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In the old days,Hozoin Temple's Inshun was defeated by Miyamoto musashi.
Now he have one more chance that Miyamoto musashi allowed to fight with him.
Toyotomi hidetada, Yagyu munenori, Yagyu hyogonosuke are watching their fighting.
호조인의 인슌은 무사시에게 패배한 이 후 그와의 재대결을 위해 피나는 노력을 해왔다.
그리고 , 드디어 그 기회를 찾았다.
도요토미 히데타다, 야규 무네노리, 야규 효고노스케 등이 지켜보는 가운데 그들의 재 시합이 시작된다.
인슌의 설욕전이 될지, 아니면 무사시의 확실한 승리가 될지..
시합은 시작되고..
宝蔵院 の胤峻との再試合。
胤峻は先の敗北以来、武蔵を倒すために努力をし続けていたそうだ。
今、彼が望んだその機械を迎えた。
豊臣秀忠、柳生宗徳、柳生兵庫之助などがこの試合を見ているなかで、二人は必死の対決をする。
はたして、この試合は胤峻にとって雪辱を果たす機会になるか、それとも武蔵の確実な勝利になるか？

[@WatchMan283]

I remember in Vagabond, their second fight had like 6 chapters of them just staring at each other, and it was brilliant.

[@prachetasnayse9709]

Yes, I am still reading it.

[@loneronin6813]

Vagabond is my second favorite manga that I've read thus far. I haven't read that many, but in a way I think that speaks to its quality even more so as I don't usually get deep into manga or anime save for a fair few that really interest and impress me. My number one favorite is Berserk, but Vagabond is so close behind it that the term, "Breathing down its neck," is an understatement. I just wish that Vagabond could get a really well made anime if it hasn't already and I just don't know it.

[@WatchMan283]

@@loneronin6813 If it ever does finally get an adaptation, I hope it gets the Vinland Saga treatment and not the Berserk 2016 treatment. 🤣

[@loneronin6813]

@@WatchMan283 I agree absolutely!!! XD The one thing equal to my love of Berserk is my hate for the 2016 Berserk anime lol

[@PainkillerDCXVI]

​@@loneronin6813 Two manga with extreme hiatuses, lemme guess your favorite Shonen is Hunter x Hunter... I love these 3 and I've been reading them for the past 20 years but thanks to their problem in common I always wait at least a year before starting a new manga to check if the mangaka won't be an asshole to his audience. One thing is for sure though, when the mangaka has time to think and elaborate their world they create incredible plotlines and artwork, you won't find many Shonen at all with the quality of HxH for example, but I'd still love for Togashi to hire a full time illustrator for HxH or even drop the manga altogether and get a good writer to finish his work in a light novel.

[@arefrigerator396]

Read the manga "Vagabond". Brilliant storytelling between Musashi and Inshun. So good.

[@markmanhetherington1]

But which will unfortunately never get finished 😒

[@johnlansing2902]

The fact that a man can survive as many known duels as he did leaves the mind in wonder of his skills

[@u.v.s.5583]

If a million Samurai duel each other and in every duel one survives, one will have a 20-0 score. That's no indication of skill, that may well be a coincidence.

[@AtheismF7W]

He was incredibly skilled. Read his book (5 rings) and books about him

[@fortnitepros8025]

AtheismF7W he was dirty as hell

[@fortnitepros8025]

James D, writer of Fahrenheit 1984 I meant his fighting style and methods used. Sure he won and lived to figh another day, but his methods weren’t exactly honourable and I thought that’s what samurai were supposed to all be about. That’s why when I here him being referred to as the “greatest samurai “ I can’t agree. Greatest swordsman maybe.

[@johnlansing2902]

@@fortnitepros8025 the duels I am most familiar with usually placed him against either multi person ambush ...... fighting a expert swordsman with the oar from a boat ...... I believe his first kill was at 13 years old ..... thank you for your reply.

[@lestergeorges2991]

Born as "Takezo" , the history remembers him as "Musashi" ...

[@DTQC]

They did a really good job of capturing how Musashi would make full use of his second hand weapon and how he would understand the regular tempo of his opponent and then use that against him.

[@unixtohack]

Yes, it is, the internal vibrations.

[@joeking6972]

Clear your mind, and then fill it with your enemy. Adapt to defeat.

[@j.j.4708]

2:04 Shinobi Hunter Enshin of Misen falling victim to the infamous Mikiri Counter

[@junichiroyamashita]

Fun fact,the concept of mikiri comes from Musashi himself.

[@christopermitchell5019]

i love you

[@Tearintime]

Not only a pfp of my fav anime, but a reference to one of my fav games

[@hunggamerofficial3252]

And this is where Sekiro learned his Mikiri Counter move

[@jonathanspurgeon5638]

My exact thoughts!!!😂

[@ered203]

I always imagined that Inshun looked back on these two duels with great fondness and reverence regarding the times he not only fought against Musashi but was an integral part of his story. In my mind they became friends and this was a story Inshon told at every opportunity.

[@hattorihanzo8385]

At least he was alive unlike sasaki kojiro and hundreds of other musashi’s opponents…

[@maximusd26]

@@hattorihanzo8385 musashi was kinda an assh*le ngl

[@thomasedwards2240]

Dat mikiri counter tho

[@moongod6972]

perfectly timed

[@Linknot100]

lol my thought also, been playing sekiro for too long; I saw the kanji pop up

[@Skygerobrian]

Posture broke in two.

[@junichiroyamashita]

The concept of mikiri was created by Musashi.

[@thutaminzaw3947]

I knew it these kinds of comments will be here😂

[@idleeidolon]

and now you know where the mikiri counter comes from.

[@hunggamerofficial3252]

I think Musashi taught Mikiri counter to Owl, then Owl passed it on to Sekiro, just sayin' 😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌

[@darc8221]

It's funny how sometimes the best way to defeat your opponent is to not defend yourself but bait them into attacking you in the most direct way.

[@ethanmcfarland8240]

Got to love the ancient Japanese souls of the freeway of cars passing by the studio

[@asamiyashin444]

It's the wind.

[@oldfrend]

@@asamiyashin444 honestly sounds like a freeway to me. a freeway runs behind my back yard.

[@chaddonschaddons7084]

Similar thing happened to me in the South Bronx last Saturday. Big fat black lady was chasing me with a broom and I stepped on it when she swung at me. What she said afterward was a little different though.

[@kiba3x]

"Don`t step on my motorbike" ?

[@DrCruel]

No doubt, being kokujin, she apologized profusely for her insolence.

[@SiliconBong]

Regarding this Musashi guy, @@DrCruel ,he's always the victim of an aggravated assault with a weapon. Did he invite this sort of behaviour with words or actions or was his body odour so horrific decent people felt compelled to fight him?

[@DrCruel]

_“No matter if the enemy has thousands of men, there is fulfillment in simply standing them off and being determined to cut them all down, starting from one end.”_ - Tsunetomo Yamamoto, *Hagakure: The Book of the Samurai* _"Caedite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius."_ -Abbot Arnaud Amalric, prior to the massacre at Béziers

[@bulleh19]

Lmao..hi hi hi

[@hamzadesidragonsarwar]

He went on the offense even with the range disadvantage 😳😳

[@hunggamerofficial3252]

I think Musashi invented the "mikiri counter" for Sekiro to learn from

[@melquizedec]

in manga Vagabond this fight alone is like 500 pages....no kidding!

[@user-qg2uh8pe4u]

But it was fucking brilliant

[@antigomusiq4480]

Oh shot you here again

[@cypresswillow2591]

Half the time they were just staring at each other.

[@ceckolalovia]

yeah the manga is so much better in my opinion so much details ..

[@blizziar]

500 pages for a fight? Sounds like DBZ to me.

[@otorishingen8600]

brilliant move - not giving a flyin f... and went for it :D

[@sudharsanranga9389]

Reading Musashi's book the book of five rings is the real deal about this great samurai legend. I have just started it and it is relevant even today do read that book to know Musashsi's insights.

[@mauri4922]

What does it talk about exacly, does it have something to do with combat aswell?

[@GosokuRyuYodan]

@@mauri4922 It is a book of strategy.

[@gengis737]

@@mauri4922 It is a book assimilating strategy to an extension of martial art

[@hunggamerofficial3252]

Noted that, Musashi was ot a Samurai. He was a Ronin. A Ronin is not the same as a Samurai

[@colinmerritt7645]

There are some basic tactics, but yes. It's mostly strategy with a fair bit of the Bushido Code.

[@shengchenfan]

I liked his relaxed "Oh F**K It!" Demeanor and took him out if he wanted to.

[@Comicsluvr]

Two minutes of expert warriors circling...measuring the other's speed and skill. Musashi just figured out his opponent's weakness: His whole strategy is tied up in that stick...

[@chenjinguo]

Round two with Ishun 👍👍. Another great Musashi fight to keep come back for a watch. This time Musashi is different man both in mental state and skilled. I also love this version of Ishun for some reason 😁. Great video Mad Max5.

[@dpeasehead]

One of the actors playing a lord in this episode played Hideyoshi's brother in another NHK dyno drama series. I used to watch those samurai mini series on TV 26 on Saturday nights in the San Francisco bay area back in the 1980s. I would really like to know if those multi episode historical dramas are archived somewhere on the web so that they could be retrieved and enjoyed.

[@AceKylar]

2:06 for mikiri counter, rip posture bar

[@nazmierazali4101]

Dude, musashi is sekiro.... How can i not see it before

[@kimonowolf]

That is actually a real move that we have in the kata of Niten Ich Ryu, Musashi-sensei's school.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@@kimonowolf yup!

[@gregoryburris6374]

Excellent! 😉

[@TheChaoslusterhall]

Very interesting. Nice camera shots

[@LuisTorres-dl5gw]

Excelente. Exacto.

[@shkotayd9749]

He went 60-0 before deciding to retire from formal dueling.

[@klaede9666]

Just from the look on his face you can tell the monk dude was hesitating

[@The_Custos]

Yeah, that's intimidating. Musashi being able to parry polearms one handed, with his left, must have been quite frightening to face.

[@sgt.grinch3299]

Excellent…. I agree

[@GoodFebruarian]

See? There's no twirling in sword fight, excellent!

[@jhudsu1]

musashi crosses his feet tho

[@brownro214]

@@jhudsu1 Not Recommended.

[@brownro214]

Never turn your back toward your opponent.

[@brolly2479]

Excellent

[@jimmyjames6796]

Ah, so this is where DBZ gets its stare-down inspirations

[@foolwise4703]

That went very different from the novel :D - also, the air is sure beaten up badly at 1:44 by Inshun

[@worldtraveler7048]

WOW. Genius.

[@Skysong011]

This scene: Intro - 30 seconds Intense staring - 90 seconds Action - 15 seconds

[@dennischang2803]

Dude... just... be greatful... 15 seconds of action..... Chuck Norris would have stopped at "intense staring"... 🤪

[@coolcatbaron]

Just like One Piece

[@Shoobee63]

Scholars say Musashi DID use a weapon in each hand as often as he could

[@StevesSlideandJazz]

Me too!

[@XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXXxXxxccx]

Amazing talent

[@gareth4903]

2:03 ok I'm done with your dance ! 😁

[@paulsimmons5726]

Long weapons only matter if the opponent is outside. Once he breeches the effective range, the long weapon is at a clear disadvantage.

[@listrahtes]

Sounds fancy but breaching the range advantage is extremely difficult. Thats why swords stopped being a relevant factor on the battlefield long before shooting weapons were introduced.

[@protocetus499]

​@@listrahtesbecause war is different from individual duel

[@ganeme9454]

当時は全然思わなかったけど、引きで見るとコントっぽいのよね。

[@pedrobrandt7513]

Li e reli o livro. Adquiri o filme, é ótimo poder ver o que o excepcional escritor registrou em letras essa história incrível da evolução técnica, pessoal e espiritual desse grande homem.

[@RayshiaRoman]

So this is what happened at Shimosa

[@syk6924]

액션도 꾸지지만 서로 노려보는게 반이다~~

[@arturkarpinski164]

What a gentleman

[@siddiaz1623]

Sugoi!!!

[@KevintheVerbose]

Thanks for posting this. Which film is this?

[@johnmar1622]

this is when the real fight is before special effect is introduced.

[@jdgoesham5381]

It makes me want to re read the manga Vagabond but it makes me sad thinking it will never be finished unless someone takes it over. But it's been since 2015 it's been on "hiatus" so I find that doubtful. But it's still worth reading even though there's no end. But you know the real story so it helps finish it out in your head. But it's a great story and the duels are really good.

[@kuritamobiletruth]

これってまだ海老蔵がメチャクチャやってた頃のドラマだよね。遊んだ女の一人が妊娠して隠し子が生まれたりクズ連中と付き合ったり（後にぶちのめされたが)。悪いけどこれ見てもそういう事しか思い浮かばないわ

[@kevinhenderson5520]

i dont know how realistic a lot of these fight scenes were; however most one on one samurai sword duels were fought with the emphasis of striking you r opponent with the first blow... so much emphasis and power was put in the first swing and if a person over extended themselves then that was it... so in a sense some of the fight scenes could be pretty accurate. it's whoever kills his opponent with the first strike that wins... that's what samurai duels and training is based on..

[@d0mochi]

It’s like the manga vagabond coming to life

[@gilmardealmeidagarcia896]

muito bom .

[@amazingvideos4259]

This is called confidence.

[@paulomenezes2928]

Baita!

[@lobziklobz7419]

Хороший фильм!

[@lidiasulcaacosta6483]

La lucha está buenicimo

[@juliogarcia-xz1tv]

This was a real snoooooooooooooozefest of a fight

[@delfinoneuroticon951]

Excelente musica...genial

[@crozraven]

If I remember correctly, this fight is much more intimate (no audiences) in Vagabond manga.

[@tjguzik]

if I remember correctly, this fight has never happen in REAL LIFE of Miamoto Musashi.....

[@Agorante]

People like duels. Me too. For example when I was a kid every night every channel had a Western playing. Most of the shows had a gunfight at high noon on the main street. There were a lot of cowboy movies too and they all had a quick draw duel. But while there were plenty of killing in the Old West some claim there were only two real such fights in reality. One included Bill Hickok. I read all these Osprey Duel books. But the publisher has a problem. In WWII there were almost no tank duels. The computer tank gamers don't care. They watch these duels endlessly on their computers, In the West noblemen dueled with swords to defend their honor. But in the Tokugawa era all the Samurai carried swords but disputes were not solved this way. The Daimyo or other higher ranking official would simply order the one he chose to kill himself. Musashi did fight duels, but later in the period dueling was discouraged. Dueling Samurai are like fast draw cowboys - mostly seen in movies.

[@sleepwalker8994]

Musashi is not a samurai, he's a wandering swordsman, who trained himself by challenging dojos. And all of his fights were just an ordinary duel between dojo and a swordsman who seek a worthy opponent.

[@kapitan19969838]

Nice

[@Agorante]

@@sleepwalker8994 Well if Musashi wasn't a Samurai, it's news to me. He is of course the subject of the great Samurai trilogy. I read Musashi's book and watch a lot of Musashi videos on KZbin. Everyone else seems to think Musashi was a Samurai. How about a source?

[@williamchadwick7948]

If it is true (as I've read) that Mushashi never bathed, his B.O. probably paralyzed a lot of his opponents.

[@JohnBullard]

And had terrible excema on his face and scalp that probably made him look like a red-faced demon.

[@lorenagarcia8322]

No toilet paper too?

[@User_1976_Dodge]

For those who wonder what the Movie name is: It's TV series "Miyamoto Musashi " 1984

[@ZalMoxis]

are you sure as the actor at the start is the Japanese fighter Jet Li's character fights in Fearless

[@vietvu7658]

So Musashi invented Mikiri counter huh?

[@mcmenace1arizona68]

Gonna go with the water stance my guy

[@paddyodriscoll8648]

I just realized who the actor playing Musashi looks like. He looks like the actor Orlando Jones.

[@user-ef2bq6ul2l]

最後はちょっと無理がある

[@user-jv7lw8tj6v]

От копья легко увернуться, если бьют не в тебя. В реальности, Мусасе нужно было бы проявить недюжинные акробатические навыки. Потомучто хорошо нанесенный удар тяжелым копьём тяжело блокировать. Там одного бы древка хватило бы. Один раз таким дрыном по хребтине получишь, и из рук всё само вывалится.

[@ivansmola]

В реальности у столь длинного копья и инертность не слабая, и при промахе это немалый проигрыш во времени.,что даёт отличный шанс контратаки для фехтовальщика, а так же всегда есть возможность метнуть малую катану с дистанции. Впрочем чаще всего решает сугубо индивидуальное мастерство, а не вид оружия. Имхо.

[@torjimon]

Мусаська против Инсюни... Как это мило! Какое психологическое напряжение! Я чуть ни описал дивал, пока сидел смотрел... :))

[@TrueBlue2122]

Great scene! Where did you find this good quality version?

[@bangmasse3644]

youtube has full episodes just search it..

[@gloctic4818]

sekiro shadows die twice

[@8legstarot819]

Damn right

[@unechaine1]

La meilleure défense c'est l'attaque :) One point.

[@VChong1991]

Everytime that one background japanese guy goes : MIGOU-TOH!!!! after a fight.

[@DavidM-um2uk]

Actual realistic combat moves? I must find this film.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Haha

[@MD-jk3ol]

二天一流も宝蔵院流槍術もまだ残ってるね

[@ikhwan90]

Good

[@MassyBiagio]

the greatest samurai ever

[@georgew.hayduke4481]

2:05 Mikiri counter!

[@RichterBelmont2235]

1:16 Death Forest monster jingle.

[@ColombianoSuperior]

_This musashi looks like Kenshin Himura from Rurouni kenshin_ ✌🏻

[@nikolaytekuchev136]

The only difference is that Musashi knew that the sword is weapon and a tool used for killing and that it would not serve another purpose, or mortal combat in general, no matter how anyone would try to adorn or decorate it.

[@ColombianoSuperior]

Nikolay Tekuchev Well, Kenshin had the idea that u could protect others with the sword (weapons). so, yea, I guess they are idealistically different.

[@symbolofhope1258]

Epic of Remnant

[@handellmodeste3519]

mushashi said he favors the bokota which is d wooden sword because in his grip the wood carries more of va kinetic feeling than steel

[@reigenlucilfer6154]

bokuto*

[@guyblew1733]

Very film short. Where does one get the full length videos?

[@cynamonstudio]

The most interesting part of the fight was ... the end of the vid itself.

[@NamPham-ph2tu]

Japanese movie never be good, the actor's always overact so much.

[@joaomarreiros4906]

When you make your opponent flinch you have already won.

[@BruceEEvans1]

Boh-oo-oh-RING!

[@sigma7568]

Ossu!

[@hosainpourshir5829]

Mercy musashi❤

[@datguy729]

Nice mikiri counter

[@tropicalterrarium1742]

What ist he name of this tv show?

[@ariffadam5611]

I've never lost a match fighting over 100 people. All below 5 yearold.

[@010RTT]

Subarashii

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

As a Judo black belt, i relate so much to this.

[@flyingdragon7547]

いやいやいや、全然見事に見えねえから。

[@colinmerritt7645]

"Fear my little stick!" "Yeah? Fear my rake!"

[@SlashRfnR]

"Always Mikiri counter... then stab the mofo" - Musashi, probably

[@jinjin-gh9yg]

これだけの時代劇…再放送は、しないのですか…残念です、

[@davisthome289]

Musashi is greatest Japanees samurai ever lived..

[@jiangalang4]

Anjin has been practicing

[@austindillon443]

Musashi looks like Mike Damone from Fast Times at Ridgemont High

[@ShubukiDouji]

sorry, where can i whatch this serie/movie?

[@TK-cy2hm]

観た感想:歌舞伎だった。

[@ronsindric4241]

Has there ever been a crossing of Blades between Musashi and Zatoichi- Blind Maseuse ?

[@aage3060]

Musashi actor is way too short. In reality Musashi Miyamoto was at least 180 cm an era where average Japanese men were less than 160 cm. That enabled him huge reach advantage over his opponents. Nowadays with average height of Japanese men reaching 170 cm, in order to show real Musashi's performance actor should have at least 193 cm.

[@Chemicalkinetics]

Real Musashi should be ugly looking too.

[@aage3060]

One of the contributing factors for his greatness was his height and long hands. Imagine 183 cm guy stabbing 160 cm guy with katana while the latter's tip of katana is nowhere nearly reaching his hands lol

[@aage3060]

Well if there is a porn movie based on life story of famous womanizer with great phallic dimensions, then penis size should be an issue either. As for Musashi's case as I previously said, he was basically a giant among midgets with great reach advantage over the later, which had great contribution on his victories. Just the way Klitschko brothers in boxing or Semmy Schilt in kickboxing get advantage by their sheer sizes. That's why I am implying actor's height, you fucking moron.

[@islamicschoolofmemestudies]

Aag E actually katana was made relative to the wielder's height and arm length to provide better reach. So musashi would probably get an 82/85cm katana which was big for a katana that time. Except he needs to steal a sword.

[@Agorante]

Age E I love it when you and Jacob Jones call each other idiots. It's so much better that this boring Samurai fight clip.

[@indelibleindia2845]

If looks could kill, this would be a great contest.