@@billdenbrough9439 well its much more difficult when you use materials without considering errors, its much more easy to subtract material than adding it specially in blacksmithing. Just my opinion
The Kampilan is a headhunting sword. It's definitely made to decapitate enemies since the heads are taken as a trophy. Some examples owned by datus (chiefs) were ornate and had hilts made of carabao horn, bone, and inlaid with gold, silver, or brass. The pommels also had tassels made out of human hair (which they take from those they decapitate).
I love Doug and his Filipino accent with the way he speak the very iconic "it will keel" and how he correctly pronounced "kampilan". Love from the Philippines. ❤️🇵🇭
Word "Keel" or "Keal" is intentional as "Kill" will not pass the censorship requirement. They claimed that it is KEAL which stands for Keep Everyone ALive???
@Gutz, I agree 😁😊. I'm proud being a Filipino 😁😊. I lived in the southern part of Cebu city and It really is satisfying that our weapons are being acknowledged and featured on foreign countries 😁😊. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas 🇵🇭🇵🇭.
Mike's Kampilan is so accurate. The details are as well. I've heard that precolonial Visayan warriors take a piece of hair from their enemies and attach them to their Kampilan's handle when they kill them. Long hair is such a pride at least for the precolonial Visayans and shouldn't be cut short because it is only done to dead people especially those ones killed in battle. And the design in the handle is not a raptor though. It's not a Dinosaur. Haha. I think it's the head of the legendary Bakunawa or so. Not sure. I could be wrong but I sure do hope otherwise. Mike's Kampilan is so accurate, and looks like the ones we see on historical dramas in the Philippines. Nice work Mike!
Yes, long hair was really important to precolonial Visayans. "Inalutan ka" ("You short cropped" or something like that) was used to insult/curse someone. They only cut their hair if they're in mourning...or as a sort of punishment.
@@sexyman9383 Spaniard's accounts those 18 that survived the voyage, they told the king of spain that time they said that magellan hit by poison arrow in the leg then started not to moved his body or paralyzed half as his men can't even carry him, then they decided to left him to go to boat slowly. After that his helmet fell onto the ground they saw the "indians" or visayans at that time one man scrambled to magellan and hit him with sword then follows by other tribes men. After that he fell to the ground many man killed him using spears.
*pulls back cloth* "talks in a thick german accent" The tiger I, you have 4 days at your home forges to recreate this iconic weapon from history, good luck tanksmiths
You could definitely make a Luty submachine gun in 4 days with hardware store materials. That's the point of the design. Gun control can't stop a determined man in his shop.
Just a fun fact, the part of the handle near the guard is supposed to be thin and comfortable like ever other handle. The hilt on the other hand is wide and heavy to act as a counter balance for the sword. A good balanced kampilan is tested based on how smooth the wielder could spin the sword
It's one of the most historic sword to us here in the Philippines!!! Thank you History and Forged on Fire! This means a lot for us Filipino., thank you.
Actually the "Kampilan" sword come from Philippines.But,we have this sword from my country,Brunei Darussalam because its used for The Royal Family events in Brunei.
Well, Kampilan actually originated as a Moro (Muslim Mindanaoan) weapon and most of Mindanao was under the Bruneian Sultanate before the Maguindanao and Sulu Sultanate proclaim independence. That's why the blade was also used by Brunei Islanders.
judges : "make this historically heavy and cumbersome weapon" contestants : *make heavy and cumbersome weapon* judges : "well my issue with the blade is that its heavy and cumbersome"
@@danilaka3411 Yeah but that's more of a design issue than a smithing issue. There's no metal whatsoever along the handle, guard, or pommel, to provide any sort of counterweight and the blade itself is supposed to be wider at the tip than at the base, making it more of a chopping weapon like a falchion. Historically it was also used to decapitate heads, something a lighter weapon would have difficulty doing.
@@nataliaarlovskaya6459 That too. These are people that have careers in which they handle weapons frequently. When you compare that to some primitive ancient warrior that has little to no knowledge of various weapons it's easy to see why the judges would be more picky about the sword when those warriors likely didn't even know their weapon was inefficient and unrefined.
Fun fact: In the Philippine National Police Academy, the cadet who will graduate as a top 1 student. He will received a "Kampilan Sword" from the President.
I have an authentic Mindanao area Kampilan from the 1700-1800's and it's extremely light. The handle though is extremely awkward. I don't have a clue how anyone could gracefully wield such an uncomfortable blade in battle. Guess the Moro thought it was fine.
Awesome cutting power! Here in the Philippines, we have what we call itak mulye which is made from leaf spring (mulye) of a motor vehicle. I’ve been using such cleaver variant for more than 4 years now. Haven’t sharpen it ever since yet still cuts like new. I use it in chopping cow’s feet, pork ribs, goat heads, coconuts and due to its weight I’m even using it as an axe in splitting firewood.
Honestly, I had a hard time making a personal guess as who would win. Both made excellent weapons and overall seemed fairly equal. Good job to both of them.
One of the weapons that injured or probably killed Ferdinand Magellan aside fron poisonous arrows and spears. I am proud that Doug pronounced "Kampilan" the right way. True Filipino in blood.
can we talk about how both swords were just SO equal, like the only defining factor was the weight and balance. makes me really feel bad for the guy who lost tbh
The horns on the ends of kampilan is used to pickup decapitated heads of the enemy to be brought back home as a trophy for many pinoy tribal warriors tagalogs/bisayans and mindanaoans alike
As soon as I heard the first judge mention the balance I knew who was going to win short of catastrophic failure. Both were heavy which is normally the kiss of death when its only one blade, but the better weight distribution made those judges happy.
This Moro weapon of the Philippines is one of the most widely traded weapon in the archipelago. It is even argued to be the weapon that beheaded the famous explorer Magellan in some accounts because there are many accounts on how he died in the hands of the great Chieftain Datu Lapu-Lapu... Also, the handle is quite strict in form. It depicts the dragon Bakunawa who fell in love and obsessed on the moon goddess Bulan and tried to eat her. That is why the moon becomes red for the dragon is trying to eat her. Thus it is believed that the sword Kampilan is a very old style of sword due to its commonality in the Muslim areas where it shouldn't been... because the Bakunawa origin in a pre-Muslim religion. It is sought to be the default style even before Islam enter to some of our islands...
I like how Jay Neilson has been absent from the strength tests lately lol "YEAAAARRRGHH!!! SORRY BUT YOUR BLADE HURT MY HAND WHILE I WAS SWINGING IT LIKE AN AUSTISTIC BABOON"
I honestly wish that they would explain more about the weapons like in some of the previous videos. Kinda out of context when they jump straight into them forging
It has an interesting history, so I was hoping that they'd give us some background. Different websites seem to have slightly different details about it.
They didnt elaborated the origin of the swords, Because they all know that it killed Spaniards Conquistedor who killed Empires tribes in central and south america. It will result that our weapon is much more dangerous than any other if they elaborate the history of that Kampilan.
Dayum as filipino im proud of them the details well awesome it never cross my mind that our culture old weapons has been showcase thanks awesome forge guys 💪🇵🇭
Some Kampilan swords differ from who makes it in their tribe, it may be curved upwards like a katana or sometimes curved a bit backwards like a scythe, and the tips are also sometimes different, but the purpose is the same, to pick up items you have cut off, Oh and the handles also have either hair or rope designs of the tribe
there are lots of blades that get the slightest of damage in the final round. i do like it when the both reach the stage where only the smallest of things made the difference. near perfect blades where the lighter and easier to use was the difference.
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Amazing content💜
I had watched all of the episodes and never seen such so equalized swords
Pls upload the final round of khanda sword, i have been searching it from long long time.
Hey ever thought of doing he man sword 🗡... from the (he man and the master of the universe) version 2002 please
@History can I just ask one question what do they do abaout does many pigs on the floor 😢
Every time someone “hopes” his blade is light enough, it isn’t lol
When you put too much metal from the start, it's difficult to take it out after
@@billdenbrough9439 well its much more difficult when you use materials without considering errors, its much more easy to subtract material than adding it specially in blacksmithing.
Just my opinion
I believe they call that foreshadowing
Ofc, because if you need to hope for something it means you can't trust what you did to do it alone
So basically the takeaway from that is if you think or hope it’s light enough make it lighter
The Kampilan is a headhunting sword. It's definitely made to decapitate enemies since the heads are taken as a trophy. Some examples owned by datus (chiefs) were ornate and had hilts made of carabao horn, bone, and inlaid with gold, silver, or brass. The pommels also had tassels made out of human hair (which they take from those they decapitate).
Bruh filipinos are scary pre spanish era cool
@@Altair2786 fast forward to today's filipinos hahaha what a change
@@schwarzkroftxki tama!!
@@schwarzkroftxki tiktokers.. that's what they are now
@@schwarzkroftxki they become the cancer of online gaming community, and they are proud of it o7
I love Doug and his Filipino accent with the way he speak the very iconic "it will keel" and how he correctly pronounced "kampilan". Love from the Philippines. ❤️🇵🇭
He’s Filipino 😁 was also surprised he pronounced it correctly so I checked his background 😂
Word "Keel" or "Keal" is intentional as "Kill" will not pass the censorship requirement. They claimed that it is KEAL which stands for Keep Everyone ALive???
If you didn't know, the tip of the Kampilan are two horns that act as a fork to pick up the decapitated head of an enemy.
Interesting in a stupid way, why couldn’t they just bend over and pick the head up?
@@Bruce6001 style?! You cretain
@@Bruce6001 You could also catch an enemy blade with that spike.
@@pavelthefabulous5675 i guess thats the real use lul
I am never & never will be...for social distancing
Doug must be happy wielding his ancestor's most iconic weapon.
Just what I thought! Cause I'm Filipino as well, and hearing Doug say "kampilan" like we would here was satisfying.
@@charlespangilinan6351 pekpek
@@letter5330 Lol 🤪
@@charlespangilinan6351 OTEN
@@ArchangelExile busit. mga pinoy talaga walang magawa sa buhay hahaha
Its good to see blades from history all over the world recreated, especialy our pride weapons from the philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I would love to see them recreating the Igorot headhunter axe.
That weapon is Very very brutal.
@@jamesonschaltzdm4476 Yess
@@jamesonschaltzdm4476 om a Filipino but I wanna try the katana
@@code066funkinbird3 good for you?
@Gutz, I agree 😁😊. I'm proud being a Filipino 😁😊. I lived in the southern part of Cebu city and It really is satisfying that our weapons are being acknowledged and featured on foreign countries 😁😊.
Mabuhay ang Pilipinas 🇵🇭🇵🇭.
“its a dinasword” lmao the way he said it
Mike's Kampilan is so accurate. The details are as well. I've heard that precolonial Visayan warriors take a piece of hair from their enemies and attach them to their Kampilan's handle when they kill them. Long hair is such a pride at least for the precolonial Visayans and shouldn't be cut short because it is only done to dead people especially those ones killed in battle. And the design in the handle is not a raptor though. It's not a Dinosaur. Haha. I think it's the head of the legendary Bakunawa or so. Not sure. I could be wrong but I sure do hope otherwise. Mike's Kampilan is so accurate, and looks like the ones we see on historical dramas in the Philippines. Nice work Mike!
Agree. Yeah it's bakunawa a mythical dragon creature.
Yes, long hair was really important to precolonial Visayans. "Inalutan ka" ("You short cropped" or something like that) was used to insult/curse someone. They only cut their hair if they're in mourning...or as a sort of punishment.
Yes. Bakunawa, the moon eater.
Dough: your kampilan will kill.
Magellan and his troops: *nods like a rockstar* Si si si si.
They definitely agreed all in the afterlife
Yea lol
According to record of Spaniards landed in Philippines in 1521, most of their soldier's killed by Kampilan.
I thought it was a kris that kill's Magellan.
@@sexyman9383 Spaniard's accounts those 18 that survived the voyage, they told the king of spain that time they said that magellan hit by poison arrow in the leg then started not to moved his body or paralyzed half as his men can't even carry him, then they decided to left him to go to boat slowly. After that his helmet fell onto the ground they saw the "indians" or visayans at that time one man scrambled to magellan and hit him with sword then follows by other tribes men. After that he fell to the ground many man killed him using spears.
I'm waiting for one of these where they pull the cloth back and go 'We want to you make this iconic weapon from history...the machine gun'.
*pulls back cloth* The F-16 fighter plane!
You have four days at your home forges to recreate this weapon. Good luck planesmiths
*pulls off cloth* “... an M60! You have four days! Good luck, gunsmiths!”
*pulls back cloth* "talks in a thick german accent" The tiger I, you have 4 days at your home forges to recreate this iconic weapon from history, good luck tanksmiths
@@Hydraklin Wait if they make a Tiger is it a pass or a fail if the transmission breaks? Because if it does its historically accurate
You could definitely make a Luty submachine gun in 4 days with hardware store materials. That's the point of the design. Gun control can't stop a determined man in his shop.
10:06 - Guy shakes hands with judges except for Doug
10:14 - Doug Creepily Looks At The Sword
"Maybe we should do another keel test ?!" .
Yeah it looked funny that way. But I bet it’s edited out. These TH-cam videos are heavily condensed version of the original show.
@@FortuneFavoursTheBold Haha, perhaps, but I'm not sure about that...regardless, hilarious
Its a sword he's familiar with
Its cutted
Ur not going to show everthing!!
the competitors are always so wholesome
Yes, that's a good description! Wholesome character's! Maybe it goes with the territory?
Because some parts are scripted
Because there are no crazy broads creating chaos and drama
@@SoulDelSol 😅😅😅
68th like honors to the 69th like
Just a fun fact, the part of the handle near the guard is supposed to be thin and comfortable like ever other handle. The hilt on the other hand is wide and heavy to act as a counter balance for the sword. A good balanced kampilan is tested based on how smooth the wielder could spin the sword
It's one of the most historic sword to us here in the Philippines!!! Thank you History and Forged on Fire! This means a lot for us Filipino., thank you.
Actually the "Kampilan" sword come from Philippines.But,we have this sword from my country,Brunei Darussalam because its used for The Royal Family events in Brunei.
Well, Kampilan actually originated as a Moro (Muslim Mindanaoan) weapon and most of Mindanao was under the Bruneian Sultanate before the Maguindanao and Sulu Sultanate proclaim independence.
That's why the blade was also used by Brunei Islanders.
Well the more you learn, thanks!!
If you want to see the Kampilan sword in Brunei,come visit to my country as soon as possible.
I believed it is from the earliest Visayan people way before the arrival of Islam.
@@jeffersonmcomen7226 That's right.We have the history for my country.
Thank you Forged in Fire!!!! It's Kampilan time!!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Big deal ?
Doug is the only one who pronounced "kampilan" correctly. It is because he has Filipino ancestry. 🇵🇭
Wow pinoy pride yohoo
He trained with the Filipino special forces.
Pinoy pride because he is famous and from foreign country wooohhh
He said it himself, His Filipino
Not only ancestry, he's actually Filipino.
It's feels so good to see a Filipino sword in Forged in Fire 🇵🇭 💞
STFU
@@vrvvrrvr Sure snowflake
judges : "make this historically heavy and cumbersome weapon"
contestants : *make heavy and cumbersome weapon*
judges : "well my issue with the blade is that its heavy and cumbersome"
BAHAHAHHAHAH
They said it's should be able to be used both one-handed and two-handed, swords that they've made are too heavy to be used one-handed.
@@danilaka3411 Yeah but that's more of a design issue than a smithing issue. There's no metal whatsoever along the handle, guard, or pommel, to provide any sort of counterweight and the blade itself is supposed to be wider at the tip than at the base, making it more of a chopping weapon like a falchion. Historically it was also used to decapitate heads, something a lighter weapon would have difficulty doing.
maybe they weren't as used to it as those ancient Filipino warriors were
@@nataliaarlovskaya6459 That too. These are people that have careers in which they handle weapons frequently. When you compare that to some primitive ancient warrior that has little to no knowledge of various weapons it's easy to see why the judges would be more picky about the sword when those warriors likely didn't even know their weapon was inefficient and unrefined.
First time I’ve seen two weapons equally matched. Well done to both competitors.
Yeah, I think when it happens it is the best of this show at it's finest!
I like very much bladesmith spirit...both competators praise and encourage each other in every show...professionalism at best.
Fun fact: In the Philippine National Police Academy, the cadet who will graduate as a top 1 student. He will received a "Kampilan Sword" from the President.
ty sa info
My dad has it. Colonel Nolie Asuncion, Top 1, Class of 1998 Kabalikat. Given by Fidel Ramos
Directly from.him? Because I don't see Duterte getting near no one with a knife, he's Duterte, not Bolsonaro
@@lexxusvandevere6611 you are info if you translate it
Not only for the Philippine National Police, but also those cadets who got 1st Honor in Philippine Military Academy
I have an authentic Mindanao area Kampilan from the 1700-1800's and it's extremely light. The handle though is extremely awkward. I don't have a clue how anyone could gracefully wield such an uncomfortable blade in battle. Guess the Moro thought it was fine.
... fine enough to kill Magellan with.
I don’t think there has ever been a closer final round. I loved it.
Ohhh my God!! Guys thank you very much for showcasing the sword of our Ancestor DATU LAPU-LAPU. Much love from the Philippines 👍🤘🤠 daghang salamat
Kampilan is one of the iconic sword used by Lapulapu and his men, also used by the Datus during the Precolonial Philippines
Man those slow-motion shots are killing, every second you expect some big-bang, some it happens some times it doesn't.
3:40 "It's a Dino-Sword!"
Dad Joke of the Century
🤣😜😍
Its inspired by mythical Dragon in the Philippines "Bakunawa"
no lie this is the best show ever made 💯
Awesome cutting power! Here in the Philippines, we have what we call itak mulye which is made from leaf spring (mulye) of a motor vehicle. I’ve been using such cleaver variant for more than 4 years now. Haven’t sharpen it ever since yet still cuts like new. I use it in chopping cow’s feet, pork ribs, goat heads, coconuts and due to its weight I’m even using it as an axe in splitting firewood.
Honestly, I had a hard time making a personal guess as who would win. Both made excellent weapons and overall seemed fairly equal. Good job to both of them.
Loved it when he said "It's a Dinosword" 😆
"be proud of you're work." They don't say that very much to the defeated. Both did fine work and I'm glad they acknowledged it.
As a Filipino I can’t be more than Proud your making one of my ancestors weapons and a piece of history.
no one cares if your filipino
Im Sorry but did I ask for your opinion can’t a person be proud of their own race.
@@KathleenMayTSurla-zx9ftthere is nothing you can proud of a nation where system is driven by corruption. voters are clearly dumb. no one cares
This is one of the most unique sword designs that I have seen it looks amazing.
These competitors were so closely matched its crazy. God this was a good round
One of the weapons that injured or probably killed Ferdinand Magellan aside fron poisonous arrows and spears. I am proud that Doug pronounced "Kampilan" the right way. True Filipino in blood.
can we talk about how both swords were just SO equal, like the only defining factor was the weight and balance. makes me really feel bad for the guy who lost tbh
The horns on the ends of kampilan is used to pickup decapitated heads of the enemy to be brought back home as a trophy for many pinoy tribal warriors tagalogs/bisayans and mindanaoans alike
When he said dinosword, I laughed way harder than I should
6:00
Someone saying the right pronunciation is what I needed the most. Not that there's any problem with them saying it before.
Doug with his pronunciation is ♥️
The cutlass of Southeast Asia. Very interesting weapon, I’ve seen one in a museum and the pommel is supposed to be a crocodile, not velociraptor
If your reading this have a nice day
Dont tell me what to do
Your what? Or you mean "you're"?
Thanks Champ! You too! :)
Thanks bud, you too!
Thanks!
Seems like this was one of the closest contests yet....... And gotta love Doug's "It will keel!"
The Kampilan was the most dangerous and heavy weapon in the world.
As soon as I heard the first judge mention the balance I knew who was going to win short of catastrophic failure. Both were heavy which is normally the kiss of death when its only one blade, but the better weight distribution made those judges happy.
I'm hope History will make a "Balisong" after this Kampilan 🙏
Great video, thank you for posting.
This Moro weapon of the Philippines is one of the most widely traded weapon in the archipelago. It is even argued to be the weapon that beheaded the famous explorer Magellan in some accounts because there are many accounts on how he died in the hands of the great Chieftain Datu Lapu-Lapu...
Also, the handle is quite strict in form. It depicts the dragon Bakunawa who fell in love and obsessed on the moon goddess Bulan and tried to eat her. That is why the moon becomes red for the dragon is trying to eat her. Thus it is believed that the sword Kampilan is a very old style of sword due to its commonality in the Muslim areas where it shouldn't been... because the Bakunawa origin in a pre-Muslim religion. It is sought to be the default style even before Islam enter to some of our islands...
Thank you for forging our historical sword, the sword that set us free from invaders. It's been a n honor for us Filipinos
That's a Filipino blade. Good use of mahogany as a handle. Widely used by datus and rajas as far as I know
Hi im a Filipino thanks for introduce Kampilan to your show Kampilan is a sword that use of our Hero Lapu Lapu against Ferdinand Magellan
0:19 I wonder if Doug didnt teach him the correct way to say it to make it hilarious.
Wow! Awesome! That's an ancient Philippine Sword! Great job guys!!! 👍👍
This is a Philippine sword, and we are PROUD of it.
@Malchik Blue oh it's for beer cap opener. Yeah TAGAY BRAD! YEA!!
@Malchik Blue Beer
Little knowledge of the sword but still a close call.
The sword was simple but can kill - ask Magellan anf his troops.
@Malchik Blue to pick up the head of beheaded enemies 😵🗡
As always, Not big suprise
I like how Jay Neilson has been absent from the strength tests lately lol "YEAAAARRRGHH!!! SORRY BUT YOUR BLADE HURT MY HAND WHILE I WAS SWINGING IT LIKE AN AUSTISTIC BABOON"
I honestly wish that they would explain more about the weapons like in some of the previous videos. Kinda out of context when they jump straight into them forging
It has an interesting history, so I was hoping that they'd give us some background. Different websites seem to have slightly different details about it.
They didnt elaborated the origin of the swords, Because they all know that it killed Spaniards Conquistedor who killed Empires tribes in central and south america. It will result that our weapon is much more dangerous than any other if they elaborate the history of that Kampilan.
They did in the full version. This is just a shortened clip.
Dayum as filipino im proud of them the details well awesome it never cross my mind that our culture old weapons has been showcase thanks awesome forge guys 💪🇵🇭
And your name sounds japanese
"The Kampilan will 'kkiieellll'!"
One thing I wanna hear
Kampilan from the philippines
im here to hear “IT WILL KEEL”.
Kampilan came from the Philippines! Proud Filipino here!
Some Kampilan swords differ from who makes it in their tribe, it may be curved upwards like a katana or sometimes curved a bit backwards like a scythe, and the tips are also sometimes different, but the purpose is the same, to pick up items you have cut off,
Oh and the handles also have either hair or rope designs of the tribe
Yup! T'boli tribes from south cotabato puts a hair of the horse.
This is my most favorite weapons.. Halfbolo halfswords light weight
Both good blades. His was just easier to wield and prettier. Good episode.
They two are awesome be proud on your work all time.
Kampilan sword orignated and owner by Lapu-Lapu. He is a Filipino that fight in Mactan against Ferdinand Magellan in 1521.
Oligarch Duran i agree, im filipino too. There is documentary about his history and that weapon.
That kill magellan
@@beastincarnate9896 *keal
Olso a playable character on mobile leyend moba game
Nah. Ghey.
Lapu-Lapu is proud! 💗
Hearing Doug pronounce Kampilan correctly is music to my ears
Truuue! He’s Filipino 😄
This show is very satisfying to watch.
Doug announcing news about covid-19.
"It will keel."
I'm from Philippines wow good job I love the show 😍🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I wish instead of focusing on the aesthetics they looked into the history of the sword and the significance of the figure on the handle.
Probably my first time seeing no fire in quenching .wow.
"Dinasword", nice.
Showed this to my grandpa and he came back with a real Kampilan omg
where are you can u show it to me hehe
Lapu lapu used that sword when Magellan attacks cebu
Omg, I already watched 30 videos in a row. Love this show for some reason. 🤣🤣🤣
A Fine Filipino blade
i love how all thumbnails is either Doug is smiling or Doug covered in ballistic dummy's blood
Them saying it's heavy
Filipinos who knows the weapon: that's how it is it's really like that
I Love the Close Competition... But I feel bad for the guy on the outs... The Competitor's really give it their Best Shot
LAPU-LAPU will extremely agree with this recreation. 😁😁
KAMPILAN 🗣️🇵🇭
That weapon killed Magellan with one stroke!
the second Kampilan was blessed by Lapu Lapu's spirit for it's craftsmanship, that's why he won
It's nice to see a historical weapon in mah country
*taph taph taph*
MABUHAY PHILIPPINES PROUD TO BE PINOY!!
The sword that killed magelan big respect to him
Hahahahahaha..no im not agree with that,historians just made looks like thats the sword that killed magellan
Just imagine how beautiful a sword kampilan mixed with damascus steel would have been
there are lots of blades that get the slightest of damage in the final round. i do like it when the both reach the stage where only the smallest of things made the difference. near perfect blades where the lighter and easier to use was the difference.
The Kampilan sword have a history.The Filipino local warriors killed the great expedition in the world,Ferdinand Magellan.
Kampilan and Pira swords are one of my favorite on this show
Who's here to listen to Doug say:
"it will KIEL!!!"
todd weapon was chop straight,unlike the other one was chops sideway basically the bestbway to cut bamboo.
3:27 uncomfortable to "yield"? hahaha
I never like giving up my weapon so I suppose so.
Im glad too see this ❤. I love this show i love history.
It's a Dino-sword lmfao
Todd should've automatically won because of that Dad joke.
It's kampilan
Lapu-lapu will be proud of you