Vinland Saga OST - Somewhere Else (1 Hour Edited Version) 

omg you from future bruh

@@hikky6201 Manga powers, baby

I just got chills reading that with the music playing 😭

@@ptm_tobi same bruh

So many jojo reference in this sentence

Makes his cameos so much more better

Yeeeees !

yeah it felt like he was a real person, not just a character in a show.

he does things he doesn't agree with but feels he has to do and never explains himself to others < that gives him a very very real feeling

You have seen very few shows and movies then

I knew from the start as he was illustrated way too detailed to be an "NPC" :D

yeah same thought he was gonna be some generic villian to powerscale the MC type of cliche

I came here just after watching that scene. I almost cried, and I'm not a person who usually cries.

me too, but it's definitely not Valhalla

@@amwazdraws6890 You guys mean the place covered in blood and full of dead warriors in an endless war?

it's most like Helheim

@@amwazdraws6890 It is Valhalla I think Cuz Askeladd says: This is the shitty place where every warrior ends up in and everyone is an enemy here. It also goes well with the theme of the story that something like Valhalla which is glorified so much is nothing but a Dark and gloomy place of never ending fight.

but it say from various artists

@@Knullified60 because at the end of the soundtrack on iTunes, the openings and endings are put on the album. the ops and eds are not made by Yamada, so thus various artists. The background music itself is all made by Yamada.

so. you felt how thorfinn felt,

You're absolutely right

That's beautiful, thank you for sharing.

The violins in this soundtrack really tug at your heartstrings

Reminds me of a scripture, something along the lines of “The suffering we endure is nothing compared to the glory in our hearts.”

@@black8aron965 amen, brother

Top 1 for me personally, hows the manga goin

@@cowzilla9982 it's moved up to number 3 for me, after One Piece and AOT. I think my roommate and I are on episode 21 or 22 so I'll be starting the manga probably later this week. 😁

​@@captfredricks9650о прочитал мангу?

best part

PEAK

man of culture

Wit is the best in animation.

you cut off the weed a little bit

Peak fiction*

@@carlosdanielcalderonmontoy3723 🤓

@@carlosdanielcalderonmontoy3723 Whoa whoa, let's not get carried away and disrespect Lord of the Rings 😂

@@frozenheroe7056 I love The Lord of The Rings with all my heart but Vinland Saga is above for me xD

@@carlosdanielcalderonmontoy3723 Damn, that's impressive xD For me, there are more feelings involved with LOTR. Why is Vinland Saga for you above LOTR?

Lmao nooooo. Artorius that Askeladd thought was a king who'd end wars. In Thorfinn, Askeladd saw himself. And in the end it is significant that once he learns of Thorfinn's heritage, he doesn't use it, like he did with Canute. No, what he wanted for Thorfinn was for him to liberate himself and live his life in peace. Askeladd sacrificed himself to put Canute on the throne. For Thorfinn, in his last words, he wished for him to leave the battlefield. Because Canute for him was a chess piece, but Thorfinn by that point became his son. Hence why he used Canute and liberated Thorfinn.

@@valeriewinter6217 Pretty good take I completely agree with you and I might only add that I believe Canute was not just a chess piece Askelaad, I believe he truly saw some hope in Camute a hope that he had long since suppressed deep inside of him for a better future, one where no one has to endure what he endured, where people can live out their days in peace and never know war or bloodshed. The point that he sees himself in Thorfinn is a deep one too as although a part of him wanted to extend the hand to Thorfinn that he never recieved himself , he probably realised that it would be best for Thorfinn to find the answer for himself and finally leave the battlefield, a choice he wished he had. sorry for rambling, feel free to disagree or add anything else you wish to add my humble reader

@Master_K14 I respectfully disagree and you misunderstood me. Yes, he saw hope in Canute, *hence* he used him. Askeladd was very smart and could 100% predict what a life would someone trying to end wars in that age would live, what sacrifices a potential Artorius would have to make, all the hateful things he'd have to do in the name of peace. He completely could predict that to give peace to his people, an Artorius would himself have no peace anymore. In the end, he liberates Thorfinn from the life of politics and wars (although Thorfinn would have definitely been *very* useful to Canute - both in skills and as a potential political piece to be used by Canute, given his heritage - you'd expect Askeladd to encourage Thorfinn to help Canute, but *no* - during his last moments he doesn't even spare a thought to his supposed lifelong dream. All his attention is on the boy that world of theirs turned into a replica of Askeladd, all Askeladd is thinking in his last moments is "whatever will this boy do now that I am gone?" and uses his last breaths to *liberate* that boy and send him on. At the same time, Canute, by Askeladd's scheme, basically became a slave of fate - he will never know peace now, all his life he will spent warring and politicking to ensure lasting peace, a servant to his people - and Askeladd knew that, i.e. he used Canute to ensure his own dream comes true

I see, yes it seems i may have misinterpreted what you have meant, if I am understanding you correctly then do you mean to say that Camut does not hold much sentimental value to Askeladd? atleast not as much as Thorinn? So in other words Camut is just a means to an end for Askeladd, his final move towards his goal of achieving peace even if he may not live to see it himself. In that sense would it be fair to say he left his dreams in the hands of Canute? Once again feel free add on or disagree with what ive said it has been a while since I last watched Vinland Saga But back to what I was saying. I personally feel like although it is an undisputable fact that he used Canute to make his dreams possible, I believe the very act of leaving your dreams in someone else's hands to be an act which holds deeper sentimental value towards that person than them simply being a "chess piece" so to speak, as according to my understanding chess pieces are moved around and used with no feelings held to any particular piece as they are all disposable towards the end of winning the game, however in Askeladd's case if i recall correctly chose to entrust the future with Canute and his dreams with him as well. Let us leave Thorfinn's value to to Askeladd aside for now. With what I have just mentioned I believe Canute holds more value to Askeladd than simply being reduced to a mere pawn or disposable piece. If that were the case there would be no need to sacrifice his own life to ensure the life of Canute. Askeladd is a very smart individual but he is human as well, I believe there was a part inside of him that wanted to believe in the future that Canute may bring, enough to make him sacrifice his own life to that end atleast. Anyway once again feel free to add or disagree, despite my poor English i do enjoy engaging in discussions like this. Cheers Mate^_^

Losing the real fight.

You must keep going, keep on failing if you must, but never give up. You got this brother. 💪

post-nut is the true state of mind, the epitome of human cognition

bro i did to, it was an amazing moment, but you reeeeally shouldn't put it in a comment like this without a spoiler, it's basically the culmination of all of Thorfinn's journey, and to have it spoiled like this is a pretty bad feeling, for those who don't know it... I hope you will change your comment, have a nice day!

@@pierpaolodigiambattista5056 no ty

Askeladd is not a true warrior lol, especially not compared to asterius, thats one of the key points of the farmland arc.

@@corey552 my thought is, you can become a true warrior in your own domain, considering how you start is always unique. There is really no true definition to what a true warrior is in fact. They're just elevating themselves on their own, with their own past, success or failure. Everything else is really secondary. In a fairytale, you remember how a character was, fought and in what he or she believed, not how he was put in a plot by the author. Otherwise, the author didn't really manage to inspire you. Child got freedom reading stories, they're true readers.

@@essforsence2907 very well said brother.

He’s a pos but he’s an extremely well written character & in some ways, is a necessary pos in Thorfinns character development. It was never personal, but he actually felt sorry for thorfinn, probably saw himself in him.

wuttttttttttt?

Bro you give me a big spoiler omg i swear..

@@Qadirrl its fake

Торфинн не умер...

@@Green_piratr you mean that is not real?

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