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[@JohnDoe-tf5my]

"How did you read my attack?!" "You screamed like an idiot before you made it."

[@Thenamelessgod-cz9em]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@etherealbladerx8153]

Nice joke ^_^ but the leaf helped him

[@gwattsrealestate]

The Best Laugh in Days!!🌝

[@rezmatic7763]

Lmao

[@rumuelnathanael8043]

Make sense...

[@dbeaton1111]

"The leaf let me in on it." And so, Katayama Yuuki died confused.

[@oratank]

maybe his ki was revealed by leaf falling pattern so Musashi read from it

[@KingTotz]

@Chris Greey Jesus never taught a pantheistic worldview. Yahweh is a personal Being outside space and time. Not some force that permeates all living things.

[@NicNico]

@Darius Kang Sorry, but the association with natural elements and spirituality/mysticism is Shinto in Japan. Sure Zen has some elements of that, but Zen is more concerned (obsessed) with the phenomenon of sunyatta (emptiness) which isn't animism or spiritual at all, really.

[@luminousxd5269]

@@oratank How come you are so observant? That's amazing.

[@Clark_808]

He said this dumbass is waiting for that leaf to hit the ground and hes too close to do any other strike all he can do is counter

[@dpeasehead]

After enduring an interminably long blistering stare contest with his opponent, our hero Musashi finally dropped the stick wielding hobo with a single strike, and thus reclaimed the title of the most unkempt ronin in Japan.

[@vitorshaolin]

Lmao

[@rishi2791]

Lol !!😀😃

[@PlacidDragon]

LOL!!

[@agetensix175]

interestingly, according to legend, Musashi never took a bath. apparently, he was ambushed or he ran into an enemy or three while taking a bath several times, buck naked and unarmed. so, he swore off bathing entirely as an excuse to always carry his sword with him XD

[@Drink8250]

I love the use of interminably long, as if one could take a break and come back

[@starflakmyriad5394]

Of course, when Musashi realized that his opponent could read his mind, Musashi knew instantly that he would be victorious in this battle. He knew this because Musashi never fights with a set plan or strategy: he reacts to his opponent spontaneously and naturally. Meanwhile, his opponent is fixated upon the external world for his cue when and how to attack. In a strange way, his opponent's greatest strength is also his greatest weakness. When the leaf touches the ground, Yuki strikes but Musashii instantly counters. The leaf is simply a symbol of the external world. Yuuki's strategy depends on studying his opponent, while Musashi employs the no-mind of Zen which is a mirror. Yuuki never had a chance. In his last seconds of consciousness, Yuuki asks if Musashi read his mind. Musashi replies that no, the leaf told him, meaning that it was Yuki's penchant for waiting for an external cue, i.e. reading someone's mind, that determines the outcome.

[@yegenek]

However, according to sources Musashi almost always devised clever strategies before entering duels. Arriving too late to anger or too early to surprise to gain the upper hand in psychological warfare. Also improvising a taller bokken from an oar and taking the sun behind him when confronting Kojiro this is a pretty elaborate strategy.

[@curledup]

amazing. thank you 🙏

[@KlingonGamerYT]

it was the bloody leaf.... you gotta listen guys

[@FalconWindblader]

@@yegenek Which is why his way of fighting worked so well when he got to the scene. With his enemies being on edge at almost all times, it makes it it far easier for him to just stay focused & react accordingly.

[@rishi2791]

@@KlingonGamerYT Lol !!

[@DominionCampTV]

Every immortal in the Highlander universe is happy that Musahi wasn’t an immortal.

[@RAJ1]

Yep! Closest thing they had to Musashi being immortal was Aragami.

[@andredfreitas6909]

If Musashi was one of the imortals the prize would be his...😎😋

[@wah-nderer9452]

@@andredfreitas6909 ?

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

There would be only one. Lol

[@andredfreitas6909]

@@DANTHETUBEMAN you are RIGHT man!!! 😁😁😁

[@c.galindo9639]

Even though it is drawn out how they make it intense with just the monologue and you know what’s coming next it makes you feel closer to the characters portrayed here. True art in choreography and performing display

[@natrelacoustix]

"Did you read my thoughts?" 'Nope! I read the script...'

[@crazylarryjr]

Yup plot armor to blame for everything

[@markusharroldhailey6688]

Lol nice one

[@SunsetMichael]

Imagine beating someone so well the subtitles stop working

[@asterisqke8603]

💀

[@aboulabs]

this is from the taiga drama " musashi" if you are interested.

[@kylegoto2239]

I loved this series when I was growing up

[@artdoccmd8778]

aboulabs n

[@Eon-Nova]

HI, I am interested but am having trouble finding it. what year would this be listed as being filmed?

[@Eon-Nova]

is it this one wiki.d-addicts.com/Musashi

[@fsulongm]

@@Eon-Nova Yes. But if this has piqued your interest in Musashi, I suggest watching the "Samurai Trilogy" in its entirety. All 3 films about his life, filmed in the mid 50s, the incomparable Mifune starring - heck, one of them even won an Oscar as I remember. Must-see films, even if your're not a Samurai fan. Nothing about Musashi has ever been better.

[@Tezorus]

" Hey look, a movie that doesn't use the same narration types and rythme than the one I grew up with and therefore is more difficult for me to understand. Let's mock that strange thing ".

[@Rampageotron]

It was pretty cool how the tengu dude read Musashi's thoughts just from the expression on his face and then answered them vocally.

[@StormWolf01]

I thought that Musashi was the guy on the left. I heard he was wild and didn't care for his appearance.

[@jacobmoll2878]

StormWolf01 to the samurai, that was unkept. the demon was even more so and to the point that he wasn't liked in polite company. if you notice the looks of the observers.

[@lordofthebeltsthereturnoft1127]

I don't know why you think that, seems Americans think that. Musashi had a painting of him while he was having his fortune told, there is nothing unkempt or dirty about him. He had his hair tied back and is clean shaven and wearing decent clothes.

[@lordofthebeltsthereturnoft1127]

Wrong, Musashi wasn't unkempt and what you are talking about are Oni and they are not dirty men either. The samurai class were actually a rich class, Musashi was a samurai and he was originally raised by his Monk uncle and being a messy vagrant isn't a trait of Buddhism, Musashi is painted and he wasn't a dirty man. He tied his hair back and had nice clothes and was clean shaven. So you Americans basing him off stupid pictures that western people draw of him on deviantart really need to get an education.

[@rogerlimoseth4790]

StormWolf01 me too.. Musashi was very unkempt and refused to bathe, because he didnt want to be separated from his sword.

[@josuefox]

it was true when he was Shinmen Takezō, not when he became Musashi Miyamoto

[@rolffriedrichwitte]

In age of 8Jahrs was the firthst Time in TV see Musashi. Now i,m 63 Jahrs and still i Love this old Films.

[@rolffriedrichwitte]

High Friends, i am from Germany and Thank you very much to sending this anwer 😉🙏👍

[@tonyduran5845]

Note to self: Never have a sword duel in autumn under foliage.

[@Ulvetann]

and remember your eye-drops.

[@Cardinalbins]

I love the music soooo much. I adore this dysonant melodys🤩 Alone this epic music is enough reason for me to watch this movie

[@nicolasguerra5669]

Ennio Morricone

[@ReesArchibald]

I can't link the original music for some reason. It's the Lulu Suite by Alban Berg and I am pretty sure this is Section 5. Adagio.

[@Cardinalbins]

@@ReesArchibald thank you, you are my savior

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

@@ReesArchibald Are you sure? I thought it was Toru Takemitsu, but you might be right. I came onto the comments to find out.

[@somebodysnobody]

Really beautiful. So delicate and raw. A brutality and beauty as one. Japanese cinema just hits that spot perfectly.

[@umbrellacorp.]

Awesome video. It's been a while since I've seen a fight like this. Musashi is a true Legend. Thanks.

[@burtonrivera5253]

The point of the leaf is following intuition, the plane of action above reasoning. As timing is everything, this shows how far the soul travels once you "leave" the mind behind

[@burtonrivera5253]

What the hell was I thinking then? It's really funny to look back...

[@akito7025]

Nah ur comment is very lucid

[@santyclause8034]

Reason is a High Order action of consciousness, Intuition is a reflexive action ie. it is not a conscious act. Anyway, what the OP wrote is in upside down order: following Intuition is a Plane of action below Reason, and thus faster. With fewer moving paths.

[@Burton_aka]

Well the following statement was likely putting the 5d 4d 3d into perspective how it translated to this event. While science equates to efficiency, unexpected aspects tend to filter in. The unfettered mind and the unfettered heart align more readily to unfettered actions. Advaita Vedanta < non-duality > All there is-is consciousness. Consciousness is all there is.

[@travispatenaude9139]

This video was uploaded 7 yrs ago, and the stare down is still going!!!

[@daviddavid5880]

Legend has it that when he was a teenager musashi defeated a sword-wielding tough with nothing more than a knife. The guy was a true mutant. Just naturally badass.

[@keithpurduecroft]

Musashi is a legend. Musashi Miyamoto. Subete no hyo Musashi!

[@wrudn]

Admiral Nagumo must have known this story because he hesitated and hesitated waiting for leaf to fall during the battle of Midway. Unfortunately for Japanese this was middle of the ocean and the battleships were quickly set on fire by Americans, long before he was ready to act.

[@HochgeborenKlown]

Musashi is the guy with good hair, Katayama is the demon with bad hair and bad moves that got his head bonked...Wonderful acting while fighting over a sentient leaf...

[@cameronfox4401]

@M Heisenberg lmao what

[@virial1337]

@M Heisenberg Your comment is grossly inaccurate.

[@iSCORPIONNEXT]

The greatest swordsman that ever lived!! I didn't know he went against Tengu... Now I know!! B.A.M.F.

[@davkahd46]

musashi never attacked twice he finish all the enemy just one attack that is why he become legend undefeated

[@thedryingpole...2380]

Preoccupied by a single leaf... And you can't see the tree

[@nangidkram8652]

Have I just watched one of the greatest scenes ever?

[@mothertree]

lol I do not think so

[@neonknight5857]

Nay.

[@rickd248]

Nangid Kram I believe the scene on the beach where Musashi kills his opponent with a club he carved out of an oar. At least out of the three movies that is the one I like the best.

[@neko281]

Nangid Kram yes

[@Jndthree]

no, you didn't

[@johneric040]

Flow State: The BOok of VOid nice

[@GLARELIS4LOL]

The man playing Katayama should have portrayed Musashi. Disheveled, unwashed and unkempt.

[@The6thRonin]

That leaf just reminded me of the Serenity scene - I am a leaf on the wind

[@longclaw99]

Watch me soar.

[@jasonmcmurry1281]

The6thRonin .......killed with a big wooden splinter too.

[@rocketraccoon1976]

+ The6thRonin Uhhhh...that technique didn't work out so well in the end.

[@HosakaKeitarou]

Nooooo why'd you remind meee

[@Sh_rib]

How do Reavers clean their spears? They put them through a wash lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@spitfirelast8761]

Imagine making a 2 hour movie with this two staring at each other. And getting a best movie in grammys for crying out loud.

[@suzannetambeling3169]

nobita from doraemon was the reason why musashi is always late at every duel, hahahaha,anyone saw that episode of doraemon?

[@jamesrofle6841]

yes i saw that episode where Nobita went back through time and met Musashi

[@hyperhektor7733]

you mean nobita from "find your love in japan" ? xd

[@ajikoko8905]

Man of culture knows what he talks about. When Musashi became Nobita's disciple, that made me laugh so hard. I already read finished Musashi Novel back then

[@johno1544]

The guy on the left probably looked more like Musashi in real life.

[@sonatine5645]

Anyone thinking Musashi was a dirty, mountain weirdo kinda guy... you're confusing him with Mas Oyama.

[@tenshin2002]

Actually Oyama was inspired by Musashi to isolate himself in the mountains.

[@robg521]

Mas Oyama's time in the mountains was publicised as his self exile In the wilderness to remove the modern world's distractions in his pursuits to find himself and perfect his training techniques. So good was this publicity that his student would search him out to join him and train alongside in this wilderness. What they didn't publicise was the fact that he was actually wanted by the police at the time LOL

[@wolfcub1835]

Mas obama

[@holojam705]

Maz cantina

[@nathanlewis2681]

I've read the book. I thought Musahi to be the more unkempt one. Plus he would never fight from a frozen stance. You don't need to, so why put yourself at that disadvantage.

[@The_Custos]

The flow of his dual counter-attacks must have been a sight to behold.

[@blackironslayer7228]

So I think I've figured it out. Katayama killed himself here. When he fixated on the leaf Musashi inferred from it that when that leaf was going to touch the ground he was going to strike. So Musashi infers based off his current guard what possible strikes that Katayama would do when he would strike making impossible for Musashi not to be able to counter strike. Now... It would be ridiculous to assume that Katayama was basing his attack timing off of a leaf, however this is where he nails another nail in his coffin. In his dialogue with Musashi he demonstrates that despite being wild and unkempt he was actually quite poetic by nature calling themselves demons. Poetic enough to allow a leaf to decide the fate of the duel.

[@Jamhael1]

Hmmm... the poetic nature of Katayama was, in the end, the weak spot in his strategy. Besides, what better way to make a beautiful, almost artistic way of killing, then to be at moment when a leaf that had fallen from a tree touches the ground? Musashi was not simply a strategist or a swordsmen, the guy was a detective making sheer psychological analysis of their adversaries based on their behaviour and attitudes towards him. Sun Tzu would be proud of him, that is for sure, because Musashi followed the greatest rule of the Art of War to perfection: "Know the enemy and know thy self, and even if you fight a thousand battles, you will always be victorious".

[@АлександрКолосов-ъ2г]

how long have they been looking at each other!!! Almost fell asleep.

[@stevetheduck1425]

It was almost exactly three minutes. There's a clock on the screen.

[@KaedeharaKazuha1524]

Musashi Sama was a great man no one is as great as He. But nowadays many rumors are flowing up about Him like his madness, his character and his hygiene but Don't believe in rumors.

[@charlesdumat8477]

The staredown alone could have its own movie.

[@yugen]

I thought Musashi was supposed to be the large, dirty, unkempt figure?

[@xXDarkxIdealsXx]

Yeah i thought the same thing when i first saw this.

[@kataokasaga]

Same here

[@RandomDude-bo1lg]

who is musashi lol

[@heavymic8582]

Dallas Van Winkle he is musashi lost...historicaly not true tho

[@javigomez2508]

The one who wins. This is a scene from the Taiga Series "Musashi" with 49 episodes.

[@ДмитрийФролов-к2г]

Я уснул дожидаясь развития событий.

[@bia8367]

The 3 mins of build-up tho

[@lucianodaloia2088]

Gg ZH FH s garagiste g TG g ds dans Graff d’assassin g FG haha d

[@ox9653]

I see...whoever will attack first = he's loose....Fortunetly a falling leaf give Musashi "an idea" for having best timing to distract katayama's mind and force him to attack first.

[@Dogasus]

i remember watching saint seiya episode as a kid, its normal for 1 battle lasts 20 episode just to nostalgic and stare each other

[@jershmersh6573]

"did you read my thoughts?" "Nah, you're just slow as fuck"

[@mysticdragonwolf89]

When screaming fails to give you the blonde uptight hair and the super power boost of a sayien.

[@BeegBWolf]

This is long before the incident with Yujiro

[@minuano2ndtrueancestor865]

Ahhh a Baki fan i see

[@wongcheukkwan]

劍聖宮本武藏與高手片山幽鬼決鬥，兩人等待對方出手。一片樹葉落在兩人之間，宮本並沒有分心，但是片山可能分心，以為自己先出手必勝；但是宮本知道當樹葉落在地上那一刻，片山必定出手，他已經掌握了何時出手的時機！

[@kamespinosarojas9225]

Leaf: don't mind me I just wanna be the only leaf on the ground.

[@rumuelnathanael8043]

This is equivalent of that cowboys duel.

[@u.v.s.5583]

Lucky Luke vs. Joe Dalton.

[@jmver6105]

all dialogue is dangerous. no man is a devil. no man is an animal. The demon that upset Musashi's mind made him say these things to upset Katayama's mind and thus dominate him as well. no man is a devil. The fight is not against flesh or blood but against the hosts and powers of darkness. the truth is: darkness will not prevail over light

[@MAC071]

"Did you see it?" "No, even the deaf could hear your stupid scream, SMH(in Japanese)"

[@bullymaguire6231]

20% Fights and talking 80% Staring contest

[@frankyb196]

What is the series tittle

[@nghitran2415]

This is magnificent, for those who did not understand what Musashi meant when he said "the leaf told me" he referred to the slight breeze coming from the right that blew the leaf to the left; therefore, Katayama would swing from the right to the left(sword fighting 101, never swings yours sword and body against the wind even how slightly its blow because monentum and power lost) Musashi countered it by smack it down and one swift move to the head.

[@3618499]

😄 “ Blame It on The Leaf. “

[@OldManTheseDays]

If either one of those guys was staring me down like that I’d probably wet myself and run.

[@ktkool8468]

keep the palm a lotus silk whisper. keep your eye an early spring dew drop sparkle. and keep your soul void with crystal clarity.

[@leoneltoroc8538]

Wooden Swordsman of Playing.

[@righteousbrother9402]

That was hard, epic!😈💟😈

[@greensynchronize3721]

I want to see him in Dual Wield since he is a dual wield specialist

[@dr.christian8461]

you mean brave fencer musashi

[@macbolan9374]

That duel with the guy armed with a wooden halberd (musashi vs inshun2.) It was nothing like fma which does two sticks / blades quite often.

[@votographindonesia850]

leave: im no plane im no bird, im a ninjaaa

[@edopieri4697]

And they say anime is bad....

[@7in1]

Ты прочитал мои мысли? Нет. Услышал как ты громко орёшь перед замахом

[@shauntoronto9779]

Damn Sekiro is looking pretty good, next gen graphics and all.

[@maxelldenomie6131]

Strike when you feel emptiness.

[@TheCycleofGood]

Моисей (пророк иудаизма) - Муса (пророк ислама) - Мусаши (Мастер самурайского меча)

[@unclehraefnar]

Even if I had money, I wouldn't donate, because you didn't put enough information about the clip, in the description. What is the TITLE of the movie it is from?

[@johndarcangelo6893]

Should read his bio The Lone Samurai by William Scott Wilson. Truly incredible life.

[@lordofthebeltsthereturnoft1127]

FYI at Americans in the comments, Musashi wasn't a dirty man or a vagrant looking bum. Nor do pictures of Americans drawing him on deviant art represent him. There are paintings of him, he wore nice clothes and was clean shaven and tied his hair back, he was after all a samurai and they weren't poor. The story only says that he turned up late and unkempt to this particular battle (which may have something to do with the fact that he had to get over to that Island on boat). So it's possible his clothes were a bit dirty and he had sweat on him in that battle when he arrived etc. But claiming he was a dirty and uncleanly hairy homeless looking person is just retarded. He turned up notably unkempt to that particular battle, get over it. He wouldn't be noted for turning up unkempt if that was how he always was, use your brain. He was raised by his Buddhist monk uncle, to be clean and tidy is one of their ways of life. That is why they tie their hair back, wear tidy clothes, make sure the temples are neat, keep things simplistic, shave face hair etc. There is a drawing of Musashi when he is an old man and he does look scruffy and a bit fat, but what can you expect when he is old?

[@Sekhubara]

Lord of the belts: The return of the KING I had thought Musashi San was unkempt. Thank you for this advice.

[@LOOMING_WRAITH_OF_BAD_OMEN]

@Lord of the belts: The return of the KING You seem to like pointing out that Westerners like to portray him as dirty and unkempt and cry about Deviant Art, but do nothing to mention the Japanese themselves also portray Musashi as unkempt and wild. Not to mention that Musashi is well known for being a ronin (a masterless samurai). Ronin were often looked down upon and seen as vagabonds and ruffians, so that's probably where the portrayal comes from.

[@hotpopcorncake]

Can someone show me a picture of musashi how he really look like i'm confuse

[@himurogemma6032]

You'll only get a drawing of what he looked like how accurate that is is anyone's guess,also how the hell is someone going to show you a pic of him on yt?

[@godinreverse675]

He was a ronin, he had no master

[@Abdullah-tu9mo]

name of the movie please

[@yamabushi170]

Everybody gangsta until the leaf hits the ground

[@andriesscheper2022]

Read the book: Musashi!

[@qstogg7955]

The most advance form of chest

[@pileofashes85]

What exactly did the leaf tell him?

[@johneric040]

Zen teaching men.. Nothingness.. try to meditate.. and hear the sound of one hand clapping

[@johneric040]

the book of void in the book of 5 rings

[@rocketraccoon1976]

+ Sir GinzVII Maybe the scruffy guy's chi energy somehow affected the leaf, altering its trajectory, allowing Musashi to read his intentions. There's a scene in the Chinese movie Hero where Nameless gets to within 10 paces of the Emperor, and suddenly all the flames of the lamps in front of the Emperor start tilting towards him, as if there was a strong wind blowing them, even though there was no wind. The Emperor had those lamps put there as an alarm. If the flames of the lamps didn't change, then that meant the person in front of the Emperor wasn't hostile. But if they did, especially towards the Emperor, then that meant the person was an enemy (the hostile nature of the person's chi energy would push the flames toward the Emperor). I could be wrong, but something like this might be what they're alluding to in this scene.

[@odiwalker3973]

Remember guys, Musashi was a very umpretentious and pragmatic samurai. There's no metaphysical aspect to the leaf stuff. Once he saw the leaf falling, Musashi assumed (much like the audience) that his oponent would be drawn into attacking the moment the leaf touched the floor. That's what the leaf "told" him.

[@deemarty6618]

My money IS on body heat

[@g2macs]

If only hobo-ronin thought of wearing a hat, maybe they would be naming ships after him.

[@MisterGrandonk]

Kenshin rouroni

[@stevedoe1630]

This style of suspense is very appeasing. I am not much familiar with the series or the characters; however, I like this director very much.

[@moseslarios650]

Read The Book of Five Rings, most of his victories were won with his boken sword carved wood

[@GeneTrujillo]

Not most of his battles. As far as I know, only his most famous and last. Said bokken he famously carved from an oar.

[@mosesvaladez7362]

Being straight is the closest distance between 2 points. And lunging only drew the 2 points even closer.

[@nyaknyaknyak]

Eye drops anybody?!?! Nobody is blinking!!

[@abstractfactory8068]

damn, these mexicans went all in

[@agonleed3841]

🤣

[@aldrianevampir9570]

Its like anime bleach, all talk and stares and then one slash, talk again and done.

[@IMNODOCTOR]

YUUKI'S MIND: "I will attack once that fucking leaf gets out of the way." MUSASHI'S MIND: "The fool, waiting for that leaf to fall before attacking me... typical emotional anime character." 😂😂😂

[@salamandarin8626]

wow what an anti climactic battle...

[@zackfair_og]

Get out

[@andialam2427]

90% scenario 10% fight

[@Kyrieru]

I've never seen this, and only read a bit of the manga Vagabond, so I instantly assumed the hobo dude had to be Musashi.

[@kazuoua]

The real fight was in the staring contest, anything after that were theatrics.

[@TheCota700]

está demasiado magnificado el tema de la katana. El único enfrentamiento guerrero contra españa fué en el siglo XVI, 3000 guerreros japoneses, varios cientos de samurais contra 60 españoles, fueron derrotados con 1000 muertos, en Luzón

[@kaysmile-ny1hq]

it does not make sense to quote this event, it was a naval battle, the samurai involved were samurai fron the ashigaru infantry, the lower class of samurai, and japanese ships, atakebune, were weaker in this period due to the scarcity of material and knowledge.

[@kaysmile-ny1hq]

no tiene sentido citar este evento, fue una batalla naval, los samuráis involucrados eran de la infatería ashigaru, la classe baja de samurais, y los barcos japoneses, atakebune, eran más débiles en este periodo debido a la escasez de material y conocimiento.

[@alexn0s]

The origin stories of Spike Spiegel (Jon Cho) - the shogun in green

[@douglassun8456]

Is this from a movie, or from a taiga drama?

[@mikitadou]

Let's be honest guys, this guy wasn't really a demon.

[@marconjakecanonoy]

I've waited for too long and that's all I get?

[@atune2682]

this scene was great.

[@deadby15]

I wonder who wrote the music... It's quite good.

[@epokepok8019]

Now I know where did Musashi Venom katana from Ghost of Tsushima inspired by.

[@itsjustnopinionok]

This is how iron chef started

[@ayat.___369]

What is the name of the movie please?

[@JulioCesarCordeiro]

Reason always trumps myth.

[@ijoyaziz7317]

kid got hairstyle that's gonna damage his soul in school