The Conflicting Ideologies of Berserk & Vagabond
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I have a feeling that if Berserk was completed, Guts would probably line up with Vagabond's conclusion. He'd find peace in some way. Neither complete submission or endless struggling, don't know what though. Struggling without a destination is just eternal torment. What would Guts have if he did'nt need to struggle anymore?
That would, I'd argue, opposite of what berserk has been about since the start. Berserk heavily borrows from Nietzsche, and like Nietzsche, berserk celebrates life. It doesn't demonify life because of its suffering, but celebrates it and the higher man that has the capability of carve his joy and his way out of that suffering, and the greater the suffering the more it proves the greatness of the man. Guts chooses to go on, he should be dead, that's his destiny, but he chooses to live. Yes their is suffering in his life, a great deal of suffering, but when their is life, suffering would be their too, so would joy. To divorce life of suffering is also the same of divorcing life of joy, and reject life itself is an abuse to whatever is good in the world. Guts fights back against destiny for the things in life he considers good, and also for the sake of what he considers bad, but most importantly, guts chooses life. Their can only be one way in which guts doesn't suffer, that is death, for suffering and joy are sensations, and only death can deprive a man of his sensations.
@@Vajrapani108 Funny that you say that because Nietzsche was inspired by Schopenhauer whom in turn was inspired by Oriental philosophy that makes the most of what Vagabond offers in ideas. One thing don't exclude the other,in the end, both are talking about the same thing. Celebrating life as it is. There is no difference.
@@Vajrapani108 I love this comment, most people take Nietzsche's philosophy as nihilism but they don't get ubermensch.
what vagabond conclusion? 😭😭
@@Vajrapani108 Without negative emotion there would be no positive emotion... is a little too simplistic a statement to credit that to Nietzsche's work. Nietzsche's line of thought is NOT "there is suffering, but there is also happiness." Nietzsche isn't that sort of philosopher. Nietzsche's attitude is moreso; despite the fact that there is suffering, I will live in a way that justifies my life. It's not the same.
The way you're describing your idea, it's as if you're saying people should suffer in order to experience joy. You present the two emotions, positive emotions and negative emotions, as having the same quality/weight/value to them eventually.
I'm not sure it's even true from a scientific perspective.. the idea that we would have no happiness without sadness and/or no sadness without happiness. However, it is possible for people to live with the majority of one and not the other.
If we say the two elements are fundamental and that suffering is justified, it still doesn't explain the decision to choose life over death, for Guts or any of us. Because the suffering is also a hefty part of the package, and it isn't self-evident that Guts or we should pick it just because it has joy in it.. A certain joy that seems masochistic in description; that in order to experience it, you must suffer.
I think Guts' decision to live and survive goes way beyond the ability to experience joy or whatever possible emotion.
It's not about having positive emotion that makes suffering justifiable. I'm not sure there even is a justification for the suffering to begin with. The right way to interpret it is that life simply has suffering, whether you have a rationalization for it or not, suffering is something we have to deal with. That is where the depressing theme of Berserk is possible. The way you're putting it almost glorifies suffering. I don't think that idea is accurate to Berserk.
Well the thing i get is, guts is fighting against destiny, where as Musashi is fighting against his own ego and sense of self. In this way Musashi is similar to pre-eclipse guts, who struggles for the sole reason to "prove" it to his own conscience that he is still a warrior. The difference between both starts from here. And this is where berserks eternal nihilism kicks in, Musashi whenever he is in his lowest, get's helped by someone or something. He finds a shelter, he finds a helping hand, who teach him that their is more to man than his sword. But guts? Whenever he starts to get comfortable, he gets either betrayed by his own friends or by destiny itself. Where as Musashi realises the grandness of life and as be it, "light of the heaven", guts realises the horrors of life, and the "flames of hell". It's not that the two have opposite ideologies, it's the world in which the two exit are different
I don't agree with that. Sure that applies to the Golden age or Lost Children, but by the end of the Millenium Empire, He got several helping hands to the point he realizes that he can't continue his journey with Casca without any help. He would have died several times over without his new party and definitely wouldn't cure Casca either. Both stories revolve around a man defined by the sword finding more to life than just the sword. I would argue the main difference is that with Musashi, he has to accept himself while Guts has to accept others.
@@bananawithaknife I agree with your assessment. Vagabond and Beserk seem to be relatively similar in overall storytelling, but just posed in different environments and contexts. They both are attempting to find and accept themselves in different ways, while still pushing and continuing to survive in the world that they exist in.
Guts definitely still has struggles outside and in to deal with, but that's because he's always on go go go bc the world never gives him a break. Miura writes as the god of the world and as Guts. Inoue writes as Musashi. Musashi was written to be destined to discover himself and find peace through his struggles. Guts is a tragic tale always and I can believe he might not be given a happy ending unfortunately, his life has just always been that sad.
@@spikeboy101 and yet it doesn't even matter what ending he gets because it wasn't for nothing. If we look at it from another perspective guts's ending might be not a happy one and yet everything he went through will not be in vain because he struggled and fought till the end and no matter what I'm pretty sure that it'll be something that he can be happy about. But don't worry he'll get the ending he deserves, it might a bitter sweet ending at that.
well said
The whole farming ark shows that Musashi is trying to be like water, which is a Taoist belief. He also shows that when he suffers, it’s all a part of the flow of life, like a river. The ideas of having no desire and no good and bad is also a Taoist belief.
Vagabond heavily borrows from a lot of eastern philosophies, not just taoism, but from Buddhism and even snipits from Hinduism (yagyus words "if all are the same, then how can one be greater than the other?").
Well said
Berserk follows more of Jungian philosophy (the shadow, individuation, existentialism), sprinkled with a bit of Nietzschean (nature of man, the examination of morals) and rounded out with its more Buddhist/Christian inspirations. Well Vagabond follows more of the eastern Philosophies such as Taoism, well with a more overt use of Buddhism.
matahachi is so individual and show us the nature of man
...yes. analysis accepted
Basically stoicism vs taoism
@@alansbizzareadventures1827 Basically a resilient stoic?
I had someone tell me Berserk was the least philosophical manga ever, just a super gore experience with great art.
I told him I felt pity for his understanding of the masterpiece.
I mean, Berserk has got some of that "let it flow" feeling later on in the story. I dunno, but that panel of Guts' letting go of his urge to kill Griffith, right before getting on the boat, that "just let me rest" look on his face, says a lot. Also, both Musashi and Guts, go through a similar character development, the stoic adventure.
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@@seto7348 Volume 32, Chapter 278: "Setting Sail". That was the last time he lays his eyes upon him (disregarding chapter 364), and instead of pursuing him to death with the Berserker Armor, he rather get his companions to their destiny and have some rest. I saw that as the end, after that, felt like an epilogue... up until the latest chapter, that changed everything.
@@gothlemons thank you
why are you saying that berserk gonna end up like vanguach when it's not stop your favoritsm
Life is about knowing when to struggle and when to flow. Yet ultimately, no matter how much you struggle against the universe, realizing that you *have no enemies*
the big 3 of seinen
I’d say it’s more about adapting at the correct time. When musashi went against the 70 men fighting was definitely the correct choice and where berserk left off going with the flow of life and finding harmony and peace would definitely be the better choice for our gang of characters
Jordan peterson always says “become a monster and learn how to control it. That way a little of the monster can come out if you need it.” We are all supposed to fight but to have true understanding as to why we are fighting. Sometimes u roll with the punches and sometimes u deal them.
Fighting is flowing. It depends on the moment.
If you're playing a game that's challenging but you also find fun. Are you fighting or flowing? What about the moments in which you're frustrated?
Fighting can still be flowing as long as you're aware..
I never thought about those two works having conflicting ideologies. I always thought about both stories as complementary. Berserk is the story of a young man fighting the adversity of an uncaring universe while Vagabond is the story of a young man beating his adversity while growing old in an uncaring universe and coming to terms with that fact. Both stories complement each other yet most young audiences will be able to identify with Guts more since they´re struggling themself, while older audiences may be able to identify with Musashi more given that he achieved what he set out to do and has a more nuanced outlook after doing so.
Your interpretation of the sword is one with heaven and earth is perfect. If you keep seeing the stuff about infinite that is basically saying the same thing about the world of the infinite and having no desire
I'm still very confused about the "I am infinite" quote. Is it something to do about existing with life itself? My best guess is that it's something to do with Buddhism,but I myself don't know.
@@LoreleisLapras it's similar to the Buddhist teaching of non-self, but mushahis version is more akin to, i should say Yagyus version are more akin to Hinduism than buddhism, as it's not "I don't exist, this one is the same as the world", it's more "I and the world are same"
@@Vajrapani108 In'lakesh basically, if you are familiar with the term.
I have realized something. The philosophy of each is represented through their art work, with Vagabond having a "flowy" and softer (?) art style, being that of freedom, where it teaches you to understand that destiny is preordained to you, wether it be by the heavens or not, all you can do is to accept, because when you do so, you truly become free. However, Berserk is that of the opposite, where its drawn with bold, rigid lines which partners well to the dark, gruesome fantastical story it tells. Its more pessimistic and takes on the idea of nihilism; you must fight, and carve out your own destiny. It is rejection of preordained fate, and that you must take control of issues with a tight grip, and fight, as man was made to fight. The bold lines and overly detailed panels gives the impression of struggle and that issues must be resolved head on, whilst with vagabond, be free and content with what life throws at you, and accept suffering as part of life.
i like how you articulate it and i've got the same impression as well. well said.
I just bought the first Volume of Vagabond and I'm so hype to start this! Great video btw 😀
yoo me too :)
You might be confused, when I say musashi and guts are the same.even though one flow’s and the other fight’s, they’re doing the same thing. Musashi wants to be invincible but soon realises it’s all meaningless but tries anyway by flowing through suffering but still fights. Guts wants revenge and a purpose to live but also realised he’s probably not going to get it, even still be continues to fight by flowing through the pain of his inevitable failure. This resembles yin and Yang somehow with there being fight in the flow and flow in the fight. But still they are contempt with their futile attempt at greatness and get back. As Albert Camus puts it “the struggle toward the heights is enough to fill a man’s heart”
I understand fight but I don't get flow
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Berserk is more mainstream than I thought I almost never hear people talk about Vagabond
Yes berserk has become mainstream but that doesn't make it less amazing, tho i much prefer vagabond.
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I gravitate towards Guts because he reminds me of Kratos and Wolverine (2 of my favorite characters ever). All are badasses with animalistic brutality in the name of revenge caused by some tragic past trauma. All have lost loved ones and are looking for some sort of answers or escape from their nightmares.
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I had the worst year last year with my nephew having an OD & a friend killing themselves. Being in that negative headspace lead me to getting arrested one day. As I sat in my cell; I meditated and told myself I would fix my life once I got out. Currently I am still on that path and still growing. I've had to let go of those death and realize; rather than holding onto what was, I had to learn and smile the chance I had to be with them.
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Berserk's different because it's just always been a revenge story. We've caught glimpses of Gut's character and his thoughts, but he's only ever "Changed" because of casca. Whereas Musashi came to this realization on his own, and went through several arcs that showed his reflection and he had to deal with it or ignore it. We don't get that much in Berserk because the path of aggression is basically justified. In Vagabond it shows us that the true way of the warrior is the path of least resistance, similar to Vinland Saga.
Vinland saga is og
Dorohedoro has the message that being silly goofy is the way
I agree! Ima have to read that then
both musashi and guts change along the way of their journey its amazing to see
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I think he’d get more very quickly if he came out with more videos.
My 2 favorite reads in one video I love it
Keep going. It’s high-quality.
ngl thought this was gonna be a deep dive but instead it was half insightful and half memes. I'm sorta all for it
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absurdism vs existentialism
how is either absurdist? i’m studying Camus so enlighten me but i just don’t see it in either works
@@CaptainSinclair trudging forward relentlessly in the face of absolute despair, while being totally lucid of the probable meaninglessness of your labors. it's peak existential defiance. i believe he even puts it as 'Rebelling against the Gods and fate', or something along those lines in The Myth of Sisyphus.
this inherent absurdity should be dealt with revolt, not literal or philosophical suicide. You know Guts' destiny. but he goes on swinging his sword. in an act of revolt in the face of an unintelligible world devoid of God and eternal truths or values.
@@cyberdoofinator7827 guts being sisyphus in this case i suppose, yeah fair enough cheers mate
I feel like the difference between berserk and vagabond is the following.
Berserk/guts is struggling, you struggle against everything life or god throws at you. You keep going no matter how bad everything it gets, give it your all. Dont give up.
You choose your destiny and who you are as a person.
Vagabond/musashis lesson is quite different but is still similair in a lot of ways id say. Vagabond is about struggling, always improving yourself. Finding yourself, what it truly means to be you/strong. Sometimes you have to fight, sometimes you have to try something completely different to find out what it truly means to be you. You are free.
Vagabond is about Musashi's development. It's about finding ones true meaning and it celebrates life. Vagabond's world is dangerous yet looks peaceful. While berserk is just pure hell.
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did read abit of vagabond , sadly didn't go through it that much but i will pick it up again , so far the only mangas i've read have been berserk and vinland saga , both of which i adore and love the story very much
This was good. I watch/follow alot of anime UA-cam channels and you have potential. I'd say spend another 2-5min on the philosophy differences and it would be on par.
3:20 For me, the main reason why I struggled to get into Berserk was actually that I *couldn’t* relate to Guts. People’s experiences affect their outlook on life and which characters they relate to.
if you think about Musashi could be a continuation of Guts' journey as a struggler. what happens when you realize the epiphany that fighting can lead to the flow of life, and the brief periods of peace in between.
what?
I strive to flow with the will of God, and fight against the Darkness.
Which God
My first two manga, nothing has felt like these
try "shamo" out if you havent read yet
ngl vagabond ideology is more completed and convincing and i do think if berserk was continued it would end up with vagabond's ideology, cause we all saw how bad gut's condition had gotten in the last chapter and tbh if gut chose to continue his journey, i can't imagine it would get him anywhere other than failure, the mission's just simply impossible, and then he would come to an ideology similar to vagabond, that chapter hit me similar to how mushashi fought 70 swordmens and realize this wont get him anywhere, the problem is, i feel like theres just no ending that could fit berserk no matter what the result of his journey were, it feels like miura died on purpose so that he could keep berserk clean
I fully believe Guts would've had to die for that ending to be satisfying. There's no other way for Guts story arc to be complete, he would have nothing left to struggle for and it wouldn't fit his character or his story to give up. I fully believe we would've gotten the bittersweet ending of Guts sacrificing himself and or we would've gotten the darkest ending possible where guts dies and realizes it was all futile
@@tyrellwhite8993 With his assistants telling us we would get a good ending. I doubt futility.
Truth be told, the Futile ending would work if the story was done by now.
But at this point. Even Miura probably realised that with so many people waiting for the next chapter, he can't just give a futile ending.
So a Sacrifice ending would have been the goal. Yes, he won't have a happy life with Casca but he does keep her safe for good.
@@tyrellwhite8993 I think "realizing it's all futile" is the exact opposite of the message of berserk. If Berserk were to take anything from Vagabond, I think it would be the concept of flowing like water. Water can be calm, but it can also crash. It's both immensely dangerous and immeasurably peaceful. I think this is what would lie at the end of Guts' arc. Some things in life require a righteous anger, others a calm and steady heart. Guts also is finding purpose in his group and casca, and once one's purpose is found, nothings really futile.
@@sqwid12 Yeah I fully agree, I was just saying thats the darkest possible ending lmao
@@tyrellwhite8993 oh shit I misread your comment, my bad lol
It is a pretty interesting video but I disagree on the idea that both are different, I find them to be rather...same in nature. Why I say that? Well, because both preech, at the core, the same thing: Celebrate life, as it is, with all its struggles, with all the bad it has to offer and the good. Guts, despite all that he goes through, never losses sight of his hope, of what he wants to achieve, of his loved one. Sure, one could argue that Berserk is a story about vengeance since Guts want to have revenge on Griffith...but is it though? Slowly he starts to become more friendly, finds other partners along their way after that trauma and...becomes kinder, his inner conflict, that also made him in conflict with the world, vanishing, ever so slowly. (Kinda similar to Musashi's story no?). In the end, "only true strong man are kind."
Would guts get revenge on Griffith if he could?
But as you would know, Berserk is about aiming for a visceral idea with dedication.
Vagabond is about something else.
@@GrubKiller436 Musashi was trying to be invincible under the sun.He had a goal just like guts.Later on, he realided its just a word.Same with guts' revenge idea imo.
@@seto7348 no it isin't
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The thing is you can't flow without struggling real hard first. To transcend the ego, one first must have a real solid ego. The strength required to really, honestly, sincerely surrender (and not out of tiredness, or hypocrisy, or cowardice) is immense. That's why we need to build up to that strength by fighting relentlessly for something that we consider is worth fighting for. And if we don't let ourselves struggle and suffer, forget flowing, we'd be pretty miserable.
It really comes down the complexity of every humans life. There is no 1 advice for everyone. Some of us have to Flow to get to where we need to be. Some of us have to Fight.
Please make a video about the philosophy in Vagabond
It is taoism
@@flow628 what does flowing mean
They both do line up a lot, but I don't think the ideologies are heavily contrasted as much as the circumstances the characters are in are slightly different, and so the characters can approach life differently. Guts doesn't have any alternative but to struggle - giving up is the wrong thing to do in his situation. Dope vid though
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I’ve read up to the 18th volume of Berserk, and I’ve ordered volume 1 of vagabond, I’m incredibly happy with Berserk, it’s by far the best manga I’ve ever read, and I’ve read Naruto, Tokyo ghoul, dragon ball z, demon slayer, and one piece just to name a few. I’ve also been very, very interested in vagabond
Any progression with Vagabond? My experience reading Vagabond is that it was a great read. For Berserk, I'm at the 33 volume and it's still an intriguing read.
@@shonenfanboy1943 Sadly, I haven’t had much time to read it, I’ve gotten about 2/3 through the first “Vizbig” volume, so about 2 regular volumes in. And I’ve got to say, it’s very good, the story is intriguing and interesting, and the characters aren’t stale. Definitely a good read so far, the second “Vizbig” Volume is on its way, and I hope I have more time to finish the first one!
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Haven't read vagabond yet but berserk is absolutely top tier. It's so good I even got my mom to read it haha
I have read both. And if you're still deciding whether you should give Vagabond a try then yes you should definitely read it. One of the best storywise and believe me it's a little above berserk in art style(I mean don't get me wrong both are God tier artworks) but it's true vagabond can't be animated cuz of 2 reasons it's action and art style. Overall it's a good read but it's not finished the mangaka quit it just before the conclusion of the story but thankfully we know what happens
Berserk is about death and how we fight against it, and Vagabond is about life and how we can embrace it.
Berserk is about death and how we fight against it. We all know that feeling. That looming heat down the back of our necks as some eventual event is going to happen. The burning sensation of stress. The burden of worry we bear and can't discard. The only thing we're left with is action. We must take action. It's the straight path against our obstacle. We fight.
This feeling is most understood universally intuitively. But the philosophy of acceptance of the present moment is not.
The philosophy that we are creating our own suffering is not an intuitive insight to see, it's an epiphany that has to be realized.
im a vagabond through and through. though i need some fight from time to time. rip kentarou miura
"artistic magnum oppai" is a 3-word combination that I will probably never hear again on my entire life
It's definitely a cycle. Sometimes flow is better than fight and vice versa. Every time I've fought it got to a point where digging deep for willpower didn't help me and I just surrendered to the flow instead. Those moments made me believe in destiny more too. You can steer the ship, but you don't control the waves
two of the best drawn and written works of fiction in the past century ez. also check out guin saga, miura’s inspiration for beserk.
I liked this video purely for the copy right free beatboxing
Bro......if i sent this video to someone and asked him to guess the number of your subscribers..... I'm almost sure he would say 100 thousand.
I mean your videos are underrated as i see it's quality.
Holy. Nice intro.
also are you gonna do more vidoes , your pretty good at this
yes hopefully this wasnt a fluke heh
I suppose you were right when you said that it depends. Why struggle and try achieving something more when you already have a nice job making 6 figures, have a few true friends and a loving family? But if you you have none of that and just a broke college student, then I would say that’s when you should start cosplaying guts and work your ass off. In the end, It’s a matter of what your goals are and what makes your life joyful.
Berserk, Vagabond Masterpieces but Vinland Saga Contraventian idk or isn't made for me
Both are valid IMO. Some people are simply born aggressive, they need a drive and a goal. Some are content living in peace and tranquility or having little to nothing.
Why not having a combination of both?
Having a drive,but ultimately being content by what you are or can achieve.
It's unfortunate that these two masterclass mangas will never finish, but i feel like they are the same in a way, as Guts is struggling against something he will never win against, i have a feeling he will be contempt with his situation and live his life following the flow of life the best he could. SOmething abit like musashi is trying to, atleast in my
interpretation
No berserk will finish as miura's friend and assistants have resumed it but vagabond might not be completed
I dont want to sound rude but the video feels like is a fantastic introduction for an esaay, more than a full esaay by itself, It feels like you just presented the topic and made a very superficial comparassion of the two without actually having a thesis, beyond these two manga are different wich seem kinda lackluster idk if thats what you were going for but It just felt incomplete
Pd: sorry if this wasn't a very clear explanation, english its not my first language
I hear ya, I appreciate the criticism
bro your English is incredible, the fact that it isn't your first language and that it is clear is amazing, and I wish that I had your abilities in language.
@@CaptainSinclair Just means there's room for your hour long follow up! 👍
Nice
Vagabond👌
Both are amazing, but there are not the only mangas I read.
If anyone sees this, don’t snitch!
Not liked you can't use both of them at the same time, like the stoic way or something.
What's the music at 4:30
Vagabond the best read of my life so fare.
Water can Flow or it can crash
Mmm yes I love unfinished mangas
But there's a BIG difference between Guts and Musashi characters... guts is driven by deep hatred and actually have a good reason to fight actually guts got no other option but to fight since he's branded
and the fact that berserk is more compeling since guts had worse upgrining that murashi and the fact that two of them had difrent purporse in life
I like vagabond not more but because it's philosophy , way of plot feels different and pretty unusual for other manga in my opinion
For me it feels like an unfinished Kurosawa film
@@saldzbob9972 yeah ahaha, I guess you're right now that you put it that way but I admit it just has that finnesse to it ya know?
Dex vs. Strength
From solely from an Artistic View point i'd say vagabond is Superior
now now hear me out..
Taking Musashis Fight with the 70 Yoshiokas and Guts with.. well considering Guts's daily life, ok i mean his 100 man fight as an example, Inoue is able to convey what Musashi is feeling during the Fight better than Miura. his emotions his thoughts after every stroke is being conveyed better and his desperation to end it all is better seen, yes Miura is able to convey but its more the situation around guts than what Guts himself is going thru. thats why Musashi is said to be a better written charecter. cause Inoue was desperate day after day in conveying how musashi felt during each and every scene.
Berserk is a lot better as it goes on, the first few volumes were ok and I debated going further. I’ve read all of Vinland saga so far, going to start reading blade of the immortal after berserk. Really want to read Vagabond but I can’t find it online anywhere.
Dude just google it 💀
Vagabond
what was the music from the outro with the girl singing?
Musashi is who Guts would have eventually become had it not been for the events of the Eclipse
Guts is who Musashi would have eventually become had it not been for the monk Takuan
The plural of magnum opus is magna opera.
that’s even better than oppai
berserk and vagabond both the greatest manga ever i see
Thank you for complimenting my taste
Does anyone know what the song at 4:18 is??
ua-cam.com/video/Qn_HrxKlT-8/v-deo.html i was looking for it too
What is that song that plays on 4:25 ?
I only finish berserk not vagabond😢
Vagabond is about Taoism. I don’t know about berserk yet
It has a mix of Buddhism too,since the real Musashi was very fond of the Buddha.
Existentialism