How to Attack and Defend the Enormously Big Super Giant Extra Large Royal Knight's Move

[@ThomasRohde]

Thanks! Your videos are the BEST EDUTAINMENT in the field of Go videos that I’ve ever watched.

[@GoMagic]

Thanks for watching! We're glad you found our videos enjoyable. 👍

[@anuzis]

Cleanest explanation I've seen of this classic invasion -- thanks!

[@GoMagic]

Glad you liked it!

[@louisparry-mills9132]

Your production values go crazy

[@GoMagic]

Thank you! 😚

[@elijahide9880]

6kyu; this is extremely helpful. So very well explained.

[@GoMagic]

It's great to know our video was helpful for you 😊

[@vudungphan6824]

I've discovered that "Keima - 桂馬" is a piece from Shogi - Japanese Chess. In Shogi, Keima's move is similar to Knight in Chess. So it's very interesting to hear a name of chess piece in the Game of Go!

[@GoMagic]

Yeah, it's fascinating how terms from different traditional board games can overlap or be referenced in each other. By the way, Keima in Shogi has a unique L-shaped move, much like the Knight in Western Chess.