@@eliaspanayi3465 There was monsters in battlefields back then. Even in airfight I witness a moment where a front-to-front pistol confrontation takes place. He suddenly rolls onto the ground, dash sideways like cartonic shits, threw off the aim and opposing side couldnt react to contact resulting to some hits. Said individual itself was the one making me deemed my misjugedment in miliseconds of encounter I mean those moments are blazzing fast with adrenaline pumping your blood into brain to make thoughts process even more blazzingly fast. But even so I think this anime has depicted close to real life monsters so well. Yknow without those stuff, anime is just another boring real world and then what do we come for?
Fun fact: It actually partially historically accurate , because some years later when Oleg the Soothsayer sieged Constantinople he did same trick, but he goes on wheels ships instead of using man , and there was something like TWO FUCKING THOUSANDS OF SHIPS WITH 40 MAN IN EACH, and it mean that using ships as a land troops was at least known by people that was Scandinavian or traded with Scandinavians
Mehmed the Conqueror ultimately used it as well to get through the chains the Byzantines set up around the Golden Horn. It was game over once that happened.
@@Ayvengo21 Agreed. The way they handled it in Vikings is far more believable. Pushing them along cut down trees to roll them. It took weeks, I believe....
@@Ziorac Thorkell punched a galloping horse and sent it flying. I think it's okay to forgive spectacle over sense sometimes, especially in such an otherwise grounded series.
@@OwnM3Z0 i have read about it but not that he carried his ships . Is there any specific incident in it you can refer to ? Like a name for that incident .
@@primary5050 Mehmed had a similar problem trying to reach the Golden Horn, as the Byzantines had blocked off the mouth of it, so he built a road and used it to drag his ships into the river
It makes you really wonder how strong Vikings were back then without our technology. They worked hard just to survive and prove themselves the strongest!
It's speculated that their women were particularly strong too, since they had to do all the work (not just what would be expected of them in other cultures, ALL the work) while the men were at war, raiding, etc. They depict this in this show too, remember when Ylva found out that his father and brother were dead? Ye, that's probably accurate.
There are dudes irl who can lift a smart car alone by hand. I imagine with incredibly buff brawlers it's possible to actually lift a ship but they probably won't be able to run so fast and so far. Not to mention the forest won't allow a whole drakkar to pass through.
@@caliqm2199 Ships like this shouldn't weight much. They're not that big, one dek and made of wood. The hardest part would be barnacles ripping through flesh when you try to lift a ship from sides and bottom.
@@caliqm2199 "The longships were characterized as graceful, long, narrow, and light, with a shallow-draft hull designed for speed. The ship's shallow draft allowed navigation in waters only one meter deep and permitted arbitrary beach landings, while its light weight enabled it to be carried over portages or used bottom-up for shelter in camps." Just like I thought, turns out hey actually did that. It's sort of beach and breach ship, where you can just run into the beach with no consequence, to jump from it straight to shallow waters and attack immediately.
the sprint thing is fake but moving the ships overland like that was a tried and true trick that a number of takes. For long boats too big to carry like that they would roll them on logs instead.
@@stephen7587 nah like the story starts with this event and "present day" thorfinn (15 or however old he is at this point in the story), then after we've gotten this sick fight scene and some other stuff that happens after it to really get us invested in his character and wanting to learn more it skips back, to show him as a happy kid living in iceland and then everything going wrong, and then once we've gotten his whole tragic backstory it jumps forward again to "present day" thorfinn and we go chronological from there
fair enough, personally i found it much less engaging because we’re just watching thorfinn be (in my opinion) a tiny little brat for like 4 episodes before really getting into the meat of the story, plus the first chapter of the manga just does such a good job of establishing so many key points of the story right out the gate, which is an advantage i feel the anime loses a bit by going chronological
Agree. Black Cat was also told chronologically which makes no sense as it took away much of the mystery and intrigue about the characters backstory. Vinland wasn’t “as bad”, as it wasn’t set up to be mysterious. I do think they could have even not told the flashback arc and let it dripped through the rest of the story, easily, and the impact could remain as great. For example GoT didn’t start with the end of the civil war, yet its shadow haunted the rest of the story.
Yeah , longships were not heavy (they were made to be able to sail down rivers and transport them across land) , but the way depicted here is dramatized . More likely they'd do it by putting the boat on logs and just rolling it down .
My brother in Christ, have you ever fired a bow? Damn things are so inaccurate over any amount of distance, not to mention trying to hit a moving target
Good point, actually I thought that with so many of them firing that atleast ONE of them would hit the target, especially as he was running in a straight line, then I realised: this is anime, where your accuracy with a ranged weapon depends on your importance of the story, my bad, I apologise
Archers were not accurate, historically speaking. In the first place accuracy of individual archers was not valued as it was not important in the vast majority of battles, volume of fire was.
@@lordcthulhu8472 Still, because of the fact that Askeladd travelled to the Faroe islands it is very probable that his ships were of the ocean going type. The longships of this type were usually no heavier than 6 tons.
Viking longships were extremely light compared to ships like galleons. They had a low keel for navigating rivers, but they were also capable of traveling across seas. Since these are dragonships, designed for trans-oceanic voyages, they are of course heavier, but I doubt they're even over ten tons.
I’ve never seen the Vinland Saga anime, I just read the manga, but I’m glad I didn’t watch it. This feels boring in comparison to the manga. I can’t really explain it that well, it just feels like there’s less soul in the anime. Manga has always been an art to me, I find it very inspiring that people can find the motivation to draw such great panels. Maybe I don’t know enough about how much goes into producing an anime.
Well ima just tell u this rn, this show was beautifully animated, it doesn’t get much better than this so get ready to be disappointed more in the future
All I can say is that our imagination give us what we what to see. I have also experience this, when I have read the novel I've imagined the scene so epic that it even have sound effects.
To be fair though, this was like the show's one episode where the writers seemed to be on a lunch break. If there was one episode I could remove from the whole season, it would be this one.
@@sageoftruth There have been some other scenes in the beginning as well which made me go what is this lol. Was kinda disappointed because I really thought it would be a realistic seinen but I dropped it eventually.
@@natasanj6472 lmao you dropped it because they do things that are slightly unrealistic? Guy lifts something a little too heavy for a real person and that's where you draw the line? I usually try to respect stupid ass opinions but yours is just too stupid
want realistic? go watch a documentary. Its an anime meant to be entertaining, 'historical anime' is just based around historical events. Like the good old assassins creed games
Did you miss the part where the kid with the daggers jumped like 50 feet in the air to clear the moat? It's an anime, don't think about it too hard. Real world vikings actually were in fact known to move their ships over land short distances between bodies of water, but they'd only be able to carry relatively smaller ships while really big ones were probably rolled on logs.
Well- tell that to the Rus-vikings that travelled through the rivers of kiev and what were future ukraine. They carried their ships from rivers to rivers all the time so they could surprise raid from closed lakes/river systems.
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"Anything's a sea if you have enough boats and enough men..."
The boat trick was nice and all, but is nobody going to mention Thorfinn casually jumping 20 meters?
bro just jumped and hanged on by daggers he smacked into the wood thats dedication
I mean thorkell threw a spear like a kilometer, are we really gonna talk realism?
@@eliaspanayi3465Thorkell was trowing trees and you are worried about the spear
Thorkell was throwing BOULDERS from the bridge to the shore
@@eliaspanayi3465 There was monsters in battlefields back then. Even in airfight I witness a moment where a front-to-front pistol confrontation takes place. He suddenly rolls onto the ground, dash sideways like cartonic shits, threw off the aim and opposing side couldnt react to contact resulting to some hits.
Said individual itself was the one making me deemed my misjugedment in miliseconds of encounter I mean those moments are blazzing fast with adrenaline pumping your blood into brain to make thoughts process even more blazzingly fast.
But even so I think this anime has depicted close to real life monsters so well. Yknow without those stuff, anime is just another boring real world and then what do we come for?
Fun fact:
It actually partially historically accurate , because some years later when Oleg the Soothsayer sieged Constantinople he did same trick, but he goes on wheels ships instead of using man , and there was something like TWO FUCKING THOUSANDS OF SHIPS WITH 40 MAN IN EACH, and it mean that using ships as a land troops was at least known by people that was Scandinavian or traded with Scandinavians
vikings be travelling on ship. land or sea
😂
medieval amphibious combat vehicle
It's mith
Mehmed the Conqueror ultimately used it as well to get through the chains the Byzantines set up around the Golden Horn. It was game over once that happened.
I suddenly have this masculine urge to carry a fucking boat into Battle
"Whose gonna carry the boats??"
They don't know me son
"If Viking ship isn't amphibious, IT WILL BE AMPHIBIOUS." - Sun Tzu
"Guy with feathers on his helmet is shouting orders"
wHiCh OnE iS ThE LeAdEr
@Fluffy Maximus Improbable, dude.
@@definitelynotthequestion5359 no it's pretty probable. Chain of command is a thing
@@Revealingstorm. people not know what a chain of command is?
This dude thinks the mc on the other side of the field can hear what the audience hears lmao
@@notgojo491 He is pointing tho
just epic to carry a big viking ship with 10 people
there were about 16 people on each side of the 3 ships, so that makes 32 people per ship
@@ender8352 The result would be the same, the ship is not a gym bar to take it and lift it, there is literally no way to grip it properly.
@@Vadim-hv6sk Yeap, viking ship wight about 20 tons even if distribute it among 32 men it would be way to much to carry for each of them.
@@Ayvengo21 Agreed. The way they handled it in Vikings is far more believable. Pushing them along cut down trees to roll them. It took weeks, I believe....
@@Ziorac Thorkell punched a galloping horse and sent it flying. I think it's okay to forgive spectacle over sense sometimes, especially in such an otherwise grounded series.
"yo we can't get over there in boats, there is dirt"
"then take the boats and go through."
"makes sense, lets go"
Pure viking things, i love it.
Homeboy pulled a Mehmed II 💀
Which battle are you referring to ?
@@primary5050 conquest of Constantinople
@@OwnM3Z0 i have read about it but not that he carried his ships . Is there any specific incident in it you can refer to ? Like a name for that incident .
@@primary5050 bruh
@@primary5050 Mehmed had a similar problem trying to reach the Golden Horn, as the Byzantines had blocked off the mouth of it, so he built a road and used it to drag his ships into the river
I don’t care what anyone says, this is the best scene in the entire show up to this point
Man this episode of takeshi castle was great.
Bruh haven't heard of that show since the 2010s
LMAO TAKESHI CASTLE
The last thing the Covenant will expect is a naval attack from land
I understood that reference…
@@cruallassar7428 same...
It makes you really wonder how strong Vikings were back then without our technology. They worked hard just to survive and prove themselves the strongest!
It's speculated that their women were particularly strong too, since they had to do all the work (not just what would be expected of them in other cultures, ALL the work) while the men were at war, raiding, etc. They depict this in this show too, remember when Ylva found out that his father and brother were dead? Ye, that's probably accurate.
There are dudes irl who can lift a smart car alone by hand. I imagine with incredibly buff brawlers it's possible to actually lift a ship but they probably won't be able to run so fast and so far. Not to mention the forest won't allow a whole drakkar to pass through.
How much would the ships weigh?
@@caliqm2199 Ships like this shouldn't weight much. They're not that big, one dek and made of wood. The hardest part would be barnacles ripping through flesh when you try to lift a ship from sides and bottom.
@@caliqm2199 "The longships were characterized as graceful, long, narrow, and light, with a shallow-draft hull designed for speed. The ship's shallow draft allowed navigation in waters only one meter deep and permitted arbitrary beach landings, while its light weight enabled it to be carried over portages or used bottom-up for shelter in camps."
Just like I thought, turns out hey actually did that. It's sort of beach and breach ship, where you can just run into the beach with no consequence, to jump from it straight to shallow waters and attack immediately.
the sprint thing is fake but moving the ships overland like that was a tried and true trick that a number of takes. For long boats too big to carry like that they would roll them on logs instead.
i'm sure the frog guy is voiced by the same voice as usopp from one piece. so fitting
This scene always fkin gives me goosebumps
And these are the men that didn’t put up much of a fight against Thorkells men.
I mean a hundred against five hundred. Not to mention Thorkell is like 7'7 and used giant logs as javelins.
Couldn't defeat Thorkell*
this was the first thing that happened in the manga and i will be forever upset that the anime went chronological instead
So everything else up to here was just a giant flashback?
@@stephen7587 nah like the story starts with this event and "present day" thorfinn (15 or however old he is at this point in the story), then after we've gotten this sick fight scene and some other stuff that happens after it to really get us invested in his character and wanting to learn more it skips back, to show him as a happy kid living in iceland and then everything going wrong, and then once we've gotten his whole tragic backstory it jumps forward again to "present day" thorfinn and we go chronological from there
I actually really like how the anime went chronologically instead, the pacing felt much smoother
fair enough, personally i found it much less engaging because we’re just watching thorfinn be (in my opinion) a tiny little brat for like 4 episodes before really getting into the meat of the story, plus the first chapter of the manga just does such a good job of establishing so many key points of the story right out the gate, which is an advantage i feel the anime loses a bit by going chronological
Agree. Black Cat was also told chronologically which makes no sense as it took away much of the mystery and intrigue about the characters backstory. Vinland wasn’t “as bad”, as it wasn’t set up to be mysterious. I do think they could have even not told the flashback arc and let it dripped through the rest of the story, easily, and the impact could remain as great. For example GoT didn’t start with the end of the civil war, yet its shadow haunted the rest of the story.
1:15 then you have that one dude carrying the boat with ONE HAND
I love how the anatomy in this scene is mostly normal
Then the general dude looks like Snorlax
This is the coolest shit ever and i love it
Those boats look too wide to fit through the forest ngl
They’re vikings, those trees never stood a chance
WHOSE GONNA CARRY THE LOGS, AND THE BOATS!!!
I like how everyone looks normal and then there is the french king who looks like an one piece character.
The only ep when all vsg viewers actually laughed 😂
when usopp gets isekaid to viking age as a nobility
0:58 what a man
That damn smile
david goggins and his men
CANT HURT BOAT CREW 2
The usopp voice I can differentiate it anywhere😂
Bring him closer, he wishes to stab someone with his sword!
ah yes, good old strength and fly hacks
damn, i don't remember this. I need to rewatch s! real quick before s2 drops
Askeladd goggins: " who's carrying the boats!"
lore accurate description of a french "person"
0:15 Go D Usopp
The second guy in the stack is a straight goon lmao
ragnar 🤝 ashkkelad
Ah yes, the Laotian navy
And yet ppl will claim
Adult thorfinn is faster and more agile than prolouge thorfinn
He is though
Adult Thorfinn is stronger in a lot of ways, it's just trying to do the things he did in battle WITHOUT killing anyone is hard.
This madlad askalad made his men carry a ship trough a mountain because he could
What a titan doing in vinland saga
vinland saga give fall of constantino pole refference
King boji when he gets older
Vinland Saga did the Franks dirty by making their arc to be the comedic relief arc
0:54 Shigechi?
Is this Shigechis reincarnation?
WAHAHAHAHA its his ancestor since this was in viking times LOL
i swear Cleopatra tried something similar
Would this be possible in real life? Those fuckers were strong
Yeah , longships were not heavy (they were made to be able to sail down rivers and transport them across land) , but the way depicted here is dramatized . More likely they'd do it by putting the boat on logs and just rolling it down .
They could move boats across land, but not by carrying them. They would put logs on the ground and roll the boats over them
The Mongolian navy
Wikin gemisi 20 metre uzunlugunda olursa tahmini ağırlığı 30 tondur. 40 kişi 30 tonu koşarak taşıyor
0:25
Cart titan ass mouth💀
All I hear is Usopp
bro thought it before mehmet ii
Mehmed Al Fateh
Bosnian folks carrying their ship from sarajevo to neum
Nadie:
Absolutamente nadie:
Bolivia😎🤑👌:
Viking at 1:02: this is gonna be fuckin sick
Bro radiating goon energy
i didn't know Humpty Dumpty was in this show...
Vikings invented noclip
Can anyone tell me what is the name of this magnificent ost?
@@gustgoeman7732 He meant the song playing bud
Bit late but its battleground my brother
Mongol navy be like.
usopp
Who's gonna carry the boats
Who's gonna carry the boats?? 🗿
Go D. Ussop is there wow
Usopp voice actor 0:14
What song theme?
Best scene 😂❤
isn't it mehmed the conqueror?
Does bigmouth have the same va as Ussop?
does anyone know the song in the begining?
me suleman hun
O-Ottoman Empire reference?!
Anda que los bolivianos quieren su mar XD
Stormtrooper aim
My brother in Christ, have you ever fired a bow? Damn things are so inaccurate over any amount of distance, not to mention trying to hit a moving target
Good point, actually
I thought that with so many of them firing that atleast ONE of them would hit the target, especially as he was running in a straight line, then I realised: this is anime, where your accuracy with a ranged weapon depends on your importance of the story, my bad, I apologise
Archers were not accurate, historically speaking. In the first place accuracy of individual archers was not valued as it was not important in the vast majority of battles, volume of fire was.
@@chaotixthefox Thanks for clearing that up, I shall remember it next time
Literally 1453
Me wondering how they lift 250ton ships
15-30 ton ship, they aren't that heavy.
@@lordcthulhu8472 There were often even lighter. Some longhips were no heavier than 2-3 tons.
@@lordcthulhu8472 Still, because of the fact that Askeladd travelled to the Faroe islands it is very probable that his ships were of the ocean going type. The longships of this type were usually no heavier than 6 tons.
Viking longships were extremely light compared to ships like galleons. They had a low keel for navigating rivers, but they were also capable of traveling across seas. Since these are dragonships, designed for trans-oceanic voyages, they are of course heavier, but I doubt they're even over ten tons.
dub is better
Beating Mehmed II's speedrun any%
English dub
dub better
Sub 🤮
I’ve never seen the Vinland Saga anime, I just read the manga, but I’m glad I didn’t watch it. This feels boring in comparison to the manga. I can’t really explain it that well, it just feels like there’s less soul in the anime. Manga has always been an art to me, I find it very inspiring that people can find the motivation to draw such great panels. Maybe I don’t know enough about how much goes into producing an anime.
Well ima just tell u this rn, this show was beautifully animated, it doesn’t get much better than this so get ready to be disappointed more in the future
@@lilblako3487 thanks man
the anime is great in it's own way even with it's limited budget
@@svenyes4078 I respect your opinion brother.
But you have to watch the anime, it's nothing short of a modern epic.
All I can say is that our imagination give us what we what to see. I have also experience this, when I have read the novel I've imagined the scene so epic that it even have sound effects.
Can't believe people take this anime seriously
To be fair though, this was like the show's one episode where the writers seemed to be on a lunch break. If there was one episode I could remove from the whole season, it would be this one.
@@sageoftruth There have been some other scenes in the beginning as well which made me go what is this lol. Was kinda disappointed because I really thought it would be a realistic seinen but I dropped it eventually.
Theres plently to take seriously, just because its unrealistic doesnt mean its goofy
@@natasanj6472 lmao you dropped it because they do things that are slightly unrealistic? Guy lifts something a little too heavy for a real person and that's where you draw the line?
I usually try to respect stupid ass opinions but yours is just too stupid
want realistic? go watch a documentary. Its an anime meant to be entertaining, 'historical anime' is just based around historical events. Like the good old assassins creed games
Very cool but literally impossible for 30 strongest guys in the world to carry over their shoulder a 20 tonne viking ship not including the cargo
Did you miss the part where the kid with the daggers jumped like 50 feet in the air to clear the moat? It's an anime, don't think about it too hard. Real world vikings actually were in fact known to move their ships over land short distances between bodies of water, but they'd only be able to carry relatively smaller ships while really big ones were probably rolled on logs.
Well- tell that to the Rus-vikings that travelled through the rivers of kiev and what were future ukraine. They carried their ships from rivers to rivers all the time so they could surprise raid from closed lakes/river systems.