Justin Wong kind of did. There's another shot of this video where you can see him mashing his stick like crazy. Maybe he was trying to mess up Daigo's timing, or maybe he was just mad.
1.- Daigo prepares the play fueling Justin’s power bar with a pair of Hadokens 2.- Daigo synchronizes movements with Chunli’s to get the correct direction when Justin’s starts his predictable super 3.- Daigo parries correctly the 17 hits, concentrating despite the crowd shouting and Justin mashing 4.- Daigo counter attacks with a winner combo Everything in this play is SUBLIME👌🏻
notice how he didnt used hadokens in the whole game, just in the second round because he knew that he was going to do the S.A. After parry the 15 hits he makes a combo that kill justing. This nigga got everything calculated god mf damn
@@MegaCodgod99 You can find videos from jmcrofts or Justin Wong himself that explains it perfectly, but to try to sum it up: Daigo (Ken) had a pixel of Life left. Any hit would make him lose the round, and since each had won one round, it would make him lose this match. Any hit, even a blocked one, due to chip damage (you take much reduced damage when you block, but you still take damage. Super moves deal a lot of chip damage) So Justin used a super move that Daigo couldn't evade due to their position. Daigo couldn't block, because he'd die to the chip damage. Justin went in for the kill. Which lead him to parry Chun-Li's Super. Instead of holding back to block, in order to parry, you need to press forward on the controller, within 1 to 6 frames of the hit or something like that (around a tenth of a second). If you mess up the timing, you're gonna get the hit straight to your face, because you're pressing forward instead of back to block. It's extremely difficult to parry moves in general. Daigo parried every kick in Chun-Li's super. Each time pressing forward perfectly timed with each kick. Pausing in the middle of the sequence and continuing. Parrying the last move (an overhead) in the air *AND* doing his own combo into Super Art for the finish. In front of a lot of people. In the EVO's finals (largest fighting game tournament in the world). Daigo went on to lose the set. I believe he lost the tournament. It doesn't matter. He won many tournaments, Justin won many EVO's too, but what Daigo did was unheard of. Some say he even baited the Super, since he was throwing Hadoukens that allowed Justin to build up super meter. But one thing is for sure, Daigo was the protagonist in the FGC's most hype and famous moment.
2:43 this is still one of the most iconic moments in all of FGC history. Daigo's parry may have been impossible, but an insanely impressive feat in his career
One of the most, if not THE most, hypest moments in FGC history. Maybe even video game history in general. Several years later and it still never gets old. Always brings a smile to my face
Next year will mark 2 decades. This represents the kind of competition, hype and pure adrenaline in its most raw form, and we likely won't see anything quite like it again. I just wish I was in thar room. It's a moment that I believe if you asked anyone who was physically there, that nothing or nearly nothing has topped that experience.
This right here is the peak of competitive gaming, change my mind. Perfect execution. Down to the wire. High stakes. Only one option for both players. Pure hype throughout the entire room. No room for toxicity, only respect for what has just transpired.
Hrmm. Moment 37 absolutely defined competitive gaming but "the peak"? Nah, that's an exaggeration. What you're saying is that any and all other events in the FGC from EVO 2005 until now and in the forseeable future, whether you've seen them or not, are worse or not as good as moment 37. That is a claim no one can make because you can't know that, it's way too subjective. Do you know how many fights happen off camera? In casuals and in money matches? Or how many fights happened that you didn't see in games that you aren't interested in? Do you know how many amazing players exist that simply choose not to play competitively? Like I said, moment 37 was absolutely a defining moment for the FGC because it showed players something they may have not seen before en masse, but to say that the FGC peaked at moment 37 is a claim no one can make objectively.
This is what real victory looks like. One that has meaning. Against an incredibly strong opponent, one that would beat the living hell out of almost anybody else, in a seemingly hopeless situation with exactly zero room for error... and then pulling off what nobody had ever done before. This match rightfully holds its place in history, and both players deserve the highest praise.
daigo actually said that before going into this Evo, he intended this to be his last ever tournament. he was simply too poor to continue playing seriously and couldn't support himself.
@@dahgameps432 and how does just saying something make it a promise in the first place. i'm going to have an omelette for breakfast tomorrow but if i wake up and then decide to have toast instead i'm not breaking a fucking promise lol
@@WHAT_1400 exactly lol You could wake up and just not crave omelettes anymore. I can say im getting mcdonalds but say fuck it and go to wendys instead
The crowd getting loud with the first few parries and then getting louder when they realized Daigo was actually parrying the whole thing makes this so much more memorable.
This clip is about 18 years old and it’s still an insane clip to this day. The matter of fact that it was round 3 and Diago had to parry, and stay calm enough to preform a combo to win in a massive crowd is insane especially because parrying is a .2 second time window. He even taunted to tick off Justin enough so Justin would super then. What a set.
The taunts in SF3 had many different properties, such as power boost for the next attack, increasing defense, etc. In this case, Daigo was setting up. It’s possible people thought he was doing it on purpose instead of with a purpose, in that moment, which was why they hyped up Justin
People who haven't played this game don't know that Chun-Li's special move has a different number of hits based on the distance to the other character. So not only did he masterfully parry the whole combo, he also gauged the exact number of hits based on Chun-Li's distance. That's how much crazier this feat is...
And to add onto that, it actually hits a different amount of times depending on if you’re playing ryu, ken, akuma, or Sean, meaning daigo would have had to specifically prepare doing said parry with Ken
Imagine pulling off one of the hypest maneuvers in all of fighting game history, creating a once in a lifetime moment that will be remembered and revered long after your death, and the game itself tells you, “Meh, solid B rank”.
Just for context: it took Maximillian, a professional fighting game streamer, *139 tries* in trial mode to get this sequence right even one time. Meanwhile, Daigo did it in *ONE SINGLE TRY,* under pressure, having Justin smashing on buttons and shaking the table next to him to try to fuck him up, the entire crowd rooting against him, having to perfectly anticipate and read the moment when/if Justin would throw out the super, and PERFECTLY TIME his stick movements with EVERY SINGLE HIT of the super, AND do the jump parry for the maximum damage punish. The sheer iconicness and talent in this moment legitimizes eSports for all times, I mean, seriously, how many people on Earth are even capable of this?
Jacob Hutchison professional entertainer, sure. Most games he plays he’s not good at though. He’s barely a tekken green rank, guilty gear BnBs are a struggle to him and he’s played a hell of a lot of street fighter yet he’s a bit above an average player at best. Not a pro gamer. He’s a real cool guy and CZcamsr though.
This moment right here changed the fighting game landscape forever. This happened during a time where arcades where dying and the fighting game community was an uninteresting underground sport. Look at it today. Huge heavy kudos goes to these two men right here. Justin Wong and Daigo.
This moment was etched in our memory forever, it is the most epic thing I have seen in a fighting game. I've seen it so many times and it's still too epic.
B for my alcoholic dad who beats me and my mom everyday when we used to live with him. I hate everyone equally except for my mom. I hate her the most because she decided to hit on me. On her own son. My brother left my family and I hate him too, but the truth is, I don't really blame him. Also, my grandma was useless.
You can hear someone yelling “LET TIME RUN OUT!” On one hand, if Justin listened he would have lived and won the match. On the other, this clip wouldn’t have existed.
Something similar happend in smash when ZeRo fought hbox in the first smash 4 tournament. the announcer said a minute left on the clock and he heard that and so he proceeded to camp and win the tournament.
I just can't watch enough this video, I really love to see it with more quality, this is so EPIC. Maybe there is nothing better than this fight on this competition.
Street Fighter 6 is currently popular among Japanese streamers, and gamers like Daigo Umehara have gained recognition. Daigo Umehara sometimes instructs Vtubers. translated by DeepL
@@luciferotto Streamers who play Street Fighter include shaka, kuzuha, botan shishiro, pekora usada, subaru ohzora, sarome hyakumantenbara, and karubi akami. sarome hyakumantenbara, with 1.81 million channel subscribers, received guidance from umehara. translated by deepL
@@user-Drhjiyvyvbi why are they famous? Are they professional gamers? Most of English streamers are famous because either they're very good at games or are good looking. Which category do famous Japanese streamers fall in?
@@luciferotto japanese Streamer is both a comedian and a professional gamer. Shaka, yuuta seki, and spygea are from pro-gamer backgrounds and are good talkers. kuzuha has been a challenger in LoL but has never been a professional gamer. He is the most popular male vtuber in the vtuber agency nijisanji and has great gaming skills but also great comedy skills. usada pekora, subaru ohzora, botan shishiro, sarome hyakumantenbara, karubi akami are all Vtubers. They are talents with good comedy skills. As a result of the popularity of vtubers in Japan, almost all female streamers have become vtubers.
This is actually a lot harder then this looks. To get the first parry, he has to input it before the screen freeze. Justin knows this, so he's trying to throw off his timing. So he not only guessed right, he then pulled off the entire super parry, which is as hard as it looks, then does a pretty difficult air combo that's super easy to mess up, especially with all that pressure, to get the kill. There were like 30 different ways that he could've easily messed up. The fact he did it is a miracle.
I do agree with you on everything except that it is not a miracle, it is mothafuckin Daigo and its hours of practice, even a God couldn't help in that situation, yet he managed to pull through...
It's even harder still, he zones him to push him to make this move. It's not just guessing right, but actively setting up his opponent to do it in the first place, then guessing he'll throw the timing! Honestly, the zoning is almost as impressive!
@@Klamageddon I agree. The most impressive part is that he correctly hits the 10th of a second window before the screen flash. It looks like he's guessing, and while he is, he's using mind games to make his guess likely. Every part of this is impressive. The best part is that he's bluffing. He can't go in and fight him because he has a pixel of health, so Justin feels pressure by a non-existent threat.
I have no idea why i woke up this morning and this was on my mind i don't even play 3s, this is still a joy to watch has the same impact today as it did 18 years ago thank you...
I find it funny that this video has transcended so far beyond the tournament it took place at. Literally Daigo didn't even win this tournament, but this moment is so influential to the point it doesn't even matter
Imaginate que tienes a alguien a un pixel de vida le tiras un super movimiento y lo dete ga completo y termine rematandote, quien demonios detiene un especial completo asta ese momento nunca se vio a nadie hacer eso, una de las remontadas mas increíbles en la historia de los juegos de pelea
For people who don't know, had he just blocked that attack, the chip damage would have killed him. Literally had no other choice but to counter, and he succeeded.
This is literally the end of a movie. The protagonist have everything againsr him and at the last second, he somehow manage to overcome and almost as it was a miracle, he epicly achieves victory.
@@22espec The most memorable thing is that no one cares if Daigo lost in the finals, THE DAIGO PARRY it's in the history of esports, if I see a TOP 10 esports moments that not have THE DAIGO PARRY in first in just call the video bullshit and the whole world have the same sentiment.
@@22espec he lost at the finals but won at life because i been know dis nigga ever since i was 5 years old and now im 21, i literally dont know any SF champion by name, only this nigga right here (tekken's better adjectively)
Guy comes back from toilet :
- What did I miss ?
Ummmm do I tell him
History
@@mitigamespro8757 yeah but i guess your more stupid than this comment
@@TwentySixth_ NO
The blitz
daigo: *parries all the hits of chun li's super*
game rating: B
The ranking system in 3rd Strike was bullshit
Rank B for bullshit
🅱️
3rd Strike deserves a D for Drunk for that rating
Rank B for Beast
- What's Daigo doing?
- He's beginning to believe.
lol. underrated comment.
18 years later, still gives me the goosebump...truly a once in a lifetime legendary moment...
This video belongs to a museum, as a patrimony of gaming history in mankind.
Guaranteed it will go down in gaming history as a gem.
Alongside with Leeroy Jenkins
80k karat gaming
A-Greeeeeed
The good thing is that this has been established as the greatest moment in gaming history.
you literally cannot get mad if you lose against that
Justin Wong kind of did. There's another shot of this video where you can see him mashing his stick like crazy. Maybe he was trying to mess up Daigo's timing, or maybe he was just mad.
@@JesusGarcia-wh2hc he did was trying to mess him up. He later said that. Didnt work anyways
Jesús García I need the vid of that
@@JesusGarcia-wh2hc he explains he was using the noise to try and mess up daigo. They're chill
Jesús García I’ve would’ve been enraged
17年前の動画がオススメに出てきた同士！レッツゴージャスティン！！
当時のEVOとは見違えるほどゲーム界隈、格ゲー界隈は変わったが、あのウメハラは未だ伝説を残し続けている！
1.- Daigo prepares the play fueling Justin’s power bar with a pair of Hadokens
2.- Daigo synchronizes movements with Chunli’s to get the correct direction when Justin’s starts his predictable super
3.- Daigo parries correctly the 17 hits, concentrating despite the crowd shouting and Justin mashing
4.- Daigo counter attacks with a winner combo
Everything in this play is SUBLIME👌🏻
don't forget that daigo also jumped to parry the last attack in the air so he could do the special, otherwise he could still have lost
Your comment is cringe
I don't know mechanics in this game but it sounds ridiculous, absolutely insane @@splintergp
This dude literally put the same comment word for word on all the videos that capture this moment.
notice how he didnt used hadokens in the whole game, just in the second round because he knew that he was going to do the S.A. After parry the 15 hits he makes a combo that kill justing. This nigga got everything calculated god mf damn
This is literally a protagonist moment with plot armor
Insert Midoriya from MHA
Ultra instinct vibe
I would definitely watch if its animated
It is. It’s a video game.
Eren Yaeger be like
17 years later this is still being watched. This is what the Ancient Greeks referred to as 'glory.'
You are 2 years to early
@@Shiny_Rayz nope this video is from 2004
Can someone put into perspective what he did exactly please??
@@MegaCodgod99 You can find videos from jmcrofts or Justin Wong himself that explains it perfectly, but to try to sum it up:
Daigo (Ken) had a pixel of Life left. Any hit would make him lose the round, and since each had won one round, it would make him lose this match. Any hit, even a blocked one, due to chip damage (you take much reduced damage when you block, but you still take damage. Super moves deal a lot of chip damage)
So Justin used a super move that Daigo couldn't evade due to their position. Daigo couldn't block, because he'd die to the chip damage. Justin went in for the kill. Which lead him to parry Chun-Li's Super. Instead of holding back to block, in order to parry, you need to press forward on the controller, within 1 to 6 frames of the hit or something like that (around a tenth of a second). If you mess up the timing, you're gonna get the hit straight to your face, because you're pressing forward instead of back to block. It's extremely difficult to parry moves in general.
Daigo parried every kick in Chun-Li's super. Each time pressing forward perfectly timed with each kick. Pausing in the middle of the sequence and continuing. Parrying the last move (an overhead) in the air *AND* doing his own combo into Super Art for the finish.
In front of a lot of people. In the EVO's finals (largest fighting game tournament in the world).
Daigo went on to lose the set. I believe he lost the tournament. It doesn't matter. He won many tournaments, Justin won many EVO's too, but what Daigo did was unheard of. Some say he even baited the Super, since he was throwing Hadoukens that allowed Justin to build up super meter. But one thing is for sure, Daigo was the protagonist in the FGC's most hype and famous moment.
@@MateusDrake thank you!!!
2:43 this is still one of the most iconic moments in all of FGC history. Daigo's parry may have been impossible, but an insanely impressive feat in his career
Not just fgc bro but in all esports.
Jimmy pfp W
@@NotSomeJustinWithoutAMoustache funny enough, lots of my friends always say i look like him, so it isn't too far from the realm of possibility lol
@@GEEKFREAK01jajajaja
Nah. Gohan defeating Cell! 🥋
You want your hairs to rise and your eyes to water
You come back to this moment no matter how many years will pass
Somebody in the crowd: "Let's go Justiiiiiiiiiin"
Daigo: *Ultra Instinct unlocked*
I hear "Daigo".
don't know which is which but no going to lie the girl character fought better for the rest of all of the fights. At least imo
@@mightyvideos334 Chun-Li IS Justin, Ken is Daigo
Imagine how gutted the guy was that yelled that out
@@mightyvideos334 Yeah but still, that parry comeback is something that is almost impossible to achieve
Justin: Parry this you filthy casual
Daigo: Okay..
Justin : Wait, no
When dark souls player meets sekiro player
@@98-carlmarkmarak22 lmao so true
Sí wey
Lmao
But justin still won so......
One of the most, if not THE most, hypest moments in FGC history. Maybe even video game history in general. Several years later and it still never gets old. Always brings a smile to my face
Next year will mark 2 decades. This represents the kind of competition, hype and pure adrenaline in its most raw form, and we likely won't see anything quite like it again. I just wish I was in thar room. It's a moment that I believe if you asked anyone who was physically there, that nothing or nearly nothing has topped that experience.
This right here is the peak of competitive gaming, change my mind. Perfect execution. Down to the wire. High stakes. Only one option for both players. Pure hype throughout the entire room. No room for toxicity, only respect for what has just transpired.
Hrmm. Moment 37 absolutely defined competitive gaming but "the peak"? Nah, that's an exaggeration. What you're saying is that any and all other events in the FGC from EVO 2005 until now and in the forseeable future, whether you've seen them or not, are worse or not as good as moment 37.
That is a claim no one can make because you can't know that, it's way too subjective. Do you know how many fights happen off camera? In casuals and in money matches? Or how many fights happened that you didn't see in games that you aren't interested in? Do you know how many amazing players exist that simply choose not to play competitively?
Like I said, moment 37 was absolutely a defining moment for the FGC because it showed players something they may have not seen before en masse, but to say that the FGC peaked at moment 37 is a claim no one can make objectively.
Wombo combo is more famous.
Its been 15 years and this is the closest thing we have to Ultra Instinct.
But this is ultra instinct
@@KABLAMMATS yes
100% ultra inctinct
F
Not to ruin the joke, trust me i find it hilarious, but the technique did KINDA exist for reals.
Justin: "This ends now."
Daigo: *Anime glasses adjust*
Absolutely legendary, even 14 years later.
You know thats funny because just about any anime i watch, no matter the genre anyone that adjust there glasses are about to do some unearthly shit.
Accurate
it's funny because literally jwong is the guy wearing glasses not daigo
Piano music*
16 years, now
17年前の動画なのに何度見にきても感動するわ
そのとおりですねぇ
モニターに立ち上がった観客達のシルエットが映り込むシーンも好き
so exciting
Justin: *uses super*
Daigo: "so you have chosen DEATH?"
Haha
XD
There are comments here from 2 weeks ago.
People regularly visit this masterpiece.
do I hear Prince Dail from Freedom Planet?!
DAIGO BRANDO
-Dad, why is my sister's name Rose?
-Because your mother loves roses, son
-Thanks dad
-No problem Justin vs Daigo Umehara evo 2004
😂😂😂😂
You, sir, win the comment of the year award.
Lmaooo
i actually thought the joke was that his father named him daigo after the parry
I laughed too hard lmao
This is what real victory looks like. One that has meaning. Against an incredibly strong opponent, one that would beat the living hell out of almost anybody else, in a seemingly hopeless situation with exactly zero room for error... and then pulling off what nobody had ever done before.
This match rightfully holds its place in history, and both players deserve the highest praise.
15 years and we never ever got close to this perfection again. Daigo Umehara will be remembered forever for this.
daigo actually said that before going into this Evo, he intended this to be his last ever tournament. he was simply too poor to continue playing seriously and couldn't support himself.
and he did kept his promise.
DahGamePs4 how did he keep his promise if he still competes?
@@dahgameps432 and how does just saying something make it a promise in the first place. i'm going to have an omelette for breakfast tomorrow but if i wake up and then decide to have toast instead i'm not breaking a fucking promise lol
@@WHAT_1400 LOL
@@WHAT_1400 exactly lol You could wake up and just not crave omelettes anymore. I can say im getting mcdonalds but say fuck it and go to wendys instead
The crowd getting loud with the first few parries and then getting louder when they realized Daigo was actually parrying the whole thing makes this so much more memorable.
And then the absolute pop off when they realized he not only parried the whole move but also brought it back from the brink of defeat
the first parry : OH
the entire super parried : OOOOOH
brings the game back : *POPOFF BREAKS OUR UPPER HEARING LIMIT*
@Kenneth Calazan virgin lelouch vs Chad Charles
czcams.com/video/rjR3fEVY95s/video.html
With that hp
This clip is about 18 years old and it’s still an insane clip to this day. The matter of fact that it was round 3 and Diago had to parry, and stay calm enough to preform a combo to win in a massive crowd is insane especially because parrying is a .2 second time window. He even taunted to tick off Justin enough so Justin would super then. What a set.
The taunts in SF3 had many different properties, such as power boost for the next attack, increasing defense, etc. In this case, Daigo was setting up. It’s possible people thought he was doing it on purpose instead of with a purpose, in that moment, which was why they hyped up Justin
People who haven't played this game don't know that Chun-Li's special move has a different number of hits based on the distance to the other character.
So not only did he masterfully parry the whole combo, he also gauged the exact number of hits based on Chun-Li's distance.
That's how much crazier this feat is...
And to add onto that, it actually hits a different amount of times depending on if you’re playing ryu, ken, akuma, or Sean, meaning daigo would have had to specifically prepare doing said parry with Ken
The entire crowd popping off makes this clip so much better and gives it so much personality.
Facts, seeing all those silhouettes throwing their fists in the air as daigo won was fucking epic and gives me nostalgia for the early 2000's man
@underthesun i know, but damn if i could make my own perfect world it would definitely be set in this era
No shit idiot
@@diegoleal1207 who hurt you
@@gunnonbass2052 no one, he stated something obvious, as an idiot would
At this point, it'd be an honor just to talk to someone who was there live.
Talk to me then
@@strangefate9605 You were there?
@@serraramayfield9230 yes. i had just graduated high school that year, so my dad agreed to take me to evo
#TeamEevee Nice.
@@strangefate9605 I was only 4 years old lol
何時までも色褪せることのない動画
みんな信じられるか、令和でもこの人は同じように背水の逆転劇をしてみんなを感動させたんだ
When you realize you're a Shonen protagonist at the last second.
More like you remember the friendship you've made
lol
ahahah
Flashback memories of hardwork and friendship.
😂
This is one of those videos
that you revisit from time to time simply for satisfaction.
Duchi You are late to this one
Confirmo
every day
Shorba14 right now. I need the dopamine
y e s
これは後世までずっと語られる伝説やなぁ
I watch this vid at least once a year and it never gets old. It will never get old.
Imagine pulling off one of the hypest maneuvers in all of fighting game history, creating a once in a lifetime moment that will be remembered and revered long after your death, and the game itself tells you, “Meh, solid B rank”.
I love this bro, good one
B means Beastly
B means badass
B means best
Emotional damage!
This is a pure, original, truest moment of "Im'ma about to end this man's whole career".
only that both had great careers after that
Except Justin is a fg legend
@@dave2.077
And Justin is the most dominant EVO player of all time
Legend has it that Justin still wakes up in cold sweat in the middle of the night with nightmares of this moment.
justin is pro and legend. but daigo... man... he’s a god.
As fresh as the first time I watched it, still gives me goosebumps. It will never get old.
Watched this clip so many times and still get goosebumps. It's absolutely incredible to see. The greatest moment in fighting game history imo.
He probably got a flashback about his old sensei teaching him the art of parrying and the power of friendship.
czcams.com/video/rjR3fEVY95s/video.html
That's so true 🤣
That’d take about 15 episodes for each flashback
The ultimate flashback happens during the parry moment.
Like the Van Dam movies
Just for context: it took Maximillian, a professional fighting game streamer, *139 tries* in trial mode to get this sequence right even one time. Meanwhile, Daigo did it in *ONE SINGLE TRY,* under pressure, having Justin smashing on buttons and shaking the table next to him to try to fuck him up, the entire crowd rooting against him, having to perfectly anticipate and read the moment when/if Justin would throw out the super, and PERFECTLY TIME his stick movements with EVERY SINGLE HIT of the super, AND do the jump parry for the maximum damage punish. The sheer iconicness and talent in this moment legitimizes eSports for all times, I mean, seriously, how many people on Earth are even capable of this?
Calling Max a "Professional" is a stretch.
Lava Sharknado mate idk about you, but I’d call him a pro.
@@asmodeus235 Can't even do a BnB in Xrd. He's a hype man nothing more.
Jacob Hutchison professional entertainer, sure. Most games he plays he’s not good at though. He’s barely a tekken green rank, guilty gear BnBs are a struggle to him and he’s played a hell of a lot of street fighter yet he’s a bit above an average player at best. Not a pro gamer. He’s a real cool guy and CZcamsr though.
Daigo said he pratice this parry quite alot
This moment right here changed the fighting game landscape forever. This happened during a time where arcades where dying and the fighting game community was an uninteresting underground sport. Look at it today. Huge heavy kudos goes to these two men right here. Justin Wong and Daigo.
This moment was etched in our memory forever, it is the most epic thing I have seen in a fighting game. I've seen it so many times and it's still too epic.
You can clearly see that for each parry, his friends in a flashback are helping him win.
My guy wait till you lern daigo has his own manga now
Hahhahhahahh
@@padq1183 what the manga name?
😂
The power of friendship
The greatest B rating in history.
B for BEST
B for badass
B for awesome
B for my alcoholic dad who beats me and my mom everyday when we used to live with him. I hate everyone equally except for my mom. I hate her the most because she decided to hit on me. On her own son. My brother left my family and I hate him too, but the truth is, I don't really blame him. Also, my grandma was useless.
@@uhjeff3651 your ok bro??
After all these years, still the greatest moment in gaming history. Untouchable
I'm sure that no matter 10 or 20 years from now, this moment will last forever and never be forgotten
You can hear someone yelling “LET TIME RUN OUT!”
On one hand, if Justin listened he would have lived and won the match. On the other, this clip wouldn’t have existed.
>he would have lived
*implying he died physically to the Jinraikyaku*
He was probably telling that to Draigo but ok...
Cant win like that man!
Justin won the match after this
Something similar happend in smash when ZeRo fought hbox in the first smash 4 tournament. the announcer said a minute left on the clock and he heard that and so he proceeded to camp and win the tournament.
>pulls of one of the greatest comebacks in gaming history
>”eh, ill give that a B.”
He lost a round and the score just got an average of B but tbh if the last round is the only thing that was scored it is SSS+ for sure.
@@hxn4466 the screen would've exploded cause it couldn't fit the infinite S's.
@@jynxui1943 true
Its for badass
19年（EVO2004から）経っても同じ人が白ケンですごい逆境から逆転劇してんのほんとすごい
I wasn't looking for one of the greatest fights in history, it presented itself in my CZcams home page lol
I wonder how the “Let’s go Justin!” guy is doing. I wish him well
You can watch his channel here, on CZcams.
He got many references to that fight.
the lets go justin makes the clip more epic
He's prolly cryin popcorn with justin
He's pretty top tier in KOF now. He's definitely going to be at the finals with the new KOF game.
What’s his channel
Justin: You can't win this
Daigo: Yes I Ken.
Justin:Heh alright I’m shoryuken
Nice puns battle you have here... 😁
Underated comment
Chun can't Lin this*
How lame yagoo i mean Daigo
I first watched this about 15 years ago. Still one of the coolest things I've seen on the internet.
I just can't watch enough this video, I really love to see it with more quality, this is so EPIC. Maybe there is nothing better than this fight on this competition.
Funny fact: They did a friendly fight some time next of this and yes, he parried again the whole chun super.
Daniel alex goddamn Justin probably was like “Goddamn again?”
Source?
czcams.com/video/3nC2D6sOrbg/video.html
Still has the magic of hype into it
Yup
@BWGgy It wasnt, asshole
Scientist: “Humans have 5 senses.”
Daigo: “Hold my Pringles.”
I am eating a pringles while reading this
Edit: I was
The real pringle was the friends we made along the way
@@Mike20321_ yes
Hold my fingers
Humans actually have way more than 5 senses. The 5 senses thing is just a cultural myth
I just saw this momentum last year and I just cannot stop keep on seeing it. That is truly amazing
17年後もまた背水の逆転劇で数十万人が熱狂したとか誰が思うか
Daigo: *makes the greatest parry and come back of all time*
Street Fighter: Grade B
B for Beast
Frigidmoon
Or “Badass”.
B for bullshit
@@theemperor3672 jajaj jaj
Daigo: Am i a joke to you?
About 19 years and this is still one of best moments ever in the fighting game history.
I still can't rewatch it without my eyes filling up with tears.
Joshua Pruitt
FUCK YES
Joshua Pruitt
onions magically appears whenever you watch
of course it was, it had ken in it!
I agree. Just watching it now, I still get chills. Amazing.
The skill to pull this off is truly amazing. One of the greatest fighting game clips ever
Sigo viendo esto cada que me aparece para recordar lo épico de una obra de arte inigualable
2:39 this dude straight up had a flashback of his tragic past and the main theme song started to play
"no, i can't lose!"
Giorno theme
also he never successfully performed the special move during training but he has no choice but try it during a real fight
"I'm sorry master but i must go all out, just this once"
When the anime protagonist starts talking about friendship and the heroic version of the main theme starts playing
"What are you trying to tell me? That I can dodge Chun-Li's kicks?"
"No Daigo, I'm telling you that when you're ready, you won't have to"
this comment right here proves that legends never die, matrix, street fighter and 2004 evo, what more can I ask for?
He is the one
Nice reference 👌
10/10
Lol
It’s 2023 and I am still impressed with the technical skills Daigo pulled off.
Truly a tale for the ages.
this is one of those videos that you've to come back once in a while to get the nostalgia of really good times
Winner Grade: B
Biggest lie ever told in a game
I mean a B against Justin is pretty fucking good
B for Badass I guess
In this kind of match where both players are very good its very common to get as final note: D, C or B.
It's not a lie. It's a lesson--grades aren't always a true reflection of someone's ability.
B is pretty decent for Japanese grading system
2:43 Daigo: "Argh, Call an ambulance...
2:51 But not for me."
Underrated comment.
Justin: "AHHHHHHHH I NEED A MEDIC BAG!!!"
That was insane, it's been over a decade since i played street fighter and that just brought the adrenaline of memories back!
Fr I just came across this and was looking at newest comments so that's how I ended up here but yeah
Street Fighter 6 is currently popular among Japanese streamers, and gamers like Daigo Umehara have gained recognition.
Daigo Umehara sometimes instructs Vtubers.
translated by DeepL
Who are famous Japanese streamers?
@@luciferotto
Streamers who play Street Fighter include shaka, kuzuha, botan shishiro, pekora usada, subaru ohzora, sarome hyakumantenbara, and karubi akami.
sarome hyakumantenbara, with 1.81 million channel subscribers, received guidance from umehara.
translated by deepL
@@user-Drhjiyvyvbi why are they famous? Are they professional gamers? Most of English streamers are famous because either they're very good at games or are good looking. Which category do famous Japanese streamers fall in?
@@luciferotto
japanese Streamer is both a comedian and a professional gamer.
Shaka, yuuta seki, and spygea are from pro-gamer backgrounds and are good talkers.
kuzuha has been a challenger in LoL but has never been a professional gamer. He is the most popular male vtuber in the vtuber agency nijisanji and has great gaming skills but also great comedy skills.
usada pekora, subaru ohzora, botan shishiro, sarome hyakumantenbara, karubi akami are all Vtubers. They are talents with good comedy skills.
As a result of the popularity of vtubers in Japan, almost all female streamers have become vtubers.
This is actually a lot harder then this looks. To get the first parry, he has to input it before the screen freeze. Justin knows this, so he's trying to throw off his timing. So he not only guessed right, he then pulled off the entire super parry, which is as hard as it looks, then does a pretty difficult air combo that's super easy to mess up, especially with all that pressure, to get the kill. There were like 30 different ways that he could've easily messed up. The fact he did it is a miracle.
I do agree with you on everything except that it is not a miracle, it is mothafuckin Daigo and its hours of practice, even a God couldn't help in that situation, yet he managed to pull through...
@@lasterman94100 the only god Daigo needed was himself
It's even harder still, he zones him to push him to make this move. It's not just guessing right, but actively setting up his opponent to do it in the first place, then guessing he'll throw the timing! Honestly, the zoning is almost as impressive!
@@Klamageddon I agree. The most impressive part is that he correctly hits the 10th of a second window before the screen flash. It looks like he's guessing, and while he is, he's using mind games to make his guess likely. Every part of this is impressive. The best part is that he's bluffing. He can't go in and fight him because he has a pixel of health, so Justin feels pressure by a non-existent threat.
Bro that sounded so complex that it makes the existence of the 4th dimension tame in comparison. What a fucking God...
This is the most legendary clip in gaming history, i get chills everytime
Same here
Pure facts, you see something like this in anime
fr
This and the Wombo Combo are so legendary
@@doomslayer8431 link?
I have no idea why i woke up this morning and this was on my mind
i don't even play 3s, this is still a joy to watch has the same impact today as it did 18 years ago
thank you...
ウメちゃんの白道着ケンがまた伝説を残したので来ました。
どの動画ですか？見てみたいです。教えてください。
Me:How many attacks can you parry?
Daigo:yes
MANY
All the yes
Hahahahahhaha
YES YES YES
Yes: Daigo
Just remember this when you think everything is lost
Oh shit, a Paul McCartney profile pic
100% 🔥🔥🔥
18 year past this is legendary of fighthing player all time 😌
It never gets Old and always gets me goosebumps...
It’s freaking 2020 and this clip still makes me smile 🙂
Me too!
Me too!!
It's just so epic--spur of the moment and all the excitement lifting off in the room! Daigo has some amazing concentration!
Yeah
Terry Low 300th like lol🐲
Daigo may not be the champion on this tournament but instead he was crowned as the "people's champion"
@Reyan Mahir I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought of real steal lmao
czcams.com/video/rjR3fEVY95s/video.html
bobby scar
梅原大吾、ゲームで感動させられるのマジですげえよ
No mundo dos games, nada se compara a esse momento... Até hoje é de arrepiar e vibrar. Chega a ser poético!
Who else keeps coming back to this Legendary video? :')
I came cuz Ken is in Smash
Me
I'm here for the energy.
Me uwu
Once a year
Here for my monthly fix
lol
+TheGeek327 me to
+TheGeek327 so true
same
+TheGeek327 I watch it every now and then for the same reason.
I need this fix@!
i still come back to this
何度見直しても素晴らしい！
"justin vs daigo" and "wombo combo" are the most powerfull moments in my life
In the whole FGC if we are honest
@Mike G well so do you if you saw what you typed
I had never heard of wombo combo until you brought it to my attention. I don't get excited over SMASH, but that was half bad.
Important Moments
@@Anakele20 Half bad? What does that mean lol.
This is the single most LEGENDARY MOMENT in all of gaming. Daigo's most famous moment.
Nah son. Idra vs MMA during MLG was the most legendary moment.. but for another reason lol
aw i didnt want to ever think about that idra moment ever again... how can i see that on a video about daigos parry... WHYYY lol
That and the wombo combo
Don't forget the xpeke backdoor
@@InviZ. not even close. That shit is overrated.
Woah, 18 years already :)
I find it funny that this video has transcended so far beyond the tournament it took place at. Literally Daigo didn't even win this tournament, but this moment is so influential to the point it doesn't even matter
Imaginate que tienes a alguien a un pixel de vida le tiras un super movimiento y lo dete ga completo y termine rematandote, quien demonios detiene un especial completo asta ese momento nunca se vio a nadie hacer eso, una de las remontadas mas increíbles en la historia de los juegos de pelea
For people who don't know, had he just blocked that attack, the chip damage would have killed him. Literally had no other choice but to counter, and he succeeded.
*parry
With style
Uhh, alright.
No shit Sherlock
@@blasdelezo4042 he said for people who don't know, wise ass.
When main character is about to lose but then he heard his childhood friend girl shouting daigo's name and say she's believe in him and never give up.
@Zedrik Allen Daigo: look at me. I am Justin now
When he discovers the power of friendship
@@DanielGonzalez-jo7pg Alguien necesita un abrazo.
@@DanielGonzalez-jo7pg Jajaj un capo
“It isn’t over yet!”
My god, this moment still bring tears.
I remember seeing this video 1 year later, I have been a fan of competitive videogames ever since. Easily the greatest moment for competitive gaming
This is literally the end of a movie. The protagonist have everything againsr him and at the last second, he somehow manage to overcome and almost as it was a miracle, he epicly achieves victory.
Then you find out that it's a semifinal and he lost in the final.
He remembered his friends and suddenly that gave him power
@@22espec The most memorable thing is that no one cares if Daigo lost in the finals, THE DAIGO PARRY it's in the history of esports, if I see a TOP 10 esports moments that not have THE DAIGO PARRY in first in just call the video bullshit and the whole world have the same sentiment.
@@22espec he lost at the finals but won at life because i been know dis nigga ever since i was 5 years old and now im 21, i literally dont know any SF champion by name, only this nigga right here (tekken's better adjectively)
Karate Kid
seeing "14 years ago" on youtube makes me feel so freaking old it's crazy.
Tell me about it. I’ve had this account since like 2005-2006. Old af.
Chris Handsome
Damn you were around since the golden age of CZcams. I’m envious.
@@chosentonessournotes wow, your account is 7 days older than this upload.
I keep coming back to watch this
There's nothing else on earth like it
Dude, this is a masterpiece.