Kamehameha the Great - The Lonely One - Extra History - Part 1

📜 History of the Great King Kamehameha, Part 1
Kamehameha I of Hawaii sought greatness not only for himself but for his people. He rose up in the face of many setbacks and hunted advantages wherever he could find them with an unstoppable determination to form the Kingdom of Hawaii under his rule.

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[extrahistory]

King Kamehameha brought the Hawaiian Islands from a dozen warring territories to a unified and global kingdom.

[liamwhite]

Named Kamehameha.
Has great spiritual energy.
Sent away as a boy.
Recruits former 'enemies'.
Has the gods on his side.

Art imitates life.

[gameknight]

Hawaiians came up with xp before we did

[LARADEKA]

_Mana: Spiritual life force. It seems the term itself is now used in gaming, alongside Stamina._

_And since Kamehameha is of power, no wonder the world used it as a catchphrase..._

[azaghallordofbelegost]

Next ten episodes is just screaming and powering up...

[DragoniteSpam]

I have a feeling that if we looked more at Hawaiian history, "the volcano erupted" would be somewhat of a recurring theme . . .

[yiosomething]

When you realize *MASTER ROSHI WAS ON AN ISLAND*

[CryptoJordanVR]

1:23 Looks like even he couldn't resist. xD

[darthrevan]

Within a single year, Extra Credits went from a dozen employees, cut off from the mainstream of youtube, to a famous channel, with likes and fans stretching from Canton to St. Petersburg. And it did so under the direction of one man... James. Because SOMEONE REFUSED TO SHOW UP TO MEETINGS, SCOTT!!!

[jaypillsbury]

*waits for the joke that HAS to be coming*

[Abshiritis]

Next video: Big Bang Attack the Magnificent.

[DavidLeeTurner]

There are more people in the comments saying "obligatory DBZ joke" than people actually making obligatory DBZ jokes.

[mgraham]

I saw Moana, bought and played Pokémon Sun, went to Maui for my Spring Break, and now this.

Hawaii has been everywhere in my life recently.

[StMyles]

As a Hawaiian of Big Island lineage, this was not only informative but a pleasure to watch. Mahalo Nui.

[Seruvius]

The volcanic eruption seemed a bit too convenient so I did some research. Apparently yes, there was a "unusually explosive eruption" that occured in 1790. Not only is the ash layer still very much present, but there are footprints in it, some dating from around that period (based on radiocarbon dating). It was once believed that the footprints were from surviving warriors, though a survey in 2008 concluded that most of the footprints were from either women or children. Also the rebellious army was apparently on or very near the summit when the eruption happened. That's one rather unique way to loose an army, having the mountain you are walking across erupt under your feet.

[lettuce]

comment section:
1% about video/history
99% OVER 9000!!

[gamehedgehog]

**sees title** **clicks faster than Goku with Ultra Instinct**

[strubberyg]

we all know why this episode is being made (to tell the history of a rarely talked about people of course!) but I'm less shocked about the DBZ obligatory reference and more shocked about the origin of the word "Mana"

[jadonberg]

1:40 Pre-colonization Hawaii seems like a stereotypical RPG

[emiya]

Each time he lost kamehameha would enhance and refine his troops- Zenkai boost anyone?