Dr Wagner, interesting comment on keeping the tooth in a glass of milk to preserve it en route to the hospital. What is the reason for this exactly? Thank you for all that you do!
It's so cool to see professionals in different fields making observations and conclusions from the same information, especially when they come to similar conclusions because it shows how universal logic is
Oh yeah, Yakuza has some insanely brutal moves throughout the series. The main character Kazuma Kiryu is a total beast, not to mention his rival/friend Goro Majima. They both are absolute monsters when it comes to combat.
@@GriffinPilgrim A hilarious mistranslation that's become a bit of a running joke, if anything. What was meant is that he's never killed unprovoked, IE he's never been the initiatior.
@@nathenbosher1067it saddens me that you have to ask but I'll try to help. Despite being in vastly different walks of life you can tell they'd be able to go out and get a drink together and have a great night together sharing stories,hence becoming bros, aka bro vibes.... Most people intrinsically know what that means (in America at least)
Wish they got a different "martial artist" cause this guy seems like one of those "I'm too lethal to spar" guys, bring Gemma or Yoshi back in here I'm sure they''d kick his ass any day of the week
Are you two actually dense? Lol. He’s a martial artist and you’re getting upset that he’s talking about fights and martial arts? Having someone who knows where and how to hit somebody paired with someone who knows what could happen to the body when hit there go perfectly together. I don’t know if this comment was out of stupidity or spite that he makes you feel insecure about yourself but just keep it to yourself in future.
@@TheShadow265 Noah sounds like hes just trying to make himself look tough more than comment on the game. Him claiming that he cant get into a fight cos hes a blackbelt and is too deadly is nonsense. You go to jail because you use to much force for the situation no matter your training, not because your a blackbelt. Also hands can still break even when conditioned.
@@CMLew Dude literally explained how using too much force is a thing that was explained to him as part of a court judgement, when he was arrested in highschool. I know you're jealous the guy can fight and isn't a pussy, but you don't need to make it so obvious.
Brief reminder that conically, Kiryu has never killed anybody. Ever. Edit: Ok, it's been 2 years since I made this comment and it's STILL getting replies. You guys know that the whole "Kiryu has never killed" thing has been a meme for like a decade, right? It's a joke.
@@ThePeteriarchy Don't forget about the employee that Kiryu used as a meatshield and very much got shot up. Kiryu didn't kill him by Jigsaw logic; I didn't kill him, someone else did I just put them in the situation for it to happen
When Dr. Jordan said that "You'll see a different side of humanity" I remembered my mom, who is an Eye Surgeon, she used to take ER shift on late nights and her dinner table conversation about her various patients. It gave me the heebie-jeebies to hear some of the injuries that she has seen.
@@dragodx8238 Eye surgeon? Most likely someone fall on a nail or something. Or people who have long nails might slice of piece of their retina. Sometimes people with glasses got the glass punched in to their face their tiny glass pieces stuck in their. And those are the common ones. The fun one's usually involve heavy machinery and utter bad luck, utter lack of safety or utter stupidity.
I like that they're going into detail of what would happen and what their experience has shown instead of defaulting to the tride and true response of "tHiS iS uNrEaLiStIc".
@@pkfiremain710 To be fair, Kiryu's trainers in Yakuza 0 include someone who's trained legit world-class boxers. I mean, they also include a guy who just dodges punches from drunk people for cash, and a lady who likes throwing and breaking shit...
4:55 This exact interaction occurs in the most recent Yakuza game actually! In Yakuza: Like a Dragon, a fight begins with a man who blocks a punch with his forehead. It’s one of my personal favorites out of the entire series.
YES! I was hoping they'd react to this! Although there's other characters and thus fighting styles in the series they haven't seen besides this. But still, I love seeing people react to anything Yakuza related. The series deserves more love and exposures.
@@thegreatsaiyaman1126 I haven’t played that one yet, as I haven’t got it, but I just counted those 7 because they are called Yakuza ☺️ and I don’t know if that’s classed with those ones (like same story’s, characters)
@@casieharrodhellbunny2011 there's also 2 spin offs called yakuza kenzan and yakuza issin that take place in old japan but they were never translated. And there's yakuza dead souls that has zombies.
So glad you showed them Yakuza, you should show them some of the boss fights especially the cutscene fight parts of the boss fights where you have to press buttons quickly, I know they will like that as well
As far as expert crossovers go, this is probably my favourite combo. I still love the others but it's often really easy for things to get one-sided. Especially if they're paired up with spec ops guys because who wouldn't wanna ask those guys a billion questions lol. This combination was super well balanced in terms of exchange of expertise and experience from both.
This is actually one of the sickest episodes I've seen yet. I love both of their chemistry together - they just get on a like a house on fire but in a really chill way. Plus it's super insightful. Please bring these guys back again, I loved it.
I can confirm the tooth setting technique. When I was in the fourth grades, I was in a four wheeler accident. I sustained a concussion from it, and to this day I don't remember anything between when my face slid across the dirt road, and waking up in the hospital. Anyways, during that in-between time, one of my teeth was poking out to the point where the root was showing. So what my mom did was just pushed it back into place. Everytime I went to the dentist afterwards, they'd always ask about the tooth, and I'm like, "I don't know, I was concussed at the time. How would I remember which tooth it was?!" Must be fine, since it's been well over a decade since it happened, and I feel nothing wrong.
I got a gap between my 2 upper front teeth when some guy from my old school sent my face into the ground like a yakuza heat action. Been nearly a decade and that gap is now gone, it's amazing how my teeth didn't fly out of my mouth.
Oh this was great! I love that we're getting both the martial artist and the medical practicioner's opinions. It provides a better understanding of how effective and damaging these moves are. It also highlights the amount of research RGG Studios put in Constructing the gameplay. I only wished that you looked at some of Majima's moves too. But oh well! Still an amazing video 👍🏻
Whenever I see the compilations of a Yakuza game's heat actions, I'd love to see a breakdown of the damage. For example, on the "knife through hand" action, what's been cut? Will Punk #53 lose the use of any fingers? Could there be permanent nerve damage? If I piledrive some poor sap with Saejima, how dead would the schmuck be without immediate trauma response? Just remember: Kiryu never killed anyone. Rubber explosions. Rubber rockets.
There's something so refreshing and wholesome about seeing trained professionals in what they do, listen to and take in information from other trained professionals, when talking about their craft. Great video💯🙏
HELL TO THE YES!!! Noah and Dr Wagner is at it again, I'm super stoked every time they're in the thumbnail, and this is the moment the crossover between them happens. It is just kick ass and informative.
They were shown just moves from Yakuza 0. I was curious to see their reaction to that Heat Action from Kiwami 2 and Y6 where Kiryu shoves the dude's head into a microwave at a convenience store and have the clerk turn it on.
7:32 This was exactly what the UC doctor told. I strained a rib muscle in high school during colorguard. One of the most miserable 6 weeks of my life. To make matters worse, I was a Tuba player. It hurt to play but still worth it. Ibuprofen it and it was manageable.
I want these two to react to Yakuza 6. The heat moves in that, Kiryu is more unhinged and tired of everyone. I really hope you’ll include the scene where Joon-gi Han slams his bodyguards head onto the table grill and holds it there.
"Do as much damage in as short a time as possible and get out" makes me think of what I know of krav maga. I've read that it's a down and dirty, just brutal fighting style. It's all about aiming for weak points, like fingers, eyes, the nose, the groin, and the objective is, apparently, to be as efficient as possible with each opponent. So do as much damage in as short a time frame as possible. Break fingers, dislocate joints, go for the eyes, whatever you can do to rapidly disable a threat and move on until you're the last one standing. So, it's basically "go in, go ham, go home".
The problem is that krav maga relies on pain to work, in the real world you will die if you try it. Especially, in the real world you are not winning against multiple opponents.
@@Talking_Ed It relies heavily on the situation. To be clear, I'm not disagreeing. I'm just saying that no martial art is great against multiple opponents that isn't very specialized for exactly that purpose, and even then it's situational. And I don't think it's so much the pain it relies on as it is the fact that it uses dislocating joints, breaking bones, and causing a lot of debilitating damage to shut down a threat. Pain is most certainly involved, but more as a byproduct of causing injuries that are very likely to disable the use of limbs or/and hands. Break fingers to negate firearm usage and hand to hand combat, dislocate a knee or two to more or less immobilize an attacker, and go for the eyes to make them far less of a threat. Under the intended conditions, krav maga can be absolutely brutal. I'd say it embodies the mindset of "F this opponent in particular".
@@lordgenerias Man, if you lose time breaking a finger you will get punched in the jaw and on the ground, let's be real. Krav Maga is a show off, in a real fight in the real world, you either go for the head, a grapple or get the fuck out.
@@Talking_Ed Depends on how you break it and how close the other guys are. I'm not saying it's a guaranteed winning way to fight. In a multi-opponent fight, though, if you know you're F'd, F at least one of them up to take them out for a few days/weeks. But let's be real: this is a fighting style developed and used by the Israelis for use in war. It's not going to be used when it's obviously impractical to do so. It's going to be used on single opponents, and they're not going to waste time. They're going to do whatever does the most damage right away. I would guess the user would grab an arm as the other guy throws a punch, F up his elbow, then slam his head into the nearest wall or hard surface, probably more than once. If other options are available, that'll be what's used, like a knife or a silenced pistol if those are options, and if someone is outnumbered, odds are the user would run or, as it's likely they're likely in the military, toss a grenade and get behind cover. I know it's not the end all, be all, God Tier way to fight. But it was made for a specific purpose, and when it's used by a skilled practitioner, under the intended circumstances, it's very effective.
@@lordgenerias Why waste time breaking an elbow when you can get in and grapple the other dude, or punch him in the jaw and knock him out? It's literally wasting time when you need it the most. You break an elbow, the other dude is angrier and will punch you in the face and make you faint, 99% of the time, if we're speaking of another trained individual. Krav Maga works on civilians if used by military. Thinking you can fight multiple opponents, or someone that has a weapon is literally scifi. It's not god tier, just propaganda.
Each session with Dr. Wagner is making Noah more and more powerful. He is leeching Chi without even Dr. Wagner noticing it. Lets find this out, in the next episode of DragonBallZ.
I love how they’re both knowledgeable on what’s happening but from two different angles and they both seem so interested in learning from and teaching each other
i had the idea of a different type of video, i was thinking "martial artists REVIEW Yakuza" with the idea being they arent just reacting to the content, but trying to analyze it and critique the techniques used in Kiryu's different styles, basically, asking the question "how good of a fighter is Kiryu" based on his rush combos and heat moves
Nice one. Only wish I got to see two other heat moves as well. A grab heat move in Brawler where Kiryu does a suplex and breaks the enemy's back over a bike rail, and a Beast counter from a guard where he pulls his enemy's arms to dislocate their shoulders, slap them, and throw them over. It'd be interesting to know the kind of damage is done to the spine with the former and if the latter is even possible.
The fear of going to jail or losing a civil battle for a fight because you're a certified level in martial arts is the the reason why I've trained discreetly as best I can with my dummy
Now that i'm thinking about it, the only medical injury i had was possibly a concussion. I jumped onto one of the large floats that go behind boats, and we put it into the pool, i missed and hit the back of my head on the concreate. Should of seen the doctor.
It would be interesting to hear a take on those facial injuries from a dentist who specializes in oral and maxillofacial surgery. There are textbooks out there that show how these injuries occur, how they are repaired, and what each stage of the injuries, the repairs, and recovery look like.
Such great timing, I just finished Yakuza 0 yesterday and was reeling from some of the heat actions, because some are brutal. It's funny to see a breakdown on that game's moves right afterwards.
From someone who is not really a gamer. .. but got into actually playing myself because of watching the bf playing Ezio in AC and now have played all myself.... I sometimes watched him playing Yakuza 0 and got interested because of the incredible storytelling in addition to everything else😍 found 3- 5 remastered on game pass on xbox, and started there....now I am on 0 and got 6, kiwami 1 and 2 left 😁🥰 All downloaded from game pass ready to go! Got totally invested in the characters and love this series❤❤
They should watch moves from the other games in a series! There are other characters who have their own fighting styles and Heat Actions (special moves) that are really cool and creative!
I believe the longer these two actually hang out the better the commentary will get. So far it's in that awkward phase of feeling each other out, thinking about what to say or worried about saying something offensive.
You guys are amazing for listening to the fans and what they want to see! I love these series of games alongside judgement and I knew it'd be great for this channel
Since you guys did some yakuza i would love to see these 2 badasses react to Judgment and its Sequel Lost Judgment since it has a lot of martial arts performed by Yagami
I love the fact that Dr. Jordan is explaining to Noah about his past patients condition and Noah is just like "so i broke someone bones back in school days..."
I know I'm really late but at 6:16, that is a question mark kick, looks like a low kick at the start then swings up and around any defense, very flashy but super difficult
I would've loved to have seen them react to Essence of Torment, with the double shoulder dislocation. Straight one of the most painful moves I think I've ever seen.
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Bro imagine it went like this: Person: "How bad is it?" Doctor: "So, we can't snap your nose back in because of the swelling." Person: "How can you fix it?" Doctor: "We break it. Again."
I like this idea : one guy knows what he's doing to damage a person and other guy knows the damage being done in the victim's body. If you can get more out of these guys I'd really enjoy their input. Maybe a look at the fightscenes from the Undisputed films? Boyka forever!
wow so Noah has a bit of a dark side to him that we did not know about, getting into fights and getting arrested. this just makes me like him all that much more.
He brought it up in another video w Gemma. I don't remember what the topic was. He brought up how bad of a kid he was in high school and how martial arts helped turn him around. I think it was the video about them just talking about what it takes to become a martial artist.
Honestly I just think it's stupid that you can get arrested like that for defending yourself. I've been practicing martial arts for years and thankfully where I am we don't have to register ourselves. Personally it's the same as having a gun. If an idiot is going to attack you then they better be prepared to go a hospital or end up dead.
@@rojack79er my thoughts exactly. What’s really crazy is in a lot of jurisdictions in the US if you draw a gun and shoot someone dead after they attack you, you don’t go to prison. But if you use a knife or a hammer or your own body as a weapon? Jail. So like, it’s legal to kill in self defense but the law dictates WHAT you can use to kill them. That’s the most obscene form of bureaucracy, when there are laws dictating “you can kill people but only with things on this list.” For martial arts I feel it’s even worse. You spent all that time learning techniques to defend yourself and then you aren’t allowed to defend yourself. But you can draw a gun a shoot someone in the face and everything is cool.
@@VisonsofFalseTruths in my country if you got caught possessing any kind of weapon you get charged, you unintentionally fight against a robber and causes him a serious injury or worse dead you get charged also. Like what's the point learning the martial arts if you can't even fight for yourselves... I felt bad for them who sacrificed themselves to protect their home from burglars instead they got locked up in the jail...
3:00 Advice. Don't talk to the police when you get arrested NEVER TALK TO POLICE when you are arrested. He might have avoided trouble. but probably his parents would talk.
I was a nurse in Philly for 8 years and the $dumbest thing I ever saw on the 4th was a dude that put 5 firecrackers in his ass with the fuses sticking out and lit them all at once. Dude fucked up his ass for life.
I would love to see my man Dr. Jordan Wagner analyze the injuries from Def Jam: Fight for NY. You've done that game with fighting experts and that was great but now I wanna see an expert's medical opinion on the injuries from thise moves.
i'd love to see them react to some of akiyamas attacks haha. also its almost criminal that they didnt look at any of majima's stuff while looking at yakuza 0
I love the idea of a martial artist with the full knowledge of a doctor taking f@#$ers apart piece by piece with deadly arts designed to obliterate human anatomy. Make it a game, Yakuza team!
You should have the vets on here react to VR shooters or even have them play them on here. Stuff like Pavlov or H3VR. I wanna see what they say how VR shooting compares to well...real life shooting
Never thought of this type of combo...a doctor of course would know the effects of hits in biology the same as a martial artist because they also have to know the human body very well to know what will work.
I've always thought that rule with fighting when trained is stupid. I was in the same position as he was and when the cops asked if I knew what i had done i said yes and I'd do it again. Not fault the kid wasn't trained. He was picking on someone and he picked on me. Unfortunately I didn't want to be fucked with and he found out the hard way. I was defending myself but in the eyes of the law i was capable of being deadly to anyone so i automatically had no defense
I feel like if you’re able to take all out a situation, usually go for that as there are less repercussions against you. But you were defending yourself so I don’t know what the heck happened with them focusing on you
@@zerocents4658 Thing is from the perspective of someone who is a martial artist and also a law student the way I look at it is that with a certain level of martial arts training you'll be able to end a fight with a minimal amount of damage to your opponent, especially with arts such as judo or jiu jitsu where you can incapacitate an opponent with literally no lasting damage. End of the day from my perspective a trained martial artist should be held to a higher standard of control than someone completely untrained.
@@thesewerrat4895 it depends how u were approached by that person and the sudden action he took to get that rapid adrenaline flowing thru u. That’s a situation where u cant control ur body but act instinctively out of panic and can accidentally over do it without acc having direct or even indirect intention to seriously harm the person but just to escape from the danger. Hence self defence should be applicable to even trained martial artists.
I love hearing Noah's stories about his youth, back before he had to remember that he can straight-up just end somebody. ON ACCIDENT! With great power...
Man, I'm so sad that you guys didn't show them that Beast heat move, "Essence of the Beast: Torment". The one where Kiryu dislocates the enemy's arms from both shoulders, slaps them across the face so hard they spin around, then throws them away over his head I'd have loved to see what they had to say about that, lol
You should make them react to enemy movesets especially three lieutenants Its gonna be little bit hard tho you gotta play the game for good amount of time
I love how my guy us telling the doctor what's that move called anc which technique it is, and the doctor then tells him what would it cause to somebody 😂
Dream team is back! 😎 Hope you guys enjoy this one.
Dr Wagner, interesting comment on keeping the tooth in a glass of milk to preserve it en route to the hospital. What is the reason for this exactly? Thank you for all that you do!
One of the best episodes
HELL YES!!!!
*Y’all got any beans?*
Oh and Dr. Wagner, canonically, Kiryu never killed anyone.
I like this; someone who knows how to hit a person and someone who knows what happens in that person's body when hit.
The perfect opposites 👌🏻
Dynamic duo
One of them send people to the hospital and the other one get paid by that injured people. Actual money maker strategy(?
@@panconchancho3798 bro lol
Someone who does damage and someone who fixes damage.
It's so cool to see professionals in different fields making observations and conclusions from the same information, especially when they come to similar conclusions because it shows how universal logic is
its not logic its reality. people who disagree on the reality of a scenario usually means one of the people is severely stupid.
lmfao
@@zyourzgrandzmaz It's not logic? Are you sure about that?
@@zyourzgrandzmaz just like you
@@zyourzgrandzmaz you like your own comment cringe
Oh yeah, Yakuza has some insanely brutal moves throughout the series. The main character Kazuma Kiryu is a total beast, not to mention his rival/friend Goro Majima. They both are absolute monsters when it comes to combat.
Im reminded of Kiryu's heat action against knocked down enemies on the floor in Yakuza 5.
He is ANGRY in that game for understandable reasons.
Even tho Majima is well know by using a knife xD
Don't forget Saejima. The man can turn bone into dust.
And yet somehow we're meant to believe none of them have ever killed anyone...
@@GriffinPilgrim A hilarious mistranslation that's become a bit of a running joke, if anything. What was meant is that he's never killed unprovoked, IE he's never been the initiatior.
I love seeing Noah and Dr. Jordan together commentating on games idk why they just have such a bro vibe going and I like their dynamic
Good vibes only 😎
What's a bro vibe?
@@nathenbosher1067 When you can vibe with your bros, that's a bro vibe
@@nathenbosher1067 Y0 Kiryu and Nishiki
@@nathenbosher1067it saddens me that you have to ask but I'll try to help.
Despite being in vastly different walks of life you can tell they'd be able to go out and get a drink together and have a great night together sharing stories,hence becoming bros, aka bro vibes.... Most people intrinsically know what that means (in America at least)
They actually did it... You guys are legends
Right? This channel is knocking it out of the park
We try 😉
Your saying it like this is the first video man
Dr Wagner: *explains how trauma causes problems in the body and how it would be treated*
Noah: "my body is a weapon and I should be feared"
Wish they got a different "martial artist" cause this guy seems like one of those "I'm too lethal to spar" guys, bring Gemma or Yoshi back in here I'm sure they''d kick his ass any day of the week
@@TheShadow265 i have sparred with a black belt before he broke my rib cuz he got a good punch in, am a green belt
Are you two actually dense? Lol. He’s a martial artist and you’re getting upset that he’s talking about fights and martial arts? Having someone who knows where and how to hit somebody paired with someone who knows what could happen to the body when hit there go perfectly together. I don’t know if this comment was out of stupidity or spite that he makes you feel insecure about yourself but just keep it to yourself in future.
@@TheShadow265 Noah sounds like hes just trying to make himself look tough more than comment on the game. Him claiming that he cant get into a fight cos hes a blackbelt and is too deadly is nonsense. You go to jail because you use to much force for the situation no matter your training, not because your a blackbelt.
Also hands can still break even when conditioned.
@@CMLew Dude literally explained how using too much force is a thing that was explained to him as part of a court judgement, when he was arrested in highschool. I know you're jealous the guy can fight and isn't a pussy, but you don't need to make it so obvious.
Brief reminder that conically, Kiryu has never killed anybody. Ever.
Edit: Ok, it's been 2 years since I made this comment and it's STILL getting replies.
You guys know that the whole "Kiryu has never killed" thing has been a meme for like a decade, right? It's a joke.
Yep. None of the people you see getting hit died. Yep. Most definitely.
Yes. The people in the car chase scene got hit by rubber bullets and rubber explosions
Yep, they're not dead, they're just traumatized from the injuries given to them that will scar their lives
This includes the people he's shot. All of them. All alive.
@@ThePeteriarchy Don't forget about the employee that Kiryu used as a meatshield and very much got shot up. Kiryu didn't kill him by Jigsaw logic; I didn't kill him, someone else did I just put them in the situation for it to happen
When Dr. Jordan said that "You'll see a different side of humanity" I remembered my mom, who is an Eye Surgeon, she used to take ER shift on late nights and her dinner table conversation about her various patients. It gave me the heebie-jeebies to hear some of the injuries that she has seen.
I am too curious to let this go. What are some of the stories?
@@dragodx8238 Eye surgeon? Most likely someone fall on a nail or something. Or people who have long nails might slice of piece of their retina. Sometimes people with glasses got the glass punched in to their face their tiny glass pieces stuck in their. And those are the common ones. The fun one's usually involve heavy machinery and utter bad luck, utter lack of safety or utter stupidity.
@@manhphuc4335 know a guy who fell on his thumb in his eye, went to the ER with it still in.
I like that they're going into detail of what would happen and what their experience has shown instead of defaulting to the tride and true response of "tHiS iS uNrEaLiStIc".
I mean, obviously they knew that this isn't realistic. We're talking about virtual world after all.
@@Trimint123 Except this is pretty realistic
@@БогданКрименюк It's simply an (mostly) untrained but skilled person vs completely untrained and unskilled mooks.
@@pkfiremain710 To be fair, Kiryu's trainers in Yakuza 0 include someone who's trained legit world-class boxers. I mean, they also include a guy who just dodges punches from drunk people for cash, and a lady who likes throwing and breaking shit...
@Paradoxical Enigma yeah, basically. a lot of shit is based on martial arts but it's amped up for funsies
4:55 This exact interaction occurs in the most recent Yakuza game actually! In Yakuza: Like a Dragon, a fight begins with a man who blocks a punch with his forehead. It’s one of my personal favorites out of the entire series.
Kiryu did it to Mine in Yakuza 3
Kiryus boss fight is what you're referring to
@@josephzayas3715 Perhaps I didn’t want to spoil it for people who hadn’t reached the 8th game in the series yet
@@Cool_Crab it's not hidden news.
@@josephzayas3715 Considering the ending of 6 it certainly is, guy
I'm kinda dissapointed we didnt get to see any of Majima's moves but I LOVE IT!!! I LOVE THESE DUDES!!
Wait
That will be a different video... At least that happened last time.
Let's be serious, they couldn't as easily explain Majima's moveset
I already know what the doctor will say
"That guy's just dead now"
@@TheCapitalLetterM Majimas moveset is just a mix of other styles with comedy mixed in. Isnt that hard.
YES! I was hoping they'd react to this! Although there's other characters and thus fighting styles in the series they haven't seen besides this. But still, I love seeing people react to anything Yakuza related. The series deserves more love and exposures.
same here, im glad ppl are giving yakuza series a chance and attention. Its too good to just be this small niche franchise
I'm just waiting for them to move onto later games like Kiwami and have them react to it
Yup exactly my thought :-)
We’re big fans of the Yakuza franchise!
@@zerocents4658 kiwami is the "first" game tho
I like how they say this snaps, that brakes, but never "hes dead"
That's because everyone knows Kiryu has never killed a person 🤣
@TacticalMoonstone i mean the thugs in yakuza are as dense as armstrong at this point
@@Maxler5795 minus the nanomachines
@@peejayss131 Nah man, every yakuza gets an injection of nanomachines when they get initiated.
@@cactus6604 damn I want some
I actually finished Yakuza: like a dragon earlier, so I’m happy to see this video after finishing every game of Yakuza
What about lost judgement
@@thegreatsaiyaman1126 I haven’t played that one yet, as I haven’t got it, but I just counted those 7 because they are called Yakuza ☺️ and I don’t know if that’s classed with those ones (like same story’s, characters)
@@casieharrodhellbunny2011 it’s more like a spin off of the yakuza series taking place in the same universe with different characters
@@thegreatsaiyaman1126 ok cool, thanks for letting me know
@@casieharrodhellbunny2011 there's also 2 spin offs called yakuza kenzan and yakuza issin that take place in old japan but they were never translated. And there's yakuza dead souls that has zombies.
So glad you showed them Yakuza, you should show them some of the boss fights especially the cutscene fight parts of the boss fights where you have to press buttons quickly, I know they will like that as well
Not cutscenes, QTEs
@@БогданКрименюк yeah I always forget what they’re called
Judgment or lost judgment would be awesome,it focuses more on martial arts that street brawls imo!
As far as expert crossovers go, this is probably my favourite combo. I still love the others but it's often really easy for things to get one-sided. Especially if they're paired up with spec ops guys because who wouldn't wanna ask those guys a billion questions lol. This combination was super well balanced in terms of exchange of expertise and experience from both.
This is actually one of the sickest episodes I've seen yet. I love both of their chemistry together - they just get on a like a house on fire but in a really chill way. Plus it's super insightful. Please bring these guys back again, I loved it.
I can confirm the tooth setting technique. When I was in the fourth grades, I was in a four wheeler accident. I sustained a concussion from it, and to this day I don't remember anything between when my face slid across the dirt road, and waking up in the hospital. Anyways, during that in-between time, one of my teeth was poking out to the point where the root was showing. So what my mom did was just pushed it back into place. Everytime I went to the dentist afterwards, they'd always ask about the tooth, and I'm like, "I don't know, I was concussed at the time. How would I remember which tooth it was?!" Must be fine, since it's been well over a decade since it happened, and I feel nothing wrong.
I got a gap between my 2 upper front teeth when some guy from my old school sent my face into the ground like a yakuza heat action. Been nearly a decade and that gap is now gone, it's amazing how my teeth didn't fly out of my mouth.
I love the dynamic between these two. The banter flows so well, it feels like a well written sitcom
I'd love to see part 2 of yakuza series with other protagonists and judgment series as well.
Oh this was great! I love that we're getting both the martial artist and the medical practicioner's opinions. It provides a better understanding of how effective and damaging these moves are. It also highlights the amount of research RGG Studios put in Constructing the gameplay. I only wished that you looked at some of Majima's moves too. But oh well! Still an amazing video 👍🏻
Whenever I see the compilations of a Yakuza game's heat actions, I'd love to see a breakdown of the damage. For example, on the "knife through hand" action, what's been cut? Will Punk #53 lose the use of any fingers? Could there be permanent nerve damage? If I piledrive some poor sap with Saejima, how dead would the schmuck be without immediate trauma response?
Just remember: Kiryu never killed anyone. Rubber explosions. Rubber rockets.
There's something so refreshing and wholesome about seeing trained professionals in what they do, listen to and take in information from other trained professionals, when talking about their craft. Great video💯🙏
Finally Yakuza. The other Yakuza games(especially dragon engine games) would also be nice.
It'd be great to see a professional react to Akiyama and Saejima's bullshit lol
I'd love to see them react to Majima. Especially his Essence of Chokehold and how it would work. I mean it looks like a brutal necksnap.
HELL TO THE YES!!!
Noah and Dr Wagner is at it again, I'm super stoked every time they're in the thumbnail, and this is the moment the crossover between them happens.
It is just kick ass and informative.
This is the legendary collab, I love how well they work together, and their expertise actually sinergize pretty well
4:52
Funny they mention stuffing punches with your forehead since Kiryu has a habit of doing exactly that
And as always, the channel didn't show them that move... 🤦
Man if they thought Kiryu's Moveset was brutal just wait until they see Majima's. You should get these guys to react to Majima as well.
Those two have a great chemistry together, would be really cool to see them in a part 2 with Majima's heat actions
They were shown just moves from Yakuza 0. I was curious to see their reaction to that Heat Action from Kiwami 2 and Y6 where Kiryu shoves the dude's head into a microwave at a convenience store and have the clerk turn it on.
Oh yes more of this epic martial arts stuff and I truly have never seen him being paired with anyone else in this channel before
7:32 This was exactly what the UC doctor told. I strained a rib muscle in high school during colorguard. One of the most miserable 6 weeks of my life. To make matters worse, I was a Tuba player. It hurt to play but still worth it. Ibuprofen it and it was manageable.
I would love to see more variety in the Yakuza games, would love to see Judgment as their choreography is insane
I want these two to react to Yakuza 6. The heat moves in that, Kiryu is more unhinged and tired of everyone. I really hope you’ll include the scene where Joon-gi Han slams his bodyguards head onto the table grill and holds it there.
Would love to see their reaction to Snake style of Lost Judgment
Or better, all 4 moves.
Its incredible how these 2 experts manage to compile the information together and very entertaining
"Do as much damage in as short a time as possible and get out" makes me think of what I know of krav maga. I've read that it's a down and dirty, just brutal fighting style. It's all about aiming for weak points, like fingers, eyes, the nose, the groin, and the objective is, apparently, to be as efficient as possible with each opponent. So do as much damage in as short a time frame as possible. Break fingers, dislocate joints, go for the eyes, whatever you can do to rapidly disable a threat and move on until you're the last one standing. So, it's basically "go in, go ham, go home".
The problem is that krav maga relies on pain to work, in the real world you will die if you try it.
Especially, in the real world you are not winning against multiple opponents.
@@Talking_Ed It relies heavily on the situation. To be clear, I'm not disagreeing. I'm just saying that no martial art is great against multiple opponents that isn't very specialized for exactly that purpose, and even then it's situational. And I don't think it's so much the pain it relies on as it is the fact that it uses dislocating joints, breaking bones, and causing a lot of debilitating damage to shut down a threat. Pain is most certainly involved, but more as a byproduct of causing injuries that are very likely to disable the use of limbs or/and hands. Break fingers to negate firearm usage and hand to hand combat, dislocate a knee or two to more or less immobilize an attacker, and go for the eyes to make them far less of a threat.
Under the intended conditions, krav maga can be absolutely brutal. I'd say it embodies the mindset of "F this opponent in particular".
@@lordgenerias Man, if you lose time breaking a finger you will get punched in the jaw and on the ground, let's be real.
Krav Maga is a show off, in a real fight in the real world, you either go for the head, a grapple or get the fuck out.
@@Talking_Ed Depends on how you break it and how close the other guys are. I'm not saying it's a guaranteed winning way to fight. In a multi-opponent fight, though, if you know you're F'd, F at least one of them up to take them out for a few days/weeks.
But let's be real: this is a fighting style developed and used by the Israelis for use in war. It's not going to be used when it's obviously impractical to do so. It's going to be used on single opponents, and they're not going to waste time. They're going to do whatever does the most damage right away. I would guess the user would grab an arm as the other guy throws a punch, F up his elbow, then slam his head into the nearest wall or hard surface, probably more than once. If other options are available, that'll be what's used, like a knife or a silenced pistol if those are options, and if someone is outnumbered, odds are the user would run or, as it's likely they're likely in the military, toss a grenade and get behind cover.
I know it's not the end all, be all, God Tier way to fight. But it was made for a specific purpose, and when it's used by a skilled practitioner, under the intended circumstances, it's very effective.
@@lordgenerias Why waste time breaking an elbow when you can get in and grapple the other dude, or punch him in the jaw and knock him out? It's literally wasting time when you need it the most.
You break an elbow, the other dude is angrier and will punch you in the face and make you faint, 99% of the time, if we're speaking of another trained individual.
Krav Maga works on civilians if used by military.
Thinking you can fight multiple opponents, or someone that has a weapon is literally scifi.
It's not god tier, just propaganda.
Each session with Dr. Wagner is making Noah more and more powerful. He is leeching Chi without even Dr. Wagner noticing it. Lets find this out, in the next episode of DragonBallZ.
I love how they’re both knowledgeable on what’s happening but from two different angles and they both seem so interested in learning from and teaching each other
i had the idea of a different type of video, i was thinking "martial artists REVIEW Yakuza" with the idea being they arent just reacting to the content, but trying to analyze it and critique the techniques used in Kiryu's different styles, basically, asking the question "how good of a fighter is Kiryu" based on his rush combos and heat moves
Nice one. Only wish I got to see two other heat moves as well. A grab heat move in Brawler where Kiryu does a suplex and breaks the enemy's back over a bike rail, and a Beast counter from a guard where he pulls his enemy's arms to dislocate their shoulders, slap them, and throw them over. It'd be interesting to know the kind of damage is done to the spine with the former and if the latter is even possible.
The fear of going to jail or losing a civil battle for a fight because you're a certified level in martial arts is the the reason why I've trained discreetly as best I can with my dummy
Now that i'm thinking about it, the only medical injury i had was possibly a concussion.
I jumped onto one of the large floats that go behind boats, and we put it into the pool, i missed and hit the back of my head on the concreate.
Should of seen the doctor.
Loving the collaboration its so good
It would be interesting to hear a take on those facial injuries from a dentist who specializes in oral and maxillofacial surgery. There are textbooks out there that show how these injuries occur, how they are repaired, and what each stage of the injuries, the repairs, and recovery look like.
I'm playing through the Yakuza series again right now so this was a nice little surprise. Really enjoyed this video :)
Such great timing, I just finished Yakuza 0 yesterday and was reeling from some of the heat actions, because some are brutal. It's funny to see a breakdown on that game's moves right afterwards.
Omg. Yakuza 0, what a master piece. To every gamer out there that hasn't play this game I recomend it, hours and hours of fun, and the story, oh GOD.
From someone who is not really a gamer. .. but got into actually playing myself because of watching the bf playing Ezio in AC and now have played all myself.... I sometimes watched him playing Yakuza 0 and got interested because of the incredible storytelling in addition to everything else😍 found 3- 5 remastered on game pass on xbox, and started there....now I am on 0 and got 6, kiwami 1 and 2 left 😁🥰 All downloaded from game pass ready to go! Got totally invested in the characters and love this series❤❤
4:38 Kiryu is actually wearing brass knuckles which are quite metallic
I would really love to see experts recreate moves from the yakuza games. I'm sure you can keep milking the series because I love seeing it!!!
I really enjoy binge watching this channel. Keep up the great work!
Fun fact, you actually can get into random street fights as a blackbelt. Just as long as you have enough money.
They should watch moves from the other games in a series! There are other characters who have their own fighting styles and Heat Actions (special moves) that are really cool and creative!
I believe the longer these two actually hang out the better the commentary will get. So far it's in that awkward phase of feeling each other out, thinking about what to say or worried about saying something offensive.
You guys are amazing for listening to the fans and what they want to see! I love these series of games alongside judgement and I knew it'd be great for this channel
Since you guys did some yakuza i would love to see these 2 badasses react to Judgment and its Sequel Lost Judgment since it has a lot of martial arts performed by Yagami
my respect to the editing crew, can't really picture how much time it takes to put one of this together
I love the fact that Dr. Jordan is explaining to Noah about his past patients condition and Noah is just like "so i broke someone bones back in school days..."
I know I'm really late but at 6:16, that is a question mark kick, looks like a low kick at the start then swings up and around any defense, very flashy but super difficult
I would've loved to have seen them react to Essence of Torment, with the double shoulder dislocation. Straight one of the most painful moves I think I've ever seen.
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Both of these men are professionals in bones in very different respects
This is the best team up on this channel in my opinion. They kept me entertained and also teaching new info I've never known.
Bro imagine it went like this:
Person: "How bad is it?"
Doctor: "So, we can't snap your nose back in because of the swelling."
Person: "How can you fix it?"
Doctor: "We break it. Again."
At the bit where he was blocking the sword, he was wearing brass knuckles. I feel like it's pretty impressive to not get injured still
I like this idea : one guy knows what he's doing to damage a person and other guy knows the damage being done in the victim's body. If you can get more out of these guys I'd really enjoy their input.
Maybe a look at the fightscenes from the Undisputed films?
Boyka forever!
wow so Noah has a bit of a dark side to him that we did not know about, getting into fights and getting arrested. this just makes me like him all that much more.
He brought it up in another video w Gemma. I don't remember what the topic was. He brought up how bad of a kid he was in high school and how martial arts helped turn him around. I think it was the video about them just talking about what it takes to become a martial artist.
Yeah but I believe how the kid got into hospital all started with a head choke and the kid hit his head
Honestly I just think it's stupid that you can get arrested like that for defending yourself. I've been practicing martial arts for years and thankfully where I am we don't have to register ourselves. Personally it's the same as having a gun. If an idiot is going to attack you then they better be prepared to go a hospital or end up dead.
@@rojack79er my thoughts exactly. What’s really crazy is in a lot of jurisdictions in the US if you draw a gun and shoot someone dead after they attack you, you don’t go to prison. But if you use a knife or a hammer or your own body as a weapon? Jail. So like, it’s legal to kill in self defense but the law dictates WHAT you can use to kill them. That’s the most obscene form of bureaucracy, when there are laws dictating “you can kill people but only with things on this list.”
For martial arts I feel it’s even worse. You spent all that time learning techniques to defend yourself and then you aren’t allowed to defend yourself. But you can draw a gun a shoot someone in the face and everything is cool.
@@VisonsofFalseTruths in my country if you got caught possessing any kind of weapon you get charged, you unintentionally fight against a robber and causes him a serious injury or worse dead you get charged also. Like what's the point learning the martial arts if you can't even fight for yourselves...
I felt bad for them who sacrificed themselves to protect their home from burglars instead they got locked up in the jail...
3:00 Advice. Don't talk to the police when you get arrested NEVER TALK TO POLICE when you are arrested. He might have avoided trouble. but probably his parents would talk.
Also if you’re a minor always ask for a lawyer or the ability to call your parents.
@@erikjimenez8671 not just as a minor. ALWAYS ask for a lawyer. Even public attorneys can save you from having crimes falsely planted on you
Exactly what I was hoping for , having Noah and Dr Wagner checking out Yakuza 😁
This better mean there will be a follow-up episode for Goro Majima.
I love these videos. Just good, quality, no fluff content. Thanks for making them!!!
I can't even imagine having to deal with all the injuries caused by people's stupidity
I was a nurse in Philly for 8 years and the $dumbest thing I ever saw on the 4th was a dude that put 5 firecrackers in his ass with the fuses sticking out and lit them all at once. Dude fucked up his ass for life.
Funny enough someone made a 3 part series of all the lethal actions in this game, some are jokes but most are actually lethal.
I would love to see my man Dr. Jordan Wagner analyze the injuries from Def Jam: Fight for NY. You've done that game with fighting experts and that was great but now I wanna see an expert's medical opinion on the injuries from thise moves.
i'd love to see them react to some of akiyamas attacks haha. also its almost criminal that they didnt look at any of majima's stuff while looking at yakuza 0
I would love to see the martial artists react to some Asura's Wrath! Especially the Augus and Chakravartin fights.
If they don't consider doing that bruh,imma be mad
That would be the most dopest thing
But I prefer Asura vs Akuma
"Ah yes, angrily punching a planet-sized fist to push it back. Pretty standard stuff."
@@Geheimnis-c2e lol
That lip bug in the firecracker finisher around minute 10 is hilarious lol
Just remember: Kiryu doesn't kill anyone!
Tell that to the police who locked him up!
Definitely my favourite of the react series, I love how doctors always talk about the wildest things so nonchalantly🤣
I love the idea of a martial artist with the full knowledge of a doctor taking f@#$ers apart piece by piece with deadly arts designed to obliterate human anatomy. Make it a game, Yakuza team!
Seeing a combat expert and an ER doctor in the same room is awesome
You should have the vets on here react to VR shooters or even have them play them on here. Stuff like Pavlov or H3VR. I wanna see what they say how VR shooting compares to well...real life shooting
Vietnam vets react to balloons being popped next to their ears
@@Eidolon628 fire crackers as well
They have nice vibes ahah different fields but you can see they could potentially be great friends
It would be interesting what they would say about Majimas fighting styles
I've been waiting for this
Please, show Majima next too
These guys are a great combo
Never thought of this type of combo...a doctor of course would know the effects of hits in biology the same as a martial artist because they also have to know the human body very well to know what will work.
I've always thought that rule with fighting when trained is stupid. I was in the same position as he was and when the cops asked if I knew what i had done i said yes and I'd do it again.
Not fault the kid wasn't trained. He was picking on someone and he picked on me. Unfortunately I didn't want to be fucked with and he found out the hard way.
I was defending myself but in the eyes of the law i was capable of being deadly to anyone so i automatically had no defense
I feel like if you’re able to take all out a situation, usually go for that as there are less repercussions against you. But you were defending yourself so I don’t know what the heck happened with them focusing on you
Goddamn, it must be frustrating in that position man. Us martial artists have so much stereotypes its ruining us
Solution: self defense training is now mandatory for all able bodied children starting from elementary school 🙂
@@zerocents4658 Thing is from the perspective of someone who is a martial artist and also a law student the way I look at it is that with a certain level of martial arts training you'll be able to end a fight with a minimal amount of damage to your opponent, especially with arts such as judo or jiu jitsu where you can incapacitate an opponent with literally no lasting damage.
End of the day from my perspective a trained martial artist should be held to a higher standard of control than someone completely untrained.
@@thesewerrat4895 it depends how u were approached by that person and the sudden action he took to get that rapid adrenaline flowing thru u.
That’s a situation where u cant control ur body but act instinctively out of panic and can accidentally over do it without acc having direct or even indirect intention to seriously harm the person but just to escape from the danger. Hence self defence should be applicable to even trained martial artists.
I love hearing Noah's stories about his youth, back before he had to remember that he can straight-up just end somebody.
ON ACCIDENT!
With great power...
Comes great responsibility
yakuza is a very specifically nonlethal(ish) franchise that is a better fit for Doctor Jordan, but this is a very good combo of experts!
Noah hasn't been on here a lot so it's good to see him back 🙏👌❤
Man, I'm so sad that you guys didn't show them that Beast heat move, "Essence of the Beast: Torment". The one where Kiryu dislocates the enemy's arms from both shoulders, slaps them across the face so hard they spin around, then throws them away over his head
I'd have loved to see what they had to say about that, lol
There’s also a move where Kiryu shoves the dude’s head through a microwave and microwaves the guy
More Yakuza!
This I like a lot
More! Give us more!
Doc's dressed up like Nishiki here, quite the style
the martial artist deadass just learning new moves
You should make them react to enemy movesets especially three lieutenants
Its gonna be little bit hard tho you gotta play the game for good amount of time
I love how my guy us telling the doctor what's that move called anc which technique it is, and the doctor then tells him what would it cause to somebody 😂