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Did a poor job explaing that its a fanmade. Or his 2 friends r just way too dense lmao

youtube ad revenue. they making money are you? #wheresYourMoney

Not gonna lie didn’t think someone so new would get into a deep fandom idea for mixing geneseed which if you want to know more there’s stuff like space sharks and the badab wars

the pilot in a mech that feels the same pain as the "mech" does, was used in the Evangelion anime series.. Thats as early as i can think of it being originally used but im sure its not the 1st time

ain't there a theory about the praying to the machine actually works cause the omnisire is actually an AI, which would be heretical, cause AI been banned after the men of iron thing, a age where AI turned against humanity like Terminator movies, but no one knows its AI.. Maybe the AI itself doesn't know.. That it is AI or even conscious that it exists.. Just.. Works when its asked well enough.. Idk its interesting

After the Horus Heresy, many of the Space Marine Chapters were sub-divided into smaller and newer Chapters in accordance with the newly-written Codex Astartes. See, the Chapters at the time of the Horus Heresy were considerably larger than the 1000-man strong they would later be capped at. For example, the White Scars were subdivided into four Chapters: the Destroyers, the Marauders, the Rampagers, and the Storm Lords. The Salamanders were one of (if not the only one) the Chapters that were exempted from being subdivided into new Chapters because there simply weren't enough of them left to make multiple Chapters out of. Even back in the Great Crusade, the Salamanders were one of the smallest of the Legions thanks to their near-suicidal dedication to protecting civilians.

It should be noted that all the Space Marine Legions in Bricky's video are "First Founding" Chapters (that is, they predate the Horus Heresy). There have been _at least_ 25 other Foundings since the Horus Heresy in which new Space Marine Chapters were created, usually by dividing the excess manpower from the Legions of the previous Founding. The Black Templars (not to be confused with the Dark Templars), for example, were a Chapter from the Second Founding (31st millennium), and were considered successors to the Imperial Fists. Among the Latest is the Ultima Founding, which happened in the wake of the Fall of Cadia. One of the biggest mysteries is what happened to Legions II and XI to see them removed from the list of Space Marine Legions, especially since the Traitor Legions are still on it. The _Horus Heresy_ novels offer hints that they may have gone renegade before the Heresy, had unacceptable genetic deviations, been destroyed by the Space Wolves, and/or disbanded and absorbed into the Ultramarines, but there is no definitive answer. Whatever the case, all records of their existence were erased.

8:35 That sound bite is spoken by Randy Marsh, from South Park. More specifically, it's from Season 14, Episode 3.

“It’s pumping air into it” what the fuck is that guy talking about?

Purpleh 😂

As I have heared the Omnissiah is actually a C'tan in stasis cell on Mars - who actually powers the vehicles and guns created by Adeptus Mechanicus... therefore that they prey to it actually works and necessary.

THe two "Unknown" legions are "unknown" so people can create their own Space Marine and Chaos Space Marine legion on the tabletop...or so I heared.

Fun fact, those who serve Nergle can’t feel pain or fear. And they have a strong familial bond with one another.

29:08 think of it this way, the less they spend on the imperial guard, the more they can spend on their super soldier space marines.

Cardinal rule: don’t call it a reacts video if you have already seen what you are watching.

If he was an honorable man he would just die? Is that what you were going to say? Die, let all of humanity lose its ability to travel or communicate faster then light but be a "good dude" or what ever namby pamby shit you are going on about. OOORRRRRR sacrifice what amounts to 0.0000000000000000000001% of all humans, so humanity doesn't just get exterminated by all the other factions in the universe, and be bad bad man. Dude on the right I hate more and more every time he opens his mouth.

the skeletons in the chair represent the half dead emperor sittting in his throne that keeps his body alive and the orb is actually liike a portal to the chaos realm and they got dragged into the portal not by the orb but buy the octopus like demon and we dont hear the space marines talk because the communicate in their helmet so that they dont give away their plan or position. the space marines were their to capture the orb to be used to travel over vast distances in space. Astartes is the original scientist who created the space marines and their battalion is named after the scientist. the inquisitor is like a right hand man to the emperor think spanish inquisition and the inquisitor was the highest ranking person in that room but because he was being possessed they had to kill him quick and destroy the body if their is anything left the demon can use the body to take form.

When the Psycker goes fucky you don't hesitate, to be fair they went easy on him they should have got a heavy flamer in there as well.

i'm 2 months late, but no, the Emperor is very debatably a very bad man. Horus speaks a lot of truth, his father did steal power from the gods to create his sons with no intention of repaying his debt, and just forcing his sons to deal with it after never telling them about it. there's a lot he failed to tell his sons that would have changed the course of everything. "daddy isssues" is a meme for this trailer, but even though he's been brought over to Chaos, Horus has a lot of legitimate reasons to hate his father and be furious towards. The emperor being killed off very well could be the only thing that could have saved humanity, but after the events of the Heresy, him dying won't necessarily be a good thing any more

Abaddon the Despoiler, real name Ezekyle Abaddon, wasn't Horus' advisor (officially, he was part of the Mournival, a 4 man unofficail advisory council) he was the 1st Captain (highest rank in the Legion), Captain of the 1st Company and commander of Justaerin Terminators. The guy featured prominently in the first 3-4 Horus Heresy books.

*Milkyway Galaxy.

Watch 40k in 40mins by play on table top. Those guys are entertaining when they play games.

"Its been 10000 years and they're still angry" "You'd thought they would have gotten over it by now"

This dude on the right must be fun at partys...jesus christ

The 2 missing legions in lore have been erased form history for an unknown reason. What it was actually done for was so the player can create their own legion with their own unique color schemes

Guy in middle is being a Karen

The part about the Night Lords v Death Guard is not too far fetched, even though they are both traitors. There are several occasions where, especially between Emperor's Children, Thousand Sons, World Eaters and Death Guard, a simple disagreement over who's to benefit from a claim, would turn into skirmishes or outright war. It might not last long, because there's typically a sorcerer or warlord or champion, who steps in and tells the fighting factions otherwise, but because they serve different ideals of chaos, they can be at odds with one another. Obviously not if an Imperial Guard or Loyalist Space Marine legion appeared, but you get the point. The Chaos Undivided legions, so Iron Warriors, Night Lords, Word Bearers, the Black Legion, and the Alpha Legion (maybe), are perhaps less inclined to disagree with the "direct" chaos legions or each other, but if they get different orders from their superiors, these orders can conflict.

For anyone who is confused I recommend Arch’s brake down of what happens. He is pretty spot on.

Question how tf do you split up a 2 part series into 6 videos I’m not mad I’m just impressed

Learn to use adblock...and tell that "dude" to stop acting like a teenage girl and put his fucking phone down. Reaction videos are the easiest videos to make...so how did you manage to fuck that up?

Majorkill has a great video on the 2nd and 11th, they were the original stand ins for home created chapter

Holy crap! You're right! It was the bag of garbage Invincible threw in Episode 1. Cant believe I missed that detail

"damnit I have to live another day" sounds like Kreig

Why did you stop? 😢

Imperium= united government of all humans. Materium= the universe in its material, physical form. Immaterium= the warp, world of immaterial things (emotions and such manifest there).

Konrad is probably the best written character in 40k but 100% the best written primarch

❤️ "Promosm"

54:37 alpharius was split in half during his time as an infant in his growth tube. As when the primarchs were infants, there growth tubes were chucked into the warp. Alpharius was split in half. Leading to him being 2 people. Both sharing half a soul. 1 half being alpharius and the other half is omegon

40:40 ah no. While most possession means the person being possessed is not in control. But there are a group of word bearers known as the “galvorbac”. Who are demon and space marine hybrids. Fighting as one entity. Together in a symbiotic relationship. Working as one. It’s mutual Benefits. This causes mutations but many are more beneficial for both marines and demons.

"promo sm" ❤️

why does no one address the funniest part when he said "his spine connects to his brain" lol

If you guys are actually interested in a lot of these legions, Bricky does a podcast with 2 others. Call Adeptus Ridiculous its really good, and they go into much more depth

Warhammer tabletop is XCom Tabletop with dice rolls instead of %

Yeah so with the Legions that remained loyal, after the Horus Heresy when they limited the number each legion could have, the legions split up with one segment maintaining the original legion name, and other chapters claiming heritage to the founding chapter while adopting new names and paint schemes. Not every chapter is completely Codex compliant, like the Black Templars, when the Imperial Fists got split up one of the chapters was the Black Templars and they took the insinuation that not being super enthusiastic about the Codex rules meant they were less loyal very personally, and have been on an active crusade ever since for ten thousand years, setting up chapter recruitment bases on each would they conquer. Actual game wise having so many chapters means Space Marine players can create their own chapters and fit them in lore wise. My headcannon with the lost legions is that they were traitor, but the Imperium destroyed them and therefore the records were expunged. The Imperium would want to destroy the records of the other traitor legions but since they still exist and actively are a threat the knowledge of their existence and the whipping of religious fervour that comes with pointing to them as the traitors to kill is beneficial, once they're destroyed then knowledge of them and what they did has no benefit and only exists as a threat to the Imperium inspiring others who may turn to Chaos.

Thank you for the reaction video!

Thanks for this amazing reaction video!

What he means when he said The world eaters were once better than that is that they were originally called the war hounds and were generally a fairly ordinary chapter a little bit violent even for space marines on occasions but not entirely out of the ordinary either, Angron was the worst thing to happen to the legion what the emperor was doing letting Angron live let alone command an entire legion was one of the emperor's dumbest decisions Angron was clearly a broken man when the emperor found him, he's one of the primarch's who probably would have turned traitor regardless if horus had or not, on a side note makes you wonder what the 2nd and 11th did to be destroyed and all records deleted but angron to be fine

I mean the guys are right caliban already being destroyed was pretty common knowledge before the writing of the horus heresy books, every single space marine chapter list in every space marine codex since like 2nd edition has had caliban listed as destroyed and the dark angels codex has pretty much always had the lore on it and they got their first codex in 2nd Edition, the main major plot points of the horus heresy existed before the books scattered across rule books and codex books the heresy books just bring it all together and fill in the details

You guys definitely need to check out more videos of the Krieg. FYI, not sure if you read these comments but I reached out to you guys on Instagram. Looking forward to seeing more reactions from you

Space wolf player here, if you like loyalist marines and melee pick them or the Black Templars. Why use speeders when we have wolves lol