I like how her tone wasn’t even condescending, she seemed genuinely concerned her opponent would casually ask for death 💀

And next time we see him he has a sword mark all accross his face. He would have indeed die with a real blade.

My favorite part. LOL

Savage

The scary part is that i think she mightve actually surpassed his score by that point in her life

​@@feritperliare2890 Well, how many where in that Dojo?

I was wondering what the meaning behind the close-ups on the touches was. Thanks for explaining! :D

@@JanHoosshe’s letting the first two know they’d be dead had she drawn her blade

That's why touching someone without killing them is the greatest dishonor to them in Aiel culture in the Wheel of Time series as well. It takes the greatest amount of finesse AND power.

Not only that, but she was fighting them with a handicap with the extra added weights. The only one to give her a challenge with the weights was Taigen and she nearly got him, but had to take them off. If she fought all the dojo members in the beginning without the weights.. it would have been even more of a slaughter.

​@Viper6390 considering what we saw with her against the claw army definitely correct and she fought fowler better than taigan in an even worst state then him

Any idea what specific song this is?

@@klemen680I think this would be Mizu Suite The action part being a minute or two into the thing.

That koto was sick!

Love how Mizu was concerned about killing him

I love how she wasn’t even being sarcastic. She was genuinely confused as to why this idiot would ever want to fight her with her actual sword.

Blue hearts for the blue eyes 💙💙

Def an inspiration, but honestly this show as a whole in terms of themes and generally the way it was executed reminded me more of the manga vagabond

There's literally "Battle without honor or humanity" playing in the training sequence xd

@@DENOhritko yeah I thought that was silly like of all the themes to play

It’s like a mix between Bride vs Crazy 88 and Bruce Lee vs Dojo.

What is it called?

Yes it is, it's part of Mizu's Suite lmao.

@@koriusXGood to know, although, it’s kind of a hollow victory. What if you just want this one part by itself~?

Download it and snippet it to your likings. ​@@tde4438

I was wondering all the time while watching the first two episodes - why the hell, WHY didn't they do the witcher this way

@@dziarskihenk8798 because it’s Hollywood. 😭😖😖😖😖

@@dziarskihenk8798because it’s trash

Now I want to see Mizu and Geralt of Rivia duke it out in a spar. Geralt wouldn't give a damn about whether or not she's a woman, and if there's anyone who could teach her more about how to fight, it'd be him.

This actually made me bust out laughing~😂

I think for her, that is going easy on them. Remember she didn’t kill them.

You forgot the guy who lost his nuts 😅😂

They should have taken the hint when she easily touched them at the start of the fight.

If women were like this in real life then you should have an actual example. The reality is very few men are capable of such a thing.

Like is this their first film with a female lead that can fight this good or what?

What, where? Everyone loves her???

Blue Eye Samurai (Mizu Suite) at about 4 mins. Don't think they released it as an individual section

​@@hwoolfe1792Thank you! It's a real shame, true banger at 4:40 mins

She's a woman, but she actively hides it since if others knew she were a woman then she wouldn't be allowed to do like,, pretty much anything

A woman

They were wooden training swords all along. As for Mizu, I felt the series did a wonderful job of demonstrating how and why she became so cold and ruthless towards other people.

@@joshm9363 Watch the scene again, you can see them drawing steel blades after saying "Oh good, we get to kill you", before Mizu throws them through the paper wall, at which point their steel swords have sudden turned to wood. And yeah, the series explains why Mizu is such a terrible person, but she still is one and it was several episodes until I warmed up to her again.

@@ALookIntoTheEulenspiegel ah, got you, right before this clip starts they were drawing metal swords. She launches them through a wall that has training swords mounted on it, and those are the swords they then pick up for this clip. One way or another they’d been disarmed prior to flying through the wall. Clearly they’re no match for her so it doesn’t seem off to me. I felt that made her a more compelling character; she’s an antihero. She claims to everyone, including herself, that she’s on a path of revenge, but that’s not entirely what it seems. I think she’s fuelled far more by hatred borne out of her past experiences than revenge but doesn’t realise that for herself. She sees herself as the crane from her own analogy but actually she’s the typhoon. She sees herself as a badass, not as someone who’s tragically lost touch with much of their humanity… but also still a badass.

@@joshm9363 Huh, yeah, I guess that could have been it. And sure, she is driven by revenge, but most people who are like that, still don't go out of their way to maim innocent people. It paints her as not just ruthless, but actively vicious.

@@ALookIntoTheEulenspiegel yep. I think the best example of that might be in The Ronin and The Bride. The flashback scenes build so much sympathy but then in the present she behaves monstrously.

What

Have you never watched anime before?

@@direcircumstances more than 100

@@calib3r403 And you're complaining about a fight scene being "over exaggerated"? In anime??

​@@direcircumstances when the writers derived a lot a story background from "realistic" scenarios than yes. You cant yoga slice a 140 lbs guy with skinny hands. I would have swallowed this bullshit if her sword was made out of a special element which has this type of capability. I agree the writing, characters and animation are top notch but this is makes no sense.

Guess you wouldn’t like karate kid either. Main character learned karate by waxing cars and doing household chores.

Mizu didnt just watch the individual masters coming to test out the new swords, she also trained with how to use their styles. She put weights on and exercised. She blended their styles in a way that is unpredictable to the school masters since they all follow one form. Which is easily predictable. Which is what made it ultimately trash to someone like her who knew most of the forms and had a blend that could beat them. It took Mizu years to learn swordplay. She clearly worked hard at it as we see her flashback scenes training and copying the master's moves. A great deal of the show was dedicated to her becoming a badass with a sword.

@@Amann0407 Thank you! It’s not like these masters had their swords made in a single day or anything. It’s like these guys need to see every second of her training in order to believe that she’s like that.

@@TheHeadNinjainComics yeah I dont know why they think she didnt earn her badass status. A fair bit of the show shows her training, and she was doing it since she was a little girl. For years. By the present time in the show, she is probably the best sword fighter in Japan, although she gets hurt alot.

@@Amann0407 by herself? Dude noone trained her, who was she shadowing Miyamoto Musashi? Does her training also involve being superhuman, getting stabbed multiple times and walking away from it after a minute like nothing happened?

Official season 2 announcement came out yesterday