@@panthxrr7802 if anything they should do it on the rus. They actually had contact with the rest of europe so I wouldn't be surprised if that's what the game features but itd still be so bad
Real shinobi never had a uniform. Instead they blend in on where the assassination will take place. The stereotypical ninja dressed in black was actually made by Hollywood itself.
Actually Karate came from the Ryukyu Kingdom, around the 17th century. It came to Japan in the 1920s Also Taijutsu overall means “body technique” or “body skill”. Basically any fighting using any empty-hand combat skill could count as Taijutsu. Taijutsu itself is similar to Karate, but is more focused on the body techniques.
First off: the ninja's form of hand to hand fighting was called Taijutsu which literally means (unarmed combat) it didn't follow any rules, it was anything goes and was a last resort. Secondly: yes the ninja did cover themselves head to toe in dark clothing, but only at night, because it made them difficult to spot. They only wore disguises during the day to blend in. These two methods are called Yonin which means (sunlight secret) work that's done in the day under disguise. This kind of work involved Intel gathering & sabotage. The other is Inin which means (shadow secret) this is work that's done at night under cover of darkness and usually involves infiltration, assassination & arson.
Ninjutsu was not just a martial art to defend and attack one enemy. Ninjutsu was a way of life for the ninja. ninjutsu started out as a self-defense against corrupt Samuri and kings back then, but ninjutsu evolved to become used for assassinations for money. ninjutsu is a very honorable martial art. you not just learn how to defend oneself but how to live as the best you that you can be. people now days say that ninjas really no longer exist but that is not true. go visit the ninja museum in Japan. the dictator is one of the last real traditional ninjas still alive training others who truly want to learn and live as an authentic ninja. traditional real ninjutsu is not easy to learn and there are no belts. even if you study all your life no one will ever completely master real traditional ninjutsu.
Ironically though, Hollywood bright upon the population of Ninjas to the point that Japan moreso now embrace the history of Ninjas. Not to say they wouldn't have if that wasn't the case, but museums and such where constructed in the rise of popularity from Hollywood (despite how inaccurate those movies where lol).
It was actually the Edo period and Japanese authors that exaggerated and romanticized Shinobi and samurai, the west just added to what they already made up.
Ninjas are popular in the 80s and 90s, thanks to cartoons such as Ninja Turtles and Japanese dramas, every kids back then want to be a ninja. Then their popularity declined in the 2000 and above, many people started to argue about ninjutsu, history vs myth, peoples nowadays are no fun.
The swords were straighter in contrast to a katana due to ninjas not having enough money to buy a proper katana or have the state of art to create one. When they killed samurais they took the katana.
I am Japanese. This video was very interesting. However, I think there was 40% of the wrong information. The black costume seems to stand out in the dark. When the ninjas acted at night, their costumes were inconspicuous brown in the dark. There should be no definitive information about ninja martial arts. Non-Japanese people and Japanese children and young people have illusions about ninja. I don't want to say that illusion is wrong. However, this video pretends to be factual. That's not good. But that may be unavoidable. Rather, I am proud that Japanese culture is loved by people all over the world. But I don't want people all over the world to misunderstand Japanese people. I just wanted to say that. Good job.
I wouldn't call it dirty warfare it just more strategic .. exploiting weakness... think of it like this.. lets say you go to cut down a tree and you notice it has a gash in it or a decaying spot... would you cut there or would you start all over at a strong healthy part of said tree
We need an accurate, grounded realistic Ninja video game. And a grounded, realistic Ninja film. In Japanese with English Sub for both the game and film.
In case someone might be interested, the actual Ninjutsu, today Bunjinkan, grandmaster Hatsumi Masaaki has written many books. The master before him, formerly an actaul active Shinobi, Takamatsu Toshitsugu, as well.
@@jacobyoakum6498Your are mistaken. I don't know where you get such fantasies. He is commonly reagarded in Japan and beyond as 'The Living Legend'. Celebrations are regularly held in his honor world wide. You should stand corrected. He has been awarded the International Culture Award by the Japanese government. The award, the highest honor given for cultural exchange, was presented to Dr. Hatsumi by a member of the Imperial Household on November 22, 1999.
I know I'm replying two years late, but Hatsumi is a complete fake. The Bujinkan has absolutely nothing to do with original, authentic ninjutsu or any kind of martial arts (except maybe a bit of Kukishin ryu). Everyone in the budo community and academia both in Japan and abroad knows this. Ninjutsu is not a fighting art, it's the art of spying, sneaking and gathering information, arson, making poison and medicine, etc. There is no surviving ninjutsu school today. In fact, there were no ninjutsu schools in which people dedicated their lives to ninjutsu, it was just one element of the koryu bujutsu schools (for instance, Katori Shinto Ryu has a ninjutsu segment - it's about the weather and some esoteric Buddhist practices, and that's it). There were some very good experts in ninjutsu in Iga and Koka but that tradition died out well before the Meiji restoration.
A lot of these details aren't entirely correct, especially in regards to their martial training. For example: Aikido and Judo weren't around until long after the era of Shinobi and the Samurai. (Maybe they meant Aikijujutsu and Jujutsu, not Aikido and Judo.) While some Shinobi were trained in martial arts, it was usually (but not always) because said individual Shinobi were also originally born into the Samurai class, thus already having martial training with and without weapons. The term, "Taijutsu," refers to unarmed combat skills, and isn't a singular style all unto itself. I could go on, but I don't see much of a need to do so. Ninjutsu in and of itself referred to spying techniques and other skills that were imperative to a ninja's survival, not necessarily martial arts.
Samurai = dead with honour, never run away Shinobi = not really care about honour, run away as long as you can survive and completing mission. Just my conclusion lol
Hi See U in History, I love how you talked about ninjas and the samurai history. Can you create a video about ghouls, selkies or gregareans please? Thank you :)
I believe Kawakami, J. san when he says the primary role of the "Ninja" Shinobido was not Martial Arts, but info gatherers. "Ninja" ( spies, intelligence officers, etc. ) were used extensively by the Tokugawa shogunate.Famous example- Hanzo. Later, the japanese imperial forces used them internationally to gather information in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii ( to help plan their treacherous attack) , china and other asian countries. Even before 1941 ,many japanese came to work and live in the Philippines. They disguised themselves as farmers, gardeners, technicians, etc. Their real mission was to provide the japanese imperial army with info like disposition/ strength of the USAFFE etc. After the war, japanese saw the interest of westerners in "mystical " karate, samurai, manga -anime . Grabbing the opportunity, they developed them into huge US dollar earners. And so a new japanese tourist industry -ninja- was born.
Surprisingly accurate but some things are still wrong. The samurai was a social cast meanwhile the shinobi was a job, so they were samurai that worked as shinobi.
Hanzou shodai me (first) , was Hattori Yasunaga a shinobi no mono from Iga.The most famous Hanzou was the nidai me (second) Hanzou, Masashige, the Oni Hanzou of Inegawa Battle. He was not a shinobi and was not trained as a shinobi, but became famous for hiring shinobi no mono from both Iga and Koga for Tokugawa. Masashige was hated by the shinobi and they rebelled against him, causing a conflict that separated Iga shinobi in various clans.
Hanzo was an actual Ninja leader. Theres an area in Tokyo, Japan named after him. Theres also a Buddhist temple in that area that has his spear on display. I was able to see it while in Japan.
Ethan Uddin a lot of the espionage and military tactics came from Chinese refugees who brought with books such as the art of war by sun tzu. and karate comes from a basic form of kung fu
@@odinswolf5303 there's really no proof of that and the art of war might have came to Japan no earlier than the 17th century which is after what most people consider the ninja Golden age,sengoku era.
This is a very cool video. Entertaining & educational. ....and here I thought maybe See U in History / Mythology might even mention anything about The League of Shadows.
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There needs to be a high budget historically accurate ninja movie or series.. we have enough corny ninja action movies
I agree amen
Ninja assasin wasnt to bad. Ur rite tho be gd to see a shinobi samurai series
i like the movie "Samurai Fiction"
check it out 😊
Facts man!
Hahaha, i bit true. 😂
Assassins Creed in Japan needs to happen!
Seriously. They thought vikings would be a good idea. Morons
@@АЛЕКСАНДРФИЛИПС-м6р Vinland?
@@panthxrr7802 if anything they should do it on the rus. They actually had contact with the rest of europe so I wouldn't be surprised if that's what the game features but itd still be so bad
@@panthxrr7802 vinland would be too isolated
That would be perfect for assassins creed
The moment you realise in ghosts of Tsushima your playing as the first Ninja 😂
dude right !!!
i just realize it now, i wonder why i didnt hear a ninja word in the, Game best game ever
YES!!! I hope they franchise this game and build that Jin creates the first Ninja clan. It reminds me of Assassins Creed Origins
Yep thats what I thought too. They were unaware of jin’s new fighting style
@@jedsta.monica5347 yeah
This short documentary was so amazing that I didn't realized how 10 minutes flew away.
Japanese history inspire me the most sonehow , their history is very fascinating
NINJAS ARE AWESOME!!
@@RB-yj5fy wut?
@@RB-yj5fy a ninja can dressed up as a samurai if he is tasked for espionage
@@RB-yj5fy and majority of them are samurais
@@theblade1251 now I look back at my comment and cringe, ninjas are stronger/better. ._.
Yes.
now this is the real Ninja I want to see
Not the ninja that plays fortnite
Lol
hs
Ahah 😂😂
Finding this comment
yeah me tooooo
in a simple other words,
NINJA is the profession for genius both in mentally and physically
They need to make a movie about the real Hanzo.
Zoes Dada that would be awesome
just watch mortal kombat legacy
Watch the Nardo
the did, look for hanzu 2004 or 2007 i dont realy remember the name, but it was cool, the flyed like spiderman in the mountans
Zoes Dada If you were pertaining Hattori Hanzo, he was historically a samurai
Real shinobi never had a uniform. Instead they blend in on where the assassination will take place. The stereotypical ninja dressed in black was actually made by Hollywood itself.
Partly true, That all black suit is called a Shozoku and shinobi indeed did wear it when performing certain jobs but they mainly wore regular clothes
Judo (founded 1882), Karate (1915) and Aikido (1926) are all modern martial arts and were certainly not practiced by Ninja centuries ago.
Actually Karate came from the Ryukyu Kingdom, around the 17th century. It came to Japan in the 1920s
Also Taijutsu overall means “body technique” or “body skill”. Basically any fighting using any empty-hand combat skill could count as Taijutsu. Taijutsu itself is similar to Karate, but is more focused on the body techniques.
Judo was basically based off jiu jitsu and jiu jitsu has been around since medieval Japan.
First off: the ninja's form of hand to hand fighting was called Taijutsu which literally means (unarmed combat) it didn't follow any rules, it was anything goes and was a last resort.
Secondly: yes the ninja did cover themselves head to toe in dark clothing, but only at night, because it made them difficult to spot. They only wore disguises during the day to blend in. These two methods are called Yonin which means (sunlight secret) work that's done in the day under disguise. This kind of work involved Intel gathering & sabotage. The other is Inin which means (shadow secret) this is work that's done at night under cover of darkness and usually involves infiltration, assassination & arson.
You sir are CORRECT!!👍👍
@@frankied.2364 ✌️🥷
Interesting how'd you find out about all that ? ..I'd like to learn more do you have any recommended reading ?
is there any truth to them being chiropractors thats how they were so good at bone breaking?????
Genius boy forgot to explain that there's no difference between "ninja" and "samurai" like some people think and I used to believe it too.
Ghost of Tsushima changed my TH-cam recommendation tap in the best way!
They Have To Make A Biographical Ninja Film Or Series!
No One Can Disagree That The Ninjas Are Our One Of The Childhood Favourites🖤
google translate go brr
Ninjutsu was not just a martial art to defend and attack one enemy. Ninjutsu was a way of life for the ninja. ninjutsu started out as a self-defense against corrupt Samuri and kings back then, but ninjutsu evolved to become used for assassinations for money. ninjutsu is a very honorable martial art. you not just learn how to defend oneself but how to live as the best you that you can be. people now days say that ninjas really no longer exist but that is not true. go visit the ninja museum in Japan. the dictator is one of the last real traditional ninjas still alive training others who truly want to learn and live as an authentic ninja. traditional real ninjutsu is not easy to learn and there are no belts. even if you study all your life no one will ever completely master real traditional ninjutsu.
Japanese culture is quite amazing mostly about ninjas.... Then western people arrive and destroy the image lol
Always.. especially because of hollywood industry
Ironically though, Hollywood bright upon the population of Ninjas to the point that Japan moreso now embrace the history of Ninjas. Not to say they wouldn't have if that wasn't the case, but museums and such where constructed in the rise of popularity from Hollywood (despite how inaccurate those movies where lol).
@@justinp9170 facts i mean it may not be historically accurate but everyone in US knows ninjas were badass
It was actually the Edo period and Japanese authors that exaggerated and romanticized Shinobi and samurai, the west just added to what they already made up.
Ngl, but Hollywood did better with ninja and Japanese stuff than anime creators
I’ve always been fascinated by ninjas ever since I was young.
The days of me watching documentaries about ninjas 😂😂
Sameee
Everything was going so well until he said, "it's possible that Ninja are still among us and watching our world as hidden warriors" 😂
He is not wrong.
its called the CIA
"some ninja families emerged that specialized in different secret arts"
me: UCHIHA NARA AKIMICHI HYUGA
Uzumaki!
Hyuga all the way. The Uchiha is over rated & inconvenience,
Hyuga's are the classiest people in Naruto especially Neji🔥
Toji
Ya.
*plays Naruto music while watching this*
does that not clash with the music in the video?
@@doctorpicardnononono7469 nahhh
Those guys where naruto shinobi real life exposed
Don't do anything about ninja as Naruto. History is old
@@Blackcity940 dude it's just a joke
I love the mystical existence of the Ninjas. ⚔
I remember going to a ninja parade as a kid, but it went by unnoticed
Ninjas are popular in the 80s and 90s, thanks to cartoons such as Ninja Turtles and Japanese dramas, every kids back then want to be a ninja. Then their popularity declined in the 2000 and above, many people started to argue about ninjutsu, history vs myth, peoples nowadays are no fun.
3:28 where Wolverine got his claws.
🤣🤣🤣
Black suits and straight swords are not historically accurate yet this image is shown here A LOT.
My thoughts precisely.
How old are yoy
The swords were straighter in contrast to a katana due to ninjas not having enough money to buy a proper katana or have the state of art to create one. When they killed samurais they took the katana.
@@YamamotoKazuo their straight swords were called To, ( pronounced Toe) and had other uses aside from defensive uses but more utilitarian
Trail Woman will actually Ninjas won White or Blue true Fact
5:21 and that's how kishimoto came up with the idea of hand seals
My thoughts exactly
Who's here after watching Ghost of Tshusima?
I am Japanese. This video was very interesting. However, I think there was 40% of the wrong information. The black costume seems to stand out in the dark. When the ninjas acted at night, their costumes were inconspicuous brown in the dark. There should be no definitive information about ninja martial arts. Non-Japanese people and Japanese children and young people have illusions about ninja. I don't want to say that illusion is wrong. However, this video pretends to be factual. That's not good. But that may be unavoidable. Rather, I am proud that Japanese culture is loved by people all over the world. But I don't want people all over the world to misunderstand Japanese people. I just wanted to say that. Good job.
Ninjas, they're really inspired our modern day military tactics, espionage and assasination, and the idea of dirty warfare was from them
I wouldn't call it dirty warfare it just more strategic .. exploiting weakness... think of it like this.. lets say you go to cut down a tree and you notice it has a gash in it or a decaying spot... would you cut there or would you start all over at a strong healthy part of said tree
They need to do a Tenchu remake!! ⛩🗾🥢🌊🎋🍃🎍🐲☯️🇯🇵
We need an accurate, grounded realistic Ninja video game. And a grounded, realistic Ninja film. In Japanese with English Sub for both the game and film.
this channel is one of the best of TH-cam,so much rich content and brilliant delivery
:)
Ninjas are so cool. Their history is so mysterious and mythical.
In case someone might be interested, the actual Ninjutsu, today Bunjinkan, grandmaster Hatsumi Masaaki has written many books. The master before him, formerly an actaul active Shinobi, Takamatsu Toshitsugu, as well.
Masaaki Hatsumi is a well-known fraud. He’s, essentially, the Frank Dux of Japan.
@@jacobyoakum6498Your are mistaken. I don't know where you get such fantasies. He is commonly reagarded in Japan and beyond as 'The Living Legend'. Celebrations are regularly held in his honor world wide. You should stand corrected. He has been awarded the International Culture Award by the Japanese government. The award, the highest honor given for cultural exchange, was presented to Dr. Hatsumi by a member of the Imperial Household on November 22, 1999.
@@LamiNalchor lol, ok weeb. Do you believe in the tooth fairy, too, kid?
I know I'm replying two years late, but Hatsumi is a complete fake. The Bujinkan has absolutely nothing to do with original, authentic ninjutsu or any kind of martial arts (except maybe a bit of Kukishin ryu). Everyone in the budo community and academia both in Japan and abroad knows this. Ninjutsu is not a fighting art, it's the art of spying, sneaking and gathering information, arson, making poison and medicine, etc. There is no surviving ninjutsu school today. In fact, there were no ninjutsu schools in which people dedicated their lives to ninjutsu, it was just one element of the koryu bujutsu schools (for instance, Katori Shinto Ryu has a ninjutsu segment - it's about the weather and some esoteric Buddhist practices, and that's it). There were some very good experts in ninjutsu in Iga and Koka but that tradition died out well before the Meiji restoration.
@@Perceval777 Quit wrong. Ask any expert. But I can live with your feelings.
I'm glad that naruto didn't mentioned here because I respect their identity and values that define them without ridiculing and ranting them
Lol
I mean
Naruto isn’t ridiculing them and a real ninja had a look at the anime and said that some bits weren’t that far from the truth
Bacon Blast Maybe he’s talking about the comments section, not the video.
And Tou I'm referring to both
Wealthiest man Alive ok
Naruto and Ninja Hattori 😎
Could you please make a playlist with all your videos of ancient warriors? Thanks!!!
Ever since I subscribed to this channel, I have been learning a lot. Thanks for this nice video.
A lot of these details aren't entirely correct, especially in regards to their martial training. For example: Aikido and Judo weren't around until long after the era of Shinobi and the Samurai. (Maybe they meant Aikijujutsu and Jujutsu, not Aikido and Judo.)
While some Shinobi were trained in martial arts, it was usually (but not always) because said individual Shinobi were also originally born into the Samurai class, thus already having martial training with and without weapons.
The term, "Taijutsu," refers to unarmed combat skills, and isn't a singular style all unto itself. I could go on, but I don't see much of a need to do so. Ninjutsu in and of itself referred to spying techniques and other skills that were imperative to a ninja's survival, not necessarily martial arts.
“The ninjas did not follow the bullshitdo” did i hear that right??😂😂
Viola Music Most for mercenary’s just done what they done for money no different than pirates or the outlaws of the old West
*Bushido
Bushido not Bullshitdo
Yes. I think they use the art of war tactics.
Hi
What a GREAT, easy to follow, video!
Im using it in one of my English classes about ancient myths.
Bravo!!!
Ninja had chainmail gloves as well as boots which in its self is a weapon.
It would cool to be an Ninja, they are really badarse warriors.
9:55 I know y’all see my boy Han the jinchuriki
I would definitely want to meet a ninja
They were never called ninja in real life. Ninja is a term Hollywood came up with in the 1900s.
yes they were called shinobi or kage
Thank you : ) ~~~~
This video just sent my nostalgic “Tenchu: Stealth Assassins” memories into the stratosphere… anyone else?
☁️🌕☁️
🎋🥷🏻🎋
can i ask what music you used for this video??
2:35 The Asian Quiet Kid's backpack
I always believed. Ever since I watched the old martial arts films called shinobi and the way of the ninja.
Samurai = dead with honour, never run away
Shinobi = not really care about honour, run away as long as you can survive and completing mission.
Just my conclusion lol
Imagine a ninja watching this 😂
you forgot the legendary green ninja: Lloyd garmadon
Please elaborate on the Shogun
Could you do a video on the Thuggee or maybe the Hashashin , please.
Can you do a video about witchcraft and sorcery?
Omg yesss!!!
The Ninja were mystics: mikkyo
Hi See U in History, I love how you talked about ninjas and the samurai history. Can you create a video about ghouls, selkies or gregareans please? Thank you :)
I always thought the ninja was more interesting than the samurai 😎
They were samurai so jokes on you xD
@@saamkapadia not the same thing though, or they wouldn't need a different name...so yeah, funny
Do ninja exist today?
So... the Makibishi was basically the ancient ancestors of the LEGO brick?
Awesome video about ninjas
Cool video but can please make Egyptian warriors
The Hand from Daredevil The Foot from TMNT Lin Kuei Sub-Zero's clan from Mortal Kombat Shiryu Scorpion's clan brought me here
Those are all kids games and toons. Ninjas were evil
They used to wear dark blue to match the moonlight very rarely on recon missions, not black. The name "Ninja" was given to the Shinobi by Holywood.
Totally false.
I believe Kawakami, J. san when he says the primary role of the "Ninja" Shinobido was
not Martial Arts, but info gatherers. "Ninja" ( spies, intelligence officers, etc.
) were used extensively by the Tokugawa shogunate.Famous example- Hanzo.
Later, the japanese imperial forces used them internationally to gather information in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii ( to help plan their treacherous attack) ,
china and other asian countries. Even before 1941 ,many japanese came to work and live in the Philippines. They disguised themselves as farmers, gardeners, technicians, etc. Their real mission was to provide the japanese imperial army with info like disposition/ strength of the USAFFE etc. After the war, japanese saw the interest of westerners in "mystical " karate, samurai, manga -anime . Grabbing the opportunity, they developed them into huge US dollar earners. And so a new japanese tourist industry -ninja- was born.
Wrong !!
@@frankied.2364 Prove it wrong!
me: watches video to learn about ninja for school because I think they're really cool
everyone in the comments: oMg nArUTo
Brilliant video... enjoyed that!
So ninja began as spy and then became assassins then became CIA for japanese lords and if they still exist now they must be working at Facebook
Nintendo
Wow now I know the history of Ninja ..thanks for sharing this story..Good job👍👍👍
Surprisingly accurate but some things are still wrong. The samurai was a social cast meanwhile the shinobi was a job, so they were samurai that worked as shinobi.
I learn so much from you i love samurais ive got pictures of them all over my room
Was expecting to see some firestyle I'm disappointed
That’s the Uchiha Clan, they died long ago by one of their own. It was bloody & unforgivable, however orders are order’s no matter who sent it.
This is narrated by the Japanese American character actor, George Takei ("Sulu" in Star Trek).
I cant stop thinking about naruto
Thanks for educating me George Taki
Hanzou shodai me (first) , was Hattori Yasunaga a shinobi no mono from Iga.The most famous Hanzou was the nidai me (second) Hanzou, Masashige, the Oni Hanzou of Inegawa Battle. He was not a shinobi and was not trained as a shinobi, but became famous for hiring shinobi no mono from both Iga and Koga for Tokugawa. Masashige was hated by the shinobi and they rebelled against him, causing a conflict that separated Iga shinobi in various clans.
I hope we get a movie or series about Shinobi
we really need more ninja games. cant wait for ghost of tsushima
Ugh Tenchu definently comes to mind. ❤️❤️
Agreed🖤
Aikido and Judo was not even around then they learnt whatever they was taught as a samurai or foot soldier
It's been long enough.............it's time for a Ninja movie!
Sounds like real life mortal combat battles between Hanzo and Scorpion 💁
Nice pic
Hanzo was an actual Ninja leader. Theres an area in Tokyo, Japan named after him.
Theres also a Buddhist temple in that area that has his spear on display. I was able to see it while in Japan.
@@roninnotasheeplikeyou.2631 buddhism was original by china and why the f*ck japanese are more stronger
Weabos and their video games
Great work as usual. I do prefer these slightly longer vids than the 3 min ones )
i thought taijustsu was only in naruto
Kung Fu is Chinese dude. Plus, shinobi were trained in Ninjutsu
What?
I mean do ninjutsu really exist? I think no
@@vibrations69 yeah i like ninja but do ninjutsu exist back then? I mean from kamakura shogunate to tokugawa shogunate
Ethan Uddin a lot of the espionage and military tactics came from Chinese refugees who brought with books such as the art of war by sun tzu. and karate comes from a basic form of kung fu
@@saitamayourdaddy7008 yes, it evolved over the centuries and their manuals as well as documents from that Tokugawa era mentioning Ninja/ninjutsu.
@@odinswolf5303 there's really no proof of that and the art of war might have came to Japan no earlier than the 17th century which is after what most people consider the ninja Golden age,sengoku era.
they need to make a game with the story of ninja from japan... or maybe samurai..
I like ninja and samurai and pirates story and other story
Ninja sungguh luar biasa hebat lebih bagus lagi kalau di film action tambah seru asyik enak di tonton
Cool video, Thanks for uploading, now I'm gonna play somemore of Assassin's Creed game 🎥🌟👍
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Ninjas are so cool!!!
Thank you so much information.
Background music ?
My favorite
Subzero
I have always been fascinated by the Shinobi !!
Man i want to be a ninja 💯🔥
This is a very cool video. Entertaining & educational. ....and here I thought maybe See U in History / Mythology might even mention anything about The League of Shadows.
Video is about japanese ninja but the background music is chinese
Do one on Vikings or knights
A other good vidoe dude keep it up you rock