It's finally here! I'm gonna start reading the manga after tonight's episode, what other series would you like me to cover? Come chat to fellow anime fans!: discord.gg/8xkPxSykK7

@ItZJeff.

Жыл бұрын

😭

@theglitchmindset2256

Жыл бұрын

Tokyo ghoul your perspective would be insightful l. Oh and vagabond!

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

​@@theglitchmindset2256 I loved Tokyo Ghoul until season 3 😭

@mohammedsuliman8072

Жыл бұрын

​@@LessonsFromAnimeit's manga is pretty great You can red that if you like the first 2 seasons considering it's better than the anime in every way

@thebestreviewers

Жыл бұрын

Great channel. Inspired me to make a similar video. You should do Kingdom or Berserk next

I don't understand why people didn't like season 2 , the message this anime brings is what a lot of people need to hear.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I guess it was just very different, but I think it's fantastic

@someguythatdoesstuff7658

Жыл бұрын

To make you feel better, I as an anime-only have been really loving this slower more introspective season of Vinland Saga. Episode 9 goes hard

@Regenmacher175

Жыл бұрын

Season 2 is not finished yet either....

@milotura6828

Жыл бұрын

it’s great bro. As salaam walaykum

@mattw9726

Жыл бұрын

During the dream (one of the crucial points of the manga) we see the two faces of the medal: the upside, a green peaceful land with Thors (you have no enemies), and the downside, the war itself, where everyone is your enemy except yourself. So i see it more as You have no enemies, except yourself. You are your only enemy, and the only way to become a true warrior it's to fight no one but yourself, your weakness, your fears, in order to become a better person. Life is difficult and uphill. The viking world, where war and death are important part of the culture, and Thorfinn, who understands life and peace, will fight against this cruel world itself to create something different. But the only way to achieve this dream it's a challenge with himself (in the dream he carries all the people he has killed). This was my pov about the meaning of the dream with the contrast "Everyone is your enemy, except yourself/You have no enemies, except yourself)

I thought I understood the "you have no enemies" quote and was interested to see your take on it. But then you pointed out that it can also refer to yourself "don't be your own enemy" and I got chills. Great work, so glad I watched this video!

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I'm not necessarily right at all, just how different people see things yknow, would love to hear your version, and glad you enjoyed 💪

@King_Jockey

Жыл бұрын

I have one enemy

that part about people can make you their enemy but don't make them your enemy just smacked me in the face.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Easier said than done, but just being conscious of it helps a lot

people will continue to call anime corny but this anime/manga has shown me a lot more than anyone else. i’ve learned to be kind to other and myself and life is nothing but filled with peace all around me.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I absolutely love this series, the first time I watched it I didn't really get it/find it that interesting but now it's one of my favourites

@CrimsonReq

Жыл бұрын

same but honestly its been pretty challenging considering how the world drilled the strong defeats the weak mentality to me

@468erpeashooter9

Жыл бұрын

Read the bible. This is like, in the second chapter of it. "[God will forgive all trespasses against those who forgive all trespasses from others] " - a paraphrasing from one of the first 10 chapters of Matthew, in other words, you have no enemies.

@rationalautonomy2709

Жыл бұрын

I want a shirt that says "I have no enemies".

@saulgoodmansfingerr8527

Жыл бұрын

@@468erpeashooter9 "and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us"

What a lot of people fail to realize is that "You have no enemies" and "There is no one it's okay to hurt" were Thors' lessons to a 6-year old child. He had to make the message simple, digestible and absolute so a child could get it. No 6-year old is going to understand the nuance behind a myriad of life situations at that age and they will learn and develop their values as they grow older. Of course, now it's a key message from the manga, but as adults and people viewing it from an outside perspective, we can discuss it in a non-literal way.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

This was in the back of my head but I didn't quote know how to put it into words, great comment

@b_delta9725

Жыл бұрын

Plus, even with the nuance, the message is quite clear, as indeed nobody deserves to be hurt, nothing good has ever come out of hurting just because you think someone deserves it. You only hurt in the last of situations, where it means that if you don't do it, innocents will pay the price, and even then, there was something else you could've done, there are always alternatives and things you can try to do, you just weren't aware of it, and that's fine as long as you keep trying.

@TipoIrritable

Жыл бұрын

If they dont hurt you, why would you?

@implosive4778

Жыл бұрын

@@b_delta9725 you say even with the nuance. and yet go to reject all nuance💀

@lifeonhigh851

Жыл бұрын

Even then, its still pretty simple to fully understand as an adult when you look at those two quotes. "There is no one its okay to hurt" means exactly that. When defending yourself, you arent intentionally trying to hurt someone, youre trying to protect yourself (or others if the situation requires it). "You have no enemies" really means there is no one you need to hate or hold extreme resentment towards, including yourself. There are of course people you cannot forgive, but this does not mean you need to hold grudge or hate towards them for your entire life. Letting go of hate and spreading peace and love leads to happier and joyful life, which is all Thors wanted for Thorfinn.

Thors' philosophy is one that you can ONLY gain from understanding hardship, suffering and yourself. If you use it from the get go you "understand" it but you don't know yourself. Knowing what you're capable of is prerequisite to that philosophy and that requires making bad, stupid or impulsive decisions. Your past actions and others' are physical chains that bind you and limit your available options in the now, only once you gain the chains and see them can you begin the work of freeing yourself from the restrictions and pain of the past.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I think that applies to a lot of things tbh, no matter how often you hear it or how right it sounds, until you actually experience it you won't fully accept it deep down

@wesleywallace4426

Жыл бұрын

That reminds me of the new Spider Verse movie that argues against marrying your purpose to your trauma. Yes, people use past experiences to help make better decisions… But that doesn’t mean only people who have suffered greatly are the only capable of making good decisions. It’s possible to learn the wrong lesson after a tragic experience. PTSD is overrated.

@karol_04

5 ай бұрын

It might not be the best example but Jesus Christ was the one who lived according to his principles from the get go - he didn't experience any "hero transformation" but he was a God in the end so I don't know. It also seems to me that you can't truly understand and live true to that message without experiencing the other side first...

"You have no enemies" For me it means: "You choose to have enemies"

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Yeah same here 🗿

@sniler5072

Жыл бұрын

@@LessonsFromAnime Great video btw, keep it up!

Vinland Saga is one of the greatest stories I've ever seen it really changed your perspective on life in general.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

It really has man, I tried to watch it a year ago and couldn't get into it, but now I absolutely love it

Remember having no enemies doesn't mean don't fight, just fight to protect, it means not initiating a fight, think of monks, monks train to fight, but never use it unless absolutely required to, and that's mostly when needing to protect people. Edit:he somewhat talked about this

@insertname485

Жыл бұрын

You're wrong. It means not even fiight in self-defence. Look at what Thorfinn is doing in recent episodes. Thorfinn is taking the Jesus/Gandhi/MLK pacifist stance. Thorfinn is a true Christian.

@perpetual_suffering1458

Жыл бұрын

​@@Weyland_Punanidawg we just recently witnissed thorfinn fight snake. What are you on about

@karol_04

5 ай бұрын

Whether to fight in self defence or "turn the other cheek" in my opinion is the toughest decision in christian / Thors' ideology in my opinion. I don't understand it right now but i would love to one day

@Jlezy

4 ай бұрын

@@karol_04 I'll pray that you gain understanding my friend, have a blessed day and God be with you.

It’s such an amazing outlook but a quote always rings in my head when i hear Thors say no enemies“ those who can’t kill will always be subject to those who can”

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he was a little too idealistic, but I think that actually worked in his favour in that situation as it stunned everyone so much they couldn't help but honour their word to him. How realistic that actually is is definitely up for debate though

@diagonalelbow887

Жыл бұрын

Yea totally. Loved the video btw

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro!

@RPTIDE

Жыл бұрын

It’s better to a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. It’s the same as that. Be capable of hurting others, but don’t do it unless you absolutely have to

@aladdin8423

Жыл бұрын

I mean, you can't claim to be a pacifist if you don't have what it takes to kill. The disciplined man is the one who has the choice to behave differently

Honestly Vinland Saga was a very eye opening anime/manga that made me understand the value in morality and trying to find out your true actions

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I've started reading the manga for it, and honestly this is perhaps the only piece of fiction I've ever read that's earned the term "masterpiece"

@pkaramazov89

Жыл бұрын

Try reading berserk my friend

@jellyja

Жыл бұрын

@@LessonsFromAnime the manga is too good I love how the story all adds up

@jellyja

Жыл бұрын

@@pkaramazov89 berserk really good too I’m on volume 6 now

That was a great take on "Blue Exorcist", never crossed my mind until now. Great work LFA!

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed my analysis on Cowboy Bebop!

@JC-fx3wh

Жыл бұрын

​@@LessonsFromAnimeBro I can't see that video you guys are talking about, was it deleted?

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

@@JC-fx3wh it never existed haha, he was just joking

I think something really crucial about the first season is that Askeladd also mirrors Thorfinn with his own story. Askeladd was raised by his mother, and eventually, at a young age, he had to start taking care of her (instead of the other way around) because she was losing her mind. upon meeting his father, Askeladd took the time to get close to the man. over the course of two years he did this, just so he could kill him... and I think the reason why Askeladd was able to be premeditated about it is because he was slightly older when he got the idea in his head. but after that, Askeladd goes on to wreak havoc everywhere he goes. and it's emphasized that this destructive part of himself is more tied to his father than his mother, not only in terms of lineage, but in terms of who his actions harm/benefit (culturally speaking), and how he is recognized. Askeladd is only asked if he is his father's son, after he tries to strike the man with a sword. this is a perfect example of the hypocrisy of spite, and the way that the expression of grief can bypass the person you love, and get wrapped up in the person you hate instead. to get back at someone... to give them a taste of their own medicine, an eye for an eye... it forces you to match them. it forces you to resemble the person you hate. and this is especially twisted, because it lets you pretend that you're doing it because of the depth of your love. but in Vinland Saga, each case of this features the loss of someone that the world really needed. they are, fundamentally, someone who would never have wanted the violence that results. the reason they were loved... the reason their loss makes your heart ache... it's because they weren't part of the problem. they were part of the solution, and the people they leave behind have a choice to make. to be like them, and to keep them alive in the world with your actions, means to move away from violence, and to embody the peace that you truly remember them for. giving in to your own frustration, and lashing out at people in a similar way to how you were hurt? that only erases them all the more... it kills them even further, because it lets them leave nothing behind as their legacy. Askeladd's behavior in the bulk of his adult life was more akin to what his father would've done... right down to the acquisition of an angry, frustrated child, following him around full of hatred, like a vengeful ghost... because of something that Askeladd definitely did. Askeladd doesn't kill Thorfinn, even though it probably would've been easier in the long run. and while this may be due to the convenience of using him... I think to some degree, Askeladd thinks he deserves to be haunted. he has no right to shy away from reaping what he sowed. but, horrifyingly, Thorfinn is wracking up similar sins. this is part of what Thors knew as well. you have to make the decision to end the cycle of violence with yourself. because if you keep harming people over and over again, you lose the right to demand protection for the things you love when it matters. Thorkell recognized the look of a true warrior in Thors, right as Thors was leaving the battlefield to go raise his daughter. and I think that's because Thors understood the truth. the hardest battle you could ever choose, is to try and nurture something fragile, even once you've seen, firsthand, how violent and destructive this world can potentially be. how do you carve out a space where something gentle can thrive? how do you accept that you are only one person... one small part of a very large world, which won't always let you guarantee the safety of the things you hold dear. "you have no enemies. nobody has enemies. there is no one who deserves to be hurt." this may not always be a statement of fact. but it is a statement of intent.

If you have read or understand the Bible this show is perfect example of how you can change yourself for the better

I like what you said “If you can’t walk away from it, you’re a slave to it”. It’s just something about it that makes so much sense to me.

Bro all the casuals who don't like this clearly have never read a book or watch anything with deep, multidimensional meanings and story weaving. Vinland is a masterpiece and very unique anime with next level story telling.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Truthfully the first time I watched it I couldn't really get into it, but watching it again a few months ago I have no idea how, it's one my all time favourites

I had always ignored this anime and thought not much of it until I came across this phrase. This phrase deeply struck me in so many ways. I'm at this stage of life where it's pretty depressing and filled with negativity. I'm constantly trying to be positive and work on my, breaking free from the shackles of hatred and negativity This video hit me and was extremely eye-opening Amazing content man keep it up !

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it man, and same here lol, I actually watched it once but couldn't get into it, kept seeing the quote everywhere and gave it another go. And i've been through that too, things do get better, it just takes time. Best of luck bro

@Jlezy

4 ай бұрын

''You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy. ' But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.'' - Jesus Christ of Nazareth

This video was incredible! How you broke down Thors' quote of "you have no enemies" was so well done that I couldn't stop watching! Thank you for presenting us with this Vinland Saga Analysis! You have a real way with words!

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro!

No one truly has enemies, it's just us being selfish

I always got confused by that quote "You have no enemies" because people that did you wrong would turn into your enemies but then I realize they only become your enemy if you make them be. You carry on that hatred and won't move on until you get your payback. You want revenge, but in doing so you hurt other people along the way. It's crazy

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

And even if you get them back, you won't feel any better for it. Best of luck bro 💪

@boiimcfacto2364

Жыл бұрын

Yeah... no. I'm just gonna assume you're a naive, innocent teenager if you really believe that. This anime has arguably the dumbest message of all time, because some people WILL and SHOULD be your enemies. Some people hate you just because, and they'll do everything in their power to screw you over. That's how the world works.

@viennasavage9110

Жыл бұрын

@@LessonsFromAnime Nah I feel better for it fr. There's no feeling as good as clapping back.

@JerseyJake98

Жыл бұрын

@@boiimcfacto2364 The point is being so absorbed in getting revenge instead of just moving on fucks you over more than anybody else could. The main character of the anime completely loses his will to live after he failed in getting revenge because he was so fixated on killing ONE MAN that he failed to think about what happens after. His decision to become a pacifist is very intentional because he realize that in his lust for revenge he hurt countless people unrelated to his need for vengeance. This same message is depicted in Batman comics as well, it's not a naive idea at all. If we choose to harm innocent people because how people have hurt us then we are no better than the people who hurt us first

@JerseyJake98

Жыл бұрын

@@viennasavage9110 Okay but now what? I bet if you used more energy on moving on to better yourself instead of being focused on 1 stupid person you'd feel even better.

This is SUCH a powerful lesson that Thors tries to impart to Thorfinn (and I feel like successfully...it just takes time and experience to understand and then apply it). And I simply cannot believe that people have been hating on S.2 of VS. This is absolutely compelling work on all levels. I'm typically one of these people who will be checking my phone while I'm watching a show, but not VS. Now part of that is because I have to read the subtitles, but even if it were dubbed, I'd still sit there and just focus on it. It's just that damn good.

Bro let me tell you, I left my job early and cried in the parking lot before heading home. Vinland Saga and this video in particular shattered a darkness that has been plauging me for so so long. Definitely in a better place thanks to you, cheers mate. 🎉

This channel is changing lives, thank you

I had to figure out how to let go because if I didn't I would have gone crazy. I was a very angry and resentful person. I used to blame people for the way I turned out and maybe I was right but I'm not going to let them be the controlling factor in my life. We are all humans and we are going to make mistakes but to "get back" at someone in hindsight we shouldn't have trusted is to continue a cycle that could end with you. That's the hardest part letting go. I hope whoever reads this realizes the same and to the content creator thanks for posting this.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Same here man, but we can all change so so much. Best of luck bro 💪

This channel is super underrated. You've earned a sub. This video was so well thought out and insightful. I'm really excited for you to see how Thorfinn grows as the series goes on.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro! And so am I, especially based on the last couple eps

Man, the evolution of your videos (technic, interpretation, and all the in-between) is very notable! KZread didn't send me your video, so I had to search for it, but it was worth! Keep it up, man

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Strange, as in didn't notify you or didn't even come up in subscriptions?

Personally , "A true warrior needs no blade" took me weeks to understand. I think that quote is overlooked frequently but its very good as well.

This video is so good man. Masterpiece

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro!

This anime changed my perspective about the world and about myself.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Same

I like season 2, it's very philosophical and calm. It's teaching lessons while still being interesting.

Best video I’ve seen about this. Cheers!

Reminds me of this from CS Lewis about loving your neighbour: “You are told to love your neighbour as yourself. How do you love yourself? When I look into my own mind, I find that I do not love myself by thinking myself a dear old chap or having affectionate feelings. I do not think that I love myself because I am particularly good, but just because I am myself and quite apart from my character. I might detest something which I have done. Nevertheless, I do not cease to love myself. In other words, that definite distinction that Christians make between hating sin and loving the sinner is one that you have been making in your own case since you were born. You dislike what you have done, but you don't cease to love yourself. You may even think that you ought to be hanged. You may even think that you ought to go to the Police and own up and be hanged. Love is not affectionate feeling, but a steady wish for the loved person's ultimate good as far as it can be obtained.” - C.S. Lewis

Thank you for this, I needed to hear this

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

More than welcome bro 💪

you did a great job explaining this!

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro!

This phrase got me deep, I'm at a point in life where I'm trying to accept more, love myself, and it is true that forgiving others helps to forgive ourselves and Thors is also right about keeping the ability to fight, when people are mean to you, when they want to hurt you, when they make you their enemy you still need to stand your ground even if it's difficult. "Manga spoiler" There a dude in the manga that hates Thors because of how he looks at him with "pity" and THIS is something I'm beginning to deal with on a daily basis, some people make your their enemy JUST because you exist and how you look at them, they hate you because you're at peace with yourself when they're not and these people always try to bring war to you. The war inside me is finally ending but some people try to start it again and it's very hard to know how to react because I'd want to be good with them but, like Thors, you can't turn the other cheek, you have to fight when people try to bring war to you because they can't accept your kindness and they hate you even more and then try to destroy you by any mean. Great vid ~

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I've been there bro, it takes a long time but you'll get there, best of luck my man

Keep up the great work man

this video showed up after my manga reading has continued. on to chapter 106 and it's just beautiful. your content is very cool, earned my sub

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I've started reading it myself, only just got to the "I have no enemies" scene, such a great series

I understand the message and it's a good one but revenge is a central part of our survival as a species. Without it humans would just go around harming each other and face no retaliation. Sometimes revenge is the right choice for everyone and other times letting go will do a whole lot more good. Give chances to those deserving and those who cross the line to far will get none.

In my weekly reflections I always list something that inspired me during the week, I'm glad to have found something so beautiful to start with, thank you! ❤️

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

This is such a great comment haha, cheers bro 💪

Such an inspirational video, thanks for making me understand the philosophy behind one of my absolute favorites even better. For a long time I didnt understand the importance of forgiveness, to others and myself. I always had my values, which I believe is a good thing, but I judged other people and myself when they didnt live up to those values. I believe its very important nowadays to accept that everyone has a different story and you dont know their motivations. Its not easy, but like you said, you can practice forgivefulness all the time in daily life. I still have so much to learn, but this mentality removes so much anger and pain. Truly beautiful what anime and manga can teach us. I wish you the best for your development of yourself and your channel! ❤️🙏🏻

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers man, and yeah that point in the middle is super important, not everyone has to see things the same was as me, and there's nothing wrong with that. That part about saying you have much to learn shows you're on the right path, best of luck bro 💪

@thxrfinn4787

Жыл бұрын

@@LessonsFromAnime Thank you bro I am trying hard. Another thing I learned is you will never be perfect, like everyone else you will make mistakes. That makes it alot easier to forgive others, but also yourself. Still I try to be kinder and stronger everyday, just like our boy Thorfinn ❤️

Excellent video king, some really good advice

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I will be ignoring all of my own advice Jk for once actually not true

The people who say they dont like season 2 are exactly the type of people who NEED to watch it

I would love to see a flashback segment that explores thors journey from man of war to man of peace and his own battle with inner demons that led to his enlightenment

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Same man, i'm not up to date on the manga so maybe we get it at some point

Great analysis!

this vid was soo good. i can relate to the revenge aspect a lot

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it bro, hope it helped 👍

Brilliantly done.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers man!

So glad i watched this anime and was really interested in the manga as i read season 2 and so on... Anger shouldn't be a burden for you but the emotion still exists and you may get angry sometimes but u can turn that into fuel for doing better things than staying angry at someone or something. "Hatred gives birth to more hatred" so end it with you.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I'm 100% gonna read it once s2 has finished, such a great show

Best video ive seen yet

i cant wait to say "you have no enemies" to my future son :)

Keep going bro. Hope you can reach your goal. Stay strong.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro, I hope so too

Subscribed! This made me come to terms with some things.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it bro 💪

Good video & analysis :)

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro!

"some may call it giving up, I just call it getting lost in my own revenge! " that line from the latest opening is just a big part of this animes message in a nutshell

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Ngl I'm not a huge fan of the new opening haha, much preferred the season 1 opening

@lolfreakwaca4328

Жыл бұрын

@@LessonsFromAnime but I think both season 2 openings Fit waay more with the Story than season 1 openings. Yes Op 1 was about thorfinn and op 2 was about Askeladd, but River and Paradox Are what this Story is ACTUALLY about, the things that you talk about in your video. ( I like mukanjiyo and Dark Crow, I just think Both River And Paradox are better )

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Yeah they probably are better suited, just still prefer the very first one from a purely music perspective yknow

"no one is your enemy, none. don't give them the pleasure of being so, don't turn yourself into one"

Spectacular video.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it man, thank you 💪

"You have know enemies, but you certainly have opps"

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

lmao

Came here from your Blue Lock video. But dude. This take on Thor's message is great. Don't be your own enemy. Farmland Saga Thorfin is going to reveal what happen if you become your enemy and the struggle to recover from that. Looking forward for more lesson learned video 👍 I am subbing.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers man!

Basically, don't let take hate for others or yourself take root in your soul for it will only corrode and destroy you in the end.

Thank you for adding english subtitles

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

No worries bro!

Great video

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro 👍

The thing is, if thorfinn had just gotten over it and went back home after his father died, he and his village would’ve just been weak and susceptible to Vikings coming and sacking the place. It’s not virtuous to be weak, it’s virtuous to be strong but in control, exactly like Thors. It’s also not a virtue to just run away from violence and war and slavery. This show started off on such a good note with Thors, truly the pinnacle, but the author seems to not have any answers to the problems he’s so beautifully laid out, and the answers he does try to throw out are incredibly naive.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I don't see how his village would have been weaker if he went back? I do agree it's not at all virtuous to be weak though, and that Thors was a brilliant character

@CrispySenpai

Жыл бұрын

@@LessonsFromAnime I never said weakER, but it would have been easy pickings for any random viking group to destroy the whole village, and we would've had Einar all over again. And I loved your video, I agree with the premise that we should turn the other cheek and not become slaves to our passions. I think the only point I want to push back on is the idea that Thorfin should have just went back home rather than spend a decade fighting. First of all, I think Askeladd was a valuable and strong father figure, however flawed he may have been, had Thorfin stopped trying to duel him I think their relationship could've been much better. Secondly, because of his decision to pursue revenge, Thorfin was able to become a warrior strong enough to even stand toe to toe with Thorkell. I would argue that becoming this strong would now allow him to protect himself and everyone he loves back home.

This is a banger my boy

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I'd love to have you on to say a quick bit if I do another vinland saga one!

@designingcrib

Жыл бұрын

@@LessonsFromAnime id love to, where's the best place to reach you?

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

@@designingcrib Hmm good question, probably my discord? I don't really have any social medias setup for this channel yet discord.com/invite/8xkPxSykK7

I don't know why people hate on season 2 of Vinland. It's literally the only anime show that spends an entire season only on character development. Great vid!

Both season are awesome

The father Twitter user needs but never have 😞🤞🏻

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Lmao

added to my favs fa sho, W video

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers man!

You did a great job explaining in a non religious way so anyone could get the good message this show brings especially now with the world being in war with itself and everyone at war with each other ❤️❤️❤️

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro!

@defalt8624

Жыл бұрын

The message is not a religious one imo, it's purely a philosophical one and it reminds me a lot of stoicism

@ExoticEio

Жыл бұрын

@@defalt8624 definitely not it’s main message or it’s clear message at all 🙏🏾but as a Christian I see a lot of the Bible in the show but that’s also due to my views so stoicism is a better description of it but there is a lot of parallels been stoicism in men in the Bible 🙏🏾❤️ either way show does an amazing job making you think and feel ❤️

This anime has perfectly executed emotions and how to deal with life

vinland saga is truely amazing

Very interesting take Good video

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro!

As slow as the beginning of season 2 was, everything after Oath became the best philosophical and story driven anime I've seen. I've recently picked up the manga and it is gorgeous!

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Same here, just finished the farm arc and it was fantastic

This Anime has an amazingly great story 🐻

Lying is a sin No everyone lie from time to time It's the lies you tell yourself that is truly a sin

I love the video

god I love this guy,

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Ayyy

Think am late for some more endearing discourse, but when Thors says "You have no enemies", it immediately takes me back to The Boss monologue before her boss fight at the end of MGS3, mainly this bit right here "Is there such thing as an absolute timeless enemy? There is no such thing and never has been. And the reason is that our enemies are human beings like us. They can only be our enemies in relative terms.". I always thought the message here is the same, there will always be conflicts and "sides" to choose or to stand by to, but the people on the other side are not always going to be your opponents, even if in the present moment they appear to be so. Of course, I think both characters obviously go a little bit further than that, and each has a lot more to say with this as its basis, but I really like to think that Thors and The Boss would really bond through their ideals. The greatest warrior, the ultimate soldier.

Thorfinn’s character development is super swoon worthy. All my love for the show is centred around him, from being a mindless shabby savage to, him growing into a soft & wise real man just like his dad.

Good Video Bro.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

Thanks dude!

I used to want to be the strongest so no one would pick on me and so they dont think i am weak. But now after listening to my soul, i find that I want to be the very strongest m, the best off the best, for myself, the satisfy my own ambition, what makes me even happier is the journey, and that is what this video has done for me.

I just thought of it in another light You have no enemies. But those you care for most certainly do. Thorfinn spent his childhood chasing revenge for himself, even if he convinced hisself it was for his fathers sake. Then he loses that chance to sate hisself and thus loses the enemy. At the start of Farmland Thorfin doesnt value his own life enough to use violence to defend it. Instead, it took the distress and threat on those he grew to care for that made him use violence again. And when you fight for others, you fight to protect, not to gain-to defend, not kill. At least if you’re talking in the literal sense of fighting for others. He now fights in an unbiased way. Because it isn’t personal like it was before. The enemies no longer have faces. Its not about him, and he fights unselfishly. But these are just my initial thoughts on it. Ill have to spend some time contemplating it.

Rooting for 50K by 2023.

Nah this anime slaps so hard people are sleeping on an S tier anime

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

True 🔥

I have no enemies. None.

The harshest irony of Thorfinn's hatred is it turns him into one of Askelad's best assests

Honestly man thorfinn's character is so good that I can't even describe it, yeah he could've have had forgiven *himself* and went back to his home but that's something only a perfect human can do and as we all know there's no perfect human(by birth) and the portrayal of his development...damn I am proud I started watching Vinland Saga 😃

the only enemy is Yourself not anyone or everyone

You have no enemies is when you get triggered by something someone says on twitter and you don't engage

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

This actually made me laugh lmao

@defalt8624

Жыл бұрын

It is when you don't even bother with getting mad at twitter. You just delete your account and live peacefully lmao

This is so True

A scene worthy of so much analysis is the one where canute learns what love is. Damn, that scene made me realize that we literally live in Eden, paradise. When we were kicked out of the Garden, it wasnt physically but mentally as we were shackled with sin. Our hatred, our jealousy, our greed, our suffering, it blinds us to the true beauty of the world, and cuts us off from God's love. So, God's infinite love and the paradise he built is right HERE, beneath our feet and around us every day, but we are still so far away from it. I'm not religious, btw. This scene just hit me really hard and legitimately makes me appreciate life and the world more. Yeah, humans mess it up and continue to do so. But i am so grateful that i get to live in paradise. Look around you, you see many other intelligent-life harboring rocks out there? It's the greatest paradise in the universe, at least so far as we know!

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I plan to make a video about that scene too, very interesting one!

Why everybody hating on the lack of fights...? This too beautiful

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I guess it's just quite a sudden change from s1, so people who liked certain things about it aren't getting what they wanted from s2. Personally s2 has more of what I wanted so i'm very happy with it haha

Both Napoleon and Caesar have said: "True men dont hate anyone" From bullies to parents, I was filled with hatred, but over time I learnt all by my own, even without quotes like these, that hating someone is like drinking poison and hoping they will die. And the only hatred I have left, is towards myself. Because everyone who doesnt hate themselves. Is an egomaniac. There is nothing like a healthy confidence. There is only being right and being wrong.

The enemies are the friends you made along the way.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

What does this mean lol

Could you do some episodes of Oshi no Ko?

You should read the manga. This whole philosophy is expanded on even further.

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

I've read a bit ahead, and will definitely be making a video on THAT scene

It's interesting to see people rediscovering Christian thought and ideology through an anime.

@JohnHBA

Жыл бұрын

God will use any person and anything to save many lives.

Thats not the interpretation i gave it but its an interesting one, i may even prefer it.

I love how all these violently brutal manga's like berserk, vagabond, vinland saga and others propagate life morals and beauty of hope. While most safe shounen manga go to the routes of edginess in order to seem mature(looking at you Deku). I mean yeah the world is fucked you don't need to give us a dialogue to reiterated that. That's why best stories are often the ones about finding beauty and hope in otherwise hopeless world(made in abyss in a nutshell).

When you see it

@LessonsFromAnime

Жыл бұрын

See what?