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Knife Expert Breaks Down Anime Knife Fights | Psycho Pass | Scenic Fights
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Kali Knife Expert, Logan Lo breaks down the anime fight scene from Psycho-Pass (2012) with MMA fighter, Chad Vázquez.

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Here is the breakdown section for each anime martial arts and knife technique:

00:00 Intro
00:35 Shinya Kogami's Buck 110 Knife Weapon Analysis - Breakdown 1 of 5
02:19 Shogo Makishima's Straight Edge Razor Weapon Analysis - Breakdown 2 of 5
03:20 Kogami and Makishima's Block and Hold - Breakdown 3 of 5
04:18 Makishima's Razor Counter Option
04:33 Makishima's Takedown and Pin - Breakdown 4 of 5
06:39 Kogami's Emotion as a Fighter - Breakdown 5 of 5
07:50 Fight Scene Grade and Final Analysis

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Scenic Fights’ Fight Scene Breakdown is the best martial arts fight scene breakdown that not only gives you expert analysis on the action scene, but also visually demonstrates the martial arts fight choreography.

Currently, season 1 features Pekiti Tirsia Kali Expert Logan Lo and black belt Brazilian jiu-jitsu MMA Fighter, Chad Vázquez.

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About Psycho-Pass (2012) (Source Wikipedia):

PSYCHO-PASS is a Japanese cyberpunk psychological thriller anime television series produced by Production I.G The series is set in a futuristic Japan governed by the Sibyl System (シビュラシステム, Shibyura Shisutemu), a powerful bio-mechanical computer network which endlessly measures the biometrics of Japanese citizens' brains and mentalities using a "cymatic scan." The resulting assessment is called a Psycho-Pass (サイコパス, Saikopasu), which includes a numeric Crime Coefficient (犯罪係数, Hanzaikeisū) index, revealing the citizen's criminality potential, and a color-coded Hue, alerting law enforcement to other data, as well as the improvement (clearing) or decline (clouding) of said Psycho-Pass

Season 1 centers around the "enforcement officer" Shinya Kogami, who is tasked with managing crime in such a world. With Akane Tsunemori, they end up in a search for the criminally asymptomatic, Shogo Makishima

About the Anime Characters: (source Psycho-Pass wikia):

Shinya Kogami (狡噛 慎也 Kougami Shinya) is a Tactical Advisor within the Suppressing Action Department of the Foreign Affairs Operations Department. Prior to this, he roams southeast Asia serving as a mercenary in foreign countries, like Shambala Float, helping oppressed populations gain autonomy. Prior to his soujourn, he is an Inspector within Division 01 of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Public Safety Bureau until the Specimen Case, then as an Enforcer before his illegal actions against Shogo Makishima and his escape from the PSB force him into exile. He is the main protagonist in the first season of Psycho-Pass.

Shogo Makishima (槙島 聖護 Makishima Shougo) is a criminally asymptomatic individual whose stated goal is to liberate Japanese society from the Sibyl System, as he believes that it is turning its citizens into non-thinking automatons instead of independent thinking human beings.
Shogo is the main antagonist in the first season of Psycho-Pass.

Watch Psycho-Pass now on either Funimation or Hulu:

www.funimation.com/shows/psycho-pass/
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Top Comments of this video!! :3

@ScenicFights

2 years ago

Psycho-Pass is a FANTANSTIC anime and you must watch it now. It's available both on Funimation and Hulu for your enjoyment. As always, let us know which fight scene you'd like to see us breakdown next!

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@m.mulder8864

2 years ago

In explanation of Kogami's lack of skill in this fight, while he is constantly training, he is training in a society plagued by peace. He doesn't have a competent sparing partner to practice with or a masterful teacher to learn from. Further into the series, he comments on this himself after traveling out into the world and encountering the hardships outside Sibil's reach.

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@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache

2 years ago

I think it's always nice to see you guys break down how authentic the fighting can be in anime.

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@JayV98

2 years ago

Makishma is just so confident that he pulled a shaving blade. He was a little more skilled than Kogami at the time. It was also his downfall

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@anhnguyenngoc1283

2 years ago

“are they gonna kiss” “i’d say the left nipple” imma rewatch the entire show now that you guys pointed out a new way to enjoy it

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@kaffka4753

2 years ago

I m just happy that people still remember that Psycho Pass exist. Atleast the first season

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@edi9892

2 years ago

Some notes about deploying folding blades: 1) Many larger folding blades (4 Inches, or 10cm and bigger) can be swung open with one hand by using the momentum alone. However, you do not want a blade that flaps open and shut in your pocket. Thus, many of the better quality knives have a notch and a pin that give it some initial resistance so that it is held shut in the closed-form. However, some knives can still open up, if you drop them on the floor. In order to deploy it with one hand, you need to open the blade a little. This can be done by pressing against a flipper, or an opening pin. These are usually designed such that you can open the blade completely in a fully controlled fashion, but it's still awkward with one hand. Thus, opening it a little and then flick it open is for many the preferred way. 2) some knives have a small protrusion on the blade's spine so that the blade deploys itself fully when you pull it out of your pocket. For this to happen, you need to put it inside your pocket so that it hangs from the clip, which is, in turn, hanging out of the pocket and thus the only visible part. When you pinch the knife (hopefully without the bordering textile...) you can pull it out and there's a good chance that the protrusion gets entangled with the seam. With practice, you can make it also reliable. With some knives, such as the Spyderco-style knives which have a hole, you can use a zip tie to recreate this protrusion. 3) most pockets are not meant for carrying knives. They are either too tight making the retrieval slow and awkward, or the textile gets entangled with the knife and you struggle pulling it out because of it. The latter can be especially mean as you might have tried it 10 times and it always came out in 2s and then on the 11th time it takes you 10s! This delay can make the difference between life and death! It is in general better if you can put your entire fist in the pocket and grasp the knife firmly. That way it can be deployed the quickest and most reliable, as long as the fist doesn't get stuck... Also, you can ruin many pockets through the hard parts of the knife rubbing against the textile during your walk. Eventually, you end up walking and suddenly your knife falls out and probably slides across the floor because of the momentum imparted by your leg... Source: personal experience. I grew up in gun-free Europe, or in other words, I have been threatened a dozen times over with melee weapons...

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@barrygormley3986

2 years ago

My explanation for why Makishima uses a straight razor is precisely because he knows it's an insane choice for hand-to-hand combat. It adds to the danger, which makes him feel more alive.

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@frauerde5282

2 years ago

As a note for Kogami's weapon deployment. It is shown that he deployed it beforehand before he entered the building. I remember it because I thought how insane it was running around with open knife in his pockets.

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@rocelderamos3013

2 years ago

Logan is smiling 😍 He can finally show-off those butterfly knife skills. 😂 Can't wait for Logan to get back at Chad 😈

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@James-xr2uz

2 years ago

Overall, Psycho-Pass is a good anime but when it comes down to this particular fight scene, we can see limitations and the poor choices of weapons ( I mean those are good weapons, but they don't seem to fit the modern combat because of the TWO-HANDED deployment and limitations ). Still, it's fun to watch and it's even better when we get to see the "MINCE-MEAT" king gives his BRUTAL but TRUE criticisms. Keep up with the good contents Mad love to your crew and you guys - James -

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@ANunes06

2 years ago

Really appreciate the attention to both the actual realism and the narrative impact of these scenes. Of course it's not realistic, and it's interesting as hell to hear about why. But it's really interesting to think of what they think about the choices that are made in an inherently unrealistic medium.

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@Benjamin-ml7sv

2 years ago

Imagine an anime being so symbolic that they even symbolized the knives.

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@thanglongnguyenvu3815

2 years ago

I like how there's a new aspect to the fight being told to the audience now - the weapon choice representing the characters.

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@chevyjackson605

2 years ago

I love the assessment. I also love how they give simple suggestions on how they could of done things differently to improve the scene. Love your break downs guys look forward to the next one.

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@mik3l12

2 years ago

I’m not sure if it’s been stated already, but there is an automatic version of the Buck 110. Something to consider in the deployment speed.

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@alexlei2235

2 years ago

Thanks for reacting to this one. I already expected Logan to really go down on this fight scene, but it's really a shame that anime doesn't have a lot of realistic knife or kali fights. There is more weapon work in later Psycho-Pass movie fights, but they're disarmed so quickly that I felt it wasn't worth suggesting, like Kogami vs the SeaUN agents or Kogami vs Garcia. The only other knife scene that's worth breaking down and is longer and more realistic is Nagisa vs Karma in Assassination Classroom. I hope Logan has more to say about that one.

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@TheKaneofhell

2 years ago

The reason why Kougami went for 3 straight thrusts is that he absolutely WANTED to kill Makishima... He was consumed with revenge at this point in the anime...

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@hikari_sato_

2 years ago

Randomly got this video recommended, and I couldn't have asked for something better. Psycho Pass and Knives? Literally made my day! ❤

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@tototats16

2 years ago

Oooh so excited! The fight choreography in Psycho Pass is eye candy

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