I get that reference!

The ghost himself

I see what you did there 👻👺🦊

Resolve increased.

Got 😂😂

What he used didn't even look like a sword, more like a machete

its probably the same amount of metal, just wider and thinner

You can find tons more videos on the guys original channel. He's at ShachiNT on YT. He has a lot of great failed tameshigiri videos on his site.

isnt that like just a broader katana?

Because he dont have original Katana (war sword) but tamesigiri which is wider and can have bigger angle of edge. Technicaly it means he more like chop then cut like classic katana design

Well done you cut through 3 bamboo Well done you cut through 5 bamboo Well done you cut through 7 bamboo

Yo i was literally saying that in my head 😂

Ahh yes the struggle of the bamboo striking in GOT

What are thr buttons?

Almost a haiku... sorta

You could look at a buff man hamering nails all day using the side of the hammer but everyone would outperform them if they actually used the hammer correctly.that seems like the same thing

The ladies do pretty much the same as the men too. (And I'm assigning extra points for style to the lady that almost misses the target entirely, sends shards flying across the room, and then breaks out in a huge grin)

Maybe you open your eyes and see that he is using a different type of blade. It's rigged.

@@CHOP181095 It's not really rigged. He is just using a different type of katana, one which is specifically designed for a superior 'chop' cut rather than 'slice' cut that most katana are designed to do. It is one of many different kinds of katana, and this particular style (a wide blade) even has its own kenjutsu ryu dedicated to its use.

@@CHOP181095 Dude its all a SCAM man! The aliens!

Dude thank you for the hint.

Just like a good punch...starts from your feet and you gotta utilize your whole body like one giant mechanism

Bro fr and you do it first time

0:57 then what about this?

@@manhcuong3035 bad stance

@@manhcuong3035 looks like he lifted his leg

And the power of the hop too

@@manhcuong3035 the stance was not balanced, he failed to control the momentum to the upper body / swing

😂😂

I AGREE WITH YOU MAN xD

He used wind element chakra to cut through the mats easier XD

What's it called?

@@sygyzy0933 profile taper, for the broadness of the sword, ie edge to spine height, distal taper for the spine becoming thinner towards the point.

That’s incredible! Thanks for the info!

So what is the advantage of having the broader spine in battle?

@@jokecukie I am not an expert, but I can only imagine it will either make the sword more brittle or more flexible. It might not be as good on the battlefield but better on unarmored flesh (i.e. on insolent peasants).

That ain’t bamboo *those are mats*

It's also a gun?

Na he use shogun

Americans when they watch this be like:

LMAO

Breath of the shotgun

Why the hell would you jump first?

@@oscarsalazar5876 go play ghost of tsushima, you'll understand then 💪

@@superscotty333 ahh ok then.

Thank you. I was wondering about his wider sword. It's very impressive isn't it!

No, shape of sword impacts cutting drastically. But it does not negate fact that this amount of tatami mats require exceptional technique.

That's some BS right there my guy. Yeah he is obviously skilled, but to claim the the sword "Isn't a factor" is extremely ignorant.

you're just wrong. if the sword's geometry behind the edge isn't thin enough it will wedge. try using an axe to cut a piece of paper from the edge. it doesn't work the same way you could do it with a kitchen knife. the blade had to be tall and thin to take that swing because if it were thick, it would get stuck easier and if it were short from the edge to the spine it could snap

Ok heres the thing, when cutting through things, the dimensions of the blade do factor in, his wider blade actually takes more control than the other katanas we saw here, usually when you force a blade through something exceptionally thick, it will glance off or lose momentum because as you cut the angle of the blade changes, and so you have to compinsate for the arch of your swing before you cut, also the fact that his blade is wider across but visably thinner in width is interesting, i dont personally know how thin blades compare to thicker ones when it comes to cutting through materials but i DID just remember that slo mo guys actually has a silly video that demonstrates my point pretty well, they cut through waterbottles, but its still neat to see dans learning curve

БойБорг690_ Definitely goes trough a mans torso

@Master Chief Does not change the fact that he has very good control over the blade

@@emmangenta I think you understand what he meant be different

It' because it a Was toy he stole from a kid

@@nofacegentleman351 No, it’s because Japanese steel is terrible, it’s the reason they had to innovate to make purer steel, the reason they have to differentially heat treat them, their materials are not good and as such, authentic Japanese weapons will break really easily if misused.

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But the last one cutted more bamboo too.

I would probably rate hem both equally because even though the last one uses a heavier sword, it is harder to control a heavier blade and when you are doing cuts like that, the angle you hit it is very important and how straight you keep the blade through the cut.

Dark Lord of the Sith Haha pulls out an executioner sword

They are using swords that were crafted individually for them.

Yea....even if the blade didnt make it all the way through, diagonally speaking that is, it still wouldnt be short of a crazy mortal kombat fatality.

SO CLEAN D:

@@Timotheus24 no shit Sherlock

No one cares

You care

I’m your daddy

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