Bro that sewer scene lives rent free in my head, 0 was my first Yakuza game and it was just such a memorable moment. Also he whooped me in the first fight but the sewer one I manhandled him cause of Beast Style, it felt great.
What makes Kuze so good, is how he's a real person. He isn't a Herculean god with unparalleled physical strength like Kiryu or Amano, he really does have the build of a boxer or UFC fighter, and it's his knowledge of the fight that allows him to go toe to toe with Kiryu and escape relatively unscathed. He is also a reflection of Kiwami Kiryu, in design especially, with their shared belief that they must follow through with what they desire - Kuze yearning for power, and Kiryu wanting to protect his family. He takes off his jacket to reveal Enma (judge of the underworld) because he believes that he has the right to decide Kiryu's fate, to judge him; but in his final fight with Kiryu, he leaves it on, he knows who Kiryu is, he knows he has lost his right to decide Kiryu's fate and that he has unleashed a 'monster' on the world. It wouldn't surprise me if someone had called Kuze this when he first debuted as a boxer, but like how he 'misjudged' Kiryu at the start of 0, he does so again now - before thinking Kiryu was worthless, and now thinking Kiryu is heartless; when in reality Kiryu's humanity will always keep on the right path. Again Kiryu is a reflection of what Kuze considers a 'real' yakuza, who will do what he must to get what he wants, and for the first time Kuze isn't strictly wrong - he just doesn't understand that what Kiryu wants isn't his own success snd power, but a happy life for the people he loves.
I think Kuze exactly knows what kiryu wants, hence why he calls him a half-ass: with all that power he could be the richest and most respected of his clan but the fact that he doesn’t care appears to kuze as a sign that he doesn’t take the «gokudo» (the name of the Yakuza, meaning way of the extreme or way of power) seriously… and that upsets kuze the most because he’s himself someone who always wanted such power to himself so he could reach to the top. He dedicated his whole existence and his very soul to that.
And not to mention that Kuze had the biggest impact on Kiryu instilling in him tenacity. He was in a twisted way, a coach and trainer to Kiryu. Even though Kuze was only in one game his influence can be felt throughout the whole series: it's no coincidence that Kiryu dresses very similar to Kuze wearing a Light Grey suit and white snakeskin loafers.
I love how Majima ended up emulating Nishitani and Kiryu picked up lessons from Kuze. All I want is a scene where Kuze reacts to what Kiryu became. That would be amazing.
i want a Yakuza 0.5 so badly you have no idea. There's years of play there between 1988 and 1995. I wanna see Kiryu making a name for himself in the Dojima family, maybe even interacting with the former lieutenants again, now a Dojima Lieutenant himself
@@MrReubenTishkoff "To think I made a punk like you. You are not even part of any family, yet you still represent everything a true Yakuza stands for"
I’m convinced that “Pledge of Demon” is just pure testosterone in the form of a song. Where as “Oath of Enma” is a man on his last legs ready to accept defeat, but won’t go down without a proper fight.
i saw Kuze reasoning and liked him in the end, he has to follow Yakuza order whether it's legit or not. he is a true yakuza and attacking Kiryū is his job.
Kuze is my favourite lieutenant because he was telling the kiryu truth, Kiryu was thinking so noble about Yakuza life, he was thinking like it was a box match and when you lose you have to get out, but you should fight as long as you are alive if you choose that kind of life, just like Majima After he met Kuze he thinks different tho imo
Kiryu thought being a Yakuza is cool, because he saw all the respect Kazama got. He just never saw how ruthless and romanticized a life of crime can be. Kuze was the one who taught him that in the end.
I'm so glad that you're venturing into the epicness that is Yakuza! Another bad ass song from 0 that's not as noticebly epic but equally awesome is t.u.s.k.
How many times do we have to teach you a lesson old man. To this day the second Kuze battle intro gets me hyped up to battle him again. My second favorite is the fourth encounter with him. Glad you have the dynamic intro of Kuze as well. Great edit Tyrus.
@@linked2dio26 it's amazing. A beat em up RPG. The story and characters are the best part. If you don't get distracted by side quests and mini games, you could probably beat it in like 12 hours.
I really love how Kuze and Kiryu parallel eachother, Kuze's whole being shaped by being a Yakuza, and, to see how easily Kiryu would discard it just to save those close to him, it angers him to the core. And, only after their 4th fight did he starts seeing how, while differing in their beliefs, Kiryu's are just as strong as his own. It also might be a stretch, but the fact that Kuze's fuckin glasses tell a lot about him(First fight him being proud and keeping em on, second fight discarding em because Kiryu's a threat, 3rd fight keeping em on because he still refuses to see past Kiryu's "weak beliefs", and coming off the 4th fight by Kiryu's punch, not to return in the 5th, as he recognises him as a true Yakuza)...God, this game was such a golden trip. I didn't mind fighting him 5 times at all.
OK, not gonna lie...this Kuze special hits harder than even Kiryu's. and that's sayin' something, especially when you specialize in making music arrangements & remixes of characters that have that kinda energy which goes real hard when listened to.
I saw this, clicked immediately and was not disappointed- used to work out to a metal cover of this a few years back and I'm starting to feel it again.
Oath of Enma remjnds ne so much of it has to be this way. I even can imagine the lyrics. I carved my own path, you followed your wrath... But maybe we're both the same.
If there is one thing that's with me everyday from Kuze, it's his resiliance. No matter how much he got destroyed, no matter what is taken from him. Long as he lives, he wil get back up for more. That qoute from the sewer really makes you think and act. No time to cry for the past, times move on. Let us improve, then be sad about something we cannot change anymore
Dangit Kuze, why must your catchy theme haunt my every waking moment?! It's like an inescapable Demon! But in all seriousness, fantastic work here Tyrus. This is gonna be rocking out in my ear drums for the foreseeable future to give me more relentless energy.
Kuze is one of my favorite villains ever. not just in the Yakuza franchise, I mean villains in general. he is very smart, he is ruthless, he is unrelenting, he won't stop until he gets what he's after even if it means taking accountability for his actions.
i literally love the in game version of pledge of demon so much because of the build up that it has compared to the ost one which starts suddenly which somewhat sounds funny because it can be used for something like those drip goku memes where the theme plays for half a second
I just finished this game last week, my first ever Yakuza game (aside from me playing Yakuza 1 as a kid, but that doesn’t count cuz I barely remember it lol) and holy shit what an experience. Kuze is such an awesome character, and seeing how they earn each other’s respect by the end was so fucking cool, I loved their final fight so much, and the conversation afterwards too, Kiryu giving him that little bow before he goes off to the final fight, it’s almost like a mentor sending off his pupil to face his ultimate challenge.
I find it a little funny that throughout the yakuza series Kiryu fights all kinds of Clan captians and high ranking Family patriarchs and some of the series most iconic antagonists are the lieutenants of a 2nd rank (Tojo, Dojima) yakuza family
Yeah, definitely gonna have this banger on loop for a while, its simply amazing Now, I have requested this many times, and I must admit, even though Tyrus has hearted every comment, Im losing hope, and slowly running out of ideas. But Kuze said it himself, the man who gets beat down isn't the loser. The guy who can't tough it out to the end, he's the one who loses. And I wont stop until that Infinite Special Edit gets released (or until I get a restraining order from Tyrus). I know he has a schedule, but my requests mustve been heard, right? Either way, youll see my name across this channel's comment section for far longer.
I downloaded this and added it to my gym playlist. I set a new lift record the moment it started playing; I went outside and lifted the entire building from its foundation.
This is the best Yakuza game by far. Nothing after Yakuza 0 grabbed my attention. I managed to get to Yakuza 6 by force but became burned with saga monotomy over the years.
No momento que escrevo o comentário estou no final do Yakuza 0 e é simplesmente o jogo mais divertido que joguei na minha vida e o Kuze é um dos meus favoritos justamente por ser o personagem que mais se assemelha e tem as maiores características de um Yakuza (e a triha sonora é maravilhosa)
"You cannot tell whether a person is good or bad by his vicissitudes in life. Good and bad fortune are matters of fate. Good and bad actions are Man’s Way. Retribution of good and evil is taught simply as a moral lesson."
Kuse is close to a real yakuza. Kuse couldn't forgive Kiryu, who seemed half-hearted when he talked about how beautiful he was. Because that's not the ideology of the Yakuza. The reason this game is so great is because of Hitoshi Ozawa, who plays Kuse. Everyone must have wondered why Kuse was so scary. You can see why by looking at Ozawa's history. He was originally a famous person in the world of delinquents, and was a person who had plans to go into the world of yakuza as well. he became an actor. This is the reason why it's scary.
Imagien a Trailer where a boxer K.O a los of fighters then they show his face and it's a Younger Kuze presented with a remix of this theme and that game is set before yakuza 0 but at the same time there is some chapters where there is times skip back to 202X (present) and show how Kuze's past affect Kiryu so you can play as fuck Kiryu in the present and Kuze in his prime changing character like in Yakuza 0
bro I've been waiting for this one now PLEASE DO SHIBUSAWA NEXT, I want both themes cause your edits are cool. Thanks for the banger edit king P. S KUZEEEEEEEE
That sewer scene. IDK if anyone had the same thoughts as I going into this battle, but I was like "not this guy again", but as the fight was going on my feelings towards Kuze was changing in real time. Before I knew it, I was not using heat actions or weapons. Just straight up head-to-head taking what I learned from our last fight to this one. While bobbin' and weavin' in Rush style it looked like me 'n Kuze were shooting an action fight scene. Yakuza 0 left me with a lot of fond memories, but Kuze's character is definitely one of the fondest.
I love how Kuze doesn't get any waifus in this one. He doesn't need them, he is in a league of waifus of his own.
He IS best girl
@@freyjaweisse8944🤌🍷
🗿
He is always there for kiryu.
What do you mean? The demons are obviously his waifus.
God that sewer scene still gives me chills.
But the fight was kinda wack
best dynamic intro in SERIES
Bro that sewer scene lives rent free in my head, 0 was my first Yakuza game and it was just such a memorable moment. Also he whooped me in the first fight but the sewer one I manhandled him cause of Beast Style, it felt great.
@@Eizenicus the "Having awano or shibusawa beat me to the captain's spot? couldn't care less.." truly go hard, it shows who kuze is.
@@edo8657 but the final fight, and the new theme, i was there like
"wait what"
"WHAT IS THIS WHATS HAPPENING"
What makes Kuze so good, is how he's a real person. He isn't a Herculean god with unparalleled physical strength like Kiryu or Amano, he really does have the build of a boxer or UFC fighter, and it's his knowledge of the fight that allows him to go toe to toe with Kiryu and escape relatively unscathed.
He is also a reflection of Kiwami Kiryu, in design especially, with their shared belief that they must follow through with what they desire - Kuze yearning for power, and Kiryu wanting to protect his family. He takes off his jacket to reveal Enma (judge of the underworld) because he believes that he has the right to decide Kiryu's fate, to judge him; but in his final fight with Kiryu, he leaves it on, he knows who Kiryu is, he knows he has lost his right to decide Kiryu's fate and that he has unleashed a 'monster' on the world. It wouldn't surprise me if someone had called Kuze this when he first debuted as a boxer, but like how he 'misjudged' Kiryu at the start of 0, he does so again now - before thinking Kiryu was worthless, and now thinking Kiryu is heartless; when in reality Kiryu's humanity will always keep on the right path. Again Kiryu is a reflection of what Kuze considers a 'real' yakuza, who will do what he must to get what he wants, and for the first time Kuze isn't strictly wrong - he just doesn't understand that what Kiryu wants isn't his own success snd power, but a happy life for the people he loves.
I always wondered what his tatoos mean.
@@swatcccp4673 yeah he also has a shiisa on aswell, an Okinawan figure meant to ward off evil and also a sign of extreme loyalty
I think Kuze exactly knows what kiryu wants, hence why he calls him a half-ass: with all that power he could be the richest and most respected of his clan but the fact that he doesn’t care appears to kuze as a sign that he doesn’t take the «gokudo» (the name of the Yakuza, meaning way of the extreme or way of power) seriously… and that upsets kuze the most because he’s himself someone who always wanted such power to himself so he could reach to the top. He dedicated his whole existence and his very soul to that.
Very in-depth analysis on Kuze. Great job!
And not to mention that Kuze had the biggest impact on Kiryu instilling in him tenacity. He was in a twisted way, a coach and trainer to Kiryu.
Even though Kuze was only in one game his influence can be felt throughout the whole series: it's no coincidence that Kiryu dresses very similar to Kuze wearing a Light Grey suit and white snakeskin loafers.
Before any of you say anything about Kuze being a waifu. Kuze still has his morals, his pride as man and as a fighter. So, the technical term is chad.
A husbando if you will
@@FlameSlayer1901, a fine-ass specimen.
A sigma?
@@pablotomasllodra4423 pretty sure kuze would call anyone who genuinely believes in sigma male stuff a dumbass
@@pablotomasllodra4423 sigma nuts in yo mouth?
I love how Majima ended up emulating Nishitani and Kiryu picked up lessons from Kuze. All I want is a scene where Kuze reacts to what Kiryu became. That would be amazing.
i want a Yakuza 0.5 so badly you have no idea. There's years of play there between 1988 and 1995. I wanna see Kiryu making a name for himself in the Dojima family, maybe even interacting with the former lieutenants again, now a Dojima Lieutenant himself
I would like to see an older Kuze meeting Kiryu in Infinite Wealth. What would he say?
@MrReubenTishkoff You're not a half ass anymore you become the best.
@@MrReubenTishkoff "To think I made a punk like you. You are not even part of any family, yet you still represent everything a true Yakuza stands for"
@@charliemcmillan4561 I mean... there's no way that Awano will live to see it, since... he already doesn't.
I’m convinced that “Pledge of Demon” is just pure testosterone in the form of a song.
Where as “Oath of Enma” is a man on his last legs ready to accept defeat, but won’t go down without a proper fight.
You're goddamn right! 👊
It demon is copy china
@@MrReubenTishkoff
We got to live, as Others did the same for us...
There are many reasons why Kuze is my favourite Yakuza character. And clearly people at RGG love him too giving him two different boss themes.
He is suppose to be the one to show Kiryua what a Yakuza really is.
Kiryu even starts dressing similarly to Kuze.
I mean, if we had to listen to the same song 5 times people would probably say something.
@@banditkeef3864 and it would be "kuze everywhere system"
I've heard he even makes an appearance in RGG online. Not gonna play it, or even know of how canon it is, but RGG knows Kuze is special.
Kuze is like that one good uncle who actually gives you good advice
the uncle who seems like a bad person but gives hella good advice
@@EirPlen the type of person you hate from the bottom of your soul but respect at the same time
i saw Kuze reasoning and liked him in the end, he has to follow Yakuza order whether it's legit or not. he is a true yakuza and attacking Kiryū is his job.
Hell, ya. I can definitely see that. The one that's hard on you, but do it out of love and concern.
Tyrus's edits are so good, he turned Kuze from a vintage Japanese actor to a Japanese Netflix actor.
...Is that a good thing?
Comments are saying that Kuze doesn't have waifus because he doesn't need them. He literally got a tattoo of his waifu on his back.
I loved kuze's boss's fights especially his final fight as it shows how much kiryu had grown since the beginning of the game
HOW MANY TIMES WE GOTTA DO THIS, OLD MAN?!
Kuze: Four times. Wanna know how I know that? Because I’ve only got four fingers on one hand, thanks for that, by the way.
@@greywalker505 Oh HELL YEAH!
Best thing about Kuze's actor, he's really badass in real life, and is in incredible shape too.
Kuze is my favourite lieutenant because he was telling the kiryu truth, Kiryu was thinking so noble about Yakuza life, he was thinking like it was a box match and when you lose you have to get out, but you should fight as long as you are alive if you choose that kind of life, just like Majima
After he met Kuze he thinks different tho imo
Kiryu thought being a Yakuza is cool, because he saw all the respect Kazama got. He just never saw how ruthless and romanticized a life of crime can be.
Kuze was the one who taught him that in the end.
I'm so glad that you're venturing into the epicness that is Yakuza! Another bad ass song from 0 that's not as noticebly epic but equally awesome is t.u.s.k.
Reign is great too, and the context of the music in the game makes it even better
@@MatsuSenpaii Reign is amazing but he already has mixes for it
And fatal conflict. Which is a remix of tusk)
Honestly tusk is one of the most epic for me,I'll never forget that final part of 0,truly was magical
How many times do we have to teach you a lesson old man. To this day the second Kuze battle intro gets me hyped up to battle him again. My second favorite is the fourth encounter with him. Glad you have the dynamic intro of Kuze as well. Great edit Tyrus.
My personal order of hype from the fights goes something like 2>5>4>1>3.
"As many as it takes for you to learn YOUR lesson."
@@lazaroskarmaniolas7410 Well Said!
Majima Everywhere.
Kuze Everytime.
Water Everywhere.
Grow Everytime.
@@alex99x99x ah, the joys of auto-translate.
Kuze is the wall the man who wants to get a Harem has to beat
Underrated comment
This really makes me want to beat Yakuza 0 again.. for the 5th time 😂
You mean beating Kuze for the 25th time?
I haven't played it. Is it good, and how long is the game?
@@linked2dio26 it's amazing. A beat em up RPG. The story and characters are the best part. If you don't get distracted by side quests and mini games, you could probably beat it in like 12 hours.
@@linked2dio26personally it took me about 45 hours and even then I only got like 10% completion but the game is phenomenal highly recommend
@@canariopintado9929 yakuza 0 is Kuze everywhere.
Kuze, points to his back: "does this look like the face of mercy to you?"
I really love how Kuze and Kiryu parallel eachother, Kuze's whole being shaped by being a Yakuza, and, to see how easily Kiryu would discard it just to save those close to him, it angers him to the core. And, only after their 4th fight did he starts seeing how, while differing in their beliefs, Kiryu's are just as strong as his own. It also might be a stretch, but the fact that Kuze's fuckin glasses tell a lot about him(First fight him being proud and keeping em on, second fight discarding em because Kiryu's a threat, 3rd fight keeping em on because he still refuses to see past Kiryu's "weak beliefs", and coming off the 4th fight by Kiryu's punch, not to return in the 5th, as he recognises him as a true Yakuza)...God, this game was such a golden trip.
I didn't mind fighting him 5 times at all.
OK, not gonna lie...this Kuze special hits harder than even Kiryu's.
and that's sayin' something, especially when you specialize in making
music arrangements & remixes of characters that have that kinda energy
which goes real hard when listened to.
As long as i'm alive, I'll keep coming back for more edits that Tyrus makes
I saw this, clicked immediately and was not disappointed- used to work out to a metal cover of this a few years back and I'm starting to feel it again.
GOES BLOODY HARD
Oath of Enma remjnds ne so much of it has to be this way. I even can imagine the lyrics. I carved my own path, you followed your wrath... But maybe we're both the same.
Burry the enma
In this era of remakes and remastered, PLEASE BRING THIS BACK
If there is one thing that's with me everyday from Kuze, it's his resiliance. No matter how much he got destroyed, no matter what is taken from him. Long as he lives, he wil get back up for more. That qoute from the sewer really makes you think and act. No time to cry for the past, times move on. Let us improve, then be sad about something we cannot change anymore
never give up. always get back up and to it.
Dangit Kuze, why must your catchy theme haunt my every waking moment?! It's like an inescapable Demon!
But in all seriousness, fantastic work here Tyrus. This is gonna be rocking out in my ear drums for the foreseeable future to give me more relentless energy.
To quote the best scene:
KUZEEEEEE!!!!!! YEAAAAAAAARGH!!!!!!!
Kuze don't need no waifus, my guy. He's only here to beat you up and make you learn or earn your place. No need for anything else
Kuze is one of my favorite villains ever. not just in the Yakuza franchise, I mean villains in general. he is very smart, he is ruthless, he is unrelenting, he won't stop until he gets what he's after even if it means taking accountability for his actions.
8:58 "Doushita Kiryu?!?"
...Honestly, I'm surprised we haven't a Yakuza game about Kuze by this point...
Ah, a normal day in yakuza when someone went to the sewer with a motorcycle.....
Один из самых неоднозначных антагонистов серии, с просто шикарными музыкальными темами
How’s he controversial?
This slaps harder than Kuze's elbow combo
Was expecting something else, but getting Kuze'd in your channel? warm welcome for sure!
Damn is "We are the Yakuza 4" next with their versions of For Faith?
"How many times do we gotta teach you this lesson old man!"
- blue fish guy from sponge bob
i literally love the in game version of pledge of demon so much because of the build up that it has compared to the ost one which starts suddenly which somewhat sounds funny because it can be used for something like those drip goku memes where the theme plays for half a second
this is a song of anger, regret, rage, and revenge.
I really want Sega to do a Yakuza game on Kuze, Awano and Shibusawa in their prime.
YES!!! And we'll know about the first chairman of the Tojo Clan! Shin Tojo!
They are in their prime in Yakuza 0
@@andrzejpiskorz4115 not awano but ok
@@andrzejpiskorz4115 kuze said that he used to be stromger and awano was weakened from a life of luxury and shibusawa is a little piss baby
ONE OF THE BEST YAKUZA THEMES, FUCKING BEAUTIFULLY MIXED MY FRIEND
I just finished this game last week, my first ever Yakuza game (aside from me playing Yakuza 1 as a kid, but that doesn’t count cuz I barely remember it lol) and holy shit what an experience. Kuze is such an awesome character, and seeing how they earn each other’s respect by the end was so fucking cool, I loved their final fight so much, and the conversation afterwards too, Kiryu giving him that little bow before he goes off to the final fight, it’s almost like a mentor sending off his pupil to face his ultimate challenge.
I just noticed that the begining of this sounds like Doom Eternal's Main Menu theme with all the noises and bass and God do I love that
Sometimes I wonder if unlocking dragon of dojima before fighting kuze a second time was a bad idea.
Then I realise nahhhhhh
I find it a little funny that throughout the yakuza series Kiryu fights all kinds of Clan captians and high ranking Family patriarchs and some of the series most iconic antagonists are the lieutenants of a 2nd rank (Tojo, Dojima) yakuza family
Standing here I realized that 15 minutes of my life is gone
14 minutes
Kuze should have been the one on that yacht 😞 with his own green legend fighting style
Remember the fact that Kuze is still kicking in Yakuza 2 Kiwami and other titles until 4 or 5
Yeah, definitely gonna have this banger on loop for a while, its simply amazing
Now, I have requested this many times, and I must admit, even though Tyrus has hearted every comment, Im losing hope, and slowly running out of ideas. But Kuze said it himself, the man who gets beat down isn't the loser. The guy who can't tough it out to the end, he's the one who loses. And I wont stop until that Infinite Special Edit gets released (or until I get a restraining order from Tyrus). I know he has a schedule, but my requests mustve been heard, right? Either way, youll see my name across this channel's comment section for far longer.
your comment is too new, he's only been hearting the ones up to a day after the video is uploaded
Kuze goes so hard mans does not even need waifus
love how the background is his tattoo
enma and two demons, one on each shoulder
fighting like there's no tomorrow
Thats Rad!
Amazing as always
I'd be psyched if you made some of these mixes for Judgment/Lost Judgment. Kuwana deserves one for SURE.
Yeah he really does
So like i still hope for that Kuze spinoff
I downloaded this and added it to my gym playlist. I set a new lift record the moment it started playing; I went outside and lifted the entire building from its foundation.
This is the best Yakuza game by far. Nothing after Yakuza 0 grabbed my attention. I managed to get to Yakuza 6 by force but became burned with saga monotomy over the years.
Esse Momento foi e Sempre será Épico .
Ainda me arrepia até hoje
sim
KUZE merece uma franquia só dele @@-_caioworld_-re969
I literally was listening to this not long ago hoping you’d do a cover and today I am very happy 🥺
I'm still playing Yakuza 1 for the first time, but wow i must say this game has a lot of content.
Kuze is such a badass that he doesnt even get waifus, he doesnt need them.
Chad of all chads, man pulled a Majima is everywhere wayyy before he ever knew kiryu
if Komaki at 90+ can appear in the latest Yakuza game, Kuze still can.
BRING HIM BACK!
I haven't even played yakuza but the theme is epic pledge of the demon is fire
Yakuze?
@@sharkhardware sorry I misspelled it
@@Ice-vm2rc well... You didn't
@@sharkhardware lol 😂
KUZEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
YEAAAGHHHHH! (punch)
Waiting for Two Dragons, that was a banger too.
YES YES YES My favourite track from my favourite boy. Thanks for an early bd present
No momento que escrevo o comentário estou no final do Yakuza 0 e é simplesmente o jogo mais divertido que joguei na minha vida e o Kuze é um dos meus favoritos justamente por ser o personagem que mais se assemelha e tem as maiores características de um Yakuza (e a triha sonora é maravilhosa)
Wait. Now that we're tapping into Yakuza boss themes. Does this mean a Bloodstained Philosophy/ DESTINY special edit is looking possible?? 😳
ITS ALL ABOUT WILLPOWER, KIRYU!!!
Man this is a fucking absolute banger
KUUUUUUZZZZZEEEEE!!!
The One and true perseverant boss and man "thank you Daisaku for being one the best bosses"
Now we need a fiercest warrior mix
i wish kuze was in other yakuza games
"You cannot tell whether a person is good or bad by his vicissitudes in life.
Good and bad fortune are matters of fate. Good and bad actions are Man’s Way.
Retribution of good and evil is taught simply as a moral lesson."
The real Yazuka - Pledge of Demon/Oath of Enma (Special Edit) was the friends we made along the way.
Kuze is so badass that his waifus is his own tattoos!
Kuse is close to a real yakuza.
Kuse couldn't forgive Kiryu, who seemed half-hearted when he talked about how beautiful he was.
Because that's not the ideology of the Yakuza.
The reason this game is so great is because of Hitoshi Ozawa, who plays Kuse.
Everyone must have wondered why Kuse was so scary.
You can see why by looking at Ozawa's history.
He was originally a famous person in the world of delinquents, and was a person who had plans to go into the world of yakuza as well.
he became an actor.
This is the reason why it's scary.
who needs waifu....
in yakuza, we are boxing, not waifuing
SHINEEEE BOKEEEEEEEEE
Shibasuwa had some cheek being the final boss
The Life of the loyal Berserker Guts
-Kuroi Fenris
Kuze amon
Imagien a Trailer where a boxer K.O a los of fighters then they show his face and it's a Younger Kuze presented with a remix of this theme and that game is set before yakuza 0 but at the same time there is some chapters where there is times skip back to 202X (present) and show how Kuze's past affect Kiryu so you can play as fuck Kiryu in the present and Kuze in his prime changing character like in Yakuza 0
bro I've been waiting for this one now PLEASE DO SHIBUSAWA NEXT, I want both themes cause your edits are cool. Thanks for the banger edit king
P. S KUZEEEEEEEE
Absolute fire
leaving a comment here to say that this goes really hard a the gym
HE CAME THROUGH TO US
*KUUUZZZE!* PAAAAWNCH!
You know....there's nothing really stopping RGG from making another prequel with Kuze as the protagonist.
Obviously it will be called Yakuze😄
That man would probably lose his arm and say that it’s just a small flesh wound
I was just thinking about you doing something like this and here we are
14 minutes of kuze, fuck yeah man
Pledge of Enma
That sewer scene. IDK if anyone had the same thoughts as I going into this battle, but I was like "not this guy again", but as the fight was going on my feelings towards Kuze was changing in real time. Before I knew it, I was not using heat actions or weapons. Just straight up head-to-head taking what I learned from our last fight to this one. While bobbin' and weavin' in Rush style it looked like me 'n Kuze were shooting an action fight scene. Yakuza 0 left me with a lot of fond memories, but Kuze's character is definitely one of the fondest.
I hope to see Unwavering Belief!
Kuze is on a another level he doesn’t even need waifus !