Neroon is one of the few characters who radically changed in Babylon 5 and I like him the entire time. His sense of honor lead him from delenn number one opposition to a reliable supporter.
This was an interesting part of B-5. Not only did characters change and develop as time passed, but entire cultures did as well. The Minbari evolved the way they saw themselves and how they related to the rest of the universe. The other main races did as well, some for good, some for bad.
Naroo had been wrong about a lot of things and he was now acknowledging those mistakes. That was why Daleen would come to trust him in resolving the civil war on their home.
It's worth noting how much of Marcus's blood is on that staff. Makes you wonder how much was spread all over that room they fought in ... and how little was left in his body.
Valen had two titles, Entil'Zha and Anla'shok Na. Only Valen/Sinclair, Delenn, and Sheriden ever used the title Entil'Zha. Those three form the beginning, middle, and end of "The One". Other leaders of the rangers used Anla'shok Na (literally Ranger One). Zathras explains the entire "the One who was", "the One who is", and "the One who will be" thing during War Without End
You're right. but the specific saying of "Among the rangers" has more spiritual significance as someone of worthy of dedicating your life to rather than just the rank. Ivanova took over as Anla'shok Na but did not inherrit Entil'Zha because she did not have the spiritual leadership nor the inherent destiny and faith placed in her. I doubt she would have wanted it. Looking at it as Zathras said those three are the one of the next great story but that doesn't make the term exclusive to them
Actually she did, because she grew under Sheridan and had the same motivation to fight the 2 wars, shadow and civil, if Sheridan had died before becoming the One who will be, Ivanova would have taken his place , which is why the Shadows had to use Anna to turn John rather than outright kill him, they had nothing to hold over Susan’s head
@Brianboro67 I think that's true. En-til-za is subjective and very personal, that's why they say among the rangers. to the Rangers she is En-til-za, to the rest of the religious cast, Valen would be En-til-za. for all true Britons, the monarch stands as a focus of intention and the essence of what you believe in. The One worth living for and the One worth dying for. I think to Sheridan she was his En-til-za by this point and he wasn't even a ranger.
Why is there no clip of "there are beings in the universe billions of years older than either of our races. Once they walked among the stars like giants....?"
There was that in Season 1 where Dalen is talking with Kosh and Sheridan I think, they start out talking about the Shadows that came before all the others and walked among the stars like gods creating empires. Later in the series it is said that the Shadows and Vorlons are the same age, a bit confusing.
I don't understand the kind of fandom that considers an episode with such a significant turning point for some of the leading characters, as well as a recurring one, to be bottom tier worst of the worst. Big whoop if the actual Grey 17 plot was underwhelming. An actually bad S3 episode in my opinion is the one with the horrific parasites that latch onto people's backs 'because they lack purpose'. And I'm pretty sure it has almost no bearing on the main plot to boot. But that never gets brought up in such discussions. Even the plot with Lt Corwin not being a good candidate for the conspiracy is a moot point because literally two episodes later he sticks with Sheridan's decision anyway. So that was a whole lot of nothing.
Skull. Delen is the only Membari that doesn't have it because she underwent a transformation. Sorry man, 6 years no one answering your question triggered my autism.
I still don't get why B5 is the ugly duckling and most of the time forgotten when people talk about "space TV shows". It is, at least just as good as Star Trek and Battlestar Galatica, and I've loved it since I watched the first episode all those years ago
I tried to watch it when it was broadcast. It was like they deliberately tried to make you miss it on TV. I ended up stopping and going back later to see it in reruns.
Many of those in positions of influence felt it was common knowledge that only _Star Trek_ could succeed as a space show or sci-fi show. But they didn't know that before _Star Trek: The Next Generation_ succeeded for so many seasons (1987-1994). It's too bad that they had to copy _Babylon 5 (1993-98)_ simultaneously and try to divide sci-fi fandom with _Deep Space Nine (1993-99)._ Even _Quantum Leap (1989-93)_ didn't last very long, though I had trouble finding new episodes when it came out. A few years ago they tried to divide the sci-fi fandom by putting 3 shows on at Sunday 9 PM and each said to watch theirs live. We had _The Walking Dead, Westworld,_ and I think _Timeless._
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Neroon is one of the few characters who radically changed in Babylon 5 and I like him the entire time. His sense of honor lead him from delenn number one opposition to a reliable supporter.
Best redemption
thanks for bursting my eardrums at that last second.
WHAT ..... DID YOU SAY SOMETHING .... I CAN'T HEAR YOU ....... AAARRRGGGHHH
It wasn't even loud in the slightest! Maybe next time you would think to not have your headset/speakers up so loud in the first place.
@@Digikidthevoiceofreason It was louder than the volume of the voices.
"They would not die for me, but they would die for you. En-til-zar." The moment Neroon realises why Delenn is the right choice and he isn't.
Entilzha
Poor Marcus...really taught Naroon a lesson...the hard way.
and quite uncomfortably.
"The next time you want a revelation, could you possibly find a way that isn't quite so uncomfortable?"
@@Reoh0z You should see it when he hits your pressure points. You don't last long after THAT.
Neroon's martyrdom was successful in the wheel of fire. Still remember.
Neroon sheds his pride here, and I imagine dropping his choice-weapon has special significance amongst the warrior caste.
I really appreciate you not clipping out that beep at the end. I'm sure my hearing shall return some day
This was an interesting part of B-5. Not only did characters change and develop as time passed, but entire cultures did as well. The Minbari evolved the way they saw themselves and how they related to the rest of the universe. The other main races did as well, some for good, some for bad.
Naroo had been wrong about a lot of things and he was now acknowledging those mistakes. That was why Daleen would come to trust him in resolving the civil war on their home.
It's worth noting how much of Marcus's blood is on that staff. Makes you wonder how much was spread all over that room they fought in ... and how little was left in his body.
He survived, but i bet he felt it in the morning
@@crazylarryjr
"Quit uncomfortable"
@@thisisme2476 I think you meant "Quite uncomfortable"
@@crazylarryjr
Minbari laughter ensuing.....
Yeah, fat fingers on a small phone screen...
@@thisisme2476, I figured, why I do not text, only type. Even then still fat finger things
Valen had two titles, Entil'Zha and Anla'shok Na. Only Valen/Sinclair, Delenn, and Sheriden ever used the title Entil'Zha. Those three form the beginning, middle, and end of "The One". Other leaders of the rangers used Anla'shok Na (literally Ranger One).
Zathras explains the entire "the One who was", "the One who is", and "the One who will be" thing during War Without End
I was watching an episode yesterday and I am certain that Marcus spoke twice of Entil'Zha.
I think this is the best way to become the leader of any group. Your enemy coming up to you and knowing that they would never die for him.
Neuron at this moment understands that Delenn is truly the one
Next time you want a revelation, could you find a way that isn't quite so...uncomfortable?
I think there's a previous scene where he suspects and accuses her of seeking power over all of Minbar.
neroon turns out to be a cool guy tbh ^.^
Neuron at this moment understands that Delenn is truly the BEEP!!!!
Neroon
What? WHAT? I can't hear you!
Nice keep posting clips please!
You know that she passed beyond The Rim.
Unfortunately for all of us.
You're right. but the specific saying of "Among the rangers" has more spiritual significance as someone of worthy of dedicating your life to rather than just the rank. Ivanova took over as Anla'shok Na but did not inherrit Entil'Zha because she did not have the spiritual leadership nor the inherent destiny and faith placed in her. I doubt she would have wanted it. Looking at it as Zathras said those three are the one of the next great story but that doesn't make the term exclusive to them
Actually she did, because she grew under Sheridan and had the same motivation to fight the 2 wars, shadow and civil, if Sheridan had died before becoming the One who will be, Ivanova would have taken his place , which is why the Shadows had to use Anna to turn John rather than outright kill him, they had nothing to hold over Susan’s head
When did Susan Inanova become Anla’shok Na?
@@lour7299 Somewhere around 2281.
@@Cyclonus5 in which episode?
@@lour7299 Sleeping in Light
Never sell a Minbari, faulty piping.
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Easy there, girl. Dude's old enough to be your father.
She was always the one...Valen is the one that was, Delenn is the one that is, and Sheridan is the one that will be....
@Brianboro67
I think that's true. En-til-za is subjective and very personal, that's why they say among the rangers. to the Rangers she is En-til-za, to the rest of the religious cast, Valen would be En-til-za. for all true Britons, the monarch stands as a focus of intention and the essence of what you believe in. The One worth living for and the One worth dying for. I think to Sheridan she was his En-til-za by this point and he wasn't even a ranger.
Fcking Marcus. "...less painful?"
Lol.
@ccolimon
It's part of the Minbari skull.
but will become a good guy soon :)
If I'm not mistaken, he has thrown down a Minbari Festivus pole; Aluminum. High strength to weight ratio!
minbari Fighting pike...
At the beginning of this clip... Is that when they just shot The Predator?
Yes
Is that Freddy Krueger?
Yes, that was Robert Englund with Jerry Doyle
Wasn't that episode "Grey 13 is missing"? Where Garibaldi almost died killing and unknown alien in the station?
@@donaldpaluga "Consider the hand."
I think he was also in _The Adventures of Ford Fairlane,_ "Hello, hello."
Un-til-Zha'hadum
Why is there no clip of "there are beings in the universe billions of years older than either of our races. Once they walked among the stars like giants....?"
It was one of G'kar's speeches from S1. Try googling G'kar scenes.
ruclips.net/video/ZLZW8Deq8vE/видео.html
You're welcome.
There was that in Season 1 where Dalen is talking with Kosh and Sheridan I think, they start out talking about the Shadows that came before all the others and walked among the stars like gods creating empires. Later in the series it is said that the Shadows and Vorlons are the same age, a bit confusing.
@@55Quirll Can't be season 1. Bruce Boxleitner didn't join until season 2.
@@hankrearden20 You're correct, Season 2 Episode 15👍
Neroon is so hot..
I liked the fact he eventually sacrificed himself to save delenn and declare himself religius caste
I don't understand the kind of fandom that considers an episode with such a significant turning point for some of the leading characters, as well as a recurring one, to be bottom tier worst of the worst. Big whoop if the actual Grey 17 plot was underwhelming.
An actually bad S3 episode in my opinion is the one with the horrific parasites that latch onto people's backs 'because they lack purpose'. And I'm pretty sure it has almost no bearing on the main plot to boot. But that never gets brought up in such discussions. Even the plot with Lt Corwin not being a good candidate for the conspiracy is a moot point because literally two episodes later he sticks with Sheridan's decision anyway. So that was a whole lot of nothing.
Interesting scene, but the guy with the stick got it wrong. I never want them to die for you, but to live to fight for you.
Ranger Ericson would like a word with you.
@@roguishpaladin Get him on the line.
@@CRAZYUNCLE117 He's busy selling meth.
are those bony things part of their skulls or a head dress ???
Skull. Delen is the only Membari that doesn't have it because she underwent a transformation. Sorry man, 6 years no one answering your question triggered my autism.
she still has the bone, it's just covered with most of the hair.
Not quite. She only has as much bone as you see. It's shrunk. There's a gap between it and her skin that her hair fits through.
External bone
@@kerberos623 after changing via the Triluminary she noticed that her bone ridge had shrunk. next to Lennier she looks like she has a child's head
I still don't get why B5 is the ugly duckling and most of the time forgotten when people talk about "space TV shows". It is, at least just as good as Star Trek and Battlestar Galatica, and I've loved it since I watched the first episode all those years ago
I tried to watch it when it was broadcast. It was like they deliberately tried to make you miss it on TV.
I ended up stopping and going back later to see it in reruns.
Many of those in positions of influence felt it was common knowledge that only _Star Trek_ could succeed as a space show or sci-fi show. But they didn't know that before _Star Trek: The Next Generation_ succeeded for so many seasons (1987-1994). It's too bad that they had to copy _Babylon 5 (1993-98)_ simultaneously and try to divide sci-fi fandom with _Deep Space Nine (1993-99)._
Even _Quantum Leap (1989-93)_ didn't last very long, though I had trouble finding new episodes when it came out. A few years ago they tried to divide the sci-fi fandom by putting 3 shows on at Sunday 9 PM and each said to watch theirs live. We had _The Walking Dead, Westworld,_ and I think _Timeless._
Jealous much?
Not the one.
Ah, Zah'thrass, your wisdom knows no bounds.
Or is this, 'Zathrass, the janitor, again?
Neroon was a drama queen
BLIP
I hate that guy
Not captioned. Useless. Blocking channel!