This battle revolutionized some of the old war tactics such as having a charging calvary to bring down enemy morale. With Nobunaga's 3000 muskets and method of cycling firing volleys, he was able to take down the great Takeda calvary with ease wave after wave.
The crypt of the Takeda Clan. Truly a massacre. Nobunaga Oda shown every motive that he was called the Demon King in that battle, being equally fearsome with Cao Cao of Wei.
In this battle, Nobunaga became the first person in history to implement the cycling musket volley, where troops stand 3 men deep and while one is shooting, the others are reloading and preparing to fire. That way there is no break from the firing. Pretty smart, really.
Agh.... from my limited knowledge, the actual stage of the game was stressing.... too much musket fire, and getting too close was too hard. Nobunaga just went all out with the muskets along with Keiji... Awesome music and stage though! Now I feel like playing through it.
@ChrisTheBest1992 katsuyori died by commiting suicide after the battle of nagashino, nobufusa and masatoyo and masakage yamagata were killed during the battle, and they were some of Shingen's best generals.
this battle signed teh END for the takeda cavalry...they died after a storming barrage of bullets.....even katsuyori and nobufusa died in the process...
Nobunaga feared Kenshin and wanted to avoid fighting him so I'm sure he didn't want to fight Shingen either. I'm also pretty sure Mori Motonari would beat Nobunaga. Nobunaga was mostly skilled at politics and being progressive. Not as a commander himself.
@Kotaro__Fuma he was pretty good but certainly wasn't the best. He got very lucky with some of his toughest opponents dying before he could actually battle against them. Shingen trashed the Oda-Tokugawa alliance at Mikatagahara, and Kenshin trashed the Oda army at Tetorigawa even though the Oda army outnumbered him.
@travisanderson7 I wouldnt fear serving nobunaga, he was actually pretty fair if you did your duties, yes he did make fun of his officers alot and is shown to have a crude sense of humor, but remember the more he made fun of an officer the more he trusted them, unless he was just REALLY angry at them.
@TheDeltaWarrior They slightly remind each other. Their styles of fighting and desire to overcome old practices make them have a striking resemblance. They also have almost the same hair cut and shave, for they could be mistaken with each other. ^^
@TheDeltaWarrior I know that part. I have Warriors Orochi and Warriors Orochi 2 here, and I also like that part. Other good one is in the second game where Nobunaga and Cao Cao unite at Guan Du to eliminate Orochi X and his "hellish army".
The thing about Mitsuhide's mother has no historical evidence and was created to make him seem more sympathetic. Historically Mitsuhide likely just hated having to work with Hideyoshi and made a grab for power. It matter anyway because a true samurai no matter what the circumstances never betrays his master. Historically Nobunaga was just your typical warlord no worse than any of the other Daimyo of the time period.
@travisanderson7 Actually Coa Cao was a horrible ruler, he used his officers like they were mere puppets. Cao Cao actually controlled the emperor... Unlike him, Nobunaga Oda, from a pretty small clan in Owari, had achieved a brilliant victory that caused his name is spread among other Daimyo. later on he conquered several provinces. sure, he was cruel, but so was Cao Cao, (Actually Cao Cao was worse.)
Nobunaga was the one who used his officers like puppets. He abused them very frequently, killed a servant for leaving a small piece of fruit in his room and kicked tables because of how his duck didn't smell nice. He also killed several officers he recruited and considered himself a god in his later years as he slowly started to decline into a terrible ruler. Cao Cao welcomed officers into his ranks, unlike Nobunaga who killed any who surrendered. Cao Cao also treated a lot of his officers with kindness, even allowing Xiahou Dun to go into his room. He also won just as many victories as Nobunaga. Okehazama was because Yoshimoto was an idiot who split up his forces so much and decided to celebrate before a battle. It has nothing on Hefei or Guandu.
This battle revolutionized some of the old war tactics such as having a charging calvary to bring down enemy morale. With Nobunaga's 3000 muskets and method of cycling firing volleys, he was able to take down the great Takeda calvary with ease wave after wave.
Chumandu perfectly put
Chumandu it was a great battle. Quite revolutionary indeed. A new way of warfare paves the path of those under the heavens.
@@Leuthen57 You flaming idiots! taaaake thiiiis!!
@@Leuthen57 yes.
Think about an war airplane against stone age warriors.
Aliens soul defeat us on days. Civilization type 3.
The crypt of the Takeda Clan. Truly a massacre. Nobunaga Oda shown every motive that he was called the Demon King in that battle, being equally fearsome with Cao Cao of Wei.
Those who do not change are doomed to be forgotten.
At one point, I was here. Ain't it crazy. Little boy playing Samurai Warriors 1 for ps2 all day...
In this battle, Nobunaga became the first person in history to implement the cycling musket volley, where troops stand 3 men deep and while one is shooting, the others are reloading and preparing to fire. That way there is no break from the firing. Pretty smart, really.
He learned it from the Portuguese. The Europeans were using cycling volleys with lines of pikemen.
Oda Nobunaga:Here at Nagashino,I predict the end of the old world!
A classic, been listening to this OST since it came out
You guys know that in the original SW game, Nagashino and Mikatagahara are the same map, right?
wait?? really??????
I just checked. You're right.
@@elakesamuel it's because they were fought Very near of each other.
@@JoaoVictor-dd4qf Of course the actually reason I wouldn't be surprised at reused assets given they also did that with their previous game of DW4.
the way I'm surprised once again Lmao😂😂😂😂😂
cao cao vs nobunaga could very well bring the apocalypse.....but i like them both equally......
Cao Cao all the way
Yukimura was a kid when nagashino happened.
Adolescent ,
@project polyglot nive
His Father fought there though.
"Heavens.. Do you also seek victory for Nobunaga?"
Agh.... from my limited knowledge, the actual stage of the game was stressing.... too much musket fire, and getting too close was too hard. Nobunaga just went all out with the muskets along with Keiji... Awesome music and stage though! Now I feel like playing through it.
@ChrisTheBest1992 katsuyori died by commiting suicide after the battle of nagashino, nobufusa and masatoyo and masakage yamagata were killed during the battle, and they were some of Shingen's best generals.
Katsuyori didn't kill himself until 1582. Nagashino happened in 1575 😐
Ma Chao: *The Date musket unit, in addition to the Takeda Cavalry. This will be an even greater challenge than the Battle of Yiling.*
The battle that introduced rifles to samurai.
I actually noticed that, too! Just different time of year.
This song is scary.
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this battle signed teh END for the takeda cavalry...they died after a storming barrage of bullets.....even katsuyori and nobufusa died in the process...
If only Shingen were here
Those who do not change are doomed to be forgotten
Nobunaga feared Kenshin and wanted to avoid fighting him so I'm sure he didn't want to fight Shingen either. I'm also pretty sure Mori Motonari would beat Nobunaga. Nobunaga was mostly skilled at politics and being progressive. Not as a commander himself.
@@Chris_MarMarno way , nobunaga is the best
@Kotaro__Fuma he was pretty good but certainly wasn't the best. He got very lucky with some of his toughest opponents dying before he could actually battle against them. Shingen trashed the Oda-Tokugawa alliance at Mikatagahara, and Kenshin trashed the Oda army at Tetorigawa even though the Oda army outnumbered him.
@@Aliii_Mohammed No he wasn’t he lost to Kenshin two years after this in 1577, he was known as the God of War after all
They reused this version in Warriors Orochi 3 :)
The battle of Nagashino June 28th 1575. My heart hurts that day of every year.
@Xdeath007X Yukimura was one that survived.
Not gonna lie, the Oda clan were lucky that Nagashino wasn’t raining that day. 💀💀💀
You mean lucky shingen died 2 years before the battle , katsyori noob and young
@@Aliii_Mohammed
That too.
@travisanderson7 I wouldnt fear serving nobunaga, he was actually pretty fair if you did your duties, yes he did make fun of his officers alot and is shown to have a crude sense of humor, but remember the more he made fun of an officer the more he trusted them, unless he was just REALLY angry at them.
@SoulLegend15 Nagashino didn't only symbolize the fall of the Takeda, but the fall of the old way
@travisanderson7 In Sengoku Basara, Nobunaga was pictured as a cruel tyrant who used the skulls of his enemies as wine cups.
@TheDeltaWarrior They slightly remind each other. Their styles of fighting and desire to overcome old practices make them have a striking resemblance. They also have almost the same hair cut and shave, for they could be mistaken with each other. ^^
@SoulLegend15 my fav part is when nobunaga helps out guan ping while the "samurai scanners" OST is playing :D
hey. where hideyoshi's pic on any of yo videos? cant have a deck of japan cards without hideyoshi
I would fear hanzo hattori cause he can be hiding in the shadows with an order from ieyasu to kill me :D
@TheDeltaWarrior I know that part. I have Warriors Orochi and Warriors Orochi 2 here, and I also like that part. Other good one is in the second game where Nobunaga and Cao Cao unite at Guan Du to eliminate Orochi X and his "hellish army".
@kenshi1008 you can just type Nagashino (Fusion Mix) in youtube if you want to.
hmm interesting question, who would u be more afraid of, nobunaga oda, or cao cao
@Xdeath007X i know
The thing about Mitsuhide's mother has no historical evidence and was created to make him seem more sympathetic. Historically Mitsuhide likely just hated having to work with Hideyoshi and made a grab for power. It matter anyway because a true samurai no matter what the circumstances never betrays his master. Historically Nobunaga was just your typical warlord no worse than any of the other Daimyo of the time period.
1 suggestion: Put 2 youtubes at the same time, put Nagashino 1 and Nagashino2 at the same time, its awsome, i discovered this and i was impresed
@travisanderson7 Actually Coa Cao was a horrible ruler, he used his officers like they were mere puppets. Cao Cao actually controlled the emperor...
Unlike him, Nobunaga Oda, from a pretty small clan in Owari, had achieved a brilliant victory that caused his name is spread among other Daimyo. later on he conquered several provinces. sure, he was cruel, but so was Cao Cao, (Actually Cao Cao was worse.)
Nobunaga was the one who used his officers like puppets. He abused them very frequently, killed a servant for leaving a small piece of fruit in his room and kicked tables because of how his duck didn't smell nice.
He also killed several officers he recruited and considered himself a god in his later years as he slowly started to decline into a terrible ruler.
Cao Cao welcomed officers into his ranks, unlike Nobunaga who killed any who surrendered. Cao Cao also treated a lot of his officers with kindness, even allowing Xiahou Dun to go into his room. He also won just as many victories as Nobunaga. Okehazama was because Yoshimoto was an idiot who split up his forces so much and decided to celebrate before a battle. It has nothing on Hefei or Guandu.
@SoulLegend15 OH DAM i want warriors orochi 2 D:, if only it was on ps3...
Dislike? Cavalry confirmed...
lol me too
@SoulLegend15 not just that' they have the same hairstyles XDDD
why does this sound like something lady gaga would sing over