DUMBEST DEATH EVER! Shōgun Ep 7 "A Stick of Time" Reaction
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I like how we can understand why Butaro is so pissed about the situation with Blackthorne because, from the samurai ideology, Butaro is everything a badass samurai should be, but for all of his strength, he can’t conquer his wife’s heart. Then in walks a “barbarian monkey” who doesn’t even know how to hold a fucking sword and wins her kindness and affection. He just can’t comprehend it from his worldview
100%. I still feel bad for him, because after seemingly sacrificing himself by fighting a hundred opposing warriors, and surviving, he returns and is shown what appears to be barely any recognition or respect, all while watching his wife get cozy with the outsider. I dont back the guy in this story but I feel his pain
I can see it too. He has every right to be mad
@@believeume122 and a show not written as well would have made him just a full on asshole with no relatable qualities
@Erratas0701I forgot about mariko when I saw fuji
basically a gym bro wondering why the normal looking-but-charming guy got all the girls
I think that Toragana is using this "surrender" to position his troops in the heart of Osaka. This way he doesnt have to fight his way there and will take minimal losses and activate Crimson Sky when he's there. Nagakado once again kinda fucking up the plan tho.
This is exactly what I thought of. I was even thinking that his brother was on board with the plan and that he was using this surrender plan as a cover to hit Osaka from the heart. The last scene makes me doubt it though. When he reacted to his nephew's death.
This makes no sense lol, the troops aren’t coming with them and if they did they wouldn’t be allowed weapons and armor. Also the son couldn’t have ruined anything cause he failed
@@user-ds8xd3df7lYeah, his reaction to the sons death let me know that there's probably no secret plan between Toranaga and his half-brother.
Yeah that’s where my mind went to too. It’s a great set up to show the great difficulty of how toranaga wins
John will be Toranaga's ace in the hole.
If only Toranaga could share 1/10 of his brain cells to his son.
His son wasn't built for this life. He was too eager.
toranaga wasnt that smart this ep, didnt have any idea to implement and just started staring into the horizon, just like people wearing glasses to act smart lol
i mean i didnt read the books but you are pretty foolish to just be buying that act lol. my theory is he is secretly with the brother and gonna turn on ishido once theyre inside osaka. to say he just stared when information is obscured to the audience is really dumb @@youssefalaa4876
@@Oakland510 I agree, he could have trained/mentored him using his passion, didn't seem like he provided any guidance to him
@@youssefalaa4876 Crimson sky is a waste of soldiers. I think he wants to casually walk into the castle and go berserk near his targets instead. These fools always follow rules. He plays the rules as he see fit. His son was stupid to act on his own.
I don't think the problem is that Nagakado isn't about the life, its that he is too about it, to a point he's reckless. The kid was so eager to make a name for himself and with samurai idealogy being that even death can be beatiful/ legendary, The guy has aboslutely no risk aversion. If he was really trying to get the job done with his uncle he could've! But instead he wanted to also have the single head stroke that made his father such a legend, he took time prepping the strike just to be unaware of his footing and died because of it. I found it tragic more than frustrasting or funny to be honest.
Legends were born from myths, of which the reality are rarely glamorous... be it 9 attempts at slicing head off after first victory, shitting in pants, or busting own head open in failed attempt to make a name for oneself just to make daddy proud.
I couldn't believe that shit bruh homie had zero grip on them shoes 😂
fr need some antislip skechers or sumn
@@JoeRandoms hell yeah
I have a feeling the woman is onto something, and Toranaga had already foreseen this happening and has a trick up his sleeve.
The master of trickery, I think we're going to see him bamboozle everyone.
Dude went out like a bum. Bonus points if he was in the Yamcha pose.
😭😭😭
crimson sky? NOPE , Crimson Pond? YES SIR
Crimson pond that's a good one!
My boy Nagakado didn't put some stat points to 'Luck'. 😂
Rob showing up like he's contractually obligated. The 'Melo of the RT squad.
I have to give him some grace, something must be going on.
@@Oakland510 I agree he should take time off if it is something. I know another reaction channel where one of the members took off for personal stuff. it's all good.
It was so dumb I had to rewind and see it again cause I couldn't believe little boy went out like that. How do you fuck up that bad? How does someone like Toronaga have a son that dumb and clumsy? OMG the way I laughed when he went out and the uncle saying "How is this beautiful?" like, sir it's not we all laughing 😂😂
Overconfidence and lust for showing off can make everyone clumsy and stupid.
@@thihaaung647 You're so right. He got to full of him self and slipped up literally...
ngl, I dont think anyone can die that badly with this fall, when falling, you can reduce the impact with your hands right before the fall, just drama lol@@SnowAnayathatweirdgirl
"How is this beautiful" was a callback to what the son said earlier, he was saying its a pathetic way to die
@@leonrussell9607 I know that's why I repeated it. But, it was beyond pathetic let's be honest.
Nagakado is so pity but he played a role in unwittingly helping Toranaga's strategy twice.
If rumors spread in Osaka that "Nagakado died trying to kill his uncle," what could be more advantageous than not exposing the strategy of his uncle Saeki and Toranaga?!
Nagakado is foolish and impulsive, but both with the cannon and now, he plays an ironic role in helping his father's plan in ways he never expected. His death was not in vain.
In episode 7, Saeki seemed to be right all along, but in episode 8 you see that Nagakado got the last laugh. Even in such a humiliating death, it was still beautiful. His death meant something
Nagakado got the looney tunes send off. Bro really went out sad 😂
Bro I thought his death was an April fool's joke
not my guy nagakado 😭😭 even though he was stupid, actually really liked his character
Why does every reactor think that this is nagakado first kill? He just killed a hit right before chasing down his uncle and does everyone forget just a couple episodes ago with the cannons and he cut a guys head off? They even try to get him to commit sepuuko for the murder
Heat of the moment I guess.
A lack of an attention span is common these days.
Exactly. He has not been in a battle, but has a few bodies
I agree that his death was so damn goofy🤣💀
That was the whole point of it tho. He said that his death would be beautiful and he called his bluff. Then the last line.
cartoon ass fall
@@jimmysnaps4600that shit happens in real life especially when water is involved.
@@CoutureThug I know, but for this scene, it didn't really fit, especially for samurai
@@jimmysnaps4600 it does fit, his son is a clown. He probably wouldn't be a samurai if it wasn't for his dad
My man's on the left went full Crimson Sky in his nose at 6:39. A true Shogun
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Ong
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To para-phrase someone else ….. “ Toranaga’s son just did : Operation Crimson Puddle.. 😅 “
That’s what happens when you pull up on the ops in sandals 😂😂
Nah I was ready to put some respect on Nagakado's name but then bro tripped and died on a rock. I was HEATED
I knew bro was gonna die but, LIKE THAT?? 😂🤦🏾♂️
Lad's, Toranaga is tricky, he said he'd go to Oaska Castle but he did'nt say how long he'd take to get there. Also his brother has left his own lands lightly protected and as we know there's a lot of bandits out there. Why is Blackthorne still alive after that outburst? Fuji's husband and baby had to die for far less. Toranaga would also know growing up his brother could'nt be trusted. Cheer's, Chris Perry.
“His son is trash” LMAOOO
The crazy thing is Toragana's son in a way did commit seppiku by the end of the episode even though his death was due to his overconfidence and lack of self awareness 😩
I feel like Toranaga and his Saeki have a pact and this is a plot to get their armies inside the kingdom to attack from within
Bro, Saeki already betrayed him, if that’s a plan then he planned it without Saeki, we’ll see though
@@skubaru1842 we don’t know that for certain yet. Toranaga always playing chess - a master manipulator.
Nagakado didn't see the "No running in the pool area" sign.
his death gave toranaga time
God damn my boy got the Kuina treatment..
that reaction at end was relatable, frustrating as hell haha. i dont hate it for the story tho, it makes sense for his character to die unceremoniously like that, just a bummer
Everyone is lying, but the next episode just shows that Nagakado was right about what he said to his uncle at the hot spring. He didn't die in vain.
Yo who casted the Slippery Rock that killed the nephew? That was an Oscar worthy performance.
The rock was Daniel Day Lewis. He lied down in a creek for nine hundred years to get into the role.
It was KARMA..😂
Just as Patric said, either the brother is in on the spiel, or John was tasked by Toronaga to get his boat and take em all out
John was tasked it's all part of the plan
This dude rob deserve the smallest bag out of the group based off they reactions, homie an npc
Aye guys...the title and thumbnail are kinds spoilery 🙁
dude all the way on the left aint feelin it at all
Toranaga is in a terrible situation. He has a secret plan. If he doesn't tell his son, his idiot son will make mistakes like this. If he DOES, his son will ruin it by blabbing.
Colors popping 😂
I have a feeling the “Onna-Bugeishas” of Japan will come to the rescue in the next episode. Gin the brothel owner had so many screen time pleading to Toranaga to help her to protect their industry, then Kiku (Courtesan) with the help of Toranaga’s son attempted to assassinate Saeki and Fuji (Anji’s Consort) was seen practicing naginata a long blade, this foreshadows “Women forces” on the next episode for sure! Onna Bugeisha are Women warriors in Japanese history who also protected their village during feudal Japan.
Saeki was to give the council's order to Nagakado to commit seppuku, and in a way, Nagakado did commit seppuku in front of Saeki 🙄
"You are ordered to kill yourself like a fuckin chump for no good reason."
"Got it."
Boys, you need to react to The Last Samurai. It stars Hiroyuki Sanada (Toranaga's actor). It's an amazing movie. If you don't react to it at least watch it for yourselves. You'll love it. Tom Cruise is the lead.
Could someone explain, did the guy who was executed by young Toronaga choose to have him be his second because he knew that he wouldn’t be able to do it one swing and thus would leave him kinda traumatized by the act?Am I reading that correct?
@@Oakland510 gotcha thanks for the clarification!
@@Oakland510 not sure I agree with your police work there. That does not explain why he requested Toronaga to be his second. He wanted the kid to cut his head off. Maybe he unwisely thought he could do it properly.
Remember when bruh said he sword won’t see no blood 🩸 he was fasho right son was a nerd
Nikocado’s death would have been a little bit better if the uncle took advantage of the situation and kicked his ankle to make him slip, but nope, him slipping was 100% on him. Pure stupidity.
Also, that scene gave me a newfound respect for the uncle for being calm because if I were him, I would have laughed my ass off😂
Nikocado avocado
The death was perfect to me cause it showed how stuff like this can actually happen in the heat of battle. People trip, people make mistakes and it ends up getting them hurt or in this case killed. I kinda thought the uncle would comfort his nephew before his passing but nah he basically laughed at his "beautiful death" and kept it moving
is not even his actual nephew tho lol
his first kill was himself
He killed jozen
Blackthorne is such a child. He's always trying to "survive for himself". He walks around with his chest puffed out like he could come up with better ideas. I wish they would have just left him in jail until they needed him.
Should've died episodes ago
@@intothefrayyo He is based on a real person, William Adams.
Why tf wouldn’t he? He’s not from there...
Why wouldn't he? He wants to leave so let him leave. He shouldn't have to be suicidal with the rest of them mfs.
Why shouldn't he? He was basically dragged into this predicament by Toranaga, who haven't even honored his side of the deal yet.
best reaction ive ever seen for this episode lol
Cinipals has better reaction, they aren't as... Dumb 😂
React to eternal sunshine album
Wow the guy just died and you just be dissing him
He should’ve listened to his dad bruh he wasn’t about that life
This episode was the first misstep of the series for me. The looney tunes death was like something pulled out of a whole other, far worse show.
Your opinion lmao
STOP PUTTING SPOLIERS IN THE TITLE. I saw this thumbnail while watching episode 6 reaction. cmon
This script does not portray Japan correctly. Maybe the original story is, but it is also not the historical fact, and the way the samurai are portrayed is wrong. As an example, samurai do not draw their swords easily. The only thing we can appreciate is that it is played by a Japanese. The scale is small and uninteresting.
How are the samurai portrayed as wrong? What do you mean about them not drawing their swords easily? What do you mean that the scale is small and uninteresting? This an adaption of a novel which is based on Willam Adams, Tokugawa Tokugawa Ieyasu and Akechi Tama. All the showrunners made it a point to follow historical accuracy as much as possible as far as having a team of historical specialists for even depicting small details accurately. Perhaps, you have romanticized the Sengoku and samurai and reality says otherwise. I also wonder if your claim of samurai using their swords is also applied to Japanese movies such as Masaki Kobayashi's "Harakiri," Youjirou' Takita's "When the Last Sword is Drawn," etc.
@@Rabbithole8 My fear is that this will be misunderstood as a recreation of Japan of that time to some extent. I neither exaggerate nor glorify those days. If people overseas see it as mere fiction, I will not say anything.
The original story of this series was written by a foreigner and is based on a historical figure, but it is very far from the historical facts.
@@Yo-ff5tv Simply stating that this series of Shogun is far from historical facts doesn't' make the claim true. Yes, James Clavell got things wrong in his novel. He also purposely changed the names of the mentioned historical figures because he didn't want readers to mistake his novel as being a history book. He wasn't an historian. What does the fact that he is non-Japanese have to do with anything? A non-historian who is Japanese will also get things wrong. There are highly regarded historians of Japanese history that are not Japanese, for example Stephen Turnbull who has written many book about the Samurai. Fact are facts no matter who states them. So, what does being a foreigner have to do with anything as far as historical accuracy is concerned? I give you the correct answer: it doesn't. This series is actually a recreation of the Sengoku and much of it is accurate. You haven't addressed any of my questions such as how are the samurai being depicted inaccurately. The claim that they are using katana a lot is just silly, in my opinion. That is why I mentioned at least two Japanese movies with samurai who use the katana a lot as well.
@@Rabbithole8 That is not my point. But unfortunately I do not have the English language skills to properly convey what I want to say.
@@Yo-ff5tv You can write it in Japanese and then use DeepL to translate to English. You could also just type in Japanese. Answer this question about the samurai of the Sengoku as depicted in the opening scene of episode 7: did they remove the heads of their enemies to bring to their daimyo? Yes or no? Did samurai have the right of kiri-sute gomen (切捨御免)?