I appreciated that this wasn't just a copy of Baki vs. Yujiro. Apart from the window scene, the conversation was very different, and the end of the dinner was not disappointing. Jack accepted that it’s not the right time yet, but he knows it’s going to happen someday. If we look closely, Jack had many reasons to confront his father; however, he didn’t bring up Diane or involve Baki in the conversation. He definitely knew how to handle Yujiro and make him angry.
Overall Jack seems pretty good at gauging opponents now, he knew he could handle Kosho and once he realized what Yujiro was trying knew how to press him just right to piss Yujiro off, but not escalate to a fight. The whole situations like the glass itself, hit just enough Jack is still ‘standing’ and not thrown out.
@@AnakinFury I do like the subtle hints that the guy who is prioritizing nothing but strength is showcasing, either, he's inherited his father's ability to read situations and respond to get exactly what is wanted, or that he's learning
I liked how it shows they replaced the window from their first fight, and somehow got it all replaced with reinforced glass in _RECORD TIME,_ but it also shows Yujiro's planning, or luck, in picking a building old enough that it was still using non-reinforced glass on the upper levels. But I not only agree with you in it being too soon for Jack and Yujiro to fight, but I think it was too soon for Baki and Yujiro to fight Yujiro knows Baki is close, but probably wants another year or two for Baki to polish and refine those skills for the best fight possible. Only reason he did it early is because Yujiro (and I think Baki, too) saw that the old rich guy was terminally ill, and Yujiro owes the rich old dude more than anyone on Earth: • He took care of not one, but TWO of the dude's sons • Gave them both the best platform possible, to chase after him • Kissed their boo-boos with the best medical treatment available • Gave him the closest thing to entertainment he'd had in years • Was (through Baki's warning) one of the only people to ever actually "defeat" him (tranq'd him after his surprise appearance, before he could severely injure any more of the tournament's losers that they were celebrating at the time) It's why the first big opening move was Yujiro following his son down a highrise building like, "It's time for you to watch, before you go, so try missing *THIS* old man!" What's hilarious is trying to determine whether the fight miraculously cured Tokugawa (the rich old guy), or if the old dude faked it so good (to try to get the fight started, on his behalf) that he fooled the Ogre into getting what he wanted (knowing, like Yujiro, that Baki was ready, but not "polished" like Yujiro wanted)
@@landonletterman831 I like the interpretation Tokugawa was genuinely ill and Yujiro doing him a solid like that miraculously cured him, like he saw something so beautiful he didn't want to leave just yet.
From what I've seen Yujiro isn't socially awkward at all, and is in fact quite elegant and refined when the situation calls for it. Yujiro is a man of culture, and fighting just happens to be his favorite culture. I've seen three stories of Yujiro having exceptional manners and a dignified quiet presence during meals (twice with Baki and now this one with Jack). This makes him likeable and even respectable in more that just his aloof attitude and brutal tendences. He's pure unfiltered man, honorable and majestic in one moment, savage and horrifying in the next.
@@slimboi9458 Aye there is indeed that. Yujiro seems to be a personification of 'perfecting oneself' in all aspects of life. Reminds me a lot of Doc Savage (check him out if you're not familiar, it's worth the time). Permitting my personal opinion it's those aspects that make him more terrifying and deeply fascinating to me.
I feel Yujiro is starting to be more more like Yuichiro (though that IS stretching it). He is a LOT softer than who he was in the beginning of the series, his bloodthirst is still there but it is a lot less than before.
@@unrecognizably That is very true but Baki is a nice guy and even tho he loves fighting he is the kind of guy you could sit down and have a cup of tea with unlike his brother or dad i think Baki is like a smarter more responsible Goku who also lives for fighting but at the expense of his family Baki seems like a well rounded guy
One of the best parts about these chapters was how the manager was trying to tiptoe around the possibility of another fight. And when he knew it was going down, he excused himself as soon as humanly possible. Restaurant and bar staff never catch a break when Yuujiro is there
Question how do you think Jack's life would of turned out if yujiro knew about jack and decided to trained him when he was a kid and would baki still turn out they way he is today?
Yujiro had intention with birthing Baki. That’s why he paid attention to him and trained him. But Jack’s birth is just a byproduct of Yujiro’s revenge on a woman. Even if Yujiro tried training a young Jack, the circumstances regarding Jack’s birth would probably prevent Jack from ever accepting his help. If anything, Jack might even deliberately train in everything Yujiro told him NOT to do just to spite his father.
Yujiro never pulls his punches with Jack does anyone else notice that he literally went for the jugular when it came to Jack... It's really noteworthy that he doesn't seem to play at all with Jack!
I've really enjoyed the character growth of Yujiro, its like as he gets older, hes gaining wisdom..although he still tear someone apart if he had/wanted too. But he seems much more tempered than he was when Baki was a young teen. And events like this, its like hes finally trying to get to earnestly get to know his sons.
1:10 the age makes him more like his father also the knowing that he will meet someone who can beat him (one of his sons) gives him already a certain relief
The artstyle in Baki has become so weird... The characters no longer have frontal lobes nor human skulls to begin with, they're compressed to be more like ape skulls.
Quin Sama , this saga has been very interesting. Especially the parallels between Jack and Yuijiros interactions vs bakis . Notice unlike Baki initiating a father bond with yuijiro , and is met with some resistance we have yuijiro initiating a bond with Jack and Jack somewhat resistant. Also, I have an absurd theory you touch up on. W hat if Jack is essentially becoming the new Yuijiro in terms of strength? Notice how Jack suddenly got stronger and starting to even resemble yujiro even in his grace and style of fighting . I don’t think it would be too far off as Baki essentially “beat” yuijiro in terms of his title and claimed world’s strongest. Jack could be the next Yuijiro but in terms of his strength and power with some differences. I don’t think Jack will actually kill yuijiro but instead will impact him in someway to claim his title.
I know that Jack is older than Baki, that's why he behaves politely and honestly in front of his father, unlike Baki. He would rather make the ogre angry by force in public than bless the ogre who is angr I know that Jack is older than Baki, that's why he behaves politely and honestly in front of his father, unlike Baki. He would rather make the ogre angry by force in public than bless the ogre who is angry
I think the difference is here is like Jack says "It's intimidating dining with the strongest man" which makes him admit he already thinks of himself as weaker. Baki sees him as intimidating, but also more of a rival. You're strong, might even be stronger than me. *But only for now, at best.*
@@Romo69 I never thought of it but that absolutely tracks. I'm in my mid-40s and every American dish I can think of uses it. Freakin blew my mind just now.
Interestingly they won't serve caviar with any utensil not made of bone. Apparently wood, and even metal, can alter the taste of caviar, which makes me wonder about Jack's teeth. Always having a meralic taste in your mouth, and in everything you eat....
The thing that makes baki an interesting show is that all of the characters are cool and inspired except the main character and his father. Both are trash plot armor characters that don't follow the formula every other character has to follow. Seeing characters who actually get development still lose to hurr durr demon back genetics main character defeats the martial arts aspect of the show entirely. Doppo orochi and goki shibukawa are the best characters that show has to offer. The prisoners still have some juice. Moments like Oliva getting manhandled by weak ass baki are what make the show less interesting. Moments like yujiro slapping half of yanagi's face off because he had a temper tantrum are what make the show less interesting. Any scene with baki or yujiro in it is automatically going to be 300% more bullshit, and infinity times more cringe.
I kikd of like to think that while Baki has his fathers skill, Jack has his fathers body. I know jack achieved it through cheating. But his feats in terms of durability, and actual size is very much like his father.
You can be called a cyborg the moment you have anything artificial in your body, so in Jacks case, his metal teeth Obviously not as “cyborg-eque” as say “Robo-Cop” who is just a fact and a brain inside a robot body. Or Cyborg from Justice League etc etc
@@stevesmith1383 No. That's wrong. "Cyborg" is short for "cybernetic being," meaning there must me some working mechanical system with at least one artificial processing unit, but many simply allow that classification with any machine system.
@@AllCoolThingsStoneMountain It's a nickname, probably due to all of the implants and metal teeth he rocks. If I didn't know better and saw him at a glance I might just assume he was legit part machine. First name I thought of in fiction as an example is Boris 'The Animal' from Men In Black 3. Unlike Jack who doesn't seem to mind the moniker, Boris hated it.
Nah, man, I'mma take that dinner. It's unlikely Yujiro would see me as worthy of killing and even if he did everyone I know would think it was a totally badass deth XD Honestly though, in universe that's a very prestigious man to have dinner with, much less in a 5-star restaurant, and after seeing how insightful he is with his other I personally feel it would be an incredible learning experience. Be on your best behavior and show respect, then you get to have one bitchin story to tell your grandkids!
Yujiro being cockblocked by different glass windows is one of the funniest Baki moments
seems that breaking the window is mandatory at every father-son dinner
Bro, how is Jack gonna get inside the elevator? Is it a *freight elevator?* 👀
Same with the wait or like bro witnessed two father son fights start
@@edwardgaines6561 Got me thinking 🤔
🤣🤣
Better title: Adult man receives paternal affection for the first time (the ending will make you cry)
Lmao
Sounds about right you know 😂👍
dhar mann bs
Nice spoilers A hole
More like "receives indifference rather than outright hate for the first time"
I appreciated that this wasn't just a copy of Baki vs. Yujiro. Apart from the window scene, the conversation was very different, and the end of the dinner was not disappointing. Jack accepted that it’s not the right time yet, but he knows it’s going to happen someday. If we look closely, Jack had many reasons to confront his father; however, he didn’t bring up Diane or involve Baki in the conversation. He definitely knew how to handle Yujiro and make him angry.
Overall Jack seems pretty good at gauging opponents now, he knew he could handle Kosho and once he realized what Yujiro was trying knew how to press him just right to piss Yujiro off, but not escalate to a fight. The whole situations like the glass itself, hit just enough Jack is still ‘standing’ and not thrown out.
He made yujiro laugh and cry
@@AnakinFury I do like the subtle hints that the guy who is prioritizing nothing but strength is showcasing, either, he's inherited his father's ability to read situations and respond to get exactly what is wanted, or that he's learning
I liked how it shows they replaced the window from their first fight, and somehow got it all replaced with reinforced glass in _RECORD TIME,_ but it also shows Yujiro's planning, or luck, in picking a building old enough that it was still using non-reinforced glass on the upper levels.
But I not only agree with you in it being too soon for Jack and Yujiro to fight, but I think it was too soon for Baki and Yujiro to fight
Yujiro knows Baki is close, but probably wants another year or two for Baki to polish and refine those skills for the best fight possible.
Only reason he did it early is because Yujiro (and I think Baki, too) saw that the old rich guy was terminally ill, and Yujiro owes the rich old dude more than anyone on Earth:
• He took care of not one, but TWO of the dude's sons
• Gave them both the best platform possible, to chase after him
• Kissed their boo-boos with the best medical treatment available
• Gave him the closest thing to entertainment he'd had in years
• Was (through Baki's warning) one of the only people to ever actually "defeat" him (tranq'd him after his surprise appearance, before he could severely injure any more of the tournament's losers that they were celebrating at the time)
It's why the first big opening move was Yujiro following his son down a highrise building like, "It's time for you to watch, before you go, so try missing *THIS* old man!"
What's hilarious is trying to determine whether the fight miraculously cured Tokugawa (the rich old guy), or if the old dude faked it so good (to try to get the fight started, on his behalf) that he fooled the Ogre into getting what he wanted (knowing, like Yujiro, that Baki was ready, but not "polished" like Yujiro wanted)
@@landonletterman831 I like the interpretation Tokugawa was genuinely ill and Yujiro doing him a solid like that miraculously cured him, like he saw something so beautiful he didn't want to leave just yet.
Basically, two incredibly socially awkward and aggressive men try their best to have a civil talk
From what I've seen Yujiro isn't socially awkward at all, and is in fact quite elegant and refined when the situation calls for it. Yujiro is a man of culture, and fighting just happens to be his favorite culture. I've seen three stories of Yujiro having exceptional manners and a dignified quiet presence during meals (twice with Baki and now this one with Jack). This makes him likeable and even respectable in more that just his aloof attitude and brutal tendences. He's pure unfiltered man, honorable and majestic in one moment, savage and horrifying in the next.
@ricorosson5752 also remembers he drinks with Doppo, whom he highly respects. The feeling is mutual.
@@slimboi9458 Aye there is indeed that. Yujiro seems to be a personification of 'perfecting oneself' in all aspects of life. Reminds me a lot of Doc Savage (check him out if you're not familiar, it's worth the time). Permitting my personal opinion it's those aspects that make him more terrifying and deeply fascinating to me.
Idk if anyone else noticed but Jack is starting to look more like his grandpa while baki is taking more after his dad
wow good catch bro
Yep and whats more ironic is that personality wise, baki is growing to be more like yuichiro and jack is being more like yujiro
@@toragic3432yeah but overall a hanma is a hanma fighting is what they live for
I feel Yujiro is starting to be more more like Yuichiro (though that IS stretching it). He is a LOT softer than who he was in the beginning of the series, his bloodthirst is still there but it is a lot less than before.
@@unrecognizably That is very true but Baki is a nice guy and even tho he loves fighting he is the kind of guy you could sit down and have a cup of tea with unlike his brother or dad i think Baki is like a smarter more responsible Goku who also lives for fighting but at the expense of his family Baki seems like a well rounded guy
One of the best parts about these chapters was how the manager was trying to tiptoe around the possibility of another fight. And when he knew it was going down, he excused himself as soon as humanly possible. Restaurant and bar staff never catch a break when Yuujiro is there
Moral of the anime:- never go out for dinner with yujiro hanma🗿
unless you’re a hanma yourself otherwise you won’t survive 😂
Thank you for bringing this in full color 🎖
This is the Jack channel now! And I'm all for it!
Wait so... He knocked the vision back into Jack? What a good dad 🎉
It would be more epic if Baki, Jack, and Yujiro dined together
Father and sons dinner leads to father vs sons
Or if they all.jumped pickle
I've long dreamed that Baki and Jack would tag team Yujiro.
@@Thedarkknight902 I think it'd be a 3v3, jack would def try to bite both of them
@@Jackson-dw3zn Yujiro alone is enough for pickle. I felt we were robbed of that fight
With a father like yujurio it's honestly a miracle baki turned out to be such a good kid. Even Jack isn't as much of a menace as yujuro.
I can see a very sad scenario where jack defeats actually Baki but on his way out he gets some heart attack or something and dies
Especially because of the like 4 pounds of tren and steroids \
idk remember hes a hanma, he prob would tell heart failure no and it will vanish
Sounds like another anime you're talking about
Question how do you think Jack's life would of turned out if yujiro knew about jack and decided to trained him when he was a kid and would baki still turn out they way he is today?
Tbh even if yujiro knew he would throw jack away due to jack not possessing the demon back
Yujiro had intention with birthing Baki. That’s why he paid attention to him and trained him.
But Jack’s birth is just a byproduct of Yujiro’s revenge on a woman. Even if Yujiro tried training a young Jack, the circumstances regarding Jack’s birth would probably prevent Jack from ever accepting his help. If anything, Jack might even deliberately train in everything Yujiro told him NOT to do just to spite his father.
Love that Jack has grown enough to not go into the fight immediately and instead leave Yujiro blueballed
Yujiro never pulls his punches with Jack does anyone else notice that he literally went for the jugular when it came to Jack... It's really noteworthy that he doesn't seem to play at all with Jack!
It's a shame that Baki couldnt have been invited to this dinner as well. A family supper is long overdue bwtween the three! 🥘
this is so wholesome😭😭
I've really enjoyed the character growth of Yujiro, its like as he gets older, hes gaining wisdom..although he still tear someone apart if he had/wanted too. But he seems much more tempered than he was when Baki was a young teen. And events like this, its like hes finally trying to get to earnestly get to know his sons.
1:10 the age makes him more like his father
also the knowing that he will meet someone who can beat him (one of his sons)
gives him already a certain relief
I enjoyed this scene very much, added a lot of character to both characters
The artstyle in Baki has become so weird... The characters no longer have frontal lobes nor human skulls to begin with, they're compressed to be more like ape skulls.
Looks like Yujiro with age ,of course along with immense strength, has gained wisdom and manners as well
Quin Sama , this saga has been very interesting. Especially the parallels between Jack and Yuijiros interactions vs bakis . Notice unlike Baki initiating a father bond with yuijiro , and is met with some resistance we have yuijiro initiating a bond with Jack and Jack somewhat resistant. Also, I have an absurd theory you touch up on. W
hat if Jack is essentially becoming the new Yuijiro in terms of strength? Notice how Jack suddenly got stronger and starting to even resemble yujiro even in his grace and style of fighting . I don’t think it would be too far off as Baki essentially “beat” yuijiro in terms of his title and claimed world’s strongest. Jack could be the next Yuijiro but in terms of his strength and power with some differences. I don’t think Jack will actually kill yuijiro but instead will impact him in someway to claim his title.
I loved this, I'm glad Jack is finally gettng what he deserves
10:36 Jack looks like the world's most roaided up receptionist LOL
Boy finally listened to his father after he thought it was him
but he IS him
I know that Jack is older than Baki, that's why he behaves politely and honestly in front of his father, unlike Baki. He would rather make the ogre angry by force in public than bless the ogre who is angr
I know that Jack is older than Baki, that's why he behaves politely and honestly in front of his father, unlike Baki. He would rather make the ogre angry by force in public than bless the ogre who is angry
Are you ok dude? I think you had a stroke there. 😮
@@Full_of_Tarkus😂
Are you okay bro?
Man i love revisiting this manga
I think the difference is here is like
Jack says "It's intimidating dining with the strongest man" which makes him admit he already thinks of himself as weaker.
Baki sees him as intimidating, but also more of a rival. You're strong, might even be stronger than me. *But only for now, at best.*
1:15 yujiro starting to look like yuichiro
Kinda true 😭🙏
Loved the video
Keep up the good work
Yujiro is rocking that future trunks fit
Bro really charged up his laugh
Loving the Jack arc, tbh his biting thing isn't even the most gruesome thing this series
Gonna find out pickle is a family ancestor..he will be at dinner next.😂
Need to have pickle, Baki, yujiro and Jack dine together.
This waiter has been through a lot man😅
Honestly, the fact that he's still alive is a mystery😅
Keep up the good work❤
✨Outstanding ✨
this would be insane ihope we get sequel in anime like this
The waiter:Not again
Jack is towering over yujiro
Wtf is American sauce on lobster? That pokes my head more than anything.
Butter, melted and mixed with some garlic
@@Romo69 I never thought of it but that absolutely tracks. I'm in my mid-40s and every American dish I can think of uses it. Freakin blew my mind just now.
Could Prehistoric pickle Survive The Savage land From marvel comics ?
cool question
Yujiroh is getting old, so he is finally taking the responsibility of having parent-kid bonding.
Is this official?
I'm sick of the younger Hanmas glazing Yujiro, as if all of their previous motivations have just devolved to "Dad strong. I'm strong."
Something tells me yujiro wants to be treated like a regular human being for once deep down as much as jack wants the love of his father deep down
2:08 Liquor??? Mineral water turned into Liquor?
I wish I could read what they are saying
I hope these get animated soon
Interestingly they won't serve caviar with any utensil not made of bone. Apparently wood, and even metal, can alter the taste of caviar, which makes me wonder about Jack's teeth. Always having a meralic taste in your mouth, and in everything you eat....
I wonder if he adapts and no longer notices. Hell it's Jack, he might actually like it XD Props on an interesting question, Landon, much appreciated.
Almost 50k!!
He said jack was an active eater.
I mean, Yujiro already had what he wanted, fighting with Jack is just leisure.
It wouldnt had made sense if he fought him now! just like baki he should proof himself by defeat strongest opponents like pikle and biscuit oliver
Not just that - it's bad manners.
Lets go bois
Why do people keep coming here to eat? 😂
Yujiro looking like sukuna in the standoff
The thing that makes baki an interesting show is that all of the characters are cool and inspired except the main character and his father. Both are trash plot armor characters that don't follow the formula every other character has to follow. Seeing characters who actually get development still lose to hurr durr demon back genetics main character defeats the martial arts aspect of the show entirely. Doppo orochi and goki shibukawa are the best characters that show has to offer. The prisoners still have some juice.
Moments like Oliva getting manhandled by weak ass baki are what make the show less interesting.
Moments like yujiro slapping half of yanagi's face off because he had a temper tantrum are what make the show less interesting.
Any scene with baki or yujiro in it is automatically going to be 300% more bullshit, and infinity times more cringe.
😂😂if You watch baki for realism i'm sorry bro youre not gonna have a fun time
can black noir or Soldier boy defeat yujiro hanma
Nope
Bruh what... ??
Homelander maybe could
Anyone of the boys would fatality beat yujiro except 4 that ninja that can only hear
maybe noir with prep time
Jack really need some of respect from the writer. He should be one of the people thay can give yujiro a good fight.
i mean he was completely fine after the smack through the glass, anyone else that isnt baki probably wouldve died
@@unrecognizablyyeah truth be told
Well that’s exactly what the current arc is building to and it’s great.
Wasnt this already published like 2 weeks ago
why are you talking about this again when you already went over the issue?
i don't understand
what ideals were they talking about?
I kikd of like to think that while Baki has his fathers skill, Jack has his fathers body. I know jack achieved it through cheating. But his feats in terms of durability, and actual size is very much like his father.
16:57
I love chewing on bones 🍗
I have a question how does jack pay for all the surgeries and steroids he be taking? Ik it’s not cheap
You gonna say no to him?
Why do people call Jack Hanma a "cyborg?" He doesn't have any circuits, motors, or fuel cells in him, does he?
You can be called a cyborg the moment you have anything artificial in your body, so in Jacks case, his metal teeth
Obviously not as “cyborg-eque” as say “Robo-Cop” who is just a fact and a brain inside a robot body.
Or Cyborg from Justice League etc etc
@@stevesmith1383 No. That's wrong.
"Cyborg" is short for "cybernetic being," meaning there must me some working mechanical system with at least one artificial processing unit, but many simply allow that classification with any machine system.
@@AllCoolThingsStoneMountain It's a nickname, probably due to all of the implants and metal teeth he rocks. If I didn't know better and saw him at a glance I might just assume he was legit part machine. First name I thought of in fiction as an example is Boris 'The Animal' from Men In Black 3. Unlike Jack who doesn't seem to mind the moniker, Boris hated it.
I did not know he was his son.
Poor window
jack become a wall titan immediately.
If ever asked
Go to Dinner with Yujiro or take 1,000 dollars”
Take the money ….
Nah, man, I'mma take that dinner. It's unlikely Yujiro would see me as worthy of killing and even if he did everyone I know would think it was a totally badass deth XD
Honestly though, in universe that's a very prestigious man to have dinner with, much less in a 5-star restaurant, and after seeing how insightful he is with his other I personally feel it would be an incredible learning experience. Be on your best behavior and show respect, then you get to have one bitchin story to tell your grandkids!
I miss mushashi
I think Jack being approved in good manner was better than Baki fighting Yujiro.
This is the same thing that happened with Baki and Yujiro
Wow
Nothing is more idiotic on this earth than the discussions between Baki characters… 🤣
Hi
Omg
Jack looks alittle like yuchiro hanma
Too tall to die
Jack close to yujiro and baki
Yujiro gets thicker and thicker lol
I honestly hate this art style, they became too wide and.. I don't even know how to describe it
10:25 yujiro reminds me of the old yakuza games like the outfit is fire
Yujiro and baki fight was so one sided worst timing worst place that shouldve been in the underground arena
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This is the most dysfunctional bullshit story ever. Why are we watching this xD
This anime is super weird but entertaining. This is what I would call a filler episode or just some bs in between the action
Quin I dont mean to be rude but could you change the soundtrack? Its been the same for years, not that I dislike Jojo themes 👀
Give me some suggestions 😎
@@quin_sama how about Kengan Ashura battle themes?
@@quin_samaspecs theme would be amazing for these videos
And now I'm convinced that Jack had his bones coated with titanium