Every DEADLIEST MARTIAL ARTS WEAPON Explained in 10 Minutes

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Every Deadly Martial Arts Weapon Explained in X Minutes
TimeStamps
00:00 Katana
00:54 Nine Section Whip
01:36 Wakizashi
02:27 Podao
03:11 Shuang Gou (Hook Sword)
03:52 Kusarigama
04:36 Kyoketsu-shoge
05:19 Kama
05:56 Kris
06:36 Shikomizue
07:08 Naginata
07:45 Sai
08:19 Escrima Sticks
08:59 Karambit
09:31 Jian
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[@kalpanadeka4451]

Literally Shadow Fight 2 Weapons

[@JauneLukeNether9320]

And Shadow Fight 3, too.

[@Intr0verted_b0i]

fr

[@thecomet8759]

THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYINNN *falls off my chair*

[@Kalhov_YT]

shadow fight weapons are based off real weapons lol

[@Intr0verted_b0i]

@@Kalhov_YT we know

[@jamiejames416]

Please include european weapons like the longsword, rapier and sabre if you make a part 2 🙏 Even though their respective martial arts died out a long time ago there has been a recent revival of them in HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts)

[@user-vv8dk4dh1f]

I second this

[@erikmichels2695]

The ones you named are all swords, but we all know, the king of battle ist pointy stick (not saying swords are bad). Aka Spear or pike. With battle i mean BATTLE, not duell, that is more complex... Also, if we take ranged weapons into consideration... Well, we got a winner instantly. Crossbow was so deadly (especially to armored targets, compared to a bow) and easy to use, it was banned by the church. (but everybody used it anyway) Best weapon in this video is propably the naginata (in my opinion)

[@user-vv8dk4dh1f]

@@erikmichels2695 sorry bro but he didn't even say they were good or bad. His point is that are historical and we're not included in the video. it may seem the same but I promise there is a difference. Makes your response just a little off beat lol

[@raiyan-gaming3024]

if someone pulled out a kusarigama infront of me and wanted to fight i would have said, "Bro you wanted to play shadow fight? why didnt you say so?"

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

😂

[@MosesOmerLaccay]

0:50 r u sure thats a katana?

[@gorgeousgentleman5390]

Not sure but if the silhouette is accurate then it is a Tachi

[@stationmasterkuma]

​@@gorgeousgentleman5390 The tō in the clip seems to be either an odachi or a nodachi.

[@gorgeousgentleman5390]

@@stationmasterkuma Maybe you're right The silhouette itself make it hard to give more specific answer

[@Intr0verted_b0i]

long yeeyee katana from captain

[@Muhammad_pasha]

It's nodachi

[@iforgorhaha]

so basically every shadow fight 2 weapon Also, can you make a video on these weapons? knuckles batons machetes daggers cresent knives tonfas staff nunchaku stilettos yari glaive dadao

[@AceYT_FN]

fr I knew someone would say this

[@firebolt3626]

composite sword, blaster tonfas, plasma rifle, pneumo fists, thunder hammers, cobra tooth

[@iforgorhaha]

@@firebolt3626 The weapons you've mentioned are almost fictional. Pretty sure composite sword was not used anywhere, plasma rifle as a bayonet, there are no blaster tonfas irl unfortunately, pneumo fists, thunder hammers have never been created and cobra tooth is pretty much a glaive and a bow and arrow combined

[@Intr0verted_b0i]

you mean krisses?

[@Intr0verted_b0i]

you forgot hermits swords

[@MuhammadSaad-sq1cy]

Who knows most of these weapons from Shadow Fight 2😂

[@AceYT_FN]

dawg know some was going to say something like this 😂 i know everything

[@user-xl2wp9pd5q]

I am in line also bro

[@Yamaha_Piano]

Make a vid explaining every edging technique pls maybe 🙏🙏🙏

[@rizizcool3209]

w idea

[@glitchei]

oh. my fucking god.

[@justsomeemperorofrome34]

Ask your mom

[@hata6290]

I am LOVING the combat content man. You are a legend :) ❤

[@partialcat1572]

Okay, but where's the bo? And one more thing: When you're talking about okinawan weapons it is not Karate, it is called Kobudo. Kobudo means old martial arts, as it is a martial art that uses only those weapons. Instead, Karate-Do literally translates to "The way of empty hands" as it doesn't use any weapon. Kobudo is actually related to Karate, but they're are two different martial arts.

[@Phage_of_Phages]

Beautifully explained, excellently rich in information and straight to the point from the very beginning. Fantastic video dude.

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@princeceriocaballero6907]

Jian is hermit's sword from shadow fight 2

[@markohu]

the father of katana is chinese is called tang dao,the kamas came from china,the sai are chinese too.

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

​user-cy6vq3tj7lThat's not necessarily true. Bodhidharma did not create Shaolin Kung Fu. Kung Fu & Buddhism was already in the monastery before he got there. He only took part and added to Shaolin Culture like many others before, during and after him. He is allegedly, claimed and credited by many and most; the government, The Shaolin Temple(Many monks but not all.) with being the founder of Shaolin Kung fu, and even Kung Fu all together. And Chan Buddhism. But many scholars say there's no evidence and in fact say that he didn't do any of that and there's actually evidence of this. And have been proven but the world is caught up and it's ingrained in the fabric of society all the false information as true that is spread worldwide as good marketing and propaganda. It's why the temple was rebuilt and the movie with Jet Li came out in the 1980s. Which sparked a huge flow of tourism and interests in Shaolin Culture. Especially pride in India/Indians. Although Bodhidharma wasn't necessarily Indian. It has been said and documented that he could have came from anywhere in the area covering from India to Persia(Which are different names of those countries now. Like Iraq, Iran,....) at the time. There are many pyramids throughout the world. Which emerged from cultures that didn't have any connection with each other. Yet they all had the same idea. I said this to say that taking, receiving, borrowing, adopting, adapting, copying,... something from others isn't always the story behind how something got from one place to another. Which also eliminates the concept of origin outside itself.

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

Not necessarily.

[@obi-wankenobi8952]

The father of the Katana was the tachi, which came from a Japanese straight sword the Chukuto, which came from the Chinese Jian

[@obi-wankenobi8952]

Kamas are from Okinawa, they were modified farming tools used during Japan's invasion of Okinawa because they didn't have many proper weapons.

[@obi-wankenobi8952]

The Sai are also from Okinawa believed to be used by higher ranking Japanese police similar to how batons are to police of today. They were then implemented into Karate

[@somedriftguy3849]

How the Kusarigama was invernted: Farmer: "Dude check this out" Also the farmer: *proceeds to destroy an army invading his farm*

[@rodrigosanchez3236]

Excellent exposition my friend

[@gorgeousgentleman5390]

Dear PlainlyPut Japan near equivalent of Podao is Bisento 眉尖刀 "Eye-Brow bladed Glaive" not Nagamaki Nagamaki 長巻 is compromised form of Konbo 棍棒 (Bludgeoning Staff ), Naginata 薙鉈 (Sweeping Pole-handle blade) and Giant Tachi the Nodachi (野太刀) (Anti-cavalry Tachi) Katana is upgraded version of Tachi two handed curved sword as response of the Mongol Invasion. It design to cut thick leather and stab through small gap in the armor of the Mongolian Leather-Plate Armor. Naginata is not a European cavalry Glaive. it is polearm with "Katana" or "Tachi" blade shape primarily for dealing On-foot adversary

[@gorgeousgentleman5390]

Hope this will help, thanks for noticing. Regardless your content still very informative with nice format. Amazing overall 👍

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

Appreciate your feedback. Thank you watching and commenting.

[@gorgeousgentleman5390]

You're welcome

[@pancakeman0proplayz911]

underrated channel

[@pewok5482]

Theres so many alike wdym

[@erenjeager9081]

Can u tell me the name of others one plz​@@pewok5482

[@mmuzammal1294]

Please make a video on advance weapons. And include every weapon like missiles,guns and tanks etc.

[@romariokoropasi1710]

Nice info

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

Thanks

[@ItzTom03]

Do this appear on every shadow fight player's home page? Cuz this seems like this would 100% attract shadow fight 2 players

[@letsgo529]

do some european weapons(i do hema its decently large so yeah) such as specific types of sabre, i handed straight swords, sideswords, longswords etc etc

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

Thank you for your feedback. Yes, I will certainly add that topic to my list as there have been several requests on european based martial arts.

[@GutsAndGlory1]

9:24 It is mainly used to cut tendons so that the opponent cannot move, or do something.

[@rasz1434]

Could you make a video about all martial arts weapon in the world?

[@fishing50when70]

Please make HEMA weapon

[@vqdragon8861]

some katana clips your showing are actually odachi

[@Idkwholmao]

Yeah, one is longer than the other, afaik.

[@roihutomo151]

Keris and karambit from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@amysteriousstranger1221]

Another one you could mention is the shillelagh

[@badassbillyb]

"Forged in the ancient forges of japan" 10/10 writing

[@carrow2250]

I had a custom “Katizashi” made. Its length is between a katana and wakizashi. Longer than a katana with a regular katana handle. Lighter than katana but longer than a wakizashi.

[@ibslojx7655]

Non-Asian weapon: *does not exist for the author.*

[@laoaganlester1728]

The kris blade is also present here in the Southern part of the Philippines.🇵🇭

[@JOLT_x3]

Rope Dart NOT Mentioned 😢

[@barisogrimmar]

7:48 To be honest, It's popular in Japan but No one know the Origin of this weapon. Egypt and Some southeast asian country also have it. In Malaysia, we use it to break our enemy bones and not really suit Stabbing Style since it's by far more practical way to use it.

[@dogday_CatNap1234]

Some of them are from shadow fight 2 while some are not in the game

[@fredricclack7137]

my Jian 🐉 Well!

[@tprodyma]

Escrima sticks are only used as a preface to the kife.

[@sportschamps2486]

next part

[@Coniken096-ti3ws]

I knew all of them from shadow fight 2🤣

[@maartenlehmann2556]

When you talk about these things, everything seems way more lethal than it actually is. Especially the Sai that punctured the heart was a bit over the top. I mean you could very much say a lot of these things about chairs as well. You could very likely kill someone with a chair.

[@hellhound1389]

I collect blades and my favorite is the karambit and the kukri

[@fredricclack7137]

my Shikomizue Cobra!

[@_KIROO_-lq9fq]

What do you think about creating Arabic content?🥰

[@bluehazard2]

Pancake sylat sounds more like a dessert than a martial art😅

[@RDraGon2179]

I wish you could of added more of the Filipino swords. They aren't as popular as the Chinese or Japanese swords. But they are cool.

[@KinjiroTsuchiya66]

Wouldn't the Podao be closer to a Naginata than the Nagamaki?

[@picc3069]

I don't think thats how sai are used, i thought you are supposed to turn them in your hand and hide them under your arm, then punch with the back side or quickly turn them so the pointy side sticks out or even throw them

[@starplati_7175]

I'm mildly interested to see u review a tonfa

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

Thanks for the feedback. I will add this to my list.

[@BAILEY078]

Spear,bow and gun>>>>>>>>>>>>other weapons

[@TheGospelGuy]

Bows have limited ammunition, same with guns. Yes, if you hit all your enemies then it wouldn't matter, however saying it's overall a better weapon than others is just biased. A spear is good, however the blade is very short and easy to parry. And throwing it wouldn't be very helpful considering the distance it travels to hit your enemy will likely reduce the force you put into it. Not to mention you are now unarmed and can't do much to defend for yourself.

[@georgiykireev9678]

​@@TheGospelGuyspears are the peak of melee weaponry. Other things have their uses, but polearms of any sort are EXTREMELY difficult to beat. I'd say in an open arena, a guy with a two-handed spear can go toe to toe against 2 or even 3 sword users

[@TheGospelGuy]

@@georgiykireev9678 A lance is my personal choice for best melee weapon. A strong staff with a good length double-edged blade is the perfect weapon in my opinion. It has length which puts a good distance between you and your enemy, and also has a blade that allows you to slash and stab your enemies, even through their armour. It gives you a lot of room to block attacks, and counter attacks by parrying. The only downside could be the weight. If made with a thick metal pole and strong blade, it could prove hard to wield. The spear and lance are very similar and are easily confused for the other. When I made my comment I merely highlighted the flaws in those weapons. I never said they were bad. A spear is good for defense, but the offense is lacking. The blade is just too short. Spears are good for hunting, but combat is another thing. Technically, you could forge a longer blade, but that would just be a lance. If you disagree, then say why. And if I am proven wrong, I will admit my error. 😁

[@ParadoxGotham]

very cool, western weapons next? someday firearms?

[@TheGospelGuy]

Nah bro. There are SO MANY different kinds of firearms, he wouldn't be able to list them all. Though he may go over the most commonly used ones.

[@monkegaming6416]

0:44 thats an odachi

[@rifleorcagames]

wowwwwwwwwwwwwww

[@noanoanoanoanoa]

was the script made by AI?

[@piethechicero6349]

feels like it

[@Ardeact]

Most likely. The voice-over is too consistent not to be AI. There's been a rise of AI channels lately, it's quite sad.

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

The topic is thoroughly researched, written and edited by a human (me). Hours and hours of work goes into it. Only the voice over is done with an AI at the moment. That is also to keep the cost down until the channel started to make some money to cover the cost. At the point I’m planning on hiring a human voice over artist if that’s what my viewers prefer. Hope that transparency helps understand the inner working of this channel. I greatly appreciate your support.

[@Ardeact]

@@PlainlyPutHQ What's to say this reply isn't AI generated?

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

🤦‍♂️

[@yeetlordentertainment3937]

Nine section whip made me sigh. >unpredictable movements Incredibly predictable, it's slow to change direction giving ample time to react. As flail and whip weapons go, it's arguably one of the least effective. I LOVE flail, whip and chain weapons, but the 9 section whip feels like a big swing and a miss. Sure, it's not all bad - concealable as fuck, and I'd say probably better than being barehanded if you know it well. But that's pretty much it - if any kung fu practitioners are present, correct me if I'm wrong. I don't think I am though. Meteor hammer, nunchaku, three section staff, kusarigama, and rope dart, as far as asian chain weapons go, are all more effective. Nunchaku pretty much outclasses it as a concealed weapon, the rope dart is similar to the 9 section whip but with better reach AND slightly more unpredictable attacks, and the meteor hammer, kusarigama and three section staff are all just legitimately solid weapons if you know your shit, you could fight a sword with any of them and stand a decent chance of winning.

[@michael_mj2592]

Japan and China have this unbreakable bond with cutting tools, like how Americans love guns

[@allgame5326]

It is Kushi Gama from Shadow fight 2

[@epicmemer75]

The appearance of my ninjutsu brother who appeared in my toilet with a katana after I, an MMA fighter, told my friend that these are not deadly, you can't even take them out.

[@josephluuq]

How they're used can be depicted on Shadow Fight 2😂😂😂

[@eduard5116]

Shikomizue its just like Urahara's shikai

[@mandyyao8250]

Any other brawlhalla players here? And if you are here, who do you main? (I main Jiro and this video randomly showed up in my mostly-brawlhalla feed, I want to see if the same thing happens to others.)

[@tprodyma]

Katana can also cut through the barrel of a uun

[@user-jc1kg3ow5p]

Make a video on all ninja tools

[@TheGospelGuy]

He explained most of them in this video.

[@Justforvisit]

ALL Ninja tools? So, everything that exists? ^^

[@TheGospelGuy]

@@Justforvisit That's what "all" means...

[@TheGospelGuy]

"Martial arts" is merely a fancy way of saying Oriental. The great majority of martial arts are Asian on Roman in origin; With Boxing being the only combat art form created in America. There may be a few exceptions, however every weapon mentioned in this video IS what we would call a "ninja tool".

[@josiahjezrellabastida2111]

Does gun fu count?

[@MadAngus]

sam jit gwun? 3 section staff? where? its both a long range and short range weapon. also made for offence and defence (the middle bar). you can whip and stab (with the chain inbetween 2 bars.) it deserves to be in this list.

[@notabot7341]

I don't hold it against the guy since it is a common thing but in the katana section I saw what looked to be Chokuto or Ninjato which differ to the Katana with their singular straight edge I believe it is more likely to be a Ninjato as it is held by a ninja but I could be wrong this is at 0:25. Secondly at about 0:48 you see a sword that I believe is either a Nodachi or a Uchigatana these swords are characterised by their large size and use on cavalry however to my knowledge everything he says is true and I don't hold it against the guy because it can be hard to tell the difference if you don't know what to look for. Please correct me if I am wrong the last thing I want to do is spread misinformation.

[@TheGospelGuy]

I thought the second one was a Tachi. It was way longer than a katana so it had to be something else entirely.

[@robertmatthews9650]

Its fun to say “Shikomizue”

[@riverparrilla9194]

Sai was not made to stab. That were meant to beat criminals. As they were used for law enforcement

[@RidFlare]

*Nunchucks left the chat* 💀

[@WhyRandomChannel]

This weapons reminds me of Shadow Fight

[@aaronbennack714]

Wait the Jian used by samurai class? Of China???

[@christophergregory2413]

Right?!? Lol

[@TrueYezzer6969]

Maybe focus on European weapons next?

[@mememaverick]

like?

[@TrueYezzer6969]

@@mememaverick Claymore's, Zwihandler, different sorts of polearms, basic one handed swords and Rapiers.

[@eliotquintana9802]

Deadly slice block strike forces combat training weapons martial arts choreography flim dangerous weapons not for kids to violent attacks

[@lalremruatahnamte6300]

you missed the deadliest martial arts weapon kalashnikungfu

[@raphaelcadacio9415]

I love Katana ❤️

[@andrewpool2014]

They can't all be deadliest. It's a qualifier. And an absolute. Now every deadly martial arts weapon, that is English

[@praised_goodness]

you know its a weeb when he has only eastern weapons and considers the jian its own weapon rather than an eastern straight sword

[@TheGospelGuy]

The video is called "Deadliest martial arts weapons". Possibly he found that the Eastern weapons tend to be the most deadly. He said he would make a video on European weapons soon, so it seems he's not biased. And even IF he is, it doesn't change much. We all got a good understanding of each weapon, and that's all we needed. Also, you don't gain this kind of knowledge from watching anime. Anime typically only has Katanas. That's pretty much it. All those other weapons would have to be researched in order to understand them.

[@visousbee]

The sai isn’t a knife

[@yuninja4410]

WHIP CHAIN MENTIONED

[@Fallschirmjager420]

Urumi katar khanda kirpan chakram

[@MrBo0mBa]

Kris

[@Dizerfullpower]

Where's the rapier

[@yksnidog]

7:31 is a Naginata not a Kris as written

[@yksnidog]

8:18 again not a Kris ^^

[@yksnidog]

9:44 One moment please! The chinese Jian wielded by Samurai? You meant Soldiers, didn't you?

[@yksnidog]

besides these: nice video

[@BenjiTheG]

9:27 why tf is the users thumb in the ring? That is NOT how u hold a karambit

[@fredricclack7137]

🦌📯🗡️

[@Szszymon14]

These weapons might be lethal, but when you want to quickly train an army of warriors out of civilians/peasants/townsmen, nothing beats a long pointy stick (spear). Half of these weapons are useless in untrained hands and would fare poorly against a spear, and yet somehow people used them. I would like to know more why these peculiar weapons were used at all, and why there is way more variety in them than in European weapons.

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@hammam_ali]

Try kasegu brother

[@samuraisoul151]

Deadliest weapons... where are rapier and halbert?

[@anushashaikh6012]

Mileena uses Sai weapon

[@fredricclack7137]

🚫 Podao🤨☯️

[@gboy9604]

Not exactly all weapons, not by a long shot.

[@YaBoyUneven]

Some things: Some images don't match, Modern Wushu is not a martial art

[@zinncomicsandart8811]

how is a Chinese sword representative of being in the Samurai class when the Samurai were not Chinese ?

[@raphaelcadacio9415]

Katana

[@Gares.]

9:41 "Historically wielded by the Samurai class"... of China? lmao

[@deathplayz7616]

the entire

[@WONGKHAIHONGMoe]

"KRIS" IT'S CALLED KERIS

[@user-yi7ls1xb8h]

these pop cultures...omy..makes the world so small

[@iliabortsov-shrago5587]

It was all going so well until about 9:45... To speak of a Chinese sword being used by the Samurai class? Really?

[@tprodyma]

Naginata is usually used by women

[@chukyuniqul]

I was waiting for the "or so the legends would have you believe. In reality the katana is a decently good, if slightly stiff side-arm for archers, much like most european shortswords". Big L ngl.

[@haha-mm1bd]

Also his explanation on the Kusarigama isn't very accurate either. There are many styles on how you could go about it this includes actually using the weighted chain to kill opponents by sometimes coiling (to make stationary extending possible), spinning (momentum), then extending the chain to target weak spots of an opponent. You could also use the chain to make distance by spinning it around you as allegedly it's made by farmers to defend themselves from aggressors. Tbh this video is built like a hurried essay

[@chukyuniqul]

@@haha-mm1bd if we could meet up irl, I'd prep a weighed chain and let you smack at me so you can feel just how useless it is to try and kill someone with it, especially then someone with any protection. But as-is you'll just have to trust me that no, proper kusarigama usage was with the chain as a pressure for the enemy to be careful with his sword and the kama as the threat. Especially since it'd be hard to make any precision shots with the chain since it's attached to the head rather than the butt of the kama. I'm not entirely sure what the "spin around them to escape" thing means.

[@haha-mm1bd]

@@chukyuniqul you could cause a concussion to an opponent by hitting them with the weighted end by the spinning motion Please see an actual martial art video using it

[@chukyuniqul]

@@haha-mm1bd if he's unarmored? maybe. But if he wears armor the lack of a solid lever to transfer the force will cause it to bounce right off. And last I checked it was built as a peasant's weapon to defend against more well-equipped enemies. Also, again, the weight is at the head of the sickle. All martial arts demonstrations I've seen have been little more than larping. The weight is attached to the handle, it's whole meters long, the swordman almost throws away his weapon, he doesn't move to dodge or block, he's unarmored and so on, so forth. It is at best a theatrical spectacle not meant to be realistic and at worst a complete fabrication that ignores reality.

[@theunknownplayer9634]

China got wide range of weapon to use

[@PlainlyPutHQ]

They do. Probably will do a video just about China.

[@blasthunter5]

So no longswords, axes, poleaxes or pikes, clearly you're just biased as hell espevislly if you'll put shite like a karambit on this list.