The Best Villain in Warcraft History
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- Garrosh, Son of Grom, will show you what it means to be a real Warcraft villain
0:00 Intro
0:12 Mag'har
5:46 Wrath of the Lich King
9:05 Cataclysm
20:37 Mists of Pandaria
26:18 Siege of Orgrimmar
32:46 Warlords of Draenor
34:36 Shadowlands
35:34 Outro
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Garrosh did the only massive thing which was actually giving the Orcs serious infrastructure.
Garrosh built the Autobahn.
@@HiddenEvilStudios Garrosh made the trains run on time
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And nobody minded the changed but embraced it, even Thrall when he came back to "visit" didn't say anything but probably thumbed up.
Even he was probably tired of his own city.
I think in another path he becomes a famous architect working for the progress of the horde even got invited to give speech about infrastructure in various places (The alliance aknowleddged since Jaina was there when the horde wasnt advanced). though still hotheaded, now he learned to understand about situation first, then punch later.
"it isn't you that Thrall loves, only the memory of your father" that quote must have cut through Garrosh because it true
I feel like that line really started the villain arc 😂
My favorite thing about Garrosh is this seemingly final revelation in his final cutscene in Shadowlands. One of the first things we hear said to him from Greatmother Geyah is, "Your choices are your own." The last thing he claims to Thrall before he dies is, "You made me what I am," and Thrall, MIRRORING HIS GRANDMOTHER, tells him that he chose his own destiny. And in the time that he's in the Shadowlands, he obviously FINALLY realizes that he did make those choices; he did make himself who he became. But then he DOUBLES DOWN, and says he'd do it all over again. Best. Fucking. Villain.
I respect any villain that truly believes in his way until the very end.
@@Smokecrackerryday Look I like Garrosh as much as the next Orc, but he was far from "purest intentions". He started with actually good points like that the Night Elves have been refusing to trade for ages, they forced the Horde's hand. But when he started fighting his own people with the Trolls and Tauren, that went too far.
Hell yeah! Where do I sign up??!
@@Mediados Especially taking the 2nd war with the alliance in Tides of Darkness into account. The Amani were beneficial to the Horde, even when they were backed into a corner, the Trolls would've been screwed without the Horde. And they would've won if it weren't for Gul'dan's thirst for power. Garrosh essentially became similar to Gul'dan in his ambition and thirst for domination.
Except Gul'dan died a coward.
@@MediadosHe still had pure intentions though. Not defending him but think about it from his perspective.
Cairn tried to kill him and Garrosh was tricked into cheating and into killing him. Him being tricked led him to be paranoid. He likely believed that due to Cairn's death the tauren may betray him. Therefore causing him to be highly distrustful of most Tauren. Was he justified in his constant fights with them? No. Is it understandable why he may have thought the way he did which led to his actions? Yes.
Similar situation with Vol'Jin. Vol'Jin publically threatened to kill him. Garrosh knows how loyal the trolls are to their leader.
Not justifying his actions with him constantly arguing and undermining trolls and Tauren. However you can see where he was coming from. He genuinely thought they might betray him and the rest of the horde due to the actions of their leaders.
Funfact: Garrosh wasnt corrupted by an old god.
He was actually fully in control of himself even when he was 50% grape jelly.
That's some willpower there.
Yeah that's brilliant. He doesn't care so much that even old god's corruption can't overtake his mind. For him it is only power. A tool in his goal. HIS power and HIS tool. Only taking, not giving.
So no doubts he could be the greatest hero in other timelines.
@@StefanFlyer He is one of the greatest heroes in other timelines, in fact, every other timeline, this is mentioned in the warcrimes book.
This also debunks the idea that shadowlands is the end-all-be-all afterlife for everyone, because in the Shadowlands raid he is still our version of garrosh(him calling thrall a coward for example).
Shadowlands is not canon and I'm tired of pretending it is.
is there any appearance of at least one alternative character in sl? Can't remember, probably not.
I think this take seat on the same shelf as "legion is infinite and exists through all the universes". Shelf known as "there is no confirmation on this in the game and vice versa the content of the game actually contradicts this". I believe they wanted to do something with this but in the end they didn't.
So it's easier to just drop those ideas and see Legion and SL as verse locked things. Nothing to explain with SL and with Draenor we can say that after escape Gul'Dan tried to "call" his Legion but instead was answered by MU one, because previously Dark Portal connected planet with MU and so kinda snatched it from native (for a period of exp).
majin vegeta vibes
Old gods try corrupt garrosh only to be met by a Uno-flip card
Garrosh is a perfect representation of why the Jailer failed. Garrosh was built up as a character since TBC and when he lost himself in his fury and lost sight of what is best for the future of Orcs by sticking to traditions and the culture of war, it was not a rushed process. Sure, it wasn't perfect, but it was leagues above what Zovaal was supposed to be.
It's even more embarrassing that we had another villain that was introduced and faced in a single expansion, but unlike the Jailer, he was built upon from the massive world building in that same expansion and was deemed as a fan favorite. Lei Shen was such an awesome antagonist.
@@tnvmark2173 very true. Completely forgot about him. The reason why Lei Shen works is because he is a living being that turned into a force of nature. You see the history of who his people are, why he rose to power, why he lost his life. You have all you need to know to determine who he was and why he needs to be brough down. If you had to say why you need to defeat him, you would say "well, he is a megalomaniac with a superiority complex, by which he determined that he is better than others and that his kind should be the ones to inherit the world of the Titans, that everything they do is right and the pandaren, as well as other races, are okay to be enslaved because we are of a lesser race". Now let us look at Zovaal. You have nothing until the very end. Prior to that, all you know is that he is a "titan++ threat" and that he "orchestrated everything!". That is a notion that works well if it is set up. Not so much here. Anyways, there is merit to his character and you could do a LOT of stuff with him but it was an utter failure due to the lack of involvement, presentation, setup, foreshadowing, etc. In the end, he was just a cartoonish villain that people could not relate to. Lei Shen is someone whom you can understand. Why did he come to this conclusion? His people, his father especially, were weak. The "gods"? WEAK! Look at what he did with Ra-den. It is only right that someone will pick up the pieces and fulfil the duty of the "caretaker of the world". Conquest was his call and he did what he did for reasons he believed to be just. Similarly, Garrosh wanted the best for the Orcs and keep their traditions. To not lose sight of who the were, and in such he forgot to look at who they could become. Arthas, gave up everything to protect his Kingdom, damning his soul in the process and even then, the Scourge was an army that was never unleashed in its full potential and when he faced the chance to strengthen his ranks with strong champions, he took it because he could create and army of death that could repel the Void. Zovaal.....had plans. That is what it boils down to. Yes, there is more to his story but with how little we actually know and how badly it was presented, the only memorable things about him were his nipples and the fact that he had more hair than Asmongold.
there's no jailer, it's all fake after the start of lk
Yep Shadowlands was rushed mess. And that s a pitty. There are great ideas never developed proprely. Dk anduin... the Jailer himself.
fuq the jailer hes not a part of the original lore l0lw, was just something the cucked writers came up in haste
Stonetalon Mountain's Garrosh is kinda proof of how fragmented the questing writing and design team and "main plot" writing team are, this is kinda of a problem that have been there from the start and it still there today
ST Mountain Garrosh is the kind of Garrosh they said exists in a different timeline where he is the greatest warchief of all time. Instead of giving us this garrosh they gave us Stalin Garrosh and be like yea, but in this other timeline he is the goat.
@@Linus1871 Fuck me if that isn't a huge middle finger to all Garrosh fans out there. Like you said, Instead of providing us that "Best Warchief Ever" version of Garrosh, where we can have moments like Garrosh and Varian fighting in Broken Shore against the Legion, they instead went like "oh yea, the best version of Garrosh is out there, its just that he's an asshole in this one because fuck you, thats why."
@@Linus1871 Hitler Garrosh*
Not unlike Bethesda. Actually no, Bethesda is worse ATM, quality wise.
There is a dev interview that says Stoletalon was a miscommunication, some of them believed Garrosh were going to take a "Good" path
I think you have the Garrosh Cairne duel wrong. If I remember correctly, Cairne absolutely dominated Garrosh, to the point that Garrosh already believed himself dead. But then by luck Garrosh managed to scratch Cairne with his axe. That wouldn't do anything to Cairne if it wasn't poisoned. That's why Garrosh realized something was wrong when he suddenly won.
Correct. He was getting his ass kicked until the poison set in, and then he was pissed off that it was poisoned because it meant a dishonourable victory
In the final duel, you can hear his voice briefly break/falter with emotion when he's shouting, showing those previous layers of him still deep down in there.
Garrosh did nothing wrong
That voice crack was so incredibly well done. Gods, I miss the tattooed meathead every single day.
It's really sad. But ultimatelly, I don't think It would be fair to blame Thrall for what he became. Garosh COULD have been like Thrall and Vol'Jin, he could have been a great leader that guided the Horde to greatness. But he kept making the wrong choices again and again, learning nothing from his mistakes.
His pride was just too big, he wasn't able to put the needs of his people above his own ego, and nothing shows that better than Warlords of Draenor.
After killing Kairoz Dormu, Garosh got something that very few people get in life: a second chance. He could have built a completly new life to himself on alternate Draenor, but no, he insisted on his mistakes and literally crawled back through space and time to conquer Azeroth.
He is a product of his own choices, willfully ignoring the good advice he got along the way, so he cannot blame anyone other than himself.
@@bigbangrafa8435 This is a great point! Thank you!
Yes, Thrall has an uncomfortably large part in enabling Garrosh's rise, did legitimately drop the ball in being Garrosh's mentor/leader and the fandom's criticism of his mistakes is warranted, but...
Warcraft has a lot of apologists for characters who are unambiguously the bad guys, usually because they can't grasp that villains are still villains even if they have a few redeeming qualities, and you hit the nail on the head as to why: Every time he is *really* presented with a choice, he chose the wrong one.
Arthas has this too. There's a lot of debate over the morality of Stratholme. I'm less sympathetic to 'ends justify the means' kinds of arguments so I don't give Arthas a pass on that one but regardless the character was so arrogant that he'd never really stop to consider whether the things that feel right actually *are* right.
For Garrosh that's his chance to start over in alt-Draenor but goes and restarts the whole damned thing.
For Arthas it's when he receives word he's been recalled by royal decree while in Northrend so he hides that from his forces, betrays his men by hiring mercenaries to do it and then betrays the mercenaries to cover up his lies.
Both situations prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that both characters are wilfully shit-heels even if we love to have them for it. :)
@@Cheebzstathinking of the world as *bad guys vs good guys* even fictional ones is laughable
16:22 Garrosh is so powerful even his mail can punch you in the face.
I believe he studied with Chuck Norris at some point
Ironically Garrosh is written as as classic archetype of "weakness disguised as strength". An ancient literary device which is often misunderstood by other weak and misguided youngsters. A truly tragic tale that passes over the heads of many, particularly the ones who need it the most. One of the mayor reasons of why its so interesting. Hes started his life in weakness, and his fear of it made him weak. Self control and self mastery are the only kind of strength worth anything really.
@@klaussone Yeah because Horde self control over allowing Silvana to became Warchief was such a great idea...
Maybe if they had a bit fear over her leadership they could avoid next war.
@@Blade57331 It is a self improvement trope meant to give you examples of how bad things can turn out if you disregard wisdom. But this are after all fake stories and things fail to make sense if not enough attention was put in there. Real life however is far more nuanced an complex than that. And as a general rule you should expect a whole lot more from yourself and your leaders.
@@klaussone
Weak my ass.
Dude was one of the few characters capable of wielding Old god power without being influence by it.
He was a powerhouse.
The only thing he needed was some socialisation while growing up and he had been everything Grom was and then some.
He had, pedigree, martial prowess, physical strength, tactical cunning.
The boy was damaged beyond belief, but he wasn't weak.
He really was the only character to come into shadowlands and leave it without any contradicting, contrived changes to his character just for the sake of shadowlands, huh?
Garrosh was just that guy.
Shadowlands kinda backtracked on how they made Kael'thas a villain just for the sake of needing a villain in BC.
"ill fuckin do it again" - Garrosh Hellscream, Shadowlands
yeah the stonetallon thing was because of the dueling naratives between two writers. one wanted Garrosh to slowly redeem himself and hated Sylvanas and slowly wanted her to reveal herself as corrupt and a eventual enemy, while the other wanted the opposite for Sylvanas to become a good leader and hated Garrosh wanted him to eventually become a unredeemable villian.... you can tell who was in charge each expansion as things flip floped to their ultimate conclusions.
biggest mistake to redeem Sylvanas
Fucking Sylvanas simps man. Always ruining everything.
So one was an honourable Chad who can bench 140kg and one was a fedora simp
>the other wanted the opposite for Sylvanas to become a good leader and hated Garrosh
Hmm....Sounds like Danuser shenanigans to me.
Sylvanas doesn't have anything to redeem herself for, frankly. Everything she did she was either pushed into through others failures or malice, or she did for her people. I'm not counting Shadowlands, because it was completely fucking retarded from start to finish. (And even if I did, the Jailers 'this was all my plan' bullshit covers that.)
Burning Tel'Drassil was something she was pushed into by the Alliances inaction of Genn Biden's clearly aggressive actions, plus Saurfang's cowardice, to which, everyone suddenly whirled around and blamed her. For retaliating to a starvation attempt initiated during a ceasefire. You can argue it's an overreaction, but frankly, burning one population center to the ground to stop a multi-generational war sounds perfectly reasonable. Especially when, AGAIN, she was put in that position by Genn trying to STARVE OUT THE ENTIRE HORDE.
16:00 I laughed when Garrosh managed to punch her through his letter! xD
His violent ways cannot be contained by mere paper!
He's a great villian, but i wish he continued his honroable path from stonetalon mountains onwards, a hothead yes, but he would have been such an awesome foil to mirror varian in future expansions.
We also lost him too soon, he should have fought the burning legion with us and would have been a great fit for BFA thematically
Couldnt agree more
And it could have saved us from disaster that was shadowlands, man can only dream
He was to late. He never learned. He did that to himself.
@@DiabloTommaso I mean, at least if he lived to Legion he could have good old competition with Varian who can kill more pitlords like they cosplaying Legolas and Gimly?
@@soldiersPL funny idea way too much out of characther but now i want to see that xD
Garrosh seriously should've been a part of the Revendreth storyline in Shadowlands. Just imagine the interactions of Garrosh never listening to the Venthyr and being sent to the Maw.
This is Shakespeare’s storytelling compare to actual wow story.
There is a brief clip in the short trailer "Shadowlands Afterlives: Revendreth" where Sire Denathrius is dictating a letter about the anima drought where he mentions "...our old reliables; our workhorses..." and and during those lines plays a scene of Garrosh having his anima extracted rather forcefully.
Garrosh and Varian fighting in the shadowlands
Idk why Blizzard just seemed to abandon Garrosh while they bring back every other villain over and over.
he was teased during the story and then never used.
in the same scene it was sort of implied arthas was also there in a similar manner but Garrosh was actually shown
It's always amusing to me that Thrall put Garrosh, the known war-hungry military general in a place of power literally known as the "Warchief", then got surprised when Garrosh started doing war things.
I genuinely believe Magatha's poisoning of Cairne might be the greatest contributor to durably fucking up the Horde for all the expansions afterwards. Like, if you think about it, Cairne's death gets us pushover milquetoast Baine to lead the Taurens and puts a wall between Garrosh and the Taurens, gets Cairne's voice of wisdom taken from the council, leaves Vol'jin alone as the last remnant of the Horde's "old guard", sends Garrosh himself down a self-loathing overcompensating spiral of accepting himself as a villain... Cairne + Vol'jin could have been the rock holding up Garrosh as a decent leader, but him being gone was like kicking a leg from underneath the Horde. Made everything else less stable.
The hearthstone book of heroes has been a blessing for voicelines and jokes for stuff like this.
FOR REAL. 👌💯
I really hate how Garrosh disregarded everything the horde was going through and basically continued Blackhand's horde.
All those Orcs who lived through the wars and were in the internment camps WELCOMED Thrall's new ways, because the "old ways" had them butcher children and left them hollow inside. Grom Hellscream himself was described as a mere husk of what he once was and his brutal ways were his weakness, not an example to strive for.
What of the orcs /born/ in the interment camps? They'd no true first-hand knowledge to internalize that guilt, and the miserable conditions in Durotar were the perfect breeding ground for Garrosh's rhetoric to take root.
@@Dreamfillah I belive they were reminded daily by either their captor or the elders. But there was also what seemed like a magical melancholy that affected the green orc without bloodlust. it legit left the green orc in shambles, no matter if they were born before, during or after the first war.
tfw blizzard writers apologized for the ONE quest where he made a lick of sense
you take a guy, put him in control when your current occupied territory has been halved by flooding, dealing with increased aggression from southern and western hostile forces, then you have your entire senior leadership talk shit behind his back isolating him, then you are surprised when he yes ands himself into a corner with a legion of supplicants.
There are no innocent parties, especially in land war.
I mean, it makes sense Garrosh went that way. He never experienced what the old Horde did, or the changes Thrall made. He grew up isolated.
Garrosh is still one of my favorite characters in Warcraft history. I very much appreciate the writers for having him stay true to his character. No one was controlling him. He didn't have any ulterior motives. There really wasn't a "bigger fish" story with him. Him basically telling us that the only mistake he made was that he didn't kill everyone sooner is probably one of my most favorite things ever.
I would've liked if you mentioned things like how Garrosh's actions almost led to Lor'themar and the blood elves almost joined back the Alliance, only not going through because of Jaina's rage towards the blood elves of the Kirin Tor and purging them from Dalaran. Which is funny because that was ALSO influenced by Garrosh's actions in bombing Theramore
The Blood Elves never made sense as a permanent member of the Horde anyways. WoW is hugely narratively limited by its dual faction form.
@@mckendrick7672 have you played the blood elf starting zones quests and what to what conclusion they lead to? If not i strongly recommend, there you are basically told why they join the horde and you experience the joining in its entirity.
But basically they joined the Horde through their connection to Sylvanas, and Sylvanas wanted to help her former people, some blood elves wanted to join the horde out of convenience so that when the time came they could walk through the dark portal and be reunited with their beloved Prince Kael'thas
@@ogy19 I've played through it all, and it still makes little sense. A lot of people were not fans of the fact that they outright made Illidan and Kael'thas evil in TBC - narratively a third faction could have easily been spun off from this, but they instead had to fit the blood elves into the mould they had already built in vanilla. Then again, I also think the Forsaken being (permanently) part of the Horde was a bad choice. The problem with WoW is, once they've defined a race as being part of a certain faction, nothing will ever change. They cannot break away, they cannot kick them out, and they cannot add new factions. It's narratively limiting because all of those would break the game unless they just decided to dissolve the factions entirely.
@@ogy19Much of the horde races don't make sense but it is gameplay first lore second
Even garrosh respected lorthemar's opinions it's just that he knew the guy was a shifty mofo. Hard to call yourself proud members of the horde when your dealing with the alliance under the table.Thats not the kind of thing orcs or any primitive race respects. It's either ride or die. And considering how the elves have an on and off again relationship with the alliance they can always give themselves a convenient out if things ever get too dicey.
Especially since they're so proud you'd find it hard to believe they can work with orcs at all. I figured they'd have a hard time trying not to take offense while they're colleagues make jokes at their expense for not being as rad or having much in the way of edge as they do.
Always a good month when Platinum uploads
I still think stonetalon was a great moment for Garrosh. It adds nuance to his character, and it shows he has twisted ideas of honor, but he folloes them as best as he could. Contradiction and hypocrisy are expected from flawed characters, in a time when despite the conflict, the warcraft universe started to slowly but inevitably homogenize.
I was shocked to find out they made the writer take it back like that.
lol his stonetalon moment is a little bit more than Garrosh being flawed and an imperfect person. He straight up murders a guy because he bombs a school. The pre-patch for the next expansion he does this himself x10 by "nuking" an entire city. Nuanced, flawed characters are interesting. Garrosh was just miswritten because blizz writing is literally 50 different people who may or may not know where they story is going.
@@mattoleary811 I mean, Theramore was a military target. The stonetalon druid school was not.
@@dawn4383Yep those children living in that city were some serious military targets
@@mattoleary811 i see, thanks for clarifying
I think its also important to note that garrosh was heavily losing the battle against cairne in their duel. Cairne was about to end him but with that small injury he suffered and the poison he ended up dying.
I love that there's so much content of Garrosh that voice lines on this video come from Hearthstone and HotS, and it all feels so natural. I love Garrosh's story, and his relation with Thrall honestly makes me emotional.
Another fantastic video ❤️
Pretty sure this is an AI generated Garrosh voice
@@zimboiii9025 nope these are all real, I recognise them all from Hearthstone, HotS and WoW itself!
@@zimboiii9025 only some lines and i think its not ai, but he recorded it by yourself with his WoW edition Blue Yeti mic. And yes, most of the lines are from Hots and Hearthstone
Blizz screwed Garrosh by making him such a psychopath. I remember seeing him in Nagrand and thinking he was cool
no, Garrosh made his own choices, he chose to stick to barbaric tradition and refused to grow past being a bloodthirsty Orc, eventually forsaking his honor entirely.
I'm calling cap, his actions weren't that different from Arthas', and everyone loves him as a villain. They are both good villains in their own right. Just my opinion though.
@@UltimateGamerCCyou stupid or something? Garrosh is a made up character.
@@UltimateGamerCCno, the writers couldn't keep up what characther they wanted him to be, even in WotlK he has moments of introdpection like the Stonetalon one
@@UltimateGamerCCSo you're saying Garrosh is some kind of AI implemented to the world? Because I'm pretty sure who made Garrosh the villain were the ones writing his story
And such a great voice actor, be it Garosh, Ragna, Scorpion or Fenrir. This man has such a powerfull voice.
+ Cho'Gal and WotLK!Arthas Menethil
Amazing to think he voiced Arthas Menethil too. Incredible range.
Patrick Seitz being the voice actor in question. I could listen to him making monster noises all day long. Voiced Renekton from League of Legends as well.
Patrick was perfect as Garrosh.
When I watched Konosuba for the first time and the Dullahan was just straight up Garrosh, it caught me off guard.
It’s interesting to see how wow villains have gotten so bad that people are now nostalgic about garrosh. But now that I think about it, Garrosh is the only villain introduced in WoW that was given proper build-up and character arc
DUDE best video yet, you have the perfect blend, of simplified story-telling, writing and humor! You're a God at what you do and I hope you dont stop.
I also hate you though because this vid made me want to go back to WoW after a year long break. Keep up the terrific work you magnificent beast
I was today years old when I learned that my favorite moment from Garrosh was an accident 🤦🏻 I hate that they forced Garrosh down the psychopath route simply because making him learn from his mistakes would make him the most powerful leader in Warcraft history.
I was okay with them making Garrosh into an antagonist, but it felt like it happened too quick - there was a slow burn between WOTLK -> Cataclysm -> Early MOP and then by mid / late MOP he's just went full Hitler and has started injecting old good juice into orcs. It felt out of character, if they wanted to go down that path it would have been better if it had been built up more or if Garrosh was forced into a corner before he started sacrificing his standards instead of doing it for seemingly no real reason.
For real, my man. I always found it ridiculous that a character that was so strongly defined by his father's fault (drinking the demon's blood and cursing his people out of lust for power) simply went down the exact same path (making some deal with an elder good out of lust for power). Even if everything up to this point was brilliant writing, this turn just completely put me off.
And you can't even turn it into some traffic story like "due to a cruel twist of fate he ended up doing the exact same thing his father did, the consequences of which made him who he was", because he did it fully aware of what he was doing. Just stupid ass writing. Fucking lame.
I think a lot of this could have been avoided if thrall had made saurfang warchief instead. He was someone who was respected by all of the horde races and even some alliance. He had been through several of the wars so understood the heavy toll it could take.
Or if he made Cairne warchief. You know, the guy that was the leader of the race respected by all of the major factions and primary peacekeeper?
I am so mad we didnt meet Cairne in Shadowlands after he was done so dirty.
Right but Thralls choice is the point. He made the soon of the man he admired most in the world war chief because he wrongly believed that Garrosh would lead the Horde as his father had. It was the kind of blind loyalty choice people make in reality which is why i think for the story it was the best choice.
Who says his dad was even respected, besides Thrall? Guy lead his people to ruination and only slightly mitigated his conscious blunder at the last possible moment. Thrall just fucked up.
@@Canukles And didn't even own up to it and continue his early retirement.
@@booradley6832 The duel between Cairne and Garrosh should have been a major plot in cata. It would have shown more the degradation of Garrosh and his inevitable downfall, also giving a major relevance to the tauren race.
But no, lets kill offscreen one of the most charismatic characters of the franchise and make even more complicated a complex story with a lot of unanswered questions that is warcraft 😒
I like it that Garrosh was so tough that he punched Magatha through a written letter. 😆
Mad props to Patrick Seitz for his awesome perfomance as Garrosh
The issue I have with Garrosh's destruction in Shadowlands is he should have been a pure mythic only phase against Denathrius.
Have Denathrius pull from various sin crystals to maintain his power, and then accidentally reawaken Garrosh for him to fuck shit up one last time.
Tbh the idea of a secret Garrosh phase in the sire denathrius fight is really fitting.. i mean Denathrius always blame us for our "Pride" and Garrosh is literally Pride himself like and would be back then a sick turn of events in the Worldfirst Race^^
it drives me nuts when I see comments like that vs what we actually got...
There's a conspiracy that Sludgefist was supposed to be Garrosh, mostly due to his abilities fitting Garrosh, especially the roar which LITERALLY has Garrosh roaring as an icon and y'know-... the fact that it was Nathria.
TBH thrall is kinda an idiot. He didn't see the obvious warning signs about Garrosh and and just kinda let him be the leader. Worried that non-orcs would cause friction.... then just choose another ork other than Garrosh.
Didn't he want Saurfang first, but Saurfang was still grieving his son?
Vol'jin and Cairne told Thrall that Garrosh wasn't fit for Warchief. Even Garrosh himself told him he was more of a general than a leader, but Thrall ignore them and passed the mantle of Warchief to him anyways.
@@shaktosh524 Garrosh was a nepobaby lol.
If not Saurfang, Cairne was the right choice.
Omg finally!! I've wanted a garnish story for like ever and a half!!! Thank you! ❤
Awesome vid! Your work is always improving. Just a masterpiece.
Never understood how Grom is a hero just for fixing some of what he helped to start
orcs coping pretty hard to justify being the way they are
my headcanon is that Thrall and the other orcs who weren't raised in Draenor view him as a hero because of his sacrifice, but that the older orcs like Varok know he was kind of a bastard
Grok? Or Grom. If you are talking about Grom, then I agree with you.
well that cutscene was badass though
Politics
My favorite thing about the Thrall vs Garrosh Cinematic in WoD is that when Garrosh claims that Thrall is just at fault for Garrosh becoming the kind of monster he became, he's not really wrong. Thrall put Garrosh up to be Warchief primarily due to his own insecurities around his abilities to lead the Horde and fears for the Orcish people's culture. Most of Garrosh's bad traits like his hatred and dismissal towards all non-orcish races, his warmongering and bloodthirsty nature, and his refusal to listen to any advice, come from traits that are the reasons Thrall put him in that position in the first place.
Thrall was worried that the orc's were forgetting their pre-corruption heritage, and he was insecure about his position as an Orc who had never known Draenor before it's fall. He idolized the old Orcish ways through a rose tinted lens. Which made Garrosh, a uncorrupted orc who had lived on Draenor all his life and was the son of Grommash, the liberator of the orcs from the curse of Demon Blood seem like an ideal choice. Taking this into account, Garrosh seems like not just the perfect choice, but the only choice to further the redemption of Thrall's people. A redemption which Thrall has essentially made his life's sole mission and has guided every political choice he has made so far.
Similarly while Thrall certainly respected and honored the other Horde races, the Orc's were his people. They *were* the Horde in his eyes, so the idea that even his close friends Cairne or Vol'jinn would be suitable candidates to lead the Horde was unconscionable. Sure they were great and wise leaders, but they weren't Orcish leaders, they had no connection to the old Orcish ways, a lack of connection which even Thrall saw as a mark against himself as a leader. Thrall didn't want the legacy of the Orc's to be just that they were a foolish group of bloodthirsty warriors whose hubris doomed their world. He wanted their legacy to be as the proud and noble race he saw them as. A Non-Orc leader would have just been a huge blow to Orcish confidence, it wouldn't help them to move past their mistakes and it might further the dissolution of pre-corrupt Orc culture. So in comes Garrosh Hellscream, a figure the Orc's could really rally around, someone whose strength would help them feel proud in their Orcish heritage. Whose hotheadedness and tendency to pick fights would only be good for Orcish morale, and who is a proven war hero and leader.
Even Garrosh's complete unwillingness to listen to council could have been a good thing, after all he was partially right about Northrend, and he was the son of Grom Hellscream, someone Thrall extremely respected. Being headstrong just meant that Garrosh would always stay true to his beliefs, that as a cultural leader of the Orcs he couldn't be easily undermined or controlled. That the other races of the Horde's cultures wouldn't overtake the Orcish culture that Thrall saw as the heart of the Horde.
Through this lens it's easy to see why Thrall thought Garrosh would be the perfect Warchief, a true uncompromising uncorrupted Orc who was deeply in tune with the old ways and would ensure a future where the Orcish race could stand proud as at the heart of the Horde. Someone who the Orc's could rally around and offer perspective that Thrall simply never could. In a way, Thrall got exactly what he wanted when he put Garrosh in charge. It just turns out that all of those traits were actually, really really bad things for a leader to have.
Garrosh didn't create a revitalization in pre-corruption orc culture as a noble people in tune with the land, he revitalized all the bad and destructive parts. He didn't help them escape their reputation and legacy as bloodthirsty fools who destroy everything they touch, he just made it so people think of Theramore and Pandaria instead of the Dark Portal. And, Garrosh's mistakes ensured that outside of Thrall an Orcish Warchief would be politically untenable for years to come. Thrall's obsession with the past of the Orc's meant that he couldn't help realize a better future for them or the Horde as a whole. So while he's not responsible for everything Garrosh did, it was because of his own shortsightedness and insecurities that Garrosh got put in the position to do those things in the first place.
That is correct. Perhaps Thrall knew that. Otherwise... why would killing him leave such a burden in his mind, to the point of barely making anything meaningful against the Burning Legion, then waste himself building a farm in some dying world?
I think this is the perfect explanation of why the juxtaposition between Thrall and Garrosh is so impactful, and another reason why his story is so grounded. I think Hiru said it best in his "Garrosh Did Nothing Wrong" video that Garrosh fully believed in everything he was doing because that's how he was raised. Draenor versus Azeroth, civilization versus primal living, politics versus warcraft. Garrosh was leading the horde as WARchief. He honestly believed that everything he was doing was helping the Horde rally back from a post war period of near starvation and poverty.
I like to view it as there being 2 different versions of Garrosh. The first was the bloodthirsty leader of the Horde that wanted to ensure his faction was the strongest, and those who felt differently were just nuisances. Most races in the Horde only joined out of necessity, not out of some similarity in culture. The Tauren were almost hunted to extinction by the Centaur, the Darkspear were ousted from the troll alliance because they no longer believed in Empire building or worship of primal Loa, Undead were being rounded up by the Scarlet Crusade...you get my point. Garrosh viewed the Horde as the home for the orcs, and everyone else was just along for the ride.
The other version i envision is Garrosh after he was tagged for villainhood by the devs. Up to the point of Pandaria were he was corrupted by Y'shaarj, he was no worse than the Alliance. Both factions were plundering this newly discovered world to gain an advantage in the ongoing war. Once again, we see parallels in the real world of this happening constantly, especially between warring nations. Once the Old God corruption took place, it was too late for Garrosh.
I'm not saying that, from a real world, human perspective, I'm on board with what Garrosh did, or how he was as Warchief. However, in universe, it makes sense. He almost certainly saved the Horde after the Northrend expedition, and it was the misunderstanding of the other, non-orcish races that warped him to look like he was much worse than he was. He is a perfectly written Orc, and I hate that we lost him so soon. He will always be my Warchief.
Also, Thrall cheated in the Mok'gora, and I haven't had any respect for him since.
The editing in this video is so funny 😂 I love the transparent garrosh just there clapping at random times or flexing
Do more of these more often please 😊
You've got skill
Garrosh is , in his own way, like Marv from Sin City. He had the rotten luck of being born in the wrong century.
Like how Asmon put it, if he had been born earlier, he might have been the greatest warchief the Horde had ever known
Rather born in the wrong planet and stayed on Azeroth a little too less. If he was raised on Azeroth like Thrall or went much through the first wars, like veteran Varok Saurfang, maybe he would be a little more... reserved in his approach of Horde domination.
He was the greatest warchief
he was a fool who failed to accept that Azeroth was different from Draenor, and in the end he made enemies of everyone, which is the easiest way to fall.
He's also partially Thralls fault. He didn't want the throne, he told him it was too much responsibility for a young warrior who just wanted to live a little. Had Garrosh had a few more years to gain experience he could have made true Warchief.
in reality Thrall didnt have much choice in the matter, as stated in the video, Cairne and Vol'jin were great leaders, but they were not Orcs. even if Thrall had chosen someone else, there probably would've been trouble in the Horde anyway.@@Mediados
As someone who's a huge lore nerd, meaning I already know their story, I still LOVE seeing it retold like this. Please keep making these
Amazing video! Please keep making more and more character related ones
this video was so well done i must say . I love how you used the garrosh character model .
33:25
I would argue the biggest jump-the-shark moment in Warcraft history was the transition from WC3 to Vanilla, but that's just because they had to throw out basically 80% of the plot from Warcraft 3 because it just didn't fit with their conception of faction-based MMO gameplay.
But that's just me :V
A lot of good came after, obviously, but it was very much a "eh, the story can rot in hell, we have an MMO to run" moment.
The Arthas title is gonna be:
The best Orc in all of Warcraft
Arthas is overrated.
@@gkins5474 bro what? 😂
@@dawoodoo8913he's overrated af, all he did was throw a hissy fit, take a cursed sword and do a bunch of ridiculous edgy shit, and his evil plan was to lose on purpose all along so he can resurrect your ass
@@gkins5474Arthas might not be an amazing character but he's definitely one of Warcraft's best. His story starts, ends, and makes sense all throughout, and you can't say the same for most other characters in this goofy ass franchise
@@ExValeFor isn't that pretty similar to Garrosh? Throwing a hissy fit and falling to an old god and do bunch of edgy shit? Both great characters still i wouldn't say Arthas is overrated. Neither is Garrosh.
What a great video, made with knowledge and love for the warcraft lore. Thank you, platinum
Garroshs story is so great because it's a battle we all fight.
It's a representation of the internal battle between one's ideals and the temptation to achieve those ideals through any means necessary, even those that compromise one's honor and integrity.
It's a story of potential and ambition that is corrupted by an insatiable lust for power and a conviction that might makes right. It's a narrative that is similar to the universal theme of the internal conflict between one's better nature and one's darker impulses.
Oh my gosh, I love these. Thank you so much! Do you have a monthly Patreon?
Despite his later years considered a bit of a psychopath it was only natural for him to become one, no? His story was very human (as in realistic) I am glad they didnt redeem him somehow. He was a product of his past, of his shame and Thrall's romanticisation of that past. He idealised Grommash, that orc although at his last moment freed himself was still a bad person and Grommash himself knew it. He fought his bloodlust and often failed. But Thrall's idealization crowded his judgement and caused the Horde more blood and suffering. Thrall failed the Horde in that regard and then ran away to Outland xD. Thrall was also failed to see by his relentless pursuit of peace he made his own ppl suffer which resulted in a more radicalised Orc populatioj who support Garrosh for his promise of wealth and glory.
All this feels fairly well crafted dont u think? Half the reason MoP was an awesome expansion IMHO.
35:37 damn that whole scene you made up looks sick, him sitting on the throne surrounded by Kor'krons looks insane, even with Gorehowl at his side plus the Horde banner at his back. And the animation looks clean as well, good job. Great video! For the true Horde!
We need more videos like this! , that was so good
Garrosh was a hero and was honorable even during stonetalon and the lines he had about the honor there was absolutely not out of character. It was Blizzard that fucked up by making him doing a 180 and changing him into a dishonorable douche later.
My only issue is that in the mak'gora, Cairne was actually kicking Garrosh's ass. Garrosh only got the upper hand after his poisoned axe knicked him.
It's so good to go back to this story. Garrosh left a mark and his story is one of the good memories i still keep from when i loved playing WoW.
Thanks for this!
I love your videos man ! Keep going
Man i think Garrosh is awesome. Hes my favorite Horde Leader. The way he went about it and his leadership of the horde is a massive throwback for me to Warcraft 1 n 2. Where the horde were just like that, blood thirsty and their mission was to conquer Azeroth and nothing was going to stand in their way. Thats always been the horde to me. I understand the horde arc really changed and sort of maybe evolved you could say during Warcraft 3 because they didnt want to be that corrupted version and finally have peace again like they did on Draenor. But ive always felt Orgrim Doomhammers horde would absolutely destroy Thralls version though
Thrall cobbled together survivors under the credo of "we'll do with what we have against a world that hates us and outlast our foes together." Garrosh saw the end result of that as a foundation for a new war machine and kick-started their economy and technology with a forceful boom by no longer compromising on what was desired vs what was possible. his credo being "We are born of greatness, we deserve greatness, and we take what we are owed to forge on," it is humility against pride, and war-weariness against War-eagerness.
@@foulmoodcentral2830 basically the facist focus of WWII era and ultra nationalist of modern times vs a league of nations keeping the status quo with the other major power without direct war like comunist cold war era and modern EU aproach
@@esteban20969564 yeah except this is fun and not real life bs with tired countries being ripped clean of resources, stripped of culture and having their populace being turned into rootless interbred vagabonds.
He's Warcraft's Vegeta, and I loved every moment with him, no matter how stupid it got at times.
He's reverse Vegeta
Amazing video, good job!
Good timing to finally get tusks to drop! Loved the vid!
The death of Cairne could have been a turning point for Garrosh, learning how his decisions made this result possible being used as a tool for evil doing but what do i know about writing
that would require to admit that he made a mistake.
@@UltimateGamerCC - Exactly. Though Garrosh went off the deep end and could've been a villain WITHOUT the hard turns into insanity, I will always applaud that they so perfectly portrayed that his whole issue came down to pride. Growing up he never had any, and then one day someone told him what a great linage he's from and how special he is. Mental whiplash. This is how nazis are made. lol
my two favourite things about garrosh are that 1. he was one of the many voices saying garrosh should not be warchief and 2. that he somehow managed to completely blindside and slaughter an entity that remembered how it would die before it was even born. i fully believe that's why he got killed off so fast because realistically nobody should've ever been able to outsmart this guy.
what entity?
@@perchetuvali243 the bronze dragon kairoz, who helps him escape the trial - you later find him murdered in wod-nagrand.
@@Shiruvi Kairoz doesn't count, since he lost that ability. Similar to Dr Manhatten, he doesn't know the future, he simply experiences time simultaneously and can simply look into the future for the information he needs as he needs it, but it's not a stored memory (that's why Bronze Dragons are sometimes confused on when in the timeline they're meeting someone, since they don't experience time the way other beings do).
However after the aspect powers were lost, all Bronze Dragons lost that omnipotent level of time-sight and could only see briefly flashes and glimpses of possible futures with it requiring consensus from multiple Time Wardens comparing notes to determine the right future. That was the whole purpose of his originally studying the timeless isle, in hopes of finding some way to restore the Bronze dragon's powers.
When that failed to pan out, he decided after consulting with Wrathion, to use the infinite hordes plan that the Hour-glasses power would allow to happen, but ended up having to break the Hour-glass after they failed to break Garrosh out quietly, to transport him to Alt Draenor and drag in alt-copies of the heroes to cover their escape.
the real surprise is thrall choosing him instead of saurfang as warchief... damn, I bet every orc would accepted vol jin as warchief since the amani were practically OG members of the horde since the times of zul jin.
The comedic timing of this channel is hilarious, Garrosh kicking someone thru his letter, Vol'jin getting up after being killed etc hahaha
Vol'jin's sounds and animation in reverse gave me a good chuckle.
Nice trip down memory lane, great video thanks for sharing.⚔️🌠🍀
Ooooh a video about Garrosh neat :)
The peon telling off Garrosh is the funniest thing I've seen all month.
Thanks and Holy Crap, that must of been a lot of work. Love the story telling.
this is your best video by far buddy💯💯
I just monologued the whole part of the raid out of memory, man i love siege of orgrimmar
I still think that Garrosh walking slowly into the camera at the end of the patch 5.4 cinematic is one of the strongest moments in WoW.
you can feel those foot steps
Great video! Thanks
Garrosh was the hero of WoW. We were the villains.
Garrosh was WoW's greatest original character, and an excellent way to facilitate more self-examination of the Orcish arc since Wc3. Was starving in a desert for the atonement of your forebears fair to those born in the internment camps? Hell no, said Hellscream.
Garrosh Did Nothing Wrong
Yup. Dude screwed up and did something.
I'm convinced! Where do I sign up??!
He lost though lol
This
@@ExValeFor The good guys lost the war.
Wonderful video, I think I've watched this video three times over or so in the past couple of days. It's honestly, really a piece and work of art that hits home as someone who played lots during Siege of Org and WoD. His story is grounded in ways which is understandable, I see people saying all the time they don't like Garrosh because he was working against what the Horde stood for at the time but it kind of makes sense. As explained in this video he was ridiculed, and basically bullied for being his father's son because he drank the demon blood. Garrosh really only wanted to live up to this expectation the moment he heard of the great deeds of his father, explained to him by Thrall. WHo - although up for speculation - would've probably exxagerated those stories given his fondness for Grom.
It makes sense for Garrosh to then feel some kind of entitlement, given his father was seen as the Orcs' greatest Hero. He's - as Platinum WoW says - an Orc from a bygone era. And he did nothing wrong. Garrosh even admitted the fact he wasn't ready to be warchief, that he was a warrior, not meant for politics. Thrall not taking his word for it is all on him. Although I do wish they took some more time to work out Garrosh's story rather than rush it. Thrall's Horde was good. But Garrosh' Horde was better. In my opinion, if his advisors and all didn't abandon him he could've been the greatest to this day. Alas...
i dunno who you got to do VO for garrosh but you nailed it
I still say it: Thrall should've made Saurfang the leader of the horde. He was by all accounts the perfect leader. Strong but also wise. Very experienced in both ways and loved.
Eh, he could have been written that way, but having just buried his son I can’t imagine he would want to instantly jump to being leader of the horde. The real answer is cairne, but apparently orcs are just canonically racist and even Thrall didnt wanna test having a non orc at the time.
@@mattoleary811Post Northrend Orcs had trust issues, firstly against the alliance (duh), the forsaken (you know, the wrath gate fiasco that also killed Saurfang Jr., an appreciated orc and son of a respected warrior), and as a result, also the rest of the horde. Saurfang would have been a more logical choice to keep the peace, or Eitrigg, but Garrosh was the hero of the moment. I understand Thrall’s choice, even if I would have chosen the one that could moderate him instead. Hell, Drek’Thar, the old frostwolf seer, would have been better (if he wasn’t also busy helping the Earthen Circle)
Saurfang would be perfect for it. And Thrall would have chosen him if he was thinking rationally.
But Thrall was probably thinking mostly in terms of symbolism. Both Saurfang and Eithrig were corrupted Orcs that fought the Alliance prior to the Third War, and those conflicts were influenced by demons. Thrall idealized the uncorrupted Orc culture prior demons came into play, and Garrosh was a perfect symbol for this. Not only he was uncorrupted, not only he lived on Draenor / Outland the entire time, but he was son of Grom who ultimately saved them from the corruption. That was like a better version of Grom without the baggage of giving in to the demons in the first place.
Too bad Thrall only thought in terms of symbolism. Because if you don't count this context, all you are left with is a hotheaded aggressive warmonger who will not listen to anyone and refuses to be reasoned with. The only time Garrosh had any showed any reserves in judgment was when he initially protested against being a Warchief. Which I find surprising to this day.
I always thought Thrall was being massively stupid, to the point of not understanding why he did it. But him idealizing the Orc traditions that he himself didn't live to see, in combination with his weakness for Grom's memory makes sense.
He was a traitor
Garrosh was another victim of Blizzards mass culling of strong male characters. Garrosh was by far one of my favorite developed characters. The WOD opening cinematic was the best they ever made in my opinion. The chills seeing Garrosh save his father then tell Gul’ dan “Times change” what a scene.
Also comically small Gorehowl.
So much wasted potential, Warlords. Could've been an even more fondly remembered expansion than Wrath.
Bravo! Fantastic retelling! Fantastic animations and humor! the best garrosh did nothing wrong video!
Nice video man
Garrosh was a very convenient character that could push the story and force some Alliance vs Horde action without it being incredibly contrived. Sucks that so many faction leaders are just complete non-characters with no personality whatsoever and are just part of some kind of "Avengers" without any agency of their own. Imagine if there were multiple Garroshes among faction leaders and instead having him burn through Mists of Pandaria as the sole villain, racial tensions just make everything slowly implode over time, leading to one big mess.
Although another thing completely killing the storytelling is the players being ones to solve everything and it's incredibly lame for lore.
The line of Hellscream is pure fury incarnate
what a great video! gj!
Originally the plan after MoP was that Garrosh would escape prison and gather an army for the Mongrel Horde. An army of mongrel races of Azeroth. Gnolls, Quillboar, Kobolds, Ursas, anything intelligent enough to pick up a weapon and take orders. Strange to think that in an alternate timeline for blizzard instead of WoD we'd see Hogger as an end boss of a raid tier.
I personally was never a fan of Garrosh, even from the beginning. I think the thing that frustrated me about him was how rushed his narrative felt.
I would've liked to see more of the Stonetalon Garrosh, I think it would've given more weight to Thrall choosing Garrosh as Warchief over the others. Garrosh up until cata had shown literally everything the Horde was trying to leave behind, especially Thrall, and it just baffles me to this day why Thrall would choose him regardless if they were desperate times.
It would've been interesting to see an internal conflict within Garrosh between what the horde once was and what they were trying to becomes. In a broken world resources become scarce, alliances fall apart, and action needs to be taken. With a heavy heart he could go down whay he believes to be a dark but necessary path until he repeats the sins of the father
What we get instead is a cartoon villain with little to no justification for being there
they made it very clear why Thrall chose him to be Warchief, he was an Orc and seen as a War Hero in Northrend. during that time he showed honor by not outright attacking the Alliance if they was engaged with Scourge. but after Thrall left, the throne only exascerbated his desire to see the Horde be more like the Orcs of Draenor. after Pandaria happened and the people could see Garrosh for what he was, they accepted Vol'jin as Warchief.
What do you mean? Doesn't it make complete sense that the most anti Alliance character on the Horde side to be the one that had basically no interaction with the Alliance because he lived for 20 years on a different planet ??
@@alexandruv.3390 it does make sense. He didn't really care about the Alliance, he cared about supremacy, and so he needed an enemy. If the Alliance hadn't existed, he would've found another enemy, or invented one. That's how those kinds of government work
@@synmad3638 He had plenty of enemies in wotlk (first time he was more than a background character), scourge, iron dwarves, trolls, blue dragonflight... yet in every cinematic the Horde and Alliance appeared together he started bitching about the Alliance and trying to start a dick measuring contest with Varian.
yeah lol i disagree with this entire video basically
there was a difference, the bomb in stonetalon was done on neutral druids, the mana bomb done to theramore was done to a military naval base
That's a very slight difference, if it's all a war of aggression and conquest anyway.
@@mokarokas-1727it’s not a minor difference. It’s the difference between a military attack and a terrorist attack.
@@tyrnip7868 - Was it really? Because the druids would eventually finish their education and be military assets, and Theramore was as much a civilian city as a naval base. There is a difference, but not so much that it would negate Garrosh's 180 on turning settlements into craters.
yeah but they had warning and it was mostly evacuated soooooooooooo @@tyrnip7868
@@mokarokas-1727 you are thinking druids in relation to gameplay. most druids through lore (besides faction leaders) are strongly pacifists
Garrosh is a highly divisive character. To most he's a villain, and to some Horde players, he's the TRUE Warchief. I'm on the villain camp because he did display a lot of unnecessary cruelty during MoP, especially in the Siege of Orgrimmar, where we see the Kor'kron torture Darkspear and Theramore civilians for fun. People also debate whether it was right or wrong of Blizzard to turn Garrosh into a villain, and which writer was to blame (kinda like how the players fought over Sylvanas during BfA and Shadowlands).
Whether you're an Alliance patriot, A Horde rebel, or a Warchief loyalist, you can't deny Garrosh left a huge impact on WoW, in both the story and the game. I still love the revamped Orgrimmar. It's also because of Garrosh and his legacy that we got the Mag'har orcs as an allied race.
He's still my Warchief
i love how Garrosh's letter to magatha gives her a stright punch to the face, litterly
Garrosh was the goat he’s the embodiment of what every player who rolled horde thought they were signing up for not what the horde became under these sorry peace lovers
This, when I joined the Horde in 2005 it was full of metalheads who were well socialized and worked out, now it's just normie sht
@@MrMhtmht the vanilla/BC horde was the dawn of non-nerd/lifting gamers. Absolutely nothing wrong with being a nerd, I am one who also lifts but I’m just pointing out the facts
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I was always hoping for this video
The exchange between Garrosh and the peon had me rolling. "Me not that kind of orc!" lmfao
We all know Garrosh did nothing wrong
Garrosh was a character on par with Arthas in terms of memorable (and tragic) villains. We, the players, first meet Garrosh in Nagrand during the Burning Crusade in 2007 and he has been with the Horde up until Warlords of Draenor in 2014. The quest in Stonetalon did give the idea that Garrosh war brutal, but honorable. But they threw that out the window as the expansions rolled out. His world view of what the Horde was conflicted with what we (the player) saw with the Horde. And even now, I bet that people would still join Garrosh rather than the Horde we have now. His death was inevitable, but Garrosh was one of the best characters in Warcraft history. I refuse to acknowledge Shadowlands as a canon expansion tho...
i mean, garrosh quite literally compared himself to arthas in the war crimes book when he was talking to anduin, so that's a fair comparison to make tbh.
Amin brother. Justice for Garosh our true warchief !
I agree with everything you said my man
I would absolutely join Garrosh’ Horde if it was all about honor, like in that Stonetalon quest. This, in my opinion, is peak Garrosh characterisation. If he had stayed as this warmonger yet honourable warlord, a perfect foil to the peacekeeping Varian, we would have had a wonderful dichotomy between the two.
*For the Horde!*
I'd be the first throwing up the Kor'kron salute given the chance. It's a crying shame we never got those unique Kor'kron pieces to wear, not to mention the high-quality Warsong tabard.
Fantastic video.
Hey Platie, hope ya good ☺️. Relapsed on WoW again cause of you, thanks a trillion million billion!
I'll miss Garrosh. He was a real Warchief.
The biggest mistake ever was taking the Warchief from the Horde. Now they lack a clear central figure, the leader you can rally behind. Ironically the Horde has therefore become more democratic than the Alliance.
the voiceactor for garrosh did such a good job
Didn't you have a garrosh upload before? I remember seeing it before it was taken down, it was hilarious as it had a bit about reading off his list of war crimes during the war crimes novel and the line with the forced impregnation along with the meme audio clip of "huh?" made me bust a gut. I wonder what happened to that.
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