Dude I really like the video and respect the amount of work that goes into them, but have you ever looked up the definition of monotone?

Good to see new videos keep pumping them out.

Excellent video!

Good description, thank you!

thanks man great vid :)

WOW!! This guy can REALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLY make war sound exciting!! He should be a sports announcer. If he was, he could hire a bunch of pickpockets and they could come along after all the audience was asleep and rob them blind :=))

Nice work. Some remarks: You say Oda-Tokugawa as if it where a name, in fact Oda-Tokugawa are two clans, the clan Oda with Oda Nobunaga as frontman and Tokugawa Ieyasu for the Tokugawa clan. You spell it out as if it where a composite name.

explanantion is great ..your voice however is catastrophic...

*Here at Nagashino, I predict the end of the old world.* *Watch, and I shall prove it to all of you!*

Please my you do the battle of Issus thanks , subscribed , liked

How about an intro map and some perspective before you jump into all the foreign words you had to learn?

funny how their former allies the sand clan ended up serving one of nobunagas strategists hideyoshi Toyotomi but then again the only other option was the other leader of the alliance against them tokugawa, poor yukimura

sometime, I like to run around with a samurai sword and yell "Banzai""""

wow oda takugawa huh, never heard of him before

wait... why Oda-Tokugawa forces didnt fight as they had bigger military forces + 3000 arquebusiers?

Takeda it is a sad story of decline

Wow - wait a minute u going to say that Takeda have only half number of Tokugawas force and despite that he attck three time? he definetly have titan balls or something.

i knew who would win, right by looking at 0:56 - there is no more need for explanation after that.

Extraordinarily poor storytelling. *depressed monotone* "The underdog lost decisively and went on to commit suicide..." Still, the battle had some strategic merit. And in the end I enjoyed the video.

takeda must've been unacoustomed to fix defenses - outmanuevering in place of head on or even with drawing was sensible

i see i see

"DAM-ee-ohs"?

Could the narrator be any less interested in what's going on here...

"except not boring" uhhh....

Takeda should have retreated instead of attacking.

Xd Turn on the auto translate.... i think i like the subtitles better. makes it a whole new story "a talkative victory would strain the otaku kala alliance" (0:41) ".. to beseech not casino castle"(1:01) ... a reserve against botha hockey dollars really firemen" (1:09)

Ieyasu is pronounced as ee-eh-yasu.

how did they got the gun, lol

Jesus Christ, I know you don't speak Japanese but there is clearly an O in his name. It's T'O"kugawa, not T"a"kugawa.

what i know and believe number of troop are not valid. takeda clan forces are more superior in number especially their cavalry troop than oda and tokugawa clan combined forces and they are relied heavily on their cavalry since takeda known for their mastery and better breeding of horses. thats why takeda clan was feared and considered as the greatest warlord before oda clan rises to power. the only reason oda and tokugawa alliance can win the battle is because the introduction of new type of weapon called arquebus musket rifle by portugese jesuit. oda ordered his 3000 gunner troop to make 3 line of arquebuser behind wood palacide and fence. the 3 line formation allow arquebuser to firing in order and make repeated barage of musket. while arquebuser firing safely protected behind palacide and fence from melee combatant. after the first line fire, 2nd line move to the first line to fire while first line fall back to rear to reload and 3rd line move to 2nd line get ready to fire. the great takeda cavalry samurai and foot ashigaru who charge head on to the volley of bullet simply shred to pieces by oda nobunaga genius tactic of using new weapon. this battle was the 1st battle where fire arm used in mass and changed the way of japanese warfare for the rest of onin war.