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The outfit Luke has in Jedi is literally just a black jump suit it’s not that deep

Well they are the Jedi robes now and have been for 50 years so cope with it lmao

Lore-wise, Jedi were supposed to be quite humble looking. The most simple, basic, FUNCTIONAL robes would've been fine for them.

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If it's a robe and it's owned by a jedi, then it's a jedi robe.

I have always thought that if the Jedi had been hunted down by Vader and the Empire, Ben Kenobi walking around dressed in Jedi robes would make him a moron.

there is a canon reason jedi are oddly like Assassins from Assasssin's creed they hide in plain sight by wearing the robes of the simple folk

I think lucas just wanted to pay homage to his kurosawa inspiration. With the tatooine costumes.

Now that you mention it, it seems like the Jedi-style garb is just an in-universe "peasants garb" of sorts, common among the lower and working classes in the poorer regions of the galaxy, and so adopted by the Jedi as a simple uniform of humility. And Luke going for the more military uniform look, to me, just says Luke feels he's overcome his own humble origins on Tattooine, and so eschews the poor farmers garb, but is still being professional and austere with the more "Starfleet" look. It's not until he's much older and operating the new Jedi Temple by himself that he finally adopts the simple robes, probably as an example to the students (and perhaps a nod to his own humility now that he's the Grand Master and barely feels deserving of it).

Please a video on battlefield Combat where two samurais on horseback and their retainers clash against eacher other ( killing teams)

I never was sure what Jedi Knights wore, as referred to by Kenobi (1977's _Star Wars_ ) until Phantom Menace. I suspect, Lucas _et al._ didn't even know save, perhaps, in the mid '80's some time when George was thinking about making the prequels in the future. I would guess that by the mid '90's his notions were more solidified. His creative style seems to be a.) write a story b.) describe visuals in broad brush strokes and/or c.) delegate concept art to others d.) approve the art e.) let the creators create (e.g. costume makers). Obviously, that's simplified. There are probably countless examples where an iterative process was used (e.g. in filming the Wampa, the costumed version wasn't working well, for _Jedi_ the Rancor went through an iterative process too, eventually using a puppet/marionnette (?) ) Antony...a _Star Wars_ nerd, nor sartorialist, you are not. There's inner tunics, outer tunics, etc. Knowing these helps in discernment. Kylo Ren's costume had a ridiculous amount of layers...(sigh)

I realized that Kenobi must have been the worst at hiding. Wearing the Jedi uniform and barely changing his name. You should make a video series, about the Japanese influence on Star Wars.

It was the 70's and 80's When people didn't take there entertainment so seriously as today. Probably just thought the tatooine robes looked cool and went with, and no one was bothered. Feels like alot of the original trilogy was made up as they went along. Liea being Luke's sister and Lukes father being dead "from a certain point of view" obviously had 0 foreshadowing and came out of nowhere.

John Mollo and Ralph McQuarrie designed the costumes of a New Hope. People at Lucasfilm know about this but you could explain it in your head however you want. Mollo thought it was a good idea at the time...✌️☮️

Very spooky, I literally just watched a new hope and the empire strikes back for the very first time last night. (I ignored them as a kid because I thought they were boring films for adults. That was a stupid mistake, don't know why I'd think that.) I actualy noticed the luke thing, I did wonder about that.

The reason all Tatooine clothing looking the same was likely due to a limited budget on the first movie. At some point Lucas decided Jedi robes looked like what Ben was wearing in Episode IV which made it cannon. What Luke’s wearing in Return of the Jedi is his attempt at an approximation of jedi robes, since there’s no Jedi Robe Mart. When every member of a religious order has been eradicated, apart from two individuals, for around 30 years it’s hard to find their outfits.

Anakin aka Vader was a slave on Tatooine before he was found and taken in by the Jedi. So, if we were to say this was Tatooine clothing at the time of the original trilogy, the force ghost of Anakin dressed like that would still fit.

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It’s hard to tell from the video. Does this require a grip change? It looks like the sword twists in the hand. Not something you see in Japanese swordsmanship, typically.

How is this guy leaving out Robert Bussey? Bussey left Hatsumi in the late 80s when Hatsumi was a beast. You can’t compare Hatsumi now he’s 40 years older. I don’t know who this instructor is that’s just dancing around, but you should check out who the world call the King of Combat.

Oh.. Activist's Creed..

There are other fight scenes that contain these elements, why this one though persee?

Could the manual actually be describing nodachi use? - It makes more sense to spin - Makes more sense to use against spears - China liked Japanese swords but particularly liked their nodachi. They wrote quite a bit about their use in the hands of pirates and the Imjin war

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the thing is in a real fight, you're fighting for your life and will use any method possible to win. a lot of these techniques are based on martial arts. martial arts have rules. survival doesn't.

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Block with the mune the least strength in the blade, it is known blades can break by blocking with the mune. Various other schools kata deliberately block with the ha.

4:10 I thought yagyu munenori lived and founded the Edo branch in an earlier period?

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Armor up to protect the head and pressure test it with speed and power. This would be informative.

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Sooo…. the answer is no for what I’m hearing.

14:19 heard about females begin a head of families and they would be high in social status and power etc. But still they would not be called by the title like if woman was head of daimyo family as there were no male succesor to be head she would still not be called daimyo (I remember what whould they be called it was something translating to land owner) even if they basically had the same power at the moment. Same in samurai family i dont think anyone would call a woman of samurai class a "samurai" even if she was defending her home or something back then nor she would be ronin if her husband was unenployed. Those are simply all male titles. So just out of curiosity I wonder how would they be officially addresed? Just a lady something or?

LOL! Stop whining just because he wouldn't give you what you wanted without working for it. When I listen to this, everything you complain about is projecting what's wrong with you. You want to be a ninja without putting in the work. It'll never happen.

The interpretation of punching distance is being misunderstood in my opinion. I believe what they mean is your fist fully extended can touch their fully extended fist. It can be demonstrated by standing in front of a training partner normally(no bladed stance) and both extend their right fist/arm out, adjust position to the point where the arms are fully extended and the fists are barely touching. That is the maximum distance you can be at and still be able to strike your opponent. The problem everyone has when trying to understand distancing is they use the opponent's torso to define the "only" target. There is more than one target. Striking the hands takes away your opponent's ability to attack you. Take the hands and then you can easily take the head. Obviously, the max distance changes when using polearms and projectile weapons. The short distancing is defined as your weapon can completely go through your opponent's torso. The space between max and short is the danger zone. You can both easily strike one another.

Anthony, it just sounds like you got your feelings hurt. When I deployed to Afghanistan on one occasion, I had the dubious privilege to be assigned to work directly for one of the most difficult commanders in special operations at the time. The guy had deployed into Afghanistan shortly after the first two SFODAs were inserted in 2001 and had been involved ever since as the war unfolded through the years. The first day I met him, he chewed me out for something totally inconsequential. It totally pissed me off because it seemed like an ego trip. Anyway, after a while, it turns out that he became the best combat commander I ever worked for in my career. He wasn't perfect. But his heart was in the right place, and he was super competent. After all, it was just an ass chewing. No big deal. I moved on and came to learn a great deal from him. I've trained with Tanemura (long ago). Yes, he is tempermental and has his moments, but if you get past that, you can learn a great deal. Now, if you just feel that the system being taught is BS, that's different, and that's Ok. Just go elsewhere.

Hello Mr Cummins, you said that your next book will be about Zen Buddhism for your research the book "Zen at War" might interest you, written by Brian Victoria, an american Zen priest, it tells the history of Zen's support of japanese militarism in the 20th century all Zen branches and school were actively involved.

Presure test Bujinkan techniques

Woke garbage

I trained bujinkan and other ninjutsu systems over the years. I have been a police officer for many years, have had to affect many arrest of aggressive/violent suspects, and have been in a few deadly force situations including fights for my life. I can tell you from personal experience that things that I have learned from training in the bujinkan IS useful and has saved my life and helped me save the lives of others as well. What experience does this author have to make any claims about what works and what doesn't??? He is full of theory, conjecture and bullsh*t he rides the coattails of these systems masters to make a living.

9:40 Yeah, same with Tenchu. What, we can kill dogs but not cats?

I honestly think if you spent some time watching the older games as far back as 2007-2012, you would get greater context as to why the games are the way they are today. I would love to talk to you about it even further with you if you wanted. The games are meant to be still somewhat grounded in history but with a slight deviation into science fiction being misinterpreted as mysticism and spirituality. By the way, the Assassins in this game are meant to be the good side, fighting against the Templars who are the bad side, but the very first game was having you engage in political and moral conversations and made you question if the Assassins were truly good or bad and if the Templars were in fact the correct ones all along. It's only in today's version of the games that it's lacking nuance and substance that we have this crap before us.

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Nice fraudulent story, are you the second thomas lockley? Gonna go into hiding?

The Katas are not meant to be understood before after 15 years of practice and the 3rd roll! and 40 years of age

Don’t have any questions just showing my appreciation for your life’s work and your dedication to sharing knowledge, I haven’t read all those books yet. Am sure they will answer all the questions. Almost done reading the first book I’ve thumbed around in each but I am reading them in order to have the best understanding. Congratulations on the child 🎉