WHAT? This FAKE NINJA fooled me!

[@TylanW]

Tyranth should legit break his record so this kid doesn't have it anymore

[@Schlumpsha]

Remember kids: the only real ninjas are the ones with a Gintama verified Ninja license.

[@danijelandroid]

You'll never know a real ninja. If you know him he isn't a ninja anymore. 🤔

[@robbobsjobs8456]

I always shout into a room before i enter, "ninja licence verification authority!" And that usually clears the room out pretty quickly making it a lot safer for passage

[@TheStreamingGiant-2004]

Remember kids ninjas are 100% extinct

[@BlackWinds]

Or lawyers from Nintendo.

[@TheSpongyMallard]

A fellow Gintama fan.

[@nicolaspeigne1429]

Guinness is a beer company, some of their world records and decision making are very questionable.

[@RichardPhillips1066]

It's always been a bit flippant, but it seems to have become a little bit absurd now, some of the records I see, just don't even seem real at all

[@yaboi8940]

it didnt click in my head until now that those two are related, like michelin star restaurants(yes that michelin)

[@xr33tk]

It used to be about recording records, its now about revenue from people paying to have records in whatevr they want, recognised. So you can pick something stupid like most pineapples sliced in 45 minutes

[@kaltaron1284]

Uncle Roger tried some "interesting" world records.

[@nothim7321]

They aren't related.

[@press_start_play]

Shad: "ive been bamboozled"

[@Echo_419]

Deceiver!

[@straightjacket308]

"I've been speckldorfed!"

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

That compound bow is also dialed WAY down. For every 10 lbs of draw weight increase, the arrow speed can increase by 15-20 ft per sec (fps) & vice versa. (& yes most modern compound bows have adjustable draw weights)

[@rhetorical1488]

lol no kidding. you can see the arrow fly....agonizingly slow. a bow for hunting is required to be at a minimum 45 lbs and the arrow at that speed is a blur. this is maybe 30lbs at most... where teens start off learning.

[@stevepowell491]

Also note the 'arrow' head: It's an Archery tag head, so that slows the arrow down a lot. Also makes it easier to see and hit. As a compound archer, I'm used to loosing an arrow from my 60lb bow and hearing the arrow strike the target almost instantly. It's also a very flat trajectory. I also shoot LRP arrows and... I can catch the darn things with my hand: It's a world of difference in speed. So Faker McFaker from Fakersville really didn't cut an arrow from the air: He swatted an archery tag arrow from a low poundage bow. If it had been a real arrow: He'd have been a kebab before he even got to draw that 'sword'.

[@lazylonewolf]

I mean, a fake ninja would be a great cover for real ninjas

[@Immopimmo]

Yeah, nobody would expect a fake ninja to be a real ninja.

[@Blackmark7410]

Everyone knows that if you want to see real Ninjas you need to go to the annual Ninja parade in Modesto California. 30+ years and not a single Ninja has been spotted. They are true expert.

[@kaltaron1284]

Reminds me of Lord Vetinari the Patrician of Ankh-Morpork from Sir Terry Pratchett's Discworld. As many high-standing citizens he got an education as an assassin. The only class he failed was for stealth. His examiner said he never showed up but he claims he was there.

[@classicmicroscopy9398]

Well Shad, good on you for trying to find a legitimate sword video. 😂

[@th3sinner]

reminds me of the china fakes everything channel everytime I see that fake ninja clip. lol

[@RichardPhillips1066]

Ha china fakes everything channel.That's a very good description

[@Roland3ld]

Here's the usual full support for channel growth.

[@CreepyMF]

And mine.

[@Señor-Donjusticia]

She has clearly learned the ways of the Praetorian Guard from the last Jedi. Just as that guy could make his own knife disappear, so too has this ninja learned the ways of making ping pong balls vanish.

[@foldionepapyrus3441]

That was highly amusing, especially as I'd already seen T's take on this before hand which meant I was curious where Shad was going. But in fairness to Shad the first trick actually looks to be legitimate, or at least legitimate enough and your group has done it for real - so I can see how you could get drawn in.

[@Green-HairedAnti-Liberal]

0:58 Tyranth is so disappointed in Shad. Lmfao. It's a "Tyranth judges you" face, really. Lol.

[@ViviDimension]

For anyone not understanding why a wooden sword in this context is bad: it's lighter and not a true comparison to an actual sword, thus the record being named as a sword record isn't correct. Doing so with a steel blade proves it can be done with an actual sword and introduces a true element of danger to the situation, which means it would slow a lot of people down for fear of injuring themselves. A wooden sword could cut you, yeah, and it'll hurt but a steel sword could more easily remove your finger. A lighter metal sword is also not great for a sword record though, because it circumvents the true weight of a sword and will be easier to swing more quickly etc. But hey, if you know Guinness World Record's track this isn't surprising. It's basically pay-to-win.

[@kaltaron1284]

It's not true that a wooden sword is lighter per se. Depends on the wood and thickness. For example I have a Bokutou that is pretty much the real weight. His bamboo ones are of course a lot lighter. Edit: Also can we note how bad his Tsukamaki is. I wouldn't trust a real sword with one like that.

[@br4tuna576]

​@kaltaron1284my man. Have you seen the width of the bokken?

[@kaltaron1284]

@ You mean the one that I own? It's a bit thicker than normal but the real factor is the wood. Most Bokutou are made of pretty light wood and weigh about 600g. Mine is of much denser wood (don't remember the type) and also a bit longer than standard so it come to around 1000-1200g. I'd have to measure it to make sure.

[@br4tuna576]

@kaltaron1284 brother, there is no sort of wood with density even remotely close to one of steel. All wooden trainers are made three-five times thicker than metal swords. Now i see your point, that wooden trainer is the same weight as sword. That's because it was made to be this way. It's much thicker to compensate for lesser density. It's all basic physics and material theory. The toy used by the guy is clearly not a proper bokken, it's much thinner, much lighter, doesn't have an edge. Tricks with this object are far more easy, and even then this twink did a worse job than Tyranth.

[@kaltaron1284]

@@br4tuna576 Duh. Please read my comment again and then think about whether your response makes sense.

[@mattmodisette394]

Trickery is the way of the Ninja, but that doesn't usually mean camera trickery.

[@robbobsjobs8456]

4:00 speed up to the slice then he reversed the footage to reset. But kept apple in real time.

[@loonyman83]

Real ninjas are never seen...

[@Sleepindragon2]

Well musashi used wood for some of his duels. Can't discount it's impressive

[@PeregrinTintenfish]

Why does it seem that you can make up a thing and then get the record for it? Can I make the record for fastest time to cut six pears?

[@adorp]

Yes you can. Just pay Guinness. Guinness book still gets sold because of obliviius parents buying those for their children. The last true Guinness book is the 1995 one.

[@yashaoftheflames8475]

Getting fooled by a ninja is pretty ninja

[@fredEVOIX]

sword world records made with a stick ? Shad feels vindicated !

[@whitewolf3051]

When it comes to ninjas, there's Metatron who debunked 10 things about them a while back - a few years back, and Gaijin Goomba who fancies himself a ninja expert, though some of ninja knowledge clashes with some stuff that Metatron debunked.

[@nextcaesargaming5469]

A few of these made me worry that they would be sword fail clips, but they pulled through Thank you for the content, Shad!

[@kungfugirevik657]

Tyranth was excited at the beginning there, for about half a second.

[@badgerpa9]

Did Tyranth really call Shad a boomer, such disrespect to his elders. Hope you guys stay safe and healthy.

[@PoliceTelephoneBox]

I was worried KZbin would try and ninja this one past me, but I found it anyway.

[@glen4867]

Look up the video "Mormon Bishop uses samurai sword to fend off mugger." That is a legit sword win.

[@sward0483]

The draw cut on apple was legit but the resheath was sus

[@Pawn007can]

If you use the comma and period buttons you can frame by frame through videos on KZbin while paused…. It’s excellent for finding action pose references

[@jierdareisa4313]

I do really love ALL Shadiversity videos!!!! ❤

[@Brian2]

Look, if you were in the hospital would you say you were stabbed by a sword? Or a sword shaped wooden object? Exactly.

[@Derry_A_Deryni]

dooood, _what about *splinters*?_ bamboo is also very poisonous, the splinters. That's why ninjas use bamboo darts.

[@LassoKid7777]

Scammed , everything is a scam these days especially the KZbin ads

[@Fallenangel_85]

Well, he is basically like a magician. There is some good skill involved, but also lots of tricks.

[@samrichens2962]

3:55 It's clearly speed ramped, and the Apple is falling faster than gravity

[@ScorpiusX1973]

So according to Tyranth Bonze and Iron swords aren't swords? seriously?

[@DanielMWJ]

Yup. The problem is that swords are defined by shape, not substance.

[@Mausso]

What's crazy to me are all of the freebooters out there that believed his original video and made up this deep lore for him, calling him the "last heir of the Mo Ying art". The lore itself sounds like something that a 6th grader made up for his Fan Fic OC.

[@Kanudelgruber]

Real ninjas make AMVs

[@ardynizunia9709]

If you're referring to ninjaristicninja, he makes MMVs, not AMVs. Either way, they're amazing.

[@TheScarvig]

as for the "you cant injure yourself" i want to challenge Tyranth to take a bamboo chopstick in one hand and a thimble in the (BARE) other and thread the chopstick into the thimble at speed without looking, while holding the thimble like a sheath on his hip. after stabbing his (BARE) hand and hip a couple of times with the bamboo chopstick i want him to hold up his hand and repeat that you cant injure yourself because its wood..... yes you are unlikely to chop off your fingers with a wooden sword, but you can hurt yourself pretty badly and probably even draw blood by hitting your BARE hand with a long wooden stick because you missed the sheath

[@pnwscitech1589]

From my understanding, Japan does not allow steel swords which is why he uses a wooden one.

[@Yeti-db8qd]

he is a ninja NINJA EDITOR XD

[@stevedenis8292]

Ok now you guys need to critique the Star Wars kid for his skills. from the original to all the edits.

[@cavalieroutdoors6036]

Sword wins turns into sword fails in under 60 seconds...

[@張祥安-d2b]

Remember internet I only teach you one time, anything related to China, think twice and check trice before even giving them the slightest credit. They are profoundly inclined to spread dishonest information on about anything.

[@williamberne]

So is your post here I guess

[@張祥安-d2b]

@@williamberne Sadly I'm from TW so, please kindly understand Chinese is not solely used by China. Do your homework and touch some grass. Peace.

[@williamberne]

@@張祥安-d2b By TW, you mean Republic of China? Well that's even worse than PRC when talking about dishonest information LOL And what do you mean by sadly? Is that island a bad place to live, or you mean it's a shame that you are a Chinese? Or being called Chinese?

[@Blues_Light]

I figured that was the case. I've learned to distrust anything Chinese over the past few years. Love TW, though! 😉

[@williamberne]

@@Blues_Light I don't get it: You don't trust Chinese, but love the biggest island that is full of Chinese?

[@ionutcristian9650]

He's a pretty good imitation ninja if you ask me. He would do well in hollywood with all the other imitations.

[@frankroos1167]

If it is made of wood, it is not a sword. It is... wait for it.. a STICK! So it still beats broken stick. And does bamboo qualify as wood?

[@DanielMWJ]

Counterpoint: a sword is just a stick. But when made of metal, it's a sharp, metal stick!

[@AsianTrix]

Remember, Japan has the worst ninjas. The best ones are the from Antartica. I bet you’ve never seen them, heard of them, nor knew they existed. That’s how good they are.

[@kylatheillegalpup6114]

wood crying in a corner

[@hook1230]

Why would a ninja perform iaido? Only a few ninjas came from samurai backgrounds and could own a katana or tachi. Most were commoners, and even slightly offending a samurai could result in them being cut down. It’s similar to the contrast between knights and roadside merchants in medieval Europe. However, in Japan, samurai could kill commoners without facing legal consequences.

[@airplanenut89]

Tyranth: "Have you read the comments?" I'm willing to bet some of those are from people who watched, knew it was cringe content, and decided to reply with cringe comments because they think the video is dumb.

[@writtenworlds]

Well, this is literally the opposite of what you said it would be. I just skipped around, this feels like old hat.

[@justinricks3464]

Does Tyren have a channel of his own?

[@wolfdemon5676]

You ever been cut by bamboo It fucking sucks

[@PromptCriticalJello]

Yup. You've had a paper cut? Now try to imagine a sand paper cut.

[@RichardPhillips1066]

Yeah, I wouldn't want it to happen to me, but it's not dangerous, is it

[@eclecticlights1]

ya, the setup with a lil bit of truth, and the fool them with a bunch of crap

[@RichardPhillips1066]

He's just basically a magician, isn't he? Some of it is real skill some of it is trickery

[@marvindebot3264]

We should all We should all petition GBR for its removal.

[@N0P3Sugar]

Why does this feels like a reupload?

[@robertsmith4681]

I'd give the guy benefit of the doubt when it comes to using a wooden sword because there could be some regulatory restrictions going on where he lives but yeah, pretty much everything else is movie magic.

[@louiskindler2065]

Good Vid 🎉

[@leongwaikit6658]

Theatricality and deception powerful agents to the uninitiated but we are initiated. Are we Shad? Members of the Knights Watch.

[@blasterbrain1443]

This deep nearly “horse stance” he is using I have never seen used with Japanese sword techniques.

[@hantu7380]

My guy watched to much rurouni kenshin

[@zakjumah]

When did your logo get upgraded?

[@semornselter9945]

I whould bet a lot of money that nobody on shadiversety can't come any where close to isao machi despite talking all that crao

[@amirhosseinmaghsoodi388]

Aw man it's so funny that this happened.

[@RichardPhillips1066]

I m not a video editing expert or hema, but even I can see the many of those who obviously fake

[@PeregrinTintenfish]

I like the sword wins idea

[@Tonisaka]

I was the same, first clip with arrow, then the rest was oh editing.... Anyone who plays PC games should see when it's fake.

[@joshuatempleton9556]

they can't own live blades in japan hence why he uses bamboo.

[@gooseguyfilms4460]

Okay, I don’t see what’s too bad about this. Yes, he’s editing the majority of this, and if he’s genuinely trying to pass that off as real stunts, that’s pretty shady. But, besides that, he seems like a fairly competent swordsman, and a really good editor. So, if he’s not being honest about it, then not cool, but otherwise, like, it doesn’t matter if it’s wood! I can’t do that! It’s pretty cool!

[@PestoPosta]

So is the macuahuitl not a sword? What about shark toothed swords? Because they are generally called swords. I have no issue calling a bamboo sword a sword, bamboo can be extremely sharp, and wreck someones day if you got whacked with it.

[@cuteface88]

Tf is aloohminium? 😂

[@daphnetilling6034]

I am not sure I agree with it being a "fake" sword, I always understood that a sword is just the format (and a check of a dictionary) of long sharp edge attached to a hilt commonly used for cutting and stabbing and any material can be a long sharp edge. It's just that we commonly perceive a sword as being metal because it is the most sensible material to create that blade because of the properties of metal. otherwise yeah totally agree with the video, if he was not trying to pass it off as real it would actually be a fun demonstration of the mythical "ninja" (as opposed to the documentated historical version) skills

[@foldionepapyrus3441]

There is the element in your description that invalidates this as a real sword though - "used for cutting and stabbing" as a bamboo sword can do neither in a real sense. Great you made a sharp enough bit of bamboo to cut through exactly one sheet of paper before it has no edge again and might as well just be a stick... It wouldn't have to be metal, but if you are going to call it a sword it had better be able to actually cut and stab rather than being an overly ornate cudgel dressed up to play pretend.

[@huldu]

It boils down to what is the definition of a sword and I think most people would agree that when the material is plastic or wood it's not a "real" sword but more of a practice sword or what you would call it. Just like if you were talking about guns and you have a blue plastic toy that fires a dart with suction cup on it, that's not a real gun and I think we can all agree on that.

[@daphnetilling6034]

@@foldionepapyrus3441 so from your description a bronze age sword would not be a sword because it does not hold an edge for long and needs constant maintence. My point is that the qualifyer for a sword is not its material but its form and function. yes a bamboo sword will not maintain a point or edge as long as a metal sword but it does hold an edge and a point and bamboo specifically can hold an edge for a long time in general. yes it will chip when struck but then, as Shad has proven, so does the mythical traditionally made katanas

[@daphnetilling6034]

@@huldu but that is my arguement, the definitition of a sword is a long sharp and poined blade that is attached to a hilt used for cutting and stabbing. And yes a toy dart gun is still a gun in the sense that it is a projectile "weapon" by definition. again this is what I mean about perception. in our minds a gun is a firearm that uses combustable material to propel a projectile out of it but the term gun can be applied to anything that propels something out of it from blow guns (though I would say pipe personally lol) to a caulk gun

[@foldionepapyrus3441]

@@daphnetilling6034 Bronze swords remain pretty darn lethal and will actually last in a fight about as effectively as iron/steel swords. What they can't be is as long etc as the material does have limits compared to steel. But they actually are really dangerous functional weapons you'd have to treat with respect. Bamboo on the other hand is just not a functional weapon when shaped into a sword - it won't just lose the edge bashed against another sword/armour it will lose the edge (if you bothered to give it one) and probably fail to cut even against unprotected flesh - perhaps you gave them a nasty splinter or two, but probably not even that as the edge explodes... Might hold up well enough to a thrust if the material is selected and shaped well enough to make this faux-sword, but ultimately you'd still be better off with just a stick if you want a real weapon not a sword like object.

[@171QA]

Great video.

[@staceygram5555]

Shad has shown many times that he is a very gullible man.

[@rockinHurley777]

My God, Tyranth.....

[@anderporascu5026]

Positive sword content... I'll wait. This is more fakeness.

[@JamJim463]

Please review Devil May Cry weapons.

[@Jatheus]

Have a comment. May it help you win the algorithm. :0) Tyranth did a great job on his apple cutting with a real sword.

[@iainpearce6379]

I think you guys now need a wooden sword to see how you can cut an apple?

[@themalacast]

Poor shad lol

[@popuptarget7386]

Remember, Belgian ninja are much better than the Japanese ones. Everyone knows about Japanese ninja but no one ever saw a Belgian one.

[@etsykh]

How is this channel transformed from interesting castle and history stuff to reaction bs videos?

[@EeveetoUmbreon25]

9:34 hey my guy, you can be able to do something extremely well but also be able to admit that being able to do those things are still impressive. Like just because you’ve been able to do something doesnt make someone else doing it any less impressive to everyone else.

[@yellowemerald9119]

Algorithm 🤖🤖🤖

[@nemesisVtuber]

are they allowed there to have a steel swords? Like isnt there a weapon legislations that prohibit that? You keep saying "Do it with steel sword" like if he allowed to have a steel sword.

[@Riceball01]

Depends on where he lives, if he lives in Japan (which I don't think he does), then yes, as long as it's traditionally made in Japan. The UK, yes, as long as it's traditionally made or something to that effect. In the US, most definitely yes with no restrictions that I am aware of. But it looks like he might be in China and I have no idea of what China's laws on civilian ownership of weapons is like, I suspect that proper steel bladed swords are probably illegal in China.

[@GeryonM]

1:40 tyranth letting his current day bias show. What would the people from the bronze age call their pointy sword like objects? It can be made if bamboo and still be a sword if it cuts like one.

[@foldionepapyrus3441]

Not really, a bamboo sword is just not a weapon, it won't survive a battle and probably won't even manage to harm an opponent as badly as if you'd just used a bamboo stick as a quarterstaff with no effort to pretend it is a sword... At best should the Bronze age folks have had a pointy sword like object it would be a training weapon, you wouldn't go calling it a sword without heavy qualification, and because it is so harmless anything 'impressive' done with it really doesn't much count - do something stupid with a steel or Bronze sword, even if its got a blunt training edge and the mass is going to make you suffer, with a real edge you probably don't get to do it again...

[@bobbymarley5111]

A comment for you and the algorithm 😃

[@samrichens2962]

6:09 shad, I'm sorry to say that you are a boomer, that first clip was not that good you should've known better

[@tterminatormc4705]

Ninjas are just special forces samurai. They just have a different mission. Stop the cringe please

[@Sasukex1337]

They also weren't ninja by any standards

[@tterminatormc4705]

@@Sasukex1337 like your icon

[@ra2.0yeetedition17]

Bit disappointed that you were blindsided by this, not because it isn’t deceptive, but you didn’t truly look into it.

[@FFFFPPPP]

He specifically said he didnt look into it because he wanted his genuine reaction of seeing it for the first time. Almost every reaction out there follows this rule. It’s not really a genuine reaction if you’ve seen it already. I know it is technically still a form of reaction but historically reactions are supposed to be first time watching videos. That’s why there are millions of videos on KZbin that state some form of the phrase first time watching in the title.

[@ra2.0yeetedition17]

@ yes but would you consider it the most intelligent approach, especially considering the channel literally being named after university? Not to mention being so unaware of his own employee’s own video on the same subject, where even if he hadn’t been wrong, it would’ve been a worse recycling of a better thought point.

[@foldionepapyrus3441]

@@ra2.0yeetedition17 Why should Shad know what T is getting up to in his free time? He doesn't run T's life, and no doubt T and Shad spend so much time talking swords on camera and in the background of making the content they make any extra chatting they do is more likely to be on other points of interest, personal lives etc... And the one clip Shad chose to make this video for was if not completely genuine and unedited at least real enough - something they have done themselves! Which makes the other tricks likely to be genuine, and then as any good student/scientist should inspected that hypothesis and instead of pretending to get the result he wants or burying the data publishes the unexpected!

[@pyeitme508]

Wow😂

[@erurainon6842]

4:00 Guys, what are you even argument about? We all clearly see it.

[@MichaelMaloney-x2r]

Bokken

[@RatchildUK]

1:45 Shad pronounces Aluminium the correct way!

[@honeybadgerftw2383]

comment spells aluminum the wrong way!

[@Ranstone]

F I R S T! (Like it's 2010)

[@aragmarverilian8238]

This is getting old. Why not showcase a real swordmaster?

[@Ren4GG]

Blood for blood god Skulls for skull throne Milk for khorne flakes And comment for the algorithm god's

[@zuldan2008]

people support Trump and you wonder why people are stupid? People want to belief in easy and fast.

[@scottybreuer]

In fairness, he could be using AI to up his frame rate. Such algorithms are notorious for losing fast-moving objects in the generated frames. Doesn't excuse the speed ramping but it may be a valid explanation for why small moving objects are disappearing.

[@BobT36]

pff, Amateur.