Have you guys seen Astartes? It was a fan-made project about Warhammer 40K and was completely awesome. They brought in the guy that made that (by himself) and joined the team here that made the 40k episode. His style shows through.
@kevincamp2913 emphasis on "typically". GW love to leave things like this deliberately vague and give themselves loads of loopholes to cover writing errors and inconsistencies 😂
The 40k episode was centered around the concept of fear and we experience that through the eyes of Metaurus, a Bladeguard Sergeant of the Ultramarines. When selecting for new recruits, he came upon a unique child, a child filled with pain and rage, a child without fear (Titus). While he loved Titus as a mentor might, he came to be afraid over Titus' potential should he fall to the corruption of Chaos. What would he become? What could that child he trained be capable of? Eventually, we see the Sorcerer appear and effortlessly dispatch each marine by entering their minds and embodying their fear, literally using their fears and doubts to kill them. The first marine fears that he could falter from some internal weakness, so his armor rips him out of itself and crushes him. Metaurus fears that Titus' nature will lead him to betraying him and his brothers, so the Sorcerer manifests as a corrupted Titus and stabs him. Then, the Sorcerer enters the mind of Titus but he appears in his form because there is no fear to inhabit and Titus breaks his staff which shatters it in the real world and stops the time freeze spell. The end is Titus refusing to allow his mentor and brother to die and dragging him out of the cave before the orbital bombardment hits to destroy the Chaos relic. Metaurus, likely dying from his wounds, remarks to Titus that they fulfilled their duty in completing the mission and that it is time for Titus to leave him to which Titus responds "not yet, old man." Metaurus then looks on in pride at Titus, the child without fear, and sees his true potential: a loyal soldier whose lack of fear provides a resolve against corruption and a steadfast loyalty to his brothers in the face of overwhelming odds.
warhammer started as D&D but with figures and army strategy, then other versions came out and this is one of the most popular that combines the space novel with the game itself.
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I love you guys. I been trying to watch Secret level reactions but non of my favourite reactors have watched it yet, until now. A whole hour of content is crazy
That D&D group trying to fend off Tiamat...the evil dragon goddess...good luck chief. I mean, unless you grab Bahamut. Otherwise I wish y'all the best o7
It sound like a spirit version of her that just born from the gold dragon, hence why the cult was after it to deliver it to tiamat I imagine the real size of her wouldn't fit in that dungeon
Warhammer 40k is a sprawling series nearly as old as Star Wars that all originated from a tabletop game much like a sort of futuristic RISK. Over the decades, it has evolved vastly, but always retained it's ancient, yet futuristic depiction of the far future. There's hundreds of books to be read (anything by Aaron Dembski-Bowden takes top-tier over all) and dozens of amazing cinematics to watch, and hundreds more lore videos if you find yourself hooked, but otherwise unwilling to dive into the books or other shows on Warhammer+. I just got into it a few months back, I'd recommend listening to a few general Lore/Timeline videos, then just choose where you wanna start off. Once you get the basics, you can't really go wrong, and will only learn more the more you end up reading. Entire factions and subfactions can revealed at a whim, but so long as you understand the basics of the universe, you won't really get lost :)
Really enjoyed a lot of these. I want a full series with most of these now, and looking forward to Henry Cavil's live action Warhammer. Also Xan: "I am the Alpha and the Omega. Witness my perfection."
For Warhammer 40k, I would recommend your next step should be the recent Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II, for which the 40k short here is a direct tie-in. It's very big on vibes, rather than on giving you lots of exposition, so it's easy to pick up the feel of 40k, and I'd recommend that kind of attitude when exploring 40k - there's a lot of lore, which can feel like a chore to engage with unless you're already invested.
So before the flood of 40k fans overwhelms you with comments, let me say you guys pretty much got the vibe of Warhammer 40k (Not Warhammer Fantasy). Its a terrible universe that no sane person wants to live in. The 40k franchise has been around for 30+ years, and mostly been developed through books. As of right now, there are roughly over 400 published books as part of the 40k universe. It is very overwhelming to get into, so don't feel like you need to rush into things. Based on your channel content I doubt doing a full lore dive series would be part of your plans, and you can probably just wait for Cavill's show. If you do want to get into the 40k lore, there are 2 suggestions you will hear from the majority of fans. Bricky and his 40k faction videos: Not 100% accurate, but very digestible and easy to watch as a newcomer. You get the entry-level knowledge without getting bogged down. Luetin09 and his massive collection of 40k lore videos: This is basically the University professor of 40k lore youtubers, and a well-respected veteran of the 40k community. His videos are a little dry and long, but very informative. Either way, the Space Marine episode was very cool and us Warhammer 40k fans are very excited to see new people enjoying our favorite grimdark universe.
If you watched the game awards 2024 show, the Pac-man episode is basically an ad for a new pac-man game exactly like that called Shadow Labyrinth. They're gonna release that game for real
For someone not versed in the lore I think she was very observant on Warhammer. There are many space marine chapters. Ultramarines, the blue guys, are kinda space romans. Warhammer is also a mix between ancient earthly religion/demonology lore mixed with future tech. Imagine a world where space travel has opened up the gates to hell.
1. Warhammer 40k 2. Armored Core 3. D&D if I had to pick. They were all pretty good though. Yeah, Pac-Man was an unexpected take. The Warhammer one though resonates very loud with me at the moment though because I've been messing around with it's vast and extensive lore. It's got a bit of everything. Orks, Elves, Demons, Aliens, Tech, Essentially Living metal Zombies, Space travel. Some of the races have crazy long life spans. So far everything I've seen is just nuts.
"They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give of themselves to me. Like clay shall I mould them, and in the furnace of war shall they be forged. They shall be of iron will and steely sinew. In great armour will they be clad, and with the mightiest weapons shall they be armed. They will be untouched by plague or disease, no sickness shall blight them. They shall have tactics, strategies and machines such that no foe can best them in battle. They are my bulwark against the Terror. They are my Defenders of Humanity. They are my Space Marines and they shall know no fear." -The Emperor of Mankind
This is my list as per rankings: SIFU WARHAMMER UNREAL TOURNAMENT D&D NEW WORLD PAC-MAN ARMORED CORE CROSSFIRE IMO....the last 2 were very generic and had no point to it. Haven't played those games of course, yet they felt incomplete and like were going nowhere with their respective plots. But, so far this series has been really good!
Speaking of PAC-MAN 😎 If you liked that episode, you need to check out the trailer for "Shadow Labyrinth" which is basically the inspiration for the Pacman episode for Secret Level. Looks like its going to have some interesting story/lore. Lesson of the story. "There's strength in repetition..."
Nice reaction, love the commentary. I would say for a few of them, Warhammer if you want a good intro the youtuber Bricky has some good introductions to the world and Astartes is another good short if you want more of the Warhammer episode. I think my least favorite was Crossfire felt kinda generic compared to the other crazy worlds. My personal favorite was Xan from unreal tournament. Lots of nostalgia from the old games, Xan was like the big bad boss in the games for a relatively simple game of fast paced arena shooters so its cool they fleshed outside lore from the game into a great narrative piece. Glad you guys enjoyed it and look forward to you watching more!
This is my list: SIFU WARHAMMER UNREAL TOURNAMENT D&D NEW WORLD PAC-MAN ARMORED CORE CROSSFIRE IMO....the last 2 were very generic like you said and had no point to it. Haven't played those games ofcourse, yet they felt incomplete and like were going nowhere with their respective plots. But, so far this series has been really good!
Nice you have never heard of Unreal Tournament. It was one of the first Multiplayer Experiences (via Modem) 25 years back. Its iconic up to this day, soundtrack, and even the weapons, as you have seen. The bots there were played by the ai (who was really bad, bad actually good for the day=
You should do a reaction video of what is warhammer 40k and every faction in warhammer 40k by bricky. Brutal universe but so cool... The Emperor Protects
You guys for having 0 knowledge of armored core pretty much nailed it with your analysis and i highly highly recommend armored core, armored core 6 is a great place to start and is in the same timeline as this episode
It's been confirmed that Cavil is going to produce a Series for Amazon set in the 40,000 universe. if you want to know more about the universe & lore I highly recommend Bricky Every 40k faction explained Parts 1&2, it's a very good intro to the universe. May the Emperor protect.
Considering how little background knowledge you have about warhammer, you guys picked up on a lot of the context really well. The whole setting is essentially a new dark age that happens after humans have gained the technology to become a galaxy spanning empire. Thats why there is a real medieval feel to it. And for your reference, those enemies were all humans. The ones in the pit have been mutated by the psychic powers given to them by the chaos god they worship. But they were all once humans. Daemons of the chaos gods do exist in this universe though and are far scarier.
I'm looking forward for part 2 that was coming out today ,but I don't think there wil be a GOW episode ,eventhough the teaser showed a shot of kratos ,considering same amazon prime are already started to make a live-action adaption with santa monica.
This Show makes me wish for morewarhammer. show us more of the factions. show chaos win. also sht now I kinda want an animation about Dark Souls or Sekiro in that Quality
Madison, Christian. If you appreciated the Warhammer 40K episode I suggest you think about viewing the 13 minute "Astartes Project by Syama Pedersen - Original Version - Full Edit " ruclips.net/video/O7hgjuFfn3A/видео.html
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Have you guys seen Astartes? It was a fan-made project about Warhammer 40K and was completely awesome. They brought in the guy that made that (by himself) and joined the team here that made the 40k episode. His style shows through.
Yes Astartes is the best, but there are alot of very talented people making Warhammer stuff.
As an Adeptus Sororitas player, I cant recommend the Pariah Nexas videos enough
@ I hear an angel.
Love seeing people experiencing Warhammer 40k for the first time. Loved it. :)
The studs nailed into the Space Marines head in Warhammer are for centuries of service. Four studs is for 400 years of service.
It depends on the chapter and material used. In this case, though, it represents 200 years. We know this because of space marine 2.
It depends on the material/color. Silver typically represents 50 years of service and gold is 100 years.
@@CodeValor good to know
@kevincamp2913 emphasis on "typically". GW love to leave things like this deliberately vague and give themselves loads of loopholes to cover writing errors and inconsistencies 😂
@pub1 its an immense amount of lore to keep organized. But also it helps each Chapter and faction has their own lore as well.
Warhammer 40k is absolutely glorious. I truly love and adore it.
FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!!
“FoR tHe EmPeRoR” - Emperors Childern.
For Slaanesh!!
The 40k episode was centered around the concept of fear and we experience that through the eyes of Metaurus, a Bladeguard Sergeant of the Ultramarines. When selecting for new recruits, he came upon a unique child, a child filled with pain and rage, a child without fear (Titus). While he loved Titus as a mentor might, he came to be afraid over Titus' potential should he fall to the corruption of Chaos. What would he become? What could that child he trained be capable of? Eventually, we see the Sorcerer appear and effortlessly dispatch each marine by entering their minds and embodying their fear, literally using their fears and doubts to kill them. The first marine fears that he could falter from some internal weakness, so his armor rips him out of itself and crushes him. Metaurus fears that Titus' nature will lead him to betraying him and his brothers, so the Sorcerer manifests as a corrupted Titus and stabs him. Then, the Sorcerer enters the mind of Titus but he appears in his form because there is no fear to inhabit and Titus breaks his staff which shatters it in the real world and stops the time freeze spell. The end is Titus refusing to allow his mentor and brother to die and dragging him out of the cave before the orbital bombardment hits to destroy the Chaos relic. Metaurus, likely dying from his wounds, remarks to Titus that they fulfilled their duty in completing the mission and that it is time for Titus to leave him to which Titus responds "not yet, old man." Metaurus then looks on in pride at Titus, the child without fear, and sees his true potential: a loyal soldier whose lack of fear provides a resolve against corruption and a steadfast loyalty to his brothers in the face of overwhelming odds.
warhammer started as D&D but with figures and army strategy, then other versions came out and this is one of the most popular that combines the space novel with the game itself.
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16:07 "It sounds like a guy doing an Arnold impression" 😅 About that...
was it Arnold?
@@fabi3790 Yup.
“Not a world that I’d want to live in.” Yeah that’s an understatement regarding a Warhammer40k.
I love you guys. I been trying to watch Secret level reactions but non of my favourite reactors have watched it yet, until now. A whole hour of content is crazy
That D&D group trying to fend off Tiamat...the evil dragon goddess...good luck chief. I mean, unless you grab Bahamut. Otherwise I wish y'all the best o7
It sound like a spirit version of her that just born from the gold dragon, hence why the cult was after it to deliver it to tiamat
I imagine the real size of her wouldn't fit in that dungeon
My best friend is a mech fan. I had a blast introducing him to this series w/ Keanu's Armored Core episode
Warhammer 40k is a sprawling series nearly as old as Star Wars that all originated from a tabletop game much like a sort of futuristic RISK.
Over the decades, it has evolved vastly, but always retained it's ancient, yet futuristic depiction of the far future. There's hundreds of books to be read (anything by Aaron Dembski-Bowden takes top-tier over all) and dozens of amazing cinematics to watch, and hundreds more lore videos if you find yourself hooked, but otherwise unwilling to dive into the books or other shows on Warhammer+.
I just got into it a few months back, I'd recommend listening to a few general Lore/Timeline videos, then just choose where you wanna start off. Once you get the basics, you can't really go wrong, and will only learn more the more you end up reading. Entire factions and subfactions can revealed at a whim, but so long as you understand the basics of the universe, you won't really get lost :)
This made my birthday so much better! Thank you so much!❤ I love your reactions
Really enjoyed a lot of these. I want a full series with most of these now, and looking forward to Henry Cavil's live action Warhammer.
Also Xan: "I am the Alpha and the Omega. Witness my perfection."
For Warhammer 40k, I would recommend your next step should be the recent Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II, for which the 40k short here is a direct tie-in. It's very big on vibes, rather than on giving you lots of exposition, so it's easy to pick up the feel of 40k, and I'd recommend that kind of attitude when exploring 40k - there's a lot of lore, which can feel like a chore to engage with unless you're already invested.
40k one was the best one. just awesome.
So before the flood of 40k fans overwhelms you with comments, let me say you guys pretty much got the vibe of Warhammer 40k (Not Warhammer Fantasy). Its a terrible universe that no sane person wants to live in. The 40k franchise has been around for 30+ years, and mostly been developed through books. As of right now, there are roughly over 400 published books as part of the 40k universe. It is very overwhelming to get into, so don't feel like you need to rush into things. Based on your channel content I doubt doing a full lore dive series would be part of your plans, and you can probably just wait for Cavill's show.
If you do want to get into the 40k lore, there are 2 suggestions you will hear from the majority of fans.
Bricky and his 40k faction videos: Not 100% accurate, but very digestible and easy to watch as a newcomer. You get the entry-level knowledge without getting bogged down.
Luetin09 and his massive collection of 40k lore videos: This is basically the University professor of 40k lore youtubers, and a well-respected veteran of the 40k community. His videos are a little dry and long, but very informative.
Either way, the Space Marine episode was very cool and us Warhammer 40k fans are very excited to see new people enjoying our favorite grimdark universe.
44:05 , "I'm never going to play Pac-man the same again..."
And that show isn't even to the disturbing truth yet.
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"You must be hungry."
Second half of the series comes out tomorrow, very excited :D
Sweet.
Didn't even know there would be another half coming out soon!
nice
If you watched the game awards 2024 show, the Pac-man episode is basically an ad for a new pac-man game exactly like that called Shadow Labyrinth. They're gonna release that game for real
For someone not versed in the lore I think she was very observant on Warhammer. There are many space marine chapters. Ultramarines, the blue guys, are kinda space romans. Warhammer is also a mix between ancient earthly religion/demonology lore mixed with future tech. Imagine a world where space travel has opened up the gates to hell.
Imperial fists more Romans vibe ultra marine gave me Greece and Alexander vibe
@@rezanaseri7494 ultramarines are a blend between greece and rome.
@@rezanaseri7494 Aren't Imperial Fist more based on Prussia?
@@Razgriz_01 imperial fists defensive tactics and defensive lines during the Horus events are exactly like the Roman legions.
@@Razgriz_01 I talked about founding legion.new chapters are more like Templar knight from Religious wars between Muslims and Christians in Crusades
1. Warhammer 40k 2. Armored Core 3. D&D if I had to pick.
They were all pretty good though. Yeah, Pac-Man was an unexpected take. The Warhammer one though resonates very loud with me at the moment though because I've been messing around with it's vast and extensive lore. It's got a bit of everything. Orks, Elves, Demons, Aliens, Tech, Essentially Living metal Zombies, Space travel. Some of the races have crazy long life spans. So far everything I've seen is just nuts.
As a major D&D nerd I was so stoked for the D&D one
Tiamat looks so cool.
"They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give of themselves to me. Like clay shall I mould them, and in the furnace of war shall they be forged. They shall be of iron will and steely sinew. In great armour will they be clad, and with the mightiest weapons shall they be armed. They will be untouched by plague or disease, no sickness shall blight them. They shall have tactics, strategies and machines such that no foe can best them in battle. They are my bulwark against the Terror. They are my Defenders of Humanity. They are my Space Marines and they shall know no fear."
-The Emperor of Mankind
This is my list as per rankings:
SIFU
WARHAMMER
UNREAL TOURNAMENT
D&D
NEW WORLD
PAC-MAN
ARMORED CORE
CROSSFIRE
IMO....the last 2 were very generic and had no point to it. Haven't played those games of course, yet they felt incomplete and like were going nowhere with their respective plots. But, so far this series has been really good!
Speaking of PAC-MAN 😎 If you liked that episode, you need to check out the trailer for "Shadow Labyrinth" which is basically the inspiration for the Pacman episode for Secret Level. Looks like its going to have some interesting story/lore.
Lesson of the story. "There's strength in repetition..."
I loved these episodes. So good! I can't wait for the next 7 to drop tomorrow. Thanks for the reactions! 💙
Keanu looks dope in the last episode. It's like johnny silverhand with female V from cyberpunk 2077 ,but the other way around of who's in who.
Nice reaction, love the commentary. I would say for a few of them, Warhammer if you want a good intro the youtuber Bricky has some good introductions to the world and Astartes is another good short if you want more of the Warhammer episode. I think my least favorite was Crossfire felt kinda generic compared to the other crazy worlds. My personal favorite was Xan from unreal tournament. Lots of nostalgia from the old games, Xan was like the big bad boss in the games for a relatively simple game of fast paced arena shooters so its cool they fleshed outside lore from the game into a great narrative piece. Glad you guys enjoyed it and look forward to you watching more!
This is my list:
SIFU
WARHAMMER
UNREAL TOURNAMENT
D&D
NEW WORLD
PAC-MAN
ARMORED CORE
CROSSFIRE
IMO....the last 2 were very generic like you said and had no point to it. Haven't played those games ofcourse, yet they felt incomplete and like were going nowhere with their respective plots. But, so far this series has been really good!
Nice you have never heard of Unreal Tournament. It was one of the first Multiplayer Experiences (via Modem) 25 years back. Its iconic up to this day, soundtrack, and even the weapons, as you have seen. The bots there were played by the ai (who was really bad, bad actually good for the day=
If you wanna know what stuff was in the 40k episode, Arbitor Ian just posted a nice lore breakdown.
God bless tim miller and his company blur studios for this fantastic compilation and love death and robots
Courage and honour.
You should do a reaction video of what is warhammer 40k and every faction in warhammer 40k by bricky. Brutal universe but so cool...
The Emperor Protects
Renaunce the Corpse-Emperor. Join the true gods
40:20 and he he could, dude did it twice maybe more XD
You guys for having 0 knowledge of armored core pretty much nailed it with your analysis and i highly highly recommend armored core, armored core 6 is a great place to start and is in the same timeline as this episode
man that reminds me that I yet again need to restart AC 6
EP5 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
FOR THE EMPEROR!!!
Definitely should do warhammer reactions
It's been confirmed that Cavil is going to produce a Series for Amazon set in the 40,000 universe.
if you want to know more about the universe & lore I highly recommend Bricky Every 40k faction explained Parts 1&2, it's a very good intro to the universe.
May the Emperor protect.
FUCK YEAH
I'd love to see you two react to Warhammer 40k lore.
Considering how little background knowledge you have about warhammer, you guys picked up on a lot of the context really well. The whole setting is essentially a new dark age that happens after humans have gained the technology to become a galaxy spanning empire. Thats why there is a real medieval feel to it.
And for your reference, those enemies were all humans. The ones in the pit have been mutated by the psychic powers given to them by the chaos god they worship. But they were all once humans. Daemons of the chaos gods do exist in this universe though and are far scarier.
I'm looking forward for part 2 that was coming out today ,but I don't think there wil be a GOW episode ,eventhough the teaser showed a shot of kratos ,considering same amazon prime are already started to make a live-action adaption with santa monica.
This Show makes me wish for morewarhammer. show us more of the factions. show chaos win.
also sht now I kinda want an animation about Dark Souls or Sekiro in that Quality
Just giving My Vote for Ya'll to Watch Astartes... I can already see alotta of my fellow warhammer fans out here spreading the good word.
Pac-(Wo)man is the bad guy
1:00:32 more like a covenant elite sword
If you want dive into warhammer i recommend "warhammer 40k all factions by bricky" and "TIMELINE of the 40K UNIVERSE by Trazyn the Infinite"
You should def take a little dive into warhammer if youre interested its really awesome.
EAT BLADE DEMON!!!
Hey if you want to play a dnd video game, there's this great video game called Baldur's Gate 3, i dont know if you have played it
Madison, Christian. If you appreciated the Warhammer 40K episode I suggest you think about viewing the 13 minute "Astartes Project by Syama Pedersen - Original Version - Full Edit " ruclips.net/video/O7hgjuFfn3A/видео.html
I literally started and finished this last night, HOW did you know ??
Second half of the series comes out tomorrow :D