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The Nazi arc is just such a big plot twist. I'm convinced the writers just had it in for Poland - Kun when the WWII arc began. You're telling me that not only Germany - san, but also USSR - chan developed the sharingan!?
Don't forget the Roanoke subplot in the New World arc, they were setting up a really great mystery but the writers just dropped it for seemingly no reason!
@@normak7041 Or it was always meant to be that way were you never truly know. I mean it is one of the main reasons Jack the Ripper has stayed around for so long.
I was expecting a joke about how the writers wanted another big war arc but couldn't think of a new country to use so they just had Germany become a superpower again and start another war
I think the writers were planning for japan to be the big bad, but europe was the centre of attention In the audience so they dropped the idea. I heard there were also plans to make britain the bad guy, but it was dropped for some reason. Would've loved to see GERMANYxFRANCE vs BRITAIN.
The whole Nazi arc is just weird. How does the villain receive an almost guaranteed win by taking out most of the good guys just to have Americans and the Soviets discover the power of friendship, which got broken up literally as soon as season 1945 ended.
the writers must have tried to take the arc in a more anime-style direction but realized that there still needed to be a villain after germany fell so they just said "uhhhhhh ussr is villain now"
@@conlia Well you could say that Germany was the surprise returning villain because the USSR was been built up as the next big threat after WW1 but then Germany gets a power boost and is suddenly super powerful. But then everyone had to put there differences aside to defeat a eviler villain.
@@conlia In the Cold War arc I get they wanted to add more grey to America despite the USSR being the antagonists, but sometimes they went a bit too far
Our reality had a bank robbing, weed smoking, dropped-out priest who was so LARPy who called himself "Man of Steel" lead the first worker's state in History. THAT'S unrealistic
I also need to say, I hate just how unrealistic and lazy the writing became when they got to the Allied leaders in the WW2 arc. I mean, who was out there demanding a “Winston Churchill redemption” storyline? No politician comes back after something like Gallipoli! And they straight up make him not just a hero but like savior of Britain and western democracy?!? Where did this even come from?! And you can tell they just gave up on developing America. Ah yes, America will of course just re-elect the same man four times, who will also oversee the recovery from the greatest economic collapse ever seen AND the greatest conflict the war has ever known. But they were so fucking lazy they couldn’t even think of a new name, so they just make him this never heard of before “cousin” of Theodore Roosevelt. And of course, because they had to just make him entirely sympathetic, the man is a literal cripple! And even better, somehow no one notices or cares!!! I swear, the level of laziness they had towards the writing for the allies almost ruins the the WW2 arc for me. It’s only because of how compelling it all is in the execution that I can mostly stomach such lazy story contrivances
Top 3 Best Underrated Arcs 3. Munster Rebellion while It may have been a short lesser known series, I think it was fun and the writers, had a good time during the arc. It had all the Chaos during the Reformation Arc but it felt it fit in really well. I remember the hype people talking about "will the end happen" It never did. Matthys Death showed the brutality of the show, He was viscously murdered and the censors were angry but the writers convinced them otherwise. Van Liden and his group was both funny and dark. The end of the Siege and the executions were brutal and the special effects are awesome, the Cages is also a great detail keeping them their to this day. 2. The Taiping Rebellion was a cool Arc that was one of the best, it combined Christian Characteristics, with Chinese Imperialism. Hong was a cool character who led the Largest rebellion in many seasons. It was a cool spin, with good cameos from both The UK and France. It lasted 14 seasons, but I ended kind of anticlimactically the dude just died, and the whole thing collapsed, and just forgotten. 1. Emperor Puyi I think it's one of the best Underrated Arcs. Remember Puyi the Emperor that had a small role at the end of the Victorian Series? Well he wasn't forgotten, he is now given his own territory that could reform the fallen empire, unfortunately for him that wasn't the case. he was shadowed by Hirohito. His end though was kind of happy, he did get a small redemption, glad the writers gave him a happy ending
I'm going to bet that the second American Civil war Arc is going to be the equivalent of avengers infinity War due to all the previous events in America's story leading up to it. This was a storyline long time in making >:)
You should try to collab with Luke or something or infamous swoosh and if you're voicing your character make the audio aggressively compressed like an old video game
I love the concept that all of human history is written by some goofy screen righters with canon and non canon story lines. Can’t wait for the expanded universe.
The player of the Duke of Wellington realised that the Devs wouldn’t nerf Napoleon, so he teamed up with the Prussian faction and defeated him. The Devs were pretty impressed, so they made him the Prime Minister of the Great Britain faction.
It’s also not very realistic that Japan randomly decided a war with the entire allies was somehow feasible , despite their war in China. In Germany just randomly declared war on the USA when they didn’t even have too, it’s almost too convenient of a plot to get the USA involved...
One of my least favorite plotholes is the bronze age series ending or lack of. It's an early series, but one of my favorites. So when suddenly most of it just comes to an end without any reason what so ever, it kinda pissed me off! Like what the hell happened to these civilizations, sure some of them like Egypt, and to an extent Greece came back or was reintroduced one way or another, but it ticks me off that they never explained WHY they suddenly died off so hard.
we don't know much of the earlier seasons, most of them simply just aired once and what remains is scripts or poor video. That's the problem, I think one of the scripts said it was a new location and the "sea people" was the code name.
@@grandinquisitor8335 yea that's one of the common theories I heard. One other theory I heard was large scale disasters affecting a great portion of the cities. Fires, earthquakes, you name it, but sea people seems to be the most popular theory.
@@grandinquisitor8335 I mentioned before that the bronze age is one of my favorites, however I'm also a big fan of the Late persian era, especially when khosrau the 1st was the main character. Some people think he's a bit too over powered and a bit of a Gary Stu but I tend to disagree with that statement, seeing how he did indirectly lead to the fall of persia with screwing over the turks and even clamping down on religion. Very major flaws that had great ramafications later on in his life. What's your favorite arc?
@@somerandomguy2263 The Taiping Rebellion was a cool Arc that was one of the best, it combined Christian Characteristics, with Chinese Imperialism. Hong was a cool character who led the Largest rebellion in many seasons. It was a cool spin, with good cameos from both The UK and France. It lasted 14 seasons, but I ended kind of anticlimactically the dude just died, and the whole thing collapsed, and just forgotten.
Yeah. I mean, that whole scandal about the lead writer wanting to keep him around while the rest of the team wanted to kill him was bad. The team won, but it was too late and the writer had already made dozen of details to indicate he was alive. It all got confusing, but they came up with the Cold War Arc and nobody cared.
Just like with Game of Thrones, the writers of this season of Earth have just been trying to rush this season to the end by throwing more and more ridiculous things into the story and ignoring previous plot points in the process. Like the murder hornets. What happened to them? What was their backstory? Did they fall into a bad crowd of angry bees and just start murdering people or what?!
well it's a show that's been ongoing for ages now literal generations have watched this of course questionable things will happen as seasons continue to go as the writers start getting more careless
Great job with this review Real life is one of my favorite shows but i think the new 2020 season is a bit over the top please make a review of this season
I don’t understand why the writers made a side character from the previous seasons the new president like I don’t understand You could’ve put a guy who has been prominent in previous seasons geez
Actually, the blimp one is not really a plot hole. They couldn't simply switch from hydrogen to helium because one nation had a monopoly on helium: the US. So, it seems only natural that if they couldn't get their hands on helium, it would be best to just drop the whole idea lest their entire Air Force get taken out with a single match.
also, in the second great war arc, the sweeden was exporting iron through norway then down to germany why could'nt sweeden have exported it down their own country, or just into the gulf of borthonia this is just lazy writting to have germany invade norway
Yeah, it's pretty predictable. They tried to make a plot twist on that trope with Genghis Khan but you could tell that it was the B staff writing. Like, "oh how are we gonna kill off this guy off now? Oh I know, he just dies suddenly from some B.S. like old age and then his Empire just falls apart all at once." Like, give me a break.
Calling a zeppelin a blimp is like calling a glider a plane. Most people dont know the difference, but if you do the mox up just annoys the hell out of you.
Here is a historical plot twist how the heck did the USA since the 19th century all the way till either 1945 or 2019 keep trying to buy Greenland from Denmark when Denmark clearly will never be interested in selling Greenland to the USA?😂🤣🤔🧐🤨😅
Wanna talk about Ancient Rome arc? A village of tribals, that turn into a superpower just because they came in contact with a more advanced civilization which even turn them into their client, become free in a too simple way, their overlords take back the city and despite this the Romans remains enough independent to set up their own path.
WW1 is lazy writing out the whazoo. Oh yeah the bad guys have a horn on their head just so you know they're bad, and the writers clearly realised they'd way OP'd the Entente so they just made Russia the big clumsy one that can die off, but then they go and replace it with the de-US exmachina once the evil unicorns have balanced the scales a bit. And the sequels good, but I mean, overcompensating a bit, y'know? Oooh what if the bad guys came back BUT WERE EVEN EVIL-ER and actually got the territories they were after in the original? But with the power of a Relatable yet fantastical middle aged, overweight drinking man who just won't back down, an unlikely and maybe even questionable team-up with some red shirts in the east, and the return of the God character, the world is saved again and the bad guy is so humiliated he ragequits life, and the God character can just drop these bombs that K.O the second villain - oh yeah, the power of the sun defeating the rising sun, real poetic. Guess we'll see what the writing team does with the next installment.
agree with alot! like napoleon wasnt god until russia...he lost a few battles...like the egypt campaign...and spanish campaign...and he did sadly die of stomach cancer when he was exiled again to a island in the south atlantic....also i do agree that blimps still could be good...like sure planes are cool..but whats the use in that if some cant even got over the english channel...but blimps can! and i do LOVE some of the blimps in mostly nazi victory scenarios...there like large battleships! flying above a city showing that if you rebel..its gonna bomb you to smithereens! also used as propaganda tools! but my FAVORITE blimp is...the Kirov from red alert! it can sow destruction everywhere and anywhere and is hard to take down! its EPIC! also china launched a blimp high into the air near space! and i heard of ideas for space blimps! so who knows! we might get blimps as the main warship in space! like in Iron sky!
Don't forget the ancient Egypt prequel. One day there are some dipshit farmers around and then suddenly they made all of these great triangles? Did writers seriously didn't notice what a massive waste of money, time and resources would it be for them to actually pull something like that off? The Egyptian prequel was the dumbest, cheapest cash grab I have ever seen in my life
Portugal discovered america before columbus and kept it hidden that's why we refused his service. We knew america was there and that you couldn't get to india through there. That's also why portugal discovered (or rediscovered depending on if you believe the greeks) the maritime route to india
There are so, so many plot-holes still left! THE WRITERS COMPLETELY FORGOT ABOUT THE SEA PEOPLE! THE BRONZE AGE, THE FIRST, REVOLUTIONARY SEASON STILL HASN'T BEEN CONCLUDED! #bringbacktheseapeople
On the blimp thing I think it’s because hydrogen is unlimited or is in a lot more high abundance to the very limited and expensive helium which also does not do Hydrogens job as well so they weren’t cost effective, limited space in the blimp cabin it really wasn’t as luxurious as it looked and also many blimps were shot down during ww1 (although it is correct they could not be if they flew high enough) which also put public opinion against the blimp. I say all this but I do agree blimps would be kinda cool to see around today ( sorry for being such a fact checker )
What about Stalin's death? He was a huge villain in the 1917th to 1953rd seasons, but then he just...dropped dead? I mean, the writers gave hints that the fan-favourite side character Tito may have assasinated him, but they never confirmed or denied it, and then Stalin's sidekick just goes off to do his own thing while the USSR, which was supposed to be the next big villain to finally complete the World Wars trilogy, just...un-villainises? Well, the spy arcs, the Vietnam arc and the 1962 special were pretty good, but I think it was a bit dissapointing.
I believe hearing a leak about a new world war ark for season 2022. I guess it would make sense with the India, China thing going on in the background. To be honest though it will be hard for China to replace German.
And in 2022 we have a Putin Arc that could turn into a WW3 arc but lucky the writers knew how the last couple of times of giving the villain op power and buff Ukraine by sanctioning Russia but we don’t know what will happen next
Do you really want to watch an episode with a ton of plot holes? Watch the Chinese Warlord Era season, it's full of wacky subplots and the end of the series makes no sense
2020? Did they really reboot the season system after the previous 3000 seasons?! Who cares about Jesus Christ, we want the old system back! #NoMore3000BC #BringTheOldSystemBack
It's not a plot hole, but I think the Beer Hall Putsch was a poor writing choice in Hitler's prequel series. You expect me to believe that he made this coup to try and overthrow the government, failed miserably but eventually took over anyway? What was even the point of this? It just makes his eventual takeover unrealistic. The Stalin prequel did the "villain gradually cultivates power" arc much better
What grinds my gears? The fact that people think 2020 is the darkest season in the show. Like does no one even remember the Holocaust plot point during the WWII Arc? Seriously though, people really need to chill the fuck out. It does nothing for your mental health to take an, admittedly crappy situation, and perceive it as even worse than it is.
almost entirely accurate except for the part about him „desiring“ nuclear war: he didnt: „mind you, we do not seek the nuclear war, we only deem it inevitable.
Pinky swear next video won't take as long.
Please don't lie father, I've been starving for content
like crusader trilogy crusader 1: the great original crusades 2 : the sequel where they lose crusades 3 : the pretty good third one
Wasn’t the Hindenburg a zeppelin not a blimp
Good
Father I know it's late but it was obviously foreshadowed in the previous seasons that Napoleon's legacy was just so cool to the French soldiers
Nazis : why didn't you gave us intel about attack.
Boi: my dog died so I was busy in funeral.
Nazis: Understandable, have a nice day.
Nazis: Understandable, heres pension money for the dogs family.
The Nazi arc is just such a big plot twist. I'm convinced the writers just had it in for Poland - Kun when the WWII arc began. You're telling me that not only Germany - san, but also USSR - chan developed the sharingan!?
glad someone else noticed
Thanks
Ayy!!
He is alive
Good concept, treating history like a TV show. Reminds me of TierZoo. Would love to see more in the same vein.
Thanks
Tier Zoo explains the playable quaracters, he explains the lore
German intelligence as comic relief. Now it makes sense.
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*_JAJAJAJAJA!!!!_*
Jawohl
Don't forget the Roanoke subplot in the New World arc, they were setting up a really great mystery but the writers just dropped it for seemingly no reason!
Shit sucks
If we wanna talk about poorly handled mystery plots, what’s the deal with Jack the ripper? Did the writers just decide to not write an ending?
@@normak7041 Or it was always meant to be that way were you never truly know. I mean it is one of the main reasons Jack the Ripper has stayed around for so long.
I was expecting a joke about how the writers wanted another big war arc but couldn't think of a new country to use so they just had Germany become a superpower again and start another war
I think the writers were planning for japan to be the big bad, but europe was the centre of attention In the audience so they dropped the idea. I heard there were also plans to make britain the bad guy, but it was dropped for some reason. Would've loved to see GERMANYxFRANCE vs BRITAIN.
The whole Nazi arc is just weird. How does the villain receive an almost guaranteed win by taking out most of the good guys just to have Americans and the Soviets discover the power of friendship, which got broken up literally as soon as season 1945 ended.
the writers must have tried to take the arc in a more anime-style direction but realized that there still needed to be a villain after germany fell so they just said "uhhhhhh ussr is villain now"
@@conlia Well you could say that Germany was the surprise returning villain because the USSR was been built up as the next big threat after WW1 but then Germany gets a power boost and is suddenly super powerful. But then everyone had to put there differences aside to defeat a eviler villain.
@@conlia In the Cold War arc I get they wanted to add more grey to America despite the USSR being the antagonists, but sometimes they went a bit too far
Don't forget me, I died at 39 years of age.
Oof
@Ignacy Krawczyk half French half Polish
I died in my 40s. That is another plothole.
Napoleon was using cheats
Hacker
/gamemode1
If what Napoleon was using is cheats, then the two world wars are 2b2t.
He opened the world to a Lan and allowed cheats, but only he knew
Same with Alexander the Great and Gengis Khan
This is how people who complain about hoi4 alt hist mods being unrealistic sound
Our reality had a bank robbing, weed smoking, dropped-out priest who was so LARPy who called himself "Man of Steel" lead the first worker's state in History.
THAT'S unrealistic
fiction make sense because it follow possibility, reality don't
I also need to say, I hate just how unrealistic and lazy the writing became when they got to the Allied leaders in the WW2 arc. I mean, who was out there demanding a “Winston Churchill redemption” storyline? No politician comes back after something like Gallipoli! And they straight up make him not just a hero but like savior of Britain and western democracy?!? Where did this even come from?!
And you can tell they just gave up on developing America. Ah yes, America will of course just re-elect the same man four times, who will also oversee the recovery from the greatest economic collapse ever seen AND the greatest conflict the war has ever known. But they were so fucking lazy they couldn’t even think of a new name, so they just make him this never heard of before “cousin” of Theodore Roosevelt. And of course, because they had to just make him entirely sympathetic, the man is a literal cripple! And even better, somehow no one notices or cares!!!
I swear, the level of laziness they had towards the writing for the allies almost ruins the the WW2 arc for me. It’s only because of how compelling it all is in the execution that I can mostly stomach such lazy story contrivances
"It's like the Knights of Ren....only worse."
Impossible.
*_IT'S OVER ANAKIN!! I HAVE THE HIGH PLOT TWIST!!_*
Highly impossible 😅😂
I want more explanations of history stuff like this
You bet
Ooooh, do one for the early seasons next!!
Top 3 Best Underrated Arcs
3. Munster Rebellion while It may have been a short lesser known series, I think it was fun and the writers, had a good time during the arc. It had all the Chaos during the Reformation Arc but it felt it fit in really well. I remember the hype people talking about "will the end happen" It never did. Matthys Death showed the brutality of the show, He was viscously murdered and the censors were angry but the writers convinced them otherwise. Van Liden and his group was both funny and dark. The end of the Siege and the executions were brutal and the special effects are awesome, the Cages is also a great detail keeping them their to this day.
2. The Taiping Rebellion was a cool Arc that was one of the best, it combined Christian Characteristics, with Chinese Imperialism. Hong was a cool character who led the Largest rebellion in many seasons. It was a cool spin, with good cameos from both The UK and France. It lasted 14 seasons, but I ended kind of anticlimactically the dude just died, and the whole thing collapsed, and just forgotten.
1. Emperor Puyi I think it's one of the best Underrated Arcs. Remember Puyi the Emperor that had a small role at the end of the Victorian Series? Well he wasn't forgotten, he is now given his own territory that could reform the fallen empire, unfortunately for him that wasn't the case. he was shadowed by Hirohito. His end though was kind of happy, he did get a small redemption, glad the writers gave him a happy ending
Damn bro, you could have put a spoiler tag.
I'm going to bet that the second American Civil war Arc is going to be the equivalent of avengers infinity War due to all the previous events in America's story leading up to it.
This was a storyline long time in making >:)
Indeed
@@LoganProductionsI hope so
The current election arc is gearing up for hell
You should try to collab with Luke or something or infamous swoosh and if you're voicing your character make the audio aggressively compressed like an old video game
I’ll think about it!
I love the concept that all of human history is written by some goofy screen righters with canon and non canon story lines. Can’t wait for the expanded universe.
The player of the Duke of Wellington realised that the Devs wouldn’t nerf Napoleon, so he teamed up with the Prussian faction and defeated him. The Devs were pretty impressed, so they made him the Prime Minister of the Great Britain faction.
I accidentally gave a thumbs down but i changed it to up and wrote a commment. So now we cool?
Bless
It’s also not very realistic that Japan randomly decided a war with the entire allies was somehow feasible , despite their war in China. In Germany just randomly declared war on the USA when they didn’t even have too, it’s almost too convenient of a plot to get the USA involved...
You didn’t even mention how the head German spy in England got a iron cross for all his accomplishments of lying to his bosses
Lol Napoleon is an op character. When I read about him I always wonder how the fuck he did all this stuff.
One of my least favorite plotholes is the bronze age series ending or lack of. It's an early series, but one of my favorites. So when suddenly most of it just comes to an end without any reason what so ever, it kinda pissed me off! Like what the hell happened to these civilizations, sure some of them like Egypt, and to an extent Greece came back or was reintroduced one way or another, but it ticks me off that they never explained WHY they suddenly died off so hard.
we don't know much of the earlier seasons, most of them simply just aired once and what remains is scripts or poor video. That's the problem, I think one of the scripts said it was a new location and the "sea people" was the code name.
@@grandinquisitor8335 yea that's one of the common theories I heard. One other theory I heard was large scale disasters affecting a great portion of the cities. Fires, earthquakes, you name it, but sea people seems to be the most popular theory.
@@somerandomguy2263 What's your favorite underrated Arc?
@@grandinquisitor8335 I mentioned before that the bronze age is one of my favorites, however I'm also a big fan of the Late persian era, especially when khosrau the 1st was the main character. Some people think he's a bit too over powered and a bit of a Gary Stu but I tend to disagree with that statement, seeing how he did indirectly lead to the fall of persia with screwing over the turks and even clamping down on religion. Very major flaws that had great ramafications later on in his life. What's your favorite arc?
@@somerandomguy2263 The Taiping Rebellion was a cool Arc that was one of the best, it combined Christian Characteristics, with Chinese Imperialism. Hong was a cool character who led the Largest rebellion in many seasons. It was a cool spin, with good cameos from both The UK and France. It lasted 14 seasons, but I ended kind of anticlimactically the dude just died, and the whole thing collapsed, and just forgotten.
There's one plot hole you missed. It's about Hitler
6 ooo ooo? No way.
Yeah. I mean, that whole scandal about the lead writer wanting to keep him around while the rest of the team wanted to kill him was bad. The team won, but it was too late and the writer had already made dozen of details to indicate he was alive. It all got confusing, but they came up with the Cold War Arc and nobody cared.
@@javieraravena5345 The Argentina sub-plot was interesting.
The british didnt kill napoleon, because it was simply frowned upon to kill royalty, even self proclaimed and fallen emperors.
My theory before watching the video:was Charlemagne german or french ,where did Hitlers body go (my plothole list)
Just like with Game of Thrones, the writers of this season of Earth have just been trying to rush this season to the end by throwing more and more ridiculous things into the story and ignoring previous plot points in the process. Like the murder hornets. What happened to them? What was their backstory? Did they fall into a bad crowd of angry bees and just start murdering people or what?!
Indeed
Meanwhile we don't even talk about the prologue, known as BC
Or rather the bronze age ark
The 2020 season is the writers trying out grimdark.
Describing earth as a game/show is always great
Is this a crossover with TierZoo?
Bring back the blimp!! I want to live in a steam punk world.
well it's a show that's been ongoing for ages now literal generations have watched this of course questionable things will happen as seasons continue to go as the writers start getting more careless
POV:
You're playing the game of life but you can't afford the battlepass
Great job with this review Real life is one of my favorite shows but i think the new 2020 season is a bit over the top please make a review of this season
I don’t understand why the writers made a side character from the previous seasons the new president like I don’t understand You could’ve put a guy who has been prominent in previous seasons geez
Have you heard that they plan to start the 2nd civil war arc?
Sadly I heard rumors it may have been scraped or delayed
hopefully it was cuz it sounds like its gonna suck
Writers decided to write-off the arc because Season 2020/5020 (#BringBackTheOldSystem) was too controversial
Historycal plotholes: wooden doors on gas chambers
Actually, the blimp one is not really a plot hole. They couldn't simply switch from hydrogen to helium because one nation had a monopoly on helium: the US. So, it seems only natural that if they couldn't get their hands on helium, it would be best to just drop the whole idea lest their entire Air Force get taken out with a single match.
This should really be your new format, the making history a show is really great.
also, in the second great war arc, the sweeden was exporting iron through norway then down to germany
why could'nt sweeden have exported it down their own country, or just into the gulf of borthonia
this is just lazy writting to have germany invade norway
The devs when their characters become too OP: send them to Russia
Yeah, it's pretty predictable. They tried to make a plot twist on that trope with Genghis Khan but you could tell that it was the B staff writing. Like, "oh how are we gonna kill off this guy off now? Oh I know, he just dies suddenly from some B.S. like old age and then his Empire just falls apart all at once." Like, give me a break.
smh they did this shit to 3 characters already
@@dennisshaykevich3451 But Mongol arc came first, the rest is subversion. How is everyone missing that subversion became the norm?
@@dennisshaykevich3451it made sense though and after it collapsed they made arcs about the shattered pieces! It was so cool!
You know what when you reference life has a TV show history doesn't make alot of sense
I gotta say, season 1 is still my favorite season
Yeah
I love how the main character was one of the writes son!!! It was so cool
yeah, that agricultural revolution was sick, hope season 12024 is good
I love how you're talking about history as if every event was written by film writers 😂
The Napoleon story arc was only popular in France, that is why they decided to end that arc
Calling a zeppelin a blimp is like calling a glider a plane. Most people dont know the difference, but if you do the mox up just annoys the hell out of you.
So is this guy the history version of tier zoo?
South Park: Earth.......Great Show!
Proof that we are living in a simulation
Biggest plot hole: Bronze Age Collapse
Can you talk bout' how Constantinople just FELL in 2 years?
Mary Sues of history when
Rome was a Mary sue empire
Indeed
Alexander the Great was a Mary sue
@@vinnynash8517 I think you mean Alexander the plot armour
Well I mean, many things kinda makes sense if you look at the events of past years and history. But yeah still wack.
Here is a historical plot twist how the heck did the USA since the 19th century all the way till either 1945 or 2019 keep trying to buy Greenland from Denmark when Denmark clearly will never be interested in selling Greenland to the USA?😂🤣🤔🧐🤨😅
Wanna talk about Ancient Rome arc? A village of tribals, that turn into a superpower just because they came in contact with a more advanced civilization which even turn them into their client, become free in a too simple way, their overlords take back the city and despite this the Romans remains enough independent to set up their own path.
idk but it was cool
Wait? What plot holes are happening this year?
All of them
@@LoganProductions, Huh. I think the writers made a typo and wrote 2020 instead of 2020’s. That would explain the amount of them.
2:28 that was actually a foreshadowing for the Cold War Arc where they were Hydrogen Bombs
WW1 is lazy writing out the whazoo.
Oh yeah the bad guys have a horn on their head just so you know they're bad, and the writers clearly realised they'd way OP'd the Entente so they just made Russia the big clumsy one that can die off, but then they go and replace it with the de-US exmachina once the evil unicorns have balanced the scales a bit.
And the sequels good, but I mean, overcompensating a bit, y'know?
Oooh what if the bad guys came back BUT WERE EVEN EVIL-ER and actually got the territories they were after in the original?
But with the power of a Relatable yet fantastical middle aged, overweight drinking man who just won't back down, an unlikely and maybe even questionable team-up with some red shirts in the east, and the return of the God character, the world is saved again and the bad guy is so humiliated he ragequits life, and the God character can just drop these bombs that K.O the second villain - oh yeah, the power of the sun defeating the rising sun, real poetic.
Guess we'll see what the writing team does with the next installment.
agree with alot! like napoleon wasnt god until russia...he lost a few battles...like the egypt campaign...and spanish campaign...and he did sadly die of stomach cancer when he was exiled again to a island in the south atlantic....also i do agree that blimps still could be good...like sure planes are cool..but whats the use in that if some cant even got over the english channel...but blimps can! and i do LOVE some of the blimps in mostly nazi victory scenarios...there like large battleships! flying above a city showing that if you rebel..its gonna bomb you to smithereens! also used as propaganda tools! but my FAVORITE blimp is...the Kirov from red alert! it can sow destruction everywhere and anywhere and is hard to take down! its EPIC! also china launched a blimp high into the air near space! and i heard of ideas for space blimps! so who knows! we might get blimps as the main warship in space! like in Iron sky!
Don't forget the ancient Egypt prequel. One day there are some dipshit farmers around and then suddenly they made all of these great triangles? Did writers seriously didn't notice what a massive waste of money, time and resources would it be for them to actually pull something like that off? The Egyptian prequel was the dumbest, cheapest cash grab I have ever seen in my life
Portugal discovered america before columbus and kept it hidden that's why we refused his service. We knew america was there and that you couldn't get to india through there. That's also why portugal discovered (or rediscovered depending on if you believe the greeks) the maritime route to india
There are so, so many plot-holes still left! THE WRITERS COMPLETELY FORGOT ABOUT THE SEA PEOPLE! THE BRONZE AGE, THE FIRST, REVOLUTIONARY SEASON STILL HASN'T BEEN CONCLUDED! #bringbacktheseapeople
On the blimp thing I think it’s because hydrogen is unlimited or is in a lot more high abundance to the very limited and expensive helium which also does not do Hydrogens job as well so they weren’t cost effective, limited space in the blimp cabin it really wasn’t as luxurious as it looked and also many blimps were shot down during ww1 (although it is correct they could not be if they flew high enough) which also put public opinion against the blimp. I say all this but I do agree blimps would be kinda cool to see around today ( sorry for being such a fact checker )
What about Stalin's death? He was a huge villain in the 1917th to 1953rd seasons, but then he just...dropped dead? I mean, the writers gave hints that the fan-favourite side character Tito may have assasinated him, but they never confirmed or denied it, and then Stalin's sidekick just goes off to do his own thing while the USSR, which was supposed to be the next big villain to finally complete the World Wars trilogy, just...un-villainises? Well, the spy arcs, the Vietnam arc and the 1962 special were pretty good, but I think it was a bit dissapointing.
Yeah, now we'll never know who would have won, either way Europe loses regardless
I heard that because of his progressing paranoia he got rid of his doctors in fear they'll try to kill him
Other than that, I like the 1969 season
It was great from the Apollo episode to Woodstock fan convention
3:52 Mega Lithuania 🇱🇹
I mean yes, Napoleon’s return feels just like some shitty sequel.
Good content, hope your Chanel keeps growing
Im a blimp man myself
I love how God and Jesus are the producer's
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I believe hearing a leak about a new world war ark for season 2022. I guess it would make sense with the India, China thing going on in the background. To be honest though it will be hard for China to replace German.
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And in 2022 we have a Putin Arc that could turn into a WW3 arc but lucky the writers knew how the last couple of times of giving the villain op power and buff Ukraine by sanctioning Russia but we don’t know what will happen next
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I love how this is described like a TV show
I'm still angry about the nerf that Alexander the Great got, like he was about to start another awesome season and died by a random illness??? Really?
So sad
they're not blimps, they're zeppelins. big difference
blimps have soft bodies
zeppelins have rigid bodies
Do you really want to watch an episode with a ton of plot holes? Watch the Chinese Warlord Era season, it's full of wacky subplots and the end of the series makes no sense
Yeah like some how the commies forgot about Taiwan
Film Critics after watching a documentary
Reality is unrealistic
I love this show. The world building is incredible!
Like weed getting unbanned on a Republican government
And not everyone getting pissed at China for the Kung-Flu
2020? Did they really reboot the season system after the previous 3000 seasons?! Who cares about Jesus Christ, we want the old system back! #NoMore3000BC #BringTheOldSystemBack
It's not a plot hole, but I think the Beer Hall Putsch was a poor writing choice in Hitler's prequel series. You expect me to believe that he made this coup to try and overthrow the government, failed miserably but eventually took over anyway? What was even the point of this? It just makes his eventual takeover unrealistic. The Stalin prequel did the "villain gradually cultivates power" arc much better
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uses sprites with more than 3 colors
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What grinds my gears?
The fact that people think 2020 is the darkest season in the show. Like does no one even remember the Holocaust plot point during the WWII Arc?
Seriously though, people really need to chill the fuck out. It does nothing for your mental health to take an, admittedly crappy situation, and perceive it as even worse than it is.
almost entirely accurate except for the part about him „desiring“ nuclear war: he didnt: „mind you, we do not seek the nuclear war, we only deem it inevitable.
1990s straight-to-VHS sequels*
None of those examples you used were from the '80s.
Petition for someone to make a TV show like this
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As soon as I saw the title I remembered Ilyx's take on this concept, also a good watch for canonical lore
Thé only difference between fiction and reality is that fiction has to make sense
You should talk about Harry Turtledoves Southern Victory.
Reality is often disapointing
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When the video idea is stolen by someone else! 😳
Oh yeah. That is like the knights of ren!
Napoleon just had plot armor dude
Alexander is best Jojo!!
Can u like let me call u daddy
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