishes, like you did on the history of the blades.
Keep it up!
They need to make a gunsmithing version of this show
Then people would need months, even years, guns are very complicated.
@@bladedninja8853 months
Even if it's months note that it takes alot of work to get the internal mechanism to even be able to work. Along side the little pieces.
If the gun explodes it'll be alot worse should someone be fatally injured.
They tried. The networks felt it would be in poor taste
Finally! The naginata was what I was waiting for!
I hope they upload some more battle the judges episodes.
Love the show and I have seen a lot of good blade smiths but a lot are just lucky.
When the forging part lasts more than half of the video, you know there ir gonna be a failure
shadow fight be like* YES!! *did not feature one of the naginata weilder in shadow fight* shadow fight: oh :(
4-7 feet and were weilded by nobushi. There were no female samurai. But their wives were trained. If youre going to tell their history. Do it right. Also tatami NEEDS to be wet. Uneducated for the history channel
What makes it powerful ? This is on every video powerful blade explain how its powerful
Well, for pole weapons in particular, the far longer lever of the haft generates greater tip velocity, and thus more force in the strike. It requires a very good working knowledge of wood grain structure, as well as proper attachment to the steel portion. It's why reproduction polearms are so hard to come by, most fail in tests like this.
Did somebody noticed, that the guy who won this competition tried to imitate exactly the design of El Chete by
Tops Knives 😉
I wonder how Japanese swordsmith's will react to this..
Was the crack due to the large tang the blade has that eventually took the space for the wood so it can withstand more force?
I like the brief history they told about the weapon I think they should do that with all weapons
Must annoy Koreans that they claimed Seung Mina's weapon was a naginata.
Imagine going to a sword forging competition and never have build or practice forging one
I love the concept of this show, but it’s just so American lol
Pretty much what i’ve learned is that it usually comes down to the quench
Quenching is really easy to test if it happened correctly. Just using a file and seeing if it glides along without biting in. The most important part is the tempering. Which is almost never shown. The way you are tempering the blade changes it's characteristics to bendable or brakeable or right in between. Which is the most preferable.
That's so sad. Not even the blade but the handle
Here to learn more about naginata via Setsuna from Yashahime
Why can't these guys be like us normal men and use duct tape
8:32 John Cena: "ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?"
The handles are nice (if a little on the thick side), but Theo's blade looks very light and thin for a Naginata.
I feel pretty bad for Joe, that looked really nice for his first(?) Tadayoshi.
Very genuine fellow 😐
Do they eat the meat after test?
"And my gut lied to me... 😔"
I want them to make a charge blade or switch axe from monster hunter
I remember watching this episode and the first thing I thought was The League episode and Tacos song.
I guess the best thing about being a guy who makes polearms is that you get a lot of ash?
Soulcaliber was a great game! 🎮 My YT channel is all about Yugioh content tho.
I clicked this video when i see naginata
Theo is also a two times forge in fire champion, isn’t he?
This was when he was first one the show
Daddy had to come and put out the fire...
Goes on to state his advantage over his competitor, next scene shows his material separating, then ultimately given up on, alright bud
Remember, "It's ALL about the shaft"! 😆
lol should of done African black wood
Woo SoulCalibur mentions ^^
I love this show, but the way he pronounced Seong Mi-na caused me physical pain.
The likes are nobushi mains
Now that's good sportsmanship
I ain’t heard nothing crack at 8:20
All the people that thought the guy who won was genuinely upset because the other competitors weapon failed are a bunch of suckers. That guy is a snake, hypocrite. You can see right through him.
It's always the weakest link that breaks. Both men were experts at forging and knew how to work metal. But they did not have the same level of expertise when it came to woodwork and construction.
The winner’s sportsmanship is so rare nowadays.
They forgot that one character from samurai shodown...ibuki!
The tall guy looks like a king of the hill character.
La lanza es la epitome la anaginata su evulucion la alabarda su renacimiento 😅
Whitebeard: RAW POWER TATSUMAKIIII!!!
Did they just put wrong weapon in the end of video 10:27??
Toby McGuire nailed it!
Was it only me who waited for the "It will keeel" moment? :/
I hope they upload some more battle the judges episodes.
The better blade lost to a better handle
I dont think samurai existed 1000 years ago, its earlier something like 1300 if im not wrong
The earliest Samurai/Bushi appeared during the Late Heian Period/Early Kamakura period, so roughly at the beginning of the 11th century. Similar warrior classes existed much earlier, but this time period was when the word "Samurai" first started being used.
The first Samurai were primarily fought using longbows from horseback, but the Naginata was a popular choice for melee combat.
Didn't know Frank Lampard dabbled in forgery after his retirement before returning to England as a coach
9:19 that guy is funny😂🤣 what you mean you win. 😂🤣
The weapon is in the game shadow fight 3 to :D
Even in sf2
He lives in Alaska he’s Canadian. With American title.
I read somewhere that Nanigata was a usual favorite of women warriors.