I agree with you, though when he shot his brother, I think it was more of Ogata seeing if he does end up feeling guilt. Since he hasn't felt any emotion his entire life, he simply killed him to see if he'd feel anything. It's why he asked his father before he killed him if he had a chance 'to be happy' as well. If his brother got killed, would his father begin putting his attention onto him more? Would he give him the love and affection he gave his brother? And if he did, would that change how Ogata felt, would it make him 'happy'? When Ogata says 'chitatap' and 'hinna' to Asirpa, he looks just like a robot trying to emulate human emotion. Like he's trying to feel what others are feeling but just can't, which is pretty heartbreaking. It's why Ogata hates the idea of 'pure' people. Because if he accepts the fact that there are people in this world who are 'pure and clean, and never do bad things,' he would be admitting that there's something wrong with him. It's why he says to Tsurumi, 'there's no such thing as noble blood, or dirty blood, either.' He wants to think everyone is the same as him, that everyone is as messed up as he is.

Lol, who does he think he is? Australian SAS?

@@MrTibruk64 wdym?

@@phantompage4304 Recently the Australian SAS has been having initiation rituals including war crimes.

you are green

I think all the characters from the 7th division have the same dead eyes (with some exception) but I don't remember a scene where ogata's eyes lightens

@@alam8534 In the revised volume 26, his eyes do light up but only when he's about to snipe Spoiler: Usami

i just love ogata's perfect hairline

His brother is crying and he just has a deadpan stare very telling

it's said that way strategically to get you to comment and also to get guys like me to point out the geniuses of the title considering the content/video is about betrayal and they as essentially betraying us by having that title. Those 2 combos add to the conversation of the show and helps us related more/feel more for the character in the show which was betrayed cus we too have been betrayed.

hahahahaahah 100% agree

Well, if it gets the attention of people that do not know the show I can let pass the dumb pun, Golden Kamuy deserves to be seen more.

When I tell you I've been crying at this comment, 😂😂

Fam, the look on my face when I read that title 😂. This comment's been sending me for over a year now every chance I see it

Ayyye, love your grind videos they always help me stack up for the new dlc’s🙏🏾

Who would have thought you'd be in a golden kamuy comment section

Yep, that’s what’s make him creepy but cool at the same time

not a sociopath, isn't he a psychopath.

He SO FINE

His brother isn’t still standing he slumped to his knees and fell. Him standing and staring down ogata was a hallucination of his suppressed guilt. Guilt that he didn’t think he would have

Certain people worked hard to defend his "purity" lol

​​@@avikmahfuz2894''protect Yuusaku's virginity at all cost''

damn.

@@plastic8546 ur next 😈😈

its a BROTRAYAL*

@@KFC431 r/whoosh

*"FLAG HAS BEEN RETURNED"*

So sad everyone got scared away by bad CGI bear :^(

Yeah, this was a hidden gem, so glad i decided to watch it

@@yanets.4786 i have been hooked Since day one but you have to agree that it was a verry ugly bear

@@yanets.4786 The bear didn't mattered since the story was so good lol

@@johan3896 unpopular opinion, I Liked the bear scene..

He tested the friendly fire settings.

But we already saw Ogata shooting his brother in season 2 tho. This episode added more depth to his backstory and it also showed that Ogata's not as unbothered as he pretends to be, given that he's haunted by his brother.

he actually doesn't turn around to stare at him. you can see him slumping to his knees facing forward with the flag clasped in his hands, yet when he turns around to stare at ogata, he's standing up straight and the flag is gone. That's not what actually happened on the battlefield, but rather a symbolic personification of Ogata's suppressed guilt for killing him manifesting as his brother turning to stare back accusingly at his killer, like Ogata believes he should have

@@lachlancarter1707 yes, and lets not forget that this scene is hunting him in his nightmares at first and now it is more like hallucinations

He didn't have the guts to look him in the eyes as he killed him. At his core, he's a coward.

@@aldnoah3857 have you seen season 3? This is a part of one of the episodes

Is extremelly sad

That's not a correct interpretation of yin and yang

it's not like Ogata would appreciate that love, psychopaths do not care about it

I sense a worshiper of the Tako

Well, that’s Inaf internet for one day

Man is it time for uwu with cathulu

@@spartan1010101 impossible, are you going to miss the collab?

Wait did he just shoot his friend in the head?

ok. . .

@@jonathanrobinson319 🗿

The thing is... he feels, but he doesn't show. That's why he is remembering of his half brother.

@@theLikou1 but🗿

remind me Les aventures de Tintin, but with more blood.

Highly under rated

The anime had a low budget in the previous 2 seasons sadly .

Yep

@@jonathanrobinson319 basically, the political intrigue, hunt for treasure, ridiculous humor, gun violence-this is a more extreme tintin

I see it more as a child who didn’t receive any love from his parents and is therefore unable to feel compassion towards others, which is why he can’t feel guilt for killing people. I believe he does, however, feel some guilt for killing his brother, but he suppresses this emotion and denies it so that he can believe that everyone, in truth, doesn’t feel any guilt.

Ogata is a psychopath, but since it's times when people didn't even know what that really was, he thinks everyone is like him When his brother talks to him about guilt, he assumes the brother is wrong, but, in reality, he is the only one who doesn't feel that guilt

@@bj_cat103 you could interpret Ogata killing his brother also as him acknowledging what his brother says and because it is opposite to his own ideals felt threatened by it and I think that’s why he actually felt guilt over killing his brother, unlike his father, who we do not see haunt him, but with his brother turning around to face him, face his action. Because his brother was someone that actually contradicted Ogata’s beliefs, and made an emotional impact on Ogata.

oh god their are two of you now

Hello there I’m just a lurker who’s see you around quite a lot.

Happy to see you are still around here

@@dragnothlecoona FYI he's the original. Well I think... lol

Master How are you great huh huh? I CAN HEAL YOU YEPPPPP MAASTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER!

Levels that just a few masters can achieve

Golden Kamuy is #1 when it comes to inventing handsome guys with crazy eyebrows.

This is season 3, why would we be questioning his eyebrows after all this time??

Nani?

Ogata was based on real life person. They did bit addition into his characteristics. Indeed, he is a very experienced sniper.

Yes Tsurumi have a point

The guilt heavily implies that he never was a sociopath, and I think that's why he pulls the trigger on himself. Suddenly realizing that you lived your whole life lying to yourself about what you are would definitely be devastating, especially when you constantly tried to pull others down to your same level. In a way he's just like a wen kamuy.

His death was so poetic. Poisoned like his mother, “Seppuku” like his dad, and shot in the head like his brother.

that awkward and hilarious moment when you "brotray" your own brother by shooting him in the head 😳😳🤣

Wait what is this anime ? Not the name but what’s it about

@@wildwikedwanderer1208 its the most violent catching and cooking anime ever i highly recommend it

same

[Spoiler alert] When Ogata was having a full mental breakdown I couldn't feel anything but pity for him

In oppossite directions too. Ogata looking less human and Tsurumi looking more human. And yet their journeys are inverted, Ogata coming to realize there was a fraction of humanity in him... And Tsurumi losing it all...

its beyond good. its a historical event.

Of course. It has history and it gets good animation and episodes

cuz he wanted to. My man's just dead inside bro

@@susana9795 What a weak mindset

You have to watch his full backstory on why he is so broken.

Because his broken inside, he's extremely jealous of his brother, who was loved by theirs father, and Ogata himself was unwanted child. And there Ogata is blooddirty as killer, and in the same time his brother is so pure.

Yet you guys praise itachi for slaughtering literally every Uchiha on the planet

Yes it's his imagination , because you see him not holding the flag when he turns around , ogata is hallucinating because of the fever

Just do it! You will have to ignore the bad cgi animals of season 1 tho :x

it so freaking good!!! You should watch it.

That's cause it is. Kenjiro Tsuda

Sorry to read that.

It just has 28 episodes so far, I think. If you take your time you'd be able to catch up in no time

Watch one per day, skip the opening and the ending and you could see 3 episodes in an hour; if you advance a little everyday and do a binge watching in one of those rare free days you could catch up to the point they currently are relatively quickly, maybe even before this season is over.

Anime logic 😂

It was the killer's imagination. In reality the guy just dropped dead. The previous season shows it clearly. The image of the brother staring back at him accusingly becomes a somewhat recurring hallucination for the rest of the series.

You don't; this is essentially a nightmare sequence.

Basically what it is

This is season 3

@@alize9111 okay thanks for the info friend!

lol i just commented a similar thing