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Sorry to ruin the joke, but I literally took a Hawaiian History course last semester. It didn't really come up as a theme. The theme, "a god decided this should happen," did come up however.
I'm from Hawai'i and I can confirm that in both history and mythology, volcanoes and eruptions are a common occurrence. The fire goddess Pele is so pervasive that even today locals respect her domain of Kilauea.
_Mana: Spiritual life force. It seems the term itself is now used in gaming, alongside Stamina._ _And since Kamehameha is of power, no wonder the world used it as a catchphrase..._
@@NotEnoughSwvy Indeed and so what? Not everyone watched Dragon Ball but they sure know Mana is almost always a second Bar like the Health Bar in most RPG games.
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Mark Graham Funny, it is basically the same for me ! I went to Hawaii last summer, I learned of king Kamehameha and Maui over there and I bought pokemon moon. It feels like Hawaii is everywhere in my life since I went there.
@@arktrooper8223 i mean an anime OBSESSION is bad, but so is any other obsession. This person didn't have to make the Kamehameha because other people made the joke. Unessecary, Yes. Weebish, not really.
we all know why this episode is being made (to tell the history of a rarely talked about people of course!) but I'm less shocked about the DBZ obligatory reference and more shocked about the origin of the word "Mana"
that's not the origin of the word "mana", singular. Mana was a word used by Jews before Christ in one example. i think there are even older uses of the word than that.
The word mana occurs in a variety of languages. I'm honestly not sure which one went on to influence the current usage of the word, you can make a pretty good case for most of them. I'm pretty partial to the Hawaiian origin myself though lol
"Mana" as used in this video is Polynesian. the Jewish word you're referring to is "Manna" and referes to god given food, no a type of spiritual power.
The Jew thing is manna. This is Mana. There's a difference that's a lot bigger than a single N. Especially because the video game version is a lot closer to Mana than manna.
The volcanic eruption seemed a bit too convenient so I did some research. Apparently yes, there was a "unusually explosive eruption" that occured in 1790. Not only is the ash layer still very much present, but there are footprints in it, some dating from around that period (based on radiocarbon dating). It was once believed that the footprints were from surviving warriors, though a survey in 2008 concluded that most of the footprints were from either women or children. Also the rebellious army was apparently on or very near the summit when the eruption happened. That's one rather unique way to loose an army, having the mountain you are walking across erupt under your feet.
Strange though why would someone tell the the tale of failure and loss and then make up with a volcano eruption? Its not like he had "Secret Troops" or something like that
If you're going to attempt to correct someone, you should do your homework first. The volcanic ash itself wasn't what was tested, but rather organic material that was trapped by the ash and turned to charcoal.
+AdalRoderick Very true. There are so many examples in history where small quirks of situation or order of events have huge consequences. On the other hand many such quirks happen all the time and have no effect on history, so a law of large numbers alone dictates that sometimes a "convenient" occurence will have some major effect +Toney Smith well the person answering you and your reply to them appear both to have been removed, as I just saw the notifications for a message but nothing here. Strange. Either way, my understanding is that yes radiometric is the general term for dating a substance based on nuclear impurities, of which radiocarbon is one form. I believe radiocarbon dating was used as it was not the ash itself that was dated but various organic material buried within the layers of ash. This particular volcano has apparently had many eruptions over the years and hence layers of different age.
G-emperor Flame akira toriyama actually tried a number of poses when he was alone in order to decide the best pose for the Kamehameha. After much contemplation, he could not decide on a name for his "Kame" attack, so he asked his wife, who came up with the name.She told Akira that it would be easy to remember the name of the attack if he used the name of the cultural Hawaiian king named Kamehameha
Truly, the greatness of Extra History is, or at least a major part of it is, that they always do some very obscure, frequently unheard of part of history, yet always manages to show how important it was to our modern world. Keep it up
THIS. History classes, especially in the US, tend to ignore much of the world outside of Europe and North America. What i know about the Ottoman Empire, the late Roman Empire, pre-colonial Africa, and Polynesia, I know from EH.
Most definitely I live in Australia and we really only look at European history and usually history that has something to do with the UK or the US (although we did do a great unit on the unification of Germany and another on the Meiji Restoration in Japan). I've only just found this channel and love how it shines light on smaller histories around the world, especially in the non-European pacific and the Middle East.
Well, if no one else is going to do it, may as well... *Spends about ten episodes powering up, about two actually fighting, then gets knocked out and waits for Goku*
Poetic Pariah It would probably look a bit like total war shogun 2 if you ask me. All clans have the same troops but each clan has certain specializations. The only problem I see with this is the size. The Hawaiian islands aren't exactly the largest so it could cause some problems gameplay wise. Also navel combats would most likely play a larger roll in it.
I was born and raised in Hawaii and while I don't have Hawaiian blood in my veins Hawaii will always be a part of my soul and being. So Thank you EC, for telling the history of my home state. :)
Zombienation808 It's not that he was born there that makes him Hawaiian, it's that their culture shaped the person they are today, that really makes OP Hawaiian. But you are right, legally he is Hawaiian. Still, I can't help but wonder, if someone is born in Wisconsin but before they can remember they are moved and raised in California would they really be Wisconsinites? Would Wisconsinites even accept or recognize them as a Wisconsinite?
There seem to be different "levels" of Hawaiian... Not in an obviously bad way though. There are people who look native Hawaiian and get treated a bit differently, because people are just naturally a bit racist. There are folks who grew up with "native Hawaiian culture". A lot of that is actually a relatively recent 'revival' version of traditions though. There are non-natives who have lived for a generation or more on the islands, many of who are part of ethnic/cultural communities based on their ancestral homeland but also distinctly a "Hawaiian" version. And there are people who's families came from someplace else who grew up here. Interestingly, to me since I'm one of them... Folks who have lived in Hawaii for even a few years are considered Hawaiian in some contexts. It isn't just the legal thing. Especially on the Big Island, a lot of people come and go quickly when their imaginations (based on media and being a tourist) are confronted by the reality of actually living here. Once you've been here long enough to sort-of prove that isn't you, people start treating you a bit differently.
Weeb Lord Blood makes you Hawaiian being born in Hawaii makes you a local. It’s like being born in America your an American, but it doesn’t make you an Indian (Native American).
I love how you got the little detail right on the old Maui King (Kahekili) who was tattooed on the entire half of his body after the Hawaiian thunder god
Hunter Of Legendary Memes I dont think thats true, Kamehameha probly doesnt have a meaning in japanese, let alone one that means “turtle destruction wave.” I think thats just an alternate name for the attack that he made up
still cant believe it XD Akira Toriyama actually tried a number of poses when he was alone in order to decide the best pose for the Kamehameha. After much contemplation, he could not decide on a name for his "Kame" attack, so he asked his wife (Nachi Mikami), who came up with the name.[13] She told Akira that it would be easy to remember the name of the attack if he used the name of the cultural Hawaiian king named Kamehameha (lit. "the very lonely one" or "the one set apart" in Hawaiian language).
Than goku the son of kamehameha gained the mana of his father, turning it into ki. He knew it was time, time to shout to the entire anime/manga world. He took a deep breathe, cupping his hands and pulling them back.Blue. Blue filled the space between his cupped hands, growing ever so larger with each second. Then, he shouted "kame...hame...h(see you in the next episode)":/
In Civilization Term: - Kamahameha cheated himself to the weapon of the Renaisance while his opponents are still in the classic era. - Kamahamahe took great losess but used faith-resources to "build" primitve military units. Then he upgraded them with Gold into rifleman. - It was not a vulcano that killed his rivals army. It was his Ally Gandhi. Ganhi dropped some Nukes on them. How did Gandhi get some Nukes in the middle age? Kamahameha is playing on diffulculty Level: Deity (=impossible).
This will probably get lost in the comments, but I'm here to tell a cool story about the king that relates to my family. Long ago one of my ancestors went on a Mormon mission (when the Mormon church first began) to Hawaii to preach "the truth" and whatnot. He came across the descendants of king K and taught them "the truth" and as a gift for sealing their family "forever" they gave him the staff used by kamehameha to my great great... grandfather and it was passed down to my great grandfather who donated it (along with the journals of my ancestor who got it) to (I think, don't quote me on this) the BYU Hawaii campus to be on display for all to see. Which means I've touched the hands of someone who has touched the staff. TL;DR: great something grandpa got kamehamehas staff as a gift for giving the family Mormonism and my great grandpa donated it to BYU (I think)
I have actually been to Maui several times, and have visited Iao Valley (the unnamed valley in this episode) It is a beautiful place that sadly is now mostly off limits due to major storm damage of the area since September 2016, with major cultural artifacts now lost.
Naman Hegde Actually, he did name it after the king. Yes, kame means turtle in Japanese, but Toriyama couldn't think of anything catchy to name the move that had 'kame' in it. So he asked his wife and told him about King Kamehameha. He talked about it in an interview waaay back when.
Considering the extent of my knowledge of Kamehameha is that he was a Hawaiian king who had a Dragon Ball move named after him, I am very glad to see this as a new series.
Watcher Zero It was his uncle, not father. I think he secretly wanted the prophecy fullfilled but at the same time could not dishonor his eldest son, heir to the kingdom. Hawaiians were religious and honored their gods. Its possible he wanted honored both and chose to let fate decide.
Yeah, he likely did it on purpose. There was precedent where the same thing happened with the legendary king Umialiloa centuries before, which Kalaniʻōpuʻu would have known well. Kamehameha was highly regarded by Kalaniʻōpuʻu, probably moreso than Kīwalaʻō, his son, who accounts show as being a bit of a detached and weak ruler.
So, for the sake of having a sense of scale, how many warriors were generally involved in these battles? My euro-centric, uninformed arse thinks of the 18th century Polynesian islands as small and sparsely populated, so I'm imagining the battles as twenty guys with spears being cross with each other.
The estimates have been around 10,000 men on some of the larger invasion forces including his failed 1804 attempt to conquer Kauai where he mustered over 1000 war canoes. Hawaii had a population of 800,000 or 500,000 during this period. Most Polynesian islands are still recovering from the effects of Western diseases even in Hawaii outside of the metropolis of Honolulu, you don't see people living by subsistence in the more remote valleys and farm or ranch lands which once supported large settlements.
In the largest single battle in Hawaiian history (which Kamehameha participated in and won), nearly 5% of the entire population of the Hawaiian islands fought each other. To put that into perspective, a similar battle scaled to the population of the modern US would involve anywhere between 10 and 15 million people fighting in a single location.
if you ever go to Hawaii, even though on a map it seems small, its actually quite a large landmass. If it had been put in closer proximity to other lands, it mightve had a good chance of becoming a pacific empire
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King Kamehameha brought the Hawaiian Islands from a dozen warring territories to a unified and global kingdom.
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Extra Credits You Hawaiian pronunciation is on point!!!
I'm really early
So, is this guy a super sayain, or what?
Darth R0xas you could say that. it certainly feels as though he had the power of a Saiyan
Named Kamehameha.
Has great spiritual energy.
Sent away as a boy.
Recruits former 'enemies'.
Has the gods on his side.
Art imitates life.
Yep. Toriyama added a little pineapple to his Journey To The West smoothie. Along with SciFi for Z.
@@JoshSweetvale kamehameha means great turtle something
@@MD.Akib_Al_Azad turtle destruction wave I think
@@MD.Akib_Al_Azad ... what. it literally mean lonely one.
@@techno6467 no it is turtle destruction wave
Hawaiians came up with xp before we did
Yes they did
"Mana" is just straight up Souls from Dark Souls
I liked just to make the likes to 666
XP
What level was Kamehameha? Did he grind? What did his party look like?
When you realize *MASTER ROSHI WAS ON AN ISLAND*
XD that good
@N dude go be a hater somewhere else
@N that was cool
@N I suggest you restrain yourself from insulting our Anime King
Why everyone praising dragon ball like some sort of godlike anime
What about his brother: spirit bomb?
Or his other cousin galick gun.
Dev Pikman or his father Kame-Sennin
Ki ko how you doin'?
Dev Pikman Or his distant half-cousin Kikoho?
and his son, destructo disk
1:24 Yup. There it is.
Okay...
Okay....
NEIN
Lol
Iol
Next video: Big Bang Attack the Magnificent.
Lol
Makankosappo the Fierce.
Bankai, The Conquerer
Blaster Shell the Mighty
Galic gun the powerful
Next ten episodes is just screaming and powering up...
Azaghal lord of Belegost KAMEHAMEHA
KA...ME...HA...ME!
HAAAAAAAA!
Lol
Exactly what I came here for. Lol
Azaghal lord of Belegost lol!
I have a feeling that if we looked more at Hawaiian history, "the volcano erupted" would be somewhat of a recurring theme . . .
DragoniteSpam In a land far, far away there was a vulcano that erupted.
Walpoooooole? What did you do THIS time?!
Sorry to ruin the joke, but I literally took a Hawaiian History course last semester. It didn't really come up as a theme. The theme, "a god decided this should happen," did come up however.
I'm from Hawai'i and I can confirm that in both history and mythology, volcanoes and eruptions are a common occurrence. The fire goddess Pele is so pervasive that even today locals respect her domain of Kilauea.
Kilauea does happen to be very respectable, as domains go.
_Mana: Spiritual life force. It seems the term itself is now used in gaming, alongside Stamina._
_And since Kamehameha is of power, no wonder the world used it as a catchphrase..._
ララ/運命Lara
stamina build users are normies
its more of an attack isnt it? not a catchphrase?😂
@@dolphin8397
No the Catchphrase is Mana.
You always practically see Mana as the second bar you have next to health in RPG's
@@jaredjosephsongheng372not everyone plays RPGs 💀
@@NotEnoughSwvy
Indeed and so what?
Not everyone watched Dragon Ball but they sure know Mana is almost always a second Bar like the Health Bar in most RPG games.
*waits for the joke that HAS to be coming*
Is it Walpole?
No. KA ME HA ME HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (Goku)
Guns and ships and so the battle shifts.
We rendezvous with rochambeau consolidate their gifts
*walpole obviously*
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But what about Dan?
i thought youtube is ban in canton
PyreStarite SCREW DAN
Which dan? There are at least three as far as I know.
Yeah Scott, how about you -show up for the meetings- update Fanboys?
1:23 Looks like even he couldn't resist. xD
Seven feet tall??? Wow
It's the law.
There are more people in the comments saying "obligatory DBZ joke" than people actually making obligatory DBZ jokes.
David Turner im need to use a Kamehameha to force these people to untie
Lmao sorry
111
Oglibutaury Durgen Bull Zed rufference.
duh?
I saw Moana, bought and played Pokémon Sun, went to Maui for my Spring Break, and now this.
Hawaii has been everywhere in my life recently.
Mark Graham Now if only i can afford to go to Hawaii 😢
Mark Graham Funny, it is basically the same for me ! I went to Hawaii last summer, I learned of king Kamehameha and Maui over there and I bought pokemon moon. It feels like Hawaii is everywhere in my life since I went there.
Raphaël Hemery It's a very scenic and beautiful place, isn't it? I loved my break there.
Mark Graham It was wonderfull ! I went there with my familly. These are memories I will cherish.
Mark Graham i lived here for almost 3 years
As a Hawaiian of Big Island lineage, this was not only informative but a pleasure to watch. Mahalo Nui.
St Myles I’ve been to Maui and Oahu but I really want to go to big island. I love Hawaii and it’s culture
KAAAMAAEEEEEEKAMMAEEEEHAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!
You don't realize your home's power level... IT'S OVER 9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ITS OVER 9000
Same here except I’m on Maui
comment section:
1% about video/history
99% OVER 9000!!
LOL :D XD!
Underrated. You need some more likes
1:40 Pre-colonization Hawaii seems like a stereotypical RPG
Nah looks more like- Yeah You are right
Kame...
HAME...
*HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!*
No
Weeb
@@arktrooper8223 how come anyone who likes anime is automatically a weeb
Becuase
@@arktrooper8223 i mean an anime OBSESSION is bad, but so is any other obsession. This person didn't have to make the Kamehameha because other people made the joke. Unessecary, Yes. Weebish, not really.
Each time he lost kamehameha would enhance and refine his troops- Zenkai boost anyone?
Axe Warhammer l
yes lol sounds like it
XD
VEGETA, WHAT DOES THE SCOUTER SAY ABOUT HIS POWER LEVEL?
Hawaiian: IT'S OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAND!
Lolz
WE GET IT HIS NAME IS KAMEHAMEHA PLEASE SHUT UP ABOUT IT
What does it say about his mana level
FILTHY FRANK, WHAT DOES THE SCOUTER SAY ABOUT @The Symbiote Nation ' s CRINGE?
Filthy Frank: ITS TIME TO STOPPPP!!!
@@sam-eg4nn stfu
He was the first to make a kamehameha
His Mother was
@@thefuckgoesbuu lol
we all know why this episode is being made (to tell the history of a rarely talked about people of course!) but I'm less shocked about the DBZ obligatory reference and more shocked about the origin of the word "Mana"
that's not the origin of the word "mana", singular. Mana was a word used by Jews before Christ in one example. i think there are even older uses of the word than that.
The word mana occurs in a variety of languages. I'm honestly not sure which one went on to influence the current usage of the word, you can make a pretty good case for most of them. I'm pretty partial to the Hawaiian origin myself though lol
"Mana" as used in this video is Polynesian. the Jewish word you're referring to is "Manna" and referes to god given food, no a type of spiritual power.
It certainly wasn't the Jewish one, that was divine bread from heaven, not a spiritual power of any kind.
The Jew thing is manna. This is Mana. There's a difference that's a lot bigger than a single N. Especially because the video game version is a lot closer to Mana than manna.
The volcanic eruption seemed a bit too convenient so I did some research. Apparently yes, there was a "unusually explosive eruption" that occured in 1790. Not only is the ash layer still very much present, but there are footprints in it, some dating from around that period (based on radiocarbon dating). It was once believed that the footprints were from surviving warriors, though a survey in 2008 concluded that most of the footprints were from either women or children. Also the rebellious army was apparently on or very near the summit when the eruption happened. That's one rather unique way to loose an army, having the mountain you are walking across erupt under your feet.
History is full of "too convenient" stories that would get a playwright fired if he tried to put them into his works.
Life *is* stranger than fiction.
Strange though why would someone tell the the tale of failure and loss and then make up with a volcano eruption? Its not like he had "Secret Troops" or something like that
chadoftoons: Simple; it lets you remind people that the *gods* willed the demise of your enemies.
If you're going to attempt to correct someone, you should do your homework first. The volcanic ash itself wasn't what was tested, but rather organic material that was trapped by the ash and turned to charcoal.
+AdalRoderick
Very true. There are so many examples in history where small quirks of situation or order of events have huge consequences. On the other hand many such quirks happen all the time and have no effect on history, so a law of large numbers alone dictates that sometimes a "convenient" occurence will have some major effect
+Toney Smith
well the person answering you and your reply to them appear both to have been removed, as I just saw the notifications for a message but nothing here. Strange. Either way, my understanding is that yes radiometric is the general term for dating a substance based on nuclear impurities, of which radiocarbon is one form. I believe radiocarbon dating was used as it was not the ash itself that was dated but various organic material buried within the layers of ash. This particular volcano has apparently had many eruptions over the years and hence layers of different age.
Imagine his mom yeeling his name in anger and then accidentaly blasting a huge blue energy wave
Still waiting for his mana to become over 9000!
it will reach that next ep, you'll see! :)
Is it a coincidence that gokus move in Dragon ball is kamehameha?
G-emperor Flame akira toriyama actually tried a number of poses when he was alone in order to decide the best pose for the Kamehameha. After much contemplation, he could not decide on a name for his "Kame" attack, so he asked his wife, who came up with the name.She told Akira that it would be easy to remember the name of the attack if he used the name of the cultural Hawaiian king named Kamehameha
1:23 seconds without a DBZ reference.
That's 83.
And either way, it doesn't reference the obvious comparison to make.
As in... it doesn't show Kamehameha... firing a Kamehameha...
Imma leave now.
Not in DragonBall time it isn't
Not with that obviously being Super Saiyan you can't
**sees title** **clicks faster than Goku with Ultra Instinct**
Hahahahahahahahahaha🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣BRUH
As a Hawaiian I appreciate this! I love when people are educated about history, and this is no exception. Thank you, and please make more! mahalo!
Drag Knight - No, Kamehameha was a Hawaiian warrior! Your a
Drag (Queen) Knight! 😂
This is a great Series!
All of their videos - including these - are well told, and accurate history.
Aloha 😊🤙🏼
What does this scouter say about his mana level? Scouter: It's over 9000!
5:49 Guns. With boats. Gunboats.
Congratulations, you are half way to understanding the German language.
Actually thats more like 70% of the german language know words for everything and mash them together for new things that dont have words yet
Tracey Holloway I understood that reference
Open. the country. they said.
Stop, having it it. Closed.
GUNS! AND SHIPS! AND SO THE BALANCE SHIFTS
5:52 EVERYONE GIVE IT UP FOR AMERICA'S FAVORITE FIGHTING FRENCH FRY-
LAEGE BAUGETTE!They literally said Guns and Ships...
I scrolled trough a ton of Dragon Ball jokes to find this. Really. Thank you.
Lora St. Hamilton is everywhere, lurking
This is what we need.
I needed this thanks you
Can you imagine his parents calling him KAMEHAME HAA!!! 😂😂😂
@@e6486 i agree tho
@@e6486 ok boomer
@@e6486 stfu
everybody gangsta til then.
So You Like Jazz boomers are people who were born 2 decades after world war 2 so not really a meme
I know it probably doesn't line up in the Hawaiian language, but "The battle of the Damm/ned Waters" is an awesome name.
yea i hoped that some of the battles near my home would have such awsome names :(
My favourite battle name is still the "Battle of the Herrings".
grfrjiglstan It is called the Battle of Kepaniwai in Hawaiian. Ke (the)-pani (closed/damned)-wai(water)
I don't know if you know, but it is dammed as in having a dam and not from god damned
it's a double entendre
Truly, the greatness of Extra History is, or at least a major part of it is, that they always do some very obscure, frequently unheard of part of history, yet always manages to show how important it was to our modern world. Keep it up
SuperHamsterhuey yes as someone says but I actually forgot who ."Those who forget history will repeat it."
breaker dawn what exactly is the lesson to learn here?
Is it that war mongering can be done for noble goals?
Those that do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Those that do learn history are doomed to watch it happen.
THIS. History classes, especially in the US, tend to ignore much of the world outside of Europe and North America. What i know about the Ottoman Empire, the late Roman Empire, pre-colonial Africa, and Polynesia, I know from EH.
Most definitely
I live in Australia and we really only look at European history and usually history that has something to do with the UK or the US (although we did do a great unit on the unification of Germany and another on the Meiji Restoration in Japan).
I've only just found this channel and love how it shines light on smaller histories around the world, especially in the non-European pacific and the Middle East.
*Teacher:* Today we are gonna be learning about Kamehameha the Great.
*Me in my head:* KAME
HAME
*HAAAAAAAAAA* !!!!!!!!
Vegeta:KAKAROOOOOOOT
Dragon Ball jokes in 3...2...1....
Marco Jäggli i was waiting for someone to talk about this XD
Bacon 1 same xD
Well, if no one else is going to do it, may as well...
*Spends about ten episodes powering up, about two actually fighting, then gets knocked out and waits for Goku*
Marco Jäggli 1:23 it's already there.
weldonwin Even better version.
*Spends 20 years gathering mana only to be beat by this Kamehameha guy*
Total War: Hawaii when?
I'd play it
me too and they could even add an American faction
Anthony Teasley population: two men, but has strongest military possessing two cannons and three muskets
The DLC would be interesting considering recent conventions. How many factions can they realistically cut out?
Poetic Pariah It would probably look a bit like total war shogun 2 if you ask me. All clans have the same troops but each clan has certain specializations. The only problem I see with this is the size. The Hawaiian islands aren't exactly the largest so it could cause some problems gameplay wise. Also navel combats would most likely play a larger roll in it.
Oh man I get startled when I open up one of these and hear Dan's voice now. It'd be awesome if he returned for a guest series one of these days.
Time for everyone to make dank DBZ memes about his name.
I got a Dragon Ball Super ad when loading the page here.
KAMEHAMEHA!!!!
This episode... Its views... I-Its over 9000!
Walpole!
8:30 Pele humbly requests a sacrifice, if it's not too much trouble. As Kamehameha took the previous one for the War god, you shall suffice.
Walpole is this you?
Sir Robert Walpole it was you
Sir Robert Walpole wul duh
What?! Over 9000?!
8:20 “...and that is when the gods made their choice.”
Me: “the volcano erupted?”
Video: “the volcano erupted...”
Me: “I knew it!”
i expected more dbz jokes...
Ronalen Subic Yes very disappointing
@@dontuse10 Yes, Very.
@@travelmaniak3127 dragon ball z
i think he knew the comments would have him covered
@@MaticJ29 edgy.Also idiotic.
I was born and raised in Hawaii and while I don't have Hawaiian blood in my veins Hawaii will always be a part of my soul and being. So Thank you EC, for telling the history of my home state. :)
Zombienation808 I mean...legally your Hawaiian so ye
Zombienation808 It's not that he was born there that makes him Hawaiian, it's that their culture shaped the person they are today, that really makes OP Hawaiian. But you are right, legally he is Hawaiian.
Still, I can't help but wonder, if someone is born in Wisconsin but before they can remember they are moved and raised in California would they really be Wisconsinites? Would Wisconsinites even accept or recognize them as a Wisconsinite?
Kama'aina is a great term.
There seem to be different "levels" of Hawaiian... Not in an obviously bad way though.
There are people who look native Hawaiian and get treated a bit differently, because people are just naturally a bit racist.
There are folks who grew up with "native Hawaiian culture". A lot of that is actually a relatively recent 'revival' version of traditions though.
There are non-natives who have lived for a generation or more on the islands, many of who are part of ethnic/cultural communities based on their ancestral homeland but also distinctly a "Hawaiian" version.
And there are people who's families came from someplace else who grew up here.
Interestingly, to me since I'm one of them... Folks who have lived in Hawaii for even a few years are considered Hawaiian in some contexts. It isn't just the legal thing. Especially on the Big Island, a lot of people come and go quickly when their imaginations (based on media and being a tourist) are confronted by the reality of actually living here. Once you've been here long enough to sort-of prove that isn't you, people start treating you a bit differently.
Weeb Lord Blood makes you Hawaiian being born in Hawaii makes you a local. It’s like being born in America your an American, but it doesn’t make you an Indian (Native American).
The kamehameha is to be mastered for a long time yet you've done it in just a second
Polynesian culture is so underrated.
Anonymous I wouldn't say it's underrated. I think it's more so under taught
Mahalo! You honor our state greatly by making this video series.
I agree and I hope he eventually goes over the rest of Hawaiian history
99.99999999999% Of People Is Talking About Dragon Ball Z
0.00000000001% Is Talking About Other Things
that's not how you do a kamehameha video, you silly~
Son Goku muffin button
S: UH-OH that didn't work. Better use that thing that always works.
F: Stop iit
S: no
F: StAhp iit
S: no
F: ThaTs iT sToPPinG iT mySElf
Bitch please
Son Goku Goku what are you doing here, you’re supposed to be fighting Cell
Your face is perfect for that
I really like that they included Kahekili II's half tatooed face in his mini portrait at 3:29.
Kamehameha: What am I going to do about my cousin?
Pele: I gotchu fam
Jajajjajajajajjaja
His cousin Makankosappo?
Cool cool. Just one question? Why isn't he blue and shooting out of someone's hand
P-BOT H20 | He is part of the Polygon ethnicity.
+Droop Hoop Videos, You autocorrected and mean Polynesian (into Polygon), or was it a pun calling him a computer game character>
Gerald Grenier | Thy was a pun.
P-BOT H20 no no kamehameha was the super saiyan that invented the blue blast of energy and that move was named after him
I love how you got the little detail right on the old Maui King (Kahekili) who was tattooed on the entire half of his body after the Hawaiian thunder god
Is that why Akira toriyama named the legendary attack after him?(Dragon ball)
No, Kamehameha means "Turtle Destruction Wave" in Japanese
yes..his wife told him about king kamehameha
turtle...destruction wave????
Yes
Hunter Of Legendary Memes I dont think thats true, Kamehameha probly doesnt have a meaning in japanese, let alone one that means “turtle destruction wave.” I think thats just an alternate name for the attack that he made up
Seven feet tall, charismatic, smart... so apparently Kamehameha was Dwayne Johnson?
Kamehameha was actually about 6'7" which is still tall af.
😂😭😭😭
@@f.meacham100 his Cape was almost 7 feet long and Hawaiian chiefs never let there Cape toufh the ground so he surely was around 7 feet
Still waiting on that Otto von Bismarck series.....
It's coming in the fall...
it's finished now. Have fun watching it!
Bismarck always has a plan...
still cant believe it XD
Akira Toriyama actually tried a number of poses when he was alone in order to decide the best pose for the Kamehameha. After much contemplation, he could not decide on a name for his "Kame" attack, so he asked his wife (Nachi Mikami), who came up with the name.[13] She told Akira that it would be easy to remember the name of the attack if he used the name of the cultural Hawaiian king named Kamehameha (lit. "the very lonely one" or "the one set apart" in Hawaiian language).
I was waiting for Roshi to show up
The king of forward settling
Thx for making this video no one talks about Hawaii enough
Isn't it funny how pirates spend their entire lives hunting treasure, but the actual treasure is the times they spend together
Yeah
Nothing brings people together like scurvy.
MrRrusiii No dude they want to loot salt because in those day they were quite valuable
breaker dawn don't no dude me
MrRrusiii that so cheesy, I developed atherosclerosis.
KA...... ME...... HA....... ME....... HA!
5:50
And so the balance shifts
We rendezvous with Rochambeau consolidating their gifts
We can end this war at Yorktown, cut them off at sea
But, for this to succeed, there is someone else we need!
I know
HAMILTON
Obligatory Dragonball joke.
Looks at the name of this story's protagonist. Nope, doesn't sound like an iconic move from dragonball at all
*insert JoJo meme*
the dragonball move was named for this great King.
It actually was?
Yep.
Kamehameha the Great, the only Hawaiyan king able to transform himself into a Super Saiyajin...
Take a shot everytime you hear "Kamehameha"
Russian: GEEZ U DRUNK
*dies of alcohol poisoning*
Gauss that means your taking 66 shots for those two episodes
You actually are gonna die of alcohol poisoning
I died from this.
Life is a joke my liver is now dead RIP Li......
I was unaware Super Sayin was lonely.
"He was a mighty warrior."
Yet he's the biggest warmonger hater in the entire damn game
ryan krebs you mean civ?
Yep and his Moai is OP
his war tactics sound like the Blitzkrieg before the Blitz was a thing
Than goku the son of kamehameha gained the mana of his father, turning it into ki. He knew it was time, time to shout to the entire anime/manga world. He took a deep breathe, cupping his hands and pulling them back.Blue. Blue filled the space between his cupped hands, growing ever so larger with each second. Then, he shouted "kame...hame...h(see you in the next episode)":/
Extra credits talking about some of the history of my home state? HELL YEAH!!
KAKAROT!!
Please, do a video about his true greatest rival: Final Flash
no it's gatclic gun
Final flash is spirit bombs enemy
Jose A. Lebrón Valle lol
No it’s Big Bang Attack
Shut the hell up
In Civilization Term:
- Kamahameha cheated himself to the weapon of the Renaisance while his opponents are still in the classic era.
- Kamahamahe took great losess but used faith-resources to "build" primitve military units. Then he upgraded them with Gold into rifleman.
- It was not a vulcano that killed his rivals army. It was his Ally Gandhi. Ganhi dropped some Nukes on them. How did Gandhi get some Nukes in the middle age? Kamahameha is playing on diffulculty Level: Deity (=impossible).
Berek71182 deity just means the ai isn’t a dead rotting horse but a horse without any limbs
It's crazy how many anime take influence from history from all over the world
And an entire genre (fantasy adventure) with mana
This will probably get lost in the comments, but I'm here to tell a cool story about the king that relates to my family. Long ago one of my ancestors went on a Mormon mission (when the Mormon church first began) to Hawaii to preach "the truth" and whatnot. He came across the descendants of king K and taught them "the truth" and as a gift for sealing their family "forever" they gave him the staff used by kamehameha to my great great... grandfather and it was passed down to my great grandfather who donated it (along with the journals of my ancestor who got it) to (I think, don't quote me on this) the BYU Hawaii campus to be on display for all to see. Which means I've touched the hands of someone who has touched the staff.
TL;DR: great something grandpa got kamehamehas staff as a gift for giving the family Mormonism and my great grandpa donated it to BYU (I think)
I have actually been to Maui several times, and have visited Iao Valley (the unnamed valley in this episode) It is a beautiful place that sadly is now mostly off limits due to major storm damage of the area since September 2016, with major cultural artifacts now lost.
Kamehameha would have had me at "I'll give you wives."
5:50. Guns and ships and so the balance shifts
HAMILTON
We rendezvous with your cham bou, and assimilate their gifts!
We can end this war at yorktown, cut them off at sea
But for this to succeed there’s someone else we need...
I know.
Video: "What he needs,Guns and Ships"
Me: "AND SO THE BALNCE SHIFTS!!!"
Thank you for your extra history. It was great learning.
Kaio-what?
The fuck's a Namek?
[Yoshikage_Kira] spice Australia
Hilariously derailing one-liner.
Kiko-how ya doin?
Yener Yaprak Perfect.
Lol who named dis guy turtle devastation wave?
Naman Hegde Actually, he did name it after the king. Yes, kame means turtle in Japanese, but Toriyama couldn't think of anything catchy to name the move that had 'kame' in it. So he asked his wife and told him about King Kamehameha. He talked about it in an interview waaay back when.
This might shock you, but the native Hawaiians didn't speak Japanese.
so thats how kamehameha was made
Goku:Kamehameha!!!!!!!!!
I guess his mana level was OVER NINE THOUSAND!
5:49 AND SO THE BALANCE SHIFTS!
SO, the DBZ's signature attack comes from a great guy? KAMEHAME-HALLEJUAH!
Hahahah lol
Love my culture and home
Awesome! I've heard the name Kamehameha when I've gone to Hawaii on vacation but never took the time to learn anything about him.
It’s great that you guys covered this, I’m tired of 4 years in Hawaiian history being practically useless here on the mainland
Considering the extent of my knowledge of Kamehameha is that he was a Hawaiian king who had a Dragon Ball move named after him, I am very glad to see this as a new series.
Mana = Ki
TH-cam: ah yes, 2019, a few years after it was released? RECOMMEMDED
*Insert obligatory Dragon Ball Z reference here*
100th like
Hawai'i finally gets more attention. I happen to live there, so hooray!
Your probably haole
doggo 808 you must go to pchs
I’m soooo ready for this new series! Majapit was so interesting so I’m glad to find this!
Kamehemeha's father had obviously not read Lear, splitting up the kingdom between his family.
Watcher Zero It was his uncle, not father. I think he secretly wanted the prophecy fullfilled but at the same time could not dishonor his eldest son, heir to the kingdom. Hawaiians were religious and honored their gods. Its possible he wanted honored both and chose to let fate decide.
Yeah, he likely did it on purpose. There was precedent where the same thing happened with the legendary king Umialiloa centuries before, which Kalaniʻōpuʻu would have known well. Kamehameha was highly regarded by Kalaniʻōpuʻu, probably moreso than Kīwalaʻō, his son, who accounts show as being a bit of a detached and weak ruler.
Or just looked at history in general.
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Kamehameha means turtle destruction wave
wait so Kamehameha goes super sayan (1:38) and finds a definitaley-not-a-dragon-ball (3:34) ._.
Goku: Kamehameha!!!.....
Kamehameha: What? Ahhhh!!!! *dead
Kamehameha spirit: Gokuuuuuu!!!....
Goku: Ahhhh!!!! *dead
So, for the sake of having a sense of scale, how many warriors were generally involved in these battles? My euro-centric, uninformed arse thinks of the 18th century Polynesian islands as small and sparsely populated, so I'm imagining the battles as twenty guys with spears being cross with each other.
Koen Kamphorst This comment needs to be higher up. I would love the answer to this.
The estimates have been around 10,000 men on some of the larger invasion forces including his failed 1804 attempt to conquer Kauai where he mustered over 1000 war canoes. Hawaii had a population of 800,000 or 500,000 during this period. Most Polynesian islands are still recovering from the effects of Western diseases even in Hawaii outside of the metropolis of Honolulu, you don't see people living by subsistence in the more remote valleys and farm or ranch lands which once supported large settlements.
Hey, thanks, that's real cool to know.
In the largest single battle in Hawaiian history (which Kamehameha participated in and won), nearly 5% of the entire population of the Hawaiian islands fought each other. To put that into perspective, a similar battle scaled to the population of the modern US would involve anywhere between 10 and 15 million people fighting in a single location.
if you ever go to Hawaii, even though on a map it seems small, its actually quite a large landmass. If it had been put in closer proximity to other lands, it mightve had a good chance of becoming a pacific empire