Yes of course. It is actually not exactly 3 years and 27 is the equivalent to 30 as a giant. And everyone knows that 30 is the age you are seen as past your prime. So tekking was being very kind to him by not calling him old
or instead of it using a hammer he gets to fire some mistletoe using the slingshot cause then he could hype it up even further by calling it god slayer
Appearances can be deceiving and size doesn't equal strength. Luffy had a brief bout before entering the ring with an individual who looked like he would be a challenge and Luffy defeated him effortlessly. That being said, Hajrudin like Luffy is not someone to be underestimated.
As a swede this is basically how we see it... atleast where i’m from... Every Nordic country hates Denmark, we have a sibling love hate relationship with norway, Finland is the goofy uncle and iceland is just... kinda there
@@connorsmith8513 There was a single king ruling sweden norway iceland and denmark at one point in history and he was danish but mostly because they teach danish in school. The hate is about their hideous language
@@K0bbii Im pretty sure danish isnt taught in any nordic country and this is the first time everyone hates denmark. Sweden on the other hand is taught in finland. And everybody hates the swedes
@@K0bbii Our language is hideous? At least we can speak without sounding like we just downed 3 bottles of vodka (Swedes). I will say that Norway has a beautiful language, but I feel like I'm in a Musical whenever I talk to them. BTW I'm not trying to start a flame war.
As a person from Sweden, this is how it goes from a swede's perspective: Finland = our homies. Norway is the expensive rip off Sweden. Danmark are the ones we kinda "hate" because of the history we have with them. We make a lot of jokes about norway and danmark because it's fun and why not
As a person from Norway the Norwegian version looks like this Finland = sauna ppl that speak funny Sweden = the butt of the joke Danmark = Potato down the throat
As person from Finland Its little bit... Same but not same😂 Sweden snuss store and rivals at hockey. Norway no taxes but expensive Denmark windmill country And Last some old finns hate swede's cause they are ***
@Snigga Odinson Everyone has a different perspective of them. I knew one teacher who could add up two and two and somehow end up with 189. How he managed that is beyond my ability to understand.
Hajrudin's shield is called a Buckler, they're used to deflect attacks rather than block them. Mostly used with duelling weapons, they're useful as punching weapons just like Hajrudin does with it.
Fins are Uralic instead of Scandinavian so their language and genetic history are more in line with the Sami, karelia, and Hungry. Also Fins and Sweds dont necessarily hate eachother but they have a long history with one another that isn't always good or bad.
Thank God I thought I was the only one who didn't skip math class back at the school. The funniest thing is that Tekking acted all smarty like if he was doing us a favor when in fact he screwed up pretty bad. Lol
relationship between nordic countries (summarized) Sweden is the hipster know-it-all that thinks he's better than everyone. But he also strongly believes that noone is better than anyone else, and thus has a bit of a split personality. Very focused on new technologies and progressive ideas. Norway is hospitable and down to earth. Very focused on nature and outdoor activities, but also produces a lot of petrol. Denmark is super chill and likes to party. It's where all the other nordic countries go to buy beer in... "party quantities". It's worth noting that Dernmark and Sweden both have a history of being bloodthirsty conquerors, and because of this still hold a rivalry to this day. Finland mostly just wants to be left alone. HAving had to live with two power hungry neighbors for century, and next to the USSR during the cold war, has made them a bit reclusive and wary of strangers. But if you manage to get a Finn's trust, you've got a friend for life. Meanwhile, Icelanders are mythical beasts living on a faraway island. Not much is known about them, except that there are a lot of really big dudes over there. (Hafbjorn "The mountain" comes from Iceland, and he's not a unique case. Supposedly, a tribe of really massive vikings decided to settle in Iceland some day and passed on their genes.)
very informative ! might i ask about a good book in English that is very thorough, and talks about all the lore and myths in scandinavian countries ? thanks in advance !
@@mohamedlalioui8757 Thorough is difficult. Old nordic legends have been passed down only orally, and christianity put quite some effort into censoring it all, so very few records exist to this day. But I'll suggest Neil Gaiman's "Norse Mythology". It's a collection of stories about nordic "gods", the Aesir and the Vanir, (Odin, Thor, Freya, and of course Loki) and their relationship with the giants, and the convoluted destiny that shall bring about Ragnarok. It's as "true to original" as we can ever get, considering how much knowledge was lost on these matters. Keep in mind that the nordic gods aren't all the folklore there is to explore. Fae creatures like trolls and elves are also a big thing, and I should also mention the legend nibelungen ring, around which Wagner composed an operatic cycle. For those it'll be even harder to find one "origin story", but you will find thousands of "interpretations". In short, there's LOTS to explore about nordic mythology, but very little to which one can point and say "THIS is the oringal legend as it was told back then"
20:02 As a Norwegian, from what experiences I've had with my fellow Nordic countrymen/women and the general held attitudes in the populace of Norway; here's a generalized view of how Norwegians perceive other Nordic countries: Denmark: Our best friend/ brother to south that we see whenever we get the chance. (Also due to their guttural ass language they sound just like Norwegians when we're drunk. We take every opportunity to remind them of this XD.) Sweden: Our slightly annoying older brother that we live next to, whom we have a love-hate relationship with (mostly love) (the hate comes their quiet condescension at our life choices) (life choices=we pump out too much oil) Finland: That one cousin who lives far away, you rarely hangout with and speaks an entirely different brand of gobbledegook , but whenever they arrive you know you're in for an... interesting night... (on a totally unrelated side note, promise no really ;), Finnish people are known for travelling across the Gulf of Finland to Estonia to buy cheap vodka-bottles in THE HUNDREDS.) Iceland: The O.G. of the Nordic countries. Their language and way of life is among all of the Nordic countries that most resembles the old Norse traditions. (The rest of us are keeping up the traditions to, but are being slowly eroded by easy access to English-speaking media and also we aren't islands) (Whenever Iceland shows up to visit they bash us over the head and lightly scold us for such shamefulness.) We totally think they're overreacting, but we also know they are right, so we nod along XD Take for example the only legal way you are allowed to give newborns surnames: Say you were born in Iceland and your father's first name was Ryan. Then you would be only allowed to have the surname Ryansson. Or you could take the first name of your mother as your surname, but that's not very common for men. And finnaly, how do Norwegians see themselves?... well: "WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!! NO TIME FOR LOSERS, CUZ WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS......OF ANYTHING SLIGHTLY RELATED TO SKIING!!..... OR OILLLLLL!!!!!!
I just wanted to write it. Finland has it's own, completely other than Scandinavian countries, culture. I get little annoyed when someone mistakes them.
@Tekking101 Scandinavia: Icesland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland (Soumi in finnich. ) Surely for what I remember Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland have went to wars over conquering boarders but now days we are friend basically. Finland both count in to Scandinavia and not. It does due to history with war... But if you count by nordic countries it is however: Icesland, Norway (Svalbard an Island) Denmark (Farce Islands part of Denmark) Finland and Åland wich is part of Finland and a Island, also Greenland appaerantly part of Danish realm.
most interesting ! might i ask about a good book in English that is very thourough, and talks about all the lore and myths in scandinavian countries ? thanks in advance !
I just thought of this but what if the way Mansharry’s Dandelion ability works is that numbs the pain and just allows the person to move as long as it is active. Hajrudin wasn’t actually “healed” the power just temporary forced the bones back together and they were kept that way until the ability’s time ran out. At that point his own weight wile standing would of caused incredible amounts of pain and he would of course drop. But hey it’s just a theory! A ONE PIECE THEORY!!!
Who thinks Tekking should do a video series including videos on each major story arc in one piece highlighting the major revelations, fights and key story plot points that occur in each arc! Just an idea, huge fan!
15:30 Regarding that I always felt Houdi had a quite distorted view of Arlong. While Arlong did believe in fishmen supremacy and enjoyed seeing humans squirm he mainly was motivated by greed. He didn't teach he humans, he didn't wipe the out, he didn't spread his philosophy. He mainly was just content being a greedy warlord. Essentially a mini yonko. For Arlong fishmen supremacy was more so a tool for his own interests than anything he was really passionate about. If Houdy actually saw Arlong, just lazying around on his island and making deals with the human marines he would be disgusted.
As a swede I'd love to watch a series like mythology/history is everything covering different periods and eras from norse, greek, chinese, japanese etc
I'm excited, but also a little afraid to get to Elbaf, as I'm hoping the Giants are based on Norse Myth directly, and not specifically the Jotnar. But knowing how people outside Scandinavia don't know what Jotnar are, they probably will be. Comparing a Jotun to a Giant, is like comparing a Fairy to a Dragon. They are not the same and I wish people would start realizing this. Also, Finland speaks an Uralic language unrelated to the Scandinavian languages so it's actually not part of the origin of the other nordic countries even if it is one itself.
@@hakkonn8273 Wrong! Jotnar are chaos beings responsible for natural disasters, the elemental part is true as there are Fire, Frost, Sea, Mountain etc., types, but the "Giant" thing is wrong.
@@hakkonn8273 "Giant" is a wrong term, which comes from a misconception from long ago. Everytime you hear the word "Giant" mentioned in Norse Myth, you need to replace it with "Jotunn/Jotnar". The word "Giant" is only used to describe the size that some can grow into as they do have varying appearences and sizes, but that doesn't change their race. Like a human can be considered a giant due to how tall he is but he is still a human. So Ymir was the first Jotunn, even if he was giant in size. So you can encounter a giant Jotunn, but that is still a Jotunn who is just taller then most other Jotnar. You with me so far?
19:36 flashbacks of Belgian history when they used to do something like that. They asked people to pronounce "schild of vriend" to figure out if they were of french descent (which they didn't like). I am paraphrasing since I don't remember it completely.
That type of shield grip was actually a thing with bucklers. And Hajrudin's shield size and shape (except that bucklers have a dome) are pretty similar to a real buckler's.
Probably just scandinavian bias but I love the nordic giants in One Piece especially Dorry, Brogy, and Hajrudin. Hoping they're a lot stronger than what people are making them out to be
Fun fact, the Naglfar builds itself depending on the myth you look at and Loki will ride it into battle at Ragnorak Bonus Fact, People from Finland are far closer to Russians than the Norse country’s culturally plus their (the Finnish) language is ridiculously different and is considered unique because the origin is completely unknown
For those of us who aren't familiar with Norse mythology, Gungnir is Odin's spear, which has homing abilities for days! Naglfar (made of the nail clippings of the dead) is one of two legendary ships in Norse myths (The other is Skidbladnr, which can hold all of the Aesir and their battle gear; travel on air and on sea; and fold up into a pocket-sized piece of cloth when not in use.) Gerth is likely named for Gerd, who is the giantess wife of Frey.
Yes... 2:59 - 3:23 _This is a thing._ 81 already being evenly divisible by 3 has been established. *_81/3=27_* Hajrudin’s birthday is listed as August 12th. What I now want to ask: will Hajrudin be joining our real world equivalent of *Club 27* this year?
Norwigan here. To awnser your question yes it's relatively friendly in the nordic countrys. There are some revivaly between some countries. Like Norway and Sweden has a rivalry. Its more of a brother like rivalry. Between Norway and Sweden it has become a comman saying around the winter Olympics where norwigans will say : it's not about winning its about beating the swedis
you were wondering about the relationship between scandinavien countries. im from denmark and my general impression is that its a sort of brotherly relationship at this point x) like we definitely had our fights in the past and we certainly enjoy a good joke at the others expense but generally we're pretty friendly to eachother.
Hey Tekking, the little 'O' with the cross coming out of it just sounds like "TH". It's just a one letter substitute for a sound we use two letters for. The uppercase version looks like a small uppercase D with the flat side extended so it sticks out above and below. Google search for the Thurisaz Rune and that's what the uppercase version essentially is, except modern versions are rounded and use a half circle instead of a triangle.
About time you covered Hajrudin. I was worried this Straw Hat Grand Fleet captains series would stop after you did Cavendish and his Beautiful Pirates. Like everyone else, I am looking forward to the day when the Straw Hats make landfall on Elbaph. Among other things, I'm thinking Chopper, Carrot and Jimbei will learn the truth of why the giants hate Big Mom so much: she killed Chieftain Fall Beard and destroyed the major settlement, and a giant saw Big Mom eat Mother Carmel and the orphans of the Lamb's House.
Since you are interested in mythology, I could send you an audio record how to pronounciate the nordig mythology terms which you are interested at.. I'm german, so it won't be perfect, but it is much closer then the english pronounciations
Hajrudin's fist shield is actually a buckler and the way he holds it is actually pretty accurate. the way he uses it? kinda sorta accurate.....its more used as defense for your sword hand when using long swords with less protection from a full hand guard but could also be used as a shield punch to disorient the opponent.
Hold on, when Dorry and Brogy talked about their ultimate attack against that giant goldfish, they said that only thing they can't cut through is a snake soaked in blood. Were they talking about Kaido? If Kaido is a red dragon, that fits the description of bloody snake pretty well. And it would make sense that he could withstand their attack
The little (compared to him) shield that Hajrudin uses is called a Buckler, and was more commonly used around the Medieval era and Renassance, mostly for one-on-one duels. So, although the era doesn't fit within the Old Norse theme of giants in One Piece, the Buckler really does fit the chivalrous, duelist warrior-like personality of Hajrudin himself Pls like so Tekking can see this
Fun fact! Back during WWII the Danish used the name of a certain Danish desert as a form of boarder check to keep Germans out Also! So the Nordic countries are mainly defined by when the king of the Nordics was in charge of the Vikings, but the finish were not apart of the culture, this can be mostly be seen in their language, which is closer to the Baltic countries than Nordic Another fact about the Nordic languages, Iceland still uses the same language that was used back during the Viking times! Everyone else has evolved and Norway has gone out of their way to create their own language to distance themselves from the Danish
your forgetting that stress makes you look old. i think fighting pirates most of the time would be an adequate source of stress to make them look older
Surprisingly its not the first time I've seen the name Naglfar. In World of Warcraft there's a legion of undead vikings called the Kvaldir and they had a giant ship made of corpses and dark magic called the Naglfar (pronounced Naggle-far) that they used to capture souls and ferry them to Helheim to have them added to their ranks. If that pronunciation is wrong blame Blizzard.
The Elbaf saga is going to be quite special I think. One piece was inspired by Oda watching Vicky the Viking when he was younger. So de great undisputed king of Shonen probably has something quite special planned for a long time.
Yeah did anyone else notice this guys dream is to be King of the Giants which might imply, hint or infer that Loki as enigmatic and hyped he is still has a King figure he has to be subservient to. Unless the king is old timey wimey. It would be cool to see Elbaf's monarch and what he's capable of.
From norway, norway, denmark and Sweden have kind of a brotherly relationship, we give each other shit but stand together when anyone else shows up. Sweden and denmark have a lot of beef, Iceland and Greenland are like little cousins who we dont see often. Finland is like, the dude everyone knows because he is swedens neighbour, but they have a lot of their own history and culture and stuff.
I'm not familliar with the languages from Scandinavia but I do know we used to test people at the border with our language in the Netherlands. In the Netherlands we prenounce the G a bit odd, in a way that very few country's do. (look it up and try to copy) But the Germans (our neighbours) couldn't pronounce the G like we did. So during both world wars people at the border and at key points would ask you to pronounce words with the G in it and if you coulnd't because you weren't Dutch you'd be refused entrance (or shot, depending on the situation)
Maybe the fighters tend to die first. They use their body so much like Lufy. I do not think he will live for a long time, considering from the ways his gear 2rd and 4th works.
I love that he did the math to divide 81 by 3 and rounded it down to "26.something" when 81 divided by 3 comes out to 27 evenly. Never change Tekking
Oda be like
1) dressrosa -toy story
2) totto land -disney land
3) wano - jurrasic park
more like wano - godzilla
because both take place in japan
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@deko amvs was a weird game
Elbaf : Hercules
How come he rounded his age to 80 which cant be divided by three when his actuall age is 81 which can be divided by 3
81÷3 = 27
Tekking logic:
Lets make it simple
80÷3 = 26.666
What you dont know is that clearly 27 is a sensitive age for giants and Tekking didnt want to offend him
@@randomcatname7792 27?
Yes of course. It is actually not exactly 3 years and 27 is the equivalent to 30 as a giant. And everyone knows that 30 is the age you are seen as past your prime. So tekking was being very kind to him by not calling him old
I hope that Usopp is able to use Warrior's Sovereignty with a real 10 Ton Hammer during the Elbaf Arc.
or instead of it using a hammer he gets to fire some mistletoe using the slingshot cause then he could hype it up even further by calling it god slayer
81 (divisible by 3) "lets make this simple and round it down to 80 then divide by 3"
Math with Tekking
Huh, didn't know you read One Piece.
Oh shit it's that boi please don't come to the one piece community
... *ITS A FURRY!*
Please don't come into this community. Your a toxic piece of shit.
Verlisify
The Cringe Cringe no mi is a pathway to many abilities some consider unnatural...
But it takes away your ability to do math apparently...
Hajrudin looked so intimidating until Luffy oneshotted him. Just like Kaido did to Luffy
Skrillz_ 14th yea man I can’t wait til the his anime second reveal
@nasty ngori Yeah you can bet he'll get a better showing at Elbaf and here's hoping its epic.
Burn!!!!
Appearances can be deceiving and size doesn't equal strength. Luffy had a brief bout before entering the ring with an individual who looked like he would be a challenge and Luffy defeated him effortlessly. That being said, Hajrudin like Luffy is not someone to be underestimated.
to be fair, Luffy hit Hajrudin with Haki while Hajrudin was unprepared
*Geography is Everything* but *Math is still Important*
Greycat R math is FUNdamental
Math is only useful for 2 things
1.) Counting Ants
2.) General Bakery Math ( I personally flunked this one in school, but did well in Ant Math 101)
As a swede this is basically how we see it... atleast where i’m from... Every Nordic country hates Denmark, we have a sibling love hate relationship with norway, Finland is the goofy uncle and iceland is just... kinda there
Damn what did Denmark do to the other nordic countries
@@connorsmith8513 There was a single king ruling sweden norway iceland and denmark at one point in history and he was danish but mostly because they teach danish in school. The hate is about their hideous language
And greenland, faroe and åland are just like wierd.
@@K0bbii Im pretty sure danish isnt taught in any nordic country and this is the first time everyone hates denmark. Sweden on the other hand is taught in finland. And everybody hates the swedes
@@K0bbii Our language is hideous? At least we can speak without sounding like we just downed 3 bottles of vodka (Swedes). I will say that Norway has a beautiful language, but I feel like I'm in a Musical whenever I talk to them. BTW I'm not trying to start a flame war.
2:03 "She might be using various medicines to keep herself vital" Also known as "booze"
You sir deserve a like.
As a person from Sweden, this is how it goes from a swede's perspective:
Finland = our homies.
Norway is the expensive rip off Sweden.
Danmark are the ones we kinda "hate" because of the history we have with them.
We make a lot of jokes about norway and danmark because it's fun and why not
And iceland is too far away to care about
Is Sabaton the national band? I discovered them last year and really enjoy their work.
And people from Stockholm are swedish norwegians aka outkasts
As a person from Norway
the Norwegian version looks like this
Finland = sauna ppl that speak funny
Sweden = the butt of the joke
Danmark = Potato down the throat
As person from Finland
Its little bit... Same but not same😂
Sweden snuss store and rivals at hockey.
Norway no taxes but expensive
Denmark windmill country
And Last some old finns hate swede's cause they are ***
Matthew "dividing a multiple of 3 by 3 is too complicated" Crawford.
@Snigga Odinson Everyone has a different perspective of them. I knew one teacher who could add up two and two and somehow end up with 189. How he managed that is beyond my ability to understand.
@@lordofcreativity9637 0_o
@@devnail7368 Yeah, it made no sense to me either and for that matter it still doesn't.
Ok I’m never fighting *Tekking* he has Thor’s hammer and Mihawks Sword!
Hey the one straw hat I've got a idea for the new catch phrase for tekking MITHOLOGY IS EVERYTHING!!! what do you think.
I have Saitama so......
I'd say that chibi sabo has that fight
@@hydrogamez4232 mythology*
@@hydrogamez4232 I 💖 it 👍
Hajrudin's shield is called a Buckler, they're used to deflect attacks rather than block them. Mostly used with duelling weapons, they're useful as punching weapons just like Hajrudin does with it.
Tekking yelling GUNGNIR is the most manly thing I've ever seen him do.
Fins are Uralic instead of Scandinavian so their language and genetic history are more in line with the Sami, karelia, and Hungry. Also Fins and Sweds dont necessarily hate eachother but they have a long history with one another that isn't always good or bad.
Fins tells gay jokes about sweds and sweds to the same thing fins ':D
One of the things I want see it in one piece ( Giant using Logia DF ) ..
ha
_one clean punch with armament Haki and... _*_Poof_*_ the giant is back to a regular form..._
A giant with the oil oil df
It would be interesting to see. Armament haki can hurt them, but how they choose to use their devil fruits could prove interesting.
Big Mom *ahem*
Tekking if you hadn’t rounded down hajrudin’s age it would be a clean 27 instead of 26.something
Sérgio Fridschtein Yeah, 81 is divisible by 3, so there was no reason to round down.
Thank God I thought I was the only one who didn't skip math class back at the school. The funniest thing is that Tekking acted all smarty like if he was doing us a favor when in fact he screwed up pretty bad. Lol
@@eduardo7677 I wouldn't call rounding poorly a screw up dude
relationship between nordic countries (summarized)
Sweden is the hipster know-it-all that thinks he's better than everyone. But he also strongly believes that noone is better than anyone else, and thus has a bit of a split personality. Very focused on new technologies and progressive ideas.
Norway is hospitable and down to earth. Very focused on nature and outdoor activities, but also produces a lot of petrol.
Denmark is super chill and likes to party. It's where all the other nordic countries go to buy beer in... "party quantities". It's worth noting that Dernmark and Sweden both have a history of being bloodthirsty conquerors, and because of this still hold a rivalry to this day.
Finland mostly just wants to be left alone. HAving had to live with two power hungry neighbors for century, and next to the USSR during the cold war, has made them a bit reclusive and wary of strangers. But if you manage to get a Finn's trust, you've got a friend for life.
Meanwhile, Icelanders are mythical beasts living on a faraway island. Not much is known about them, except that there are a lot of really big dudes over there. (Hafbjorn "The mountain" comes from Iceland, and he's not a unique case. Supposedly, a tribe of really massive vikings decided to settle in Iceland some day and passed on their genes.)
very informative ! might i ask about a good book in English that is very thorough, and talks about all the lore and myths in scandinavian countries ? thanks in advance !
@@mohamedlalioui8757 Thorough is difficult. Old nordic legends have been passed down only orally, and christianity put quite some effort into censoring it all, so very few records exist to this day. But I'll suggest Neil Gaiman's "Norse Mythology". It's a collection of stories about nordic "gods", the Aesir and the Vanir, (Odin, Thor, Freya, and of course Loki) and their relationship with the giants, and the convoluted destiny that shall bring about Ragnarok.
It's as "true to original" as we can ever get, considering how much knowledge was lost on these matters.
Keep in mind that the nordic gods aren't all the folklore there is to explore. Fae creatures like trolls and elves are also a big thing, and I should also mention the legend nibelungen ring, around which Wagner composed an operatic cycle. For those it'll be even harder to find one "origin story", but you will find thousands of "interpretations".
In short, there's LOTS to explore about nordic mythology, but very little to which one can point and say "THIS is the oringal legend as it was told back then"
@@Arkalidor i must thank you for the suggestion! definitely enticing; i look forward to checking it out ! thanks again mate and have a good one !
In Sweden we like to make fun of Norway with jokes. "A Norwegian walks in to a bar..." etc. And Norway does the same with Swedes!
yeah but, our versions are better
Funny, in Denmark we make fun of both :D
@@Lupinemancer87 Oh why you little! ✊
20:02
As a Norwegian, from what experiences I've had with my fellow Nordic countrymen/women and the general held attitudes in the populace of Norway; here's a generalized view of how Norwegians perceive other Nordic countries:
Denmark: Our best friend/ brother to south that we see whenever we get the chance. (Also due to their guttural ass language they sound just like Norwegians when we're drunk. We take every opportunity to remind them of this XD.)
Sweden: Our slightly annoying older brother that we live next to, whom we have a love-hate relationship with (mostly love) (the hate comes their quiet condescension at our life choices) (life choices=we pump out too much oil)
Finland: That one cousin who lives far away, you rarely hangout with and speaks an entirely different brand of gobbledegook , but whenever they arrive you know you're in for an... interesting night... (on a totally unrelated side note, promise no really ;), Finnish people are known for travelling across the Gulf of Finland to Estonia to buy cheap vodka-bottles in THE HUNDREDS.)
Iceland: The O.G. of the Nordic countries. Their language and way of life is among all of the Nordic countries that most resembles the old Norse traditions. (The rest of us are keeping up the traditions to, but are being slowly eroded by easy access to English-speaking media and also we aren't islands) (Whenever Iceland shows up to visit they bash us over the head and lightly scold us for such shamefulness.) We totally think they're overreacting, but we also know they are right, so we nod along XD
Take for example the only legal way you are allowed to give newborns surnames: Say you were born in Iceland and your father's first name was Ryan. Then you would be only allowed to have the surname Ryansson. Or you could take the first name of your mother as your surname, but that's not very common for men.
And finnaly, how do Norwegians see themselves?... well:
"WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!!
NO TIME FOR LOSERS, CUZ WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS......OF ANYTHING SLIGHTLY RELATED TO SKIING!!..... OR OILLLLLL!!!!!!
81/3= 27
says he'll make it easier by rounding down. doesn't realize 81 can be divided through 3 perfectly XD
8+1 _is nine_ after all
"I do know basic math." - Tekking 2019
@@GhalanSmokeScale Multiple times, in fact, because it's literally a power of three. 3^4
I am a 8 grader and I still learned till 3 to the power 8.
Corazon means Heart in Spanish.
Corazon was Law’s friend.
Corazon gave Law the Op Op Devil Fruit.
Op Op Devil Fruit is Heart Shaped.
Corazon = ❤️.
That's also why Law's post-timeskip outfit had hearts on it
the conventional shape of the hart that we use isnt shaped like a real hart. it is shaped like a womans ass bending over
@@rickkhemai1443 You and your The Big Bang Theory trivia.
@@aguecor9219 they said that in the show ?
@@rickkhemai1443 Yea, in an episode they do, I can't remember in which one. Maybe it was a Valentine's day episode or something.
Mr Morji's video on elbaf is great, everyone should check it out
Finland has it own thing with Estonia and Karelia
Kinda Norse Slavic Mix
Kalevala is the name of the Finnic Epic
I just wanted to write it. Finland has it's own, completely other than Scandinavian countries, culture. I get little annoyed when someone mistakes them.
@@taka2721 By the strictest definition of Scandinavia, Finland isn't a part of it. It's only Sweden, Norway & Denmark.
@TheRedAzuki Yeah, Finland and Iceland are part of Nordic countries, but are not part of Scandinavia
@Tekking101 Scandinavia: Icesland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland (Soumi in finnich. ) Surely for what I remember Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland have went to wars over conquering boarders but now days we are friend basically. Finland both count in to Scandinavia and not. It does due to history with war... But if you count by nordic countries it is however: Icesland, Norway (Svalbard an Island) Denmark (Farce Islands part of Denmark) Finland and Åland wich is part of Finland and a Island, also Greenland appaerantly part of Danish realm.
most interesting ! might i ask about a good book in English that is very thourough, and talks about all the lore and myths in scandinavian countries ? thanks in advance !
I just thought of this but what if the way Mansharry’s Dandelion ability works is that numbs the pain and just allows the person to move as long as it is active. Hajrudin wasn’t actually “healed” the power just temporary forced the bones back together and they were kept that way until the ability’s time ran out. At that point his own weight wile standing would of caused incredible amounts of pain and he would of course drop.
But hey it’s just a theory! A ONE PIECE THEORY!!!
Who thinks Tekking should do a video series including videos on each major story arc in one piece highlighting the major revelations, fights and key story plot points that occur in each arc! Just an idea, huge fan!
His name is pronounced like "High - Red - Dean" in Turkish. It is the name of the famous Barbarossa (Red Beard).
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@@gunessrd sabahtan beri Nordic mitoloji bilmem ne, çok cahil bu Amarigalılar. Yorumlar da öyle.
And now he’s an Elbaph Prince 👑
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Regarding that I always felt Houdi had a quite distorted view of Arlong. While Arlong did believe in fishmen supremacy and enjoyed seeing humans squirm he mainly was motivated by greed. He didn't teach he humans, he didn't wipe the out, he didn't spread his philosophy. He mainly was just content being a greedy warlord. Essentially a mini yonko. For Arlong fishmen supremacy was more so a tool for his own interests than anything he was really passionate about. If Houdy actually saw Arlong, just lazying around on his island and making deals with the human marines he would be disgusted.
Man these treasure cruise pictures are amazing on their uses
Tekking suffered a stroke that made his jaw drop as soon as started talking like stallone...gotta love the commitment
That "shield" he uses is called a buckler. its a pretty common historical shield
As a swede I'd love to watch a series like mythology/history is everything covering different periods and eras from norse, greek, chinese, japanese etc
Matt, you rounded 81 down to 80, but 81 divides perfectly by three
I'm excited, but also a little afraid to get to Elbaf, as I'm hoping the Giants are based on Norse Myth directly, and not specifically the Jotnar. But knowing how people outside Scandinavia don't know what Jotnar are, they probably will be.
Comparing a Jotun to a Giant, is like comparing a Fairy to a Dragon. They are not the same and I wish people would start realizing this. Also, Finland speaks an Uralic language unrelated to the Scandinavian languages so it's actually not part of the origin of the other nordic countries even if it is one itself.
@@hakkonn8273 Wrong! Jotnar are chaos beings responsible for natural disasters, the elemental part is true as there are Fire, Frost, Sea, Mountain etc., types, but the "Giant" thing is wrong.
@@hakkonn8273 "Giant" is a wrong term, which comes from a misconception from long ago. Everytime you hear the word "Giant" mentioned in Norse Myth, you need to replace it with "Jotunn/Jotnar". The word "Giant" is only used to describe the size that some can grow into as they do have varying appearences and sizes, but that doesn't change their race. Like a human can be considered a giant due to how tall he is but he is still a human. So Ymir was the first Jotunn, even if he was giant in size.
So you can encounter a giant Jotunn, but that is still a Jotunn who is just taller then most other Jotnar.
You with me so far?
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That was really well done. I mean it can't be easy to just flip out and point to something that isn't there.
19:36 flashbacks of Belgian history when they used to do something like that. They asked people to pronounce "schild of vriend" to figure out if they were of french descent (which they didn't like). I am paraphrasing since I don't remember it completely.
"I Know basic math" -101,Tekking 2019
"81÷3, lets round down to make it easier" -also Tekking, 2019
I'd love to see Hajrudin take on the titans from Attack on Titan
Tekking... You should've aimed for the head
That type of shield grip was actually a thing with bucklers. And Hajrudin's shield size and shape (except that bucklers have a dome) are pretty similar to a real buckler's.
We in scandinavia (at least from my perspective) have no obvious grudges against each other and we are mostly on friendly terms with each other.
Probably just scandinavian bias but I love the nordic giants in One Piece especially Dorry, Brogy, and Hajrudin. Hoping they're a lot stronger than what people are making them out to be
Fun fact, the Naglfar builds itself depending on the myth you look at and Loki will ride it into battle at Ragnorak
Bonus Fact, People from Finland are far closer to Russians than the Norse country’s culturally plus their (the Finnish) language is ridiculously different and is considered unique because the origin is completely unknown
For those of us who aren't familiar with Norse mythology, Gungnir is Odin's spear, which has homing abilities for days! Naglfar (made of the nail clippings of the dead) is one of two legendary ships in Norse myths (The other is Skidbladnr, which can hold all of the Aesir and their battle gear; travel on air and on sea; and fold up into a pocket-sized piece of cloth when not in use.) Gerth is likely named for Gerd, who is the giantess wife of Frey.
You should do a top filler characters tekking like Lily that you mention in the video, or the vampire dude and Jonathan of course, he is the best
Yes... 2:59 - 3:23 _This is a thing._ 81 already being evenly divisible by 3 has been established. *_81/3=27_* Hajrudin’s birthday is listed as August 12th. What I now want to ask: will Hajrudin be joining our real world equivalent of *Club 27* this year?
Can we talk about the north mythology story where loki transforms into a horse and he gives birth to a eight legged horse that Odin likes to ride
Or you could do 81/3. Which is 27. No rounding needed
Tekking: I know basic math!
Also Tekking: Dividing 80 by 3 is easier than 81 by 3.
Norwigan here. To awnser your question yes it's relatively friendly in the nordic countrys. There are some revivaly between some countries. Like Norway and Sweden has a rivalry. Its more of a brother like rivalry. Between Norway and Sweden it has become a comman saying around the winter Olympics where norwigans will say : it's not about winning its about beating the swedis
3:13 Yes Tekking. Let’s take 81, a number DIVISIBLE by 3, and round it DOWN.
(I just got a “9+9+9=21” flashback.)
you were wondering about the relationship between scandinavien countries.
im from denmark and my general impression is that its a sort of brotherly relationship at this point x)
like we definitely had our fights in the past and we certainly enjoy a good joke at the others expense but generally we're pretty friendly to eachother.
Hey Tekking, the little 'O' with the cross coming out of it just sounds like "TH". It's just a one letter substitute for a sound we use two letters for.
The uppercase version looks like a small uppercase D with the flat side extended so it sticks out above and below.
Google search for the Thurisaz Rune and that's what the uppercase version essentially is, except modern versions are rounded and use a half circle instead of a triangle.
I'm pretty sure the giant's attack is a shock wave, they swing so fast and strong. the air turns into a cannon.
About time you covered Hajrudin. I was worried this Straw Hat Grand Fleet captains series would stop after you did Cavendish and his Beautiful Pirates.
Like everyone else, I am looking forward to the day when the Straw Hats make landfall on Elbaph. Among other things, I'm thinking Chopper, Carrot and Jimbei will learn the truth of why the giants hate Big Mom so much: she killed Chieftain Fall Beard and destroyed the major settlement, and a giant saw Big Mom eat Mother Carmel and the orphans of the Lamb's House.
Yes more grand fleet vids u never disappoint
Next videos is the contest relusts...... Cant waittttt
Congratulations you made Hajrudin my favorite member of the Grand Fleet
Tekking101 with mjolnir in the background #hammertime
Harjudins shield in the Colosseum is called a buckler and was common use for gladiators, just thought I'd share some info
I have a feeling that Hajrudins role will be to re-unite the Giant Warrior Pirates by defeating both Dorry and Broggy. That'd be pretty awesome!
English lesson everyone: the symbol described as "cross coming out of the O" is used in English as the phoneme for "th" as in that.
By the way, did you know that Gungnir is the name of Odin's spear? I love that.
You should do a discussion on manscherry's heal heal fruit!
Since you are interested in mythology, I could send you an audio record how to pronounciate the nordig mythology terms which you are interested at.. I'm german, so it won't be perfect, but it is much closer then the english pronounciations
you are really quick with these videos; you mentioned making this only yesterday in the livestream
Hajrudin's fist shield is actually a buckler and the way he holds it is actually pretty accurate. the way he uses it? kinda sorta accurate.....its more used as defense for your sword hand when using long swords with less protection from a full hand guard but could also be used as a shield punch to disorient the opponent.
4:03 that pronounciation of Valhalla was actually pretty good
I’d like tekking to do the 6 samurai from yugioh
We need a whole video of Tekking making all the impressions he can. That'll be hilarious
Hold on, when Dorry and Brogy talked about their ultimate attack against that giant goldfish, they said that only thing they can't cut through is a snake soaked in blood. Were they talking about Kaido? If Kaido is a red dragon, that fits the description of bloody snake pretty well. And it would make sense that he could withstand their attack
Yeah a new Straw Hat Grand Fleet I've been waiting I love this videos
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I love how you round 81 down to 80 to "make it simple" but three a tually goes exactly into 81 so its easier not to round it down. XD
The little (compared to him) shield that Hajrudin uses is called a Buckler, and was more commonly used around the Medieval era and Renassance, mostly for one-on-one duels. So, although the era doesn't fit within the Old Norse theme of giants in One Piece, the Buckler really does fit the chivalrous, duelist warrior-like personality of Hajrudin himself
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Fun fact! Back during WWII the Danish used the name of a certain Danish desert as a form of boarder check to keep Germans out
Also! So the Nordic countries are mainly defined by when the king of the Nordics was in charge of the Vikings, but the finish were not apart of the culture, this can be mostly be seen in their language, which is closer to the Baltic countries than Nordic
Another fact about the Nordic languages, Iceland still uses the same language that was used back during the Viking times! Everyone else has evolved and Norway has gone out of their way to create their own language to distance themselves from the Danish
Whoa! Tekking is worthy
He can lift Mulg- Muln-
Thor's hammer!!!!!!!
there is a medieval buckler that is held in your gauntlet and about the size of a dinner plate. it was used to block and punch with
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your forgetting that stress makes you look old. i think fighting pirates most of the time would be an adequate source of stress to make them look older
13:01 1 glass of milk can heal all the bones
17:48 that means she’s your age(comparing giant and human years), nice👍🏻
One of my favorite TH-camrs ever
I have been thinking of Hajrudins name and i think hes named after Hayreddin Barbarossa. He was pirate who later became Ottoman admiral.
Surprisingly its not the first time I've seen the name Naglfar. In World of Warcraft there's a legion of undead vikings called the Kvaldir and they had a giant ship made of corpses and dark magic called the Naglfar (pronounced Naggle-far) that they used to capture souls and ferry them to Helheim to have them added to their ranks. If that pronunciation is wrong blame Blizzard.
The giants on Elbaf know where Dorry and Brogy are. We saw that in Big Mom's flashback.
I like how he says viking overthrow and then throws it underhand.
Imagine buggy meeting luffy, and finding that he was one of the causes of the schibukai system falling. 😂
@tekking101 someone has probably already said it but I see his gauntlet as more of a battering ram being a giant and all rather than a piston
Love from Malaysia tekking...
The Elbaf saga is going to be quite special I think. One piece was inspired by Oda watching Vicky the Viking when he was younger. So de great undisputed king of Shonen probably has something quite special planned for a long time.
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Giantesses for the win!!!
Yeah did anyone else notice this guys dream is to be King of the Giants which might imply, hint or infer that Loki as enigmatic and hyped he is still has a King figure he has to be subservient to. Unless the king is old timey wimey. It would be cool to see Elbaf's monarch and what he's capable of.
From norway, norway, denmark and Sweden have kind of a brotherly relationship, we give each other shit but stand together when anyone else shows up. Sweden and denmark have a lot of beef, Iceland and Greenland are like little cousins who we dont see often. Finland is like, the dude everyone knows because he is swedens neighbour, but they have a lot of their own history and culture and stuff.
Been waiting on that Bell notification
I was just listening to Mythology about that ship yesterday
It’s a punch buckler on his hand not really a piston Tekking. Love your videos man.
I'm not familliar with the languages from Scandinavia but I do know we used to test people at the border with our language in the Netherlands. In the Netherlands we prenounce the G a bit odd, in a way that very few country's do. (look it up and try to copy) But the Germans (our neighbours) couldn't pronounce the G like we did. So during both world wars people at the border and at key points would ask you to pronounce words with the G in it and if you coulnd't because you weren't Dutch you'd be refused entrance (or shot, depending on the situation)
19:35 Actually Finland doesn't count as being part as Scandinavia.
Maybe the fighters tend to die first.
They use their body so much like Lufy.
I do not think he will live for a long time, considering from the ways his gear 2rd and 4th works.