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Kabuto had that because it was also Okinawan originally. When the Japanese invaded Okinawa, the first thing they did was ban all weapons beyond the staffs carried by monks. Thus the Okinawans developed both styles for defense.

@@danielhaire6677 I know this was 8 months ago, but it's pronunce Kobudo, not Kabuto

But what movie is this?

@@RandomUser_online The movie is called Black Belt

The Okinawan and Japanese had different perspektive about self defense. Jujutsu and Karate.

Are you kidding? What is the guy doing with the sword? How could you not kill someone with a sword when they are unarmed? This was the most unreal fighting scene I've ever seen.

@@christopherwalker6056 Right...

@@christopherwalker6056 You should really go test that theory a yours out . I've heard that , the best way to know something is to go find out . Go get that work Champ 😁 😉 👍🏿 .

That first punch was the most hilarious thing to me in this clip. About to go watch the movie. I thought I'd seen it before. But nope.

Just finished the movie. It was amazing

Also...above comment John Loyd Dy has the most perfect explanation as to why the officers accused the man of murder.

The swords users were clowns with no skills

It demonstrates the arrogance of slimy japs.

@廓然無聖 get off it.

Akuma and Gouken

What Giryu did was way harder than Taikan.

Real Karate.

Also, in traditional martial arts, blocks were effectively counterattacks directly against a strike.

Chetan Patel sensei*

bullshit

@@stefanpoljakov9015 Drunken idiots in the street have been killed from just one hit. Why is it unbelievable one hit can kill in karate?

@@stefanpoljakov9015 The essence of original traditional karate is to train body parts such as hands and feet to become weapons, when in that era civilians were prohibited from carrying weapons such as swords, they trained their hands to hit hard objects so they could break rocks, that's science, when bones crack little by little. will become so hard that it breaks rocks, do your research ,or u can try fight with kyokushin black belt about it

@@stefanpoljakov9015 as a teen I sent an attacker to the ER; broke his leg with my block, so yes, one blow victories are possible.

@@MoondancerRec hahahahahahah yea right

Realmasterorder ‘One of’? Nah. This is the best Karate film period.

can't blame him, especially when they come at you with swords.

Our sensei always taught us to use the blocks as if they were pipes when they met the opponent's attack. I remember smirking at the idea until a bully attacked me in school with the intention of hurting me badly; Then it made all sense. His first attack was a kick and I blocked: fight was over, and he went to the hospital with a fractured ankle. There was no ill will afterwards, nor revenge from him, as I did not attack. We became friends to this day.

@@gabrielsierra865 Oh man, that's great...you don't hear happy endings like that every day^^.

@@gabrielsierra865 That also occurs in many combat sports, especially when you can block your knees to break the opponent's attack like shin kick(instant fracture and not a good technique to execute unless your shins are strong enough for striking the knees)...

Its goju ryu. The kata at the begining of the move was sanchin practiced in goju ryu.

what pisses me off by ghost the savage But all three of the characters are Shotokan practitioners members of the JKA.

what pisses me off by ghost the savage sanchin is a very common Kata in karate especially in Okinawa, just because Goju ryu is the only style you know that uses it doesn’t mean that other styles practitioners know it.

@@RMON2K98 i practice isshin ryu ours is goju ryu based. It loojs very similar to ours.

Though i later learned the actor for taiken is 5th degree in shotokan. So could be mistaken.

True.

That's because the actor playing the role of Giryu is actually a high ranking black belt in Goju Ryu, an Okinawan style of Karate. While the actor playing Taikan is Tatsuya Naka, one of the highest ranking Shotokan black belts in the Japan Karate Association today.

Still, Karate ni sente Nashi is the essence of Shotokan, meaning one does not initiate the attack. Once the opponent's attack starts, the karateka is free to defend and end the confrontation with one blow if possible.

Well then u might as well kill your opponent with a single strike. That way you are at maximum efficiency.

The old style karate going back to pre 20th Century used all that you mentioned.

It's a social caste thing. You must view this scene in it's social context. During this period, the social mentality was different. The captain was a Samurai, long considered an upper caste in Japanese society during this time. While the Karateka were peasants. He considers them as inferior beings by birth, so to him, killing them for defying him was considered normal in his world, while their defiance and resistance to his authority followed by their savage beating of the soldiers was an abomination to the long accepted rules of their society. Think of it this way, if the movie setting was in the old American west and a former black slave who won his freedom and became a homeowner decided to react the same way to a Southern gentleman officer seizing his property in the name of the newly formed government, the society then would call the black homeowner a murderer too. But if the officer killed him, it would have been considered well deserved.

Yesss

@John So perfect of an explanation. I've used this explanation on both sides. Trying to give idea of past Japan to other Americans. And to Japanese people who can't understand the race relations of America.

I’m a native Japanese. The captain doesn’t say “Murderer”. I think its a mistranslation.

@@CitronCoffee So... what did he say?

What is the name of the film please?

Kuro Obi..... "Black Belt" ..... I bought off Amazon for approximately $15. Was definitely worth it.

And I just watched it online for free. Looked up the title, clicked on a link and it just played. Great movie.

it's a movie. Fiction.

@@TheMylittletony yeah but kinda inspiring to anyone too

They had swords, but they were not samurai.

I believe the swords were for killing unarmed civilians

Military sword training was minor and not real kenjutsu

DAY MAN

+ryvoltz Until you enter the UFC ring...then reality gives a mean kick to all the fantasies you babble about lol

crowviking Yes, where there is a referee to tell the fighters when to begin and stop, rules telling me not to hit like this and like that and where any muscle mountain who think is able to throw a punch can fight.

crowviking You must be stupid to not understand that all this applies to UFC as well. Bjj beats the bodybuilder (technique beats strength), the experienced and concentrated fighter with a burning will to win beats the rhythm and spirit of a weak and unconcentrated rookie. Fantasies...puh...you didn't even understand one thing of what you've criticized.

UFC is an organization, not a Martial Arts entity. Do you know anything about Martial Arts? What does "Martial" mean? What does Tae Kwon Do mean in English, what's thew history between ITF & WTA. Difference between points sparring and Olympic style sparring? All this is technique, which is what the man was talking about. your username makes me think you like video games and anime....you don't appear to be a practitioner, but a balling asshole yourself. Stop watching TV and get into the REALITY....ass-munch!!!

@David Hernandez It's the ryvoltz who thinks spirit > than all. It's nonsense... I see those who replied to my reply have missed the point. Spirit supplies the motivation; not the victory, not survival. It's a fundamental component, but NOT end-all answer.

That's fencing. Katanas don't have the same parrying leverage as epees.

the ending sucks tho

It isn't necessarily the person with the katana but the skilled fighter he was up against.

@@donotneed2250 bollocks...in a fight whoever has a better weapon wins.

@@CorporaMedicina bollocks !!! the karateka DID have better weapons...and he DID win...

@@TylerDurden-oy2hm ...only in movies...dude come back to reality.

@@CorporaMedicina you're speaking from reality I take it???

+CreamyChoclate LobsterWarrior. That's a BIG aiming, man. There aren't really many people who can fighting like him - disabling his opponents only as much as necessary. You've earned my respect with that goal of yours.

I agree PC and in a real fight the amount of force I would use would vary depending on the opponents skill and arsenal.

+CreamyChoclate LobsterWarrior. As a black belt, I wish you well on that goal. Just remember that beyond his skill was the mindset that he and his sensei espoused.

Tradition requires a sanctified space. Oyama-sensei was able to do it because he lived in the wilderness with a single point of contact for years. Also you'll need to unlearn everything you've learned up to now. Can you do that without getting bored and lonely? How much uncertainty can you handle?

Same as you my friend karate is for self defense meaning your own survival nowadays people do it for money or have only limited skill as you mention hope we achive our goals

Why?

@@heze20 well, I guess just the speed of it and reaction by the sword holding guy. It seems he could easily have sliced his leg open when he first threw that kick. I mean the guy is moving at half the speed that Bruce Lee moved in his movies.

It's probably more like 3% - it's higher if you run away :)

@@coolhari2000 word ! XD

@@kamotebanana5747 What is this "word" that I've been seeing lately? Some kind of meme or something?

@@echelon2k8 a metaphor..ahehehe XD

The original kanji characters used for Karate meant Chinese Hand as respect for the Chinese teachers that taught the Okinawans. One of the major styles is called Shrin-ryu which is literally Small forest which translates to Shaolin again in reference to Chinese influence for the origins of Okinawan Martials arts which ended up being called Karate. The "empty" definition is a later adjustment to the meaning of the name.

Convince him to go on a boat. Best example of this.

Про что?

It means 'do not initiate the attack'.

Can u tell me.the movie name.please.