@@paladin3806 not really they are the most loyal to the Lord commander of the imperium. The grey knights are incorruptible and the most loyal to the Emperor. They are also objectively better then the Smurfs.
Despite the poorly-aged graphics and cheesy story, I do have to praise the way they made the Space Marines move. The duel between Captain Severus and Proteus is a perfect example, as they properly show that while Power Armor is very restrictive, the Astartes make up for it with incredible skill and dexterity.
Ignoring the piss poor graphics and cheesy story line, this movie demonstrates awesome voice acting and music. (And John Hurt doing the narration is just... Well... It's John Hurt... How can I express how awesome that is?)
While i have little love for the Ultramarines, they are the greatest chapter in the Imperium for 2 reasons: Roboute Guilliman, wrote the Codex Astartes and the Ultramarines have the greatest number of successor chapters.
when i was eight or nine so long ago to me I was introduced to 40k by this and to me I thought this movie spoke of a true god in real life I was jaw dropped whole movie then I started playing 40k and now i realized this was just eye candy for the whole glorious thing
Not to mention that Constantine Valdor, Captain-General and Chief Custodian of the Custodes was the most honored person in the Imperium, surpassing even the primarchs. Save for Malcador, NO ONE else was as loyal or close to the Emperor. Not even the Primarchs. He is the only Custode to be the same size as a Primarch, also he defeated Horus in a sparring match and won the respect of Leman Russ.
Blood Ravens. Stopped a full force of Alpha Legion, fought against several races at the same time on the world of Kronus, and saved their recruiting worlds against Tyranids, Eldar, Chaos Space Marines and Orks. Ultramarines are given so much lore, it's pretty clear that Games Workshop has a metaphorical hard-on for them, and any fan of Games Workshop knows that.
Ultramarines were one of the absolute first Chapters to be made, and only the best join their ranks. They have been the Emperor's elite force for longer than just about anyone out there, including Grey Knights.
People hate this movie but I really cannot understand why. It's not a cinematic masterpiece but it's a pretty accurate depiction of warhammer and it doesn't look THAT bad, it's mostly just the facial renders that are offensive. Not to mention the voiceacting and score are spot on.
Eliot O'Boyce There is nothing absurd about the idea of an Imperial Fist chaplain and there’s also nothing random about why he’s apart of their squad which is also fairly standard in terms of codex makeup. Not sure what you mean by meandering plot and I’m not trying to be facetious here, I legitimately think it’s pretty straightforward. Also the mental stability of chaos space marines is pretty inconsistent because of their warp exposure and it seems to me they are purposefully driven to their deaths by the demon in order to persuade the ultramarines that Captain Severus is still alive. I do think the marines are a bit squishy but that seems to extend both ways (recalling the one guy who gets a chaos marine chain axe thrown through his armor quite easily) and the only one I have a huge problem with is them seeming to literally melt as you say from one burst of the flamer. As for the declaration that the ultramarines are the greatest I don’t really care. It’s just empty bravado. Personally I’m a Blood Angels fan/player but it doesn’t bother me.
An avatar of khaine is just that Lion'el Johnson is the most honourable and courageous of the primarchs. On his homeworld Caliban he was the first primarch to ride into battle against the "great beasts" of Caliban on a living warhorse. He was a master tactician and was known for completing crusades with minimal losses. The Dark Angels are one of the oldest space marine chapters. Older than Ultramarines, the have access to plasma weaponry unlike any other chapter.
Borbali They can get old. They just don't get weaker with age and instead become stronger and more experienced. That's why a veteran space marine is so dangerous and respected.
Actually, the Ultramarines were the strongest chapter prior to the intro of the codex that split up the legions. At the end of the heresy they are said to have numbered about 250,000. Lore suggests a portion of the manpower from the 2 missing chapters of the first founding went to the Ultramarines. Post-codex, they still enjoyed a numerical strength that others didn't, at least until their home system was attacked by the Tyranids. They have a their own empire of many planets also. Others don't.
If you don't involve the Custodes. And, as i'm aware, where you got the idea that their names are Anathema to the warp is flawed information. That name belongs to the Emperor, whom Daemonkind actually refer to as "Anathema", which means to hate or detest someone or something. That's official lore behind the Emperor, not the Grey Knights.
@atechpriest The Tau don't travel though the warp in the first place. At the moment, of what I know, they don't have to big of an area in space to need Warp space to get there. But then I would also think that they would make something that didn't need warp space to travel vast distances when the time comes.
I'm pretty sure the movie was on a cheap budget which was why it was animated (it is easier to make an animated movie than to use CGI on a live action movie). In order for WH40k to have a successful movie is to have GW to give a WH40k license to a wealthy movie producer, although I still don't see that as a successful way to make a good 40k movie since most of the popular movie producers like Disney and Hollywood wouldn't be able to make a great 40k movie. The only option I see for GW is to give it to a New Zealander movie producer as they are known to make movies that are in the same category as Warhammer 40k
The Ultramarines is one of the first founding space marines legions. They where the only ones to held the Imperium from falling apart after the Horus Heresy, this made them earn the respect of all human kind and they considered them to be the greatest. The Grey Knights were founded founded after the horus heresy, they are only soldiers of the Ordo Malleus. They haven't done anything as great as the Ultramarines, not to mention that rare are those who know of the existence of the Grey Knights.
Merely giving out a summary of /tg/ logic on the alpha legion, old chap. I've been collecting a chaos force for as long as I can remember, continuing from my brother, which was started by our older sibling. His donation was the AL.
I believe (though I'm not sure because it's been a while since I read up on it) it's because after the Horus Heresy the Ultramarines were the legion that was least beat up. Also because Guilleman was arguable the best tactician left alive at the time.
There is little to no information on them. Their chapter master Azrael is a psyker that walks into battle with the helm of lion'el johnson next to him. A relic that most if not all chapters aren't even close to having. They are the oldest, most honourable, and loyal to the emperor. They are true spacemarines. The reason why ultra is looked at as so amazing is because they have been known to take on tyranids whereas dark angels predominantly hunt traitors and legions of chaos.
One day, Brothers. One day, there shall be a 40k movie that isn't balls. It shall be steel, it shall be doom, and it SHALL KNOW NO FEAR. The Emperor has decreed it so.
How do you know that the Dark Angels aren't the largest? Like you said little is known about them. Plus they've got one amazing story plot going around Cypher and his quest for redemption.
while i loved this movie, I thought the animation was great, and the battles were awesome. My biggest problem, is that this entire movie was made to pander to the smurf marines already over-inflated ego. I mean come on! A whole company of Imperial Fists get wiped off the map, and a single squad of novice smurfs, just out of scout training waltz in and waltz back out basicaly? No. Would never happen. Period.
Yeah if something manages to successfully defeat an Imperial Fist bastion, then a single squad with an Apothecary and Captain isn’t exactly going to be enough. Remember that the Imperial Fists are the masters of defensive warfare, no one can defend a position better than them.
@@ShadowGhost0117 In the movie the Demon intentionally allowed them to escape so that he could get onto the ship with his eyes set on Macragge. That is why he allowed that small squad to progress so much. He could have wiped them all out no problem but that would be detrimental to his plan
Also they didn't use the opening used in all 40k stuff. The one that ends with "an eternity of carnage and slaughter, and the laughter of thirsting gods."
if anything id say the imperial fists should be the greatest of the space marine chapters, because they were the ones who held the line along with the blood angels and white scars to protect the emperor and the imperial palace during the Horus heresy, not to mention it was Rogal Dorn the imperial fist primarch who carried the emperor to the golden throne when he was wounded
@techdudev2 Well, during the battle on Terra, they were not there. They were bound on other worlds, while the Imperal Fists, White Scars and the Blood Angels were, as far as I remember from lore, the only loyal SM legions present on Terra. Only after the defeat of Horus did the Space Wolves and Dark Angels arrive, the Ultras even much later.
Actually, the Black Templars are the largest Space Marine chapter. You're aware of this, correct? The Ultramarines are only held in high regard because they're 100% loyal to codex, where as all other Chapters deviate from it. If I were to say which Legion was responsible for Terra's survival during the Horus Heresy? The Blood Angels. Did the Ultramarines accomplish that? No. They came in AFTER the fighting.
The only reason The Blood Angels and White Scars and Imperial Fists were there because the other 6 loyalists were busy. The Dark Angels had their own Civil War going on, The Space Wolves were on Prospero and then were attacked later, keeping them from going. The Salamanders, Raven Guard and Iron Hands were utterly almost destroyed. Don't forget that the Imperial Fists were almost completely wiped and would have been if it weren't for the Ultramarines showing up and defeating the Iron Warriors.
ultramarine have a big territory to cover unlike other chapters that are crusade based and go where they are needed you have to remember we have ultramar to look after from orks 'eldar and tau its a big chunk of the galaxy to look after and the eye of terror is on the other side of the galaxy you can expect the ultra's to crusade all the way from ultramar to chaos controlled planets half the galaxy away it would take to long plus there are many chapters guarding it already we need more respect
True, but Grey Knights are highly specialized to combat daemons. When a man becomes a Grey Knight, they have their memories erased which prevents daemons to use their most intense fears as weapons. Ultramarines are seen as the most respectful because the Imperium is still standing thanks to them, and it was their primarch who made the codex astartes. Grey Knights aren't known as the Ultramarines, but that doesn't make them weak :)
Best Leaders: Ultramarines. Best Organized: Ultramarines. Largest: Ultramarines Only legion to survive a betrayal in the Heresy as a fighting legion: Ultramarines. (Calth) Legion to drive the heretical forces into the eye of Terror: Ultramarines. Legion who has saved the Imperium countless times since: Ultramarines. Not that the others haven't done these last two, but saying the Ultramarines have done nothing ignores that there is more than the heresy than the one battle.
@techdudev2 Only because they were at their full strength. For example the Salamanders (my chapter :P) was almost completely annihilated due to being outmatched because of two turncloak legions when they where fighting against 3 heretic legions. It took them forever to recover.
The DA's were the first chapter to be created. Literally. Lion's DNA was the basis for the first set of SMs the Emperor produced. That's not rampant fanboyism, as the DA aren't my favorite chapter, that's just the cannon. The only space marines who are actually PART of the inquisition are the Grey Knights, who themselves only serve the Ordo Malleus, just one of the Inquisition's three branches. SM's aren't subject to the authority of the Inquisition, though they are subject to their censure.
I would like to remind you of a tiny list of Space Marine accolades: Emperor's Executioners: Space Wolves. Defended Terra during Heresy: Imperial Fists. Had only Primarch to do battle with Horus: Blood Angels. Greatest losses in Heresy: Raven Guard, Salamanders. Best technicians: Iron Hands. Best siegebreakers: Iron Warriors. Foremost psychics: Thousand Sons. Most innovative tactics: Alpha Legion. Best psych ops: Night Lords. But please expound to me the superiority of the Ultramarines.
Looked more like gladius (gladii?). The ultramarines have that Roman theme going on. Space marine combat blades are comically large because of how big the space marines are but the way they were using them seemed more like actual swords. Maybe short swords.
And yet among the Ultramarines' honor roles, Terra does not appear... And it wasnt just cause the Ultra's were coming it was because the Ultras, the Dark Angels, Space Wolves and what was left of the other legions were coming.
well, they happen to have more than one planet. Justified that their homeworld is a capital and Roboute Guilliman build the empire (plus it's nicest place to live in Imperium).
Dude.... Best Leaders: Ultramarines. Best Organized: Ultramarines. Largest: Black Templars Legion to survive the Heresy as a fighting legion: Ultramarines, Space Wolves, Dark Angels. Legion to drive the heretical forces into the eye of Terror: Ultramarines, Dark Angels, Space Wolves. Legion who has saved the Imperium countless times since: Every single one of loyalist Legions remaining.
Sorry, i keep combining the names of black templars and dark angels (i really don't know why). I was talking about dark angels, because i really don't know much about the black templars.
![Space Marine Ending [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/NQL2cojKxwg/mqdefault.jpg)
Greatest military line ever spoken... "We never yield."
They need to do a movie just on the Imperial Guard, one regiment's journey through war and hell in service to the Emperor
Blood Raven all guards men party
You'd need a countries worth of actors to step in as the constant recruits to fill in combat casualties. Lol
Or Last Chancers. That would make pretty bad ass movie too.
No.
no no no just space marines dont give gw any ideas about a guardsman movies jesus, just go watch any ww2 movie for the same affect
If I get 50+ likes, I'll make a remake of this movie all rendered in SFM
is 48 enough
Best get started then.
Dew it.
PLEASE
The time has come...
"The greatest of them all, are the Ultramarines."
Well, that's debatable :)
I mean...they're the most loyal to the emperor sooooo
@@paladin3806 not really they are the most loyal to the Lord commander of the imperium. The grey knights are incorruptible and the most loyal to the Emperor. They are also objectively better then the Smurfs.
What about second company bringing that tube of discounted ketchup?
@BulgaroSlav Ultra's are the best by a mile.
NOOO Imperial fists are the most loyal.
Despite the poorly-aged graphics and cheesy story, I do have to praise the way they made the Space Marines move. The duel between Captain Severus and Proteus is a perfect example, as they properly show that while Power Armor is very restrictive, the Astartes make up for it with incredible skill and dexterity.
Wtf, they were just flaying at each other :D
Well the black carapace organ helps the space marines to link to their power armor so they don't really feel restricted
@@finnheisenheim8274 true but with the design of the shoulder plates they don’t have quite the same range of motion as they would out of their armor
Ignoring the piss poor graphics and cheesy story line, this movie demonstrates awesome voice acting and music. (And John Hurt doing the narration is just... Well... It's John Hurt... How can I express how awesome that is?)
How about James Earl Jones
He sounds awesome
yeah, i don't get the hate that this movie gets. the voice acting is outstanding.
Yeh f#!@ing John Hurt.. now whenever I hear 40k characters online they sound like 2nd rate wwe wrestlers or optimus prime impersonators..
This movie and the Captain Titus game was the reason i became the collector of the Blueberries.
Your service is not yet done, brother
Long live the true emperor, John hurt, we march for Macragge!!!!
Was trapped in a warp storm for 15/16ths of the heresy: Ultramarines. That is the ONLY reason the were at full strength after the heresy.
While i have little love for the Ultramarines, they are the greatest chapter in the Imperium for 2 reasons: Roboute Guilliman, wrote the Codex Astartes and the Ultramarines have the greatest number of successor chapters.
Darcy Murdoch thanks ward.
"All that stands in their way, are the mighty space marines."
Oh, so I guess the millions upon millions of guardsmen regiments don't mean shit. :P
when i was eight or nine so long ago to me I was introduced to 40k by this and to me I thought this movie spoke of a true god in real life I was jaw dropped whole movie then I started playing 40k and now i realized this was just eye candy for the whole glorious thing
Not to mention that Constantine Valdor, Captain-General and Chief Custodian of the Custodes was the most honored person in the Imperium, surpassing even the primarchs. Save for Malcador, NO ONE else was as loyal or close to the Emperor. Not even the Primarchs. He is the only Custode to be the same size as a Primarch, also he defeated Horus in a sparring match and won the respect of Leman Russ.
The voice for the captain is GREAT!!
Honestly, a lot better than I thought it was going to be.
I love this movie and the Ultramarines! For the Emperor!!
2:11 when that starts, i feel chills in my bones and spine, its epic
Greatest of them all...The Raven Guard XIX Chapter
Blood Ravens.
Stopped a full force of Alpha Legion, fought against several races at the same time on the world of Kronus, and saved their recruiting worlds against Tyranids, Eldar, Chaos Space Marines and Orks.
Ultramarines are given so much lore, it's pretty clear that Games Workshop has a metaphorical hard-on for them, and any fan of Games Workshop knows that.
"You can never surprise a space marine, only confirm his suspicions."
I FOUND OUT THAT SARGE FROM DOG SOLDIERS IS IN THIS AND I FUCKING LOVE IT
The Blood Ravens (there are the loyalist remnants of the Thousand Sons) or The Thousand Sons Themselves.
Thousand sons suck, do we need the space wolves to come and demonstrate via a ass kicking again?
@@SelfProclaimedEmperor Your daily reminder that Magnus the Red _allowed_ the Space Wolves to burn Prospero.
Ultramarines were one of the absolute first Chapters to be made, and only the best join their ranks. They have been the Emperor's elite force for longer than just about anyone out there, including Grey Knights.
It's an actual movie, I'd suggest you go to their website and buy it as well. It isn't the best quality work ever, but is definitely worth watching.
oh thanks, forgot about the Space Wolves
People hate this movie but I really cannot understand why. It's not a cinematic masterpiece but it's a pretty accurate depiction of warhammer and it doesn't look THAT bad, it's mostly just the facial renders that are offensive. Not to mention the voiceacting and score are spot on.
Eliot O'Boyce There is nothing absurd about the idea of an Imperial Fist chaplain and there’s also nothing random about why he’s apart of their squad which is also fairly standard in terms of codex makeup. Not sure what you mean by meandering plot and I’m not trying to be facetious here, I legitimately think it’s pretty straightforward. Also the mental stability of chaos space marines is pretty inconsistent because of their warp exposure and it seems to me they are purposefully driven to their deaths by the demon in order to persuade the ultramarines that Captain Severus is still alive.
I do think the marines are a bit squishy but that seems to extend both ways (recalling the one guy who gets a chaos marine chain axe thrown through his armor quite easily) and the only one I have a huge problem with is them seeming to literally melt as you say from one burst of the flamer.
As for the declaration that the ultramarines are the greatest I don’t really care. It’s just empty bravado. Personally I’m a Blood Angels fan/player but it doesn’t bother me.
@Eliot O'Boyce someone didn't read all the lore apparently. You are very incorrect on multiple points. Try again idiot.
12 Chaos Marines have been here....
Yes, it is. You can also pirate it on any website if you wnat to see it.
I'm sayin Space wolves are the real badasses
Greatest of all the Space Marines? I would have thought that would be the Grey Knights.
@Evurgreen Gray Vulkan Is dead *again*
An avatar of khaine is just that Lion'el Johnson is the most honourable and courageous of the primarchs. On his homeworld Caliban he was the first primarch to ride into battle against the "great beasts" of Caliban on a living warhorse. He was a master tactician and was known for completing crusades with minimal losses. The Dark Angels are one of the oldest space marine chapters. Older than Ultramarines, the have access to plasma weaponry unlike any other chapter.
"do you think you are ready?"
Im so fffffucking ready.
They are not supposed to get old.
Borbali They can get old. They just don't get weaker with age and instead become stronger and more experienced. That's why a veteran space marine is so dangerous and respected.
@@finnheisenheim8274 In fact, they become weaker if they live too much. For example, Barabaras Dantioch.
ALWAYS ANGRY ALL THE TIME!
The alpha legion is a warband of chaos, they do exist ^^
They banished Angron at Armageddon.
That's pretty damn great.
Just looking at that powered armor, you wouldn't expect them to be so agile.
Actually, the Ultramarines were the strongest chapter prior to the intro of the codex that split up the legions. At the end of the heresy they are said to have numbered about 250,000. Lore suggests a portion of the manpower from the 2 missing chapters of the first founding went to the Ultramarines. Post-codex, they still enjoyed a numerical strength that others didn't, at least until their home system was attacked by the Tyranids. They have a their own empire of many planets also. Others don't.
The opening is so awesome! "You must be steel. You must be doom!"
If you don't involve the Custodes.
And, as i'm aware, where you got the idea that their names are Anathema to the warp is flawed information.
That name belongs to the Emperor, whom Daemonkind actually refer to as "Anathema", which means to hate or detest someone or something. That's official lore behind the Emperor, not the Grey Knights.
THE THOUSAND SONS ARE LOYAL (or at least some) and the salamanders are the best.
@atechpriest The Tau don't travel though the warp in the first place. At the moment, of what I know, they don't have to big of an area in space to need Warp space to get there. But then I would also think that they would make something that didn't need warp space to travel vast distances when the time comes.
And for all of you blood angel, greyknights, and space wolf players. The greatest of them all are the Ultramarines
This is animated, no good. They need the same style as lord of the rings, real life & awesome effects. That would be great.
Nearly impossible. but that be great.
I'm pretty sure the movie was on a cheap budget which was why it was animated (it is easier to make an animated movie than to use CGI on a live action movie). In order for WH40k to have a successful movie is to have GW to give a WH40k license to a wealthy movie producer, although I still don't see that as a successful way to make a good 40k movie since most of the popular movie producers like Disney and Hollywood wouldn't be able to make a great 40k movie. The only option I see for GW is to give it to a New Zealander movie producer as they are known to make movies that are in the same category as Warhammer 40k
damn a lecutre when fighting that is hard he makes it look easy
@Goldenkitten1 But in the chaos of it, it could've been damaged? It may be space marine armor, but it's not impervious to damage
The Ultramarines is one of the first founding space marines legions. They where the only ones to held the Imperium from falling apart after the Horus Heresy, this made them earn the respect of all human kind and they considered them to be the greatest. The Grey Knights were founded founded after the horus heresy, they are only soldiers of the Ordo Malleus. They haven't done anything as great as the Ultramarines, not to mention that rare are those who know of the existence of the Grey Knights.
Merely giving out a summary of /tg/ logic on the alpha legion, old chap.
I've been collecting a chaos force for as long as I can remember, continuing from my brother, which was started by our older sibling. His donation was the AL.
The Black Templars number in near the 10,000 margin. The Ultramarines stay true to the codex, which means they number in at only 1000 at most.
I believe (though I'm not sure because it's been a while since I read up on it) it's because after the Horus Heresy the Ultramarines were the legion that was least beat up. Also because Guilleman was arguable the best tactician left alive at the time.
All this argument about space marines..
everyone knows that da ORKIES ARE DA BEST!
HERESY!!!
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS!!!
There is little to no information on them. Their chapter master Azrael is a psyker that walks into battle with the helm of lion'el johnson next to him. A relic that most if not all chapters aren't even close to having. They are the oldest, most honourable, and loyal to the emperor. They are true spacemarines. The reason why ultra is looked at as so amazing is because they have been known to take on tyranids whereas dark angels predominantly hunt traitors and legions of chaos.
I like the Salamanders and the Imperial Fists.
Pretty sure the Dark Angels were the first founding space marines, since they're also one of the oldest chapters/legions in the astartes.
One day, Brothers. One day, there shall be a 40k movie that isn't balls. It shall be steel, it shall be doom, and it SHALL KNOW NO FEAR.
The Emperor has decreed it so.
If Space Marines are this fast, imagine the Eldar!
can you fell it.. the tingle that makes YOU'RE spine shiver.... that's me that is fear
The UltraMarines were harmed badly in the Horus Hearesy, most of them died from Lorgar and the XVII legion. Book "Know No Fear" is the story about it.
Read for context. Ultramarines are the largest *legion,* which of course, was what the previous poster and I talked about.
How do you know that the Dark Angels aren't the largest? Like you said little is known about them. Plus they've got one amazing story plot going around Cypher and his quest for redemption.
guessing after judging by the stain glass on the wall is the same as the battle for macragge box :)
while i loved this movie, I thought the animation was great, and the battles were awesome. My biggest problem, is that this entire movie was made to pander to the smurf marines already over-inflated ego.
I mean come on! A whole company of Imperial Fists get wiped off the map, and a single squad of novice smurfs, just out of scout training waltz in and waltz back out basicaly? No. Would never happen. Period.
Yeah if something manages to successfully defeat an Imperial Fist bastion, then a single squad with an Apothecary and Captain isn’t exactly going to be enough. Remember that the Imperial Fists are the masters of defensive warfare, no one can defend a position better than them.
@@ShadowGhost0117 In the movie the Demon intentionally allowed them to escape so that he could get onto the ship with his eyes set on Macragge. That is why he allowed that small squad to progress so much. He could have wiped them all out no problem but that would be detrimental to his plan
Also they didn't use the opening used in all 40k stuff. The one that ends with "an eternity of carnage and slaughter, and the laughter of thirsting gods."
Even marines in the Deathwatch, the militant arm of the Ordo Xenos, still bear more loyalty to their own chapter then to the Inquisition.
if anything id say the imperial fists should be the greatest of the space marine chapters, because they were the ones who held the line along with the blood angels and white scars to protect the emperor and the imperial palace during the Horus heresy, not to mention it was Rogal Dorn the imperial fist primarch who carried the emperor to the golden throne when he was wounded
The Grey knights are the best
Knee to the emperor of acting John hurt me he live on as the true emperor of mankind
@techdudev2 Well, during the battle on Terra, they were not there. They were bound on other worlds, while the Imperal Fists, White Scars and the Blood Angels were, as far as I remember from lore, the only loyal SM legions present on Terra. Only after the defeat of Horus did the Space Wolves and Dark Angels arrive, the Ultras even much later.
Actually, the Black Templars are the largest Space Marine chapter. You're aware of this, correct? The Ultramarines are only held in high regard because they're 100% loyal to codex, where as all other Chapters deviate from it.
If I were to say which Legion was responsible for Terra's survival during the Horus Heresy? The Blood Angels. Did the Ultramarines accomplish that? No. They came in AFTER the fighting.
The Space Marine campaign shouldev been like this, with the armor and weapons look like they do here too.
@hanson666999 Grey knights are a part of every chapter, they work with the chaplain.
The only reason The Blood Angels and White Scars and Imperial Fists were there because the other 6 loyalists were busy. The Dark Angels had their own Civil War going on, The Space Wolves were on Prospero and then were attacked later, keeping them from going. The Salamanders, Raven Guard and Iron Hands were utterly almost destroyed. Don't forget that the Imperial Fists were almost completely wiped and would have been if it weren't for the Ultramarines showing up and defeating the Iron Warriors.
dude its not about CG look its about character interaction, character arc and a story filled with symbolism and fore shadows.
ultramarine have a big territory to cover unlike other chapters that are crusade based and go where they are needed you have to remember we have ultramar to look after from orks 'eldar and tau its a big chunk of the galaxy to look after and the eye of terror is on the other side of the galaxy you can expect the ultra's to crusade all the way from ultramar to chaos controlled planets half the galaxy away it would take to long plus there are many chapters guarding it already we need more respect
True, but Grey Knights are highly specialized to combat daemons. When a man becomes a Grey Knight, they have their memories erased which prevents daemons to use their most intense fears as weapons. Ultramarines are seen as the most respectful because the Imperium is still standing thanks to them, and it was their primarch who made the codex astartes. Grey Knights aren't known as the Ultramarines, but that doesn't make them weak :)
Best Leaders: Ultramarines.
Best Organized: Ultramarines.
Largest: Ultramarines
Only legion to survive a betrayal in the Heresy as a fighting legion: Ultramarines. (Calth)
Legion to drive the heretical forces into the eye of Terror: Ultramarines.
Legion who has saved the Imperium countless times since: Ultramarines.
Not that the others haven't done these last two, but saying the Ultramarines have done nothing ignores that there is more than the heresy than the one battle.
@techdudev2 Only because they were at their full strength. For example the Salamanders (my chapter :P) was almost completely annihilated due to being outmatched because of two turncloak legions when they where fighting against 3 heretic legions. It took them forever to recover.
@daneblan
That's actor Terrence Stamp.
Amen brother, do not forget Alpha chapter, they still fight for the Emperor
were there any live actions scenes in this?
Where do I enter the text?
THEY FOUGHT THE LINE.....ONE AT A TIME......READY AS HELL!!!
I like how the captain assumed he won even though the guy didn't say he yielded. I mean I guess it was just understood but still.
The DA's were the first chapter to be created. Literally. Lion's DNA was the basis for the first set of SMs the Emperor produced. That's not rampant fanboyism, as the DA aren't my favorite chapter, that's just the cannon. The only space marines who are actually PART of the inquisition are the Grey Knights, who themselves only serve the Ordo Malleus, just one of the Inquisition's three branches. SM's aren't subject to the authority of the Inquisition, though they are subject to their censure.
anybody know where i can DL this movie?
Ultramarines are the strongest chapter. Matt Ward said so.
I would like to remind you of a tiny list of Space Marine accolades:
Emperor's Executioners: Space Wolves.
Defended Terra during Heresy: Imperial Fists.
Had only Primarch to do battle with Horus: Blood Angels.
Greatest losses in Heresy: Raven Guard, Salamanders.
Best technicians: Iron Hands.
Best siegebreakers: Iron Warriors.
Foremost psychics: Thousand Sons.
Most innovative tactics: Alpha Legion.
Best psych ops: Night Lords.
But please expound to me the superiority of the Ultramarines.
@TheKsalad space marines are not only superior in strength, but also in speed and reflexes
@xrp3robot It is never really explained why humans hate aliens so much especially when they have common foes
I want the soundtrack
So were they dueling with combat knives? I’m still a bit new on 40k fluff, and I can only think that those blades were combat knives.
Eliot O'Boyce
Ah, okay.
Looked more like gladius (gladii?). The ultramarines have that Roman theme going on. Space marine combat blades are comically large because of how big the space marines are but the way they were using them seemed more like actual swords. Maybe short swords.
if the huds inside of their helmets are that confusing i can see why some guys go in without them
U must be steel U must be doom You must use everything you got!
And yet among the Ultramarines' honor roles, Terra does not appear... And it wasnt just cause the Ultra's were coming it was because the Ultras, the Dark Angels, Space Wolves and what was left of the other legions were coming.
well, they happen to have more than one planet. Justified that their homeworld is a capital and Roboute Guilliman build the empire (plus it's nicest place to live in Imperium).
space marines do get old, just alot slower than regular humans. the captain is probably like 400 years old, maybe more!
may vid ka din ba ng full movie neto??
Dude....
Best Leaders: Ultramarines.
Best Organized: Ultramarines.
Largest: Black Templars
Legion to survive the Heresy as a fighting legion: Ultramarines, Space Wolves, Dark Angels.
Legion to drive the heretical forces into the eye of Terror: Ultramarines, Dark Angels, Space Wolves.
Legion who has saved the Imperium countless times since: Every single one of loyalist Legions remaining.
@sgtNACHO read the codex again please
Sorry, i keep combining the names of black templars and dark angels (i really don't know why).
I was talking about dark angels, because i really don't know much about the black templars.
@Necronlord101 they show servitors later on.