Final Fantasy Player Xeno Reacts to Every Single Warhammer Space Marine Legion in a Nutshell
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- Xeno wanted to learn more about Warhammer 40k lore so in this video he reacts to all Space marines Legions and choses his favorite.
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Alpharius, posing as Omegon, killed Omegon posing as Alpharius so, in mourning, changed his name to Alpharius to honour him.
I am Alpharius, this is a lie.
@@rokkraljkolesa9317 i am Alpharius
OR DID HE?
@@rokkraljkolesa9317 I'm like unironically the actual Alpharius, it's true.
@@VoidHxnter oh, shut up Omegon
Everyone instantaneously spamming HORUS BOTTOM LEFT the moment they saw Horus was Bald was truely the Highlight of your Career.
Getting Venn Diagram'd because as both a FFXIV fan and a WH40K fan, I've enjoyed both Xeno and Bricky and their content. It's a trip to watch Xeems react to one of Bricky's videos.
i recently got into warhammer (thanks Gencon + friend) and have been watching bricky's stuff again (used to watch him from league) so yah this is a pleasant crossover
same here: ffxiv and 40k -- but for me just one more of that venn diagram intersection with Stellaris (@TheRedKing), and we'll be golden.
Im a FFXiV player who just recently started getting into WH40k (just finished Horus Rising and I'm onto Storm of Iron) and this video is perfectly timed for me to watch
Yo same bro. 😂😂❤
The Alpha Legion is so secretive and confusing that even Tzeentch is totally confused.
Everyone is basically Alpharius, posing as Omegon, who is posing as Alpharius, who thinks he is Omegon but is a sleeper Agent faking Alpharius, who is actually Omegon, who is posing as Alpharius, but that's also a lie in the end.
there is another Bricky Video about the Timeline of 40K for deeper Lore.
I would say Tzeentch isn't confused so much as "holy shit I gotta make like 15 plans per one of these fuckers cause holy shit"
Tzeentch, for absolutely no reason, no reason at all: I Am Alpharius
So is there a possibility that they are Secretly Loyal?
Like... The Betraying was all a Lie all Along.
Alpha Legion is really cool, it's just shame that GW has no clue how to write or portray them.
@BeatmasterAC You can't just simplify things like that and expect it to make sense...
The joke you see "Magnus did nothing wrong" is two fold. First off he's sympathetic, as mentioned by Bricky, so many act like he did nothing wrong... but also because he did NOTHING, and the was the absolute WRONG thing to do.
So he did NOTHING, WRONG.
The man is truly the embodiment of making the worst possible choice every chance he gets. Fucking up personified if you will
No no.
Magnus was told *to do* nothing, and he STILL fucked it up.
He somehow managed to find a wrong way to sit on his ass and twiddle his thumbs, which led him to turn traitor, *and then he promptly did it right for the rest of the Heresy*
magnus was told by his daddy to not contact him via his psy power under *ANY* circumstances, as big E was working on the webway project.
magnus thought one of his brothers coming after him, trying to kill him and all his thousand sons was probably a good enough reason to contact daddy.
it was not.
it nearly caused holy terra to be consumed by demons.
magnus did nothing wrong.... but he also did everything wrong.
Magnus is one of the only traitor primarchs i dont feel bad for, he is the reason the space wolves attacked prospero in the first place it was all his fault!
He did nothing the wrong way around
So the failed at doing nothing, he did "nothing" wrong
Never a bald guy representing beauty? how about HANDSOME SQUIDWARD
The fun part about the Alpha Legion is that there's a very real chance that the Alpha Legion have basically been undercover cops... for over 10 thousand years, and none of them are even aware of that until some psychological or even genetic trigger is flipped and they suddenly start shouting "For the Emperor".
Alpharius was given teh choice
The Emporer wins and Humanity dies
Chaos Wins and Humanity dies
So he figured so long as neither side wins, Humanity survives.
@@hammerhiem75 I mean, there is a 3rd option, humanity wins without Big E. Which with Guilliman, isn't impossible,
Spacr Marine 2 will get a lot af people into W40k
40k is so awesome, the ARPG was my introduction to Warhammer and SM2 looks very fun, birthday release as well
The first Space Marine game was the first time I paid full price for an 8 hour campaign and was totally satisfied with the time/money investment. Can't wait for SM2
I’m not sure if that’s a good thing or not yet
thats what me and my friend saying months. there will be alot more. + the tv show
@@ElderGamerXI got it on sale and I am loving it, and while there isn't a big online scene the games are fun even though I get my ass kicked
"there's bad dark angels?"...man i don't know if you'd say there's very many "good" guys in all of 40k
There are exactly 3, and all of them have fucked off
No good guys. Just various flavors of asshat.
That's why I like the Tyranids. Let the flood come and wash everything away.
None of the factions are good.
Some factions contain good individuals
"Good? Bad? I'm the guy with the gun."
-Ash from Evil Dead, also most of the 40k universe.
"Magnus did nothing wrong"
You're right. Big E told him to do nothing,and he did it wrong.
Okay so when it comes to the 2nd and 11th Legions.. We have SOME information.
Both of them participated in a giant ass war called the Rangdan Xenocides. People theorize that one of them died during it.
If I remember right, Horus confronted Malcador (The Emperors bestie) about the missing Primarchs and why the Emperor was trying to get rid of all records of them, Malcador responded by mind-blasting Horus until he stopped talking. This links to the above theory about one dying during the Xenocides, in which one of the Primarchs was swayed to the enemies side before being cut down. Don't want records of your demigod son turning traitor.
Some of their space marines survived also, being separated and placed into other Legions.
There's also the line that a wolf said about killing a primarch in prospero burns
@@krekkaking think a lot of ppl overlook this. Id say the most obvious answer is that indeed a Primarch betrayed the Imperium and was put down, but the Horus Heresy was just wayyyy too big to hide. Although who knows why its still forbidden knowledge now in 40K
The only thing that's ever been said about the 2nd and 11th Legions is effectively "We don't talk about them."
I think a good way to look at Ultramarines is they seem to be the "commoner turned noble knight during time of war" archetype in a culture that also supports it. A lot of them volunteered for genetic ascension to avenge family they lost to chaos, to dedicate themselves to the Empire that provides for them, at the behest of their families who wanted the honor of their child ascending to heaven and becoming a guardian angel that protects and serves them. In that context, the indoctrination of a spacemarine is a LOT more convincing. Very similar to how we view the Roman Legions. The legions from rome who came from farmers, tradesman, servants, priests and merchants alike could all be elevated and made noble fighting for the Empire. Military as a form of status/dedication to an empire is very boys in blue.
Hell yeah men this is what I like to see. Blood for the Blood God, skulls for the skulls throne.
Milk for the Khorne Flakes!
The Ultramarines are interesting due to how nothing really stands out about them except for when the story needs to do an aaapull and let them win. The fact they aren't unique is why they stand out so much. They are the ideal that the imperium was supposed to aspire to be and instead the imperium decayed. They are a look into the imperium of the past. So it's basically them attempting to come to gripes with how much everyone has changed for the worse. They are definitely the most organized faction and probably the only real reason the imperium has any chance of recovering.
White Scars player here, the White Scars best legion despite Games Workshop hating them/us with a fiery passion. If you read even a little lore, anything about the Khan is sheer gold.
also, now you see the rough paradigm of choosing a legion. each one has their redeemable parts, as they are all built to be idealized facets of the human dream or struggle and what must be done to move forward as a species.
Warhammer lore is so cool.. too much I feel to learn though.
Just pick something you think sounds badass and go with it. Most stories explain everything you need to know and are self-contained.
@@CyberphobicKenny What he said. You don't need to be a loremaster on EVERY faction. You can just pick the ones that interest you, read up on them and be content.
I recommend listening to bricky podcast call Adeptus Ridiculous. Thats how i started and i got hook.
Only on the imperium part. The xenos? Not so much.
It's like comparing the history of a continent to the history of small island, sometimes a city, or even city block.
You'll find hundreds important named characters on imperium side, but you'll be able to count with your hands important named characters from a xenos faction most of the times. Heck, the imperium will still outbumber the xenos even if you put together every single important named characters from the entire xenos factions.
It's just something you pick up on over time. Plenty of vids and references circle round the community
Damn, his chat is ruthless. lol.
Is he that bad?
bald*
55:26 that made me laugh hard hearing the blah blah blah as he talks
I think Xenos would have a great time with "If The Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device" by Bruva Alfabusa. It's a fanmade series.
As far as I can tell, pretty much universally loved in the community. I bet he'd have a fun reaction marathon.
holy shit finally xeno is getting into 40k
Dark Angels were even oversimplified by Bricky here.
They do have the Ravenwing and Deathwing in 40k, but those are just remnants of the full legion in 30k. Back in the day, they were organized in a formation called the Hexagrammaton, which was split into six 'wings' that specialized in different means of warfare.
Ravenwing - Jetbikes, skimmers, jetpack infantry, fliers. Fast moving, hard hitting, light forces.
Deathwing - Terminators and heavy infantry. LOTS OF TERMINATORS.
Ironwing - (Defunct in 40k) Tanks, field artillery, and dreadnoughts. Basically a mechanized/armored division.
Stormwing - (Defunct in 40k) Mostly just infantry and the rank-and-file of the legion. Basically became the regular Dark Angels in 40k, and influenced the development of most other Astartes formations.
Firewing - (Defunct in 40k) Not actually specialized in fire, surprisingly. Instead comprised of lots of individual specialists, be they duelists, assassins, saboteours, champions, or bodyguards. Literally just a pick & mix of elite special characters.
Dreadwing - (Defunct in 40k, but suspected to have become the Star Phantoms successor chapter) The most badass by far, and specialized in the use of forbidden and proscribed weapons of mass destruction. We're talking chemical, radioactive, and warp weapons. These MFs left whole planets not just uninhabitable, but utterly inimical to human life.
Gonna drop a quote here, "the Dreadwing was composed of those Astartes whose role was the utter annihilation of the enemy, the salting of the earth and the breaking of worlds. When called out from the ranks, the initiates of the Dreadwing were experts in the brutal tactics of massacre, purge, and the deployment of Exterminatus-class weaponry, though many also specialised in the use of terror as a weapon."
I would clarify that the Deathwing back then wasn’t purely terminators. They did use them a lot, but they were generally used for more specific targets.
For example, the Stormwing would handle large scale battles. The Deathwing are the ones taking out key targets in said battle.
Surprised no one mentioned Guilliman is only wearing a facade of decorum. He tries to act strategic and tactical, but as soon as someone makes it personal, he rages harder than Angron. Like when he tealized Lorgar was a traitor and went to kill him. Or when he woke up in the 40k era and saw Chaos marines all around him.
The original idea for legion 2 & 11 was for the players to make their own Legions with their own rules. Games Workshop realized that was a dumb idea so now they are erased from history because they did something so horrific all records of it had to be destroyed
Only thing is because it so "forbidden" lore wise is that people have come out with stuff like female primarchs and legions for those 2, which tbf some do make sense, such as a legion more in line with the hospitaler ordo
2nd and 11th legion were "erased from all records" lore wise but gameplay wise it was so players could create their own homebrew legions/chapters of space marines.
As for Alpha Legion.....
Alpharius and Omegon, pre-heresy, were shown a vision of the future. In it, there were only 2 possible outcomes.
1: Imperium beats chaos but the entire galaxy is destroyed
2: Imperium loses but chaos is destroyed
Alpharius (who's actually Omegon) wanted to go full on traitor because he thought what the Emperor wanted was the destruction of Chaos (Big E wants to ensure the safety of humanity, if he could do that without destroying chaos he absolutely would) while Omegon (who's actually Alpharius) wanted to stay loyal to the Emperor. Alpharius ends up making the legion go traitor and later dies while Omegon (remember, he's actually Alpharius) ends up taking on the mantle of Alpharius (he pretends to get killed and reassumes control of the legion). Alpha Legion is now a traitor legion, and that's basically that for canon.
What's widely accepted is that because the Alpha Legion is all about subterfuge, chances are they're not actually traitors, they're just pretending to be traitors to weaken chaos from the inside. This is very heavily supported by actual canon events, like a space marine chapter almost being wiped out and the Alpha Legion being out of place in the blockade allows them to escape which is something they wouldn't fuck up, it was completely intentional. There have also been reports of Alpha Legion marines supporting Imperium forces in battle and just straight up fighting other chaos legion forces. Because there's 2 primarchs in the legion, chances are there's 2 factions in the legions. One that stayed loyal and acts as sleepers while the other legitimately turned traitor because they think that's the best way to ensure chaos is destroyed.
Either way, they're the best legion hands down. They're so batshit crazy that even Tzeentch doesn't know what the fuck they're doing and he knows everything.
The real irl reason the 2nd and 11th legions aren't mentioned is so players can just well, invent a legion and play it claiming well it's the long lost 2nd or 11th that are active in Warhammer 30K say right before the Hersey, during it or returned in 40K. It's to give freedom to players to experiment really which is extremely cool when you think about it and you can also invent the Primarch too as their existence has been purged by the Inquisition
Whats so cool when it comes to the Khan is he is the one Primarch who looks like he just wears regualr armor. Even if its powered in some way its way lighter then any if the custom armor other Primarchs where which are designed to be either regularly sized like how regualr astartes armor is or some of the heavier Terminator suits some Primarchs wear
The second slanesh flashes and you go wide eyed and say “I think I am a chaos legion” I simply died laughing
Long story short: around the year 30,000 The Emperor made 20 Legions of Space Marines. Legions ranged in size from 10,000 to 250,000 based on casualties and difficulty in making a particular type of Space Marine.
Then a Rebellion happened, called the Horus Herecy. Where 9 of the surviving 18 Legions rebelled, now called heretics.
However the lost two Primarchs met their fate before this.. These missing 2 Legions were just a reference to the lost Legions of Rome (later lore confirms only the primarchs died, they didn't get wiped out and tons of their survivors were merged into the Ultramarines)... but kinda got adopted by the fandom as the create your own Legion (one Evil, typically the 2nd; one Loyal, typically the 11th). It's also where if you want a unique trait you use these Legions as potential orgins of their geneseed, or the Adeptus Mechanichus modifying the geneseed because they do do this in the lore. Usually to try to fix a flaw but sometimes just because they think they know better than the Emperor did. And yes, even the memories of the Primarchs were erased of the 11th and 2nd Legions, then they were sworn to secrecy on the false happy memories they were given. Even the Traitor Primarchs all have stayed silent on the issue, it seems their Fate was either too sad or too big a risk to them to even mention again. All we've gotten is teases like the 2nd Primarch was a massive asshole, and implications the Space Wolves may have killed one or both Primarch, and we know the survivors were put into the Ultramarine Chapter (but their Primarchs are either dead or something worse...). There's whole deep dive fan theory videos on these two, with lots of crazy theories and all the known snippets of details, after you learn a little more these are fun rabbit holes to go down. The fanfiction community loves to use them as self-insert, so beware any info you find on them it could be coming from a fanfic wiki and not a lore wiki.
As to the Horus Herecy, at the end of the Herecy, Horus was seiging Earth. Where the Emperor, jaghatai Khan, Rogal Dorn, Vulkan, and Sanguinius were. He outnumbered their survivors, but was about to be hit by massive amounts of reinforcements from Roboute Guilliman (the Ultramarines). So he turned off the shield on his ship in a Gambit that his father and brothers couldn't resist the opportunity to kill him before he was forced to retreat... but if he killed the Emperor then Horus would win. They did what he expected and teleported onto his ship to kill him, but ended up separated. Sanguinius of the Blood Angels found him first. Sanguinius was by far the best fighter of the Primarchs but Horus was being empowered by 4 chaos gods. So he tried to turn Sanguinius while faking being weaker, then sley Sanguinius when that didn't work. The Emperor found him next, it turned out Horus being empowered by Chaos was stronger than the Emperor but the Emperor was smarter and crafter. He made an illusion where someone else was him, and Horus slew that different person. The Emperor pretending to be that other person then talked Horus to relinquishing that power from the Chaos gods, and in that moment the Emperor revealed he was still alive and killed Horus but not before being mortally wounded himself (and splitting his soul in half before the fight, the half outside his body may or may not be a newly formed God called the Star Child). Old lore states he completely obligated his soul, new lore implies the Emperor more cleaned it of corruption but had to kill him to do it, so he could potentially be resurrected. 40k is all about the unreliable narrator though, so conflicting lore is no big deal. It's all kinda one big choose what you want to believe things with all the characters and lore being from unreliable. Especially Alpharious and Omegion, as their first and final words are literally "everything I say is a lie".
Anyways after the Horus Herecy the surviving Primarch of the Ultramarines, Roboute Guilliman, feared it was too much power for any 1 man to rule hundreds of thousands of Space Marines. Even though he himself had by far the most survivors and therefore was giving up more power than any of the other survivors. So each Legion, kept 1,000 Space Marines, now dubbed Chapters. Any that fell outside these selected Marines formed new Chapters from the 9 loyal Legions. Effectively some Legions were so decimated they couldn't even make a new Chapter. While others were able to make hundreds. This was called the second founding, and at least 666 chapters were made (including the 9 loyal Legions now renamed chapters), as the 666th is the Grey Knights made from psykers (basically wizard Space Marines) from all chapters.
Shortly thereafter Roboute got mortally poisoned and they basically froze him in status to find a cure.
During the thousands of years between the 31th millennia and the 41st millennia. More Chapters were created by the Adeptus Mechanichus (see Brickies Factions video). It was done in waves, so we got more founding after the 2nd. In each hundreds of new chapters we're made to replace Chapters that got wiped out. Currently there's records of at least 26 foundings, but details on many is lost (this way players can make their own chapters).
Fast forward to the 41st millennia, and Roboute Guilliman has returned from being locked in status and cured. He found that yes, the Chapter idea stopped the Imperium from falling to well fallen Space Marines rebelling. But simultaneously a chapter of a thousand Space Marines isn't going to stop a Traitor Legion of tens of thousands plus demons. So the Imperium was slowly dying against an endless onslaught.
Thankfully one of Roboute's allies a Mechanichus member named Cawl, had upgraded the Space Marines to be more powerful, faster, and smarter. Basically a foot taller with even more extra organs than before with upgraded armor. He had created hundreds of thousands of new Primarus Marines, and found a way to upgrade the 'first born' Marines to become Primarus.
Anyways Roboute put a loophole into his thousand per chapter rule 10,000 years before. Chapters on Crusades to reconqure the galaxy and not playing defense, were allowed to go past 1,000 in preparation of inevitable casualties. So Roboute just launched the biggest Crusade since 10,000 years ago and before the Horus Herecy. All while still keeping the chapters, just now often technically above the 1,000 limit because of the Crusade loophole.
Now there's a gimmick with Chapters that weren't originally Legions. We don't always know who their progenitor Legion was. We often get claims or speculation but conflicting evidence. Some might actually be made of Traitor geneseed, or a blending of two or more Legions, or maybe from the two lost Legions. So insert your own speculation here on any non 1st founding chapter (meaning the original 20, uh, 18, Legions)
Now back to the Ultramarines, they had the most survivors, so got the most founding successor chapters and 3/4th of all Loyal Space Marine Chapters are successors of theirs... we as fans know technically they had merged in the survivors of the lost two Legions. So a lot of successor chapters are likely from the lost 2 Legions but nearly no one else knows that in universe, and they'd kill you to prevent the risk of Rebellion if they found out you knew. Then hunt down anyone you could have possibly told too. All history of the lost two Legions will be purged. Of the few characters who know and are allowed to, they wonder what these lost two Primarchs could have possibly done to be so wiped from history because even Horus wasn't erased from the records.
Later, Lion El Johnson returned too (Of the Dark Angels). And he basically just summoned all his descendant chapters and threw them into his fleet. So they still exist, but kinda don't either. He's basically just remade his old legion, just now with lots of paint themes. He wasn't too happy Roboute broke up his legion.
The 2nd and 11th legions are permanently "unknown" so that Games Workshop always has a mysterious possible heritage for any weird splint legion from semi-canon properties (or even fan works) like the Dawn of War games, where the Blood Ravens are just completely an unknown origin. They're Loyalist Marines and they steal and wargear that isn't bolted down and they love it.
Where did they originate from? Dunno. Who's their Primarch? Not a clue. Maybe they're a splinter of the Blood Angels, but they're denying everything.
Fan-made or author-made stuff too, like the "Emperor's Shadows".
Nobody knows where they came from, but they're canon for now.
Horus tried to mention them infront of malcador and got strangeled for it.
48:35 "The salamanders hail from a very huggy boy."
Lmfao I died when I heard that part
Someone Please Introduce Xeno to the Space King series.
It's the Warhammer 40k show we deserve.
Hell yeah! I feel like Xeems is the target audience for 40k. This is an arc I'm here for!
As to demon Primarchs... it's actually a sidegrade not an upgrade. A regular Primarch can still beat them. They may look bigger and stronger, but essentially they also lost things to gain a physical increase in size.
Basically the soul of the Primarch got kicked out and replaced by a demon. The Soul of the Primarch is where most of their power comes from, as it's effectively the soul of a minor God who can break fate. Now, while the original soul is gone they do retain the memories of the Primarch. However the demon now running their body is usually a sliver of the Chaos God they now follow.
The original soul of Fulgrum for example is now inside a clone body, which is stuck in a time loop. So trapped but potentially able to come back into the story later.
Yes, Primarchs are effectively gods, their mortal body can be killed and/or their souls ripped out of the body... but baring possibly Horus (though some new lore might have just retconned this) are able to return after death into a new body.
The Emperor didn’t mortally wound Horus. He hit him with a psychic blast so powerful it ripped his soul to pieces.
Can’t wait to see him react to the xenos races, the eldar are very cool.
Alpha Legion because they're bald. Blood Angels because there's the word Blood in the name. Death Guard cause they look cool. Ultramarines because he's vanilla.
Your chat bullying you about the bald thing at the end cracked me up. 😂
Legions 2 and 11 used to be create a legion custom made by players. They scrapped it but wrote the original lore with 20 rather then 18 and had the Horus heresy be split 10 v 10. So new lore made both of them Illuminati scrubbed from all records. And you are a heretic for implying they ever existed. Hence why he makes that joke for both legions.
the horus heresy was 9v9, the two unknown legions were scrubbed before the heresy.
@@Null_Experisthis is untrue unfortunately because those custom legions were specifically set to be either loyal or traitor and was why they were made in a pair. They were written to have participated in the heresy itself. You can’t be a traitor if you didn’t betray. That doesn’t even make sense.
The Ultramarines used to be the end all, be all, best Legion in the Emperium, usually not for legit reasons, but because one of the writers, Matt Ward I think it was, made them that way. They were his favorite Legion, and simply made them the best and lost very few, if any battles at all. Then a few years ago, they were nerfed so that they weren't Mary Sues, and I think they poke fun at how perfect and serious they constantly were.
The alpha legion have a fun special ability in the Horus Heresy tabletop which allows them to take a special unit from other legions to use.
This is actually really interesting. Would love to see more Warhammer lore racts.
Night Lords legit have some of the best books in 40K and by a long shot. They are by far some of the most relatable and human of the Space Marines and the Night Lords trillogy really has you caring about them despite all the horrible shit they do. Night Lords have some of the best characters: Talos Valcoran and his whole squad, Sevatar, Decimus, etc.
So here’s some lore drop about the Iron Hands motto:
There is an excerpt of a story where an Iron Hands and Salamanders space marine are conversing, and when the Iron Hands says the motto, the Salamander scolds him for “not knowing the true meaning of the phrase,” and that _Vulkan_ said it first. The full quip is: “The flesh is weak, but deeds endure,” and Ferrus Manus liked it so much that he started saying it himself.
It took him less than a second of seeing Slaanesh to be converted :D
In the 40k universe, all records of the 2nd and 11th Primarchs were erased. IRL, GW did this so fans could create their own original Space Marine Legions that aren't part of the canon 18.
2nd and 11th Legions are a carry over from very early 40K. It was basically "make your own legion" one for Loyalists and one for Chaos. They eventually scrapped that idea and went with "make your own chapters from already existing legions" and in universe the two legions got the ultimate erradication sanction where they were wiped out from all records and even- memories.
There's a scene in one of the books where Horus talks with Malcador- Emperor's 2nd in comand and best friend- and he tries saying the name of one of the "lost Primarchs" but Malcador force chokes him so hard blood vessels in his eyes pop and he almost gets his windpipe completely crushed. Horus was on the floor grasping for air with the Khan and Alpharius there freaked out and scared which is a testiment to how powerful Malcador is when he scares a dude that solo wiped an entire army of Orks in 30 minutes flat and a dude that was raised by him from birth.
I never new a whole lot about 40k but goddamn the lore is fuckin sick, also the salamanders where my favorite :>
In case we need to make it clear how “Scorched Earth” The Lion and, by extension, the Dark Angels are: You will notice that the traitor Primarchs don’t exactly have their homeworlds anymore…Yeah The Lion and The Dark Angels had a hand in that.
idk why ppl mad on pausing video ON A REACTION VIDEO.
if ppl dont want pause, just watch the original
A Xeno-Bricky collab would melt the internet, also a Xeno hair tonic flavor gammer supp please
Iron Warriors are absolute bitches, because Peter Turbo accepted the worst parts of the crusades, the worst of the fighting, made his legion fight in the dumbest ways possible, craved approval but any time someone paid attention to him he would just complain nonstop, he put himself in Hell and demanded sympathy and headpats over a completely voluntary situation that he chose to be in. Imagine jumping into a sewer for no reason, rolling in shit, not _telling anyone_ that you did it, then getting mad when no one volunteers to give you a sponge bath after you're done. And when someone asks you why you did any of that later, your immediately screech at them like a feral cat. That's Peter Turbo.
TOP 5' TEH FOIT:
1. TEH WOLVES - ( WILD LIKE' SQUIGHOG BOYZ)
2. SALAMANDAS' - (DAKKA IS FUN' BUT FIRE BURNZ REEL NICE)
3. ULTRAGITZ - (DER' BIG BOSS GETZ' TEH FOIT GOIN' FER DER' WAAAAGH)
4. WORLD MUNCHERZ - (DEY DO ONE THING, AN' THATZ FOITIN' , CEPT FER' WHAT DER' BIG BOSS DID....WE' NEVER FORGETTIN' DAT! )
5. FAST SCARZ - (DEY LIKE TEH' GO REEL REEL FAST, WE LIKEZ' TEH GO FAST TOO!)
Lowkey surprise Xenos wasn't already a W40k. Seems like it'd be his thing for sure.
So while the Night Lords are the worst legion, they also have some of the best characters. First Captain Sevatar was one of the best duelists of all space marines, Talos Valcoran shared Konrad's future sight. The legion as a whole was originally meant to be the Emperor's justice, but they were corrupted by Nostramo sending the worst recruits. So many of the named characters lament and hate what their legion has become.
That being said, they are the worst. Worst fighters, commit the worst crimes. And theyre the best boys. We love em
I appreciate all the Super Best Friends references
I am bald too. And my favourite legion is Alpha Legion. The other ones I really like a lot as well are Death Guard, Salamanders, Iron Hands and Emperor's Children.
Omg yes, bricky content! I'm so bricked up rn. You'll love his content, reviews, and his podcast youtube "adeptus ridiculous"
9:28 He fuckin knew it already
The primarchs of the 2nd and 11th legions have been mentioned as being present for important meetings, but as far as I know, are not described in any meaningful way.
Xeno about to find out real soon about the shark-based space marine chapter…..
loved whenever xeno looked at the images & lore and was like - "damn that's cool".
warhammer lore of pre-2016 era is fucking godlike.
A shame that it's run by a modern day cabal of suits. Everything rots.
Love seeing the guy in the chat saying Thousand Sins did nothing wrong. Meanwhile, everything they do is pretty fuckin evil
Missed the Silver Skulls.
Favorite Loyalist Legion is the Salamanders
Favorite Chaos Legion is the Deathguard.
My favorite chapter however will forever be the Carcharodons. Cause Space Sharks are cool as shit.
Let's go Space Marines!
totally skipped over the fact that the space wolves can sometimes just become werewolves
I am so here for this. Love Bricky and adeptus ridiculous cast. 40k universe is amazing.
Not shown: ALL THE PUASING VeryVeryWeirdMan
"Im just gonna watch this and stfu"
Literally 15 seconds of quiet New record im proud
i love it when folks discover bricky's wh40k lore videos
Bricky is legit one of the very first gaming channel I 'ver watched, o cool
a fellow league of legends victim
Seeing a Bricky Xeno cross over was not on my bingo card but I am here for it! Hope you start to like 40k more Xeno!
Honestly, I have no idea how Xeno didn't just... naturally find 40k on his own. It seems like right up his alley of settings.
As an eternal Iron Warriors and Perturabo simp (Iron Within, Iron Without) Yes, Perturabo is a whiny bitch. But god DAMN does he deserve to be. This man knuckled down and accepted being handed the WORST assignments for himself and his Legion. Siege warfare is some of the slowest, most grueling, most tedious combat that can exist, punctuated by frantic and frenzied close-quarters slaughter, and wherever there was a siege that his brothers and their legion deemed to difficult or too inglorious to engage with themselves, Perturabo was inevitably sent there. The kind of savage yet coldly calculated battles where men's lives are spent like ammunition, by the thousand at a time, to secure a hill, or a trench, or a single square mile of territory, over, and over, and over again. Without pause or rest. Resupplying and recruiting on the move.
And the worst part? Perturabo hated doing all of it. He was an engineer and an inventor. He wanted to BUILD things. Great works of architecture, art, and engineering. He wanted to make a utopia for mankind. And here he was, tearing things down and slaughtering his people just to secure increments of land and space for the Imperium.
And NOBODY appreciated them. Nobody thanked them, nobody honored them. Hell, barely anybody even knew them. Even fucking ANGRON AND KURZE, two of the most fucked up bastards in existence, were at least feared and respected, and they didn't do half the work the 4th did. Because what the did was not glorious or righteous or worth taking pictures of. It was just horror. Horror for what they felt was a noble cause, but horror nonetheless, and nobody wants to think about that shit.
Even after turning traitor, it just got worse. Nobody appreciated him. He's the only reason Horus and the rest of them even GOT to the Sol system, let alone made landfall on Terra. And while Horus was doing fuck all, Angron was fucking around, Fulgrim was fucking around, nobody was listening to him, he was busy getting shit done as he systematically broke every last defense and bastion on the throneworld. Until finally Horus threw the job at someone else for no good fucking reason and Perty finally just said, "FUCK IT, I'm DONE, you ASSHOLES are ON YOUR OWN", took his Legion and left.
Im glad im not the only one who thought of Hellraiser when hearing about Slaanesh.
Is this the birth of a new 40k fan?
17:30 iron warriors got given the worse wars and never got congratulated for it just harder jobs causing them to betray
I’m so fking hyped for Space Marines 2. First intro to 40K and I’m HYPEDDDDDDD!
Alpha Legion are still possibly loyal. Think about it. Big E created them to be his espionage specialists. It’s a theory they were the ACTUAL first legion “Alpha” not the Dark Angels. That and in lore it’s pretty coincidental that when ever Alpha legion show up somewhere, usually shits about to hit the fan. Ork invasion, Chaos incursion, tyranids… defiantly sus.
legion 2 and 11 were both supposedly purged
I'm saying as a lover of Night Lords
Night Lords have brilliant characters whit incredible charismatic temperament and well yeah they have realy slavic vibe, but actualy not like Bricky said - more like Syberian chthon adnd russians serials and movies about bandits ("Brigade" or "Brother" for example).
Their First Captan - Sevatar - killed an astropath who was beating a little girl after which Sev surrendered as if nothing had happened.
"- I am justice.
With a final sharp twist, he broke the corpse's neck and threw it onto the deck near his bare feet.
- I am the verdict. I am judgement. And I surrender."
Many people say Magnus did nothing wrong. This is true, he was told to do nothing and he did it wrong.
The bald legion
Probably should have started with his "Every 40k Faction" videos
The ultramarines are the ones who you’d send in to deal with the usual problems
Iron warriors for when the problem requires more power than a simple hammer
The emperors children were supposed to be the emperors humanity
Word bearers were the emperors voice
The world eaters were supposed to be the emperors justice
Whilst the nightlords were meant to be the emperors law bringers
Death guard were vanguard specialists as well as hazardous environment experts
The white scars are the emperors arrows
Whilst the lunar wolves were the emperors fist made manifest
The imperial fists were the builders
And blood angles were the emperors humility and humanity
Again each space marine legion was each specialized in certain aspects of war whilst the dark angles were the fist legions and were deployed when you want nothing and I mean nothing of a given enemy a shred of evidence of their existence,
37:00 yep and while sons for example Sanguineous got wing and vampirism as special powers Roberto got the super power of math
Xeno learning about 40k?!?! IT'S ABOUT TIME
yes they need to be cooled down by the "Fridge" on their backs. their bodies run at such high temperatures.
Correct take that the Alpha Legion is the coolest 👍
Super based choices, Death Guard and Salamanders are my favorite Chaos and Loyalist legions respectively for the same reason.
The more you find out about the Karn the more he'll become your favorite
The salamanders are my favorite space Marine
The alpha legion has to be my favorite faction because they whole stick is “we do a little trolling” 😂
33:09 there are hints and stories of the second and eleventh legion, some achievements and off hand comments but thats basically it
i Love seeing your excitement about a whole new universe , and it be WH40k!!!!
If you are interested in learning more about the legions without the memes, there's an AI music channel by the name of The Automatic Singer and it's got theme songs for each legion; fitting and full of lore. Also some other factions like Black Templars and Sisters of Battle.
I recommend majorkills videos about Warhammer 40k universe
I literally watched this yesterday and here I am again.
Hey, you gotta admit, even if you think Gamer Supps are garbage (which I do) or if you think it's weird that energy drinks are being so heavily marketed to gamers, i.e. an on average pretty low-energy demographic (which again, I do)... this is still one of the best add reads in any video ever. I want Bricky to commentate my existence.
You think its weird that the product that gives energy is marketed to a low energy group?
It’s like recommending sleep to someone sleep deprived. How’s it weird?
@@dkcsi9256 It's more like recommending sleep to someone who never gets out of bed.
By low-energy, I don't mean that gamers are all drained of energy, I mean that gaming is neither particularly physically nor mentally draining. Sitting on my ass all day doesn't require extra energy.
@@Seraphimisdead And sitting on your ass all day makes you feel low on energy, especially when they stay up late so often and get sub optimal sleep or sleep for 14 hours. Which is why Monster is so strongly associated with gamers, people who are low on energy and stay awake staring at screens, and then either get too little or too much sleep, need some caffeine to not be zombies. Or to facilitate their staying awake and grinding.
@@dkcsi9256 Yeah you're kinda making my further points for me: the reason a gamer might feel like they need energy isn't because we actually expend that much energy, it's because of an unhealthy lifestyle pattern. The energy drinks help enable and reinforce that pattern. That's exactly why it's weird.
The word weird is famously subjective, i realize that, perhaps it would be better to use a word like predatory. Especially with all the kids drinking it.
he needs to check out carcharodons (space sharks) and the freak of nature chapter master it has