Sailors Are Forced To Feed Each Other To The Giant Crab On The Ship
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2022
- In alien oceans, many seafarers travel to hunt for the great Jable sharks despite the risks that come with it. During one vessel's travel, their crew gets attacked by a giant crustacean creature called a Thanapod. Now faced with the consequences of the attack, Torrin makes a deal with the Thanapod-thus, they must now decide whether to follow the creature's demands and sacrifice innocent lives or put themselves in danger for the good of all.
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What I liked most is that despite the awful situation and the brutality that he had to inflict, he never wavered in doing the right thing.
I guess if the crew all voted to go to the abandoned island, he would of told them his plan
Courage and character.
Something that is in VERY short supply, nowadays.
Murdering and betraying people. What a guy.
@@Psyrus88
They tried to kill him, first.
And then they were ALL willing to sacrifice an island full of people.
There was no guarantee that he'd survive and he knew that.
He sounds like a better person than they were.
@@Logan7281X Greater and lesser evil is still evil.
Man this episode felt like watching a whole entire movie. It was like watching the first Alien movie. Where a primordial intelligent predator who's only concern is meat and multiply. Torrin also gives off a lot of the same vibes Ripley did.
What is the show called
@@raullujan9657 I forgot the ep but it's in season 3
@@raullujan9657 Love,Death, and Robots, Volume 3, episode: Bad Travelling
Well it's no surprise David Fincher is behind this episode
I loved this episode
My most favourite episode from the entire series. Love the brutal smart guy that at the end of the day, still do the right thing.
I know right? It felt like reading a story in a printed Sci-Fi mag, and I'm saying this in a good way.
how is the series called ?
Every episode is awesome and it has a bit of everything.
@@ResurrectSky except for season/volume 2. That season/volume was bad
@@bigboi4488 yeah but I think that was due to covid
An interesting detail is that Torin knew that most of the people left behind would be cowards, as they hid while most of the brave sailors fought and died at the beginning of the episode
How do you know they were hiding?
@@noahbuttstrong441 he was one of the cowards that hid till the very end
@@moonar5820 nobody was hiding during the fight in the beginning. You can see all of them standing on the deck when the crab goes below the ship
@bastiat dumb. Doing nothing and causing death is the same as doing something and causing death. You are the sophist.
How is it fallacy if he saved everyone on the island lmao. That’s not fallacy that IS greater good.
This story managed to make the most Machiavellian hero ever conceived. I thought it would be a story of desperation that will lead to Torrin becoming a villain, but subverted to become a solid anti hero.
He sacrificed a bunch of people for no reason….
@@Codeman22 no he didn't, he had to sate the hunger of the thanopod to make it to the decoy island
@@Codeman22 no, it was because they all voted to take the ship to the populated island.
@@gsaexperience8578 they were scared and desperate and he butchered them for no reason. They could just burned the ship and killed the creature like he ended up doing
@@Chefian23 they tried to assassinate him and then he forgave them and then they did it again it was literally self-defense
Those guys went after the crab with the wrong weapons. I would've had a crab cracker and butter sauce.
@@ljblakejr Yeah you can.
Lol
Garlic
Galaxy brain thinking
🤣👌👍👌
or some permethrin......
used to kill crabs, I googled it honest 😏
..so he saw how all the crew members were willing to sacrifice countless innocents and decided to kill them all...respect
@Pinko Slink MERICA!!!!!!
@Pinko Slink hey, arent you the guy, who got destroyed by a comment before in this sektion?
@Pinko Slink can tell you didn't have a good father figure while growing up
@Pinko Slink The way you act/think leads me to believe you didn't have a good father figure while growing up
@Pinko Slink Bro am I supposed to pull up a video of your dad abusing you
I'm still thinking about that crab. It's so smart, it knows so much. I'm willing to bet this isn't the first time it has done this to a ship, it knows it's shell will protect it against even their guns & knew how to speak to Torrin immediately. Yet it still acts like an animal trying to nurture its offspring. It's defiantly sentient, a great example of a sentient crustacean.
And what’s terrifyingly is that there’s clearly more of them around. The captain immediately yells “THANAPOD!” when it comes scrambling onto the deck, which means that they’re probably a relatively common occurrence in this world.
Right up there with Mr. Krabs
@@sinoist742 And the best part, I'm betting it's not even an apex predator. Something in those waters hunts thanapods like it's nothing
Nah thats a baby old one that deserved to be fried.
@@justapillow2443 The Kraken
We’d all love to think that we’d be a Torrin, but I can’t imagine the fear of getting eaten alive by such a disgusting monster. It’s so easy to say we’d do the right thing when sitting behind a screen lying in bed. Great piece on morality.
Honestly tho,
Which is why this sets a great example
Exactly! My move would’ve been to steal a boat and row away. I wouldn’t think to bargain with it and it using the corpse to talk would make my soul shit itself.
It seems like the crew didn’t really care for each other. 😂 I’d be gooooone
Nah, I'd side with torrin. That's just facts. I'd feel terrible letting that monster go after a bunch of innocent people. I'd be terrified of dying, sure. But me dying is better than god knows how many
Death by large unnatural monster is my dream death sooo
@@KDB349 but how would you let him know without telling him? The only chance you’d have would be the part where everyone voted but his plan would get more complicated if you joined him. You could try to save him during the ambush but you wouldn’t know where he was hiding and would probably still get shot during the scuffle... 🤷♂️
The fact that the other crew members are so willing to sacrifice Torrin to the monster at the beginning of the episode to save their own lives should already be a red flag that they are the real villains of the story.
There are no villains in this story, only people trying to survive, even the crab isn't a villain, it just wants to feed its babies.
okay if all agreed to vote O then what torrin would feed to the crab? torrin would have killed all of them anyway except himself to feed the crab in the mean time
@@istheyear-ry1el but that’s you assuming it. We know for a fact they voted against it and wanted to crab to eat the island full of people
I’m confused, if he could kill the crab why didn’t he just do that in the beginning?
@@uggycyvhvyvyv7322 exactly. that's what leads me to believe he had no interest in saving anyone but just wanted to be morally superior
‘Bad Travelling’ is without a doubt my favourite episode of LD+R. The animation is spectacular, the voice acting, writing, direction, world-building, all amazing. The episode’s focus on morality and the acts of humans in such situations was brilliantly portrayed, and Torrin has entered my book as one of the best anti-heroes. Bravo Blur Studio and David Fincher, this one’s a beauty.
What is the name of this show
@@minniebulldozrxboxnation5218 love death and robots
@@minniebulldozrxboxnation5218 why do you you ASK when you Got told 4secs into the video
Fincher did this episode? Then that's why it's so good
The moment the buff guy changes the rules but then the captain comes back up and says a decision was made. That was power karma right there
@bastiat did we watch the same show? 😂😂😂
@bastiat he was a narcissist, trying to be right, in the name of right, but he was a monster and evil dude. In, reality they could go to Phaiden Island but still warn the people. And there was no reason to kill the bug dude too.
@bastiat him killing the big dude is him eliminating his competition, typical narcissist trait trying to eliminate anyone they think could take away the attention from them, look at how he don't have zero sympathy for the big guy or anyone, him wanting to be the leader is also seeking attention and validation.
@bastiat bro genuinely what are you on about 💀
@bastiat they agreed to vote and the big dude changed the terms himself on a whim. then the entire crew was going to sacrifice countless innocent people and tried to murder the one dude with a heart. i pray that you never get in any position of power if you actually defend them 😭
I feel sorry for the last guy but not surprised. He's a coward who just wants to live. He still chose to send the crap to a habited island, and Even though he might've been "Forced" to assassinate the captain at first and hid to not partake in another attempt. He still doesn't care about doing the Right thing, long as he survives. He'll do whatever.
I feel like he gave them chances to change their answers at first but after that mutiny attempt, he pretty much understood where they stand and what he has to do.
torrin counted the attackers and realised one was missing at the end of the action, thats how he had the intuition to look for him outside the cabin. He was as guilty as the rest, just more of a coward
@Pinko Slink To criminals of course.
@Pinko Slink You say that, but if you saw someone being stabbed or heard someone being raped, even if you know you couldn’t do anything logically, you will still feel the initial guttural fear and call to action. Imagine, the guilt you would feel if you saw that and knew you couldn’t do anything, it’s not like you would say “oh well, morality is just an option based on opinion! That does not involve any instinctual endogenous chemicals time to turn my empathy off like a switch!…” it doesn’t work like that. Morality extends to intrinsic feelings of compassion and empathy, which for the sake of order and society, most of us possess.
And even in the cases of people who aren’t able to be good, because they live in unfortunate circumstances, it’s only because they don’t have the choice most of the time. People who are born into disgusting, unfortunate, crime-ridden underworlds very rarely are educated and raised under righteous people and circumstances and thus it is all they know, however, they might still share kinship, trust, humour and moral code among each other, and even in the case of some criminals who don’t, they aren’t necessarily excluded from being capable of using those emotional/social centres in their brain.
But I assume I’m talking to someone, who is capable of discerning good from bad. And so a quick question… if you are so sure of this notion of optional morality, then why aren’t you outside raping, killing, stealing and destroying as much as you please?
Possible Answer 1: “because I would get caught by the police”
Counterpoint: Why wouldn’t you just kill yourself? If human beings derive meaning from things like religion, hope, science (all of which revolve around a moral core) and in your case you find moral values optional and thus less meaningful, then what reason would you have to not wreak as much havoc as possible and then quickly exterminate yourself, if not a moral one? How would the authority of the police intimidate you. If you outright deny the potency of morality, why would things like rank, civil order and law; the gut-wrenching shame of being judged by peers, society, a court, your family, strangers mean anything to you? If in your estimation you can simply change your state of mind, as easily as blinking, because it means nothing. And unless I’m talking to a genuine psychopath (which I’m probably not) all of these things would probably come crashing down on top of you, like an awesome wave of water. “What if they catch me?” “What will they think” “Why did I do this”… whether you are vile or virtuous (psychologically speaking, most humans are a healthy mix of both) you fear authority, you feel regret, you feel shame and self-loathing. All of these feelings are endogenous and chemical, they linger, they amplify. If you are capable of them, you’re not controlling them.
Possible Answer 2: “well, because I don’t want to kill, rape, and steal!”
Counterpoint:
Firstly, ok fine, but what reason would you have to not want to except a moral one? We are descendants of early humans who operate in tribes, who would rape, kill, steal to ensure survival and for thousands of years that was the order of things. Think about survival of the fittest for a moment. In that period of time so many rivals where killed and thus the genetic programming for that type of behaviour was more refined. But skip forward a few hundred-thousand years and our brains expanded in volume and capacity to consider things like “others feelings” “suffering” “doing unto others, as I would want done unto me” this ability to cooperate with larger groups of people led to this society, which is still, separated into nations, cities, gangs, families, friends etc, which suggests that some of that very old tribal DNA still persists in some space in our subconscious (which we aren’t aware of) and all the assorted nasties that come with it. Where am I going with this? My point is, even if you didn’t have the conscious urge to partake in that behaviour, you would have no trouble vilifying it, protecting someone from it, being vengeful. All of these are interlinked to our inherent tribalism and the knowledge of others suffering, protect your own for everything outside of it is evil, so to speak. That hasn’t really changed it’s just that now we are much more social and so we might think of “family” as our “nation” or our “city” or, if you are particularly virtuous, your family might be the “globe” . You might not be a rapist, but I’m sure deep down you would have no problem watching one hang, if the transgression angers you enough. Again, these feelings are things you would have no choice in deciding. It just so happens that a lot of us (I would hope most of us) empathise that a crime, such as rape, is a sickening act of abuse which deserves to be quashed. And that’s what someone’s moral character is based on, how far their circle of inclusion and trust extends beyond themselves, I’m sure that criminal might feel that everyone is out to get them because their social circle only includes themselves, which limits their ability to empathise and function within a group.
If your point is that of a nihilistic sentiment, which implies that nature is simply efficient, neither bad nor good, then you would probably be right. However, morality would not persist through our development into very intelligent and social creatures if it wasn’t going to serve any function. And thus even if not present in the universe in an objective sense, it is in a subjective human sense/World because it is paramount to society, for as of present you are a still hardwired this way, inescapably. in the case of this video, a moral decision was made by a fictional character, and it saved more people than it killed. To nature, that is efficient. Morality doesn’t appear to be ornamental or beautiful, rather utilitarian and functional and denying it as an intrinsic part of of the programming that constitutes most people (including yourself, I’d imagine) would be the same as suggesting that humanity, as of today, could function without eyes. One of morality’s other applications is to help decisions making. Sometimes you need to make the right decision under time. You’re aren’t going to be considering the existential conundrum of Arthur Schopenhauer when you’re entire family is at gunpoint. Which is why its strange to bring up, what I assume, is existential philosophy onto a video which considers human morality. Those two are separate. You can say that the lives of innocent people “don’t matter” in a more universal sense,but they will to you, which is my point.
And what I find interesting, is even if you took the time to respond to this comment. You would still be applying a moral judgement to it. If you disagree with me then, again, it flips back to an “us and them” concept in which you either disagree with me and perpetuate the tribalism (which in my estimation morality stems from) and go against the point I have raised by thinking that I am wrong and should be corrected to fit under your ideal (I.E the reason you commented in the first place, even if subconsciously).
If you agree with me, the same principle applies.
Despite how long this comment is, I am not angry in the least with you, merely engaged.
But your point is fallacious to some degree, no?
In conclusion:
You can change the direction of the moral compass, but cannot make do without it altogether, for it directs where you go.
@Pinko Slink Moral relativism is cancer and so are the people, Hume especially, whom espouse it.
Absolute load of horseshit, there’s only survivors and idiots
Notice how all of the sailors that survived the initial attack were the cowards who were hiding while the braver ones took on and died to the beast. Effectively the crab killed off all of the crew that would have voted with a circle, all of the crew except Torrin.
Which begs the question, was Torrin somewhat of a hypocrite? He only crept out of the shadows with his coward crew after the thanopad was half below deck with Turk. He put his crew through a series of trials designed to reveal their true thoughts, and decided for himself that they were immoral enough to deserve execution.
He even let the one who didn't take part in trying to kill him get eaten alive instead of having a quick death like the others.
@@marcobodt9750well the crab or Thanapod attacked quickly so I doubt it’s more of that he hid but that it was so quick
The Captain Torrin is the true heroic gentleman with true soldier's heart & spirit. That's what any Naval commander did the best to protect innocent lives even when in deadly desperate situations. His actions maybe looks cold & ruthless, but he's not brutally heartless & selfish like all of his crews. He is the example of a good leader that anyone should follow, learn & loyal to. The best part he took the risk despite all the great fears awaits from his own crews & the monster, also don't even care about his own life just to scorched earth the entire ship & completely prevent the alien Crab from reach the Phaiden Island. I hope the producer & director receive more funds & budget to make this masterpiece story into video games. Godspeed.
I would have to disagree humbly with the claims about being a Good Evil he was indeed a hero thru-and-thru because he didn't have to risk his life to save those Innocents on the island he could have had his crewmates all killed, allow the creature and it's babies to reach the Island full of inhabitants to have a feeding frenzy and just went off and did his own thing (that's if he would have been allowed to live afterwards) instead he used his cunning wits and ruthlessness to not only get rid of those that were evil towards him but a creature that represented the ultimate form of evil therefore in my book he was a hero Undisputed.💯😉👍
@@vmaninc.761 : Exactly well said Sir. 💯 like I said before, a true Soldier's heart & spirit.
@@princevelkan295 Exactly why I have such harsh criticisms of superheroes with their no kill code; I genuinely believe that they can remain aspirational Despite the fact that they take life because when you come across someone like The Joker that is destroying innocent people just for the hell of it you have no choice but to put them down, I genuinely believe if they only did what Torrin did to their monstrous villains They wouldn't suffer such catastrophic Consequences from the aftermath Of their villain's actions!💯😁😉👍
Torrin isn't the captain. He is just one of the crew who had power because he took the captains gun. Though he is a good leader
@@master_shrek1048 He became the captain the moment the guy that took control try to sacrifice him and change the intent of the stick drawing, He tested them to see if they had the character needed to be a leader and a captain of the ship and when he found that he was the only one he took full advantage of it and solidified it by getting ahold of the captain's gun!💯😁😉👍
Watched this episode with my dad and we bonded like hell over it lmao..it was really good!
and then he went to the store to get cigarettes
Corny ass racist joke
@@glenjoke10 and milk.
The crab got him
@@glenjoke10 don't project y'all's horrible home lives over here 🤣🤭
Great Episode. Love the artstyle, reminds me somewhat of the artstyle in the Dishonored-Games, especially the characters.
Art style and setting reminds me of Sea Of Thieves.
Same
The whole episode felt like a sailor’s tale I’d find Dishonored
I love Dishonored, it reminded me of it too.
One of my best friends dad is the co-creator of the game.
@bastiat I’m not lying, I’ve known him since elementary, I’m 20 now. His father is Raphael Colantonio. My friends name is Sandro. His dad isn’t around much due to his work obv.
Absolutely love this show, pretty cool that you are recapping it
What is the show called?
@@Whattheydo2 love death and robots on Netflix
The morality and thought behind this whole movie is great.
Agreed
@Pinko Slink and?
@Pinko Slink Not really
@Pinko Slink Don’t you mean yes. You gotta stick to what you believe in. Just because he said “Not really,” doesn’t mean you have to change your answer to “No.”
@Pinko Slink yeah just do yourselves a favor and ignore this guy he's a bit of a special snowflake, right and wrong is just guidelines to him, which apparently doesn't exist according to him.
100% a sociopath in the making
Loved that episode, MC was basically a dude who goes
"I'm not trapped here with you, you're trapped here with me"
Absolute chad 👌
I'd clap his shit if I ever was around him
With the sea monsters, art style, and abundance of whale/shark oil, this feels like something from the Dishonored universe
The "Dishonored" Universe?
@@natek4488 a video game series.
@@venti2306 Thanks
Serious outbreak of crabs on that ship!
Lolololol
I love how grey are all the characters are. At first torrin seems like a cool headed chill dude. Then jorvan becomes a tyrant bully. The Torrin seems to be weasely tyrant. Then it turns out he was the only one doing the right thing.
okay if all agreed to vote O then what torrin would feed to the crab? torrin would have killed all of them anyway except himself to feed the crab in the mean time
@@istheyear-ry1el this is based on what lol
@@tussalgull5986 What was shown in the episode?
@@user-jh1dc2jr2v he killed them because they are selfish so he would if they weren't lol what kind of logic is that
@@istheyear-ry1elIf they all agreed then they would have had to come up with a new plan, one that this time would involve all of them attacking at once, since all would be actually united in their cause to end the crab's terror.
But the point is that Torrin knew they wouldn't vote circle. That's why he didn't bother to mark the papers. Even Calis, the only survivor of the 5 crew members who actually fought with the Thanapod at the start, voted X.
A commenter in another video pointed out an interesting foreshadow to the “all X’s” plot twist, that the only other selfless and courageous people on the boat died while attacking the thanopod, leaving the selfish cowards and the captain left to deal with it
I personally think this is the best episode of Love, Death, Robots.
Thank you, David
R u da servant of da humbena?
@@Autovaz2104 are you?
This episode really deserved its own Movie it was a short masterpiece. It’s like the type of story you would tell your foes before bed time to scare them but yet it has a deserving ending.
I love tucking in my foes and telling them bedtime stories, nothing scream arch-enemy like a forehead kiss.
What series?
@@manuelfarias4460 love death + Robots
It’s really good bro
This is easily one of my favorite episodes and made me realize A24 should buy the rights to the best episodes and make millions and make sure to pay the writers.
Lol Netflix had that love death robot watch that series
This was definitely one of the better LD&R shorts. Initially you're led to believe that Torin is going to be the bad guy, seeing as how quickly he vied for power and started bossing everyone around after the captain died -- but in actuality, he did so because he knew that he was the *only* person amongst the remaining crew who had the courage to defy the monster.
Whenever i see a giant enemy crab i allways just attack its weak point for massive damage.
Ridge racer! Riiiiidge raaaaaacerrrr
Just dodge his E.
Dark Souls 3 and Elden Ring crabs reference?
@@JayYoungs1992 nah their was a semi infamous E3 moment from years ago. I believe it was Gengi 2
Never watched this series before, but this shirt little clip was epic. Wish there could be more on it.
This episode made me wanna play sea of thief's again
the munity against captain will make sea of thieves awesome
water bucket simulator
7:07
Those giant ticks are more terrifying than the big crab.
easily the best short in season 3, if not the entire series so far X)!!!!
You gotta love how in these monster movies, the creatures always seem to know how to act even in situations that should be completely alien to them. I guess this crab is just really smart though.
Also that captain is the skinniest one-man army I ever seen.
In case anybody wonder, Torrin was the good guy. All the others got driven by their survival instincts, following the pack as long as it allow them to stay alive. Torrin is the one who kept his humanity, although he had to be inhuman to get there
This is the sea. The same yet the opposite of "Mutiny On The Bounty" and the horrific outcomes of ruthless determination on the sea.
Great piece on morality. Giant killer crabs who crave for human flesh, I would not want to be its next meal would be a horrible way to go. Torrin is a rockstar anti-hero he did the right thing and killed the crustaceans with straight fire 🔥
@Pinko Slink you are right morality and good and evil never existed we humans decided to create it cause we fear death and In order to protect ourselves we made the lies of good and evil and look on how a good job the lies of good and evil had done
When humans see someone kill they say “evil” when in reality it is for survival the brainwashing is good
Just keep telling people that good is doing good and bad is doing bad when in reality they aren’t we just chose what is good and bad to prevent ourselves from hurting each other
@Pinko Slink my guy you're leaving multiple comments like this. How attention starved are you
@Pinko Slink you lack morality and attention too, please get a life
If any episodes were to expand on their world, this is the one I'd choose.
You know alot of lives would have been saved if they had sacrificed their boat from the beginning.
Emergency boat couldn't hold them all. A lot of them would've drowned.
@@AN-lt1hq not only that but without the fire the crab would have been able to escape and she would have eaten them all anyway
I think it's because Torrin wanted to kill his crewmates first because of their cowardess
That crab managed to catch them on a ship... Do you seriously think they would have been able to escape in a row boat? Without the crew the crab would have no need for the ship and would have just gone for the crew instead.
@@Bowfella lemme tell you......I have seen a crab swimming.......it was funny but not when the said crab is like in this video..........
Why does a giant smart crab need a ride thru the ocean to this island? Like a bird catching an Uber to the other side of town.
Its cus of the babies it carrying
@@Foat_Gucker Is that a usual thing for crabs to do that? Lol just kidding. Nah it still doesn't make sense to me. Is that the reason they give in the movie? Also if you look closely, there's no black mound of baby eggs underneath the crab when its attacking the ship. Then suddenly there's babies? Nah that dont make sense either. Still a cool looking movie tho.
@@rabbigrape you might as well also question why the crab is so big or why does it have a tentacle that it can use to talk with people or why does it understand english if you really want to compare it with how a real crab works...
because im pretty sure real crab doesnt have tentacle or speak english either :/
@@Gundumb781 Finally somebody who understands where im coming from! Thanks dude! Lol. Seriously, lemme put it another way: when i go to see Star Wars movies, im accepting certain things about the movie to enjoy it right? I.E. Space society, Jedi, Darkside, powers etc. But theres also little things that hold it all together i.e: gravity is a thing, people and other living things can love, need to eat n drink to live and get old. Also everything gets explained eventually in the movie. So in this crab movie, did they ever explain (like u said) about the existence of this giant crab? Or why it has a tentacle that can use a dead human body to communicate with? No they didn't. But they just want you to accept that this thing exist. No past to explain it. So the story is weak already. It's a smart crab that came on board to kill everybody and eat them all but it fell into a hole and settled down. Why didnt it just destroy the ship and eat all the crew in the water? Oh because it talked with the guy and struck a deal right? Ok if this thing was smart to begin with, why didn't it start off with trying to communicate in the first place? Grab a human and talk to the crew? Does a body need to be dead for it to use it like that? No it came on board to kill everyone. Hitching a ride was an after thought. Also why did they need to draw sticks to see who goes down to talk with it? If you paid attention, there's a big friggin hole in the deck. They can all look down and see it. Also the crew would be able to hear the convo the crab had with the guy. Do you just accept everything you see in a movie and not have any questions? A lot of these movie makers don't bother to make sense of little details in a story because they're counting on their audience to be dumb. I don't watch like that.
@@rabbigrape its a short story
The man right there. I love the moral of that storie
Torrin is a good man. I would stand with him to the end.
okay if all agreed to vote O then what torrin would feed to the crab? torrin would have killed all of them anyway except himself to feed the crab in the mean time
@@istheyear-ry1el you keep going on with that, with no evidence in the short film...
I LOVED this one! Best one of the new season!
Should watch this its only 14 minute no point watching a recap and the show is amazing ( coming from someone who mainly watches recaps )
When it comes right down to it we see people's true nature when confronted with the fear of death. Survival kicks in and whatever price must be paid to survive damn the consequences.
hes on test server account, not his real.
This is why i love Love Death and Robots soo much.
Never dissapoits in any chapter.
The scary thing is that the ending meant that Torrin never really needed to kill his crew mates but did so for some reason, he always had the ability to kill the thanapod he just never did
Torrin had to kill his crew because they were cowards and couldn't be trusted. Had he let them know he wanted to burn the ship, it's possible the crew would have been against the plan since they could also die in the fire. That would have led to the mutiny. If the crew did decide to go ahead with the plan, they probably would have fled quickly leaving Torrin stranded on the ship to burn with the beast. The crew sealed their fate with Torrin when he realized they would rather let innocent people die if it meant they could survive.
@@Momoyue He wouldn't have had to let them know though. He could have just done it.
@@witoldschwenke9492 but at a chance he could kill a potential innocent ally, hence why he did the ballot for going off course to phaiden island
He need them alive to be food for the crab during the voyage because the distance to the remote island is farther
@@wptokex
If there’s one who voted for Torrin’s plan and end up dying as food. Your theory would make sense
It was a great episode but if everyone made the same choice and you weren't shot in the start you would know something is wrong
They think that Torrin made a mistake and shot the wrong guy. It only buys him a bit of time as they try to kill him soon anyway.
The voting was secret, they didn't knew each other decision
They don’t know how each other voted which allows them to think maybe Torrin made a mistake
@@przemekkozlowski7835 okay if all agreed to vote O then what torrin would feed to the crab? torrin would have killed all of them anyway except himself to feed the crab in the mean time
@@istheyear-ry1el We don't really know that though, you're drawing assumptions from nothing.
Torrin did the right thing as all of them are willing to sacrifice everyone else to save themselves.
One of the best series ever.
This is was the best episode in their latest season!
Revenge of the seafood buffet platter🦀🦀🦀🦀
This was one of my favorite episodes!
Unrelated, but this is fairly similar to how Pirate raids would sometimes go, as believe it or not, Maritime officers often were EXTREMELY brutal to their sailors and horrifically separated by pay and duty, to the point that often Sailors would prefer to become pirates for a chance of any actual wealth, but sometimes Pirates would offer Sailors a chance to have a ‘Court of the Captain’ where they discuss his misdeeds, misgivings and put him to a ‘trial’ albeit often these were just executions with a bit of flair, pirate captains often used this as a way to negotiate with the Sailors to either just give up and go home, join them, or other things that didn’t involve them being brutally murdered and tortured for their captains goods
Can remember seeing this thinking that he would unleash the Thanopod on the island to save himself .. instead Torrin is the hero we all need .. unwavering in his desire to do whats right
This is such a cool show. Some of the shorts are way out there but some of them are pure gold like this short.
torrin gained my respect the way he finessed all the crew and pulled off the explosion like a badass. love death robots ❤
This is my favorite episode of the season.
This was an absolute masterpiece and I don’t know how it isn’t mainstream. I haven’t been glued to the screen like this since I binge watched Arcane.
I’d watch a whole animated series based off this single episode for sure!
season 1 and 3 are the best if you do want to get into it!
@@dingus3645 Oh I’ve seen then and I’d agree with you on that, this one in particular I could watch a whole series on, or the Rat and Farmer episode also lol
@@JD-ll3kh what movie is it?
@@bukanpahlawan902 It’s a part of a Netflix Series called Love Death Robots
@@JD-ll3kh thank you
Despite the captain feeding all his crews to the crab, he did save the massacre of many
It doesn't seem accurate to say that the Thanapod (giant crab) "retreated" to the ship's compartment. It looked as though the Thanapod had fallen through the middle of the deck, which created that giant hole, and was actually stuck in the lower compartment of the ship; otherwise, it wouldn't have wasted its time trying to unsuccessfully come up the small spiral staircase to chase Torrin.
That's an interesting detail that I haven't noticed even after rewatching a bunch.
I think it gives a rich layer to the story. If the creature hadn't broken the floor under it's own weight it would have surely devoured Turk whole or tossed him overboard like the other crew member and proceeded to kill everyone else on board.
Or, it would have killed enough to send a message, and similarly used Turk's or another sailor's body to communicate where it wanted to be taken. Either way, makes it even more interesting that it curved its starvation urges and those of its children to keep the Turk corpse intact so it could keep communicating below deck
Love death & robots is SO GOOD, the best show of 2019 till now
Oh dude I was waiting to see a review of this episode such a good one
TBH, I think this vignette was the best in the entire series, the CG was incredible, the story was small and contained but also GRAND in that if the creature got to civilization is would truly TAKE OVER, and the execution through the cinematography, lighting and rendering as well as the animation are all top shelf and SUPER impressive!!!!!..
Damn i remember watching this just a week ago and this episode was just SO AMAZING
One of my favorite LDR episodes. This and Sonnie's Edge.
doing a great job with the shorts!❤
This was my favorite shorts in the whole collection, i fully expected Torrin to be the (main) bad guy, but in the end he was the only one who actually stopped the damn crab.
Mans really woke up and said hes the protagonist
This short was awesomely splendid..I enjoyed the heck outta of it.Just a beautiful vison with story telling in visual and wprd.LoudLove..
Easily one of the best episodes on the show!
Idk why but out of the whole love death and robots anthology, this one made me the most disturbed. Its litterally not the scariest thing out there but for some reason it left me so uneasy watching the whole thing.
It's because these things in that universe are quite common to happen.
He should have started with what he ended with. Gain its trust, inform the rest of the crew so they can quietly get the lifeboats ready, then go back down and set the barrels on fire before escaping the burning ship.
Chances wouldn’t be great on the open water, but still a chance and you wouldn’t have to worry about feeding it.
You missed the plot, the whole crew for their own safety was willing to sacrifice innocent people's lives on the island. That's why he decided to eliminate the crew cause none of them were good people.
@@dmitry8218 I’m not disputing they’re bad people, I’m just questioning why they even entertained the stupid crab’s demands from the very beginning. There was nothing stopping them from just leaving the ship on lifeboats with whatever supplies they could carry and setting it ablaze behind them.
It’s not like the crab could steer the ship itself, it needed them for that. They always had that power over it, it just makes little sense to me why they went along with it at all.
@@veritasome5965 Torrin is a a machiavellian sort of human; fundamentally, he's a good person, but he's ruthless as hell. He held that vote to see if there was anyone on board with the deserted island plan, which was the fundamentally good choice since it meant risking self-sacrifice to protect innocent lives. As soon as he realized that they were evil assholes willing to sacrifice an entire island worth of people to save their own skins, he chose to kill them instead so he could make it to the inhabited island and give himself the best chance of survival while ensuring the crab died at the end.
Basically, as soon as he realized none of the crew were worth saving, he chose the option that maximized his own chance of survival while minimizing the risk to anyone not on the ship. If even a single person chose a circle, I think he would have done differently; but he didn't really expect anyone to when he held that vote, it was just to buy time; he had a pretty good sense where the crew stood when he suggested it.
@@Vaprous their actions may have been evil in this regard, but I don’t think the crew were fundamentally evil themselves.
Look at it from their perspective: they’re living a hair’s breath away from a nigh invincible and intelligent giant crab that they’ve already seen gruesomely rip apart and devour their comrades and could do so again to them if the fancy took it.
And the only thing stopping it from doing so is one crew member negotiating with it who is seemingly coming up with different excuses to justify continually killing them one after the other to keep it fed while keeping himself safe. Can you say you wouldn’t be motivated by crippling existential fear to do something irrational to try and save yourself?
We all like to think we’d do the right thing in those circumstances, but it’s easy to say and much harder to do when death is staring you in the face, and far from an easy or painless one at that.
So while their choice to try and take it to an inhabited island to save themselves was reprehensible, I cannot truly hate them for it because it was crippling fear driving them to do so and fear makes people do irrational things they normally wouldn’t do.
We keep seeing Torrin as the hero of the story, but what if he really wasn’t? What if the perception of him by his shipmates was actually correct…that he wasn’t making them choose out of altruism but simply to make excuses to kill them and feed the crab to keep himself alive?
He was safe from such choices simply because he had the only gun, so was it really about doing the right thing or just saving himself? It was easy for him to choose a longer course over the inhabited island because he wasn’t the one that could be fed to the crab in order to placate it long enough to reach it, they were.
Would he still have done the right thing if he didn’t have the gun to enforce his will on the rest of them and knew it could see him fed to the crab instead? We’ll never know.
That’s why I find this story fascinating, it allows us to look at different perspectives and reach a wide range of conclusions in terms of morality and consequence.
@@veritasome5965 I don’t think the understanding is that their evil, but that they’re cowardly, and given what they tried to do to Torrin, cowardice can be worse than evil
By far one of the best videos in the third season
This one Has a strong lovecraftian mythos flavor to it
Torrin is not what you expect these days because our current zeitgeist expect a dire situation like this to get worse with the hero becoming the coward. However while Torren is not what you call heroic, he's certainly honorable in that he looked out for the safety of those on a island full of people and had no intentions to kill the entire crew who wished only to preserve themselves until they tried to kill him.
His logic is that of a utilitarian and I respect that. We definitely need more genuine stories with people who are willing to risk themselves for the benefit of others.
I like how the recap is 9 minutes while the actual short is just 13 minutes or something, it's honestly better to just watch the short than watch this recap, you'll enjoy it way more
Best episode overall 💯💯
This was the highlight of the film easily the best.
That was cool and dark. Love Death + Robots has pretty good episodes.
I thought he was a coward but end up being the only brave hero great recap
That short was a lot better than most big budget horror movies.
One of the best shorts I’ve ever seen. It had an intelligent, believable, and impactful plot in an absurd yet fascinating setting. To be honest everything about made be believe it took place in the Dishonoured universe.
I would have to disagree humbly with claims about him being a Good Evil he was indeed a hero thru-and-thru because he didn't have to risk his life to save those Innocents on the island he could have had his crewmates all killed, allow the creature and it's babies to reach the Island full of inhabitants to have a feeding frenzy and just went off and did his own thing (that's if he would have been allowed to live afterwards) instead he used his cunning wits and ruthlessness to not only get rid of those that were evil towards him but a creature that represented the ultimate form of evil therefore in my book he was a hero Undisputed.💯😉👍
@Pinko Slink than I guess serial killers like Ted bundey, Jeffrey damur and John Wayne gacy don't exist either right!? Give me a break, text me when you finally have all your meds in your system and their working like they should!🙄
@Pinko Slink who hurt you?
@Pinko Slink To believe in Good and Evil is not immature. No one needs to grow from where they find meaning, purpose and truth if it brings no one else any harm.
Even so, to suffer is the truest evil. To say that suffering is not bad cannot work, as to suffer *is* to suffer, and one who loves to suffer is not truly suffering.
As we all avoid suffering, necessarily and by definition, seeking the relief from suffering, then we know that the avoidance of suffering and the elimination of it is the one natural good we can all agree upon. The question then becomes how to eliminate suffering while causing the most suffering.
The only fool here is you, who makes grand statements without a single deeper thought, who takes the Null with no compromise, and therefore submits themselves to a meaningless existence to which they cannot even deny nor reject. We who hold meaning for ourselves and goodness then, can agree with you that your type are meaningless, and that your opinions bring nothing 'good' to the world but screaming tragedies to the wind.
Tldr; You're wrong, and I think you are a prick, replying here to preach a philosophy that is not even yours and insult them for being different than you.
@Pinko Slink evil absolutely does exist, much like good does, just because you are too incompetent to grasp those concepts, let alone realize that they are not physical entities but just words, does not mean that they do not exist let alone not have purpose.
You are the only one who needs to grow up, come back to reality.
Spare me whatever hot garbage you'll probably spew back you are akin to someone screaming the end is nigh at some corner in New York City.
"It's everyone else that needs to just grow up and accept the end is coming!" Yeah sure bud, go take your meds.
@@Denis-VBH it’s true tho evil and good never existed
We humans decided to make it and teach other humans about it because we fear death
I wish this episode could’ve been a whole movie, had a really interesting story to it.
The best stories are the most tight. Which unfortunately is because they are so short
i don't like movies. they're too long and takes so much time. so this anthology shorts format is perfect.
He just “kills” one, clearly this version of earths oceans would have thousands of this sized crab and other more dangerous creatures.
What I like about this story is the fact they don’t explain too much. I’m their reality they have to know these things exist, given the size rate of birth etc. even if other predators were out to kill these crabs it’s not like he killed the last remaining one. If they are not an apex predator, than clearly there are worst things on their version of earth.
This is the best episode of the series
Mr Krabs into an ancient crab from gods.
He cooked the crabs in the end, and should return for some crabs meat.
I love this series.
He just Tricked all his crew and even Deafeated 6 people all at once this Guy's a Hero
I love recaps but we need the OG voice more cause it give a current vibe to the video
Definitely but we’ll eventually get used to this voice
Watching love death robots on shrooms has had to be the most amazing mixed emotion experience ever and it was awesome and can’t wait for the next chapters
Duuuude have you ever watched it off acid or DMT? Shits wacky
I smoked and watched the first 6 or so episodes and that was almost too much. I sincerely hope you were just like on a half G or something because, my lord, your poor poor psychological health xD
Man all that wasted crab meat was perfectly cooked at one pint lol.
One of the best episodes they made on there
The crew seemed to disagree on what to do in the beginning. You might even say they was pretty crabby about it.
This shorts films absolutely brilliant
It’s a Netflix show, love death and robots. Each episode is different, I finished the show a few days ago. Absolutely amazing. This episode was one of my favourites!
This entire season is top notch 👌 👏 🙌