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Pariah Nexus - A Failure of Faith | Warhammer+ TV (2023)
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- Never loose your faith no matter how hard times are. Be a Angel of Death. For Humankind!
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Ultramarines are not the invincible blueberries everyone see them as.
Not anymore
I dunno, but I wish there was coverage of other lesser known Space Marine chapters. Not just First Founding. Is not like 1000 marines can be everywhere in the galaxy!
Haven’t been for a while
Thank god
Total Mary Sues
wait someone really think they are? lel
I love how there’s like 10 dead ultramarines casually laying on the ground as if that’s not a devastating loss for a chapter of only 1000 men. I can’t wait for GW to add some zeros to make this make sense.
Adding like 1 or 2 more zeros to most numbers makes 40k make way more sense instead 1k space marines its 10k gw are bad at numbers man
I add 1-2 zeroes for space marine casualties and deployments, and 3-5 zeroes for guardsman casualties and deployments.
Guardsman lose 249,000 on a planet that was literally disintegrated? No no, 2,490,000,000 died.
@@FormerGovernmentHuman mfw the battle of Verdun alone had a million casualties.
I think at this point in lore; primaris bolstered a lot of marine chapters. Even saved some from extinction. It’s even to a point I think guilliman even redacted some codex astartes limitations like recruitment during the indominitus crusade. Which I think this show takes place in or after.
@@DrStank64 the 9th edition codex I have explicitly states space marines are 10 companies, 100 marines each. Perhaps some chapters are fudging their numbers (Black Templars *cough cough)* but they’re still very much in violation of the codex astartes. I wouldn’t even mind the 1000 man limitation if the chapters would be more of roving bands that struck in full chapter strength but the marines appear to be spread out in bands as small as 5 or 10.
I belive guardswoman is the manifestation of sister's inner conflict - a part of her that lost all faith.
Keep that herasy too youself, its guilt she feels for being a survivor
It's her survivors guilt. She feels like a failure also.
Glad to see finally the xenos being portrayed as an actual threat and are interesting, instead of a small stepping stone to show how OP the marines are.
Before 8th edition Necrons are basically indistinguishable to Tyranids (being a horde of souless killers planning to wipe out the galaxy and nothing more) but after the Infinite and Divine came out everyone starts liking Necrons.
I've always liked necrons.
Since seeing their cover art on the 7th edition codex. Reading the lore bits I could get my hands on. Seeing the scale of just how old they are, and what they had to endure.
Between them and the orks, I'm loathe to pick a favorite. Though I still lean towards the orks for the sheer enjoyment factor.
@@nathanbrown8196youz a wierd one, umie. But i likes ya tastes.
Nah necrons are straight up weirdo fuel
Tbh while I do like the portrayal of xenos as menacing threats to humanity, I also think marines get depicted as way too weak
Oh yeah... with the kind of sass that she's giving that Sister of Battle, that guardsman is definitely not real...
I suspect that the Imperial guardwoman is actually a Chaos temptation
Be a bit weird if they suddenly add Chaos into the mix when the enemy of the series is the Necrons
The Necron only detected one set of foot prints. Pretty big clue that the Guardswoman isn't physically there.
@@somedungeonmasterguy6077 daaaaamn, i didnt notice that the first time i watched it! Ouh, this could get interesting
Pretty sure shes just a figment of imagination, probably her mother or something
@@generalalduin9548 Not that weird in the 40k universe, Imperial force often have to face multiple types of enemies from different factions at once in a single battles. During a battle with the Orcs, it will be no surprise if some Eldars or Tyranids suddenly show up to join the fray
i love all of battle damage details on her power armor. That tinged gold on her iconography so many ideas for when I paint.
I never noticed. The deathmark, when he is tracking the sister, he only picks up one set of prints. The hints were all over, but some were subtle
The sheer idea she’s talking to her dead mother..damn
I mean I'd blaming the frakking Necrons but sure blame the dead.
Ultramarines when they can’t ultra their way outta this one: 😦
They are not the Emperor Avatar (Player) so of course they can't tank that lethal damage 😂
This whole time Danica was having Schizophrenia of the guardsmen.
Honestly a Doper response for that sister when asked where her faifth lead her should have been "Here, where the Emperor Needs Me."
That IG was getting real fresh with that sister. Talk like that can get you shot.
Is it just me or is that flash of green in the tower the death mark killing off those guardsman
Lets face. The imperium is dying. So many worlds have sacrificed themselves in the name of the Emperor. Untold numbers.
That's heresy and you know it!
Yeah buts there’s also a nigh uncountable amount of worlds still loyal and working for the Imperium.
On a meta level, the Imperium only dies if Games Workshop wants it to. And I don’t see them doing that anytime soon.
In universe, the Imperium has been a shitshow since the Heresy. The Imperium was far closer to dying during the Age of Apostasy, or the Arrival of the Hive Fleets, or the creation of the Great rift and Imperium Nihilus. With the awakening of two of the most level headed sons of the Emperor, the IoM could be in a worse off position.
This reads like a trump tweet lmao
@@granite6760 Not to mention the War of the Beast
@@DiesNahts6969small loans of a million souls
This sister harbours heretical thoughts...
There is a Dante and Virgil (not DMC) dynamic here, like Dante’s inferno
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Why are the Ultramarines wearing the Space Wolves number on their shoulders?
The number on the pauldron signifies which squad he belongs to in his company. Sixth squad of the 2nd company (gold trim).
Correct me if I'm wrong but they are essentially implying than the one at fault is that rotten old corpse on that rusty old throne?
nah, when a question like that is asked before a fade to black, its usually the case were the next person/thing on screen is the answer.
I'm no 40K expert, but if the Imperial Guard isn't exclusively men, that women can join too, what exactly is the reason why some join the Sororitas? Faith in the Emperor? Because from what I've gleaned of this universe, fanaticism towards him is pretty much universal. So what difference is there in fighting in his name in one group rather than the other? 🤔
You dont join the Sororitas. Theyre all war orphans selected at a young age.
The ecclesiarchy is not allowed to field men under it as Military(except for the odd crusader) and to get around these they use the fanatical loyal Sororitas(which are present on every imperium populated world) as their military soldiers.
You can join the Sororitas by simply being extremely loyal and zealous to the emperor and being really effective of rooting out and burning heretics. Joining the imperial guard is like joining a regular modern army you either volunteer or are conscripted to do so and these Imperial guardsman make up the majority of the Imperiums army whether your religious or not.
Basically the guardsman are the canon fodder(badass canon fodder but still canon fodder) whilst the Sororitas are a sort of special forces role(there are others but the Sororitas are mostly used by the Ecclesiarchy/Imperial church
The Sororitas take faith/devotion to the Emperor & dial it up by like 1000x. They’re respected, but many see them as extremist militants.
They’re also harder to join. The Sororitas recruit almost exclusively from the Schola Progenium, which are basically orphanages fed mainly by noble families/houses or fallen imperial officials.
The Guard recruits almost anybody lol.
While the Adepta Sortitas (aka Sisters of Battle) are the most fanatical of the fanatical in their religious belief of the Emperor, the Imperial Guard has lower standards for whom it recruits and conscripts. Many Guardsmen may not exactly like being soldiers, but are forced or coerced into it. By contrast, the Adepta Sortitas view their job as soldiers as one of the most holy ways to serve the God-Emperor and willingly do it. Hence, why this Sister of Battle believes it was not her who failed to save the planet, but the citizens and Imperial Guard because they did not have enough faith in the Emperor.
Adepta Sororitas are usually recruited as orphans by the Church, although on rare occasions, a woman can transfer to the Adepta Sortitas from other organizations. It is not enough for recruits to believe in the God-Emperor, but for them to be loyal to the Church and fanatical in their beliefs. They must memorize religious doctrine, and military tactics. Each Sister of Battle is essentially a Priest.
Fanaticism towards the God-Emperor is not actually as universal as often portrayed. Belief in the Emperor as a God varies across the Imperium, although most citizens do pray to him and believe in him. Sometimes they may be skeptical of his divine power, but still go along with the religion because of the power of the Church. But, for example, most Space Marine Chapters know the Imperial Truth, which is that the God-Emperor is/was a human being that just has immense psychic power, and they know that he uses that power to protect the Imperium as best he can. Most Space Marines find the religious fanaticism of the Church to be tiresome. And the Primarch of the Ultramarines, Roboute Guilliman, actually finds the Church to be abhorrent, but allows it to continue because of its usefulness.
There are some exceptions among Space Marines, like the Black Templar, who reject the Imperial Truth and actually believe the Emperor is an actual divine figure/God.
Sorry for the long response
One does not simply...join the Adepta Sororita and the militant orders.
Imperial guard is open to both male and female yes , but they are not simple canon fodder either. The military training , endoctrination , physique atributes, and other requirements is on another level compare to our current basic infantry men in our deviant world.
Their "basic infantry" is almost similar with our best spec forces we currently have. Legion étrangère , Commando Marine to name a few.
Now for the Sisterhood Sorority...
It's a special branch of the Ecclesiarchy and the inquisition ( Ordo Ereticus)
Exclesiarchy isn't allowed to commandeer armed MENS by decree since M 36 and Goge Vandire age of apostasy.
"Armed MEN" , by this semantic omission , armed womens evade the decree.
Let's put aside the fanatical, higly religious mindset of the Sisters for now , and let's focuse on the Sisters capabilities .
They are not common womens , but trained since childhood.
Their training, physique, ect is way above what the imperial guard basic troops, male or female, as to offer .
And their equipement , only available to them thanks to the wealth of the Ecclesiarchy and Inquisition.
Boltgun and power armors the guard can only dream off.
Well the only difference with the Adeptus Astartes is that they are not bio augmented , with more organs and stuff.
All this makes the Sisters militant orders an "Elite spec force" with the best equipement the imperium as to offer.
Chapters should be 2,500 at least... Any number lower is just nonsensical. During the book Levaithan the Ultramarines 1st Company loses 50 brother. I see 10 to 20 in this episode and 10 to 20 in the 10th edition trailer.
The Ultramarines should be devastated beyond combat effectiveness. Only the Black Templars & Unforgiven Chapters can absorbe these losses
Well they do have neophytes waiting in the wings to be promoted, dont forget scouts arent limited by the codex.
The line of Guilliman has a large network of recruiting and training hubs all over Ultramar, they can replenish their numbers pretty quickly
So what happened to her mother? Did she missing
Really wish they went back to the older mark 7 style helmets, i hate the primaris helmets.
I like the beaky mask best
I think its a downgrade visually, but isn't bad
i like the mk3 helmets and the grey knight helmets
seriously, if there was a Commissar handy, this trooper would have been shot for her words
also, speaking of her, her purple eyes and Cadian uniform should mean she'd already be dead long ago, right? like thousands of years ago dead, unless GW retconned the Imperium wiping out the original Cadians who all had purple eyes because of their proximity to the Eye of Terror?
Cadia stands! The planet broke before the Guard did. There were some that were off world and established themselves on New Cadia, formerly Chaeros. Also as many have pointed out the Guardsman isn't actually there. She is either figment of her imagination, probably her dead Cadian mother. Or the result of the Necron mind control and her way of coping instead of becoming insane like the others. And or some sort of Chaos apparition.
Getting a pretty strong feeling this here guardswoman is some variety of phantom from the warp. And I like it.
You're underestimating how many Cadians have been shipped off prior to Cadia breaking. You can compare their rarity to Catachans, and the amount that survived are plenty to keep their traditions and genes replenished. Never forget the giant scope that is W40k.
It was never retconned. Cadian purple eyes are basically one of their trademarks due to the proximity to the EoT.
The original Cadians were purged by the World Bearers, but the next generations of humans that settled in Cadia developed purple eyes as well because you just can't get around it.
The Guardsman is the Sister of Battles Mother (or Grandmother?) that died during the 13th Black Crusade and the Fall of Cadia. She exists as the “humanity” or “conscience” in the Sisters mind. Kinda of like an angel/devil on the shoulder type situation
dame aylin a bit of a downer tbh
If a guardsmen spoke that way to a sister of battle, she would be gunned down immediately.
Oh no... don't tell me our boy Capt. Titus is one of these dead marines
To be Honest I don’t think so.. but I think we will see those Battlefields in Space Marine 2
How did you even come to that conclusion Space Marine 2 takes place in a very different planet with very different enemies to facr.
This take on a sister having a victim/entitlement attitude. Walking past dead Astartes and running her foul mouth about them. Useless.
I hate that guardwoman.
Everyone hate her 😂 I hope that guard is chaos corruption that amplified by the sisters shellshock
Imperium fanboy when someone slightly talk smack about their Emperor:
The guardswoman makes the sister more tolerable. Perfect foil character to the sister
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I find hilarious the idea that a sister of battle would listen to even five seconds of lip from this random guardsman before caving her head in.