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@@giathuanleviet4138 Technology may have stagnated, but it was a very long stretch of relative stability, and the Tokugawa shogunate managed to mostly stay out of international drama.
I honestly love the parallel of Nobunaga, Hideyoshi, and Ieyasu. How the three "Rulers of Japan" differ in their approach and how each are suited to the different time periods that each rule. One of these parable discussing about their parallel is how they each respond to a bird that will not sing. Nobunaga will say "Kill the bird", Hideyoshi will say "Make it sing", while Ieyasu will say "Wait for it to sing". This is perhaps stating how Nobunaga forced people to submit, Hideyoshi coaxes and push people to submit, while Ieyasu waits for you to realizes that it is better to submit. Honestly the three Rulers have themselves in different paths when it comes to Unifying Japan. Nobunaga need to show strength and power to make people fear him, Hideyoshi needs to coax people into believing in him after the power vacuum left due to Nobunaga's assassination, whole Ieyasu need people to realizes that post-Hideyoshi he is the best ruler for Japan and not Hideyoshi's children. This is also parabled in the children's poem "Nobunaga gathers the ingredient, Hideyoshi pounds the mochi, while Ieyasu comes and eat it."
To be fair, Tokugawa was also a warlord. He also had his fair share of opposition afterwards and the way he silenced them was no different than the Oda or Toyotomi did before him. The way Ieyasu Tokugawa profited from Hideyoshi's previous rule was by succeeding an unified Japan, and having the biggest army in the land, thanks to being exempted from conscription in Tokugawa's failed campaign against Korea, which pretty much decimated his power. Hideyoshi dying pretty much handed Ieyasu Tokugawa the rule over Japan on a silver platter. Hence the children's poem. Ieyasu Tokugawa is the Luigi of the Sengoku Jidai. He won by doing absolutely nothing, at least compared to his predecessors.
I like tahts, I'm study with history japanese and that's real I mean nobunaga have many different perspective about him,he call demon,devil and some call him someone carry japanese in not ringt time, he born with era when fear and power needs for make sure people no do something chaos, and after he leave the era slowly down chill. I assumed if know he will many curse him but he know that's time is nessery he born and love in chaos time. When shogun position in weak power
these come across as moral judgements or criticisms more than parallelisms. They seem to say that Oda Nobunaga was a murderous savage, toyotomi hideyoshi was proud and obsessed with power, and tokugawa ieyasu was weak and passive
I remember discovering you from your "how countries fight their wars" video. All the vids before and after that video was and will be bangers. Also need more B E A N people. 😊😊😊
This is so awesome! I've studied animation myself, and I'm currently studying to become a history teacher. Seeing these cute, funny and very informative animations (from a Dutch studio!) is absolutely awesome! The only thing I would love to see added are Dutch subtitles. The students i'm teaching are not good enough in English for me to use these videos in class.
Your becoming a Historian that’s amazing to know and I actually have a few questions for you. 1. What historian are you becoming, modern, classical etc? 2 what is it like to learn to become a historian? 3. How do you teach your students history in a interesting way? By the way I’m asking these questions as I have looked into becoming a historian and I would love to know what it is like to be one as I’m a history nerd myself
Maybe not for children. 💀 Parents would be furious if they saw that their children are seeing animated circular red balls coming out of spherical Lego mini figures 💀💀💀
A major defeat of the Ikko Ike was at a place called Oyama Gobo. Nobunaga then handed it over to his (once disposed) top general, Toshiie Maeda. Maeda took the former Ikko stronghold, built a castle and renamed the town Kanazawa. It became one of the centers of art and culture from about 1600 until the Meiji restoration in the 1850’s. Even today Kanazawa is regarded as one of the finest castle towns with a wealth of art on culture and the best example of a Japanese strolling garden, Kenrokuen.
Mitsi please keep making this animations. I wish you were more popular. Our History teacher played the Hitler video for us to watch and she had to stop at the last fact because the class was just in shock at the scenes even when censored. Love your videos.
The different point of views, first person war, second person on horse with fire, the brutal burnings of building with one taking place in the night, the battles, the brutal executions and gore galore, this video has everything. Please don't let the different person point of views and the gore go away. This video is legendary and I'm downloading it
AWW you missed how they were a very poor clan and instead of relying on samurai he recruited multiple peasants and trained them. Guy was unlike any other elite of his time. He believed peasants were more than drones to be taxed and work.
Yeah he also established the "professional soldiers" out of peasants and give them lodging and income. That's why he have the advantage of mobilization in his early campaign. He also one of the first daimyo to integrate firearm in his army, create a specialized unit to give them more devastating effect in the battlefield
That's a myth, the use of large army soldiers was already a thing long before him it was not some new revolutionary thing, it's just something that gets wrongly a tribute to him from later times.
@@eagle162 The use of firearms isn't. The use of firearms were already in wide use but he developed a lot of tactics and had no quarrels about it. Other stuff no Idea what you're talking about. Large armies?
Holy shit the actions scenes are so well made! You guys have seriously come a long way, and the improvements in animation are shocking. Keep going guys!
I used to read and research Japanese history especially Sengoku era. Your video nailed a lot of topics and history that not a lot of people knew about it. Things that i wanted to add was how leader of Azai clan was Nobunaga's own brother-in-law and Nobunaga actually got total surrounded by enemies after that Also the most badass thing he did was calling himself "The Demon Lord of Sixth Heaven" after what he did in Hiei
I love all these animations this stuff will always bring a smile on my face after a hard days of work and this channel is truly an underrated ambitious masterpiece
Some corrections here: 1. Imagawa may or may not have been marching on Kyoto. Some speculate the purpose was to get Oda to capitulate and that he didn't have enough troops to make a capital run. 2. Nobunaga was most certainly not considered to be the most powerful Daimyo after Okehazama. It would take many years and many battles for that to become a reality. Okehazama definitely helped put him on the map though and gave him some notoriety. 3. The Asakura and Asai had been allies for decades, not a spontaneous union in reaction to Nobunaga's exploits as the video suggests. 4. Nobunaga did not want to kill every Ikko-Ikki as was evidenced by him allowing Kennyo Kosa and the survivors of the siege, live. He pragmatically realized though that it would take a lot of killing and destruction before the implacable monks would cede power. 5. Nobunaga was not a homicidal maniac. The brutality against the Ikko Ikki was the exception rather than the rule. To be sure, many daimyo and samurai were executed or forced to commit suicide, but many were spared and absorbed into his ranks as well. It's important to note that the entire country was embroiled in an unending state of civil war for almost 200 years! It would be like if the 50 US states were all at odds with most of each other. Despite that, rather than butchering civilians he invested in improving agriculture and commercial infrastructure with acts like removing toll booths and embracing trade with the Portuguese (whose gadgets and novelties intrigued him). As a collector of ceremonial tea items, he frequently held tea and poetry gatherings with contemporaries who were considered to be culturally astute by the standards of the time. 6. Not a correction per se, but some additional insight: Akechi Mitsuhide (the man who betrayed and killed Nobunaga) had apparently been publicly insulted by Nobunaga on numerous occasions (potentially due to jealously as Mitsuhide was considered competent as is evidenced by Nobunaga entrusting him with a large invasion army) and many speculate that his high position in the clan was not sufficient to offset the abuse he endured, the end result being a rather impulsive and not particularly well thought out rebellion. He failed to ensure the Mori, who his colleague turned adversary Hideyoshi was battling with, were aware of the opportunity and too few of the Kyoto region Daimyos he gambled on supporting him actually did. It's fascinating to speculate what would have happened had Nobunaga lived. Unlike his successors, he was willing to tolerate foreign trade so isolationist Japan may have never existed which would have had a remarkable ripple effect on history. Nobunaga's legacy may well be a lesson towards leaders to exercise temperance and moderation when engaging your subordinates or, failing that, ensure you provide them with scant opportunities to exercise any grudges they may possess.
Mitsuhide's reasons to betray Nobunaga has so many shadows stories, some think he would rather support Tokugawa Ieyasu for running the country because he saw potential in the man before Honnouji events
Mitsi you guys are making amazing content, If I wasn’t legitimately broke I’d want to be on that highest patreon tier because the animation, the narration and the jokes just all land so well. Its like I’m watching an oversimplified video for adults, so much better.
Some things Mitsi missed: - During the second Ishiama Hongan-Ji siege, the Mori clan, God of Naval Warfare helped the Ikko Ikki survive longer. - The Ikko Ikki wasn't as anti violent as you'd think, they blocked trade routes, evaded taxes, joined the alliance against Nobunaga and not to mention took an ENTIRE country for themselves (Kaga region) - the Oda clan didn't just face of the Asakura and Azai alliance alone, the Tokugawa (Masudaira) clan also joined in the war, the battle (if I remember correctly) was more disastrous, because of shitty timing, the Azai-Asakura alliance hit a surprise attack against them, since Nobunaga didn't get to get his formation to go where he wants to in the time, his lines were WRECKED, on the other hand, the Tokugawa army had more numbers than the enemy, driving them out before helping Nobunaga. Feel free to add more.
1:55 I was so focused on the whole documentative side of things, that calling the soldiers redards caught me completely off guard and made me lol pretty hard
Would love to see more Ancient Japan content like this! I would recommend Yukimura Sanada, especially his defensive efforts against Tokugawa in the Osaka Castle sieges
Love your animation style/script writing! Would you ever consider working w/ Netflix to do a short on the "Love, Death, and Robots" animation anthology series? I know yall would create something amazing!
Honestly speaking, I never thought Japan and Daimyos would be something I'd be interested in but this video has genuinely got me hooked on the entire history lol. I'd support on patreon if I could but I don't have a job. But keep it up these videos are genuinely amazing ❤
Please make more of this type of animation. It's so cute, and at the same time informative. Be about more of japanese history, Rome, china, (especially the three kingdoms) Mongols, etc.
Nobunaga ignited my interest in Japanese history, fast forward 20 years and I moved to Japan and got his symbol as a tattoo ( fcuk the social rules) thank you for letting me relive my childhood slightly and making such an amazing video! どうもありがとうございます!
Holy shit! One of the most original, well done, informative and interesting things I have seen on TH-cam. Awesome job guys on both historical summary and the unique and beautiful visuals!
Oda Nobunaga actually fought against Akechi troops during the Honnoji Incident where he used his bow and arrow taking pot shoots at any troops that get too close to his room. After running out of arrows and attempting to pick up a spear, Nobunaga realized everything is lost and then commit seppuku with Ranmori being his Kaishaku
As someone who's played a lot of Shogun 2 this is very, very interesting to see how it went historically and also how accurate the game is in its details. Nice job guys!
I mean, didn't Japan basically just steal China and Korea's culture? Their written language is derived from China so in that sense, Japan is somewhat multicultural. They have all cultures (even western) but their own xD
I remember how I meet Oda Nobunaga thanks to Inuyasha, in one of the early chapters Oda Nobunaga is mentioned, because of a character called Amari Nobunaga, which one of the protagonists Kagome Higurashi, thought he was the legendary Oda Nobunaga, only to be disappointed when she saw that his name wasn't the same as the legendary warrior.
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Yay
THE BEST!! so great!!!
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Could you guys cover H.G Wells’ War Of The Worlds next?
Excellent content as usual. A bit bloody though.
Nobunaga once asked, what is the perfect empire? he replied "The one where I'm emperor and everyone is mute"
Sounds about right.
I'd admit Nobunaga was a better conqueror, but Ieyasu was a better ruler.
@@gamechanger8908 the better ruler that forbidden foreign trade and cause japan technology to stagnant a few hundreds year ?
They can still read, write, and listen though.
@@giathuanleviet4138 Technology may have stagnated, but it was a very long stretch of relative stability, and the Tokugawa shogunate managed to mostly stay out of international drama.
I love how detailed and diverse the armors are
I'm pretty sure most of them are historically accurate
They were indeed very diverse actually
Most of the armour is the same just different colours
and i hate how he spelled nobunaga as nabunaga
armor*@@thesecondsilvereich7828
I honestly love the parallel of Nobunaga, Hideyoshi, and Ieyasu. How the three "Rulers of Japan" differ in their approach and how each are suited to the different time periods that each rule.
One of these parable discussing about their parallel is how they each respond to a bird that will not sing. Nobunaga will say "Kill the bird", Hideyoshi will say "Make it sing", while Ieyasu will say "Wait for it to sing". This is perhaps stating how Nobunaga forced people to submit, Hideyoshi coaxes and push people to submit, while Ieyasu waits for you to realizes that it is better to submit. Honestly the three Rulers have themselves in different paths when it comes to Unifying Japan. Nobunaga need to show strength and power to make people fear him, Hideyoshi needs to coax people into believing in him after the power vacuum left due to Nobunaga's assassination, whole Ieyasu need people to realizes that post-Hideyoshi he is the best ruler for Japan and not Hideyoshi's children.
This is also parabled in the children's poem "Nobunaga gathers the ingredient, Hideyoshi pounds the mochi, while Ieyasu comes and eat it."
To be fair, Tokugawa was also a warlord. He also had his fair share of opposition afterwards and the way he silenced them was no different than the Oda or Toyotomi did before him. The way Ieyasu Tokugawa profited from Hideyoshi's previous rule was by succeeding an unified Japan, and having the biggest army in the land, thanks to being exempted from conscription in Tokugawa's failed campaign against Korea, which pretty much decimated his power. Hideyoshi dying pretty much handed Ieyasu Tokugawa the rule over Japan on a silver platter.
Hence the children's poem. Ieyasu Tokugawa is the Luigi of the Sengoku Jidai. He won by doing absolutely nothing, at least compared to his predecessors.
I like tahts, I'm study with history japanese and that's real I mean nobunaga have many different perspective about him,he call demon,devil and some call him someone carry japanese in not ringt time, he born with era when fear and power needs for make sure people no do something chaos, and after he leave the era slowly down chill. I assumed if know he will many curse him but he know that's time is nessery he born and love in chaos time. When shogun position in weak power
these come across as moral judgements or criticisms more than parallelisms. They seem to say that Oda Nobunaga was a murderous savage, toyotomi hideyoshi was proud and obsessed with power, and tokugawa ieyasu was weak and passive
Wow...why u know that poem. as a Japanese I was surprised that u know that poem. It called " Tenka Mochi no Uta"
Ieyasu Chads keep winning
Ah yeah Oda Nobunaga...The master of the most terrifying supreme tactic, prohibited by the Geneva convention, known as "yari wall"...
I can see some total war shogun 2 reference XD
Yarimazing
Takeda's fire cavalry is crying in the corner.
ah yes how to make any melee unit cry
Yari hei!
A new one?! Fantastic! Great that you guys are making more and more animations! Can’t wait for tomorrow! 🎉🎉🎉
Indeed! Thanks Mitsi! 🙏🏻
😎😎😎
@@mitsistudio rad
@@mitsistudio ayo!? Mitsi Real!!!!
@@mitsistudio genieten!
I remember discovering you from your "how countries fight their wars" video. All the vids before and after that video was and will be bangers.
Also need more B E A N people. 😊😊😊
This is so awesome!
I've studied animation myself, and I'm currently studying to become a history teacher. Seeing these cute, funny and very informative animations (from a Dutch studio!) is absolutely awesome!
The only thing I would love to see added are Dutch subtitles. The students i'm teaching are not good enough in English for me to use these videos in class.
Hey Aart Good the hear this! we are planning to record several langueges! Maybe we add dutch too since this is our own language
@Aart Rooting for you good sir! You are going to be a great educator.
Your becoming a Historian that’s amazing to know and I actually have a few questions for you.
1. What historian are you becoming, modern, classical etc?
2 what is it like to learn to become a historian?
3. How do you teach your students history in a interesting way?
By the way I’m asking these questions as I have looked into becoming a historian and I would love to know what it is like to be one as I’m a history nerd myself
Maybe not for children. 💀
Parents would be furious if they saw that their children are seeing animated circular red balls coming out of spherical Lego mini figures 💀💀💀
@@ZOCCOK It's for teenagers between 12 and 16, so the "gore" wouldn't be a problem at all!
A major defeat of the Ikko Ike was at a place called Oyama Gobo. Nobunaga then handed it over to his (once disposed) top general, Toshiie Maeda. Maeda took the former Ikko stronghold, built a castle and renamed the town Kanazawa. It became one of the centers of art and culture from about 1600 until the Meiji restoration in the 1850’s. Even today Kanazawa is regarded as one of the finest castle towns with a wealth of art on culture and the best example of a Japanese strolling garden, Kenrokuen.
Mitsi please keep making this animations. I wish you were more popular.
Our History teacher played the Hitler video for us to watch and she had to stop at the last fact because the class was just in shock at the scenes even when censored. Love your videos.
the class was in shock? usually its the other way around: the class loves it and the teacher is in shock.
@@binbows2258that's GenZ for you
well both the teacher and some of the class was shocked
@@yaddarNahh more like millennial, that generation is a crybaby generation
@@binbows2258 Binbows? How the fuck did I find you here?
Another increadible 9+ minute animation in only 1 month. You guys are amazing!
The different point of views, first person war, second person on horse with fire, the brutal burnings of building with one taking place in the night, the battles, the brutal executions and gore galore, this video has everything. Please don't let the different person point of views and the gore go away. This video is legendary and I'm downloading it
AWW you missed how they were a very poor clan and instead of relying on samurai he recruited multiple peasants and trained them. Guy was unlike any other elite of his time. He believed peasants were more than drones to be taxed and work.
I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah he also established the "professional soldiers" out of peasants and give them lodging and income. That's why he have the advantage of mobilization in his early campaign.
He also one of the first daimyo to integrate firearm in his army, create a specialized unit to give them more devastating effect in the battlefield
That's a myth, the use of large army soldiers was already a thing long before him it was not some new revolutionary thing, it's just something that gets wrongly a tribute to him from later times.
@@verycasulthat's also a myth about him being able to organize campaigns earlier and the use of firearms.
@@eagle162 The use of firearms isn't. The use of firearms were already in wide use but he developed a lot of tactics and had no quarrels about it. Other stuff no Idea what you're talking about. Large armies?
By far my favourite animation style 😂
it was kinda disgusting imo
@@aceous99 that’s what made it great.
@@aceous99 it's most likely to avoid the TH-cam kids hammer.
Thank you poopmeister
@@sillyman357 no problem sillyman
I absolutely love the consistency of these videos
Holy shit the actions scenes are so well made! You guys have seriously come a long way, and the improvements in animation are shocking. Keep going guys!
このチャンネルが、世界のあらゆる歴史上の人物の中から、日本の武将を扱ってくれるのを嬉しく思います。
PLEASE make a war stratigy game. I absolutly love your artstyle.
shogun 2
@@Foxbear_shogun 1 is still good
i know, i just wasn't really into how it looked and i wasn't born around that time to like games like that@@brunswickgaming1815
I used to read and research Japanese history especially Sengoku era. Your video nailed a lot of topics and history that not a lot of people knew about it. Things that i wanted to add was how leader of Azai clan was Nobunaga's own brother-in-law and Nobunaga actually got total surrounded by enemies after that
Also the most badass thing he did was calling himself "The Demon Lord of Sixth Heaven" after what he did in Hiei
fans: how much gore will you put in this video
mitsi studios: Y E S
You guys make such wonderfuly unique animation documentaries, it's so unreal you squeezed out so many so quick. Good job.
I love all these animations this stuff will always bring a smile on my face after a hard days of work and this channel is truly an underrated ambitious masterpiece
6:42 translates to if youre scared go to church, dude Oda was the cold blooded gangster of his day fr
3:30 that is the Vlad the Impaler job
I love this channel, the animations and jokes u guys add to ur videos and yet accurately explaining a topic makes this so good
Alas, I have come to the last video.
I love this channel. Keep up the AMAZING work.
Some corrections here:
1. Imagawa may or may not have been marching on Kyoto. Some speculate the purpose was to get Oda to capitulate and that he didn't have enough troops to make a capital run.
2. Nobunaga was most certainly not considered to be the most powerful Daimyo after Okehazama. It would take many years and many battles for that to become a reality. Okehazama definitely helped put him on the map though and gave him some notoriety.
3. The Asakura and Asai had been allies for decades, not a spontaneous union in reaction to Nobunaga's exploits as the video suggests.
4. Nobunaga did not want to kill every Ikko-Ikki as was evidenced by him allowing Kennyo Kosa and the survivors of the siege, live. He pragmatically realized though that it would take a lot of killing and destruction before the implacable monks would cede power.
5. Nobunaga was not a homicidal maniac. The brutality against the Ikko Ikki was the exception rather than the rule. To be sure, many daimyo and samurai were executed or forced to commit suicide, but many were spared and absorbed into his ranks as well. It's important to note that the entire country was embroiled in an unending state of civil war for almost 200 years! It would be like if the 50 US states were all at odds with most of each other. Despite that, rather than butchering civilians he invested in improving agriculture and commercial infrastructure with acts like removing toll booths and embracing trade with the Portuguese (whose gadgets and novelties intrigued him). As a collector of ceremonial tea items, he frequently held tea and poetry gatherings with contemporaries who were considered to be culturally astute by the standards of the time.
6. Not a correction per se, but some additional insight: Akechi Mitsuhide (the man who betrayed and killed Nobunaga) had apparently been publicly insulted by Nobunaga on numerous occasions (potentially due to jealously as Mitsuhide was considered competent as is evidenced by Nobunaga entrusting him with a large invasion army) and many speculate that his high position in the clan was not sufficient to offset the abuse he endured, the end result being a rather impulsive and not particularly well thought out rebellion. He failed to ensure the Mori, who his colleague turned adversary Hideyoshi was battling with, were aware of the opportunity and too few of the Kyoto region Daimyos he gambled on supporting him actually did.
It's fascinating to speculate what would have happened had Nobunaga lived. Unlike his successors, he was willing to tolerate foreign trade so isolationist Japan may have never existed which would have had a remarkable ripple effect on history. Nobunaga's legacy may well be a lesson towards leaders to exercise temperance and moderation when engaging your subordinates or, failing that, ensure you provide them with scant opportunities to exercise any grudges they may possess.
Mitsuhide's reasons to betray Nobunaga has so many shadows stories, some think he would rather support Tokugawa Ieyasu for running the country because he saw potential in the man before Honnouji events
I was wondering if there was someone that corrected the vid. Good job man! We need more people like you out there!
"Sengoku Komachi Kuroutan" manga is more detail about Oda Nobunaga and anything about Sengoku era
These have been some of my favorite videos lately. Love the animation style and the storytelling
These videos are getting more and more gorey and explicit with every release...
I love it!!!
I just love those amazing armor models! They all look so beautiful!
Mitsi you guys are making amazing content, If I wasn’t legitimately broke I’d want to be on that highest patreon tier because the animation, the narration and the jokes just all land so well.
Its like I’m watching an oversimplified video for adults, so much better.
Mitsi studio's art style is extremely good, they should recieve more credit
Some things Mitsi missed:
- During the second Ishiama Hongan-Ji siege, the Mori clan, God of Naval Warfare helped the Ikko Ikki survive longer.
- The Ikko Ikki wasn't as anti violent as you'd think, they blocked trade routes, evaded taxes, joined the alliance against Nobunaga and not to mention took an ENTIRE country for themselves (Kaga region)
- the Oda clan didn't just face of the Asakura and Azai alliance alone, the Tokugawa (Masudaira) clan also joined in the war, the battle (if I remember correctly) was more disastrous, because of shitty timing, the Azai-Asakura alliance hit a surprise attack against them, since Nobunaga didn't get to get his formation to go where he wants to in the time, his lines were WRECKED, on the other hand, the Tokugawa army had more numbers than the enemy, driving them out before helping Nobunaga.
Feel free to add more.
These animations are so informative and so cute at the same time 😂
Thank you for making this video and not shying away from the brutality of the era
I always admired the Steadfirst approach of Oda nobunaga.... I felt like this is an interesting character in the history of Japan
1:55 I was so focused on the whole documentative side of things, that calling the soldiers redards caught me completely off guard and made me lol pretty hard
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@@MercurialMaxsays the disabled person
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@@MercurialMax We've got a live one here.
absolutely adore this 7:17 bit "little more to the left, nah little more to the right" xD
These longer videos are *chefs kiss* god damn beautiful
The fluidity of movement is amazing
Would love to see more Ancient Japan content like this!
I would recommend Yukimura Sanada, especially his defensive efforts against Tokugawa in the Osaka Castle sieges
The hell you mean ancient Japan y'all this ain't like 200 bc or smt-
@@Comrade_Connie ancient is like an expression tho. could be 1000 years ago, 2000, 3000, 4000
@@wtz_underwasn’t even 500 years ago
4:10 Well, in all fairness, that's what you get for ruining a dinner plan.
This channel is incredible. Instant favorite. Glad I found this.
4:39 this sounds like the climactic fight in a samurai anime, manga or movie
There will be bloodshed
This is pure gold.
Awesome work guys
Man you guys make some good quality content, happy to see you actively uploading
Love your animation style/script writing! Would you ever consider working w/ Netflix to do a short on the "Love, Death, and Robots" animation anthology series? I know yall would create something amazing!
i think you can find their email on their youtube description
This channel is one of the best animation studios ever! You guys deserve more subs!
These are amazing, funny yet quite brutal at the same time.
Honestly speaking, I never thought Japan and Daimyos would be something I'd be interested in but this video has genuinely got me hooked on the entire history lol. I'd support on patreon if I could but I don't have a job. But keep it up these videos are genuinely amazing ❤
Please make more of this type of animation. It's so cute, and at the same time informative. Be about more of japanese history, Rome, china, (especially the three kingdoms) Mongols, etc.
I would LOVE to see the Three Kingdoms animation like this.
Nobunaga ignited my interest in Japanese history, fast forward 20 years and I moved to Japan and got his symbol as a tattoo ( fcuk the social rules) thank you for letting me relive my childhood slightly and making such an amazing video!
どうもありがとうございます!
5:10 the Ikko-ikki were actually Warrior monks. There were also gun monks.
Im so glad i found this account on tiktok. I absolutely love the style, humor and stories! Keep up the good work!
Another great history vid, this is on par with all time greats like oversimplified or bill wurtz content, keep it up!
Holy shit! One of the most original, well done, informative and interesting things I have seen on TH-cam. Awesome job guys on both historical summary and the unique and beautiful visuals!
this gonna be banger like always Common W Mitsi
Your videos should be in classrooms around the Globe! Most informative and very funny!
I SSOOOOOOO can't wait for this!
Amount of blood in this video is something else. Great video!
I died at this part 5:28
THEY SQUISHED THE BABY.
The baby died, too
There is so much artistic talent in this video wow.
6:09 The castle is rebuilt and the city renamed as Osaka
Mitsi studio is the perfect balance of comedy and educational content
let see him crush Takeda clan Calvary with his Musketeer!
I love this documentation and the direction this channel is going and I'm looking forward to see what the future might bring.
Imagine a sandbox/rts strategy game based around this artstyle, wow that would be great
I love this channel's sense of humour 😂
Oda Nobunaga actually fought against Akechi troops during the Honnoji Incident where he used his bow and arrow taking pot shoots at any troops that get too close to his room. After running out of arrows and attempting to pick up a spear, Nobunaga realized everything is lost and then commit seppuku with Ranmori being his Kaishaku
Excellent work. If we had history classes like this back in school, I'd have been a straight A+ student! Keep them coming!
Can’t wait!
I literally love this channel so much, maybe one of my favorite on the whole of youtube.
2:00 PHEEEEEHEEEEE! HAHAHAHAHA! OH, THAT GOT ME GOOD! LOL.
As a Japanese person, I feel that the Harakiri culture continues even today. This is why Japan's prime minister changes so quickly.
9:08 bro thinks he's walter white
I swear, this guy is going to be the next main History Channel. Joining Oversimplified and the others.
Should have had much more guns oda was famous as an early adopter of muskets
As someone who's played a lot of Shogun 2 this is very, very interesting to see how it went historically and also how accurate the game is in its details. Nice job guys!
1:38 talks about Japanese culture, plays chinese music. Can't get any more multicultural than that
I mean, didn't Japan basically just steal China and Korea's culture? Their written language is derived from China so in that sense, Japan is somewhat multicultural. They have all cultures (even western) but their own xD
Amazing how quickly you can get out funny,original videos with seamless animation
Your animation looks great. Can we have a full movie or tv series.
One of the few TH-cam channels that I shamelesly simp for ❤.
03:51
Nuuuu!! The horsy!😢
A strategy war game in this style would be hilariously awesome. Brilliant as always
I dont know how was you able to combine such hiliarous humor with such radiculous violence, but you done it perfectly.
Content here is worth millions of subscribers.
0:15 lol that how my fish getting born
0:14
Got here from TH-cam recommending your less evil facts about hitler video, and I've been in love since then. Can't wait for more content!
Mitsi really upped their game for the animated action!
Look amazing
Judging from the aesthetics, I thought this was going to be less violent than it ended up being. Holy crap was this violent!
07:32 Kenshin samurai X has Join the battle
I so loved this version of Japanese history it’s so well done and worth viewing again and again.Keep up this amazing work.❤
can you make the video of yasuke? the black samurai
My brain just can’t keep track of all these similar sounding names
2:50 so while the emperor was the showguns pupet, he was the dymios
How can this channel be so cute and funny and so utterly visceral and brutal at the same time😂😂
Not that im an Oda-Hater or something
The gore and language is incredibly refreshing after the shitshow TH-cam has become
I remember how I meet Oda Nobunaga thanks to Inuyasha, in one of the early chapters Oda Nobunaga is mentioned, because of a character called Amari Nobunaga, which one of the protagonists Kagome Higurashi, thought he was the legendary Oda Nobunaga, only to be disappointed when she saw that his name wasn't the same as the legendary warrior.
hopefully it’s still going by 7:00