Ryuzo's Death and Boss Fight - Ghost of Tsushima Cutscene (Ghost of Tsushima Cinematics)
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- Ryuzo's Death and Boss Fight - Ghost of Tsushima Cutscene (Ghost of Tsushima Cinematics)
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In the late 13th century, the Mongol empire has laid waste to entire nations along their campaign to conquer the East. Tsushima Island is all that stands between mainland Japan and a massive Mongol invasion fleet led by the ruthless and cunning general, Khotun Khan. As the island burns in the wake of the first wave of the Mongol assault, samurai warrior Jin Sakai stands as one of the last surviving members of his clan. He is resolved do whatever it takes, at any cost, to protect his people and reclaim his home. He must set aside the traditions that have shaped him as a warrior to forge a new path, the path of the Ghost, and wage an unconventional war for the freedom of Tsushima.
• In War-Torn Tsushima, Ancient Beauty Endures: In this open-world action adventure, you’ll roam vast countrysides and expansive terrain to encounter rich characters, discover ancient landmarks, and uncover the hidden beauty of Tsushima.
• The Rise of the Ghost: In his quest to reclaim Tsushima, Jin must seek support from old friends and new unlikely allies. He must break away from tradition, become a new kind of warrior, and protect what’s left of his home at all costs.
• Mud, Blood, and Steel: Challenge opponents with your katana for an immersive samurai combat experience, master the bow to eliminate distant threats, and develop stealth tactics to disorient and ambush enemies with surprise attacks.
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Ryuzo was pathetic, honestly. He was too proud to ask Jin for a job after losing to him in the tournament, but not too proud to become Khotun's B without even trying to fight him off, nor too proud to try and save his own skin at the end, even after all he had done to protect a bunch of child killers.
Jin deserved better. Ryuzo in the other hand got exactly what he deserved.
I don’t get yall I swear, yall cool with tomoe but can’t forgive Ryuzo? He fed his men
@@people2chronically-online Simp behaviour. Tamoe killed an untold amount of innocent people but she was forgiven by the fansbase after batting her eyelashes. Her reasons for it were completely selfish and she didn't end by becoming a hero. Ryuzo while wrong as well did it to feed his men and was trying to save lives. He realized he was in too deep too late and lost control of his men.
@@dohk1105 They both deserve death but tomoe did not turn traitor out of greed. Her master pushed her too far. Don't get me wrong she is evil but ryuzo is a traitor
He joined Khan because his people were starving, getting sick and dying. And noble samurai would just through them into another suicadal attack.
He made the wrong decision, but you can see why he made it.
@@dohk1105 I would rather simp tomoe than a traitor like ryuzo, in the last mission with tomoe she explains what really happened, she was captured and forced to work, people she killed were already being tortured by mongols, she gave them a quick death not out of anger or hate. According to her she always tried to convince mongols to not kill innocents although failed because she was not in control, even told them to stay away from jin and her sensei. Ryuzo is pathetic in every way, feeding his men was just an excuse, he did not care about his sadistic men, he threw them to their deaths just to please khan, could not even own up to his mistakes in the end. He only ever tried to reason with jin when he realized he or his men can't defeat him, otherwise he came for his head in their first fight.
What a way to finish, nice 1:55
That line went so well with the attack
I literally just remembered I could’ve used the dance of wrath but nooooo
And in the end, Jin gave Ryuzo a samurai's death...
I can't really understand why so many people feel bad for Ryuzo. Him and the Straw Hats had the best chances (aside from Lord Shimura's army and Shogun's army) to fight back the Mongols, yet the act like pussies and scumbags during the whole game, torturing their own people.
Robert De La Torre
He was a great friend to Jin before the events in the game, so a player doesn’t see any of this (I doubt that there even was a cutscene showing their past relationships). The first impression about Ryuzo the player gets is when he starts bitching about the lost tournament, implying that Jin should have let him win. And from this moment it only goes downhill.
Mind, that Jin constantly meets hopeless weak peasants resisting the Mongols, but the man having a small army decides to join the enemy.
By the way, I don’t have a problem with him as a character, he can be whatever the plot needs. I just surprised seeing so many people feeling bad for him, when he got the consequences for his actions.
Rostislav Fateev l
Ryuzo wasn't a bad guy. He just made bad choices. Most of which wasn't even for himself. It was for his Straw Hats. He did what he had to do the same way Jin did what he had to do as the Ghost and Shimura criticizes him. He should have surrendered when Jin asked him to but he didn't. My only problem with this was that Tomoe was also kind of like Ryuzo but they let her go.
He did what he thought was right. His men were starving, Khotan Khan offered them food and shelter in exchange for killing Jin. It's true that Jin said that Lord Shimura might make him a samurai if he rescues him, but even if he did, then what? Lord Shimura would send them to their deaths, just like he did back on Komoda Beach. Although, it was pathetic when he tried to avoid being punished. Not saying Ryuzo was in the right to betray Jin and his country, but I can at least understand what his motivations were for doing it.
Rostislav Fateev he did what he did for basically his family
You can see how much he hates doing it but he feels like he owes his men food
Yes what he did was wrong but he wasn’t a villain
I beat it today blew me away, i did EVERY sidequest lmao. Unlocked every single ability 🤣🤣 when i say i was hooked i was hooked. Please gamer gods give us part 2 for ps5
Im not sure its neccessary, maybe if they made a totally seperate story but i think Jins story is over
@@TikisPlayhouse perhaps one set during the sengoku period
@@TikisPlayhouse they could have Jin go to the mainland Japan and defend from the Mongols there. The shogun himself would be involved. As a possible friend or enemy or both.. Build the ghost reputation and start a revolutionary army.. tons of possibilities
ahhh yes ghost of 2shima
@@TikisPlayhouse perhaps next game will be on ninjas😁
Not gonna lie, the "Jin..............please....."
Kinda got to me😖🥺😖🥺
Yeah me too
Me too, I felt sad!
Not me. Dude killed peasants. And he still lost everything. Glad his death wasn’t drawn out or overly dramatic.
I feel sad that he died 🙁I just finished it
@@S0nyToprano And we lost Taka because of him
Ryuzo was such a fool. He literally only has himself to blame for his misfortune and downfall.
Everyone is a hero in their own story. Ryuzo wanted to save his people, wasn't trained as samurai so he chose the easy way out. He dishonoured his people to save himself since he saw that Tsushima had fallen.
Who knew Jin would do a madness and fuck the mongols up.
@@lmaonade.To be honest, nobody could have known that Jin would end up becoming a ninja master using stealth, guerilla tactics and fear to thin out the hordes, kill their Khan and finally hunt them down in the end.
Still, Ryuzo could've fought, he might've died but he would be remembered as a hero by the people of Tsushima, but no, he did not do that, he let the monsters under his command do whatever they wanted to and kissed the Khan's backside.
He was a coward and a traitor.
@@nbHawkeye hard times man, people get desperate during hard times. It certainly doesn't look good in moral eyes, but in chaos you'll reach out for anything.
Luck favours the brave, but cowards live longest.
In my playthrough I used ghost stance on him then I used heavenly strikes 6 or 7 times in a row. He was one hit away and I landed the perfect parry. It was art
*pure* art 🌟🌟🌟
Playing a boss fight on easiest difficulty isn't art but ok👍
@@funnygamertwat8879 it was on the 2nd hardest difficultly -_-
Especially when you use the same technique that many times. Get on legends and I'll show you art.
@@FerociousMit i dont even play ghost any more lol idk why all yall hating on my comment.
If I was in Jin’s place, I would have framed the “dishonorable Ryuzo” for poisoning the mongols. the story would work out like this: “I received an message to meet him inside Castle Shimura alone. Knowing its a trap, I headed inside anyways to avenge Taka but when I got inside, the mongols were all dead and Ryuzo revealed to me in his desperation after losing all his men, killed everyone of them to prove his allegiance to me wanting me to say he was my spy all along. I refused his offer and fought him to avenge Taka after he insulted my honor with such a proposal.
Not sure Lord Shimura would have bought that since he just saw Jin use the same poison
@@IAmNumber4000 please at that point of the story, Shimura was more concerned with his precious honor than the truth…if he was willing to shift all the blame to Yuna, he would be more than willing to turn a blind eye to this and corroborate a traitor using illicit means to “prove himself”
@@nathanieljefferies5491 I agree. Lord Shimura was looking for any reason to "save" Jin's honor and claim him as a son. He might not have actually believed Jin had he blamed Ryuzo; but he would've allowed the lie for the sake of his "son."
I miss You Nobu, Best Horse....
I had a "Nobu" as well. The black horse lol.
@@WaldoBagelTopper mine was Kage because of how much it suited the horse
I feel sorry for Ryuzo, they were friends since little, it was hard for me when face this mission 😢
he deserved it
not me.. i would of stabbed him in the back.. He had NO HONOR!!! so i would show him none..
Ryuzo was a total asshole
We not goin acknowledge that he completely destroyed him in that fight?
I did the same to lol I didn’t get hit once lol
Lynx Regions yup me too I think I was too focused on this fight because of how much of a scumbag traitor this guy is
True tbh the first Ryuzo fight was hard as hell, but the second was easy as fuck.
lol i just used 2 blade dance and 2 heavenly strike and he's done.
Sycophantic Prophetic Socratic Junkie Wannabe I agree I died on the first fight
Battle between 2 best friends
top ten anime betrayals
Childhood friend to be detailed
Reminds me of Anakin vs Obi wan
@@giuSE2004 "You were my brother Anakin!!!"
The fact that he betrayed his friend, lost a duel, alerted the guards and ran away instead of accepting defeat, then lost a SECOND duel and expected to get out of it alive…
Like dude just take your L. It’s over bro
I feel like this death pained him the most as they were best friends since childhood.
Yeah it seems like that and also takas
Feels like it, since he grieves him later in the hotspring and in the post-ending, thinking that Ryuzo should be there :')
What about the ending to the game? The one where Jin stabs Lord Shimura (if you choose to kill him) and he literally screams in sadness after he is done? While in this one he looks calm af and doesn't show much emotion?
@@ravionjohnson8852 idk I had bad takes back then
I was hoping to save Ryuzo up until this point, then I thought about Taka and I said "You know what, he's past the point of no return." and agreed with Jin, glad he got what he deserved in the end. If he'd come straight to Jin before this, then it'd be fair, but here he is like a cornered rat.
One could argue that he was past the point of no return when he burned those peasants at Castle Shimura.
@@kingcamelot1395true but Jin didn’t witness or know about it to begin with
Does anybody remember ryuzos joke when we were on the ship with him? Almost died to a brute, had Jin saved him and then he said "THATS WHERE ALL THE FOOD WENT!"
3:54
This time stamp has thunder echoing after he says that he’s acting like the “enemy”
This was the part where he changed into the ghost, and all subsequent thunder strikes are cause of him finally accepting his role.
I used the shield breaker stance to stop him from doing his annoying combos since I was playing on hard mode. Hard mode doesn't give you enough resolve to perform those special moves.
Take: “He defended us!”
Shimura: “By spreading fear and chaos!”
Me: “Yeah. And your point is, Shimura?”
Jin: brought fear to the Mongols alone while helping the civilians during a war all by himself
Shimura: ThIs iS nOt OuR wAy
I actually cried when Ryuzo got stabbed by someone he saw like his brother.
Betrayal is one hell of a thing
It was sad but he made the choice to turn on Jin and join the mongols so
He did earn that death though
He deserved it really
Shanta Harris I mean I don’t think he deserved death he did what he did to save his men and you can actually see he hates the mongols
Also at the end when he says “jin please “ is kinda tragic I sort of wish he didn’t have to die and it was a choice
Leviton Le he tried to kill Jin, sold out his homeland and employed his men to the mongols aid, burned innocents and turned down many of Jin’s offers and even sold out his position to the mongols after loosing the duel. He threw away his friendship with Jin, disregarded his disdain for the mongols and worked with them because he would rather kill peasants than fight in a samurai army.
After take died I killed ryuzo so fast on my first play through that he did not get a single hit
And people say this game doesn't have a good story.
To be fair
Yuna is why he became the Ghost, she did in fact drive him to this
But
Yes but it was still his choice to kill that very first guy from the back, and to keep "cheating" in combat.
I don't condemn him at all, Shimura would have doomed everyone.
Shimura just sees peasants as tools at his disposal. Even his own family is just another tool. If Jin was any ambitious, he could have overthrown his uncle as Jito since most of the people that helped Shimura were there out of loyalty to Jin. Not once have I seen that worthless man try to do anything on his own to gather forces…I would argue that he had no allies.
@@nathanieljefferies5491 left alive definitely not
I feel like killing Ryuzo should have been a choice left up to the player, Either take the honorable route and kill Ryuzo for his crimes or the more pragmatic route and spare a criminal so he has another skilled warrior to fight the Mongols. It seems like far too many of the "HonorVsPracticality" conflicts of this game fall into being more "StupidityVsCommonSense" and sparing Ryuzo would have brought more nuance towards the idea of doing the right thing versus doing whatever gives you an edge against the enemy.
Ryuzo was already once a traitor. Keeping him alive was never going to be a result. Either Jin kills him now. Or his Uncle will kill him later. In terms of practicality, never bet on a guy who's willing to switch sides the moment when the odds aren't in his favor.
Ryuzo is not only a traitor, who tried to kill you himself, is the right hand man of the Khan... he is also a COWARD who will not answer to his crimes. No honor, he had to go.
In their first duel, Ryuzo actually fought like a warrior. In their last, he was like a cornered rat.
So I'm only up to the start of Act 2 at the moment and I am so confused on why people feel sorry. Someone even said: "There were friends since they were young." and yes that is true but did Ryuzo think that when he took the bounty against Jin? Even at the tournament he could've asked Jin or Lord Shimura to give him a chance to prove himself again. But his ego got in the way and just left a chance to become a samurai. Maybe he would've died at Komoda but atleast he would be a samurai.
He's Just too proud to ask jin for a job,he was a co character at the start,but later on i kind of Lost respect to him
I wish there was an option to actually spare him, and if we did he would just surrender and answer for his crimes.
Are u playing the game on easy.. for me he was much tougher. I beat him on my 3rd attempt.
Not sure. I got him on my first try as well.
I beat him first time only person I've had trouble with was the demon ronin. I play on normal difficulty tho.
must be on easy, i played similarly and ryuzo took MUCH less damage from the same attacks here
No he’s pretty easy if you use the ghost attack and that one ability that takes up three resolve
He kinda of cheese it by using three dance of wrath’s instead of fighting the boss normally.
Man you literally off the music, just ruin the moment
AmirDBMg Do you want him to get a copyright strike?
@@jamesglovecrazy there ain't no copyright strike homie
AmirDBMg Yes, there is. The music is literally copyrighted. Sony Music Entertainment/Sony has been known for abusing the copyright system.
@@jamesglovecrazy umm there's literally a lot of UA-cam channel that has play the game with the music on so idk why they didn't get copyright for. I always love Brad's playing but this series is out for me.
AmirDBMg That’s because they got permission from the companies that own the music. Although, sometimes games won’t have copyrighted music or the companies don’t care enough to copyright strike a video.
This game is played best in Japanese with subs
Yeah,the eng voice over is very very good but the japanese cast had more memorable and distinct voices
I disagree, the lip syncing is way off in the japanese dub which takes me out of the experience.
@@doodlebug4360 I don’t really notice cause I’m busy reading so it’s fine
The English version ironically felt more authentic than the actual Japanese voicing due to the bad lip syncing. Also certain scenes were more impactful for me personally in English. It just feels easier to understand there emotions in that moment compared to the Japanese dub.
If I could have written this differently, I would not have written Ryuzo to have tried to lie his way back into Jin's good graces. It felt pointless at that point. I mean, at best, yes, they wanted to convey fear. "Ryuzo knows he messed up".
But I think that up to this point, they had him well written. He didn't NEED to be a coward, per se. He could have been adversarial while still maintaining a solid stand on his belief of trying to look out for his men. In fact, his feud with Jin had this beautiful artistic symmetry to it, in that Jin was an official samurai backing his recruits, and Ryuzo was a Ronin backing his. You can equate that to a cop, and a lieutenant in a gang or mob. They could have feuded as friends, which is a very common theme in Japanese films.
he was a coward, in their first fight he sold jin, he came for his head. I am tired of this 'equally right' but on different sides troupe. food was just an excuse, he just wanted the easy way out by helping the winning side no matter how many innocents died, i like how game did not justify his actions, if it was hollywood they would have given him a redemption arc.
“A true friend stabs you in the front not in the back”
They did ryuzo soo dirty, he betrayed his people yes but it was to feed his family then for him to turn him into some selfish bastard like he only serves himself was just out of left field
Ryuzo even burned peasants.....
Ryuzo was trying to protect a bunch of child killers.
The original comment was about the inconsistency of his character, stfu
He's never portrayed like that, though. Jin isnt always objectively correct. Rewatch the scene with Ryuzo and the khan again, he's obviously traumatized and painted in a sympathetic light. That's what makes Jin killing him so impactful.
Ryuzo ordered his men to kill Jin on sight, and they joyfully went around with the Mongols committing atrocities on the civilians. Ryuzo lost sympathy the moment he had his thugs go around burning down farms.
Ryzo had this one coming
This feels good
We not gon notice how the mongol is coughing blood 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And I'm over here thinking i killed ryuzo so fast because i was a battle proven warrior who went on to finish iki Island before continuing the main story lol 😆 😂
Wow that sad they broke up being friend's. 😢 Sad # best game ever.💧💧
Man, I felt so happy when Jin ended Ryuzo
This mission was awesome and I’m glad he off’d Ryuzo!
Hey any advice on getting steel in new game plus?
Ryuozo dropped his scabbard does that mean he knew he was not gonna win?
Why does your video not have the games background music?
I hate him so much, not because he is cunning or evil but because he is a spineless coward that stands for nothing
Whats up with these games killing off the good characters sony wtf you doing
Did you see what he did?
@@shantakidd6230 got him caught
Well I mean he did betray his country and join the enemy. And even tried to kill Jin the first fight. So ya, Ryuzo getting killed was coming.
Resolved Fate I mean yeah but he did do it for basically his family because all the attempts do get food has failed he saw this as the only way tosave them
@@keyan1219 But yet we have villagers and Jin who continue to be well fed. Plus they where not that loyal when a good portion left him
How do you do that triple heavenly strike?
do the dance of wrath side mission
You'll learn it from the spirit of yarikawa's vengeance :D
how ironic japanese spread like honorable country but the actual opposite what they did to war crimes in WW2 😂
bro how
Meh.... I dont like him.
No!!
very easy fight with ghost stance and dance of wrath.
対馬の幽霊
Bro stop playing the game on easy mode
Avi Angel its his choice
That his choice,you can't judge tho
😂
Imagine judging someone for playing a game how they want to, when they paid for it.
@@divinecrusader4258 he knows but the nigga just wanted to see a good boss fight can you really blame him? 😂 I mean when fights are on easy they’re boring af to watch and too play.
How is this remotely fun for you. You just spam the same broken move over and over again
He wanted to make a short video
Jin30FPS LOL go play the game yourself then
Jin30FPS shit I meant the other dude lmao my bad bro
@@milksteaven4559 that's the thing I have played the game, and because I have I can say how is it fun
Ray Stevenson LOL mind your own then. Guy’s posting on UA-cam and he probably played it over and over.
To be honest, I kinda am blaming Jin for ryuzo death, don’t get mad at me but ryuzo did what he had to do for his men and yeah of course that his men killed people in toyitama but that because that they had to survive. In the end, he begged for his life but was killed from jin.
Damn you Jin
Ryozou had the chance to join Jin and his alliance, instead he chose to betray his people
Not mad at you at all. However, from a practical point of view...Ryuzo betrayed his country and Jin once before. To take him in afterwards would be a major risk to Jin and his allies. I don't blame Jin for killing him and tbh even though they were best friends Jin could never trust him again. If Jin was to not kill him then the other option Jin best had was what he offered Ryuzo which was to surrender, but even then he would most likely just be executed. At the very least, Ryuzo got a warriors death.
Ryuzo had a chance to do good even after betraying Jin the first time. Jin would have forgiven him right there but he chose to become Kothun's lapdog instead. And in the end he was still trying to save his own skin, so I don't buy the noble act of doing everything for his men (a bunch of child killers, by the way).
Jin recruited Ryuzo in the fight against the Invading Mongols. The only thing Ryuzo had to do was follow through stand united the entire Straw Hat clan with Jin, Yuna, Lady Masako, Ishikawa and Shimura. Yet he chose to betray his own people. Unforgivable.
There was plenty of food sources on that part of the island too
lol so you cheated with this move and beat him with 3 hits? lol i never ever used those blue attacks and had to retry the bosses multiple times and i only had 4 resolve bars.
It’s def on easy beginner