@@nahim2lazy653 "What's this new invention, "missiles"?" "Uhm, apparently it's like a bomb, but with an engine to fly to its destination, and some kind of controls to get to the right target" "say no more"
Imagine how confused the allies would be on the first kamikaze attack. They were just dogfighting some enemies and suddenly the enemies just went straight down
I (from USA) was living in Japan and visiting Kyoto with my (Japanese) wife and British boss. We got in a taxi and the driver was a kamikaze pilot who never took off. He sat in his plane on the runway and eventually they told them to move the planes back. His description of all that was so powerful. The war ended that day. He was really cool and I'm so glad we met him.
I think kamikaze pilots where scared to die. But they where manipulated by peer pressure, threat of being shot if they said no, threat of dishonor and the lure of being called a "hero".
@@cryptohouse1676 not really, some were affraid to die but many that were not, it was not because of their bravery, but their beliefs, they believe that they will resurrect in the next life, but they could get a better next life if they were to die as an honored man dying for their country and the Emperor. Even nowadays in Japan, more people died from suicide more than Covid which was heavily impacted by their beliefs.
@@felixhk3084 it's not JUST their beliefs, it's literally their culture. Telling them to abandon their honor is like telling Americans to break all the amendments. Also, their beliefs has nothing to do with suicide, most suicides are caused by economic struggles, pressure from everyone and mental illness like depression.
True. On that note, Allies in Europe later stated, as they got closer to Germany, the most fervent and difficult battles were the ones against the teenagers because they were full of adrenaline which made them seem fearless and they weren't afraid to die.
I was stationed in Japan from 1966 to 1969 and met a Kamikazi pilot. He was injured on takeoff and was hospitalized until the war ended. He said he was ashamed at first for not completing his mission. However, later he realized it was a futile attempt by the military at the time.
Maybe I just don't get the point of a kamikaze pilot. But wouldn't it make more efficient sense if they just put an ejector seat and so that they can eject themselves let the plane crash into their Target and then they live to do it again?
Japanese culture. Running away like that is dishonorable. Plus, they're ejecting right next to an enemy ship. They're not going back to Japan. They'll either get captured, shot, or drowned.
actually A day before their surrender the admiral wrote an apology letter to all the kamikaze pilots that had died that he apologized for failing and for the pilots dying in vain before he went and then he killed himself
@@lyuuy7477 Well , then at least he wasn't one of those types but plenty of old ppl send young ppl to wars only for them to live out the rest of their days. the hypocrisy that is war is what im really pointing out, not necessary limited to the kamakazie pilots themselves.
@@lyuuy7477 Well atleast he died with his honor intact, because nobody wanna lives a tale of a man who sacrifice alot of life just to surrender in the end. I, myself would commit seppuku too if i were him.
Its not bad when someone who actually has fought in battles then sends people to war, whats the worst is when civilians do it, because they have no idea what it takes.
My grandfather was a kamikaze pilot and was recruited 1 week before the war ended at the age of 16 years old. He got no kills, was willing to die for his country and survived. He never went on any missions and only received training. He said he didn’t know what he was thinking and shortly died of natural causes after I was born. He was an epic man.
A. Volunteer willingly B. Volunteer C. Refuse Japanese soldier: Oh this is easy I pick C. Japanese officer: That's the wrong answer but don't worry you can try again. Here's another questionnaire.
japan:*sacrifices thousands of people in a 1-way mission and shoot pilots who they forcefully conscripted if they failed* also japan: why dont we have enough pilots
The pilots wouldn't be executed if they fail. Japan values kamikaze pilots, apparently. Edit: The video itself said that the pilots who survived for reasons beyond their control would not be executed.
it's because japan is the only country in the world where the word "honour" is one of the most important thing to japanese but that's no more. If a Samauri is supposed to stab him self in the abdomen with his katana to show honour and not defeat after he lost on the battle field or in a sword fight and that's part of their tradition makes you think they wouldn't??.. besides am sure japan has one of the highest suicide rates in the world
THE NERD GAMING ENT. Yeah Japan has a high suicide rate but it's has little to do with honour these days it's mostly due to pressure from the school system and bullying
Growing up I lived by a Japanese WW2 soldier, he was super sweet and made amazing tea, I talked with him quite a bit about the war, he talked a lot about how he wished he would have died with the rest of his squad not because he was depressed but because it was the honorable thing to do and because he'd be doing their duty
Imagine so many generations disappeared just like that. Their grand grand children could have been your best friend, wife, coworkers, anybody really. Crazy to think about it in all of history.
But hey the population of Japan decreased so much that the quality of life that every living person got increased massively in Japan. I mean not ignoring the bad side but kinda embracing the good side.
@@pancakecommanderandbowser2279 LEGS 🦵 ARE AN INCONVENIENCE, THEY CREATE CONVERSATIONS ABOUT ANIME THIGHS. LORD OH LORD HAVE WE STRAYED FROM THE LIGHT, THIS WORLD IS ROTTEN AND NEEDS A HARD RESET!
The causalities actually continued for quite some time after. And no I dont just mean from the nuclear fallout. German POWs frequently died being forced to clear minefields and what not. Many POWs were just outright shot. The war officially ending definitely doesn't mean it's actually over.
Sudoku is a logic-based, combinatorial number-placement puzzle. In classic sudoku, the objective is to fill a 9×9 grid with digits so that each column, each row, and each of the nine 3×3 subgrids that compose the grid contain all of the digits from 1 to 9....courtesy of wikipedia hadn't done one since 5th grade but used to love them
I met an elderly Japanese gentleman who, as a young man, was waiting for fuel for his plane, when the war ended. Ironically, about 40 years later, he died in an on-board fire on a Jumbo Jet.
This is such a sad story. Thank you for sharing it. I didnt realize the majority of kamikaze pilots were young men drafted against their will. I c ant imagine going on a one way mission with no return.
there’s also a poem called “kamikaze” it talks about how the children of a kamikaze fighter were waiting for him to come back, and when he did he was ignored by his family and everyone in the community because that was supposed to be his last flight. Him not dying brought shame to him and his family. However his children still loved him
There was perfectly valid reasons for Kamikaze pilots to turn back. The misconception that they only had half a tank of fuel was a myth. They often couldn't find there targets if weather was bad. People who volunteered usually weren't cowards.
Japan: *makes their most skilled and gifted pilots commit suicide* Also japan: why did we lose? edit: woah didn't know the comments could recreate the pacific front so accurately
Commander: this will be your final mission you won’t be returning. It will bring your family honor! Pilot: will you be joining us? It will bring your family honor. Commander: uhh no but good luck!
The kamikaze made a weird sort of sense: Japan had a drastic shortage of trained pilots, and a lavish excess of airframes, so using those would-be pilots to guide missiles did make, as I said, a weird sort of sense.
Honor is a culturally specific thing. The Imperial era Japanese believed that surrender was dishonorable and that mercy was for the weak. That's why Allied POWs were treated so harshly, because they had surrendered or were captured alive rather than having fought to the death.
Wrong...Allies were treated harshly because of factual stories about what would happen to the Japanese if captured by the wicked pale-faced devil military...they knew about the internment camps in the USA.
My grandpa served in WW2 in the pacific, on the U.S.S. Hamlin. He said one time during an attack, a kamikaze zero plane flew like a foot over his head and missed his ship, crashing into the ocean. One of many close calls he had during the war. R.I.P.🙏❤️🇺🇸
Wow, kamikaze pilots were trying to maximize enemy (aka American) casualties while having the same number of casualties. Glad to hear that he somehow survived.
We actually had a really interesting poem about this in an English class of mine. A kamikaze pilot that returned was shunned from society, his own family ignoring his existence. It looked at the thought of what the better way of dying was, living as an invisible entity or literally dying.
When I took Kenpo Karate, the main instructor use to tell us about how his instructor was an Imperial Japanese Pilot who was chosen to be a Kamikaze Pilot. He never got his chance as he apparently was shot in the legs by the Americans as he tried to get into his plane.
@@applemauzel *Well, most Japanese militia in that time were not religious or atheist because they followed the bad guy with the square mustache who wanted all his allies to be secular states.*
Whenever I hear about the story of Kamikazes, my gut always wrenches with fear, and I think about what if I had been born in Japan during those times. I would have to literally die for the country, or else, I would be shamed for the rest of my life! I’d gladly sacrifice myself if I were a Japanese person who was drafted to be a Kamikaze, not in the fear of shame, but in the spirit of how I will bring glory to my family, and my country. Thinking about it in today’s scenario, if I had to sacrifice myself, in the hopes of the well-being of my country, I would gladly do so, and that is why I have the utmost respect for any country's military personnel, cuz they are literally giving up their lives to protect us, and if there was ever a situation where I am drafted, I would gladly accept my fate. May God bless the souls of real heroes, the military, the people who give up everything for our wellbeing, and Rest in Peace for the souls of Kamikaze warriors.
When you make max reliability interwar fighter variants in Hearts of Iron IV (the kamikazes would often return from their mission due to the way the reliability stat was handled)
They should make a movie about this dude. Trying to kamikaze 3 times and having divine intervention and being on a stranded island for 10 weeks. Thats crazy. Perfect formula for a movie especially knowing the aftermath
My great grandfather survived kamikaze twice. He flew twice but he returned both time because of the "divine wind". Then the war ended. My great aunt was very happy.
It would be better to live in the wilderness and not return even if it meant I might die on an island, because then my family could still live in honor and peace. But I know a lot about wilderness survival and I’m extremely independent, so I’d probably be fine on my own.
@@farhanramadhan9717 it doesn't matter when your idea of what honor life and death is taken out of your mind and replaces with what they want you to believe instead and you're forced into a situation with absolutely no freedom and no way out unlike what you have now
Pilot: We dont have any missiles, sire.
Commander: No, *you* are the missile.
Do they not get missiles or were they inspired by "suicide is baddass"
@@nahim2lazy653 "What's this new invention, "missiles"?"
"Uhm, apparently it's like a bomb, but with an engine to fly to its destination, and some kind of controls to get to the right target"
"say no more"
Sire loris?
The hacker of among us
Pilot: oh s***
@@zyx_nim pilot:picks up uno reverse card
Pilot:No, you are the missile
Kamikaze instructor be like: " *Watch closely boys I gonna do this only once* "
Lmfaoaooao
shaiuhaiuhhaiunauin mood
The username makes this comment even better
Student: how do I do that again, sensei?
They were pilots
Emporer: what will you do now?
Kamikaze: I don't know, I didn't think I'd get this far
these memes are hilarious 🤣🤣
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Imagine how confused the allies would be on the first kamikaze attack. They were just dogfighting some enemies and suddenly the enemies just went straight down
"he came low as if he was going to land on our aircraft carrier "
account of a marine who was on the carrier of the first attack
Exactly what happened yeah. Mad confused, first kamikaze was a damaged fighter plane.
Survivors in the air group reported how much damage it caused and they weaponized it.
‘I see the last plane, but no worries, he’s just killing himself.’ Sorry if thats offensive
Poor japanese
Pilot: “Emperor, I have returned from my kamikaze mission.”
Emperor: “wait wha-”
Pilot: “what”
"You're lying, nobody comes back when you crash!"
*sees smoke and screaming*
"Alright I believe you"
Fun Fact- People do not always die when they are killed.
@@zawwin1846Is that a Fate reference?
@@crimsonguy975 i am the Bone of my sword
@@crimsonguy975 No, it is a JoJo reference. Everything is a JoJo reference even if it is not a JoJo reference.
Commander: *"You'll respawn I promise."*
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Cursed comments
At level 1
Welcome to the gulag
Lol
Pilot: "I completed my mission sir"
Commander: "Great Job, I'm proud of yo... wait what ?!"
Pilot: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
*Curb your enthusiasm plays*
Its been so long since ive seen a lenny face
@@no-life4438 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
¯\_(⊙_ʖ⊙)_/¯
@@nicolejade5651 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I (from USA) was living in Japan and visiting Kyoto with my (Japanese) wife and British boss. We got in a taxi and the driver was a kamikaze pilot who never took off. He sat in his plane on the runway and eventually they told them to move the planes back. His description of all that was so powerful. The war ended that day. He was really cool and I'm so glad we met him.
woah! that's so crazy!!
Wow !! He still can drive taxi at the old age.
Woah cool woah cool woah cool woah cool woah cool woah cool woah cool woah cool woah cool
Zamn imagine the feeling of preparing your whole mentality to perform your final mission, and later they tell you to go back
Wow
“Sir, we’ve run out of ammunition”, Sir:”You are the ammunition”
"We dont use ammunition on the plane, But use the plane AS the ammunition."
Soldier:what the Fu-
Ah yes, sir
☠️☠️☠️
Wot
Kamikaze pilot: survives
Commander: "You had one job🤦♂️"
Yeah
Plot twist. The pilot respawned at the hospital without any visible injuries
My plane had a shotty engine
@@99mrpogi "a scar"
@@99mrpogi yes just yes
"The most dangerous enemies are the ones that aren't afraid to die."
I think kamikaze pilots where scared to die. But they where manipulated by peer pressure, threat of being shot if they said no, threat of dishonor and the lure of being called a "hero".
@@cryptohouse1676 not really, some were affraid to die but many that were not, it was not because of their bravery, but their beliefs, they believe that they will resurrect in the next life, but they could get a better next life if they were to die as an honored man dying for their country and the Emperor. Even nowadays in Japan, more people died from suicide more than Covid which was heavily impacted by their beliefs.
@@felixhk3084 it's not JUST their beliefs, it's literally their culture. Telling them to abandon their honor is like telling Americans to break all the amendments.
Also, their beliefs has nothing to do with suicide, most suicides are caused by economic struggles, pressure from everyone and mental illness like depression.
Nah
True. On that note, Allies in Europe later stated, as they got closer to Germany, the most fervent and difficult battles were the ones against the teenagers because they were full of adrenaline which made them seem fearless and they weren't afraid to die.
pilot: sir we are out of ammo.
commander : you are the bullet
So original
bar for bar
HAHAHAHA
In a nutshell
Japan: You got a lot of nerve being alive
America: you got a lot of nerve bombing pearl harbor
lol
LONG LIVE JAPAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
omai wa shindeiru
Lol
Kamikaze: Didn't die
Goes back to Japan: *Dies* anyway
@勇樹 finally someone got the meme right
Japan: Fine, I’ll do it myself
@bruhify army but it's 2.3k already
Kamikaze pilots were sent back due to the Japanese not having enough planes.
Wasted
“So if your friends all crashed themselves into a ship wouldn’t you too?”
Peer pressure from Japan in WWII
😂
Peers?
LOL 😂
Now we know from where this phrase comes from 😂😂😂😂
DamnImissed 2 shut up
I was stationed in Japan from 1966 to 1969 and met a Kamikazi pilot. He was injured on takeoff and was hospitalized until the war ended. He said he was ashamed at first for not completing his mission. However, later he realized it was a futile attempt by the military at the time.
*realiSed
@@notgadot The world's bigger than just your country. If an American is talking, they will use American spelling. Get over it.
@@fluffyou9276 english is british, y4nk.. accept and admit it
RULE, BRITANNIA! 🈹🈲
@@notgadotdamn im a brit but you are a patriot 😂
"When you die"
Games: Try Again
Kamikaze: Mission Passed Respect+
Orr not...
Honor+*
"when you survived"
Games: Level Complete!
Kamikaze: Mission Failed
If mission failed then they can't tackle but not just be died
@@SonOfAFridge_ we'll get em next time!
At the interview;
"Where do you see yourself in 5 years time?"
"With a wife, two children and a nice garden"
"Wrong answer!"
@Nathaniel De Sagun Roman splattered
"Try again."
"I wouln't think so high"
Japan: “You have two options, death or die.”
Kamikaze: Yes
I choose die, I don’t like death
How about I die from death
Or Life’nt
1.yes 2.yes 3.yesn‘t
Maybe I just don't get the point of a kamikaze pilot. But wouldn't it make more efficient sense if they just put an ejector seat and so that they can eject themselves let the plane crash into their Target and then they live to do it again?
Japanese culture. Running away like that is dishonorable. Plus, they're ejecting right next to an enemy ship. They're not going back to Japan. They'll either get captured, shot, or drowned.
They would probably get captured by enemy and that would be whorse
same thoughts but @@TheOriginalJphyper have a point
Well if they survived they’d either drown or get picked up and get locked up in a jail cell by and enemy, maybe tortured for all they knew
They should’ve just dropped bombs and then the plane and pilot could have a chance of escape. Instead of just suicide 🤦🏾♂️
"when you die"
Games: try again
Kamikaze: mission success
Mission passed respect
@@SpiderBoyDMC gta sa refrence
Mission failed succesfully
What about the ones who got shot down and died before getting close to there objective
@@randomabuser mission failed
GAME OVER
Middle aged general: “ young ppl it’s an honor for u to go die for your country”
Also middle aged general: “ honey I will be home by 11”
actually A day before their surrender the admiral wrote an apology letter to all the kamikaze pilots that had died that he apologized for failing and for the pilots dying in vain before he went and then he killed himself
@@lyuuy7477 Well , then at least he wasn't one of those types but plenty of old ppl send young ppl to wars only for them to live out the rest of their days. the hypocrisy that is war is what im really pointing out, not necessary limited to the kamakazie pilots themselves.
@@lyuuy7477 Well atleast he died with his honor intact, because nobody wanna lives a tale of a man who sacrifice alot of life just to surrender in the end. I, myself would commit seppuku too if i were him.
@@randompotatoonnet6177 facts
Its not bad when someone who actually has fought in battles then sends people to war, whats the worst is when civilians do it, because they have no idea what it takes.
Instructor - So that’s how you take off
Pilot - Oh ok so how do you land
Instructor - Yah about that
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My grandfather was a kamikaze pilot and was recruited 1 week before the war ended at the age of 16 years old. He got no kills, was willing to die for his country and survived. He never went on any missions and only received training. He said he didn’t know what he was thinking and shortly died of natural causes after I was born. He was an epic man.
Thats cool
giga chad
Good to see he passed on sensible genes.
Apparently every commentor was related to a kamikaze pilot now. So much lies
We believe you
A. Volunteer willingly
B. Volunteer
C. Refuse
Japanese soldier: Oh this is easy I pick C.
Japanese officer: That's the wrong answer but don't worry you can try again. Here's another questionnaire.
*picks C again*
@@Martin-rr5tv thats the wrong answer, but dont worry you can try again
*picks c again*
@@waqs8708 *A G A I N*
@ismail Cem Eroglu EXECUTION
Imagine being a Kamikaze pilot a day before Japan surrendered.
@@yousuck7236 they said imagine, I think they know that one didn’t happen a day before.
That actually happened
@@yousuck7236 nah your just saying facts, ignore em mate
He lived the rest of his life in sorrow, anguish and regret. All the way to 92.
@Pestilence Wayward how's that edgy tho
japan:*sacrifices thousands of people in a 1-way mission and shoot pilots who they forcefully conscripted if they failed*
also japan: why dont we have enough pilots
They didn't have the gas or planes to keep a real airforce flying actual missions.
The pilots wouldn't be executed if they fail. Japan values kamikaze pilots, apparently.
Edit: The video itself said that the pilots who survived for reasons beyond their control would not be executed.
@@borschtisgud But they will have to try again.
it's because japan is the only country in the world where the word "honour" is one of the most important thing to japanese but that's no more. If a Samauri is supposed to stab him self in the abdomen with his katana to show honour and not defeat after he lost on the battle field or in a sword fight and that's part of their tradition makes you think they wouldn't??.. besides am sure japan has one of the highest suicide rates in the world
THE NERD GAMING ENT. Yeah Japan has a high suicide rate but it's has little to do with honour these days it's mostly due to pressure from the school system and bullying
Imagine your own parents, family members and best friends being so brainwashed to want you to die and then shame you if you survive.
Imagine being so brainwashed that you think that it's the others who are brainwashed
@@greenbot9835 go HYS
@@al_wax Bruh...
@@greenbot9835 Bruh.
And who said you're not brainwashed?
If you feel useless in life, remember that Kamikaze pilots wore helmets.
I mean they still had to complete their mission. Everything had to work well before executing their mission
@@pandaman1367 It's a joke.
And clothes for that matter
They could still be shot down midflight
So that doubles as protection
(Yes i know its a joke)
@@pandaman1367 wait bro
Navy vessels: “aye bro watch yo jet”
true
Subscribed for that one😂
Watch yo jet bro WATCH YO JET
@@bencenagy5459 no, I will not watch my jet
WATCH YO JE-
"General, we're running out of pilots!"
"Time for a plan B: Missiles."
"Missiles?"
"I meant, students. anyone who can drive!"
hi diamond tiara 👋
@Michael Brideau why did you feel the need to comment that?
@Michael Brideau and you can?
@Michael Brideau does that have anything to do with this comment..
@@expertgaming hi expert in gaming
Growing up I lived by a Japanese WW2 soldier, he was super sweet and made amazing tea, I talked with him quite a bit about the war, he talked a lot about how he wished he would have died with the rest of his squad not because he was depressed but because it was the honorable thing to do and because he'd be doing their duty
There is no nobler death than a Warrior's Death. Perhaps he simply wished to die in his prime, fighting for his squad.
are you old enough to be on youtube
@@adam-hc8ub I'm in my late 20s so hopefully
6:50 “Those who refuse were simply told to try again”
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I'd die for my country.
@@biscuit3397 not me
@@Ironicuss why not
@@biscuit3397 e
Instructor: Alright, and this is how you take off.
Pilot: So, how do I land?
Instructor:
Pilot:
Death: 😏😉 **whispers** _ʸᵒᵘ ᵈᵒⁿ'ᵗ_
sanctuary guardian plays
"That's the neat thing, you don't."
*Verticaly*
ʸᵒᵘᶜᵃⁿᵗ
People: “So you sacrificed your life for your country?”
Survived kamikaze pilot: “well yes but no”
you fool! this isn't even my final form!
You have 666 likes i will not touch
@@judyneutron8923 me neither!
Yesnt
Wasp and ants: "Sir I got 10 kills!"
Bees: "LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!!!!"
Kamikaze dies
Minecraft: Your bed was missing or obstructed
And the world spawn is in the nether
@@robbieaulia6462 looool
Shut da rock up
@@scout5988 what did the rock do to you
@@pancakecommanderandbowser2279 he cooked my children
Imagine so many generations disappeared just like that. Their grand grand children could have been your best friend, wife, coworkers, anybody really. Crazy to think about it in all of history.
I was sad before, but this comment made me even more sad. This comment is so true. War is the bane of humanity.
And one of those pilots must be so smart that they can probably invent teleportation but it never happen because they died.
But hey the population of Japan decreased so much that the quality of life that every living person got increased massively in Japan. I mean not ignoring the bad side but kinda embracing the good side.
@@jovialasterisk4800 true
That's why we should be happy that we are alive just imagine the little chance that you would exist, but your still here .
Japanese pilot during wwii: *dies for honor*
Japan years later: *does some questionable things with anime*
Japanese pilot: what the fu-
IT WAS NEVER ABOUT HONOR ONLY ANIME THIGHS
@@gamesbulshitery9395 NOW THAT'S SOMETHING I WOULD DIE FOR
@@pancakecommanderandbowser2279 the war against anime is something to die for
Baka bomb gg
@@pancakecommanderandbowser2279 LEGS 🦵 ARE AN INCONVENIENCE, THEY CREATE CONVERSATIONS ABOUT ANIME THIGHS. LORD OH LORD HAVE WE STRAYED FROM THE LIGHT, THIS WORLD IS ROTTEN AND NEEDS A HARD RESET!
If a Kamikaze pilot survives, he has to fight godzilla
That's the most japanese thing I can imagine
@@Cida_hanal So Japanese that the Japanese themselves could make a movie on it
@@ninjaniknik6136 I bet it would be amazing.
@@Cida_hanal it is!
Sounds like Eminem songs
The scariest enemy is the one who does not fear death
The scariest enemy is the one who has...
*DETERMINATION*
Flowey The flower undertake reference?
seeing the kamikaze sacrificing their lives for their country fills you with determination
The scariest enemy is one who does not fear death, feel pain nor remorse, for he is already dead.
@@amandeepgill5206 yep
I feel especially bad for the people that died the same day the war ended…
The causalities actually continued for quite some time after. And no I dont just mean from the nuclear fallout.
German POWs frequently died being forced to clear minefields and what not. Many POWs were just outright shot. The war officially ending definitely doesn't mean it's actually over.
I fell good for the people that in the same hour the war ended they were about to take off
''Only the people who died have seen the end of war''.
They did there job
@@ibuttchuglsd6668 you absolutely right. Idk but i think in every war this kind of thing will always happened.
Japanese person: Survives Kamikaze
Emperor: Punishment is Sepukku
Japanese person: Survives Sepukku
Emperor: *gives up*
Ahhh its Soduko.
@@J-rome Is that when they stab themselfs in the stomach?
@@theghostreckon316 Wait what
Sudoku is a logic-based, combinatorial number-placement puzzle. In classic sudoku, the objective is to fill a 9×9 grid with digits so that each column, each row, and each of the nine 3×3 subgrids that compose the grid contain all of the digits from 1 to 9....courtesy of wikipedia hadn't done one since 5th grade but used to love them
If that's whats in the vid it's wrong usually since the Japanese army was low in numbers they were sent out again
I met an elderly Japanese gentleman who, as a young man, was waiting for fuel for his plane, when the war ended. Ironically, about 40 years later, he died in an on-board fire on a Jumbo Jet.
Revenge is SWEEEEEET! >8^)
@@marshallman1au What revenge?
@@marshallman1au your iq is equivalent to the amount of likes you got
@@aksujonne6906 i think he meant karma
Hahahahahaha
Granpa: "I was the best Kamikaze pilot in our team."
Me: Wait a minute...
Doppio your phone is ringing
Get off your horse
@@zambo6485 Attain heaven
Doppio i want to s i m p
granpa
"I was a Kamikaze pilot once"
"Were you killed?"
"Sadly yes... But I lived!"
I was murdered
But people die if they are kille😳
Makes no sense
my name is Buck :D
@@Bos_Meong 😳
This is such a sad story. Thank you for sharing it. I didnt realize the majority of kamikaze pilots were young men drafted against their will. I c ant imagine going on a one way mission with no return.
I can’t believe that the U.S actually called kamikaze pilots “Baka bombs” unironically.
ANO BAKA!
Cuz they were sus...sy baka
@@faux_xd9282 The door is that way
@Haremly sussy wussy
@@faux_xd9282 Now I want to be a kamikaze pilot
"You'll be Isekai'd into another world, We promised."
id be convinced too
Dad can I borrow your plane
My dream world here I come
@@bigm2803 me too
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Plane sama will isekai you
Allies: let’s take this war by strategy
Japan: YOLO
@Mr. Cyanide Pill hahaha
allahuakbar
@G SA i happened to have a palestinian rocket land less than half a mile from my house
@G SA very cool holiday vacation
@Mr. Cyanide Pill lol
1:23 Thank you infographics for including New Zealand
Pilot somehow survives after hitting the ship and came back.
Pilot : sir mission accomplished
Commander: good now go for round 2
Ok sir 'places bed this time'
That
Well they couldn’t go back because they welded the cockpit so they couldn’t climb out
@@funboy53809 "you may not rest now there are americans nearby"
@@yontbg1581 i made that 7 months ago 💀
Sacrificed a generation of intelligence, for a moment of mindless strength.
Your comments gave me brain cancer
@@bootyclap69k idk why, it makes sense
@@bootyclap69k sure you have it
@@bootyclap69k aint wrong tho😳
@@Yopiwastaken I meant the first reply, not the comment
“Don’t forget to set your spawn point”
*breaks bed*
But I'm in the nether
@@tonywang1766 then barter for some crying obsidian and mine some glow stone and make a respwwn anchor
The kamikaze pilots are gamers
@@diamondmcgaming2866 im in the end
Whats your favourite ac?
Pilot:"I don't want to die i refuse"
Kamikaze instructor: "are you sure? Try one more time"
there’s also a poem called “kamikaze”
it talks about how the children of a kamikaze fighter were waiting for him to come back, and when he did he was ignored by his family and everyone in the community because that was supposed to be his last flight. Him not dying brought shame to him and his family. However his children still loved him
english gcse power and conflict flashbacks
Nah later they also hated
wtf
Lol I was studying that poem in school during lockdown
Thats messed up
Kamikaze pilot: *survives*
Japanese empire: hoW DarE YoU SuRViVe
The empire: /s
There was perfectly valid reasons for Kamikaze pilots to turn back. The misconception that they only had half a tank of fuel was a myth. They often couldn't find there targets if weather was bad. People who volunteered usually weren't cowards.
Japan: *makes their most skilled and gifted pilots commit suicide*
Also japan: why did we lose?
edit: woah didn't know the comments could recreate the pacific front so accurately
Hehe two gucci boi and man enters Japanese sky
Lol
Ik what a waste.
@@brettdown1521 what a waste of food.
@@pendium998 what
Commander: this will be your final mission you won’t be returning. It will bring your family honor!
Pilot: will you be joining us? It will bring your family honor.
Commander: uhh no but good luck!
The pilot: " Sir, This is the first day of my job."
Commander: It's your last.
Ouuuuu that hurt
Imagine me saying something random on a random comment for no real reason
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
"We're out of Soldiers"
*GIVE ME THE CHILDREN*
Give me a second, I left mine in a sock
@@pepito69 lolll
japan/chinese idk: GIVE ME THE ENTIRE COUNTRYS CHILDREN
Japan kamikaze pilots were mostly untrained teens and some children.
@@hihi-vd4di Jesus Christ
Kamikaze Pilot: *Survives*
Japan: You weren’t suppose to do that
No like this
Japan: No that’s not how you play the game
When they survive they are sent to go again.
You had ONE job!!!! ONE job and you failed!?!??
I would have accepted "so you have chosen death", but that works too.
The kamikaze made a weird sort of sense: Japan had a drastic shortage of trained pilots, and a lavish excess of airframes, so using those would-be pilots to guide missiles did make, as I said, a weird sort of sense.
america: "so we attack them with a strategy.... "
japan: " haha ship go boom"
😂😂
The ships that go boom
Mrewwwwwww boom I am dead
Well I mean obviously the Japanese had strategy they're conclusion just ended with bombing the ship.
And shortly after Hiroshima went boom
I really thought this was going to be about pilots who hit their targets but somehow walked away unharmed.
same
Me as well because I’ve definitely heard stories like that.
I imagined them just parachuting into water when the plane without pilot falls right at americans
If there's any human that can do that they won't be a kamikaze aren't they
Either way the real question was answered in like 30 seconds
Kamikaze pilot: **survives**
The Japanese military: Wait, that's illegal.
eww memes
@@jxsueee.playhouse3724 ewww cringe
If it land on American soil
I went to the Intrepid museum a week ago , and they had a documentary on the kamikaze attacks on the ship...wow, I almost cried
Honor is a culturally specific thing. The Imperial era Japanese believed that surrender was dishonorable and that mercy was for the weak. That's why Allied POWs were treated so harshly, because they had surrendered or were captured alive rather than having fought to the death.
Wrong...Allies were treated harshly because of factual stories about what would happen to the Japanese if captured by the wicked pale-faced devil military...they knew about the internment camps in the USA.
@@ututheavenger not really
@@ututheavenger Not really
@@ututheavenger not really
@@ututheavenger Really?
My grandpa served in WW2 in the pacific, on the U.S.S. Hamlin. He said one time during an attack, a kamikaze zero plane flew like a foot over his head and missed his ship, crashing into the ocean. One of many close calls he had during the war. R.I.P.🙏❤️🇺🇸
My great grandpa Holyoke was on the same ship and shot down kamikazes at the age of 15 he died four years ago in October 🇺🇸
Wow, kamikaze pilots were trying to maximize enemy (aka American) casualties while having the same number of casualties. Glad to hear that he somehow survived.
@@hihi-vd4di thanks but I'm still sad he passed he's actually in some old movies
@@rebelcrump8296 "Old movies" Really?
@@hihi-vd4di yeah like westerns
As a wise stickman once said, “This is the greatest PLAN!”
Ah i see a man of CHARLES as well
@@alexjohnmason7107 yeee
Oh hello
RIP Charles :'(
@@LjCaples wait so im dead
We actually had a really interesting poem about this in an English class of mine. A kamikaze pilot that returned was shunned from society, his own family ignoring his existence. It looked at the thought of what the better way of dying was, living as an invisible entity or literally dying.
gcse english 😨
No〜〜？
もう一度特攻への切符が配られるよ
Kamikaze explained:
1:no parachute
2:door locked
3:no landing gear
4:detonation on any contact
General: Pull the lever and you will fly out.
Also general: ha ha. Crazy glue make boom.
But how did they take off If there's not any landing gears
@@JZS_5329 they take off with the gears and throw it away.
@@flakernn127 no they launch from a larger plane, also there was a different kind that launched on the ground in older retired planes
imagine hitting a bird mid air
surviving ww2 is already impressive imagine surviving the war as a kamikaze
His just built different
@ANNABELL CANNON
In a way, so is surviving any war :p
Commander: “you did place your bed down right?”
Lol
This is absolute gold
The pilot doing boat clutch
I get it, vibeo game. Young men gave their lives for their country and vibeo game!!!!
@@georgewashington8620 Um ACTUALLY it’s video game
When I took Kenpo Karate, the main instructor use to tell us about how his instructor was an Imperial Japanese Pilot who was chosen to be a Kamikaze Pilot.
He never got his chance as he apparently was shot in the legs by the Americans as he tried to get into his plane.
So what you are saying...
That the americans saved his life ?
Pilot: Lives
Pilot: Mission Failed Successfully
*"War doesn't determine who's right, only who's left"*
- Bertrand Russell
Ooh
Doesn't make sense
@@Mike-vo2rp war determines who's left alive
@@Mike-vo2rp how?🤣🤣
@@turuff7114 i meant it doesn't make sense for me
Imagine bringing a doctors note saying you can’t do a kamikaze 😂
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
"my doctor said it's bad for my health"
First case you wish to be medically unfit
@@MINNIE-t3u Its time to stop.
@TurretBox Only if you do the same💕
Japanese: “Im bad at landing planes”
Instructor: “Youre hired”
Flyer: “When do I respawn?”
Operative: “That’s the neat part, you don’t.”
@@M999-x2t *It’s not that deep.* 💀💀💀💀
@@M999-x2t shhhh
You do, you become a spirit (or kami) and live in bliss and happiness as future generations thank you with offerings. Or so it is said.
@@applemauzel *Well, most Japanese militia in that time were not religious or atheist because they followed the bad guy with the square mustache who wanted all his allies to be secular states.*
"Your life is nothing, your honor is everything." - probably zuko at some point
Some point? That was his entire story arc.
@@darkknight5541 Dude he meant he probably said that exact thing at some point in his life.
Bruh zuko literally said honor like 5 times i don't get why everyone says he says it all the time
@@supermariobrosbros6152 because honor is the whole reason for him chasing the avatar
@@supermariobrosbros6152 per episode
"After the 9th attempt, he was executed"
Wait, isn't that a cat's amount of life...
Kamikaze pilots are cats confirm
The girl didn't want to die
So that is how they Invented neko.
@@pelinalwhitestrake3367 yes
Cuz he was a pu-
Jk I’m japanese
Whenever I hear about the story of Kamikazes, my gut always wrenches with fear, and I think about what if I had been born in Japan during those times. I would have to literally die for the country, or else, I would be shamed for the rest of my life! I’d gladly sacrifice myself if I were a Japanese person who was drafted to be a Kamikaze, not in the fear of shame, but in the spirit of how I will bring glory to my family, and my country.
Thinking about it in today’s scenario, if I had to sacrifice myself, in the hopes of the well-being of my country, I would gladly do so, and that is why I have the utmost respect for any country's military personnel, cuz they are literally giving up their lives to protect us, and if there was ever a situation where I am drafted, I would gladly accept my fate.
May God bless the souls of real heroes, the military, the people who give up everything for our wellbeing, and Rest in Peace for the souls of Kamikaze warriors.
Pilot. "Emperor, I've completed my kamikaze mission"
Emperor. "What"
Pilot. "what"
My fav comment ❤
underated comment
When you make max reliability interwar fighter variants in Hearts of Iron IV (the kamikazes would often return from their mission due to the way the reliability stat was handled)
Errr..... there is already a comment saying that..... check the top comment....
@@kozmokramer7398 the og comment was four days ago
They’re just like my dad: they left without ever returning.
sheesh
Mine must love smokes
Dead joke
Funny cuz I never met mine
Many people havent met their dad, it doesnt make you special
Kamikaze pilot:* *survives* *
Commander: *you literally had 1 job*
"What Was It Like to Be a Kamikaze Pilot?" Deadly.
Commander: WAIT HOW ARE YOU NOT DEAD
Pilot: I had a self revive
he won the gulag
@@isitreallyyouuuuuu yes
He was holding a Totem of Undying
This man used an totem of undying
1 up mushroom
How do you train for this?
“Alright now everyone focus, I’m only gonna show you this once”
XD
Unoriginal but funny
They should make a movie about this dude. Trying to kamikaze 3 times and having divine intervention and being on a stranded island for 10 weeks. Thats crazy. Perfect formula for a movie especially knowing the aftermath
That would make a great movie.
Fr
For your information. There is a movie about him
Just Google for His Name and you find
Watch ultraman
@@PoohhNani godzilla minus one
Guy who bailed out 9 times: “Look the target kept diving and my engine sputtered! I didn’t bail” Commander: pulls out pistol*
remember
ww2 American soldiers said the word “baka” unironically
The ww2 US soldiers were the first weebs
Pfp sauce?
@@michaelg8841 Ah yes, Japanese culture being observed in a video about Japanese
Baka mitai?
Baka Bombs
Kamikaze: I'm gonna save japan!! Japan now: Hi guys I'm producing a cartoon called "anime"
*Shameful*
Fun fact: The first anime was created in 1963, Hirohito lived up to 1989, Hirohito might've seen anime.
@@adankmeme651 yes
@@Vareran indeed
@@adankmeme651 yes
Pilot: "Sir, I'm out of ammo!"
Commander: "My boy, you ARE the ammo."
Curb Your Enthusiasm. “He just grazed the ship” hahaha
My great grandfather survived kamikaze twice. He flew twice but he returned both time because of the "divine wind". Then the war ended. My great aunt was very happy.
yay found u
Nice
Kamikaze pilot: "We're changing life."
Commander: *"We're taking lifes."*
Commander: "You will be transported into another world with 100 cute girls"
Ok.. İm Going İn
Sounds like my ex-religion hehe
Me to
*Hops in a6m zero and Fires up Engine*
@@achmaddaru9456 which one
death: did you die as a kamikaze pilot
Takehiko Ena: no i survived
Let's be honest, we would all be that Kamikaze pilot who returned 9 times.
It would be better to live in the wilderness and not return even if it meant I might die on an island, because then my family could still live in honor and peace. But I know a lot about wilderness survival and I’m extremely independent, so I’d probably be fine on my own.
@@DiscoChixify Excellent idea! You're such a freaking genius my friend!👍
@@diegobriseno7395 You're such a freaking comment stealer my friend! 👎
@@DiscoChixify honor would not feed my family.. honor is just a fictional social structure scheme.. that allows people to trample one another..
@@farhanramadhan9717 it doesn't matter when your idea of what honor life and death is taken out of your mind and replaces with what they want you to believe instead and you're forced into a situation with absolutely no freedom and no way out unlike what you have now