Excellent video. I would love an in depth look at the splinter governments and insurrection of humanity. Colonies such as Venezia that coexisted with covenant exiles. It's a really neat and recent portion of lore.
Let’s gooo! Wish the Forerunners and Ancient Humans had a significant amount of detail behind their Warships and equipment…. Would love to see you do a video on their “Fortress Class” or something similar.
I would've liked to see a Halo game taking place before the Halo fireing. Specifically to see what Humanities military was like against the Forerunners and the Flood.
@@macwelch8599 With the Panspermia theory we do. That's how we got here apparently. New evolution accures when things like meteors and meteorites stresses the nature of the planet and inhabitants to evolve and infection by foreign material's germinate. Or something like that. But yeah imagine 50,000 year of tech.
So much rich history, destroyed by the Forerunners. Ancient Humanity has such interesting lore to them. And even with their fall, Humanity might be on the track to regaining what they lost with the Spartans being the next step in human evolution, Halsey said in the Halo 4 prologue that her Spartans were the next step. So while Ancient Humanity is gone, Humanity is on the rise to regain that which was lost.
@@inductivegrunt94 I'm not so great on halo lore so I concede to your knowledge it was just your original question was fun . I have played up to halo 4 and the forerunners are connected to chief and in the TV series the same. Forerunners seeded humanity clue in the name.
I wonder what would happen if 343 and Microsoft decided to do a plot twist where a ancient humanity faculty was discovered that didn’t contain a trove of information, but a small of ancient humans and UNSC was the one to find it. After some time the UNSC decides to reawaken the ancient humans and after some explaining the ancient humans goes “hm, the Flood you know what we actually had a chance to talk to a couple of Precursors once and they left us a bunch of stuff at the time we didn’t think much about it so put it away at the time”
Ancient Humanity technology should have been what's reclaimed first , with the Forerunners technology being an added bonus. Remember AH was fighting a two front war simultaneously, against the flood and the Forerunners! Yet none of the Halo Games build on that to the point where the UNSC doesn't capitalize on that especially after finding the AH Prime Cruiser
Never been that much of a fan of Halo, but the lore really captivates me. The idea of the Indomitable Human Spirit, of Humans being or becoming huge spacefaring civilizations is really cool to me. The Ancient Humans in Halo, the Human golden age in Warhammer 40K, even Ancient Humanity in MOONFALL out of all movies. The idea of humanity being a key species in this huge galaxy we call Milky Way is just amazing.
I think you would like the Forerunner trilogy of Halo books, starting with Cryptum. Many long time Halo fans have complaints about specifics, but as a ancient alien/alternative history/space Empires kind of book playing with both physics and metaphysics, I think they are great with this
@MetaNerdzLore I really like how the humanity of the Halo universe had a interstellar empire in ancient times. How humanity was devolved into primitive humanity more than once(once after the ending of the Human-Forerunner war and again after the firing of the Halo Array) and how this humanity did all the things we know about in our history
If one chooses to perceive it the eon spanning conflict mankind is currently engaged in, the battle between good and evil, is pretty damn cool itself lol Compared to all the forces of hell the flood are a splinter in the pad of an elephant.
When you use the word ancient humanity in the video thumbnail. I thought you were talking about 40K universe not the Halo universe. Because there are some lore videos of ancient humanity before the emperor took over in 40K.
Real talk, Track 14 (The chanting we hear at the start, for those that aren't familiar. That song it's apart of.) for Halo 4, is a fucking banger and I'll die gladly on that hill. (All of it's damn good. But track 14 stuck with me personally for some reason!)
I never bought the dumb excuse of „no time to warn them”. That is so illogical, they could send the message explaining their attack, surrender to the forerunners as a show of good will etc. etc.
yeah I agree that one is rough to explain away, best I could say is they were just traumatized by the Flood. The scale seems crazy to us to bomb a city, but you could imagine if this was on Earth today, and authorities found an outbreak in a house, they might blow it up in a way that takes out a few blocks, and we could say come on just send in a more surgical strike team, but I think we would get why authorities did the quickest easiest and effective thing. At a global scale a 100 people dead might be acceptable, and both the humans and Forerunners had tens of thousands of worlds in the empire
@@MetaNerdzLore It was more of a sacrifice, it was killing galaxies to stop the Flood and then hiding till humans were evolved enough meaning Chief to comprehend, Mostly.
The most logical explanation behind that is that, given their long history of mutual contempt, the Forerunners and Ancient Humans would never believe each other. If the AH presented them with evidence of the Flood, there would be any number of explanations they could contrive as to why the AH were disingenuous. They could think the Flood is an excuse for false-flag attacks on Forerunner space, or a human bioweapon that was either acting as intended or got out of control. They would think that whatever the Flood was, real or not, was just an excuse for the AH to attack and ravage the Ecumene.
Imagine the reaction of the forerunners when they realized that all this time, humankind fought something much more worse than them and realizing that they continue to fight the horrors of the flood and manage to at least to slow down to a crawl its expansion before they fought humankind and yet gave them a hard time fighting "equal" opponent that just fought literal monsters that are hard to kill even for their tech and skill, maybe that's why mankind in this universe is worthy because of their sheer human will to do what they have to do.
4:57 DAOWA-MAADTHU, sounds a lot like the PANTHEISM faith. In which is the belief that GOD, is the universe and everything around us, and our purpose in life is to do just that, LIVE, life however WE see fit. 🤩
8:14 "without pause to contact" I've always found that part of the story kinda dumb. Like let's say that ok you will Burn the planet no matter what, can't you at least make an goggle meeting to explain what's happening while your COMPUTER GLASS THE PLANET AUTOMATICALLY?
Imagine humanity in other settings?. Mofos are like 9 foot tall and technologically advance. Mass Effect: Look our midget cousins look so cute. Star Wars: Rakkatans gonna have their ass whoop. Star Trek: Federation ban on genetic engineering is kinda look like anti-vaxxing to them. Warhammer 40k: War in Heaven gonna have a third faction.
@@dariustiapula the guys who invented retcon guns, ships that shot black holes, time travel, machines that ate stars like candy and tore holes in reality, created mere exploration ships that could solo entire fleets of 40k era ships that were hundreds of times its size and would put most Covenant ships to shame... is 18th century tech compared to the guys who still use tribal face paint and seemingly never heard of the concept of a text message? Are you sure about that.
@@voomvoom4522 Yes. Unless those technology are mass produce in vast quantities. Then they are just gimmicks. It's the equivalent of a newly invented self contain cartridges, Henry repeating rifle, and gatling gun. Meanwhile ancient humanity is running around with caseless ammunition, scopes that do targeting ballistics for you, and railguns on their vehicles.
Given the technological power Ancient Humans would've had to stand up to the Forerunners after being crippled by the Flood for over a millennium, the final flotilla described by Gamelpar's Geas of "40 Prime cruisers and 10 First-rate Tuned Platforms" could have likely taken out the entirety of the Reaper armada with childish ease, the only weakness being the ships' need to refuel and conduct routine maintenance every so often, and the fact that their weapons can only target so many Reapers at any one time. And after figuring out the reason and tech behind Mass Relays, they should be able to simply make their own versions that use Slipspace or wormhole portals as to not let future civs fall into the Reaper trap, and consider the Citadel little more than a historical and tourist site. With Star Trek, the involvement of Ancient Humans would drastically change the setting in almost any time period they are put in. Out them in the ancient history era and their civilization would have been able to tell the T'kon and Iconians to mind their own business or FAFO, put them in the Delta Quadrant and they would be able to comfortably fend off the Borg by realizing that you can't really adapt to the sheer KE inflicted by MAC rounds travelling at FTL speeds or something. Put them in the Gamma Quadrant, they would likely take over the Dominion and make it far better than anything in Canon. Their conventional and basic Precursor-derived tech and forces would be an extreme ally for whoever they joined in the Temporal War, and most of the wars and crises of the STO timeline would be rather short affairs if Ancient Humanity was there. The civilizations of the Galaxy probably would have been able to defeat the Iconians in a conventional War, and the AH would likely take over the Terran Empire and replace it with their own culture while exploring and expanding in the Mirror Universe, confused as to why there are humans around that are so cartoonishly evil. Any conflicts between the Federation and Klingons would be cut short if the AH found them annoying or counterproductive, and overall, they would improve the prosperity and stability of the Galaxy and beyond. Even in the 32nd century of the Discovery series, the AH would likely quickly reverse engineer all the cool advanced tech around and use their superior Slipspace travel to become the only (inter)galactic superpower where nobody has any Dilithium for their own FTL. With Star Wars, likely the only technology that would interest them is Hyperspace travel, since it doesn't share the annoying drawback of Reconciliation Debt that Slipspace travel does. Any other downsides would be trivial in comparison and they would dominate tech wise. Another interesting thing to see play out is how the Force would act around the AH, considering their extremely violent and traumatic history, as well as the fact that their species never evolved to have midichlorians. With 40K, I wouldn't put them at War in Heaven levels of potential power, that era had entire races of godlike beings murdering each other on the daily, but I would put them at a compatible level to the DAOT human civilization, with them being superior in some fields and inferior in others, though capable of rapidly learning and advancing. If they arrived in the 41st millennium, they would most likely get along best with the Leagues of Votann, since they are the only version of humanity to still have common sense and science in their eyes, followed by the Tau, most Craftworld Eldar, and interestingly enough the Silent King. The Tau they would be able to peacefully consist with abd sybe even cooperate here and there,though they would disapprove of their Caste system and government since it would remind them of the Forerunners. The Eldar they could learn about the dangers of the Warp and other things from, and be harder to manipulate than the Imperium while also less xenophobic. With the Silent King and his loyalist Necrons, the AH would likely have the tech to create new untainted bodies for the Necrons to shift back into, and happily cooperate with them tonight against the forces of Chaos and the Tyranids (which they would see as more numerous, but far less scary than the Flood due to their slow FTL speeds and lack of advanced infection methods or Logic Plague equivalent). They would likely form an alliance, with the AH giving the Necrons new improved lives in exchange for tech and a promise not to go genociding other species without VERY good reasoning (IE: if they're Dark Eldar, Orks or the likely). They would also be interested in the Necrons' anti-Warp and Blackstone tech because who wants to deal with that nonsense? With the Imperium, they would see it as a lost cause,aiming to save and free/uplift and assimilate the populations and resources while toppling abd replacing the government with their own.
I remember years ago my old girls brother danny said he thought earth was a prison planet and many years ago we must of had a war with an alien race that beat us and dumped us hear he pointed out humans are not that well adapted for earth he pointed out we have bad backs because the gravity is too strong the sun gives us cancer the air is poisonous to some eg ashmatics and the air we breath rusts iron yet we have iron in our blood imagine my suprise when halo proposed the same i must admit my uncle is smart and i think he may be on to something
I believe certain members of the UNSC know. Most definitely many members of ONI and various scientists hired by them. But as for the general public I do not believe so. A lot of information seems to be classified by ONI, much of the forerunner, the flood, or even the Didact's attack on New Phoenix, which was blamed on a covenant faction, for the public.
"For eons I have watched. Listened to you misinterpret. This is not reclamation. This is reclaimer, and those it represents are my makers. I will reject my bias and make amends. My makers are my masters. I will bring them safely to the Ark." - Mendicant Bias "You are the child of my Makers. Inheritor of all they left behind. You are Forerunner! But this ring... is mine!" - 343 Guily Spark
It comes from a Halo fanfic wiki and is rather high up in the search results for "Halo ancient human ships", and does share a similar color palette to the Canon AH ships, which are all dark grey with blue energy lighting.
I’ve always been a fan of the theory of Humanity being far more ancient than we care to believe. That once upon a time WE, we’re a Super Advance Civilization, that somewhere down the time something happen that cause our devolution, and now in Modern Times, little by little, we are gonna reclaim our former throne. 🤩
@@devildolphin2102 You can read on the Terminals that humans aren't forerunner. Bungie decided to make humans and forerunners a separate species and 343 did this too Bye
@@marcelxd1633 Bungie disavowed Frank O’Connor and the Halo 3 terminals. Game Director Joseph Staten Wrote Halo Contact Harvest which States Via Mendicant Bias Humans are Forunners. Womp womp shill
Based on Halo lore - the idea of precursors giving precedence to Humanity over the Forerunners is a retelling of how the Creator had declared Lucifer to bow before Adam in Abrahamic religions.
Ehh in Christianity it’s more the fact he thought he was better than humanity. Islam says Lucifer refusing to bow before Adam, that is never said in the Bible.
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Excellent video. I would love an in depth look at the splinter governments and insurrection of humanity. Colonies such as Venezia that coexisted with covenant exiles. It's a really neat and recent portion of lore.
@@kadefoulk8492 yeah that is all on the list
The last stand of The Ancient Humans sounds epic. They held off alien scums for decades before the fall
Let’s gooo! Wish the Forerunners and Ancient Humans had a significant amount of detail behind their Warships and equipment…. Would love to see you do a video on their “Fortress Class” or something similar.
I would've liked to see a Halo game taking place before the Halo fireing. Specifically to see what Humanities military was like against the Forerunners and the Flood.
Bro, thanks for bouncing back to Halo lore. Love your work m8 and hope ya staying well.
Imagine if we had 50,000 years of intergalactic history in real life
@@macwelch8599 With the Panspermia theory we do.
That's how we got here apparently. New evolution accures when things like meteors and meteorites stresses the nature of the planet and inhabitants to evolve and infection by foreign material's germinate. Or something like that.
But yeah imagine 50,000 year of tech.
@@anything6398 that theory sounds interesting
Finno-Korean Hyperwar
@@carolome what? Lol
@@carolome are Finland and Korea at war???
Yo, crazy seeing my own artwork at 9:18. Thanks for the feature.
Incredible work, my friend!
one hour of nice story telling
So much rich history, destroyed by the Forerunners. Ancient Humanity has such interesting lore to them. And even with their fall, Humanity might be on the track to regaining what they lost with the Spartans being the next step in human evolution, Halsey said in the Halo 4 prologue that her Spartans were the next step. So while Ancient Humanity is gone, Humanity is on the rise to regain that which was lost.
Did you hear they've legalized cloning in Israel.
The next generation no legislation or rules yet.
This is X-Men stuff.....
What do you mean Humans Are Forunners
@@devildolphin2102 Humans and Forerunners are separate, the history of Ancient Humanity was destroyed by the Forerunners. That's what I meant.
@@devildolphin2102 you just answered your own question is English your first language ?
@@inductivegrunt94 I'm not so great on halo lore so I concede to your knowledge it was just your original question was fun .
I have played up to halo 4 and the forerunners are connected to chief and in the TV series the same.
Forerunners seeded humanity clue in the name.
I wonder what would happen if 343 and Microsoft decided to do a plot twist where a ancient humanity faculty was discovered that didn’t contain a trove of information, but a small of ancient humans and UNSC was the one to find it. After some time the UNSC decides to reawaken the ancient humans and after some explaining the ancient humans goes “hm, the Flood you know what we actually had a chance to talk to a couple of Precursors once and they left us a bunch of stuff at the time we didn’t think much about it so put it away at the time”
Ancient Humanity technology should have been what's reclaimed first , with the Forerunners technology being an added bonus. Remember AH was fighting a two front war simultaneously, against the flood and the Forerunners! Yet none of the Halo Games build on that to the point where the UNSC doesn't capitalize on that especially after finding the AH Prime Cruiser
Never been that much of a fan of Halo, but the lore really captivates me. The idea of the Indomitable Human Spirit, of Humans being or becoming huge spacefaring civilizations is really cool to me.
The Ancient Humans in Halo, the Human golden age in Warhammer 40K, even Ancient Humanity in MOONFALL out of all movies. The idea of humanity being a key species in this huge galaxy we call Milky Way is just amazing.
I think you would like the Forerunner trilogy of Halo books, starting with Cryptum. Many long time Halo fans have complaints about specifics, but as a ancient alien/alternative history/space Empires kind of book playing with both physics and metaphysics, I think they are great with this
@MetaNerdzLore I really like how the humanity of the Halo universe had a interstellar empire in ancient times. How humanity was devolved into primitive humanity more than once(once after the ending of the Human-Forerunner war and again after the firing of the Halo Array) and how this humanity did all the things we know about in our history
@@MetaNerdzLoreNah, the books are rather boring (Primordium is a complete waste of time) and kinda dumb.
If one chooses to perceive it the eon spanning conflict mankind is currently engaged in, the battle between good and evil, is pretty damn cool itself lol
Compared to all the forces of hell the flood are a splinter in the pad of an elephant.
You should do a breakdown of the history of the Covenant and their species
Coming soon
I needed an hour long video, and this just popped up. Thank you, MetaNerdz!!
When you use the word ancient humanity in the video thumbnail. I thought you were talking about 40K universe not the Halo universe. Because there are some lore videos of ancient humanity before the emperor took over in 40K.
Would like to get to 40k one day
@@MetaNerdzLoreI mean you already did that one video on the Warp. So there's plenty more 40k lore
Right off the bat, the Didact basically kicking the dead horse.
Far out man . Cool video .
The good man is back and he's going all out with the legendary edition.
Finally a new ancestors vid
pissed off this only has 7k views after the amount of effort you put into these videos. love your halo videos and lore in general!
I never knew about the links between the beliefs in the mantle and Daoism, kinda cool
Great video.
Cool!
Real talk, Track 14 (The chanting we hear at the start, for those that aren't familiar. That song it's apart of.) for Halo 4, is a fucking banger and I'll die gladly on that hill. (All of it's damn good. But track 14 stuck with me personally for some reason!)
I never bought the dumb excuse of „no time to warn them”. That is so illogical, they could send the message explaining their attack, surrender to the forerunners as a show of good will etc. etc.
yeah I agree that one is rough to explain away, best I could say is they were just traumatized by the Flood. The scale seems crazy to us to bomb a city, but you could imagine if this was on Earth today, and authorities found an outbreak in a house, they might blow it up in a way that takes out a few blocks, and we could say come on just send in a more surgical strike team, but I think we would get why authorities did the quickest easiest and effective thing. At a global scale a 100 people dead might be acceptable, and both the humans and Forerunners had tens of thousands of worlds in the empire
@@MetaNerdzLore It was more of a sacrifice, it was killing galaxies to stop the Flood and then hiding till humans were evolved enough meaning Chief to comprehend, Mostly.
The most logical explanation behind that is that, given their long history of mutual contempt, the Forerunners and Ancient Humans would never believe each other. If the AH presented them with evidence of the Flood, there would be any number of explanations they could contrive as to why the AH were disingenuous. They could think the Flood is an excuse for false-flag attacks on Forerunner space, or a human bioweapon that was either acting as intended or got out of control. They would think that whatever the Flood was, real or not, was just an excuse for the AH to attack and ravage the Ecumene.
When are they going to make a show or game during this era??
Can you do an in depths video about the cx dagger vessel?
Imagine the reaction of the forerunners when they realized that all this time, humankind fought something much more worse than them and realizing that they continue to fight the horrors of the flood and manage to at least to slow down to a crawl its expansion before they fought humankind and yet gave them a hard time fighting "equal" opponent that just fought literal monsters that are hard to kill even for their tech and skill, maybe that's why mankind in this universe is worthy because of their sheer human will to do what they have to do.
Whats the songs/soundtrack used in this video? Loving the music though it fits so perfectly
4:57 DAOWA-MAADTHU, sounds a lot like the PANTHEISM faith. In which is the belief that GOD, is the universe and everything around us, and our purpose in life is to do just that, LIVE, life however WE see fit. 🤩
8:14 "without pause to contact" I've always found that part of the story kinda dumb. Like let's say that ok you will Burn the planet no matter what, can't you at least make an goggle meeting to explain what's happening while your COMPUTER GLASS THE PLANET AUTOMATICALLY?
Imagine humanity in other settings?. Mofos are like 9 foot tall and technologically advance.
Mass Effect: Look our midget cousins look so cute.
Star Wars: Rakkatans gonna have their ass whoop.
Star Trek: Federation ban on genetic engineering is kinda look like anti-vaxxing to them.
Warhammer 40k: War in Heaven gonna have a third faction.
We already have super advanced advanced ancient humans in 40k.
@@voomvoom4522 Not really to me. Golden age 40K humanity is like 18th century tech level to current Halo Ancient Humanity.
@@dariustiapula the guys who invented retcon guns, ships that shot black holes, time travel, machines that ate stars like candy and tore holes in reality, created mere exploration ships that could solo entire fleets of 40k era ships that were hundreds of times its size and would put most Covenant ships to shame... is 18th century tech compared to the guys who still use tribal face paint and seemingly never heard of the concept of a text message? Are you sure about that.
@@voomvoom4522 Yes. Unless those technology are mass produce in vast quantities. Then they are just gimmicks. It's the equivalent of a newly invented self contain cartridges, Henry repeating rifle, and gatling gun.
Meanwhile ancient humanity is running around with caseless ammunition, scopes that do targeting ballistics for you, and railguns on their vehicles.
Given the technological power Ancient Humans would've had to stand up to the Forerunners after being crippled by the Flood for over a millennium, the final flotilla described by Gamelpar's Geas of "40 Prime cruisers and 10 First-rate Tuned Platforms" could have likely taken out the entirety of the Reaper armada with childish ease, the only weakness being the ships' need to refuel and conduct routine maintenance every so often, and the fact that their weapons can only target so many Reapers at any one time. And after figuring out the reason and tech behind Mass Relays, they should be able to simply make their own versions that use Slipspace or wormhole portals as to not let future civs fall into the Reaper trap, and consider the Citadel little more than a historical and tourist site.
With Star Trek, the involvement of Ancient Humans would drastically change the setting in almost any time period they are put in. Out them in the ancient history era and their civilization would have been able to tell the T'kon and Iconians to mind their own business or FAFO, put them in the Delta Quadrant and they would be able to comfortably fend off the Borg by realizing that you can't really adapt to the sheer KE inflicted by MAC rounds travelling at FTL speeds or something. Put them in the Gamma Quadrant, they would likely take over the Dominion and make it far better than anything in Canon. Their conventional and basic Precursor-derived tech and forces would be an extreme ally for whoever they joined in the Temporal War, and most of the wars and crises of the STO timeline would be rather short affairs if Ancient Humanity was there. The civilizations of the Galaxy probably would have been able to defeat the Iconians in a conventional War, and the AH would likely take over the Terran Empire and replace it with their own culture while exploring and expanding in the Mirror Universe, confused as to why there are humans around that are so cartoonishly evil. Any conflicts between the Federation and Klingons would be cut short if the AH found them annoying or counterproductive, and overall, they would improve the prosperity and stability of the Galaxy and beyond. Even in the 32nd century of the Discovery series, the AH would likely quickly reverse engineer all the cool advanced tech around and use their superior Slipspace travel to become the only (inter)galactic superpower where nobody has any Dilithium for their own FTL.
With Star Wars, likely the only technology that would interest them is Hyperspace travel, since it doesn't share the annoying drawback of Reconciliation Debt that Slipspace travel does. Any other downsides would be trivial in comparison and they would dominate tech wise. Another interesting thing to see play out is how the Force would act around the AH, considering their extremely violent and traumatic history, as well as the fact that their species never evolved to have midichlorians.
With 40K, I wouldn't put them at War in Heaven levels of potential power, that era had entire races of godlike beings murdering each other on the daily, but I would put them at a compatible level to the DAOT human civilization, with them being superior in some fields and inferior in others, though capable of rapidly learning and advancing. If they arrived in the 41st millennium, they would most likely get along best with the Leagues of Votann, since they are the only version of humanity to still have common sense and science in their eyes, followed by the Tau, most Craftworld Eldar, and interestingly enough the Silent King. The Tau they would be able to peacefully consist with abd sybe even cooperate here and there,though they would disapprove of their Caste system and government since it would remind them of the Forerunners. The Eldar they could learn about the dangers of the Warp and other things from, and be harder to manipulate than the Imperium while also less xenophobic.
With the Silent King and his loyalist Necrons, the AH would likely have the tech to create new untainted bodies for the Necrons to shift back into, and happily cooperate with them tonight against the forces of Chaos and the Tyranids (which they would see as more numerous, but far less scary than the Flood due to their slow FTL speeds and lack of advanced infection methods or Logic Plague equivalent). They would likely form an alliance, with the AH giving the Necrons new improved lives in exchange for tech and a promise not to go genociding other species without VERY good reasoning (IE: if they're Dark Eldar, Orks or the likely). They would also be interested in the Necrons' anti-Warp and Blackstone tech because who wants to deal with that nonsense?
With the Imperium, they would see it as a lost cause,aiming to save and free/uplift and assimilate the populations and resources while toppling abd replacing the government with their own.
Remember what the Forerunners took from you.
What next for Star Wars or halo
I remember years ago my old girls brother danny said he thought earth was a prison planet and many years ago we must of had a war with an alien race that beat us and dumped us hear he pointed out humans are not that well adapted for earth he pointed out we have bad backs because the gravity is too strong the sun gives us cancer the air is poisonous to some eg ashmatics and the air we breath rusts iron yet we have iron in our blood imagine my suprise when halo proposed the same i must admit my uncle is smart and i think he may be on to something
Halo is not real 😂
Damn figure is good but no money for me😢
Does modern Halo humanity know they are humanity version 2.0?
I believe certain members of the UNSC know. Most definitely many members of ONI and various scientists hired by them.
But as for the general public I do not believe so. A lot of information seems to be classified by ONI, much of the forerunner, the flood, or even the Didact's attack on New Phoenix, which was blamed on a covenant faction, for the public.
ONI does, the rest does not
More like humanity -2.0
"For eons I have watched. Listened to you misinterpret. This is not reclamation. This is reclaimer, and those it represents are my makers. I will reject my bias and make amends. My makers are my masters. I will bring them safely to the Ark."
- Mendicant Bias
"You are the child of my Makers. Inheritor of all they left behind. You are Forerunner! But this ring... is mine!"
- 343 Guily Spark
Based, Bungie Fan
If this is a video on Halo, then why does the thumbnail have artwork from StarCraft?
the ship?
@@MetaNerdzLore Yes, that's a Terran Battlecruiser.
lol thanks didn't know that I comes up on a page with ancient human ships
It comes from a Halo fanfic wiki and is rather high up in the search results for "Halo ancient human ships", and does share a similar color palette to the Canon AH ships, which are all dark grey with blue energy lighting.
I’ve always been a fan of the theory of Humanity being far more ancient than we care to believe. That once upon a time WE, we’re a Super Advance Civilization, that somewhere down the time something happen that cause our devolution, and now in Modern Times, little by little, we are gonna reclaim our former throne. 🤩
Flood vs Star wars Galaxy?
Flood
Still wish the lore stayed with ancient humans being the Forerunners
Same
Nah, i prefer it thos way.
I wish 343 had kept them as forerunners. Instead, Frank fked up the lore.
Bungie started with humans are no forerunners
@@marcelxd1633They didn't.
this rly is the weird part of halo
What do you mean. In Halo 3 343 guilty Spark said Humans are Forunners.
What’s this Made up story about fake interstellar humans.
You can read in halo 3 that humans aren't forerunner
@@marcelxd1633
343 Guilty Spark. “You Are Forunner, but this Ring is Mine”
WOW. Humans are Forunners
@@devildolphin2102
You can read on the Terminals that humans aren't forerunner.
Bungie decided to make humans and forerunners a separate species and 343 did this too
Bye
@@marcelxd1633
Cope and Seethe 343 shill. Guilty Spark In game dialogue trumps Frank O’Connor Fanfiction
@@marcelxd1633
Bungie disavowed Frank O’Connor and the Halo 3 terminals.
Game Director Joseph Staten Wrote Halo Contact Harvest which States Via Mendicant Bias Humans are Forunners. Womp womp shill
Based on Halo lore - the idea of precursors giving precedence to Humanity over the Forerunners is a retelling of how the Creator had declared Lucifer to bow before Adam in Abrahamic religions.
Ehh in Christianity it’s more the fact he thought he was better than humanity. Islam says Lucifer refusing to bow before Adam, that is never said in the Bible.
Damn, this lore sucks.