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During Japan's Occupation of Korea(1901-1945), Korean arts like Taekkyeon were banned. So, a lot of Koreans had to learn arts like Shotokan and other styles of Karate which were brought back as Tang Soo Do, and the later divergent Taekwondo. That's how you got the Pyung Ahn series of forms. Pyung Ahn is just Pinan in Korean. "Naebojim" is really Naihanchin or Tekki. "Bal-Sek" is Bassai or Passai. If you remember in the original Karate Kid series, Miyagi-sensei mention "my ancestor, go fishing, have too much Sake, end up in China". And it's not just a movie story - Uechi Ryu, Goju Ryu, and to a lesser degree, my first style Shorin Ryu all refer back to China. Many Okinawans originally called Karate " To De" meaning "Tang (China) Hand. Funakoshi re-arranged and renamed Karate to make it famous for mainland Japan, who was fighting with China at the time(almost any karate historian, from the more youtube-friend Jesse Enkamp to the more solidly academic Patrick McCarthy, can confirm this). Tang Soo Do refers back to the Tang Hand. The REAL founders of Tang Soo Do included Won Kuk Lee, Hwang Kee, and Chun Sang Sup who studied under Funakoshi-sensei, Yoon Byung-In who studied under Shudokan founder Toyama Kanken, and Ro Byung Jik who studied Shotokan as well (can't find his teacher.) if you look at Dae Un's fighting style, it has kicks the flow into locks and throws which may suggest a Hapkido influence. Hapkido, again, is a collaborative effort that included the mix of Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu Choi Yong Sool learned from Takeda Sokaku with traditional Taekkyeon.
@@junjun_8070 most sources cite Funakoshi,along with other masters like Kenwa Mabuni and others. that's why almost every other Karate style that either came from Okinawa or their founders went back to learn from Okinawa through the Shuri and Tomari lineage has the old names including there forms Pinan, Naihanchin, Passai, Kusanku, Wanshu, Seisan, etc - while it's mostly Shotokan Funakoshi's (granted there are others lineage where you get names of both the art and the forms both renamed and more (not gonna go into that in-depth, just sufficed to say funakoshi re-ordered them to fit the level of importance for Shotokan style. you can usually look up the Pinan series from almost,all of the other styles and people will automatically cry "It's in the wrong order Q.Q). So, Pinan became Heian, Naihanchin became Tekki, Passai became Bassai, Kusanku got knocked down to Kanku, Wanshu became Enpi, and Seisan became Hangetsu. And again, he and other masters had to move towards more Japanese sounding names to help it grow on the mainland.
@@squidwardtortellini4491 probably none of the real life Tang Soo Do lineages aren't that flat out...for lack of a better phrase, outright dickish. if there WAS a Korean master known for having more of a "rough edge" to his training, it was Choi Bae Dal - better known as Oyama Masutatsu, founder of Kyokushin. But Kyokushin's rough edge is more aggression on how to push forward despite obstacles than to outright make someone's life miserable. Other masters like Motobu Choki and William K.S Chow were both reportedly known for picking fights to test their skills in the street and being tough on their students, but neither of their arts were made with the mindset of actively bullying and showing no mercy if not threatened and endangered first.
I think its super cool that Anthony is proving himself an able member of the team, but not necessarily as a fighter. I love that they are letting him use his intellect in tandem with karate principles to solve problems. Shows a lot of character development even from last season.
The magazine cover was Easter eggs to the show. Tung Soo Do, according to the show is the foundation of Cobra Kai style. The funny egg technique is that chosen was doing with the students.
Tang/Dang soo do is the foundation of their style. As in the Tang Dynasty where karate’s Chinese roots are. The magazine which is written in ridiculously simple Japanese doesn’t say that though - it clearly says Tensoodo. This seems to represent the sound of 댄스도 from Korean, “the way of dancing” which goes well with the aikidō picture and the hot Korean Australian actress’s kokyū nage breath throw . . .
This why yours are my favorite Cobra Kai reactions. Only through you could I learn that Sekai Taikai means World Championships. And a lot of what the Brochure says. Kudos!
HAHA i think the magazine has a bunch of easter eggs or foreshadowing for anyone who translates it!! judging especially from the egg protection part..which was what Chozen was teaching at Miyagi-do
soo that magazine cover at 11:34 is alot like the old karate / black belt magazines i used to read. the cover rads like . the articles that are inside. ( and the eggf practice is an easter egg! for what chozen just did)
That wouldn't make sense as he's Shotokan and not Goju-ryu. It'd be more fitting for him to just appear as another sensei or competitor in the Sekai Taikai
8:01 American professional mixed martial artist Tyron woodley also Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson can be seen in the background he is a karate and mix martial artist champion
also, like below, SO very happy you are publishing these so quickly. :) i finished 9 by Saturday night and watched 10 Sunday Morning. Feels great to watch the highlights with you so quickly.
I can't help but laugh at the way that Chozen is taking down the students. Also, at least Miguel and Sam are still talking. A year ago, she wanted nothing to do with him.
I’d love to hear your perspective on the Cobra Kai methodology. Kreese and Silver were taught their style in order to survive in a war. Do you think that’s a bad thing? And now Kreese is in prison, able to defend himself even as an old man (I know it is far-fetched, but the entire show is haha). In life or death situations, is Cobra Kai truly bad? When I watch this show, I find myself siding with their martial arts approach because they needed it, and they want to pass that knowledge on. Yes of course kids should not learn it, but… as long as it’s not used for bullying, I find it to be practical to help you survive if needed. I know the whole thing is silly, but I’d still love to hear your comments on that as a modern martial arts practitioner from Japan. Thanks! Keep up the great work on your videos.
There is nothing wrong with that karate magazine. I was buying those kind of magazines when I was a child. I think karate is an umbrella term for those magazines. One page there is karate the other page aikido the other page kung fu or Korean martial arts, and things like that. But it’s great you are translating everything 😊
So I don't think the sekai taikai is a karate tournament I think it might be a Martial arts tournament and that's why it's talking about and showing different martial arts like tang soo do and aikido
It's pretty interesting how "karate" has become an umbrella term for various Asian martial arts. In the US there are a fair amount of schools that are called "karate dojos" but the curriculum has nothing to do with Japanese/Okinawan karate. Instead, they focus more on martial acrobatics and "modern forms". I'm not sure who's influence lead this all to happen, but I think it's pretty weird it all ended up like this.
It's not just Karate, either. Some places use Jiu Jitsu as a catch-all for grappling arts, or for mixed training that includes wrestling techniques not original to Jiu Jitsu
I think the "magazine" was intended to have some fun "Easter Eggs" rather than be a realistic (fake) magazine: The origins of Teng Su Do (I am spelling that wrong) and "the fun egg game" are references to this season. While I get your perspective they probably needed another native speaker to give it a once-over, as compared to the typical Western show, it shows at least some effort. (The average Western show, if they need a fictional Japanese magazine cover, will either have something an intern ran through Google translate, or, even worse, English words printed using a "fortune cookie" font (a font for English letters that looks "Asian"). (And TBF, English writing I've seen on some anime has much the same problem unless the localization team was very on the ball.)
200 japanese characters, WHOLE magazine is probably in Japanese, (in theory), but for TV, they put WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP on the cover .... Hilarious !! :D
The Maneki Neko has two variations, a right hand and a left hand moving, right? One for good luck and one for bad luck, am I right? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
If you hadn't done it already, it would be very interesting to know how many real karate masters were lost on Okinawa during WWII. I seen some were said to have gone abroad, but it's said many were last in WWII. It'd be good to know the facts.
11:43 That looks like a magazine, so it would make sense, and on top it looks like it says 10,000FP which looks like it's the cost of the magazine or something.. I dunno what FP is. It's definitely not yen. But all the writing is Japanese.. Typical Hollywood stuff :)
That is a lot of contradiction, indeed. The way it was written and placed looks like they just found the words through translation, common quote generator and random pics. Sekai Taikai is basically WKF now though.
@@iiiduncaniii yes but about the writing, it's a bit off. If you know the Japanese characters, you would see that most of them were written by someone or something that isn't proficient in the language.
why did you skip over the best part of the episode, where Kreese and Silver were training with Master Kim Sung Yung? Yet you took time to critique a martial arts magazine that might dare to include information about other martial arts.
Damm dude after you ridicularize the karate magazine I subscribbed and became your fan, I realized how much laugh I can do watching USA writting japanese by watching your review.
Why your reaction videos are getting worse? I mean your reactions great 😅👏🏻 but videos are changing. First additional music came then video has speed up, it’s difficult to watch this way. Is it because of copyright?
learn what characters say in their foreign language please make a list of all of the Japanese or Okinawan phrases or sentences that they use in the show is what I find funny they have English captions that are readable apparently Korean words that are readable nothing for Okinawan or Japanese but we can read you have tic tok
The egg traing is no different than training with a mouth full of water which helps you to control your breathing. No disrespect I don't agree with so of the stuff you say but in other ways you are very knowledgeable. What rank are you I've asked a few times
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"Lets learn the funny egg practice" at 11:28 was actually the training method that Chozen was doing at Miyagi-do.
I had my suspicions that that entire magazine was an Easter egg. No pun intended. :)
@@weepingscorpion8739 Also it cost way too much. Almost $100 USD in 2022.
Plus “egg” supposedly means absolute beginners or rookies in Japanese, and only in Japanese. I’m surprised our Yusuke didn’t mention that.
@@zero9112 Live in Japan in early 80s, was closer to 300 yen to the dollar back then, but that is still insane at $33, lol
During Japan's Occupation of Korea(1901-1945), Korean arts like Taekkyeon were banned. So, a lot of Koreans had to learn arts like Shotokan and other styles of Karate which were brought back as Tang Soo Do, and the later divergent Taekwondo. That's how you got the Pyung Ahn series of forms. Pyung Ahn is just Pinan in Korean. "Naebojim" is really Naihanchin or Tekki. "Bal-Sek" is Bassai or Passai. If you remember in the original Karate Kid series, Miyagi-sensei mention "my ancestor, go fishing, have too much Sake, end up in China". And it's not just a movie story - Uechi Ryu, Goju Ryu, and to a lesser degree, my first style Shorin Ryu all refer back to China. Many Okinawans originally called Karate " To De" meaning "Tang (China) Hand. Funakoshi re-arranged and renamed Karate to make it famous for mainland Japan, who was fighting with China at the time(almost any karate historian, from the more youtube-friend Jesse Enkamp to the more solidly academic Patrick McCarthy, can confirm this). Tang Soo Do refers back to the Tang Hand. The REAL founders of Tang Soo Do included Won Kuk Lee, Hwang Kee, and Chun Sang Sup who studied under Funakoshi-sensei, Yoon Byung-In who studied under Shudokan founder Toyama Kanken, and Ro Byung Jik who studied Shotokan as well (can't find his teacher.) if you look at Dae Un's fighting style, it has kicks the flow into locks and throws which may suggest a Hapkido influence. Hapkido, again, is a collaborative effort that included the mix of Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu Choi Yong Sool learned from Takeda Sokaku with traditional Taekkyeon.
So which tang soo do founder do you think most represents Kim sung Yung if I may ask?
I'm pretty sure it was Itosu Anko who changed the name from toudi to karate, not Funakoshi.
And 1592
@@junjun_8070 most sources cite Funakoshi,along with other masters like Kenwa Mabuni and others. that's why almost every other Karate style that either came from Okinawa or their founders went back to learn from Okinawa through the Shuri and Tomari lineage has the old names including there forms Pinan, Naihanchin, Passai, Kusanku, Wanshu, Seisan, etc - while it's mostly Shotokan Funakoshi's (granted there are others lineage where you get names of both the art and the forms both renamed and more (not gonna go into that in-depth, just sufficed to say funakoshi re-ordered them to fit the level of importance for Shotokan style. you can usually look up the Pinan series from almost,all of the other styles and people will automatically cry "It's in the wrong order Q.Q). So, Pinan became Heian, Naihanchin became Tekki, Passai became Bassai, Kusanku got knocked down to Kanku, Wanshu became Enpi, and Seisan became Hangetsu. And again, he and other masters had to move towards more Japanese sounding names to help it grow on the mainland.
@@squidwardtortellini4491 probably none of the real life Tang Soo Do lineages aren't that flat out...for lack of a better phrase, outright dickish. if there WAS a Korean master known for having more of a "rough edge" to his training, it was Choi Bae Dal - better known as Oyama Masutatsu, founder of Kyokushin. But Kyokushin's rough edge is more aggression on how to push forward despite obstacles than to outright make someone's life miserable. Other masters like Motobu Choki and William K.S Chow were both reportedly known for picking fights to test their skills in the street and being tough on their students, but neither of their arts were made with the mindset of actively bullying and showing no mercy if not threatened and endangered first.
I think its super cool that Anthony is proving himself an able member of the team, but not necessarily as a fighter. I love that they are letting him use his intellect in tandem with karate principles to solve problems. Shows a lot of character development even from last season.
The magazine cover was Easter eggs to the show. Tung Soo Do, according to the show is the foundation of Cobra Kai style. The funny egg technique is that chosen was doing with the students.
Tang/Dang soo do is the foundation of their style. As in the Tang Dynasty where karate’s Chinese roots are. The magazine which is written in ridiculously simple Japanese doesn’t say that though - it clearly says Tensoodo. This seems to represent the sound of 댄스도 from Korean, “the way of dancing” which goes well with the aikidō picture and the hot Korean Australian actress’s kokyū nage breath throw . . .
So happy you’re coming out with these reactions so quickly.
Hope he's getting the proper sleep cuz god damn. 😅
@@MokeSumUp He may have hired an editor, in which case the reaction wouldn't have taken him personally much longer than watching the show.
As a aïkido trainee I want to thanks you for each time you recognize a technique as aikido technique.
6:52 Vintage Chozen when he was destroying Miyagi's place in Japan with the same weapon in KK2
This why yours are my favorite Cobra Kai reactions. Only through you could I learn that Sekai Taikai means World Championships. And a lot of what the Brochure says. Kudos!
10:10 that's the flying kick Miyagi taught Julie in the Monastery in Next Karate Kid
It's called the grass hopper kick and no it's not it. Julie did it from a praying mantis stance. Attention to detail Kenny did a flying high kick
HAHA i think the magazine has a bunch of easter eggs or foreshadowing for anyone who translates it!! judging especially from the egg protection part..which was what Chozen was teaching at Miyagi-do
I was rolling my eyes with Chozen when they didn't know what Rei meant lol. One of the most basic things a Karateka will ever learn.
I love your comments and karate connections is like seeing a director cut’s version !
"Let's learn the funny egg practice!" 😂
Or "interesting (omoshiroi) egg practice."
Funny how that egg exercise was mentioned in the magazine Terry gave Kreese.
10:38 i knew you was going to cover this lol
I'm guessing the "let's learn the funny egg practice that protects everybody" is an Easter egg (literally) 🥚 about Chozen's lesson.
soo that magazine cover at 11:34 is alot like the old karate / black belt magazines i used to read. the cover rads like . the articles that are inside. ( and the eggf practice is an easter egg! for what chozen just did)
Chosen is my favorite character. He trained the way I would want to be, the old way. You learn lessons other than just the martial arts.
That magazine feels like just a general martial arts magazine that Terry got really obsessed with.
Thank you! Loved the breakdown of the magazine cover.
I love how Chozen kept giving them clues about sticking together.
"you sing lonely song"
3:15 Even Waku hates Kyler haha
Whoa another one up so quickly! Also, can’t wait to start classes! I’m signing up.
The Valley is supposed to have an unusually active karate culture in this universe.
If Yusuke is not in season 6 as a Miyagi descendant, we riot. Who's in?
That wouldn't make sense as he's Shotokan and not Goju-ryu. It'd be more fitting for him to just appear as another sensei or competitor in the Sekai Taikai
@@nkopanelesedilebona9227 I name you Buzz. Buzz Killington.
8:01 American professional mixed martial artist Tyron woodley also Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson can be seen in the background he is a karate and mix martial artist champion
7:39 thanks for teaching me how to break an egg sensei I can finally eat now 🙏
For a split second I was taking him serious lmao
I love your reaction because you were able to tell us what the magazine said.
Love this series!
I never knew about egg in hand trick until you mentioned it !
Would have loved to see reaction to ending but hey, gotta love crazy grandpa Naruto running at you like a nut! Terrifying
also, like below, SO very happy you are publishing these so quickly. :) i finished 9 by Saturday night and watched 10 Sunday Morning. Feels great to watch the highlights with you so quickly.
@ 1:10 that is a throat strike from a form or poomsae Koryo(Korea) 1st degree Blackbelt I urge you to look for it here on youtube Very complex form
I can't help but laugh at the way that Chozen is taking down the students.
Also, at least Miguel and Sam are still talking. A year ago, she wanted nothing to do with him.
9:45 I listened again, he indeed said "礼", the subtitle was wrong.
I'm unaware if you know it or someone else pointed it out but Sensei Odel is played by Tyron Woodley, UFC fighter.
I’d love to hear your perspective on the Cobra Kai methodology. Kreese and Silver were taught their style in order to survive in a war. Do you think that’s a bad thing? And now Kreese is in prison, able to defend himself even as an old man (I know it is far-fetched, but the entire show is haha). In life or death situations, is Cobra Kai truly bad? When I watch this show, I find myself siding with their martial arts approach because they needed it, and they want to pass that knowledge on. Yes of course kids should not learn it, but… as long as it’s not used for bullying, I find it to be practical to help you survive if needed. I know the whole thing is silly, but I’d still love to hear your comments on that as a modern martial arts practitioner from Japan. Thanks! Keep up the great work on your videos.
well if you look at it for silvers perspective those teachings changed him from a skinny little coward to the badass he is now
The language on the magazine at the end seems more like an Easter egg than them trying to make sense with what was on it
I think the magazine is supposed to be an Easter egg or the trivia from the show not necessarily about Karate in general
in one of the episodes in cobra kai season 5,you can see cobra kai doing a pattern from taekwondo called koryo
The black guy is a real ufc mma fighter . His name is Tyron woodley
I study Tang Soo Do, Taekwondo and MMA. I noticed that here, in America, they call almost every, if not every martial arts.... "Karate"
Sensei Odell is actually a retired ufc champion, his name is Tyron woodley
Squishing an egg is hard depending on how you do it. The way Chozen did it is not hard, but in a vertical way is really hard.
There is nothing wrong with that karate magazine. I was buying those kind of magazines when I was a child. I think karate is an umbrella term for those magazines. One page there is karate the other page aikido the other page kung fu or Korean martial arts, and things like that. But it’s great you are translating everything 😊
Cobra Kai never DIES!!!!!!!!
The strike looked like a ridgehand, you're pretty much striking with the base of your wrist
That was Tyrone Woodley in that scene. A UFC fighter
Bro chozens a cool guy. And how he loves his sais
COBRA KAI NEVER DIES ILL ALWAYS BE COBRA KAI
Cobra Kai for Life
You don't need the thumb trick to break an egg with your hand...I learned pretty quickly that an egg isn''t very hard to squeeze til bursting....
Chozen is my favorite character I hope he's around forever
Great vid!
3:19 ROFL i died when he said that... Kyler will always be acting like this into his 30's
I honestly can't take Kyler seriously sometimes when I know his actor is in his 30s xD
1:49 That's interesting. Is that only in Japan or other Asian countries? I've always seen that in many Chinese food restaurants here in America.
10.23 Tyrone Woodley mix martial artist, ex UFC champion. heck of an athlete.
He sucks he got tko by Paul in a boxing match 😅
So I don't think the sekai taikai is a karate tournament I think it might be a Martial arts tournament and that's why it's talking about and showing different martial arts like tang soo do and aikido
Sometimes Netflix translations are incorrect at times.
Isn't there a Yugioh card called, Neko Mane King? And the monster is a Cat in that exact Pose?
They are. All in a way different forms of karate
It's pretty interesting how "karate" has become an umbrella term for various Asian martial arts. In the US there are a fair amount of schools that are called "karate dojos" but the curriculum has nothing to do with Japanese/Okinawan karate. Instead, they focus more on martial acrobatics and "modern forms". I'm not sure who's influence lead this all to happen, but I think it's pretty weird it all ended up like this.
I had a coworker who's wife did karate. The Dojo she attended was just called Family Karate. I don't actually know what style it was.
It's not just Karate, either. Some places use Jiu Jitsu as a catch-all for grappling arts, or for mixed training that includes wrestling techniques not original to Jiu Jitsu
I think the "magazine" was intended to have some fun "Easter Eggs" rather than be a realistic (fake) magazine: The origins of Teng Su Do (I am spelling that wrong) and "the fun egg game" are references to this season. While I get your perspective they probably needed another native speaker to give it a once-over, as compared to the typical Western show, it shows at least some effort. (The average Western show, if they need a fictional Japanese magazine cover, will either have something an intern ran through Google translate, or, even worse, English words printed using a "fortune cookie" font (a font for English letters that looks "Asian"). (And TBF, English writing I've seen on some anime has much the same problem unless the localization team was very on the ball.)
200 japanese characters, WHOLE magazine is probably in Japanese, (in theory), but for TV, they put WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP on the cover .... Hilarious !! :D
The Maneki Neko has two variations, a right hand and a left hand moving, right? One for good luck and one for bad luck, am I right? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Maybe cat is left and right pawed?
@@brialapoint2608Yes, but why, and what does it mean?
youre great
Chosen is a badass
Very cool Sensi
If you hadn't done it already, it would be very interesting to know how many real karate masters were lost on Okinawa during WWII. I seen some were said to have gone abroad, but it's said many were last in WWII. It'd be good to know the facts.
I suppose Devon is the definition of Engle Fang
I think that that black sensei a prof boxer is but im not sure
Yes he got knocked out by Jake Paul lol
Not a boxer, but an mma fighter who isn’t known for having great striking beyond one punch KO’s. His name is Tyron Woodley I think?
@@dozer11 yeah also Stephen wonderboy Thompson can be seen in the background
He's an MMA fighter and got knocked out by Jake Paul
The actor might've used something hard hidden in his palm to crack the egg, idk though
Well we can't really watch i5 because are not putting right
I love ❤️💪🏻 CHOZEN 💪🏻❤️
11:43 That looks like a magazine, so it would make sense, and on top it looks like it says 10,000FP which looks like it's the cost of the magazine or something.. I dunno what FP is. It's definitely not yen. But all the writing is Japanese.. Typical Hollywood stuff :)
That is a lot of contradiction, indeed. The way it was written and placed looks like they just found the words through translation, common quote generator and random pics.
Sekai Taikai is basically WKF now though.
@@iiiduncaniii yes but about the writing, it's a bit off. If you know the Japanese characters, you would see that most of them were written by someone or something that isn't proficient in the language.
why did you skip over the best part of the episode, where Kreese and Silver were training with Master Kim Sung Yung? Yet you took time to critique a martial arts magazine that might dare to include information about other martial arts.
Here’s an idea maybe don’t announce your attack plan for an enemy to hear.
squeezing an egg from the top and the bottom is hard, the sides it's not that bad
Nice
Damm dude after you ridicularize the karate magazine I subscribbed and became your fan, I realized how much laugh I can do watching USA writting japanese by watching your review.
is mans watching this at 2x speed?
Is it frustrating how quickly they depict these students learning functional karate?
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Its not hard to squeeze an egg?
No he definitely said hai
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Why your reaction videos are getting worse? I mean your reactions great 😅👏🏻 but videos are changing. First additional music came then video has speed up, it’s difficult to watch this way. Is it because of copyright?
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learn what characters say in their foreign language please make a list of all of the Japanese or Okinawan phrases or sentences that they use in the show is what I find funny they have English captions that are readable apparently Korean words that are readable nothing for Okinawan or Japanese but we can read you have tic tok
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The egg traing is no different than training with a mouth full of water which helps you to control your breathing. No disrespect I don't agree with so of the stuff you say but in other ways you are very knowledgeable. What rank are you I've asked a few times
It's called a spear hand. There's a spear technic in Japan's karate. What rank are you
Chuck norris tang soo do is better and american Patriot terry silver is bad evil for kids😅
RIP Sensei John Kreese 🙏
He’s not dead