Love the historical accuracy of how fricken terrifying facing a calvary charge was, ESPECIALLY on an island where horses aren't native (at least....not a lot?). Seeing some of the samurai running away from the front lines is just amazing
@@zerophoenix8312 1 Never heard of Takeda begin "chinese fan" certainly no more than any other samurai by reading chinese books etc. does not make them a fan of china 2 even if he liked "chinese" idk music then this music didnt exist and its disgusting 3 really to call someone chinese fan its gotta be someone like kublay khan- that was a fan of chinese culture not shingen
@@radoslavkosil7450 He certainly took it to another level compared to others at the time. Aside from putting Sun Tzu's quote on his battle standard, he was known for being somewhat obsessed with imported goods and literature from the Ming Dynasty. Even the name "Shingen" is a mix of his family's middle name 信 and the Buddhist name of a famous Chinese monk 玄, pronounced in a pseudo-Chinese way instead of being "Nobuharu" or something. As for the music, pretty sure it is the one from the Yellow Turban Rebellion trailer of TW Three Kingdoms, the lyrics are quotes from Lao Tzu so it definitely existed and Shingen probably read it. But I do agree it doesn't fit very well with Shogun 2.
0:55 one of the soldiers running away from the chaarge. A very cool detail i didnt notice before!
Love the historical accuracy of how fricken terrifying facing a calvary charge was, ESPECIALLY on an island where horses aren't native (at least....not a lot?). Seeing some of the samurai running away from the front lines is just amazing
Music from three kingdoms total war
(which are chinese and not japanese like Takeda clan obviously is )
Cavalry units die too easily haha... that's why I have doubts about horse oriented units
TW:3K MOH Opening, what are you doing here?
bro why the chinese music?
Well Shingen is a huge fan of China so it kinda makes sense.
@@zerophoenix8312 1 Never heard of Takeda begin "chinese fan" certainly no more than any other samurai by reading chinese books etc. does not make them a fan of china 2 even if he liked "chinese" idk music then this music didnt exist and its disgusting 3 really to call someone chinese fan its gotta be someone like kublay khan- that was a fan of chinese culture not shingen
@@radoslavkosil7450 He certainly took it to another level compared to others at the time. Aside from putting Sun Tzu's quote on his battle standard, he was known for being somewhat obsessed with imported goods and literature from the Ming Dynasty. Even the name "Shingen" is a mix of his family's middle name 信 and the Buddhist name of a famous Chinese monk 玄, pronounced in a pseudo-Chinese way instead of being "Nobuharu" or something.
As for the music, pretty sure it is the one from the Yellow Turban Rebellion trailer of TW Three Kingdoms, the lyrics are quotes from Lao Tzu so it definitely existed and Shingen probably read it. But I do agree it doesn't fit very well with Shogun 2.