Karate Teacher watches Anime Fights (for the first time)

Anime fight scenes and such are pretty sick. Comment if you want to see more!
Thanks for watching!
SENSEISETH.com

[@SenseiSeth]

Here is part 2! kzbin.info/www/bejne/raa9nmikj9pqgNk

[@Lucifer_M0rningstar]

Watch naruto and sasuke vs momoshiki

[@hard2hurt]

I'm going to start laughing just before I am about to take a bad beating... it appears to be a good move.

[@senseisethreacts]

It’s like doing a stat booster in pokemon

[@TheElbowMerchant]

Psychological warfare at its best. Maybe.

[@schwindsichtigaderechte5293]

Yeah, I believe it's called breath control, very important!

[@cjmaker2914]

Seth and Icy Mike what are your thoughts on 52 blocks boxing or jailhouse Rock Boxing... have either of you ever mentioned this in any of your videos

[@cjmaker2914]

Seth and Icy Mike what are your thoughts on 52 blocks boxing or jailhouse Rock Boxing... have either of you ever mentioned this in any of your videos

[@SenseiSeth]

There WILL be a part 2! Zak had a lot more for me to react to. Coming soon

[@TheElbowMerchant]

Nice! Looking forward to it.

[@CallMe_No_One]

I hope that there will be atleast one hajime no ippo clip because that was the anime that got me into joining a boxing club which then let me to being more interested with martial arts eventually leading me to your channel and many other KZbinrs. Its also one of the more realistic animes which is also nice.

[@no_nameyouknow]

Check out Sasuke vs Orochimaru in the forest of death or Gon vs Hisoka at heavens arena, or something from Cowboy Bebop. Or the opening fight from Soul Eater. Hopefully Zak already has some bangers in part 2, but yeah these are some of my personal favs and ones that don't require much context to enjoy.

[@brianpolston9713]

Bro if anything db makes youn want to train even harder. Surprise you never watched.

[@JackgarPrime]

I hope Kengan Ashura is on the list, because that has all sorts of fun martial arts stuff going on. People getting choked out!

[@johnathandoelor7902]

Seth is now officially a weeb. He practices karate and watches anime

[@kaizenproductions00]

and does Sumo

[@TheVampireAzriel]

*dweeb ;)

[@thunderkatz4219]

@@kaizenproductions00and does jiujitsu and boxing

[@belalabusultan5911]

@@thunderkatz4219 while jiujitsu is originaly a Japanese martial art, Seth practiced the Brazilian version of it..... and Boxin is totally western, why did you even add that? lol

[@AugustoEL]

@@belalabusultan5911 probably just starting the things he practice more than refering where they originate.

[@divadrelffehs]

One of things I loved about the old Dragon Ball is that it made pretty good use of real martial arts. Fantasy martial arts, obviously, but it made much more interesting than just scream and blast stuff.

[@ailediablo79]

Bru there is way more of that with more mma stuff as well in super.

[@samamies88]

Yeah, DB felt more "grounded" (more immersive/believable) because they used techniques to try and counter each other. Z started to become all about training and powerlevel (and later all about transformations&forms) forgetting the techniques most of the time. Super kinda brought some of that back.. it gave us a lot more variation but because of the scale it still is not as immersive as early DB was. For me all of them have been entertaining tho. Sure i had many strokes because of continuity fails but the fights always were good to watch... maybe not GT.. it had few decent scenes but the story wasn't well written. And now since super borrows various stuff from GT there really isn't a reason to watch GT anymore.. super does all that and more.

[@glenndiddy]

It's like old kung fu movies from Bruce Lee in animated form. Obviously no human could do it, but it still makes sense.

[@sigiligus]

Meh. Even original Dragon Ball was about ki and mystical techniques, not actual fighting. Granted, the mystical techniques had weaknesses and counters, unlike DBZ where it’s just “whoever has a bigger number stomps.” But to call it “good use of real martial arts” is a joke, you might as well call stands from JoJo’s “good use of real martial arts.”

[@ailediablo79]

@@sigiligus do u have eyes or seen the show ?

[@wesleyjudson599]

I like how Baki is the first "most realistic" option. Not Kengan Ashura or Hajime no Ippo. ;P That said, that fight scene in particular was extremely reasonable, so I'd give it a big thumbs up.

[@Jake-yz3qv]

Baki is as realistic as it gets, that's what fighting looks like on the streets

[@wesleyjudson599]

​@@Jake-yz3qv That fight in particular was. Pickle is not. Biscuit Oliva is not. The demon-back is not. It's really not as realistic as Ippo. And its probably less realistic than Kengan as well.

[@Jake-yz3qv]

@@wesleyjudson599 clearly you never fought on the streets

[@wesleyjudson599]

@@Jake-yz3qv You know, them streets be crazy.

[@Vertraic]

@@Jake-yz3qv Ah yes, street fights where people use their fingers to pierce through their opponents skin and rip out individual nerves to paralyze them, or punch the ground to stop earthquakes:D

[@Gong-Fu_Hermit]

I grew up watching Dragon Ball and my favorite part has always been Master Roshis training. Essentially making them train morning till night with extreme intensity minus meals, brain training, and a short a nap in between. Something about spending all day training for months or years on end really embedded itself in me as a young child from watching this show.

[@roshi_strider]

Yes.

[@aavila1206]

It molded alot of us who grew up with it when it first came to the West way back when.

[@tjdavis56]

Work hard, study well, and eat and sleep plenty! That is the Turtle Hermit way!

[@MyNameAkhim]

The armored titan fight scene in Attack on Titan is great and pretty realistic (technique wise). Definitely include this in the next one!!

[@iv3474]

That’s what I was waiting for lol, and the scene where mahito gets jumped in jjk 😭

[@gunslngrxero]

Seth deserves way more likes for being thrown into Todo Vs Itadori with zero context. Mans was flabbergasted, befuddled, perplexed even.

[@saminsaqlain9099]

Seth needs to do a dedicated video for Baki fights

[@CallMe_No_One]

Totally agree although its more the explaining the characters do then the actual animations im interested in since the theory in baki is really educational but the animations are definitely over the top(which i like but not really great for a review about how realistic it is) Also if your interested "Martial Arts Journey" upload a video where he talks about baki recently and he even made a video where he tried the "loser loses" rule set himself

[@janitor1165]

Yes this

[@ryanclark9686]

Seth pretending to not be a weeb for 13 straight minutes is peak content

[@brianquint6126]

Dragon Ball is great because Master Roshi is an Okinawan karate master. Turtle style is a reference to karate. Even the moves, when they clash with rapid punches and kicks they look like two Kyokushin fighters.

[@aavila1206]

The martial arts side of OGDB was originally based on Karate Kid

[@barrettdowell3985]

Hey seth, just a nerd here, but when Krillin disappeared the show explained it as he moved so fast it left an image of him behind, and they call it AfterImage as a technique in the show

[@daviddavis3939]

So the context for the dragon ball clip is they are in a world martial arts tournament. They have the same teacher. I think Goku was around 14 in that tournament iirc. Krillin is around the same age.

[@CRValtierra]

Bro, you gotta check out Kengan Ashura, at least the Agito vs Okubo fight. Kengan Ashura has some of the best fight scenes. It got me training MMA

[@ForwardSynthesis]

I've seen the smug "Heh" thing in kung fu movies as well, so that's probably the connection. I'm pretty sure the eagle style guy does it in Snake in Eagle's Shadow.

[@schwindsichtigaderechte5293]

Dude, super funny! Here are some suggestions if you want to do another one, here are some suggestions, ranging from more realistic to completely ridiculous but entertaining: Clannad, Tomoyo vs Sasaki; Hajime no Ippo, Ippo vs Sawamura; Kenichi: The mightiest disciple, Kenichi vs Odin; Cowboy Bebop, Spike vs Ed's Dad; One Piece, Luffy vs Rob Lucci. Hope you'll enjoy that selection! Edit: And of course one of the most iconic ever: Naruto, Rock Lee vs Gaara!

[@monkeyboy275bobo8]

Attack Titan vs Armored Titan

[@PinkieImpaled]

IPPO! FO'! SHO'!

[@IcyPhilosopher]

Good list! Reminded me to add one from Kenichi.

[@nathandrake5544]

You can't recommend One Piece fights without some pre time-skip Sanji. He has such a unique style that's fun to analyze from a realistic perspective.

[@elongatedsedation324]

All of these and no Kengan? 😭

[@shiyotso1]

Some really good fighting anime are: baki the grappler, kengan ashura, histories strongest disciple Kenichi, the tournament arcs of yuyu hakusho, and Hajime no ippo!

[@SEXCOPTER_RUL]

In the show "invincible" there is a father an son that are basically like superman, and while he's teaching his son how to fight with his powers he brings up the fact that becuase they can fly, they can create their own leverage in the air from which to push off with. Always loved that detail

[@atishharidsa8893]

Oh you just scratched the surface of anime fights

[@pcport2698]

I wanna see Seth react to some JoJo fights.

[@Yerocco]

Probably the coolest way I’ve seen an outro go.

[@camiloiribarren1450]

Well, this is just fun. Gotta love Seth’s reaction to Baki

[@Hakugarawe]

Seth sees Baki for the first time: "That's kind of beautiful". AWESOME!

[@levismith8423]

Love the contextual guesses for each fight. Anime is wild enough in their justifications that they could all be true, haha

[@Mrnevertalks]

It's always hilarious seeing people react to Panda for the first time. Also, you may want to check out the second part of the Itadori vs Todo fight. There was a nice bit of Judo in there

[@Xeme.]

This is the best! Would love to see a part 2 to this. Hadn't laughed this hard in so long 😂

[@RedFoxGrappler]

Baki literally got me into martial arts, it’s my favorite anime of all time and I really appreciate the time and effort the author puts into using real life martial arts as the basis for the characters’ powers and fighting styles

[@laxmigopalsingh3273]

I think you should watch the fight between ippo and kobashi from hajime no ippo or the fight between gearless joe and shark seajima from megalo box

[@DeathpunchTactics]

Classic Dragonball is in the list of scenes! Great job! 😍

[@MMDogTv]

I hope Kenichi is in part 2

[@paulyperreira2795]

Seth would absolutely love kenichi! So would jesse enkamp

[@killaclownmcl1]

For someone who don't watch anime, u nailed the cliffhanger ending......and I'm kinda mad about it 🤣

[@phloriaernas2149]

He knew what he was doing.

[@dalewilliams4451]

So to give you some context Seth, Krillin was the real world equivalent of a shaolin warrior monk child training in kung fu at a place called orin temple since he was about 4 or 5 and goku was trained under his adoptive grandfather gohan who was a Kung Fu prodigy and a practicing advocate of the Kame Sen Dō which focuses on extreme training on a cardiovascular level, and a similar to how shaolin warrior monks train but a bit more intense as it would be the kind of training one would receive after having already trained for 8 years or so everyday to get to that superhuman level in krillins case, but in gokus case he had a natural disposition for combat as his alien species were evolutionarily built for fighting so by the time of their fight in this video they've been not only extreme training by the tenets of the Kame Sen Dō which is to Move well, study well, play well, eat well, and rest well all of these tenets followed by the training they underwent already at superhuman levels they used 44 lbs turtle shell vests for endurance training and resistance for 7 months and for 1 more month they would double the weight of the turtle shells to be at 88 lbs, they would take the shells off for sleep (which includes full night sleep and naps through the day) and bathing of course.

[@brandonking5111]

Goku was 15 and Krillin was 16 during that fight. also Krillin leaving an afterimage is a technique in the Dragon Ball world called the zanzoken or afterimage technique for all the english dub watchers.

[@12XxXHandlesAreStupidXxX123]

The dragonball z "find out next time" by the editor was 10/10

[@ZakFerguson]

😂Thank you

[@brandonmayo6052]

Man the way you ended the video was great. Nestolga plus’s great humor

[@alhkcblack9617]

Anyone interested in anime fights MUST watch Fog Hill of the Five Elements. Nothing else even comes close. Only two seasons so far. Each season takes like 3 years to make!

[@ianstiehl1994]

Yo, any of Vi's fights, especially against Sevika would be a great contender here technique wise

[@zalaathrun20]

The scene from the end with the kids in red that is from the first Dragon Ball series, The black hair kid is the protagonist Goku, and the bold one is called Krillin, is his best friend and both trained together with the same master and the fight is part of the 22th Martial Arts Tournament (which is actually the 2nd one we see in the series) which there's one in between each season or arc. The first Dragon Ball with gradually and sometimes even early on was the more down to earth in terms on shenanigans on fights, since by the time of the second series Dragon Ball Z, the power creep starts going off the scale exponentially.

[@RedwoodTheElf]

The "Dissappearing" thing in the Dragonball fight was what they call an "Afterimage" - Krillin moved aside so fast that for a short moment it seemed he hadn't moved. Krillin and Goku are about 7 years old at this stage of the original Dragonball.

[@ktwn6702]

ALL the cudos to the editor!!! that ending is worth the extra few seconds!!!! Hell I'm subbing cause of your editor Sensei Seth!!!

[@guycoolSpore2]

I'm actually really surprised that you didn't watch any Dragon Ball despite having watched some of Z. I think there are a few things from the show which can account for some of what you mentioned. 1) 9:35 Their assumed stances are similar because they were and are at this part in the series taught by the same person. 2) 11:07 I think Goku is in his middle teens by this point? I could be wrong about that. Krillin (baldy) is similarly young, possibly a year or two younger. They are prodigies in their story. 3) 11:46 This is called an afterimage/after image. I think it's one of the most stupid things that exists in early Dragon Ball. Krillin has already moved away from that spot but he apparently moved so fast that his image was still there for a short time. 4) 12:27 Yes. That is the panda from before. 5) 13:00 More afterimages. I don't know why the creators thought this technique was so cool in the original show but it essentially disappears by the time Z comes around and gradually comes back around midway through the series.

[@zootchs.8991]

2) They're supposed to be like... 12 in this season. Maybe 13 by the time the tournament comes around. Otherwise, you are correct on all counts.

[@Amartin-mu6oj]

Afterimage is cool as hell, it doesn't really dissappear it just wasn't practical against stronger opponents later on

[@guycoolSpore2]

@@Amartin-mu6oj It's literally the most boring skill in canon and it also makes no fucking sense. If you aren't there, then you aren't there. Why would an image of you maintain its position for literal seconds after you're no longer in its place? It's not even a ki-based ability, since in universe it's just what's left behind by someone moving fast enough. In theory, every fight scene should be a mess of the different characters' outfits and flesh being continuously amalgamated into afterimages for seconds at a time, leaving hideous trails of stretched fabric and skin behind where the characters' actual positions are. However, what actually happened is the characters relayed the information that the afterimage is inherent to just moving quickly, and it's only ever present when the writers feel like it should be.

[@Amartin-mu6oj]

@@guycoolSpore2 Not reading all that, but yeah it's really cool imo

[@adaurysantos]

Goku is 13 and Krillin is 14 in this

[@Datan1234]

Ok, watching a dude with no clue about normal anime shenanigans try to logic his way through so he doesn’t feel too lost has been a treat

[@KickyFut]

Cowboy Bebop movie has some great fights! I hope you can see Spike with the mop vs the badass cop chick! Some great JKD as well as some karate from her.

[@HumbleHurricane]

Sooo Awesome man. Love it. Im going to start doing videos like this in due time. Still learning how to make it all come together. Keep up the great work 💯 🔥

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

This was fun. You should do more anime fights. Thers so many shows and fights to view.

[@atisanoeatisanoe514]

Judging by your reaction to Baki scene I can tell you are already into anime just a lil more than your were before this video started

[@marcelocastro6992]

Everytime you get into a fight, ask for their type of woman

[@barrettdowell3985]

When i say "dragonball used to be about martial arts" this was one of the scenes i was talking about

[@Hakugarawe]

Please keep doing this^^

[@TheElbowMerchant]

Baki is a wild ride, for sure.

[@nurglematthew893]

Glad you didn't miss the opportunity to mention panda 2

[@elicoptere7582]

Tengoku daimakyou wins the award of the most underrated anime of this year

[@ODDiSEE_]

"wow that was kinda beautiful" At that moment sensei seth realized he might have to start watching combat sport anime.

[@GetBack2023Now]

W editor. Great selection

[@heathensworkshop145]

Man, if you're going to do another anime reaction. Please, please, please for the love of all martial arts, watch the fight scene between Kakashi and Obito from Naruto ship. It's one of the most beautiful fights that's ever been animated. Especially with the back story. Even without, it's a master work of animation.

[@syedshamrezrehanshahkazmi3324]

You should react to martial artists movie scenes like Jet Li, Bruce Lee, Donnie Yen, and Jackie Chan. You should also react to the fight scenes from Wheels On Meals (especially the last one against Benny the Jet and Jackie)

[@EonNite]

I love how confused Seth is because of the Todo and Yuuji false memory.

[@Hawkcam1996]

11:53 It’s a technique used in fighting anime called “Afterimage”. Basically, they move so fast that an image of them is left behind…sort of. Something along those lines

[@kamron_thurmond]

Early Dragon Ball really had good martial arts, and had a lot of focus action. Later Dragon Ball Z was so focused on high speed and energy attacks.

[@SomnathSaha-zs2uk]

Ya, but Goku vs cell had good fighting choreography. Other than most of the fights in DBZ is just screaming and energy blast

[@cubandarknez]

lol this was great, even better than I was expecting. Seth''s a funny dude

[@gani2546]

I'm surprised Kengan Ashura isn't on here

[@nathansicklerevans2841]

Goku and krillin in Dragonball was iconic. Goku was like 11 and krillin was 13 or somewhere around those ages.

[@Hawkcam1996]

11:11 They’re actually 12 and 13 years old. Goku is small for his age because he’s an alien/monkey boy and Krillin is small because he’s short in general, even as an adult.

[@GP120]

That was great! It would make my Day when the clips go full epic Mode if Mr. Editor sneaks in a one punch man k.o.

[@dizzlebizzle8424]

Zak being a weeb is what made this video, oh and his editing.

[@GourmetBurrito]

Rock Lee vs Gaara is the most iconic anime fight of my childhood

[@kaizenproductions00]

9:28 Goku is directly based off Chinese mythology character Sun Wukong the Monkey King. In fact, his full name "Son Goku" is the Japanese pronunciation of Sun Wukong.

[@nathanarmstrong7636]

I love the, next time on sensei Seth part. Lol

[@ernestorodriguez791]

give your editor a raise 👍🏾

[@Nastyn1nja808]

I already love Senseis stuff but holy crap i need more of guessing the context and analysis on the moves used in fights. So fun.

[@mrman-yj3bn]

Man the dragonball music takes me back. So epic.

[@Ahturos]

Really nice choice of anime for this. I know about Baki but not watched but heard it really gose deep into actual facts about fighting even if the levels of everyone are around 100. Jijitsu Kaisen I am sprised had such combat when it involves energy attacks and such. Dragonball in the early season had great use of martial arts. Nice of you to know the forms of monkey and horse, I know nothing of this so I learn more from you talking about this. I don´t know about the other show.

[@chriscolombie4135]

I think you’re gonna like kengan fights and hajime no ippo those two got the best choreography

[@Deathbystrudel]

Recommendation for Zack: The hospital fight scene. Animation is super smooth and has a combination of hand-to-hand and weapon work. Plus the Bruce Lee homage!

[@caven7931]

The fact that he said he "haunterd" him threw me off. Plz tell me ur a pokemon fan seth. That would make life so much better!

[@JDanimationsace]

IK i'm late.. but "he disapperated" is crazy lol

[@q2yogurt]

Goku and Krillin are like 12-13 at that point, so yeah baby children. Who both trained since they could walk pretty much.

[@ulhasanzk2249]

5:31 he blocked his chin from a straight jab that he did not see coming because of the spider. but it is definitely not an optimal way of blocking

[@CastIronFist]

Editor Senpai went crazy on this.

[@haydenford3794]

one anime that has really good realistic fights is kengan ashura like if cosmo imai vs adam dudley or naoya okubo vs kanoh agito

[@nicolaslugo9357]

The choso vs yuji fight in season 2 would be good to react to

[@user-lf8zm5bl4n]

Best scene transition on KZbin ever in that subject. 4:42

[@MrDrboomstick]

sometimes when someones brain is shaking and theyre going out, a punch that rattles their brian the other way can counter the effect. of course most of the time it jsut adds to the awfulness but now and again it balanaces out the brain rattle.

[@SGamer_Edits]

Goku vs Krilin if this rematch happens with that background music in DBS or DB(Daima) I will enjoy it. Only Dragon Ball fans can understand.

[@evil_panther3153]

Hey Seth you should react anime called Hajime No Ippo it's about boxing and they use real life technique like gazelle punch and many more.

[@ghostdude45]

Context for Krillin disappearing: Kuririn (Krillin) performed the after image--a technique involving extremely quick footwork to make it seem as if you disappear. Krillin and Goku can perform it to such a degree they can literally move faster than the normal eye can see, but an eerie tapping sound of their feet remains. Eventually Goku moves so fast there are no sound indicators of his footwork, so its impressive until everyone can fly lol.

[@elysian179]

I love that the moment JJK comes up he just goes "There was a panda?" Yeah that was everybodys reaction the first time seeing Panda 😂

[@R3TR0J4N]

Just the right people to react who have experience other forms and arts

[@gynowenyear1155]

I dont know if Zak mentioned it but can you watch some Vinland saga fights please or look at kenichi: the mightiest desciple thank you

[@Thelucassiwy]

Lol this needs to be a series now

[@Broken_Orbital]

You should add the names of each anime somewhere in the description of the video in case someone wants to check some of them out...not me..but definitely someone..

[@ZakFerguson]

Baki Hanma (Or Baki the Grappler. I can't remember where this scene is) Heavenly Delusion Jujutsu Kaisen Dragon Ball

[@fluppet2350]

For a anime with lots of really cool martial arts, check out Kenichi: Mightiest Disciple

[@user-fy8hm2px4t]

that outro was amazing

[@colbunkmust]

The ending was pretty perfect

[@erikstensaas1202]

Goku defeats Krillin by striking him with eight punches and a side kick that are so fast to the audience they think that all Goku did was make a face to startle Krillin out of the ring. The character Tien clarifies this after the fight

[@Ryroe]

I laughed when he looked if the muscles are right in a scene of BAKI. :D

[@IcyPhilosopher]

I had a ton of fun watching these. I think I'd watch every video you put out with anime fight reacts. Check out Tien vs. Roshi. Especially when they stop using tricks and do more hand to hand. Or Goku vs cell and Goku vs. Majin Vegeta in Z. Other great ones would be Ryu vs. Fei Long in the Animated Street Fighter movie and Spike vs. Vincent from the Cowboy bebop movie. Trust me.

[@IcyPhilosopher]

Kenichi has a ton vs a boxer, tae kwan do, muay thai. There's lots of training with karate too that Seth might enjoy. It starts pretty grounded but gets crazy later on.

[@aavila1206]

💯%

[@Jthao10]

Funny how at @1:37 Seth was trying to figure out what happened to Shunsei. It just goes to show that if Seth were in the anime, he probably would've gotten clipped by Baki's punch too 😂😅

[@SRMP970]

Fate apocrypha Chiron versus Achilles Is arguably one of the greatest animated fights in history in my humble opinion i would love to see you check it out