Wolverine Remembers Yashida - "Two Hands" Scene | The Wolverine (2013) Movie Clip HD 4K

Wolverine Remembers Ichiro Yashida - "Two Hands" Scene | The Wolverine (2013) Extended Cut Movie Clip 4K Ultra HD
Cast: Hugh Jackman, Tao Okamoto, Hiroyuki Sanada, Rila Fukushima, Will Yun Lee, Svetlana Khodchenkova, Hal Yamanouchi, Ken Yamamura, Famke Janssen, Brian Tee
Film description: In modern day Japan, Logan is out of his depth in an unknown world as he faces his ultimate nemesis in a life-or-death battle that will leave him forever changed. Vulnerable for the first time and pushed to his physical and emotional limits, he confronts not only lethal samurai steel but also his inner struggle against his own near-immortality, emerging more powerful than we have ever seen him before.
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[@FilmeyBox]

Wolverine & Yashida Meet Again Scene: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ6ufpejmqhgj9U

[@EpicRebelz]

The sword has 不老不死不滅 engraved on it. It means "perpetual youth, longevity, and immortality", quite fitting for Wolverine.

[@dharkbizkit]

kinda yes. tho he is past his youth. his aging stopped a bit late for that. on the other hand, a perma 21 year old wolverine, wouldnt fit

[@ex1tium]

Thanks! I wonder if engravings on katana blade are common in japanese historical swords. I know the sword-smiths of old engraved their name in the nakago (tang). In Scandinavia it was somewhat common practice. Most famous examples are +VLFBERH+T engravings on high quality blades of Viking era.

[@tr1ckyhuman701]

That's Chinese isn't it ? not Japanese

[@shearnotspear]

@@tr1ckyhuman701 Japanese uses the traditional Chinese writing system, as well as its own two unique writing systems.

[@shearnotspear]

Reading the characters literally, would it be “Un-aging, Un-dying, Un-…”? I don’t recognise the last one actually.

[@Ky0kka]

The way even Logan is astonished to see what a weapon such as the nuclear bomb, which has never seen before, can do…..is such a small but nice detail for me

[@gerardfogarty1463]

Wolverine would have known about the Hiroshima bomb as most people would at the time! Given that he was 🤔 in Japan, he may have witnessed the Hiroshima bomb being dropped!

[@nathandorman1827]

​@@gerardfogarty1463 it had only been three days since the first bomb was dropped. Given that it was 40's and that it looks like he was POW at the time there's a pretty good chance he wouldn't have known. What I want to know is how did they catch him?!

[@saplkereviz6824]

​​@@nathandorman1827 He didnt have adamantium skeleton back then. Therefore one blunt attack to the head did knock him out. As we saw in Origins movie. AND Bullets, grenades etc. can knock him too if aimed to his head.

[@saplkereviz6824]

Btw, this scene is happening in the Origin's intro sequence. So, where the hell is Victor, his brother :D Logan was with his brother all the time during wars.

[@kingnothing5678]

And he still fought loyalty for America in the Vietnam war. Anyone else would've stopped fighting after seeing their country nuking civilians.

[@indy1869]

The nuclear fire burned wolverine but spared his pants. It figured he'll need them once he heals 😂😂

[@CrashB111]

His pants were made of the same material the Hulk's are.

[@ex1tium]

Logan doesn't need plot armor so he gave it all to his pants.

[@novemberalpha6023]

​@@ex1tium pant armour to save his balls

[@Mr05Chuck]

@@CrashB111 beat me to it

[@52flyingbicycles]

Nude scenes usually cost a premium from the actor and risk a ratings jump if you don’t handle the cinematography correctly 🤷‍♂️ so unless you are fine with hard R, the pants get plot armor

[@jaspervermeer659]

I like that Yashida didn't need help climbing back up, shows you he is a fit soldier

[@tomashorst9544]

Imo every average male should be able to do this with relative ease

[@LakePlacidBear]

@@tomashorst9544I really like how your profile picture depicts an upper body of a muscular male. Fits your comment pretty well.

[@tomashorst9544]

@@LakePlacidBear Thanks!😊

[@uliseslz104]

Yeah, he has his floating powers 1:50

[@lonelyberg1808]

​@@uliseslz104I can't see it

[@jonathanlee5314]

Remember folks, if you want to show respect in Asian cultures, always accept a gift with two hands.

[@pavlemarjanovic1896]

People with one arm: 🖕

[@NiNinjaII]

And don't touch the blade with your bare hands you'll damage it

[@Ben-hn4nw]

@@NiNinjaII the blade or your *bare hands*

[@NiNinjaII]

@@Ben-hn4nw it depends on how you touch it 💀

[@awesometwitchy]

I refuse to accept that as anything but an innuendo.

[@pnatsu35]

I just noticed 1:50 Yashida was being pulled up (by wire) when he wasn't even ready. haha!

[@j5g5c28]

LMAOOO this is so funny, i never noticed that!

[@breadtoasted2269]

I always thought it was tied to Logan to help him climb?

[@Lorijenken]

oh shit hahaha nice catch!

[@THEBIGGAME683]

A glitch in the matrix!

[@77moessa]

😂. What a cock up..!

[@masteroflions-dn8eo]

"Japanese sword requires two hands" Miyamoto Musashi: "Not for me"

[@jewelbency5072]

Exactly my thoughts

[@Z.TORNADO]

legendary

[@prasanjeetnayak8253]

It's an English katana

[@saurabhkakde3502]

"These Japanese Hands Require two swords"

[@BooN877]

I get the "unsheathing" sound and the "waving a sword around" sounds, it's a movie but I will always hold a greater respect for their omittance.

[@attheratehandle]

yep.

[@mrnobody1231]

2:10 i like how logan looked at yashida after he realised the bomb ruined yashida's place and logan knew it would've broke yashida's soul. it really shows that logan has a heart.

[@diezeeshoodie]

It would’ve been such an amazing thing if they made Yashida’s son dying and searching for wolverine because of the story his father Yashida told him. And when he’s about to drain the healing factor from Logan Yashida comes and saves his friends life with the same sword he wanted to give to Logan.

[@heintz256]

That would have been neat.

[@TMthe33rd]

Would've been a better story

[@josephbassey1501]

This is dumb

[@gokucrafter9456]

The story would have been so much more meaningful.Darn it.

[@bassstuffidk19]

thank god writers dont take hints from youtube comments

[@ZealKingdom]

0:59 Yashida: "Japanese sword require two hands!" Logan: "What does Japanese sword mean?" Yashida: "It means katana."

[@DaneToTheBone]

Yup... the algorythm strikes hard these days 🤣

[@Joson2004]

I’m going to be ripped apart for this but i always thought Sword in Japanese is Ken

[@mjones30xd]

love this scene hugh jackman is an incredible actor !

[@Amikeur]

Hugh who?😂

[@jacue7]

@@Amikeur ?..

[@luminatrixfanfiction]

I've heard of "It's how I meet your mother" but I've never heard of "It's how I met your grandfather". Whew

[@Sahilprakash1999]

2:04 the atomic destruction of the city of Nagasaki is really frightening news

[@A-Different-Way-of-Thinking]

For some reason I like how this scene is played.

[@kinararazan8222]

Logan when he release that yashida owe him just for to steal his healing factor and his immortality: you're a fraud yashida

[@bryanemilius1606]

Honor and gratitude are the first things to die when death is on the line

[@teleportedbreadfor3days]

Fear is a terrible enemy. But fear of death is king of fear, for we do not know what happens after life

[@Reoh0z]

A shameful display!

[@mdZomi]

at least he get to f the Grand daughter 😂

[@UrbanNoizeMusic]

@@teleportedbreadfor3days Well actuallly.....

[@-Plot-]

Dam that young Japanese man from the 1940s speaks great English

[@yoelchristian6332]

To be honest, Imperial Japan and western countries had a close relationship against Samurai before the start of WW2

[@Emirthemarvelfanboi]

Great? Yes Good? Definetly not especially not the English ppl(=Evil) ​@yoelchristian6332

[@lasthopelost9090]

Well if have to fight someone best to know there native tongue

[@-Plot-]

@@lasthopelost9090 didn’t help much though did it?

[@cleeiii357]

"Do you speak Japanese?" - certain bad ww2 fps game

[@I_SuperHiro_I]

Bro turned out evil af. That was a weird plot.

[@billyli5477]

Yeah man bro became legit evil. Dont understand why bro wanted to steal logans healing factor knowing it would have killed him

[@joseluis5055]

​@@billyli5477 he is not the same honorable and naive soldier he was as a young man. Becoming a billionaire with multiple decades of shit going on can corrupt some people, in this case his fear of death and his obsession with Wolverine

[@matro2]

@@billyli5477 He believed Logan wanted to die anyway, so it was a mutual transaction.

[@taraungoogle8482]

Every person Logan has met either wants him dead, used as a weapon or his power.

[@joshua2764]

Technically Logan admitted he wanted to die...

[@reyachrai5810]

That place is beautiful ❤️

[@microsoftpowerpoint4731]

yashidas actiing througout the whole sequence was incredible, his face instantly dropping away when he saw

[@emmang2010]

I need more sharpness on the thumbnail photo please. Not enough sir

[@gazf6163]

In reality, how long would you really have to wait before it would be safe to come out like that? If you pull off the miracle of surviving it in the first place of course.

[@AdiPad-]

Most of the radiation was emitted within 24 hours, I believe around 80 percent

[@Zippity181]

Truth is a lot of people survived, with far worse protection than that tunnel. Don’t get me wrong a hell of a lot of people died but the radiation dissipated quite quickly and most of the sickness brought on by radiation would come later in life. If you survived the initial blast the odds you’d be alive 10 years later were fairly good considering what happened

[@dragonfire4869]

@@Zippity181mainly because it was an air detonation. The radiation mostly dissipated into the atmosphere instead of lying dormant in the ground, hence why Nagasaki and Hiroshima are habitable today and places like Chernobyl aren’t.

[@HelloKurse]

@@dragonfire4869 A reactor meltdown is far different than a bomb my dude. I get your point, but comparing Hiroshima to Chernobyl is dumb.

[@rejvaik00]

​@@dragonfire4869yeah I agree with HelloKurse the amount of radioactive material in Chernobyl was far greater than Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined

[@wubbalubbadubdub5867]

He should have taken the sword though. Even just as a symbol

[@publiusscipioafricanus6475]

*Here comes the sun*

[@tommymoua3274]

Outside from the film, it’s amazing how Japan can have two A Bombs dropped on them and today they are leaders in technology..

[@soulation]

Imagine if it was three bombs. They could have colonized Mars by now.

[@mechanomics2649]

Because they smartly threw all of their resources behind economy and technology as they didn't need to worry about building a military due to the US occupation.

[@Ben-hn4nw]

@@soulation ba dum chhh

[@SoranPryde]

Japan historically has always been a country and culture that is not above changing focus and tack if they see it works Like how its society modernized very quickly after the arrival of the Black Ships, with railroad, cannon and Western clothing (to quote the Last Samurai) And a military that easily defeated China and Russia Likewise after WW2 when they finally lost the war, the Japanese changed quickly to become a technological and economic power, rather than a military one

[@user-nd5dt9tg5e]

Such a useful tip from yashida

[@JoseQuarvo818]

The one thing i can give to the Japanese people is for the most part they are very humble and very appreciative

[@ovs4744]

Yeah a very badly educated American point of view I’m afraid

[@6-12-6]

His team spectating in ghost form: this shi ain't fair man

[@j24recordmusic75]

Yashida is a traitor and a monster 👹

[@agentzurg3592]

A powerful hungry warlock who seeks to obtain immortality

[@liemnguyenhuu7492]

The robot living inside the heart is the reason he became evil. The same to Wolverine before he took it out.

[@bluesnake1713]

Who he was, is no longer.

[@joshuas957]

Logan reminding him hey I’m Canadian

[@TwinShards]

Hold up, wait a minute, how the hell is there already birds flying here?

[@w.2640]

Carlos Ochoa:yo recuerdo q me iso ver bases inprecionantes escondidas,con armas,y la barda de entrenamiento de brinco pfp era muy buena.Sus sobrinas me dicen en la actualidad cuéntame de mi tío,era como sus otros hermanos Ai que llevarsela tranquila para vivir en el ejército,cosas que tú no sabes,me decía q eras una q no sabía nada,llegaba a tu casa y estaba con los otros muy alcolicos como en la federal..

[@bolobalaman]

U know it would have been a better story of adventure with Yashida and Wolverine

[@GHOSTLYWHISPERS]

How the hell a bunch of crows survive a nuclear blast lol

[@mdZomi]

Maybe the crows are from USA

[@JJ-oq3tz]

Logan remembers the well where he first met Ichiro Yashida after saving him from the bomb explosion during the war back in 1945 70 years ago.

[@idontno0]

Thank you for explaining the obvious...?

[@desisparta]

No Shit Sherlock

[@JJ-oq3tz]

@@desisparta No sh*t

[@junbiok7188]

I appreciate this kind of comments. I wish we could k word the kind of insufferable smart ass twats who makes comments like the above.

[@ronandynan1228]

Yeah so today on movie recaps.........

[@hahayayak3620]

How did Yashida turn evil though… like legit pure evil 🫠🫠🫠

[@ovs4744]

The Japanese were extremely evil during ww2. Much worse than the Germans.

[@thatfatguy7591]

Is that little island they are on called Miyajima? I went to visit Hiroshima back in 2018 and i remember my friend and I took the ferry to a small island off mainland Hiroshima. We were planning on hiking up to the observatory at the peak of the island, but this was late fall and the sun was already setting by 5pm. Had to hike it back and take the last ferry back.

[@ffnbbq]

It's unclear if they actually filmed there in the brief sequence set in the modern day, as it was apparently very difficult to get filming permits in Japan. The WW2 version of the location was filmed in Sydney, along with most of the film.

[@chase1146]

fun fact. in this scene logan regains all his memories pre mind wipe

[@ramirezleonefrain5397]

Hello FilmeyBox! you can upload the scene of Iron man and f22 raptors fight of Iron Man 2008 in IMAX?

[@FilmeyBox]

Sure, I'll do more Iron Man 2008 clips in two weeks.

[@ramirezleonefrain5397]

@@FilmeyBox NICEE

[@user-jr9lf1gh7g]

where i can wach this movie on full ? somebody please give me link

[@kristofru]

the horror of war

[@user-fs1nl4dd5i]

今でも思う。 アメリカ映画では被曝が描かれないのに違和感がある。 例え爆発で生き残っても放射線からは逃れられないのに。

[@aland7236]

We (Americans) tend to soften all of our depictions of what war and gruesome death truly look like while constantly glorifying violence, doing so is disingenuous and is shameful in my opinion. Yashida-san and Kuzuri appear to be South and upwind of the burning remains of what appears to be Nagasaki, so they are in the better position given the circumstances. In old age Yashida-sama seems to have cancer and is dying from it.

[@hungk69]

kinda the best scene in the movie

[@lirbic]

Dude climbed the ladder of succes

[@PeanutDudeYt]

Is that tori gate made of adamantium

[@w.2640]

Carlos Ochoa;Me sorprendió en mi amigo,su apegación al hombre y su palabrerio de cárcel,sino me tocó recibir bala el día que murió,es porque soy inmortal jeje...

[@joeyyybadass9615]

By the way how the fuck is he speaking English so well and that pronunciation too

[@cptpepper7731]

Because it's a movie!!!

[@ngotien3010]

Maybe he learnt it before

[@andreslosada559]

How long did they wait?

[@Tigerman1138]

How long do you think they were down there?

[@Adam_X78]

Maybe a day

[@agentzurg3592]

Months

[@Tigerman1138]

@@agentzurg3592no food, no water?

[@ngotien3010]

For hours

[@quaseemnunnally3322]

I was wondering where the sword came from in Logan lowkey …

[@ngotien3010]

Maybe he liked the Japanese sword so he bought it at a certain store

[@Kamall_Yahya]

.Japanese dude acting is outstanding...

[@thorgodofthunders9748]

how did that crow survived😅

[@apiratelooksat4073]

No Honor among Thieves....

[@baonkang5990]

that reminds me I should go see it

[@lancegarza5681]

You should, it’s good

[@kamrenwood1894]

2:10 Bruh c’mon now… u saw that explosion first hand wtf did you think it was gonna do tickle ppls feet?🤣

[@TheCount989]

But it was the extent of it, it leveled a whole ass city, Firebombings couldn’t even reach the level of damage an atomic bomb could carry. But also imagine looking at your home, a place you grew up in, left in dust and ash, I’d be pretty horrified.

[@w.2640]

Me da risa que actualmente veo a sus sobrinitas ya grandes,y se ven como mujeres de la Merced cdmx,

[@RedGodlol]

how the hell is he climbing with bone claws tho

[@VroomTech]

what?

[@RedGodlol]

@@VroomTech huh not that hard to understand

[@loganarnold00]

How did he remember if he lost his memories?

[@TDOTSE1]

Man why did he have to be the enemy

[@souravpaul2179]

How did yashida earn his fortune?

[@taraungoogle8482]

Being a soldier does give you quite a bit of cash.

[@noobicorn_gamer]

This is cool and all but u can’t be convinced that his bone claw can pierce thru bricks… even the cement that holds them in place 😅

[@able5119]

Sabertooths bones claws from origins was able to cut through the hood of a car, so if Logan’s claws are made from the same stuff then I think it’s possible to cut through cement

[@FiltyIncognito]

It could make it through the mortar gaps between the bricks of a decaying well structure. This is also in Japan so plenty of tectonic activity to 'loosen' up underground brick structures. But besides that, don't forget that Wolverine has super strength. His bones would HAVE to also be super tough to not shatter from half the stuff he does. Also, bones are pretty strong in compression.

[@rahulas8653]

Evn if Yashida survived the blast wudn't the radiation kill him in few months or yrs? Wolverine wud be fine of course but yashida making it seems crazy!

[@cptpepper7731]

Stop watching movies and start learning how to write.

[@trendybistro]

Radiation from a Nuclear bomb is a lot different than nuclear radiation leaking from a power plant. Most nukes are detonated at least 500 metres above the ground so it maximizes air burst but also minimizes radioactive fallout.

[@TheFogart]

How did Logan know about nuclear bomb and all about its radioactivity and etc.? 😂😂😂 It seems he red a lot of books about nuclear science meanwhile…

[@YourEmperorStef]

He didn't for sure. He recognized the bombings alarms, then he saw the planes and recognized that they were special bombers extremely high in the air and figured they were carrying some massive explosives. It was also well know that the USA were going to drop bombs on the two cities, they were giving out leaflets and info to people some time before they started, and also, he could have heard it somewhere in the military about the nuclear bomb so he was prepared. I mean, kinda a massive coincidence (NOT) that he was in one of these two cities in a bunker and not elsewhere

[@timetraveller939]

maybe Logan knew about it and went there to test if it could kill him or not

[@jonperales6051]

One thing I think gets overlooked a lot is how intelligent and experienced Logan is He's over 100 years old, even during the bombing if I'm not mistaken It's very plausible that he was able to understand well the damage and effect of the nuke, either from previously hearing about it or even simply deductive reasoning

[@brucenorman8904]

Maybe he dated one of the Radium girls

[@AsokaTw-mz3lr]

It's all fake, that's why I don't like to watch supernatural, superhero movies nowadays.

[@christianchauhan23]

💛💙 you #WOLVERINE 1 Septillion times. Hugh Jackman nailed it. ❤🤍💙 you #HUGH JACKMAN 1 Septillion times.

[@sifutophmasterofeyerolling2513]

There's no way a Japanese soldier whomst survive a battle with this much casualties will be welcomed back without having his honor tainted, him becoming successful in the future is more unrealistic that Wolverine magic claws

[@joseluis5055]

How would they know his honor was tainted? For all they know he's a lucky survivor, they don't know he resisted suicide

[@luisdonoso6154]

Nobody that knew what happened to him moments before the bomb is alive, so

[@sifutophmasterofeyerolling2513]

@@joseluis5055 There's a Japanese guy that survived Titanic, and he was shamed

[@lazyblob._.]

​​@@sifutophmasterofeyerolling2513I think the gist of that story is he survived, meaning he did not offer his chance for the woman or children. As in Yashida case, the nuclear bomb didn't present a choice to be made, so he was a lucky survivor

[@RuhabDabeer]

Should have not saved him tbh! He's a monster

[@j.clauderams1464]

How Logan remembers it when his memory was erased in x men origins?

[@brodie112]

Certain things trigger him like in days of future past when he saw strikers son

[@eriklarson2066]

Just finish him

[@guillermoelnino]

So somehow he participated in both the eastern and pacific theater AND knew that a single b omber was going to drop a n uke?

[@david4360]

And this catastrophy made usa.

[@94462]

In reality there’s no way Yashida would survive climbing out of that well so soon from the nuclear bomb 💣 the radiation ☢️ would have been way too powerful so close to the blast 💥 only Wolverine would have survived it all

[@brucenorman8904]

not true. Tsutomu Yamaguchi Hiroshima bombing Yamaguchi lived and worked in Nagasaki, but in the summer of 1945 he was in Hiroshima for a three-month-long business trip. On 6 August, he was preparing to leave the city with two colleagues, Akira Iwanaga and Kuniyoshi Sato, and was on his way to the train station when he realized he had forgotten his hanko (a type of identification stamp common in Japan) and returned to his workplace to get it. At 8:15 AM, he was walking towards the docks when the American B-29 bomber Enola Gay dropped the Little Boy atomic bomb near the centre of the city, only 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) away. Yamaguchi recalls seeing the bomber and two small parachutes, before there was "a great flash in the sky, and I was blown over". The explosion ruptured his eardrums, blinded him temporarily, and left him with serious radiation burns over the left side of the top half of his body. After recovering, he crawled to a shelter and, having rested, he set out to find his colleagues. They had also survived and together they spent the night in an air-raid shelter before returning to Nagasaki the following day. In Nagasaki, he received treatment for his wounds and, despite being heavily bandaged, he reported for work on 9 August. Nagasaki bombing At 11:00 AM on 9 August 1945, Yamaguchi was describing the blast in Hiroshima to his supervisor, when the American bomber Bockscar dropped the Fat Man atomic bomb over the city. His workplace again put him 3 km from ground zero, but this time he was unhurt by the explosion. However, he was unable to replace his now ruined bandages and he suffered from a high fever and continuous vomiting for over a week.

[@ikarusxv]

First thing I thought when I saw the movie

[@awesometwitchy]

Ignoring that he would have been blinded and covered in 3rd degree burns the millisecond it went off, I think he'd be safe from radiation sitting in that well. Gamma rays are stopped by concrete and dirt, and from what I've read fallout was minimal in both Japanese cities because the bombs were detonated half a kilometer above (fireball didn't touch the Earth). He may have suffered some symptoms of radiation poisoning like vomiting and headache, maybe even developed cancer years later, but he'd survive.

[@Onotole_]

Почему Яшида не сказал ничего про сраных американцев, когда увидел разрушенный ими город? Или в Голливудских фильмах янки оскорблять нельзя)

[@mistermonologue2442]

Ahh yes, the days Japan learned about the fck around

[@shubhambobhate4941]

Killing 200k non combatant civilians is not a lesson. It's a massacre.

[@kpz1234]

Famous last words - Mayor of Hiroshima "What the f#ck was that noise?"

[@brucenorman8904]

HOI4 Japan: Hey US you didn't nuke Germany. US: Germany didn't fck with my boats.

[@jfprizzy]

Now Japan is an entirely based society. Meanwhile, America is promoting child grooming, hundred genders, Emma with Two Mums in the military. Yep, America definitely won. At least we ain’t speaking German or Japanese…

[@ZA-VII]

Now it's time for US

[@alpborakirte801]

So an atomic bomb leaves some structure behind and doesn’t kill Yashida with remaining radioactivity. Looks like it was just a normal bombardment 😅

[@VroomTech]

These were very primitive and large bombs with few tests. Within 24 hours 90% of the radiation was gone and within a week it was almost non-existent

[@Vampibatmanodactyle]

How does Logan remember if he forgot his past?

[@cptpepper7731]

Shh, don't ruin it with your logic.

[@musigamer4723]

It requires certain triggers, I believe.

[@ShadowFungus]

He remembers fractions of his old memories then remembers them when he tackles them again.

[@cptpepper7731]

@@ShadowFungus you’re just making this up, aren’t you?

[@Vampibatmanodactyle]

@@ShadowFungus so he remembers this guy but forgets who Stryker and Sabertooth are? Ok then

[@mdZomi]

it's sad that even in movies , japan was bombed every now and then😂💔

[@__silver__]

Man this movie was so good up until they all had to have a goofy @ss fight with effing megatron and snake lady

[@kaponosucks]

Cry

[@ahmedfadhil9682]

Only american movie which portrayed american war crime.

[@The_mytuber]

Technically if keep count war crimes in WW2 you can see that neither sides are innocent But however if you compare the war crimes committed by the imperial army and the us army I am pretty sure US don't actually have to be criticised or be guilty about what they have done cause Japanese Empire somewhat deserved it

[@ahmedfadhil9682]

@@The_mytuber Offcourse you should be ashamed of US Government and Millitary. JAPAN attack was on military base "Pear Harbour". US attack was on "CIVILIAN base" Hiroshima and Nagasaki. US is coward since they took on weak one. Check their history of attacks on small countries like Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Japan...

[@MauZangetsu]

@@The_mytuber Dropping 2 nukes on cities with mostly civilian population is not the same (not by a mile) as attacking war ports and other posts of military forces. You can say war has no innocent side, but saying a country's civilians deserve that ammount of death is not only ignorant but also incredibly stupid

[@RahulGupta-pf4yt]

@@MauZangetsu Yes they do. Japanese raped women all over China and SEA, Bloody rapists and they talk about honor

[@ovs4744]

@@MauZangetsuwhat’s ignorant and incredibly stupid is not knowing the Japanse had killed over 10 million chinese men and children at this point and were not planning on stopping.

[@mckrunchytoast2469]

Real talk for a sec, I hate we had to level Hiroshima and Nagasaki but, as someone who loves history and has strived to understand all sides of it. They wouldn't have surrounded otherwise, the Japanese if nothing else, are a proud and iron willed people. Millions would have died on both sides. An outraged proud nation trying to end the war, a galvanized prideful nation defending themselves to the last. I'm glad it ended and I'm glad we surprised the Japanese by not subjugating them, but helping rebuild. I know there's a lot of complicated politics with it and many who don't think one way or another. But that's my thoughts as an American youth who's done his best to learn from the past and just hope we aren't stupid enough to repeat it.

[@jorgerh2232]

That's actually incorrect

[@mckrunchytoast2469]

@@jorgerh2232 Then please enlighten me on what part and how, Mr. Vauge

[@gouthamakumar6591]

@@mckrunchytoast2469 Simply put, they were already in the process of surrendering iirc, before we dropped the 1st bomb.

[@bertaboy9078]

@@gouthamakumar6591 no they were not. They were preparing for a multifronted aquatic assault if anything. Also, you can’t say “simply put” and “iirc” correctly in the same statement. Either you’re sure or you’re unsure, pick a tone

[@mckrunchytoast2469]

@Gouthama Kumar from the MAGIC coded intercepts made by the US, there was no formal negotiation to be made at that time by the Japanese High command. They were deliberating it in some circles but no concrete terms that the US command liked. So no, they weren't. You can read the MAGIC intercept summary from the National Security Archive. That same paper was also used and brought up as American top brass debated if it was necessary during the Postdam Conference July 1945.

[@stevenkimdmd]

There are more than one kind of Japanese sword, some are designed to be held by one hand, some by two. Despite considered unorthodox, the Katana can be held by one hand as well. Miyamo Musashi's technique is one glaring example. No way a Japanese soldier trained to use such sword did not know all this. Also the way Wolverine held the sword with two hands was wrong. The hands are supposed to be more spread apart. Hollywood... Pretends to respect a culture, only to disregard delicate details for the sake of flair.

[@Squoq]

You're a fun one

[@NiNinjaII]

Yes

[@eoingaskin]

Disregarding smaller, niche details in a culture is better than not trying to be respectful at all, something a lot of films are guilty of, so instead of finding fault in their tries, applaud them for doing better than the majority.

[@The_mytuber]

Wolverine held it incorrectly because he isn't from Japan and don't know much about it's culture either

[@castle9165]

Here I think Yoshida, the character, assumes Wolverine won’t know what a Katana is, after all it’s not an English word, so uses “Japanese Sword” instead.

[@GeorgeSukFuk]

Does Logan remember as well as Pepperidge farm

[@TheGreatDearLeaderJimPickens]

No one remembers as well as Pepperidge farms

[@StudSupreme]

LOL! Feel like pearl harbor, nanking, the Bataan Death March and '45 Manila were bad ideas now, fellas? HAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAA!

[@Excalibur01]

Well they didn't get the message once. So we sent it another time

[@archonandrogenpharmacokinetics]

This movie is trying to humanitize the Japanese during WW2, which is impossible if you know your history.

[@cptpepper7731]

Ok, Ejaculator. You don't inspire much confidence with that name and making up words like "humanitize"

[@keithfilibeck2390]

they are still human.