@@jslrnzrbntn Your completely wrong lol. It’s still considered canon. And I don’t think the book was bad. It’s not the greatest book in the world but it’s a very fun read. They never took it out of canon so stop spreading false information please
Strife works better as he has been: the one working in the background, who takes all orders with a grain of salt. He's competent, but he's also aware that EVERYONE is fallible.
I personally interpret Strife's near shooting of Death's head in the novel as him lashing out at his older brother for running away from his emotions for 500 years, leaving Strife when he CLEARLY NEEDED SOMEBODY WHO WOULD'VE UNDERSTOOD, TO TALK TO ABOUT ALL THE CRAP THEY WENT THROUGH. But since Death ran off seemingly without telling ANYONE where he was going or why, that likely left some resentment there. Not to mention if Strife had been given leadership, who's to say that didn't just ADD ONTO his already existing stress and emotional strain? Strife AGAIN could've and WOULD'VE asked for help from Death if he KNEW WHERE HE WAS OR HOW TO CONTACT HIM. But again, neither was seemingly possible. Leading to Strife's outburst. Strife isn't pissed that Death is trying to lead like everything's normal. He's angry that Death isn't ACKNOWLEDGING JACK SHIT about anything he was up to or how his siblings were feeling. Which given that Death refused to leave the matter open to ANY discussion, yeah. Could definitely have came off as Death just not caring about his siblings' feelings in this moment. Which may have hit Strife EXTREMELY hard given how important feelings seem to be for him. He probably wanted acknowledgement from Death regarding what had happened during the 500 years he was missing. Acknowledgement of their family and how affected everyone, Death included, was by all that went down. Finally, he wanted acknowledgement from Death directly was to why he was ACTING LIKE EVERYTHING WAS STILL NORMAL. Strife could possibly have been hurt by Death's utter refusal to acknowledge anything about the pain any of them have or did have. Strife may have also still been reeling from everything during Genesis ON TOP of Eden. Strife and Death likely could understand each other the best, and likely do despite their differences. It would certainly explain why Strife is 'sulking' in the novel afterward. Just not for the reason we think. He's not upset because Death 'shamed' him. He's upset because his eldest brother, who again, likely understood him better than most, MISSED THE MEMO BADLY. He wasn't able to get proper closure on everything with Death like he did War. Hell this may have been the moment that Strife and Death began having problems getting along. If not even more than before. Death wanted to bury the past and forget it, but was also living in a MASSIVE ASS REMINDER FOR A HOME. Whilst Strife clearly knew a healthier option through his time with War in Genesis. Only to be heartbroken by his elder brother seemingly NOT GIVING A SHIT ABOUT ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE PAST, FEELINGS INCLUDED. Death didn't exactly indicate any pain or reveal it as Strife about shot his head off. So it could've come off as Death not caring, which would certainly have stung. Forgive me ONCE AGAIN for the massive info dump and if my cohesion isn't great.
I love when fans of Darksiders show clear love for the Horsemen like this. Even though, Strife is probably the most enigmatic in terms of plot connection, he is easily the one that's worked in the background the most. And on Death, I would like to add more to your assessment of him because it makes a lot of sense in terms of his character at the time. Death definitely is empathetic and compassionate, which like you said, would make him understanding his Strife more likely as they're older than Fury and War. Yet it's because of Death's insistence to mask his emotions behind this cold facade to prop up his image of executioner and reaper is what drags him and his other siblings apart. Yes, he cares for them, as the whole point of Darksiders 2 is exactly that but at the time of the novel, he really wanted to deal with the Abomination Vault on his own for fear of having the knowledge of the existence of the Vault could bring to his siblings. Case in point, War died in the novel due to his involvement in the vault. Of course, he came back to life thanks to Death but it shows that Death made a lot of mistakes in the novel. But in Darksiders 2, his character growth showed him tossing aside the stoic and cold demeanor as time goes on, and embrace his empathy as we see him do with the Guardian and Karne. There is a video called Darksiders The Beauty of Death and it's a really good analysis of Death's character and growth. And to end this ramble, Strife's my favorite haha
I like to think that after being tricked into activating the Animus, Strife felt responsible for the corruption of humanity. He secretly spent centuries helping them in small ways and grew to appreciate and understand them. He is trigger happy, he just doesn't want to kill innocent people again and thus he developed compassion for humans. Come in the apocalypse, Strife abandoned the Council to make his own plans with the Makers to protect humanity, becoming Jones to hide from the Council as he followed his own agenda. After Fury becomes humanity's protector, Strife somehow (let's say an Oracle or something that let him see the future) knew that War and Death would need help in their future journeys, so he decided to leave his pistols behind with specific instructions for them to be given to War and Death and worked behind curtains to ensure that Fury, Death and War played their parts in saving humanity. When the seveth seal was broken, Stife was summoned and as planned, Death and War will return his guns and Strife will lay down the plan he has been hatching all these years.
I think Strife knew they were being played, and asked the Makers to care for his guns, with the instruction that if they encountered Death (needing to know redemption for his deeds in Eden) or War (who grants mercy only to those who uphold the balance or have honor), to give them to his brothers, who will use them well. Afterward, he probably gave his life (with twin blades and Anarchy form) defiantly facing the Destroyer's army.
Maybe the guns broke and he ask for them to be fix and he (or his siblings) will pick them up later. But, the maker forget to fix them until Death / War appear before them.
If you play one of the DLCs in Darksiders 2, there is a person called “Hunter”. This Hunter looks almost (if not exactly) like Jones from Darksiders 3. I figured that what happened was that after holding off the Destroyers armies, Strife kept a Human appearance to stay on the down low. Trying to hide upon seeing Death, Strife realized he probably wasn’t going to survive for much longer alone and asked for his brother to give him a mercy killing while still acting like strangers.
Strife is surely my favorite Horsemen, I love his "Deadpool/Cayde 6" type of humour, he is so endearing ! The screenshot of the cinematic where he has a small golden horse in his hand is actually my wallpaper xD
17:19 I always thought that’s how the Makers got hold of Strife’s guns. In both previous games you acquire Strife’s guns from a Maker. Presumably Strife left it for his brothers to help them along their upcoming missions, just like how he secretly aided Fury in hers.
Note 1) I'd like to see a game like Genesis featuring Death & Fury, since their relationship is the only one that hasn't been explored yet, besides that Fury wants to take leadership from Death. In DS3 Fury states, they shared a room once, which could be the same mission that they were onto at the time of Genesis. Note 2) I noticed all Horsemen while showing different dynamics towards each other, they deeply care for one another: - Death takes great measures to protect his siblings; -Strife tries to open his siblings eyes for the agendas around them and tries to keep them from becoming tools; - Fury disciplines everyone who disrespects or dishonours her siblings; - War always gives his best to support his siblings in any affair. They truly see aech other as family despite hardly expressing it to each other, making them a bunch of pretty normalsiblings with very hard shells.
Did anybody else notice that when Strife revealed himself and Darksiders 3 it seems like he placed himself there knowing Fury would be there and that he had an inside onto what was going on with the council which means his gun showing up in the other two games was probably a choice decision knowing that war and death would need to borrow them which means a Darksiders 4 game could potentially show the moments that he sets up the events which leads to the end of the first Darksiders game which means we could potentially see a game where Strife was working against the council to break the Horseman seal
I don’t know if it’s just me but out of all the four horsemen, Strife seems the most human. He’s almost always questioning his missions, he struggles with anger and impatience as we do, and he seems to care for his brethren. Don’t get me wrong they all say they care for one another but Strife always seems to want to help his siblings. For example: Darksiders 3 He completely rearranged Fury’s mind to show her the truth. And well gives his guns to his two brothers War & Death. Idk, maybe it’s just me.
Strife is seriously the coolest horseman! I hope they make Darksiders 4 with him as the main playable character, I mean genesis is cool and all but I want like a game with strife like Darksiders 2 style.
@@chrisg5219 that's weird because Darksiders II and III aren't all that different, or the first for that matter. But yeah, a Darksiders IV explaining what Strife has been up to, and then a Darksiders V with all of them together against everyone else. Or maybe just a Darksiders IV, since they're the Four Horsemen, that starts with Strife's part and ends with all of them being playable and interchangeable after the seventh seal is broken, i.e., a direct continuation of Darksiders I.
@@RicardoPetinga good idea as strife does just not exist in most other games stories because yeah and then in darksiders 5 you can choose which horseman to play as with their own move sets from their games
Strife was helping humanity saving as many as he could working in tandem with the makers he was likely killed by Abbadon at Haven having stalled him long enough for Uthane and the others to escape.
I think Strife gave his guns to the makers either because they made him better ones and he lent them Mercy and Redemption as payment/so they could they be left for War and Death when they got more involved. With Redemption being taken back to the Maker's realm with the other Makers and Mercy being left with Ulthane. Or Strife had to leave his guns behind because he was captured, I mean the Destroyer was bearing down on them. Heck he could've died and brought back like War was when the final seal was broken.
Guys that armor doesn't cover his whole body that horse is gray lol. I don't know why it's not white, maybe because Death's pale horse is white I don't know.
Video suggestion, Do a lore video on the surviving humans. Specifically the one in Darksiders 2 "The Demon Lord Belial DLC | Human Contact!". There was a fan theory that Vigil games Remnant from the ashes was Darksiders told from the POV of humans
Bravo, chaps. Well done. Re Samael turning down Lucifer's plan. I always got the impression that he (Samael) possesses some form of omniscience (if "some" is the right word). In DS and DS2, he always seems to be a step ahead of everyone, knowing what was happening even though he was on the "sideline". Would be nice for him to get a proper story.
As far as the guns in my opinion, War should have gotten Redemption since (fittingly) that was the point of his story. And Death should have gotten Mercy because... well "Death is a mercy".
Fantastic video! Darksiders is such a good series and having you guys read the lore(becasue i cant find any of the books) is honestly a blessing! Keep it up!
There's actually only 1 book. The Abomination Vault (I think I read it off of Amazon's digital books?) But anywhere you can get digital books you can get it, and the two comics, Darksiders the Graphic Adventure (largely retconned but still fun) and Death's Door, the one staring Death can also be found in such places.
What if the council is a member of the races concerned in the balance, like a demon being Vulgrim, a human (assuming at one time he was human) the soul king , possibly some unknown angel. Or possibly a Maker could be one, but I think it possible the council have other forms.
I personaly think Strife gave his pistols to the makers with the intention of them sooner or later ending up in his brothers hands. Maybe giving them officially to them for "Finetuning and Repairs" and then just "Not having time to pick them up". And vow him, they give his guns to his brothers, each one on a terrible quest in which they can use any help they can get. Totally not planed MR Chared Council Sir!
My thoughts are that after the end of Darksiders 3 that Strife fought with the Makers to defend Fury and the last of living humanity. However, I suspect he might’ve been defeated and his lost both his signature guns. Maybe he tried to 1v1 The Destroyer/Abbadon, but failed. I don’t think he was slain (though he could’ve been and later resurrected) but lost both his weapons. Where is he now? No idea. I have no evidence for this but I think he may ended up in the Abyss after his defeat. It’s one of the few major places in Creation that has been heavily mentioned that has not been explored. Afterall, it’s where the Chosen and a chunk of the Destroyer’s forces come from.
It's an interesting theory. I think strife would've been used in a special way by the charred council. He would be used to destabilized the different powers, not just to give enough time for humanity to grow but to make the council stronger. Because of that he would be the mist distrustful of the council. At the same time, in secret, he would help humanity grow faster, in case one of the other powers would try anything. He would especially do that as he would consider humanity as the new nephilim, a people he has to protect to avoid losing all those he loves again. When war is framed, he chooses to leave and disguise himself as a human. Eventually, he comes in contact with some kind of oracle which lets him see bits of the future, like death restoring humanity. Therrefore, he gives his guns to the makers, to be given to his brothers to help them in their quest. He would then be defeated and sent to the abyss. But he would be saved by vulgrim of all people who would claim that he only did it because he wanted a champion. He would then tell him to go to the abyssal forge (if we consider it is inside the abyss) as he knows there is a maker there who could forge him new guns. He would take the guns but those wouldn't be his last as they are not as they are not as powerful as the one he had before. He would then be sent by vulgrim to investigate on a strange soul causing chaos within the abyss. He would confront the soul that would be revealed as being death cursed to wait for the seventh seal to be broken, neither truly dead or alive. He would propose to give redemption back to strife but he would refuse, seeing it as a weapon of the council. Later, he would be introduced to the abyssal council, of which vulgrim is a member. This council is kinda the opposite of the charred council, defending the idea of chaos. Chaos is more or less the same thingas balance but balance through constant struggle and war because each power would be free to do as they want. The abyssal council was the ones to send the nephilim on their conquest as they were the very embodiement of chaos. But, when the nephilim were destroyed and peace was made, the abyssal council was locked within the abyss. Strife being mad at the charred council would follow their orders and destroy some demons and angels. To me, the abyss would be made of ruins of the powers that fell, for example their could be some angel city destroyed and absorbed by the abyss, or a demon lord sent there after his defeat. By fighting so much, he would collect energy. This energy was to be given to the abyssal council to, as they claim, weaken the charred council. But, strife would realize they only wish to take revenge, destroying what is left of humanity on the way. He would give the energy he collected to the maker of abyssal forge letting him create two guns as powerful as redemption and mercy, betrayal and rebellion. With his new guns, he ould destroy the abyssal council, except for vulgrim who would be spared as he still has a role to play. Then, he would be summoned when the seventh seal is broken, after becoming the lord of the abyss
I've just thought, what was the four horsemen names before becoming the horsemen? Was death called death before they pledged allegiance to the balance or did he have another name? Because their names are pretty.....spot on to their roles as horsemen
Considering Absalom and Lilith both call him Death and Lilith calls her Fury, not to mention the fact its what they all call each other in private, I would venture to guess that those were actual names they had before. However, that is not to say those are their true names. They could also be titles. In the same way Absalom is labelled the “Avatar of Chaos”, Death could simply be the contracted form of a similar title.
I still kind of like my head cannon idea that, since Strife is the rider of the white horse... Which is suppose to be the antichrist in the apocalypse that Strife has some sort of connection or Lucifer... Be it a bargain made of some kind or being made directly from Lucifer
I feel like Strife’s game (hopefully coming out soon🙏) will be taking place in the future and past considering how in DS3 he has both weapons as he was holding back the invasion in haven for fury and the humans to escape. After they left, he left Ulthane Mercy to give to war and goes on a journey which somehow takes him to the Makers world revealing how the makers have redemption in their possession which Death later acquires in DS2. Hopefully they fill those parts in the next game.
Considering how Death has shown just how much he cares about his brothers and sister I think the Grand Abom were meant to be a weapon of last resort, a form of defensive WMD meant to be used when all other options in protecting the three of them are exhausted and he has no other choice.
Samael is Trurly trolling Constantly Riders throught series giving them info while also using them to do his dirty work and still being alive after each encounter.
I’m pretty certain that by the time the final seal was broken and War summoned the other horsemen they were also dead. So War died, being killed by Uriel and she then broke the seal bringing him back. Death resurrected humanity by sacrificing his life, also being resurrected by the seventh seal. Now as for Fury and Strife, my theory is that Strife died when helping Fury and the rest of humanity escape, hence why both War and Death received his 2 pistols. He was then resurrected by the seventh seal as well. And finally Fury, I believe she may have fallen while trying to protect humanity wherever they might have gone after the end of DS3 and like the others was resurrected by the seventh seal. Whether this is the case or not I still think it’d be an interesting concept and explain at least somewhat as to where and why the other horsemen were never present during the events of the games
There have been sarcastic, playful, wry characters who made commentary on the things around them in fiction long before Deadpool. I find Strife to be far more interesting than Deadpool because DP is ALWAYS the same, which is fine, but Strife has moments of anger, annoyance, disappointment, poignancy, and generally emotes on a wider range than DP in most incarnations.
13:11 This is a theory that I have about why the angels were in Eden in the first place. Not sure if you all agree, but this is what I think... I'm guessing that the angels stationed to Eden, like Astarte who was meant to guard it until Lucifer tricked her into helping him, were meant to guide the humans that were supposed to stay in Eden about the knowledge of their world. However, they never got a chance to do so because of the invasion of the Nephilim. The Nephilim got jealous about it because they didn't have a world to claim as their own and so they attacked Eden. The humans, still new to the world and the universe, had to be removed from Eden for their protection but their minds were erased or rewritten and they know nothing about it or what's going on, which makes sense as to why they were not ready for the apocalypse and the end of the world in the beginning of the game. And since the invasion of the Nephilim, the angels had to protect Eden and its secrets from anyone who would use it against all of creation. As Abaddon once said, "Charged with guarding this realm from further invasions. Protecting its secrets from heathens." Now, if the invasion didn't happened, the humans would have full knowledge of the universe and all of its creations, such as demons, angels, the makers, the charred council, the Nephilim, and so on... and they would have been ready for the apocalypse at the right time when it was supposed to be, not before. You know, not so early in the timeline like in the game where Abaddon broke the seals too early and unleashed all hell on Earth. And if the invasion never happened, there would have been no such place as Earth, the new homeworld to the humans.
So I just thought about it and what if the classic phrase of the hero dies in the end what if that has to do with the many unknown histories of strife that he's just these mythic characters with different identities that always supposedly die in the end and it comes to find out later that that mythical hero ends up being strife and the phrase said by Samuel is actually not referring to war but is a nice nod and when he tells death ask your brother he's actually referring to strife and his many lives and in the end that is why strife the whole time in Darksiders 3 was hiding as a human because he takes humans as a species always underplayed and seeing the modern-day humans lifestyle he realized that they were a peaceful race that cared not for annihilating another species or Creator made race so when humanity was betrayed since he was already there he built Haven with the repentant maker ulthane and the hero who died in the end could have been remark to stripes "official" death after the one scene in Three and as a supposed nod to the supposedly unannounced final game where strife has the leading role and does the one thing he might have been pushing towards telling war he wanted to be during Genesis thus all those hidden meanings are now laid bear... I would love to you guys thoughts on this
So, obviously I'm no expert on necromancy. But how did the Angel at eden necromanticly revive some nephelim. Death absorbed all their souls in his amulet.....right?
I wonder, does how does Strifes super-form even work? War is engulfed in or turned into Flames, Death becomes the Reaper, and Fury is writhed in energy. But none of them have Super-forms that are too far out-there. Sure Death looses his legs and gains a skeletal visage and a cloak, but you can kinda imagine Death metamorphosising into it, with some magical assistance for the cloak. But Strife gains a Gattling Gun for an arm, rocket launchers in his "body", and a Tail with a Particle-cannon (or something similar) built in- it's VERY difficult to imagine how that possibly works. It's not a simple matter of writhing himself in semi-solid flames or reallocating his body tissues and proportions. Is it purely a mystical ability that he was born with or was given? Is the super-form a Manifestation of his Personality? Or did he have to undergo alchemic, spiritual, and potentially genetic modifications in order to literally have Firearms built-into his Super-form? If it's the last one, damn, he's a chad. Can't imagine how frustrating, stressful, and outright painful that must be.
Developers have confirmed that the Super Forms for all of the horsemen were powers given to them by the Council when they became the horsemen. (So magic?)
@@TrueMastersandMorons I don't take things that aren't said in universe too seriously, because one day they say one things and a year later they say the opposite- Word of God isn't worth much to me. And magic is honestly just a lazy answer. Like, the Super Form could've easily just been a giant stat-boost yet Strife ie affected physically in a MASSIVE way. Like growing a tail with a laser built-in. So, I'm left to wonder; how? Why does Strifes form function the way it does compared to ghe other Horsemen's forms. Are the forms a manifestation of the Horseman's personality, or did the Council have them make a blueprint for their Super Forms before giving it to them? Do their genetics influence the Super Forms appearance and specific abilities? Or are those differences the result of the Horsemen using the same form in such radically different ways for so long and it adapting? And do you want to know what the answers to all these questions have in common? ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° *They don't exist.*
But Belial didn't die. He was killed by Death, millenia later, on the shattered Earth. So Lucy's little animus plan should not have worked. Maybe that's why the horsemen could kill the corrupted humans. Except that one child.
He hid from the council doing bits for humans and as he was he found out about war and deaths journeys and gave his pistols to the makers specifically for death and war and after that he found fury in his location and helped her bit by bit
I believe that strife was killed by Abadon at the last scene of Darksiders 3 where he stays behind to halt the demon assault. Probably putting up a good fight and maybe even used his power up form but killed by Abadon. Only coming back to life after the seals were broken again in the end of Darksiders 1.
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So when are you two gonna talk about the drakengard series? When you get the chance make sure you start with drakengard 3 since it’s apparently a prequel.
I do not understand this timeline......so strife loses his guns in darksiders 3 , and his brothers get it in darksiders 1 and 2 ? but the situation is like this in D3 because of events in D1 and D2 ......
These will help sort out the timeline for you. Timeline Vid (Watch 1st for details): ruclips.net/video/Dnm30bENsU4/видео.html Adjusted Timeline Vid (new game came out later: ruclips.net/video/k73UaTXa_MM/видео.html
I think Strife had some kind of Beauty and the Beast type curse in DS3 where he's forced to be a human until he learns humility and sacrifice. Hence why he becomes his whole self when he runs into battle.
Echado del fuego cuando pecó. Ezequiel 28:14. No existen dos vidas eternas en el cielo o el fuego, existe solo una vida eterna y es conocer a Dios. Juan 17:3. Dios también tiene poder absoluto sobre el fuego. Apoc 14:18. Los malos NO habitan entre el fuego. Isaías 33:14-16. Son los buenos los que habitan eternamente entre el fuego sin sufrir muerte, llanto, clamor ni dolor. El Altísimo Padre celestial, nuestro Señor Jesucristo y el Espíritu santo entre el fuego. Daniel 7:9-14. 3:24-25. Éxodo 3:2-6. Ezequiel 8:2-3. 10.6. Apoc 1:14-16 entre otros. SATANÁS FUE ECHADO DEL FUEGO CUANDO PECÓ ESTÁ EN ÉSTA TIERRA, A NUESTRO ALREDEDOR Y LO DEBEMOS RESISTIR. Ezequiel 28:14-19. Lucas 10:18. Apoc 12:9. Job 1:7. 2:2. 1 Pedro 5:8-9. SÓLO DIOS ES INMORTAL E INDESTRUCTIBLE, NADIE ES FUERTE POR SU PROPIA FUERZA. 1 Timoteo 6:16. 1:17. 1 Samuel 2:6-10. . Hebreos 7:15-16. El seol NO es fuego; el patriarca Job anhelando descanso en medio de su aflicción deseó estar allí, Job no creía en la inmortalidad del alma ni en tormentos eternos al igual que Abraham. Génesis 18:27. Job 14:13. El ladrón en la cruz dijo a Jesús: Acuérdate de mí CUANDO VENGAS EN TU REINO. A nuestro Creador es al único que no le pasan los años, éste planeta tierra no es inmortal ni eterno, SATANÁS NO TENDRÁ SEPULTURA. Hebreos 1:10-12. Apoc 20:11. 21:1. Isaías 51:6. 24:3-6,20. 28:21-22. 34:8-10. 65:17. 2 Corintios 5:1. 2 Pedro 3:5-13. Salmos 102:25-27. Sofonías 3:8. Isaías 14:20. Dios creará un planeta mas grande. Isaías 33:17. 1 Corintios 2:9. LA PALABRA DE DIOS PRESENTA RESURRECCIONES CON CUERPO HUMANO, 2 Reyes 13:21. RESUCITAR ES SER LEVANTADO CON CUERPO A LA VIDA O EXISTENCIA SÓLO CUANDO EL DADOR DE LA VIDA LO ORDENA. Juan 11:11-15. LA RESURRECCIÓN SERÁ AL REGRESO DEL REDENTOR, esperamos también la redención de nuestro cuerpo. Romanos 8:23. Morir es dejar de ser o existir, Jesús prometió regresar por segunda vez para salvar a los que le esperan. En el cielo no están todavía los justos que murieron. Hebreos 11:13,39-40. 9:28. Job 7:9-10, 21. 14:6, 10-15. 19:26-27. Salmos 146:4. 49:14. Eclesiastés 9:5-6,10. 3:18-20. SOLO DIOS TIENE VIDA EN SÍ MISMO, JESÚS ES LA RESURRECCIÓN. Habrán dos resurrecciones, los que van a ser redimidos resucitarán primero, los demás serán resucitados después del juicio o milenio, los mil años o milenio comienzan con la segunda venida de Jesús. Juan 5:25-29. Hebreos 9:27. 1 Tes 5:23. 4:13-17. Mateo 24:29-31. Apoc 20:5-6. 1 Cor 4:5. 6:2-3. Salm 1:5. EN EL CIELO NO ESTÁN EL APÓSTOL PABLO, EL PROFETA DANIEL. EL REY DAVID NI ESTEBAN. 2 Tim 4:8. Dan 12:13. Hechos 2:29.7:60. Romanos 2:7. EL REY SAÚL NO CONSULTÓ A DIOS. 1 Crónicas 10:13-14. 1 Samuel 15:26. Deuteronomio 18:10-12. TE INVITO A CANTAR ENTRE EL FUEGO, todos los redimidos tendrán un cuerpo incorruptible, glorioso y poderoso para poder sostenerse en pie entre el fuego consumidor en la segunda venida de Jesús, en su presencia y cuando Dios haga descender fuego para exterminar de su ciudad toda especie de irrespeto a lo sagrado o iniquidad. 1 Corintios 15:42-43. Salmos 21:8-13. 101:3-8. Después del milenio o mil años Cristo establece su reino en esta tierra descendiendo en la santa ciudad, la Jesusalem celestial junto a todos sus santos y realiza la segunda resurrección, {la de los perdidos} ellos se unen a satanás y sus ángeles para tratar de invadir la ciudad de Dios por la fuerza, rodean el campamento de los santos y la ciudad amada; Dios en vista panorámica muestra toda su verdad desde que satanás fue creado hasta ese mismo momento en que se encuentran aclarando y respondiendo toda duda y pregunta, seguidamente todos reconocen la santidad, justicia y juicio del Creador pero sin arrepentimiento, los que tienen rodeada la ciudad de Dios no atacan porque ven que contra Dios no pueden; pero no asumen su propia culpabilidad del motivo por el cual no están dentro de la santa ciudad; entonces surge entre ellos mismos {los enemigos del Creador} un armagedón {guerra entre ellos mismos} atacándose con las mismas armas con las que planeaban atacar a Dios, acabando de destruir sus cuerpos que fueron resucitados tal como fueron sepultados { sin transformación} esa guerra solo Dios la detendrá haciendo descender fuego del cielo, Él gran Dios de amor en su justicia y misericordia extermina por completo el terrible sufrimiento que están viviendo porque la muerte como descanso fue destruida con la victoria de la resurrección en la segunda venida de Jesús y al haber aceptado al falso jesús {a satanás} y haberle servido totalmente hasta el punto de planear, enfrentar y destruir al mismo Creador junto a todos sus santos; no tienen mas oportunidad de redención porque están destruidos física, mental y espiritualmente, Dios solo ejecuta ahora el exterminio no quedando de ellos ni raíz {satanás} ni rama {sus aliados}. Dios crea nuevos cielos y nueva tierra para sus escogidos. Isaías 25:8-9. Ezequiel 38:15-23. Apoc 20:10.
I believe that strife was killed by Abadon at the last scene of Darksiders 3 where he stays behind to halt the demon assault. Probably putting up a good fight and maybe even used his power up form but killed by Abadon. Only coming back to life after the seals were broken again in the end of Darksiders 1.
Strife: points a gun at Death's head
Death: "That's cute"
He did ! When what game /comic or book ?
@@TheOmegaman82 they say when in the video xD
@@TheOmegaman82 novel. But not considered canon by even the game writers since it sucks so bad.
@@jslrnzrbntn Meanwhile, Darksiders 3....
@@jslrnzrbntn Your completely wrong lol. It’s still considered canon. And I don’t think the book was bad. It’s not the greatest book in the world but it’s a very fun read. They never took it out of canon so stop spreading false information please
I never thought about it that Strife knows a lot of things about most things that he encounters in Genesis. Also Strife for the leader!
I've seen you on r\Darksiders you must be Strife's biggest fan!
Strife is damn cool.
Although strife is cool there's no way he's competing against death for top spot although i do love his roguish nature
@@goldendoomslayer6301 I agree man, my favorite is always Death though.
Strife works better as he has been: the one working in the background, who takes all orders with a grain of salt. He's competent, but he's also aware that EVERYONE is fallible.
I personally interpret Strife's near shooting of Death's head in the novel as him lashing out at his older brother for running away from his emotions for 500 years, leaving Strife when he CLEARLY NEEDED SOMEBODY WHO WOULD'VE UNDERSTOOD, TO TALK TO ABOUT ALL THE CRAP THEY WENT THROUGH. But since Death ran off seemingly without telling ANYONE where he was going or why, that likely left some resentment there.
Not to mention if Strife had been given leadership, who's to say that didn't just ADD ONTO his already existing stress and emotional strain? Strife AGAIN could've and WOULD'VE asked for help from Death if he KNEW WHERE HE WAS OR HOW TO CONTACT HIM. But again, neither was seemingly possible. Leading to Strife's outburst.
Strife isn't pissed that Death is trying to lead like everything's normal. He's angry that Death isn't ACKNOWLEDGING JACK SHIT about anything he was up to or how his siblings were feeling. Which given that Death refused to leave the matter open to ANY discussion, yeah. Could definitely have came off as Death just not caring about his siblings' feelings in this moment. Which may have hit Strife EXTREMELY hard given how important feelings seem to be for him. He probably wanted acknowledgement from Death regarding what had happened during the 500 years he was missing. Acknowledgement of their family and how affected everyone, Death included, was by all that went down. Finally, he wanted acknowledgement from Death directly was to why he was ACTING LIKE EVERYTHING WAS STILL NORMAL. Strife could possibly have been hurt by Death's utter refusal to acknowledge anything about the pain any of them have or did have. Strife may have also still been reeling from everything during Genesis ON TOP of Eden. Strife and Death likely could understand each other the best, and likely do despite their differences. It would certainly explain why Strife is 'sulking' in the novel afterward. Just not for the reason we think.
He's not upset because Death 'shamed' him. He's upset because his eldest brother, who again, likely understood him better than most, MISSED THE MEMO BADLY. He wasn't able to get proper closure on everything with Death like he did War. Hell this may have been the moment that Strife and Death began having problems getting along. If not even more than before. Death wanted to bury the past and forget it, but was also living in a MASSIVE ASS REMINDER FOR A HOME. Whilst Strife clearly knew a healthier option through his time with War in Genesis. Only to be heartbroken by his elder brother seemingly NOT GIVING A SHIT ABOUT ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE PAST, FEELINGS INCLUDED. Death didn't exactly indicate any pain or reveal it as Strife about shot his head off. So it could've come off as Death not caring, which would certainly have stung.
Forgive me ONCE AGAIN for the massive info dump and if my cohesion isn't great.
Makes sense.
Quite poignant
Never thought of it that way.
Glad my rambling made sense, hehe.
I love it!!!
I love when fans of Darksiders show clear love for the Horsemen like this. Even though, Strife is probably the most enigmatic in terms of plot connection, he is easily the one that's worked in the background the most.
And on Death, I would like to add more to your assessment of him because it makes a lot of sense in terms of his character at the time. Death definitely is empathetic and compassionate, which like you said, would make him understanding his Strife more likely as they're older than Fury and War. Yet it's because of Death's insistence to mask his emotions behind this cold facade to prop up his image of executioner and reaper is what drags him and his other siblings apart. Yes, he cares for them, as the whole point of Darksiders 2 is exactly that but at the time of the novel, he really wanted to deal with the Abomination Vault on his own for fear of having the knowledge of the existence of the Vault could bring to his siblings. Case in point, War died in the novel due to his involvement in the vault. Of course, he came back to life thanks to Death but it shows that Death made a lot of mistakes in the novel.
But in Darksiders 2, his character growth showed him tossing aside the stoic and cold demeanor as time goes on, and embrace his empathy as we see him do with the Guardian and Karne.
There is a video called Darksiders The Beauty of Death and it's a really good analysis of Death's character and growth.
And to end this ramble, Strife's my favorite haha
I like to think that after being tricked into activating the Animus, Strife felt responsible for the corruption of humanity. He secretly spent centuries helping them in small ways and grew to appreciate and understand them. He is trigger happy, he just doesn't want to kill innocent people again and thus he developed compassion for humans.
Come in the apocalypse, Strife abandoned the Council to make his own plans with the Makers to protect humanity, becoming Jones to hide from the Council as he followed his own agenda. After Fury becomes humanity's protector, Strife somehow (let's say an Oracle or something that let him see the future) knew that War and Death would need help in their future journeys, so he decided to leave his pistols behind with specific instructions for them to be given to War and Death and worked behind curtains to ensure that Fury, Death and War played their parts in saving humanity. When the seveth seal was broken, Stife was summoned and as planned, Death and War will return his guns and Strife will lay down the plan he has been hatching all these years.
I doooo hope that is the case. Reaally dont want strife dying.
I like it
I wonder if Strife does at the end of darksiders 3 defending the humans and that’s how the makers get his guns
Strife doesn't die or if he did he gets resurrected at the end of the first game
Project Lucifer
I think Strife knew they were being played, and asked the Makers to care for his guns, with the instruction that if they encountered Death (needing to know redemption for his deeds in Eden) or War (who grants mercy only to those who uphold the balance or have honor), to give them to his brothers, who will use them well. Afterward, he probably gave his life (with twin blades and Anarchy form) defiantly facing the Destroyer's army.
Maybe the guns broke and he ask for them to be fix and he (or his siblings) will pick them up later. But, the maker forget to fix them until Death / War appear before them.
If you play one of the DLCs in Darksiders 2, there is a person called “Hunter”. This Hunter looks almost (if not exactly) like Jones from Darksiders 3. I figured that what happened was that after holding off the Destroyers armies, Strife kept a Human appearance to stay on the down low. Trying to hide upon seeing Death, Strife realized he probably wasn’t going to survive for much longer alone and asked for his brother to give him a mercy killing while still acting like strangers.
@@kimmydragonmama3735 Very interesting theory
Strife is surely my favorite Horsemen, I love his "Deadpool/Cayde 6" type of humour, he is so endearing !
The screenshot of the cinematic where he has a small golden horse in his hand is actually my wallpaper xD
17:19 I always thought that’s how the Makers got hold of Strife’s guns.
In both previous games you acquire Strife’s guns from a Maker.
Presumably Strife left it for his brothers to help them along their upcoming missions, just like how he secretly aided Fury in hers.
Wowwww
You might be right
Note 1) I'd like to see a game like Genesis featuring Death & Fury, since their relationship is the only one that hasn't been explored yet, besides that Fury wants to take leadership from Death. In DS3 Fury states, they shared a room once, which could be the same mission that they were onto at the time of Genesis.
Note 2) I noticed all Horsemen while showing different dynamics towards each other, they deeply care for one another:
- Death takes great measures to protect his siblings;
-Strife tries to open his siblings eyes for the agendas around them and tries to keep them from becoming tools;
- Fury disciplines everyone who disrespects or dishonours her siblings;
- War always gives his best to support his siblings in any affair.
They truly see aech other as family despite hardly expressing it to each other, making them a bunch of pretty normalsiblings with very hard shells.
Well yeah, nothing creates a bond like the horrific shared trauma that they all went through having to do what they did
Id love a road trip comic between Dante ,strife and starlord
And Deadpool!
@@theimperviousfirecracker7934 What Deadpool?
I'd love it more if it's just cayde-6 and strife
Did anybody else notice that when Strife revealed himself and Darksiders 3 it seems like he placed himself there knowing Fury would be there and that he had an inside onto what was going on with the council which means his gun showing up in the other two games was probably a choice decision knowing that war and death would need to borrow them which means a Darksiders 4 game could potentially show the moments that he sets up the events which leads to the end of the first Darksiders game which means we could potentially see a game where Strife was working against the council to break the Horseman seal
I love this channel purely on just how much they seem to enjoy what they do
Ikr? It's nice that it doesn't matter how big they are they stil continue making lore videos and let's plays together as bros and that's awesome
@@zaki7583 It's just so inspiring
Same. :) Their lore videos are also very informative and helped me learn more about Darksiders.
@@Jackson-hp7rt There probably the only channel that do in-depth darksiders lore
I don’t know if it’s just me but out of all the four horsemen, Strife seems the most human. He’s almost always questioning his missions, he struggles with anger and impatience as we do, and he seems to care for his brethren. Don’t get me wrong they all say they care for one another but Strife always seems to want to help his siblings. For example: Darksiders 3 He completely rearranged Fury’s mind to show her the truth. And well gives his guns to his two brothers War & Death. Idk, maybe it’s just me.
Now all we need is for strife to get his own game
Strife is seriously the coolest horseman! I hope they make Darksiders 4 with him as the main playable character, I mean genesis is cool and all but I want like a game with strife like Darksiders 2 style.
I think most of us do. I'll be massively disappointed if it's like darksiders 3 tbh.
@@chrisg5219 Darksiders 3 really wasn't that bad tho?
@@chrisg5219 that's weird because Darksiders II and III aren't all that different, or the first for that matter. But yeah, a Darksiders IV explaining what Strife has been up to, and then a Darksiders V with all of them together against everyone else. Or maybe just a Darksiders IV, since they're the Four Horsemen, that starts with Strife's part and ends with all of them being playable and interchangeable after the seventh seal is broken, i.e., a direct continuation of Darksiders I.
@@RicardoPetinga good idea as strife does just not exist in most other games stories because yeah and then in darksiders 5 you can choose which horseman to play as with their own move sets from their games
@@chrisg5219 I'm playing through Darksiders 3 for the first time right now, and I genuinely don't understand how y'all don't like Darksiders 3
Strife was helping humanity saving as many as he could working in tandem with the makers he was likely killed by Abbadon at Haven having stalled him long enough for Uthane and the others to escape.
I think Strife gave his guns to the makers either because they made him better ones and he lent them Mercy and Redemption as payment/so they could they be left for War and Death when they got more involved. With Redemption being taken back to the Maker's realm with the other Makers and Mercy being left with Ulthane. Or Strife had to leave his guns behind because he was captured, I mean the Destroyer was bearing down on them. Heck he could've died and brought back like War was when the final seal was broken.
why does that feel like its true!? (＞人＜;)
"Strife rider of the white horse" *mayhem Huff's in gray and black*
I mean they made all the other horses the right color why not strifes'?
Maybe he is white under all that armour?
That’s what I thought as well unless he actually is white under all that armor
Guys that armor doesn't cover his whole body that horse is gray lol. I don't know why it's not white, maybe because Death's pale horse is white I don't know.
Is deaths horse white? Hes got that green glow that makes it difficult to say a colour and there not actually much horse there. Hes like a spectre
@@knightdriven4202 his horse his referred both in game and biblically as "the pale horse".
War seems like the guy that in a group of friends is the one that keeps that group of friends together 🤣
Video suggestion, Do a lore video on the surviving humans. Specifically the one in Darksiders 2 "The Demon Lord Belial DLC | Human Contact!". There was a fan theory that Vigil games Remnant from the ashes was Darksiders told from the POV of humans
I’m still praying that we get a solo strife game as I need my favourite Horseman of the entire series.
Love your videos on the Darksiders series and there honestly isn't anything as good out there, Really do appreciate the content
Bravo, chaps. Well done. Re Samael turning down Lucifer's plan. I always got the impression that he (Samael) possesses some form of omniscience (if "some" is the right word). In DS and DS2, he always seems to be a step ahead of everyone, knowing what was happening even though he was on the "sideline". Would be nice for him to get a proper story.
If darksiders 4 is only about strife I would LOVE a Doom inspired darksiders game.
Your lore video's are always fun to listen to
As far as the guns in my opinion, War should have gotten Redemption since (fittingly) that was the point of his story. And Death should have gotten Mercy because... well "Death is a mercy".
Fantastic video! Darksiders is such a good series and having you guys read the lore(becasue i cant find any of the books) is honestly a blessing! Keep it up!
There's actually only 1 book. The Abomination Vault (I think I read it off of Amazon's digital books?) But anywhere you can get digital books you can get it, and the two comics, Darksiders the Graphic Adventure (largely retconned but still fun) and Death's Door, the one staring Death can also be found in such places.
@@TrueMastersandMorons Thanks! Ill see what i can find!
I love the continuity of those games.
What if the council is a member of the races concerned in the balance, like a demon being Vulgrim, a human (assuming at one time he was human) the soul king , possibly some unknown angel. Or possibly a Maker could be one, but I think it possible the council have other forms.
I personaly think Strife gave his pistols to the makers with the intention of them sooner or later ending up in his brothers hands. Maybe giving them officially to them for "Finetuning and Repairs" and then just "Not having time to pick them up". And vow him, they give his guns to his brothers, each one on a terrible quest in which they can use any help they can get. Totally not planed MR Chared Council Sir!
CANT FUCKING WAIT FOR THE NEXT GAME
My thoughts are that after the end of Darksiders 3 that Strife fought with the Makers to defend Fury and the last of living humanity.
However, I suspect he might’ve been defeated and his lost both his signature guns. Maybe he tried to 1v1 The Destroyer/Abbadon, but failed.
I don’t think he was slain (though he could’ve been and later resurrected) but lost both his weapons.
Where is he now? No idea. I have no evidence for this but I think he may ended up in the Abyss after his defeat.
It’s one of the few major places in Creation that has been heavily mentioned that has not been explored. Afterall, it’s where the Chosen and a chunk of the Destroyer’s forces come from.
It's an interesting theory. I think strife would've been used in a special way by the charred council. He would be used to destabilized the different powers, not just to give enough time for humanity to grow but to make the council stronger. Because of that he would be the mist distrustful of the council. At the same time, in secret, he would help humanity grow faster, in case one of the other powers would try anything. He would especially do that as he would consider humanity as the new nephilim, a people he has to protect to avoid losing all those he loves again. When war is framed, he chooses to leave and disguise himself as a human. Eventually, he comes in contact with some kind of oracle which lets him see bits of the future, like death restoring humanity. Therrefore, he gives his guns to the makers, to be given to his brothers to help them in their quest. He would then be defeated and sent to the abyss. But he would be saved by vulgrim of all people who would claim that he only did it because he wanted a champion. He would then tell him to go to the abyssal forge (if we consider it is inside the abyss) as he knows there is a maker there who could forge him new guns. He would take the guns but those wouldn't be his last as they are not as they are not as powerful as the one he had before. He would then be sent by vulgrim to investigate on a strange soul causing chaos within the abyss. He would confront the soul that would be revealed as being death cursed to wait for the seventh seal to be broken, neither truly dead or alive. He would propose to give redemption back to strife but he would refuse, seeing it as a weapon of the council. Later, he would be introduced to the abyssal council, of which vulgrim is a member. This council is kinda the opposite of the charred council, defending the idea of chaos. Chaos is more or less the same thingas balance but balance through constant struggle and war because each power would be free to do as they want. The abyssal council was the ones to send the nephilim on their conquest as they were the very embodiement of chaos. But, when the nephilim were destroyed and peace was made, the abyssal council was locked within the abyss. Strife being mad at the charred council would follow their orders and destroy some demons and angels. To me, the abyss would be made of ruins of the powers that fell, for example their could be some angel city destroyed and absorbed by the abyss, or a demon lord sent there after his defeat. By fighting so much, he would collect energy. This energy was to be given to the abyssal council to, as they claim, weaken the charred council. But, strife would realize they only wish to take revenge, destroying what is left of humanity on the way. He would give the energy he collected to the maker of abyssal forge letting him create two guns as powerful as redemption and mercy, betrayal and rebellion. With his new guns, he ould destroy the abyssal council, except for vulgrim who would be spared as he still has a role to play. Then, he would be summoned when the seventh seal is broken, after becoming the lord of the abyss
Always wanted a darksiders game with strife. It could be so great. As long as it's not a generic shooter.
I've just thought, what was the four horsemen names before becoming the horsemen? Was death called death before they pledged allegiance to the balance or did he have another name? Because their names are pretty.....spot on to their roles as horsemen
Considering Absalom and Lilith both call him Death and Lilith calls her Fury, not to mention the fact its what they all call each other in private, I would venture to guess that those were actual names they had before. However, that is not to say those are their true names. They could also be titles. In the same way Absalom is labelled the “Avatar of Chaos”, Death could simply be the contracted form of a similar title.
I think it would be similar to how Vesimir calls Geralt 'Wolf' more often then his actual name
"ah death has arrived"
"Call me Gregg"
The seven heavenly virtues should appear in a Darksiders game.
I still kind of like my head cannon idea that, since Strife is the rider of the white horse... Which is suppose to be the antichrist in the apocalypse that Strife has some sort of connection or Lucifer... Be it a bargain made of some kind or being made directly from Lucifer
I feel like Strife’s game (hopefully coming out soon🙏) will be taking place in the future and past considering how in DS3 he has both weapons as he was holding back the invasion in haven for fury and the humans to escape. After they left, he left Ulthane Mercy to give to war and goes on a journey which somehow takes him to the Makers world revealing how the makers have redemption in their possession which Death later acquires in DS2. Hopefully they fill those parts in the next game.
Honestly Strife is my favorite Horseman Furry in second then War and Death follow both in 3rd
Funny how Strife's weapons are named Redemption and Mercy
Please do a let’s play of Bayonetta. I know it’s an older game but you guys would love it.
This got me thinking about those Codex entries in Mass Effect, same vibe at times.
Horsemen Forms
War: Big demon swinging a sword
Death: Ya know, Death
Fury: Big demon swinging a sword, kinda kinky
Strife: Mobile defense platform
Make a full fledged video on The Charred Council
Another tidbit in the book is that they vaguely describe what strife looks like under the helmet
Awesome! Thank you! Also made the opening! 👨🎤
Considering how Death has shown just how much he cares about his brothers and sister I think the Grand Abom were meant to be a weapon of last resort, a form of defensive WMD meant to be used when all other options in protecting the three of them are exhausted and he has no other choice.
The Grand Abominations were WMDs' used to conquer worlds for their race
Strife is in dire need of his own game.
Génesis
@@Mojavekight17 oh yeah but I mean in the same format as the others
@@daniaalkhan4702 doubtful considering how cheap THQ is
@@Mojavekight17 ahh they'd be missing such a huge opportunity.
@@daniaalkhan4702 I'd do the same thing if I was in their shoes
Samael is Trurly trolling Constantly Riders throught series giving them info while also using them to do his dirty work and still being alive after each encounter.
I’m pretty certain that by the time the final seal was broken and War summoned the other horsemen they were also dead. So War died, being killed by Uriel and she then broke the seal bringing him back. Death resurrected humanity by sacrificing his life, also being resurrected by the seventh seal. Now as for Fury and Strife, my theory is that Strife died when helping Fury and the rest of humanity escape, hence why both War and Death received his 2 pistols. He was then resurrected by the seventh seal as well. And finally Fury, I believe she may have fallen while trying to protect humanity wherever they might have gone after the end of DS3 and like the others was resurrected by the seventh seal. Whether this is the case or not I still think it’d be an interesting concept and explain at least somewhat as to where and why the other horsemen were never present during the events of the games
Has anyone else noticed that strife is loosely based on deadpool or just me
There have been sarcastic, playful, wry characters who made commentary on the things around them in fiction long before Deadpool. I find Strife to be far more interesting than Deadpool because DP is ALWAYS the same, which is fine, but Strife has moments of anger, annoyance, disappointment, poignancy, and generally emotes on a wider range than DP in most incarnations.
No tf he isn't 😂
13:11 This is a theory that I have about why the angels were in Eden in the first place. Not sure if you all agree, but this is what I think...
I'm guessing that the angels stationed to Eden, like Astarte who was meant to guard it until Lucifer tricked her into helping him, were meant to guide the humans that were supposed to stay in Eden about the knowledge of their world. However, they never got a chance to do so because of the invasion of the Nephilim. The Nephilim got jealous about it because they didn't have a world to claim as their own and so they attacked Eden. The humans, still new to the world and the universe, had to be removed from Eden for their protection but their minds were erased or rewritten and they know nothing about it or what's going on, which makes sense as to why they were not ready for the apocalypse and the end of the world in the beginning of the game.
And since the invasion of the Nephilim, the angels had to protect Eden and its secrets from anyone who would use it against all of creation. As Abaddon once said, "Charged with guarding this realm from further invasions. Protecting its secrets from heathens."
Now, if the invasion didn't happened, the humans would have full knowledge of the universe and all of its creations, such as demons, angels, the makers, the charred council, the Nephilim, and so on... and they would have been ready for the apocalypse at the right time when it was supposed to be, not before. You know, not so early in the timeline like in the game where Abaddon broke the seals too early and unleashed all hell on Earth. And if the invasion never happened, there would have been no such place as Earth, the new homeworld to the humans.
y'all earned a like for this little but right here: @16:31 lol
I know this may be a random suggestion, PLEASE do a lore about Jeane and Viki from Suikoden.
Now I just wanna see a shoot off between strife and cayde 6.
Strife wins
So I just thought about it and what if the classic phrase of the hero dies in the end what if that has to do with the many unknown histories of strife that he's just these mythic characters with different identities that always supposedly die in the end and it comes to find out later that that mythical hero ends up being strife and the phrase said by Samuel is actually not referring to war but is a nice nod and when he tells death ask your brother he's actually referring to strife and his many lives and in the end that is why strife the whole time in Darksiders 3 was hiding as a human because he takes humans as a species always underplayed and seeing the modern-day humans lifestyle he realized that they were a peaceful race that cared not for annihilating another species or Creator made race so when humanity was betrayed since he was already there he built Haven with the repentant maker ulthane and the hero who died in the end could have been remark to stripes "official" death after the one scene in Three and as a supposed nod to the supposedly unannounced final game where strife has the leading role and does the one thing he might have been pushing towards telling war he wanted to be during Genesis thus all those hidden meanings are now laid bear... I would love to you guys thoughts on this
I have a feeling strife died in darksiders 3 at the end and was revived by the 7th seal
I'd like you to do a video on Moloch when more info is available. I want to know the backstory on how he and Samael became rivals.
Abomination vault death dealing with his own creation
Vulgrim is the realest threat of them all.
How exactly 🧐🧐🧐
@ He is Lucifer in disguise.
@@dukemakaveli how does that make sense explain to me
@ You remember when Vulgrim met War for the first time in earth?
Imagine a duo of Death and Strife
So, obviously I'm no expert on necromancy. But how did the Angel at eden necromanticly revive some nephelim. Death absorbed all their souls in his amulet.....right?
Who ever said that Necromancy requires Souls to work?
@@TrueMastersandMorons ..........Fair enough
I wonder, does how does Strifes super-form even work? War is engulfed in or turned into Flames, Death becomes the Reaper, and Fury is writhed in energy. But none of them have Super-forms that are too far out-there. Sure Death looses his legs and gains a skeletal visage and a cloak, but you can kinda imagine Death metamorphosising into it, with some magical assistance for the cloak. But Strife gains a Gattling Gun for an arm, rocket launchers in his "body", and a Tail with a Particle-cannon (or something similar) built in- it's VERY difficult to imagine how that possibly works. It's not a simple matter of writhing himself in semi-solid flames or reallocating his body tissues and proportions.
Is it purely a mystical ability that he was born with or was given? Is the super-form a Manifestation of his Personality?
Or did he have to undergo alchemic, spiritual, and potentially genetic modifications in order to literally have Firearms built-into his Super-form?
If it's the last one, damn, he's a chad. Can't imagine how frustrating, stressful, and outright painful that must be.
Developers have confirmed that the Super Forms for all of the horsemen were powers given to them by the Council when they became the horsemen. (So magic?)
@@TrueMastersandMorons I don't take things that aren't said in universe too seriously, because one day they say one things and a year later they say the opposite- Word of God isn't worth much to me. And magic is honestly just a lazy answer. Like, the Super Form could've easily just been a giant stat-boost yet Strife ie affected physically in a MASSIVE way. Like growing a tail with a laser built-in. So, I'm left to wonder; how?
Why does Strifes form function the way it does compared to ghe other Horsemen's forms. Are the forms a manifestation of the Horseman's personality, or did the Council have them make a blueprint for their Super Forms before giving it to them? Do their genetics influence the Super Forms appearance and specific abilities? Or are those differences the result of the Horsemen using the same form in such radically different ways for so long and it adapting?
And do you want to know what the answers to all these questions have in common?
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*They don't exist.*
@@Ohimeshinso True
Maybe humans are so valuable to the balance because they have potential for both good and evil
the freemarches from dragon age
Here after Darksiders teaser dropped.
Strife game will be on PS4 AND PS5
But Belial didn't die. He was killed by Death, millenia later, on the shattered Earth. So Lucy's little animus plan should not have worked. Maybe that's why the horsemen could kill the corrupted humans. Except that one child.
What would be my biggest question is why would Strife leave his guns to his brothers and what did he have to do for the Council?
He hid from the council doing bits for humans and as he was he found out about war and deaths journeys and gave his pistols to the makers specifically for death and war and after that he found fury in his location and helped her bit by bit
Hopefully Darksiders 4 will be able to fill in all the plotholes they left in the previous games. 😅
I believe that strife was killed by Abadon at the last scene of Darksiders 3 where he stays behind to halt the demon assault. Probably putting up a good fight and maybe even used his power up form but killed by Abadon. Only coming back to life after the seals were broken again in the end of Darksiders 1.
I wonder what timeline darksiders 4 will take place with Strife
How things have laid out, it would have to be another prequel but right at the end of DS3
DARKSIDERS NEWS COMING SOON!!! HOPEFULLY DARKSIDERS 4 WITH STRIFE AS THE PROTAGONIST!!!
The devs have stated that the Strife has multiple guns. And that the gun Strife used in DS3 wasn't the same one that Death had in DS2.
Wait, what!? Where?! Can you link it for us? That would solve SO many continuity problems!
@@TrueMastersandMorons Hopefully these links work out!
discord.com/channels/411080228052533250/411080228052533252/638848874211180594
discord.com/channels/411080228052533250/411080228052533252/638849100657328129
Ho. Lee. Crap. Thanks for that! That's awesome (brain twisting but awesome) info!
If there is a fourth game, who here feels it should feature ALL four Horsemen as playable characters?
i hope when the series is over they don't just kill off the horsemen to end their stories.
Well... Teeeeechnically everyone except for Fury has died at the end of their games so far. :P
@@TrueMastersandMorons strife who hasn’t had a game: >:(
Would the channel do Chronos/ Remnant lore?
Very careless with his guns
Please do a video on okami or a mass effect video.
Darksiderds FPS, im for it.
TPS would be better
@@BrightHero_Ultimato I mean we´ve already experienced sections of those in DS 1 and 2
I'd be down *only* if its like Metriod Prime
Dose strife use the abomination weapon black mercy can someone please answer me this
Darksiders 4 DMC/Bayonetta clone.
could strife an aterus make a great duo god of war + darksiders
So when are you two gonna talk about the drakengard series? When you get the chance make sure you start with drakengard 3 since it’s apparently a prequel.
What if he was captured
Is there any lore for the Makers?
Indeed. :)
ruclips.net/video/k1C8ZBomAYE/видео.html
@@TrueMastersandMorons Thanks :)
So he’s basically darksiders version of cayde6?
No Strife existed before Cayde6
@@thaneros but we didn’t know that much about him tbh
I do not understand this timeline......so strife loses his guns in darksiders 3 , and his brothers get it in darksiders 1 and 2 ? but the situation is like this in D3 because of events in D1 and D2 ......
These will help sort out the timeline for you.
Timeline Vid (Watch 1st for details): ruclips.net/video/Dnm30bENsU4/видео.html
Adjusted Timeline Vid (new game came out later: ruclips.net/video/k73UaTXa_MM/видео.html
I personally would love to see ds4 have all of the riders as playable.
If they release as planned it will be DS4 Strife solo game, DS5 a 4 player co-op taking place post DS1. :)
I think Strife had some kind of Beauty and the Beast type curse in DS3 where he's forced to be a human until he learns humility and sacrifice. Hence why he becomes his whole self when he runs into battle.
Darksiders genesis should've been strife own game, he is better fit for the game. War is pretty much useless in that game.
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Echado del fuego cuando pecó. Ezequiel 28:14. No existen dos vidas eternas en el cielo o el fuego, existe solo una vida eterna y es conocer a Dios. Juan 17:3. Dios también tiene poder absoluto sobre el fuego. Apoc 14:18. Los malos NO habitan entre el fuego. Isaías 33:14-16. Son los buenos los que habitan eternamente entre el fuego sin sufrir muerte, llanto, clamor ni dolor. El Altísimo Padre celestial, nuestro Señor Jesucristo y el Espíritu santo entre el fuego. Daniel 7:9-14. 3:24-25. Éxodo 3:2-6. Ezequiel 8:2-3. 10.6. Apoc 1:14-16 entre otros. SATANÁS FUE ECHADO DEL FUEGO CUANDO PECÓ ESTÁ EN ÉSTA TIERRA, A NUESTRO ALREDEDOR Y LO DEBEMOS RESISTIR. Ezequiel 28:14-19. Lucas 10:18. Apoc 12:9. Job 1:7. 2:2. 1 Pedro 5:8-9. SÓLO DIOS ES INMORTAL E INDESTRUCTIBLE, NADIE ES FUERTE POR SU PROPIA FUERZA. 1 Timoteo 6:16. 1:17. 1 Samuel 2:6-10. . Hebreos 7:15-16. El seol NO es fuego; el patriarca Job anhelando descanso en medio de su aflicción deseó estar allí, Job no creía en la inmortalidad del alma ni en tormentos eternos al igual que Abraham. Génesis 18:27. Job 14:13. El ladrón en la cruz dijo a Jesús: Acuérdate de mí CUANDO VENGAS EN TU REINO. A nuestro Creador es al único que no le pasan los años, éste planeta tierra no es inmortal ni eterno, SATANÁS NO TENDRÁ SEPULTURA. Hebreos 1:10-12. Apoc 20:11. 21:1. Isaías 51:6. 24:3-6,20. 28:21-22. 34:8-10. 65:17. 2 Corintios 5:1. 2 Pedro 3:5-13. Salmos 102:25-27. Sofonías 3:8. Isaías 14:20. Dios creará un planeta mas grande. Isaías 33:17. 1 Corintios 2:9. LA PALABRA DE DIOS PRESENTA RESURRECCIONES CON CUERPO HUMANO, 2 Reyes 13:21. RESUCITAR ES SER LEVANTADO CON CUERPO A LA VIDA O EXISTENCIA SÓLO CUANDO EL DADOR DE LA VIDA LO ORDENA. Juan 11:11-15. LA RESURRECCIÓN SERÁ AL REGRESO DEL REDENTOR, esperamos también la redención de nuestro cuerpo. Romanos 8:23. Morir es dejar de ser o existir, Jesús prometió regresar por segunda vez para salvar a los que le esperan. En el cielo no están todavía los justos que murieron. Hebreos 11:13,39-40. 9:28. Job 7:9-10, 21. 14:6, 10-15. 19:26-27. Salmos 146:4. 49:14. Eclesiastés 9:5-6,10. 3:18-20. SOLO DIOS TIENE VIDA EN SÍ MISMO, JESÚS ES LA RESURRECCIÓN. Habrán dos resurrecciones, los que van a ser redimidos resucitarán primero, los demás serán resucitados después del juicio o milenio, los mil años o milenio comienzan con la segunda venida de Jesús. Juan 5:25-29. Hebreos 9:27. 1 Tes 5:23. 4:13-17. Mateo 24:29-31. Apoc 20:5-6. 1 Cor 4:5. 6:2-3. Salm 1:5. EN EL CIELO NO ESTÁN EL APÓSTOL PABLO, EL PROFETA DANIEL. EL REY DAVID NI ESTEBAN. 2 Tim 4:8. Dan 12:13. Hechos 2:29.7:60. Romanos 2:7. EL REY SAÚL NO CONSULTÓ A DIOS. 1 Crónicas 10:13-14. 1 Samuel 15:26. Deuteronomio 18:10-12. TE INVITO A CANTAR ENTRE EL FUEGO, todos los redimidos tendrán un cuerpo incorruptible, glorioso y poderoso para poder sostenerse en pie entre el fuego consumidor en la segunda venida de Jesús, en su presencia y cuando Dios haga descender fuego para exterminar de su ciudad toda especie de irrespeto a lo sagrado o iniquidad. 1 Corintios 15:42-43. Salmos 21:8-13. 101:3-8. Después del milenio o mil años Cristo establece su reino en esta tierra descendiendo en la santa ciudad, la Jesusalem celestial junto a todos sus santos y realiza la segunda resurrección, {la de los perdidos} ellos se unen a satanás y sus ángeles para tratar de invadir la ciudad de Dios por la fuerza, rodean el campamento de los santos y la ciudad amada; Dios en vista panorámica muestra toda su verdad desde que satanás fue creado hasta ese mismo momento en que se encuentran aclarando y respondiendo toda duda y pregunta, seguidamente todos reconocen la santidad, justicia y juicio del Creador pero sin arrepentimiento, los que tienen rodeada la ciudad de Dios no atacan porque ven que contra Dios no pueden; pero no asumen su propia culpabilidad del motivo por el cual no están dentro de la santa ciudad; entonces surge entre ellos mismos {los enemigos del Creador} un armagedón {guerra entre ellos mismos} atacándose con las mismas armas con las que planeaban atacar a Dios, acabando de destruir sus cuerpos que fueron resucitados tal como fueron sepultados { sin transformación} esa guerra solo Dios la detendrá haciendo descender fuego del cielo, Él gran Dios de amor en su justicia y misericordia extermina por completo el terrible sufrimiento que están viviendo porque la muerte como descanso fue destruida con la victoria de la resurrección en la segunda venida de Jesús y al haber aceptado al falso jesús {a satanás} y haberle servido totalmente hasta el punto de planear, enfrentar y destruir al mismo Creador junto a todos sus santos; no tienen mas oportunidad de redención porque están destruidos física, mental y espiritualmente, Dios solo ejecuta ahora el exterminio no quedando de ellos ni raíz {satanás} ni rama {sus aliados}. Dios crea nuevos cielos y nueva tierra para sus escogidos. Isaías 25:8-9. Ezequiel 38:15-23. Apoc 20:10.
Darksiders1&2 were great,the last 2 sucked
The entire nephlem race wasn't killed by them . They tried to take over heaven , got slaughtered.
I only care about darksiders 2 death
Just Death? His fellow horsemen are just as cool or even cooler than him
@@BrightHero_Ultimato war is bland, fury is annoying and strife is at most FUN and unlike them death is a gaming ICON
Strife and DOOM guy/slayer would be best friends but probably wouldn't like his chaos form because he looks a bit like a cyberdemon
I'd like you to do a video on Moloch when more info is available. I want to know the backstory on how he and Samael became rivals.
I believe that strife was killed by Abadon at the last scene of Darksiders 3 where he stays behind to halt the demon assault. Probably putting up a good fight and maybe even used his power up form but killed by Abadon. Only coming back to life after the seals were broken again in the end of Darksiders 1.
I'd like you to do a video on Moloch when more info is available. I want to know the backstory on how he and Samael became rivals.