Ogata Hyakunosuke and his half-brother, Yuusaku. I love them Anime: Golden Kamuy (season 3 episode 6) If you like the anime and the manga, please support it by buying it! ゴールデンカムイ 尾形百之助 オガタヒャクノスケ 花沢勇作少尉 ハナザワユウサク
Yusaku-dono always knew that his older brother was broken. But he saw something in Ogata that he himself didn’t. If only Ogata gave his brother a chance to be family instead of yearning the love of his dead beat father
I believe Ogata did in fact, love his little brother, but Ogata was so blinded by his desire to prove his point about how worthless his father was that he himself failed to realize the futility of his goal.
@@カメイフカシ No he doest. Ogata was a blank papper. Was influenced by many people When he believe that is wrong, Usami comes and said " yes, you dont have why to feel guilty for kill someone. When Ogata is planting for himselft that question. Tsurumi is another bad comprany. The scum bad in this story is Tsurumi
2:25 "Someday you'll understand, that no one in the world should be able to kill and not feel any guilt over it!" This quote hits harder after the latest chapter, Yuusaku could see something in his brother and knew him more than he knew himself
literally that quote feels almost like a curse upon Ogata, because Ogata isn't able to kill Yuusaku without guilt. he couldn't corrupt Yuusaku... he couldn't make him deserve it. and because Ogata ended his life, he is now the one that immortalized his purity. there's no more potential to change that... Ogata literally cannot be right.
From the content of the later manga chapters, Usami said that Onagata wanted to make sure he's loved, so he killed Yusaku to ask his father for love and killed his father to ask Tsurumi for love. In the end, he have not get he expected. The only person who had love for him in this process was Yusaku, which is probably why Onagata always chanted Yusaku's name when he was sick.
It’s common in anime to have characters call out people’s names who bring them comfort while they’re hurt/asleep. The one person who’s ever loved him unconditionally wasn’t his parents unfortunately but his younger brother Yusaka-dono.. 🫤💔 it’s sad that Ogata killed the one person who genuinely cared & adored him.
This made me tear up. Yuusaku was a good man, It should make me hate Ogata but I really feel empathy for him. He may seem emotionless but he feels deeply i'm sure. When Yuusaku said what he said about those who feel no guilt for killing, Maybe that hurt Ogata deeply, or maybe he just wanted to see if he'd feel guilt for killing his brother. We have only a few answers now, it still haunts him. And maybe he does feel some sort of guilt. He also sees Yuusaku in Asirpa.
I don't hate Ogata. I hate his father. But Yuusaku was pretty annoying too. He was too naive and was a sheltered rich kid who didn't understand the feeling of other people. He didn't try to solve things between Ogata and his father. He didn't think that Ogata, who was rejected and abandoned by his father, will feel resentment towards them. He assumed that Ogata must be happy to meet him, his brother. Something about Yuusaku is wrong. He was unable to put himself in other people's shoes and assumed everyone think like him.
@@miyako1909 Honestly, Yuusaku was able to put himself in other people's shoes, far more than Ogata. This whole story between the two of them, shows Yuusaku empathizing with others. He refuses to kill a defenseless POW, because he knows it will haunt him. I mean hell he even pointed out that all of his comrades were going to be fucked up because of the war, he could definitely put himself in their shoes.
@@Memento--Mori I don't know about that. Maybe he looks like he can, but all the sense is based on his own morals and ways of thinking. To me, Yuusaku is the one who can never imagine other's feelings; as well as Ogata; he just had far much more in common with other's compared to how much Ogata had, thanks to his experience of how he was raised. If he rly could put himself in other ppl's shoes, he should be able to imagine the "if"s like: what if he were actually having a totally different kind of life? At least in the official work, he doesn't seem like he's doing that.
@@rmorita2552 without Yuusaku, Ogata maybe never knew the guilty of killing and after knowing little bit Ogata Yuusaku maybe the first to respect, and love Ogata.
