I'm not sure Lilith was as detached from his as everyone thinks. Whem he banned her to the void for the second time her first rhought on seeing him was on how much she both hated and desired him, as for D4 I hope he gets a redemption arc, I'm sick of the revolving door that is falling angels
It would be nice for a demon to rise for once lol I was thinking about this the other day playing d3 would 1 good turn really detriment the series? I still want the Gothic asceticism but maybe a ray of light that is quickly extinguished could bring new life into this story
No,I don't think he's an idiot. Instead I think of him as a prideful warrior that was blinded by the hope of peace and love. He looked for the best solution in ending the never-ending war for control only to be blindsided by one of the worst outcomes. I think idiot is a very harsh word for someone who just wanted change. He is more of a hopeful fool.
He’s definitely the Prometheus of the series, doomed by his own cleverness and punished for pursuing new ideas. I pity him, for I think he was so tired of the eternal war that anything new was embraced without question. He probably should’ve distrusted Lilith from his experience but he wanted his relationship with her to be real so badly and he deluded himself into believing it because he was feeling utterly hopeless.
I don't think he was stupid , I think he just really wanted out. At the sametime this pure desire from war lead from one thing to another, and sometimes it's inescapable if fate is a dictator who favors endless and pointless war. Inarius in the end was defeated by the will of universal stupidity, not his own.
A few corrections, first Inarius was aware of Uldyssiun from the start and he was actively letting Lilith manipulate him as a way to over-throw the Triune. Both characters are master manipulators and while Inarius had the power to handle nearly any foe he always saw it beneath him to act directly. Second was that Lilith also loved Inarius which was confirmed in the 2nd book of the Sin War that she desired him, which would indicate their love is mutual in at least some capacity. Even if it did start out as a way to manipulate him it clearly grew into something more. Inarius made mistakes no question, but they are very few and arguably rather minor mistakes as his power was so great by the end of the Sin Wars that he very likely could have dealt with both the High Heavens and Burning Hell's. His only major mistake he had was underestimating Uldyssian, which in fairness he is potentially responsible for the creation of the Diablo Universe or at the very least the World Stone.
@@TailsoftheBlade its certainly debatable if it's love or desire, however the paragraph is written from Lilith perspective so it's both the author telling us this but simply how Lilith identified the emotion it doesn't mean she's correct. But as the old saying goes " the opposite of love is indifference not hatred" , love and hatred are two sides of the same coin and can be flipped just as easily. And Lilith without question hates Inarius.
@@BigHeadClan yeah, i'd say his biggest mistake was probably banishing lilith as that undoubtedly resulted in her just really hating him with no chance of forgiveness. had they both tried to work stuff out in a more peaceful and level-headed way (i know, huge thing to ask, especially from the literal daughter of hatred), inarius not immediately banishing lilith or lilith not just randomly killing all those renegade demons and angels for simply thinking about a way to stay safe and hidden, they might have been able to stick together and either defeat heaven and hell entirely or at least keep sanctuary safe despite being discovered. but then we'd have no diablo games so as tragic as it is, for us it's a pretty good thing that stuff happened the way it did lol.
that's the expansion lol...I'm just picturing a similar cutscene like in D2 when baal is masquerading as tyrael but its actually inarius playing mephisto transforming from the prime evil of hatred into lord of simps expansion
Call him what you will but I think a new Diablo (based on the concepts of D1 & D2, not the Mickey Mouse version of D3 launch) with a crazed Inarius running around, mentally broken by centuries of endless torture, is an awesome basis for a villian
I'd say Inarius is only about as foolish as Romeo was for Juliet, or Selene was for Michael (Underworld). He may have run a fool's errand, but some things aren't certain until tried.
@@warpeds - Yes, he is mortal now but he took his place among the Council again at the end of D3 and took Maltheal's old spot as the Angel of Wisdom. So one seat on the Council remains unfilled, Tyreal's former seat of Justice.
I don't think it fits well that Inarius could be the aspect of justice. Inarius is the most selfish of all the angels, he wanted to stop fighting because he was sick of it, he wanted Lilith because he desired her, he considered destroying his own children because they would risk his peace. I don't think justice is selfish and i don't think it would fit Inarius character to be the new angel of justice.
Tbh i do think both Inarius and Lilith loved each other. However Lilith kept her emotional distance and when she was exiled she was hurt. In the cutscene when she said "our son?" She was really hurt. She did love inarius maybe not as inarius loved her but love is still love
non of those unimaginatives would have been chaotic now if those who worshipped 'grey' on either of the two sides (in diablo) had left and the main objective of their eternal conflict in the first place.
Wouldn't have Nephalem without Inarius... He didn't do everything wrong, I guess. The Nephalem heroes have killed demons and angels, so if anything he's aided in curving the tides of the eternal conflict via the creation of Nephalem. Only downside is, Nephalem can choose a side :)
I think Lilith is the one who wanted to create the nephalem. Inarius considered destroying them and he restricted their power because he wanted to hide away from the conflict. If Inarius had wanted to end the conflict like Lilith they probably could have with the help of their children.
Wait, i just thought of something. If Tyrael ripped his wings off, he became mortal. Shouldn't Inarius became mortal since Mephisto ripped his wings off. Idk can someone explain that?
The explanation is that there is absolutely no reason why a being of light and sound ripping his wings off would become a physical being or mortal and that the writers for diablo 3 were morons.
@@filipmaksimovic6595 yeah I found that out an hour after I posted this. I got them confused. I think imaprius is done for good huh? Haven't read up on inarius other than I think he liked Lilith and had children with her or something. Other than that, I don't really know anything about him 😕
they need a new tyrael i stopped liking him in D3 where as in D2 he was likeable D3 he's just too dumb maybe give more screen time to auriel or just redeem inarius cause there's just no way we side with lillith she's probly just trying to make herself more powerful then the prime evils i would assume that's her endgame similar to diablo in D3
D3 was essentially that until the end if you think about it. We were doing as Diablo willed the entire time. But I get what you mean, it would b e neat to have a spin-off where we are part of one of the cults or something.
I think in Diablo IV we will battling angel and demon...Inarius and Lilith will be the Final Boss. Either Diablo will possess Inarius like they did to Izual which they corrupted and twisted
Mephisto imprisoned Inarius because he didn't like the fact that his daughter came home pregnant & Inarius's refusal to marry her. You gotta agree, as a father, Mephisto was entitled to such measures and justice - after all, daughters are the Light of their fathers, right ? (though I doubt Mephisto would agree with the "Light" context - since he is a demon HE HE) :D
it's so funny seeing lilith depicted as a succubus here. It's like a dad showing you photos of your mom back in the day going "ooo weee she used to be a real looker back in the day. Real hot n spicy"
I'm a bit confused about the video, you placed 2 lore together from imperius to inarius. Unless they're the same, isn't imperius the prideful one that attacked first on the war. From reading the wiki their separate entities.
I ship Lilith and Inarius and for one would love to have them be together, even if some of their part hate each other, put it something like the angel and demon from preacher =P
Anyone else thing the eternal conflict is pointless? What do they want to achieve? I mean lets say one side wins, then what? If humanity wasn’t a thing then who they will rule? Let’s say the angels win, I don’t see them ruling over hell if they destroy it, so are they gonna just sit om their butts for eternity? Same thing with hell, lets say they win. They destroy all angels and humanity, what are they gonna do? That is why in the end humanity has the greatest power, free will.
I hope Diablo 4 turns into the finally of there love story and the end to the demon and angel war. I think we should pity him he trued to keep everyone in sanctuary safe from the outside conflict and the from themselves by taking control.
I know he's a prideful idiot but I kinda feel bad for him he was deeply in love with lilith but she only saw him as a tool I don't think she even saw him as a equal
So he refused help from the necromancers?? Wtffff Since the guy who gets lilith isnt his son, ill bet he goes to get him since heaven said to piss off lol
as an angel i think compassion and doubt would be pretty foreign concepts. Given the the cycle of battle death and rebirth there wouldnt be really much exposure to much else aside from the confidence of your decisions to kill or be killed so i guess you couldn't expect to find humility or probably much room for development
Inarius is kind of a terribly tragic character when you think about it. At first, I kind of hated him as this arrogant god complex Angel. But after thinking it over a little, the guy kind of got completely screwed for most of his life. Born into an endless war that brings nothing but death and pain with no reward and no end in sight, his commander(Tyrael) basically ignores him, and the ONLY being in the universe he can relate to or who bothers to listen to him happens to be a demonic lesser evil and the daughter of the worst prime. He tries to do something good, creating a place where refugees from the eternal conflict can escape the endless death and misery of their existence and live in peace, and tries to start a little family with his demon wife. His kids end up being better than them, and his new friends in sanctuary get scared and his wife ends up slaughtering all of them. What is the guy supposed to do? Now heaven and hell want him dead, his wife is a psychopath, his kids could bring about the end of existence, so he has to banish his lover. He tries to set it right by weakening his kids, so they dont pose as much of a threat to the balance, but then he just gets beat up and sent to be tortured in hell for a few thousand years, only to be released in a world where his angry wife is back, and his son thinks he's a tool. He tries to put things right in the eyes of his brethren and ditch the shit hole his world has become, but they tell him to kick rocks and he gets murdered and likely turned into a demon. The guy has had kind of a rough go from the start, it kind of stands to reason why he was such a dick to everyone.
These lore guides are great, as is the narration, but the titles are flawed. The titles push viewers to assume a bias in regards to judging the intellect of the characters involved in Diablo series that are actually not describable as "genius" or "idiocy". For example pride, selfishness (Inarius can be described as selfish in some respects) and arrogance are not signs of low cognitive abilities but more so signs of internal moral character flaws.
It is questionable if Lilith can truly love. I mean she's literally the daughter of hatred and the queen of the succubus. But it is confirmed that they both desired each other. Innaruis wants to clap cheeks with the queen of the succubus, and Lilith desired innaruis' pride and glory.
@@keytendegraef982 Diablo's lore mentions five archangels spawned from the Crystal Arch, no more, no less, but five: Imperius, Tyrael, Malthael, Itherael and Auriel. Inarius was never called an archangel in the Sin War trilogy, and he was also Tyrael's subordinate, so it wouldn't make sense for one archangel to serve another. If they die, they reborn as completely new entities. This means no angel can be elected to be an archangel because archangels are always reborn and there are always five of them. In the article about Diablo IV editions, Inarius is suddenly, without explanation, called an archangel: "Eons after her exile, her summoning ushers in an age of darkness and hatred. Inarius, former archangel of the High Heavens, has also returned to the world he and Lilith created together. The two will once again cross paths, and what was built is now at risk of destruction." Source: news.blizzard.com/en-us/diablo4/23880208/meet-your-maker-on-june-6-pre-purchase-diablo-iv Either another retcon is coming up, or the authors of the article believed in mindlessly repeated fakes that Inarius is an archangel.
@@ZawiszaTheBlack Retcon or not, Inarius is now considered an archangel. He's also not the only archangel outside of the council; search up Yaerius. So I'm guessing they're moving away from archangel as just a classification of angels in the Angiris Council to being a second higher, "purer" type of angel.
@@grayleonhardt8631 No he is not. He was called that ONLY in the marketing materials, and nowhere in the lore, not even in the game itself. Yaerius is possibly a fictitious archangel impersonated by someone else, or an ordinary angel who claimed to be an archangel to bring the Zakarum religion into the Sanctuary.
@@ZawiszaTheBlack Marketing materials are official sources, hence Inarius' status as an archangel is canon from a franchise standpoint. Diablo 4 is yet to be released, and based on how he's regularly being considered as an archangel nowadays, from fans to Blizzard itself, that might be the case in game too. Also in the original Diablo 1 lore, Inarius was literally stated to be an archangel. Many things have been retconned since then, so Blizzard seems to be going back to their roots.
He might get redemption to me it seems Lilith used him and she has a deeper agenda than just love and peace but I mean giving Demon Royalty the benefit of the doubt has never ended bad👺👍
I hope that Diablo 4 will have a more morally gray take on the whole good and evil thing and Lilith will end up being the right choice for humanity and Inarius will return and try to enact the thing he thought of long ago of destroying the nephalem. If anything Inarius was always the selfish one in the story, he wanted to escape the war so he could live for himself with Lilith but Lilith wanted to end the war with the help of her children.
@@Daniel_WR_Hart yes I don’t either, but they specifically said who she is and who andariel is and their relationship, so that relationship was canon, until of course now they reconned it
Meanwhile I'm still waiting for anything Tethamet or Anu in a Diablo game. We always dealing with these mid-tier shit-ass villains, let's get to the fucking big boios finally.
Disagree big time on it just being about pride. He's an actual dad doing his best to protect his children (humanity). His fault was thinking a demon and offspring from said demon could be anything but evil.
I mean we have a whole fandom thinking Blizzard does good writing so I'm not sure who's the idiot really. Like Warcraft 3 or Diablo 3 are rivals to the dumbest video game stories ever.
The video is amazing! But the auto subs are trash. As English is not my 1st language, I read subs to understand certain things, but I wasn't able in this one.
I think you just hate all apsects of lights, aka, angels, my dude xD thats why every video from you ends up as "why is an IDIOT" and your devotion for the aspects of darkness is clear but i would be careful on that one.
Am I retarded? I am not a Diablo player, I have seen videos that talk about Diablo 4 saying they came out like 3 years ago like this one, but I'm pretty sure Diablo 4 only came out this month June 2023??? WTf.
I'm not sure Lilith was as detached from his as everyone thinks. Whem he banned her to the void for the second time her first rhought on seeing him was on how much she both hated and desired him, as for D4 I hope he gets a redemption arc, I'm sick of the revolving door that is falling angels
What do u think now about Diablo 4 coming out 6/6/23 they released the trailer Dec 9th 2022
@@daviedood2503 Satanic Garbage...6/6//6/6/6/6/6/6/ Avoid at all COst !
i'd much prefer a redeeming demon arc
It would be nice for a demon to rise for once lol I was thinking about this the other day playing d3 would 1 good turn really detriment the series? I still want the Gothic asceticism but maybe a ray of light that is quickly extinguished could bring new life into this story
@@daviedood2503 lots of 6s and multiples of 3s in those dates ,
Number 23 isn't that to do with Satan too or some shit
No,I don't think he's an idiot. Instead I think of him as a prideful warrior that was blinded by the hope of peace and love. He looked for the best solution in ending the never-ending war for control only to be blindsided by one of the worst outcomes. I think idiot is a very harsh word for someone who just wanted change. He is more of a hopeful fool.
He’s definitely the Prometheus of the series, doomed by his own cleverness and punished for pursuing new ideas. I pity him, for I think he was so tired of the eternal war that anything new was embraced without question. He probably should’ve distrusted Lilith from his experience but he wanted his relationship with her to be real so badly and he deluded himself into believing it because he was feeling utterly hopeless.
Relatable 🤣
Anything and everything is bound to change in an eternal existence, anyone believing in permanence on that scale is a fool.
'That is why evil will triumph, because good is dumb' - Dark Helmet
"Good and evil are eternally locked in battle, so both triumph in dumb".
@@giulyanoviniciussanssilva2947 "I see your Schwartz is as big as mine"
Good may be dumb, however the Just are mightiest.
I don't think he was stupid , I think he just really wanted out. At the sametime this pure desire from war lead from one thing to another, and sometimes it's inescapable if fate is a dictator who favors endless and pointless war. Inarius in the end was defeated by the will of universal stupidity, not his own.
Sometimes you can't have your cake and eat it, cause there's fat kids left and right.
I like how you put it.
Actually both by his own foolishness and the universal law of non permanence.
"Change" is the only thing that is truly eternal
A few corrections, first Inarius was aware of Uldyssiun from the start and he was actively letting Lilith manipulate him as a way to over-throw the Triune.
Both characters are master manipulators and while Inarius had the power to handle nearly any foe he always saw it beneath him to act directly.
Second was that Lilith also loved Inarius which was confirmed in the 2nd book of the Sin War that she desired him, which would indicate their
love is mutual in at least some capacity. Even if it did start out as a way to manipulate him it clearly grew into something more.
Inarius made mistakes no question, but they are very few and arguably rather minor mistakes as his power was so great by the end of the Sin Wars
that he very likely could have dealt with both the High Heavens and Burning Hell's.
His only major mistake he had was underestimating Uldyssian, which in fairness he is potentially responsible for the creation of the Diablo Universe
or at the very least the World Stone.
@@TailsoftheBlade page 326
@@TailsoftheBlade its certainly debatable if it's love or desire, however the paragraph is written from Lilith perspective so it's both the author telling us this but simply how Lilith identified the emotion it doesn't mean she's correct.
But as the old saying goes " the opposite of love is indifference not hatred" , love and hatred are two sides of the same coin and can be flipped just as easily.
And Lilith without question hates Inarius.
That doesn’t happen a woman manipulating someone she loves? Naaah can’t be 🙄 xD 😂
@@BigHeadClan yeah, i'd say his biggest mistake was probably banishing lilith as that undoubtedly resulted in her just really hating him with no chance of forgiveness. had they both tried to work stuff out in a more peaceful and level-headed way (i know, huge thing to ask, especially from the literal daughter of hatred), inarius not immediately banishing lilith or lilith not just randomly killing all those renegade demons and angels for simply thinking about a way to stay safe and hidden, they might have been able to stick together and either defeat heaven and hell entirely or at least keep sanctuary safe despite being discovered. but then we'd have no diablo games so as tragic as it is, for us it's a pretty good thing that stuff happened the way it did lol.
@@BigHeadClansounds like baby momma and baby daddy lol
So many stupid angels but the lore is good.
I think it's their pride Tbh
Ah, Inarius, lord of the simps.
that's the expansion lol...I'm just picturing a similar cutscene like in D2 when baal is masquerading as tyrael but its actually inarius playing mephisto transforming from the prime evil of hatred into lord of simps expansion
can't really blame him, i'd be simping hard for lilith too if i wasn't so busy simping for andariel already lmao
@@HippieInHeart yeah, they’re both pretty tempting, in a succubus sort of way.
Lmao
I think there are a lot of idiot lords in these flowers.
Call him what you will but I think a new Diablo (based on the concepts of D1 & D2, not the Mickey Mouse version of D3 launch) with a crazed Inarius running around, mentally broken by centuries of endless torture, is an awesome basis for a villian
This video aged extremely well
I'd say Inarius is only about as foolish as Romeo was for Juliet, or Selene was for Michael (Underworld).
He may have run a fool's errand, but some things aren't certain until tried.
Inarius is going to be the new Justice when he comes back, because he has seen it all - angels, demons and nephalems.
I agree with you because since Tyreal is now the Angel of Wisdom after the fall of Maltheal. It’s soo obvious Inarius will the new Angel of Justice.
@@kingsarf7544 tyreal is human now
@@warpeds - Yes, he is mortal now but he took his place among the Council again at the end of D3 and took Maltheal's old spot as the Angel of Wisdom. So one seat on the Council remains unfilled, Tyreal's former seat of Justice.
I don't think it fits well that Inarius could be the aspect of justice. Inarius is the most selfish of all the angels, he wanted to stop fighting because he was sick of it, he wanted Lilith because he desired her, he considered destroying his own children because they would risk his peace. I don't think justice is selfish and i don't think it would fit Inarius character to be the new angel of justice.
Nah. Bet we kill Inarius in D4
Tbh i do think both Inarius and Lilith loved each other. However Lilith kept her emotional distance and when she was exiled she was hurt. In the cutscene when she said "our son?" She was really hurt. She did love inarius maybe not as inarius loved her but love is still love
I’ve just realised Inarius armor looks nothing like the green Inarius Necromancer Set... odd
For me, I think Rathma suffered the most because of his parent's fault.
non of those unimaginatives would have been chaotic now if those who worshipped 'grey' on either of the two sides (in diablo) had left and the main objective of their eternal conflict in the first place.
I do feel for Rathma poor guy was doomed honestly think he deserved better perhaps a ally to the character in Diablo IV
Ah, a great way to start the day with some Diablo lore.
A fool for wanting peace? No. A fool for trusting a fiend, he is.
Wouldn't have Nephalem without Inarius... He didn't do everything wrong, I guess. The Nephalem heroes have killed demons and angels, so if anything he's aided in curving the tides of the eternal conflict via the creation of Nephalem. Only downside is, Nephalem can choose a side :)
I think Lilith is the one who wanted to create the nephalem. Inarius considered destroying them and he restricted their power because he wanted to hide away from the conflict. If Inarius had wanted to end the conflict like Lilith they probably could have with the help of their children.
@supernus8684 That' seems just like another war, a war with demon, angels and Nephalems
Who thought the emporer having a baby with slaneesh would turn into gold euh wait, wrong universe.
The whole thrown from heaven to hell sounds like a cool Lucifer vibe
@@TailsoftheBlade Ohh now that is really interesting. I need to revisit the lore if I'm honest to make some more comparisons haha.
Dear Game LORE Dash, I'm a big fan of the Sin War books, I can't find the books on audio anywhere, will you please narrate them!
This video should be revisited with the latest trailer we got for D4
Wait, i just thought of something. If Tyrael ripped his wings off, he became mortal. Shouldn't Inarius became mortal since Mephisto ripped his wings off. Idk can someone explain that?
The explanation is that there is absolutely no reason why a being of light and sound ripping his wings off would become a physical being or mortal and that the writers for diablo 3 were morons.
I thought inarius was stabbed in the chest by Diablo at the gates of heaven. He was bleeding light from his chest
@@daviedood2503 Thats Imperius.
@@filipmaksimovic6595 yeah I found that out an hour after I posted this. I got them confused. I think imaprius is done for good huh? Haven't read up on inarius other than I think he liked Lilith and had children with her or something. Other than that, I don't really know anything about him 😕
@@daviedood2503 He is not fatally wounded, you will probably see him in Diablo 4
they need a new tyrael i stopped liking him in D3 where as in D2 he was likeable D3 he's just too dumb maybe give more screen time to auriel or just redeem inarius cause there's just no way we side with lillith she's probly just trying to make herself more powerful then the prime evils i would assume that's her endgame similar to diablo in D3
I never thought it was completely just what happened to him. Lets hope he gets parole
I would actually like a diablo game where you can fight on the side of the demons for once.
Would be fun
Hell yeah.
Angels are just annoying as fuck. The play the golf guys but act as restless chicken.
I would love to have the oportunity to kill them.
D3 was essentially that until the end if you think about it. We were doing as Diablo willed the entire time. But I get what you mean, it would b e neat to have a spin-off where we are part of one of the cults or something.
I think in Diablo IV we will battling angel and demon...Inarius and Lilith will be the Final Boss. Either Diablo will possess Inarius like they did to Izual which they corrupted and twisted
He stuck his head in crazy. Never stick you head in crazy even though it’s so good, you’re going to regret it later.
Mephisto imprisoned Inarius because he didn't like the fact that his daughter came home pregnant & Inarius's refusal to marry her.
You gotta agree, as a father, Mephisto was entitled to such measures and justice - after all, daughters are the Light of their fathers, right ?
(though I doubt Mephisto would agree with the "Light" context - since he is a demon HE HE)
:D
Your pfp...
@@mosquitomilk9877 No, your pfp...
This is just another "this stripper is different, she really loves me"
it's so funny seeing lilith depicted as a succubus here. It's like a dad showing you photos of your mom back in the day going "ooo weee she used to be a real looker back in the day. Real hot n spicy"
Inarius is a good guy.
Was
I'm a bit confused about the video, you placed 2 lore together from imperius to inarius. Unless they're the same, isn't imperius the prideful one that attacked first on the war. From reading the wiki their separate entities.
6:30 - diablo 1 music 😏😏
Good stuff.
I feel bad for Inarius. Who hasn't done dumb things, eons in hell? yikes
1:30 .... epic music followed by Diablo IV stamped on the screen with chilling sound effect ... immediately followed by "WHY INARIUS IS AN IDIOT".
lol
I ship Lilith and Inarius and for one would love to have them be together, even if some of their part hate each other, put it something like the angel and demon from preacher =P
14:38 You mean Bolvar Fordragon?
Anyone else thing the eternal conflict is pointless? What do they want to achieve? I mean lets say one side wins, then what? If humanity wasn’t a thing then who they will rule? Let’s say the angels win, I don’t see them ruling over hell if they destroy it, so are they gonna just sit om their butts for eternity? Same thing with hell, lets say they win. They destroy all angels and humanity, what are they gonna do? That is why in the end humanity has the greatest power, free will.
love makes you do stupid things sometimes
Truth
I hope Diablo 4 turns into the finally of there love story and the end to the demon and angel war. I think we should pity him he trued to keep everyone in sanctuary safe from the outside conflict and the from themselves by taking control.
Daddy got done dirty...
I know he's a prideful idiot but I kinda feel bad for him he was deeply in love with lilith but she only saw him as a tool I don't think she even saw him as a equal
You're mean to the angels >:(
I didn't say wrong, but MEAN!
I love Inarius though... unfortunately Inarius loves Lilith
@@DarkLOREDash Lilith to Inarius : *Notices WorldStone* UwU Whats this?
But it a True !!
So he refused help from the necromancers?? Wtffff
Since the guy who gets lilith isnt his son, ill bet he goes to get him since heaven said to piss off lol
Love your work m8!
Thank you, sir
as an angel i think compassion and doubt would be pretty foreign concepts. Given the the cycle of battle death and rebirth there wouldnt be really much exposure to much else aside from the confidence of your decisions to kill or be killed so i guess you couldn't expect to find humility or probably much room for development
Are you going to make lore for the DII expansion? And Diablo 3 videos?
Yes to LoD unsure on 3!
His eye brows removed?
I’m confused if inarius had his wings torn off why does he still have them in the trailer? And how were his eyelids removed if he doesn’t have a face?
I am so sad that no one answered this cause I literally wonder as well
what is with the old way of personal effects of these types?
Inarius is kind of a terribly tragic character when you think about it. At first, I kind of hated him as this arrogant god complex Angel. But after thinking it over a little, the guy kind of got completely screwed for most of his life. Born into an endless war that brings nothing but death and pain with no reward and no end in sight, his commander(Tyrael) basically ignores him, and the ONLY being in the universe he can relate to or who bothers to listen to him happens to be a demonic lesser evil and the daughter of the worst prime.
He tries to do something good, creating a place where refugees from the eternal conflict can escape the endless death and misery of their existence and live in peace, and tries to start a little family with his demon wife. His kids end up being better than them, and his new friends in sanctuary get scared and his wife ends up slaughtering all of them. What is the guy supposed to do? Now heaven and hell want him dead, his wife is a psychopath, his kids could bring about the end of existence, so he has to banish his lover. He tries to set it right by weakening his kids, so they dont pose as much of a threat to the balance, but then he just gets beat up and sent to be tortured in hell for a few thousand years, only to be released in a world where his angry wife is back, and his son thinks he's a tool.
He tries to put things right in the eyes of his brethren and ditch the shit hole his world has become, but they tell him to kick rocks and he gets murdered and likely turned into a demon. The guy has had kind of a rough go from the start, it kind of stands to reason why he was such a dick to everyone.
In the Diablo Universe, good and stupid go hand in hand.. This video aged extremely well.
Its all fantasy but some truth to it is that there are real creatures fighting each other.
These lore guides are great, as is the narration, but the titles are flawed. The titles push viewers to assume a bias in regards to judging the intellect of the characters involved in Diablo series that are actually not describable as "genius" or "idiocy". For example pride, selfishness (Inarius can be described as selfish in some respects) and arrogance are not signs of low cognitive abilities but more so signs of internal moral character flaws.
Definitely not an idiot. He was ambitious, hopeful and believed in the plans made with Lilith.
what? i thought they were really in love. Uhg
Unfortunate, yes
It is questionable if Lilith can truly love. I mean she's literally the daughter of hatred and the queen of the succubus. But it is confirmed that they both desired each other. Innaruis wants to clap cheeks with the queen of the succubus, and Lilith desired innaruis' pride and glory.
04:30 and there i found my next tattoo
oh he ded
Diablo 3 “The world of men”
Diablo 4 “Choose body type”
Insert the 2 astronaut meme: Always was!
Como que a filha do ódio pode se apaixonar?
It would be sick if we got to kill an angel in D4
Considering how dumb his choices were in Diablo IV, you were very accurate in calling him an idiot.
I’m keeping an open mind, but I doubt D4 will end with a cinematic masterpiece that is as impactful on the lore as the final cutscene of D2
As far as I know he wasn't an archangel.
He was
@@keytendegraef982 Diablo's lore mentions five archangels spawned from the Crystal Arch, no more, no less, but five: Imperius, Tyrael, Malthael, Itherael and Auriel. Inarius was never called an archangel in the Sin War trilogy, and he was also Tyrael's subordinate, so it wouldn't make sense for one archangel to serve another. If they die, they reborn as completely new entities. This means no angel can be elected to be an archangel because archangels are always reborn and there are always five of them.
In the article about Diablo IV editions, Inarius is suddenly, without explanation, called an archangel:
"Eons after her exile, her summoning ushers in an age of darkness and hatred. Inarius, former archangel of the High Heavens, has also returned to the world he and Lilith created together. The two will once again cross paths, and what was built is now at risk of destruction."
Source: news.blizzard.com/en-us/diablo4/23880208/meet-your-maker-on-june-6-pre-purchase-diablo-iv
Either another retcon is coming up, or the authors of the article believed in mindlessly repeated fakes that Inarius is an archangel.
@@ZawiszaTheBlack Retcon or not, Inarius is now considered an archangel. He's also not the only archangel outside of the council; search up Yaerius. So I'm guessing they're moving away from archangel as just a classification of angels in the Angiris Council to being a second higher, "purer" type of angel.
@@grayleonhardt8631 No he is not. He was called that ONLY in the marketing materials, and nowhere in the lore, not even in the game itself. Yaerius is possibly a fictitious archangel impersonated by someone else, or an ordinary angel who claimed to be an archangel to bring the Zakarum religion into the Sanctuary.
@@ZawiszaTheBlack Marketing materials are official sources, hence Inarius' status as an archangel is canon from a franchise standpoint. Diablo 4 is yet to be released, and based on how he's regularly being considered as an archangel nowadays, from fans to Blizzard itself, that might be the case in game too.
Also in the original Diablo 1 lore, Inarius was literally stated to be an archangel. Many things have been retconned since then, so Blizzard seems to be going back to their roots.
Got my boi inarius locked up for life for simping on the gram lol
Malthael was probably the only Angle with a brain. Just like in school, the quiet or the goth kids are always the smartest.
Inarius was a simp till he became grown and speared her lol
why not destroy the stone
well now we know his fate... or do we?
🤣🤣 the thumbnail
He might get redemption to me it seems Lilith used him and she has a deeper agenda than just love and peace but I mean giving Demon Royalty the benefit of the doubt has never ended bad👺👍
Inarius - the super simp
Not anymore
I'm getting too many ads on your vids... anybody else with this problem?
I hope that Diablo 4 will have a more morally gray take on the whole good and evil thing and Lilith will end up being the right choice for humanity and Inarius will return and try to enact the thing he thought of long ago of destroying the nephalem. If anything Inarius was always the selfish one in the story, he wanted to escape the war so he could live for himself with Lilith but Lilith wanted to end the war with the help of her children.
When I play diablo Lilith was supposed to be one of the seven and mother of andaria
I don't think the Lilith from the D2 special portal is cannon, especially since none of the Evils have parents
@@Daniel_WR_Hart yes I don’t either, but they specifically said who she is and who andariel is and their relationship, so that relationship was canon, until of course now they reconned it
Meanwhile I'm still waiting for anything Tethamet or Anu in a Diablo game. We always dealing with these mid-tier shit-ass villains, let's get to the fucking big boios finally.
im not sure but if i understand the angle we see in the new diablo 4 cinematic is Inarius ??
It is yes
Disagree big time on it just being about pride. He's an actual dad doing his best to protect his children (humanity). His fault was thinking a demon and offspring from said demon could be anything but evil.
Implied Angelic simping?
Probably being torture for eons, after being betrayed and defeated by his own children was not so good for his mental health. 😅
Lilith doesn't smell like crap?
Leave in peace, yeah right demon and angel not a good outcome
I mean we have a whole fandom thinking Blizzard does good writing so I'm not sure who's the idiot really.
Like Warcraft 3 or Diablo 3 are rivals to the dumbest video game stories ever.
Diablo manipulate Inarius and liltt
The video is amazing! But the auto subs are trash. As English is not my 1st language, I read subs to understand certain things, but I wasn't able in this one.
HE HAS REUTRNED!!!!!
lilith wont be the final boss, if you played the beta you know why
You mean...
Big Bad Wolf Dude ? x)
Nah inarius is a good guy, it's not his fault everyone else is evil.
And this only gets more true in D4 :D
I mean who ain't simpin for demon poonch someone had to be the first
I think you just hate all apsects of lights, aka, angels, my dude xD thats why every video from you ends up as "why is an IDIOT" and your devotion for the aspects of darkness is clear but i would be careful on that one.
INarius
Marius
Am I retarded? I am not a Diablo player, I have seen videos that talk about Diablo 4 saying they came out like 3 years ago like this one, but I'm pretty sure Diablo 4 only came out this month June 2023??? WTf.
It seems that you confusing Inarius for Imperius for a good part of the video. You just made a fuckin infox
Ah ripping off Avarti's content I see.
inarius a simp
old Boomer just want his retirement
Hopeless love. 😢