Shogun Episode 10 Finale Ending Buntaro Helps John Blackthorne Pull His Ship Out of the Water
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He’s no longer considered a barbarian by the city as shown by everyone helping him. He’s finally accepted as one of them. He no longer views them as savages either, having completely changed by his journey. Great writing.
Toranaga sacrificed his pawns and won the game before it even started
Not just his pawns, his bishop, his knight, and even his queen. No piece is exempt from the possibility of sacrifice.
He was the actual villain which is the unprecedented twist.
@@internetgoat4831 it depends on what defines a villain. There are no true heroes here.
@@andrewnlarsen do no take the series out of their historical context and you will be able to see who is the hero there.
@@internetgoat4831 a villian in means, but the end was good (peace for Japan). I think they want us to question wherever the end justify the means; a classic moral connundrum.
Spin off series called “The Excellent Adventures of Anjin and Buntaro”
If it is... Just daily life shorts will do.. Hahaha
Hell I would watch it.
Anjin & Buntaro Rising
Why? The only thing they share are same women.
@@aryabaditz3092So it will be a porn flick.
“Anjin and Buntaro do Japan”.
I'm gonna be sad for a few days that this show is over. Man, this was good all throughout. I want to see these actors again.
Cosmo Jarvis is a musician. Listen to his discography.
theres a new season confirmed!!!
@tiffanitoenail840 I know, and I'm worried about that lol. They have no source material to work with
@@tiffanitoenail840 Can you please send the source for that? I want to check it out.
Buntaro is such a badass. He 1)slew a bunch of samurai's when the procession was ambushed. 2)Led a rearguard action that saw him cut a bunch of pursuers. 3) Survived against a small army and escaped in full armor back to Edo. 4) Caught a fly with his bare hands like Bruce Lee. 5) Shot 2 arrows through a paper hole while wasted. 6) Let's be honest... without him, the wreckage of the Erasmus would not have been recovered so easily. No wonder, when Toronaga imagined facing Ishido in battle, Toronaga took Buntaro as 1 of 2 samurai retainers for the talk before the fight!
Yeah such a badass … don’t forget that he beat his wife 😅
@jadefcx9912 yes, it was a good way to hone his fighting skills.
@@jadefcx9912 Pummeling a cheating thot was probably his most badass moment.
@jadefcx9912 you can see his anger and aggression gradually decline as the series continues, eventually turning into regret and guilt. His arc is to prove that even the worst of individuals can have a change of heart
I think Blackthorne has a hunch that he won't be allowed to ever leave
No in the books Toranaga knows it's his karma to stay in Japan.
@@Tuathadana yeah in the show they say that I think what OP is trying to say is the chuckle at the end is blackthorne finally figuring things out (might not be the chuckle but I suspect it is)
In the book, one reason Toranaga keeps Anjin is it scares the other clans $hitless if he let's Anjin loose on the seas with his canon.
@@SFPhilo thats actually a good point hahaha, historically wise all I know was tokugawa/toranaga kept william adams/blackthrone for foreign tactics and other reasons and ended up promoting him and giving him the title Samurai giving him a fief and everything
Thats why its weird the the episode shows him old and obviously no longer in Japan and also holding Marikos cross while he threw that one also into the sea.
“Betsuni….it’s…it’s not like I admit that we are bros.” - Tsuntaro
That made me laugh harder than it should, well done :D
👉👈
Rin Tohsaka is that you?
I think it is a farewell to the cast and crew of the show.
NEW SEASON CONFIRMED!!!!
Toranaga: "I might be the real bad guy, but hey at least I'm gonna build a brand new Japan."
He is the Tywin Lannister of Japan
The Edo period of Japan saw a flourishing of art and commerce as Lord Tokagaya's "peace" enveloped the land, but it was also probably the longest period of sustained fascism in human history - a brutal era where life held almost no worth and the peace was maintained through millions of acts of infanticide, executions, purges of all Christians, and murders of the lower class.
So yes, "Toranaga" may well be the real bad guy. And his new Japan was a stagnant isolationist culture built on the principle that nothing should ever change.
@@celebrim1 Rewatching episode 1 is different, knowing Ishido's accusations were right and Toranaga was lying through his teeth.
@@MustardSkaven Fr,I kinda feel bad because he even denied that to Nagakado's face,he died without knowing the truth
@@MustardSkavenyeah but all other regents were trying to seize power in their own way , Toranaga was the only one clever enough to keep it in his secret heart and not make it obvious.
Buntaro (or I should say the man he is based of) after Sekigahara was given Buzen in Kyushu as his fief. The man was awarded some of the best Hotsprings in Japan.
And his descendant, Morihiro Hosokawa, became Japan's prime minister.
who was he based off? i wanna learn more about this. I love the sengoku period and all the fantastic characters. Larger than life.
@@aimannorzahariwod
Tadaoki Hosokawa
Toranaga looked at Blackthorne and said “Mmm, monke”
Aha! I get it ough
2:15, you can see the start of their beautiful friendship through that smile
Toranaga was no villain. He played the political game with the best strategy and came out on top. In the end, he was the victor and achieved his ultimate dream, knowing full well what the cost was.
He played the part of a villain in the political game.
He definitely is a villain with all the scheming and dirty strategies he made that would even be too much for the likes of Ishido.
@@internetgoat4831 Yeah.. Because Lord Ishido hired the shinobi’s to kidnap Mariko which ended in her death. 😂 Ishido.. Such a good guy… Stfu
Do you know what being a “Shogun” means? It means he is gona annihilate the successors entire bloodline and become the new Shogun. Just like his historical counterpart did.
@@johnson7156His historical counterpart didn’t do that.
Just read Nietzsche, didn’t ya?
"And that is why I must become FXs Shogun now streaming on Hulu, Anjin-Sama."
"ishido-domo, it seems that i am shogun and you are sho-gone"
It's over for Ishidocels.
I loved that ending shot of Toranaga just standing there as the camera pans behind him and it just cuts to black reavealing the title as that amazing theme plays in the background. ❤
If you told me at the start of the year, the most awe-inspirig, spine-tingling, goosebump-inducing TV moment would be a guy pulling a ship out of the sea, I wouldn't have believed you...
It feels fitting that the two men who figured Toranaga out were Blackthorne and Yabushige.
Did you even watch the show? Yabushige and Blackthorne went to Osaka to pledge their allegiance to Ishido, because they believed their lord had given up. When Yabushige asks Toranaga to tell him the plan before he commits seppuku, Toranaga scoffs and says, "why tell a dead man the future". Until the end of the episode, Blackthorne believed that Mariko burned down his ship in exchange for his life, not knowing that Toranaga was the one who approved it so John can't leave. So no, they didn't figure Toranaga out.
No Toranaga didn't do it so Blackthorne wouldn't leave , he did it to bring Lord kiyami to his side .
@@mr.brightside7496 Not true, at least not in the book.
@@Creek_Hunter I was obviously talking about the show
@@stefanm9265how would that even work kyami is catholic
My only complaint of this show was that we didn’t get enough Muraji! I love my Samurai Spy Gardener!!
100%!!!!
The best homie
As soon as Blackthorne gets his ship out and rebuilds it, Toronaga will have it burnt again, LOL.
If history is anything to go by, Blackthorne does end up staying in Japan until his death, he joins Toranaga at Sekigahara, becomes a samurai and a trader. He marries a local Japanese woman and fathers two children, who were eventually kicked out of Japan when the Sakoku Decree was enforced
Maybe John realized what really happened to the ship when he was staring at toronaga
That was my thought, too. He's finally starting to understand the man he serves. Toranaga's philosophy summed up: The man with the most power is the loneliest man. Hiromatsu was Toranaga's only friend; everyone else he keeps on a leash. Blackthorne may not be Toranaga's friend, but he understands the game now. And that makes him more a part of Japan than any number of honorary titles or land grants could.
My thought exactly.
John Blackthorne started off as a "Stranger in a Strange Land" to... The opposite of that.
A familiar in a... family land?
@@sebastianpog That blue looking emoji scared the s#!t out of me.
A strange land in a stranger... That's .. uhhh
I think people are missing the point when they say Toranaga is the twist villain. He's always been ruthless and manipulative, but more importantly he's calculative. Even though he was willing to sacrifice those closest and dearest to him to attain the title of Shogun, he desires peace for Japan's future and in the end there's clearly no doubt he achieves his ambition without spilling the blood of countless men on the battlefield. Toranaga is a reminder of how many great leaders had to sacrifice something that leads to an era of peace and allows society to evolve. Constantine was a ruthless Roman emperor who helped end the persecution of Christians. Napoleon Bonaparte fought many wars, but he helped shape the face of democracy in modern Europe. Even Gandhi and MLK's civil protests led to many innocent people getting mauled, imprisoned or killed in order to show the world the injustice of their aggressors. There are no heroes or villains in this world, only logic and strategy. Peace and prosperity are not the endgame but a byproduct of victory.
He is like Alfred in England: The genius with foresight that was able to see hundreds of years into the future.
From mortal enemies to BFFs. The story of Blackthorne and Buntaro.
Bff with a man that screw his wife
Only Japan can do that
Bff with USA after being nuked
I don’t know if they’ll ever get to that stage.
Lmao
I think Buntaro recognised that Blackthorne made Mariko happy, and that was enough for him.
@@tomoslewis9656you make it sound he was happy being cuckolded
I like how he shares the sake with Buntaro - they started their animosity with that beverage, and now they can start on a new page with another sip of that drink
Blackthorne finally has an interpreter that will translate what he says exactly how he says it, and now finds that’s not exactly what he wants .
in the final episode i realize toranaga is the real villain here only yabushige knew it in the end
Yeah in history, 15 years after this he forces lady Ochiba and the Heir to commit seppuku.
@@lucasbelmonte2832he forced them to do so because their clan led an uprising against him. His counsellors told him to get rid of them right after Sekigahara but he chose to spare their lives and 15 years after , they tried to overthrow him.
The funny bit is the Sanada clan were one of the closest supporters of the Toyotomi clan...
@@ygh9905 yep there really is no room for mercy if you are samurai.
The japans and chinese and koreans play a different type of game compared to europeans and muricans who play some brain d3d type of game.
one of the most satisfying endings to a TV show I've ever seen
Buntaro is the man!!! Great scene
Buntaro lost his dad and his wife 😢😢😢
"sniveling festering shitrags" goes hard
And then Muraji was about to translate that before John stopped him was the icing on top.
Reminds me of "You can tell this milk-dribbling fucksmear that I'm ready to go"
I really want to see another season, but I also don't want it to be ruined
I don’t understand why people are complaining at this ending. It’s over, Toranaga won the war before it even began. That’s why Shogun is such a brilliant story.
This show is amazing, a real piece of nice work and this last shot will haunts me for months. I am so thankful to all the team who works on it!
Ive seen this show twice already, cant get enough of it. best show ever 🔥🔥
He want from Cuntaro to Buntaro.
Brotaro.
''You burned my ship didn't you?''
Eskimo brothers.
Truly, lightning in a bottle for a tv series. This will win awards, it has to.
Love how that last shot of Toranaga makes him look like one of his birds of prey. A predator in his innermost heart.
With the mountains of Japan as his wings, completely iconic.
Omygosh its that beautiful ost being played again❤❤❤
A whole bunch of people all mucking in together like that is actually a very very Japanese thing to do. It's a big part of their culture. Maybe not for people of Samurai rank back then though.
At sports days in Japanese high schools they have big ropes and teams have a tug of war together. There is another event called 'Mukade' (Centipede) where teams, big teams have their feet in loops attached to long ropes, then race each other. The best coordinated team usually wins. It's also a lot of fun. Again though, the group is the emphasis.
I was amazed during the rugby world cup in 2019 that the Japan team joined the crowd after every one of their matches to help clean up the stadium.
So humble ❤.
The music for this is so well done. Amazing.
Do you know track name?
A dream within a dream
I like how the show doesn't shy away from the good or the bad parts of Toranaga/Tokugawa's rise to power. The Tokugawa Shōgunate brought on 200 years of brutality to Japan, but it also brought peace and stability, and it is arguably the number one reason why Japan was able to resist European colonialism for so long. The Portuguese were effectively banished, and the Dutch were only allowed to trade at a single port. The creeping hand of empire was never able to wrap its fingers around Japan... until Japan became a famously brutal empire itself. Good with the bad, the bad with the good.
In a strange way, this series reminds me a lot of AMC's The Terror. Both Blackthorne and Crozier find themselves in hostile, alien worlds far from home. They both have their own missions and a sense of duty, but ultimately they realize just how fruitless their efforts are in avoiding fate and the very place they strive to leave becomes their destiny.
Only difference that I recall is Crozier chose to stay put, even having the natives cover for him. Blackthorne's fate was out of his hands. Nice to have a fellow The Terror fan in Shōgun fandom!
@@JBJblaze The Terror was another unsung fantastic watch, to be sure.
@@JBJblazecount me in!
It's probably better for Blackthorne than going back to England where he could end up in bigger trouble for losing his ship and men. He also remained a Hatamoto so he gets more respect in Japan.
@@JBJblaze I'd like to believe even if the show happened to confinue, Blackthorne would end up staying. He's slowly becoming a part of the people and started to admire them. I'm reminded on the scene when he is reunited with his crew and finds himself disgusted at how they behave.
Heisenberg-dono played them all like a fiddle.
Only Mariko was fully aware.
Even she wasn’t. The only person who got to realize the type of person Toranaga really is was Yabushige
@@emmanuela7528 just before he commits sepukku he turns to Toranaga and smiles. Toranaga almost has a smirk on his face. Yabushige knew then, he wanted to be Shogun all along. This was Toranaga's world and everyone else was just living in it. Fitting that only he came to know about it !
Mariko didn't know lol. If she knew, she wouldn't help toranaga at all.
Mind you, toranaga was the one who plotted the death of her father and he kept that as a secret.
That is a lot of strength!
cant help but feel bad for blackthorne having lost so much and now is effectively trapped here for the rest of his life. The latter of which sees him being shunned by Toranaga's successor after the unification of Japan.
Iirc, he did have a family in Japan so at least he wasn't totally alone in the end
@@bignerd5529Unfortunately by the 1970s he's considered a myth by his descendants.
Apparently the Japanese side of Blackthrone's descendants is too prominent that there's no visual European traits.
@@srichael2713 He doesn't have descendants in Japan, as far as I know. His children and grandchildren, along with all other mixed Japanese people from Christians, were exiled to Jakarta some years after his death.
@@srichael2713obviously so. That’s one white man in 400 years of Japanese forefathers.
@@Oakland510 Now that would a good premise for a fic.
The Anjin family suddenly has one that has the obvious European features despite not marrying foreigners in modern times.
Somewhere in the Vatican archives, the journals of Father Martin Alvito is found that records what happened.
In a Japanese museum, Toranaga's personal papers are found. One of those is his declaration of making him the administrator of the port for Dutch traders. The document explicitly refers to his English and Japanese name.
Then to top it all off, Blackthrone's English family is thriving in England.
It won't be an actiony fic more like revisiting the legacy of the past and the reunion that was lost to time.
Incredible score.
This scene is just perfect. No more is needed.
The silent stare of sight ... the finally saw it each other in acknowledgement
2:33 - the distant hills look like two giant wings of Toranaga. No mistake about that.
Wow, nice catch! Can't unsee it now 😅
so is he gonna fly somewhere
@@platinumpineapple9943 Yup - all the way to Shogun.
@@Hossak shogun is a place?
@@platinumpineapple9943 It is whatever you want it to be :)
1 man makes a difference - lesson learned.
Blackthorne never did leave Japan.
John and Toronaga just give off the same vibes as Uhtred and Alfred from the last kingdom.
I expected to see the epilogue of how Toranaga would become a Shogun and defeat an opponent, and the main character would live in Japan and start a family
BUNTARO : (finishing water) “Ahhhh, that’s SO good.”
ANJIN: “That’s what SHE said!”
💀
That was uncalled for.
@@raymeester7883 Guess you’ll be reporting me to HR for a joke made about fictional characters on a TV show. 🙄
I realized how ruthless Toranaga is, when it was known he ordered the attack on the ship but act as if it was the Cristian and he ordered the execution of his villagers just for a show to his enemies. The guy is a brutal.
That is how you survive in this business.
2:32 Toranaga found Mariko's cross? He did have a swim earlier on if I remember correctly.
He's under that Anjins spell now
Great show .
Still one of my favorite books.
BBF
Best bestie forevah
Buntaro Blackthorne Friendship
Buntaro Blackthorne Frienemies
Bestu Furando Foevah! 🇯🇵
Where can one watch this ?
this is random but his neck is kinda wild lol
That's why Toranaga stopped him from commiting seppuku. No Japanese blade will pierce that thick neck. 😂
No diddy
Hopefully we are able to see more of this
Its based on the book and this is the end.
@@bodasactra update the show has been renewed for season 2 and 3 😎
@@anthonybolony2460 That is incredibly exciting and interesting news, thank you for that. If the current quality can be sustained I am sure it will be equally amazing no matter what direction they choose to go with the story.
The perfect ending.
Guys, it’s really hard and really expensive to film a battle scene that involves thousands of elaborately detailed samurai all armed to the teeth. TV shows don’t get that type of budget. Game of Thrones, The Crown…end of list.
Also, it’s smart to not depict the battle because the story was never about that. Watch the movie, SEKIGAHARA. It builds to the battle and shows it because the battle is the core of the film. The core of this story is Toranaga and his machinations, not the overall battle for control of Japan.
There are many taiga dramas and documentaries that deal with Sekigahara
What's the theme song when they are pulling the boat?
I have only one word for this scene.... pulleys.
I just want to download the background music track where can i get it. Its giving me a chill while hearing..
It's "A Dream Within a Dream"
@@littmannguy thnks human
What a magnificent ending.
I'm Japanese, but it was a great work.
I want it to become a season
This is a work I still want to see.
Read the book because this is the end. You could watch the original mini series, that's rather good as well.
At this stage Buntaro has lost his father and wife
Wouldn't the wood from the ship be heavily damaged from being submerged beneath the water for so long?
The ship has touched the ocean since its inception so doubtful that a few weeks would do any irreparable damage
The value of the wreck is the metal nails, bolts and strapping. Plus the pulleys and fittings. There might even be lead ballast to salvage. Even the half-burned timbers can be responsible and used.
It is very likely that something useful can still be salvaged. Plus ultimately it doesn't matter. The point of this effort is not to repair the ship, the point is to keep Blackthorne occupied and motivated to serve the new Shogun.
Even if he successfully rebuilds her, Toronaga has already decided that "Anjin" will never leave Japan. If the Erasmus is made seaworthy, Toronaga will have it burned again, find someone to blame, offer his sympathies for the setback and then bid Blackthorne start over.
Because while Blackthorne works on this pet project, he will also be building Toronaga a fleet of powerful vessels. The fleet is the prize, this effort is just a carrot on a string, held forever just out of Blackthorne's reach to keep him going.
@@JamesTobiasStewart Blackthorne's real world counterpart was allowed to sail to some other countries for trade. Unclear if he could have escaped to other places (the crew might have had instructions to prevent that), but it seems he eventually settled for his new life in Japan.
@@KoflerDavid Indeed so and perhaps in time Toronaga will allow Blackthorne to do the same, but his intention at this point in the story is to keep Anjin firmly rooted in Japan, where he can be useful to Toronaga.
Certainly he does not plan for Blackthorne to ever see England again.
[Loud Buntaro Noises]
Anjin finally Getting his ship back.
I will miss this show
Karma wins 😇
They were the only feudal nation to avoid subjugation to Western colonization and the preparations that made that possible started here with Blackthorn educating the new Shogun on the ways of the colonizers.
how the important eye contact is missing
Toranaga is playing 5D chess Holy.
Totally irrelevant but I just watched the movie “the interview” and realised this same beach is in it 😂😂😂 so random
I know the battle is never shown in the books and it would have been an insane amount of money to film. but I was hoping they would film The battle for the show
does anyone know the name of the track used here?
Pretty sure it’s called “a dream within a dream”
@@ADVENTpulse yes it is thanks !
@@ADVENTpulsethank you good man, your help is priceless
Anyone knows the song name?
Hairy Butthole Boogie (2024)
A Dream Within A Dream - Atticus Ross
Lost his wife he lost his apple
Danm, even Toranaga fooled me.
Dude if this series is made more sooner, I would back Anjin as the next 007
Cosmo Jarvis is a perfect 10!!!
Bromance: Anjin & Buntaro!
Yoda approves.
toronaga basically is madara
Close, Matsudaira. a.k.a Tokugawa
Nah he is Zetsu, since Madara was being used and manipulated by Zetsu
Ofc they become friend. No woman is between them now now that mariko is dead. They can share brotherly bonds now
Ned Stark could have won Game of Thrones if he watched Toronaga how to do it.
Haven't watched for a few weeks, when did the ship sink?
Today
@@aryabaditz3092 how did it sink?
@@bradleywoods1999 not they not showing how, but kinda mention like burn it.
Was he flying? wtf
can anyone explain PHYSICS behind this?
This was one of the best final scenes I've seen
This was definitely not the ending I expected (Never read the books.) Wouldve felt like the series would've ended with Toranaga having successfully defeated Ishido and being named Shogun.
Thats basically what happened lol
@tonybussoli1676 But I would've liked seeing it happen. Not just a foretelling of the future if that makes sense while Toranaga chills in the mountainside.
@@jakobatredies1114definitely an underwhelming ending ngl
Watch Sekigahara if y'all really want to see how it unfolds, it's wont play out exactly the same but the general idea is. The point of the series was Toranaga already won before the real battle even starts.
@@cataclysm7256Not really. Two factions commanding nearly 20,000 soldiers combined defected from Ishido to Toranaga _during_ the war, one of them by mistake (he was idle, and then Toranaga conned him into thinking Ishido was attacking him).
One of the vassals who betrayed Ishido was driven to madness and eventual suicide by guilt.
such a great scene
from xenophobia to mutual respect and selfless help
They should really look to continue the story
there is no more source material, the book ends here