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- Today we look at the Top 10 Exoskeleton in movies and rank them.
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You guys asked for it so here it is a full video on Master Chief’s Armor
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what about x-01 armor
@@pz_4296 Is the x-01 from Fallout? is so, its a game not movie, nice armour though.
@@ascelot but they showed it between armor ranks
Let me tell you about Titans who can wipe our an entire continent. Great and powerful ancient warriors locked on mighty dreadnoughts, demi-gods inside the best exo-armours mankind ever know, fighting demons and xenos by equal. There are wars far worse and terrible on it own horrour where mankind have to deploy the most powerful weapons, in our eternal war, the Adeptus Astartes have the finest armoury.
By Mars, boy, even a standar Titan Knight cohort could beat up that Jagger, don't make go down here with a Warlord Titan you punk XD
@@yiyegorris commie ###### liberty prime b#####
*_You have to differentiate between power armor, exoskeletons and mechs._*
Luv
Isn´t power armor just an armored exoskeleton?
Please elaborate!
@@sim.frischh9781 which would make it an ENDOskeleton. So, not an EXOskeleton...
An endo skeleton would be inside your body. So no, none of these are endo skeletons.
A pretty good rule-of-thumb is that exoskeletons (for which we're really only considering powered exoskeletons, and of which powered armor is a subclass) are worn, while mecha are ridden/piloted.
For example, something like the Mjolnir armor from Halo (conspicuously absent from the list/ranking, though shown in the video), the Iron Man armor, the Knight Sabers' hardsuits from Bubblegum Crisis, the E-Frames from ExoSquad, the Elemental suits from BattleTech, and the Guyver armor (for a biomehanical/techno-organic variation) would be obvious examples of (powered) exoskeletons (and, all of those happen to be powered armor, as well).
Unarmored (powered) exoskeletons like the Power Loader from Aliens, or the real-world "Hybrid Assisted Limb" (HAL) unit developed by the Japanese company Cyberdyne, are likewise worn by their operators, fitting around their bodies.
By contrast, "mechs" (for want of a better term, as (powered) exosleletons/powered armor technically fall under the umbrella of "mecha") are not worn, but are operated from a cockpit or similar structure.
Mechs have a wide size range, from being only a handful of meters in height (the AMP units from avatar are only four meters (~13 feet) tall, and the biggest Gears from Heavy Gear are just under six meters (~20 feet) tall) to the size of an office building (an average BattleMech from BattleTech is around 12 meters (~40 feet) tall and an average mid/late-UC Mobile Suit is around 18 meters (~60 feet) tall) to quite large (the Jaegers are generally on the order of 75 to 90 meters (~250 to 300 feet) tall) to truly colossal (Super Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is several galactic diameters in height).
Even mechs that use motion-capture/motion-mimicking as their control system (as with the Mobile Trace System from Mobile Fighter G-Gundam, or the Pons System from Pacific Rim) are not actually exoskeletons, as the operator is still piloting the unit (often, while themselves wearing some form of body armor, which may or may not include a powered exoskeleton) from a cockpit area within the mech (e.g. the conn-pod in the head or chest of a Jaeger, or the optionally-sealed cockpit of the AMP units) rather than wearing the unit itself.
"Jaegers will always be better than a giant wall"
All fans of Shingeki no Kyojin agree
Great vid, but as a Pacific Rim nerd I must clarify: nuclear reactors were not the problem. The reason the pilots got nosebleeds is because in the earliest jaegers, there was only one pilot. The mental stress of operating a mecha the size of a city block gave them nosebleeds, so a twin pilot system was introduced, where the two pilots would 'drift' to allow them into each others minds, thus taking off the stress as each pilot would only control half the jaeger, but as they were mentally linked they could each perform the exact same actions
I think the reason why they have nosebleeds is because most of the early jaegers had low quality shielding against radiation and some suits like Koyoty Tango also had a radiation leak due to the damage sustained from battle (I think they told us somewhere in the flim but I can’t remember haha). Also I think that Allan here is talking about radiation poisoning (cause he’s showing Stacker here) and not the brain damage scene.
Its both, early jaegers had to be made quickly to fight against kaiju so they had to skimp out on the radiation protection for the pilots and the making of the jaegers had test drives that resulted in pilots that tried to control by themselves ended up in critical condition so they had to make it run on 2 pilots ( Stacker Pentecost really got unlucky, being a early gen jaeger pilot *and* losing his partner while fighting really fucked him up)
But one of the pilots of gipsy(forgot name)he got lucky he didnt get cancer
"You wouldn't find me anywhere near the trenches, as I'm a complete coward."
Yeah, that's not how conscription works.
yeah because people haven't been dodging conscription since at least the hellenic period or anything....
Chris Bingley you should’ve added coward at the end
You really shouldn't make comments about fictional exoskeletons unless you've actually driven one.
I can feel the sarcasm from where I am
I know I know
BT-7274: I detect sarcasm
I'd like to point out that... as someone who has piloted a fictional exoskeleton... they really do actually really suck when something goes wrong. A minor error in the code can equate to permanent paralysis from the waist down. I am grateful however that Hammer Industries has a great medical plan for its test pilots.
I piloted a power armor :')
"Jaegers will always be better than a giant wall."
So what you're saying is, Trump should abandon the border wall project, and have jaegers built to protect our southern border instead? *I'm okay with this!*
steppenwolf I seem to recall Trump's predecessor using military drones to take out American citizens. Haven't seen that with the current Administration yet... But there's still plenty of time I suppose.
Hell yea
+Geno Breaker When was this?
Dammit, yes. Anything to get Jaegers.
@@genobreaker1054 You mean the one killed teaching at a terrorist training camp while he ate a sandwich?
Pacific rim's nosebleeds were from him piloting a jaeger alone for an extended period of time.
Mixed with the MK1 having no radiation shielding leading to a mix of cerebral damage and radiation poisoning which on the Marshal's case was terminal either way
Wallace and Gromit's Techno-trousers surely merit a honourable mention. They could walk up the sides of buildings and on ceilings.
MrBiggrim yeah but they were the wrong ones.
MrBigGrim, never thought of those...
@@1701spacecadet never thought of that....
They could jump entire multi-story buildings, "walk" down the street as fast as any car, and could last for days without recharging
Not to mention they can also be operated by penguins, very useful in the right situation.
As a veteran and history buff, the idea that you can't comment historically on the events of any major world wars or any war in the past unless you've been there is incredulous. The only way to make sure something bad, tragic, awful, or sucky is to make sure that never happens again. Commenting on historical accuracy in films is something that should be done more routinely so that the hells that many of my fellow veterans and civilians endured will never be forgotten. You guys always do a great job to comment on films and portray the actual facts as they are and not many people do that. If an audience member can't handle that, who needs them? Won't stop me from watching you guys.
@steppenwolf That's just a natural human thing though. Ever since the birth of humanity, people have instinctively wanted and even needed power for survival. In order to change that, we have to change as humans, not get rid of those people. Until THAT happens, we have to try and keep people from becoming like that.
+Stormflayer BUT that will never happen unless we agree to stop doing it. Humans get better at a thing the more often we do it, and worse at a thing the less we do it. The better we get at staying out of wars, the less wars there will be, until there are none.
The only way you can guarantee no war is if a totalitarian regime took over the world. Would still have to put down small scale rebellions, but no big wars.
this reply chain is a mess holy garbage.
Dude he went to school
the D9 Prawn suit also had something that none of the others had; it was able to pick up and shoot pigs as a weapon
The true function of the suit
Great video idea to research the combat efficiency of telekinesis vs mechs and other exoskeletons
That's actually a peacemaking feature. How to better end a conflict than to offer bacon to the opponent?
7:28 I'm just gonna pray someone hasn't made this joke and say
WATCH THOSE WRIST ROCKETS!!!
Lol wrist-mounted miniguns
“Watch those wrist rockets”
Nah, jeagar's not an exosuit, definitely a warmech
Exosuits are suits, these things are oversized vehicles
Half the things listed here are not power armor/exo skeletons, but full on bipedal vehicles. For instance, the Matrix things are vehicles, so are the AVatar walkers and the District 9 Biosuits,
The Jaegers are still badass though. I hope Pacific Rim becomes a larger universe than it is currently. I love the concept to death but it will need work.
I think GF is making the distinction based on the intuitive mind- or body-sensor-based control system, but yeah, I'd agree with you. Exoskeletons are defined, in my book, as something that acts like a 'second skin' to the wearer.
What would you call an imperial knight? Powered armor or a mech?
a warmech is technically a second layer which is an exosuit
Do you guys want to see more exoskeleton content? Maybe we can look at the accuracy of the designs definitely noticed some problems while doing research for this video.
You mentioned Gundam, that right there you can go further on that idea and mention all things that are similar to gundam designs, giant robots rated by functionality, size, cost, time to build, time to repair, and difficulty to operate and for fun, fire power, it sounds like a fun idea to me.
Yeah, you barely scratched the surface on this topic.
Robotech and warhammer 40k
@@seathrunmagaoinghous4119 especially as there's hopefully a true-to-lore Astartes-depicting fan film out soon. Though the trailer alone should give Gen Film something to start with.
#DeathOfHope
yaaaaaas moooaaaaarrrr
“Live is a movie and you are the protagonist” BEST phrase ever!!!
the shirt should say: FOR THE EMPEROR, DEATH TO THE XENOS!!
Ave bruva
WAAAAGH
Somebody didnt read the definition of exo skeleton....
I think the spartans from Halo deserved to be in the top 10, but at least they got a mention in the form of a pic of the MasterChief
Same with the space marines from warhammer 40k
The lore for Mjolnir wound up getting touched on several times in the video. Like the fact that Marks I-III had large/unreliable power sources in combat, and that the neural interface for the Mark IVs was a bit twitchy.
Wasn't there a live action film?
Because there armour it isn’t really an exo skeleton it’s more an armoured second skin
@@jameson1239 It was removable though, so not really.
I know it’s not technically an exoskeleton, but Bobbie Draper’s Martian Marine Corps Goliath power armor is definitely worth mentioning
Count down 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,3,? HAHAHA
How do so many youtubers get a simple countdown sequence wrong when they add visual countdown numbers ? lolol
i was confused by the numbers too...
Okay, so that wasn't just me... that really did happen. but whyyyyyy?
At the end of the video he says tell me if I got the count down wrong 😂😂
and what was that exo on the countdown background?
@@skaltura Power Armor fallout 4 intro video
I'd argue that the units from Matrix, Avatar are not exo-suits or man amps but full on mecha, just on a smaller scale. In fact, most of these are more like man-amps then anything else. The term Exo-Suit is most akin to what you showed towards the end with the GI Joe, Iron Man, and Batman armored units. As for the Jaeger, it is a full on large mecha, not an exo-suit, just because they use motion reading waldos does not mean it is an exo-suit.
Amen! :D
There is eaven a Gundam that uses body movements.
Yeah exo-skeletons are, well, skeletons. I'd even say that iron man and g.i Joe are power armour instead. The only actual exo-skeletons in this are the Elysium and edge of tomorrow.
@@jbuechler2476 Yes, the ones from Mobile Fighter G Gundam, awesome show.
Agreed. Exoskeletons don't have Cockpits but strapped to the wearers limbs and amplify movement and abilities of the wearer.
no 40k power armor?hmm
mike seymour I know right? But this was for movies. So IMO a dreadnought takes first place.
Everybody knows Warhammer 40K is the greatest thing in science fiction blah blah blah blah shut the f****** up .
Fuck that. No Gundam? SMFH
@@Dr.Westside You sound like somebody who's mad because they can't afford the minis
@@BlooCollaGal it's ok we all know he's just jealous he can't get his own Imperial Knight
I love this channel, you guys rock, I like the fact you just don't stick to one thing you spread it around thanks
10:43
It wasn’t the nuclear power that gave Idris Ebla’s character nosebleeds, it was the fact that he was one of the first tester for piloting a jäger, which was in the early days of testing so he tested without a copilot, they said that piloting a jäger by yourself put enough strain on your brain that it gave you seizures (or something like that).
I know I'm late but that's not true.
Editing mistake: you list the number 3 twice.
Also effective against dolphins? 🤔
The Jaegers held up pretty well under water.
I swear the Cloverfield monster looks like a kaiju
It is, Kaiju just means 'Strange Beast' and simply refers to any giant monster
You mean a MUTO? Yeah it kinda does, only uglier.
You forgot the most important jaeger of all... Erin Jaeger! 😂
eren yeager
He kind of has an organic exoskeleton, so that should count.
The most important jaeger - Jaegermeister!
Space Marine power armor features prominently in the movie Helsreach here on TH-cam and it is, of course, extremely powerful.
Not to mention the officially licensed Ultramarines movie and the objectively superior Astartes series here on TH-cam
Exo suit, a robot construction a person wears to increase strength, speed, and sometimes protects the wearer.
Mech, a large robot a person pilots like a vehicle.
The majority of what you show here are mechs, not suits
And I'd argue that power armor should be fully enclosed.
This was something I was thinking... Like, in 40k, hou have stuff like Dreadknights or Sororitas Penitent Engines which are exo-suits, but you can't call a T'au Crisis suit or a Broadside the same thing. They're piloted mechs.
Fuck it
jesus you cared enough to write out a comment about it lmao fkn idiot
@@JOSH2625 and you cared enough to complain about it, what does that say about you?
What, no power armor from fallout? Ik its not a film but the intro from fallout 4 is live action
Yea we’ll have to do a separate one with video games probably there are so many. But since this is mainly a film channel we might have to start another channel just to cover that lol
@@GenerationFilms warhammer walks in i mean theres a whole faction dedicated in the to exo suits(the tau) and most of the humanoid ones have em too(power suits(imperium by extention chaos),wraiths kinda(eldar), killa kan i think(orks),titans(imperium/chaos),etc...)
wraith dino then theres isaac clarke’s suit, samus aran’s suit, the titanfall suits, mjolnor suits, doomguy’s super suit, etc. yeah GFs was right thats alot of them
OKAY: POWERED ARMOR AND EXOSKELETONS ARE DIFFERENT THINGS.
An exoskeleton is a device over the body that supports it’s weight but is a completely separate thing. Our modern technology is all under this label.
Powered armor is integrated into the body via the nervous system. This is stuff like Astartes MVIII, Mobile Infantry Suits, and Starcraft’s Terran Combat Armor.
THEY ARE SEPARATE. THEY HAVE DIFFERENT DEFINITIONS.
-le students’ rant is over-
Honestly, at this point people and authors are so confused about the distinction that it doesn’t matter. Fallout’s ‘Powered Armor’ is an armored exoskeleton, but it’s named power armor, so it’s power armor.
And of course, the reason we have the word ‘Mecha’ is specifically to describe a vehicle that has legs for mobility purposes. We file those next to ‘tanks,’ not infantry weapons.
I dont know if you'll ever see this but as a soldier that's studying to be a history teacher I believe you did a great job at talking about battles of the past. Keep doing what you're doing because it's great stuff.
Wenn converted to „standard“ measurements 😂
Saw the title, remembered ExoSquad. It’s a good day.
What a great toy commer... i mean tv show. (jokes aside, it was an awesome show)
I've not seen Batman vs Superman but I do know that when using an exo skeleton to fight a demi god it's probably not a good idea to leave exposed body parts exposed, say, I don't know, your chin for example
BACON DAVID Batman had a glass jaw..
*Uses Fallout's Power Armor as a transition slide*
*Never mentions it once*
There was a Fallout movie based on the games?
Mjolnir Armor should've been on the list.
Not only did it enhance strength, speed, & durability, it had sensors, shielding, hermetic seals allowing for use underwater and in space.
It could carry a Gen 3 Smart A.I., link with weapons for heads up targeting, & link with various vehicles (such as a Scorpion Tank) allowing for single person control.
The Silver Samurai from the Wolverine wins for sheer beauty
Just so you know, Batman also calculated that Superman was only 425x stronger than a normal human. I know for a fact that it takes way more than 425 people to physically hold up a burning oil rig tower in Man of Steel, so yeah, Superman was holding back. There are over a million ways Superman could have killed Batman, armor or no armor. A blast of Heat Vision through that unprotected chin would have ended that fight quick.
Hung Nguyen Injustice Superman is a prime example.
The armor looked cool, but probably wouldn’t work.
A Doomsday virus, though? That’s when things get real interesting.
Just Superman's celerity alone would end Batman,, if he wasn't holding back. He can move as fast as the Flash, and punch harder than the Hulk. Among the 8 billion other things he can do better than everyone. Fortunately that tends to make one a bit complacent, which is the ONLY edge Batman has... Planning vs a bit of Arrogance (even if it's mostly justified arrogance)
Hell, a well-placed super-loogie to Batfleck's gigantic chin would've ruined his day...
@@killerpeaches7 Superman cant run faster than the flash, as we've seen in comics and shows a billion times and The hulks strength all depends on his rage so I doubt superman would be stronger than hi. What an ignorant statement, do your research next time you make such a outlandish comment.
5:52 - "Their front viewscreen was quite weak and could be penetrated by a thrown spear".
You forgot to mention that these spears and arrows where used by giants, which might make a little difference in penetrating power ;)
Lol love the end "or you guys think I shouldn't be talking about this since I wasn't there" or something like that
NOTHING can protect Ben Affleck from his alcohol addiction.
there are substances you can put in his food and make him vomit each time he tries to drink alcohol, that should solve the problem...they do that in detox
unless you fought a kaiju yourself, you are not qualified to comment on the efficacy of the Jaggers. :P
"Jaggers"
@@elgurkus6885 well, if you want to beat those giant beasts, then you'd better need to move like him XD
So you say that Godzilla is qualified
@@archwaldo jaeger not jagger
So, you grouped mechs and exoskeletons into one category. Totally fair
there was a book called dragon thief that had an interesting take on the exoskeleton. The corporate bad guys our main character worked for was actually a piece of master biotechnology, a living exoskeleton of muscle, nerves, and an artificial circulatory system connected to the user's, while also providing a lot of the benefits of other systems such as full air tight seals, modular weaponry, and better survivability against anything normal human colonists ought to have
Jaegers are not Exoskeletons.
He explained why they counted them as exoskeletons.
While i agree with you, for the vid their reasoning makes sense.
His explanation is weak at best, Jagers have cockpits and are piloted. They are vehicles designed for combat not suits. Logically any suit with complete armor shouldn't even be here since by definition exoskeletons do not offer complete protection as skeletal structures are reinforcing, protection to major organs and structural support. The likes of the GIJoe suits, spartan armors and Ironman armors would fall under powered armor.
This list only has about 3-4 actual exoskeletons which is a joke of an attempt although these clickbait top 10 videos usually go down the same lazy path of less taught = more videos = more views.
@Jell1y Gamer Technically speaking the correct german spelling would contain an umlaut over the a and only contains one "e" (Jäger) My spelling is closer to correct than your american bastardisation of the word.
The fact that they are called pilots proves that the Jäger is not an exoskeleton that is an extension of the wearer being worn but a vehicle that is driven even if it's done so by neural interface. Also the pilot suits are not exoskeletons either, their just jumpsuits that served no purpose besides he clearly refers to the Jäger mech as a exoskeleton not the pilot's jumpsuits.
@Jell1y Gamer I don't give a shit if the bastardised spelling is used or not they are still mechas not exoskeletons.
If a jaeger is an exoskeleton then a 40k titan is
Mk II to Mk X power armour from Warhammer 40K... not to mention tactical dreadnought armour....
Warhammer 40k isn't supposed to be compared to other universes
It's a reference point for 'Strongest'
@@comradetachanka8872 when talking SciFi exoskeletons and powered armour, WH40K is a viable talking point, just as much as any other SciFi franchise is. But to each there own, no point in getting bogged down in differing opinions.
You forgot the imperator titan. It's pretty much a jager on the 40k level.
@@dreadnoughtpainting6500 Yea, but I wouldn't call a Titan of any class an exoframe let alone powered armour... as soon as you need a crew larger than 1, it's a mech.
its exo suits in films though he did say he might do games in another video
All the subtle jokes! lol 😂
Why have I not seen this before? Gotta subscribe to this!
Lol I LOVE your description of avatar
I would take an Iron Man suit any day over any other suit in this list.
Suck on my yaeger!
DB 2310 i have to agree that the jeagers are more badass, unless you can find someone you are really compatible with, you are not taking that jeager anywhere
@@andyquinn3996
I have a pretty big extended family so I'll probably find a compatible co-pilot. If not I'll solo it like Pentecost and Becket!
@@DimoB8 You should probably don't forget to clarify which Pentecost, because one of them tried and collapsed after first step ;)
(Becket also did collapse after all so even most ultimate badasses can't run it to loong :/ )
ironman could fight both giant robots and monsters. jaegers are useless.
Hey Allen, can you plz make a vid of top 10 best armies in sci fi
Not a bad ide
thanks for that 50 all mark iron mat suits... that was Awesome!
Mad respect for your usage of Perturabo
If you did this on videogames, I think the Titans from Titanfall would work here
Titans are clearly mechs
Fallout's power armor would be a better example when it came to exoskeletons Titans are mechs
@@lawrencet.74 Same is for District 9 Mechs and Jaegers. One is just a Giant Robot that needs two people to operate which not only makes no sense but also not a Exosuit the other one links direkt to the brain and therefore there is no need for any real limb movement.
Im actually mad because BO3 AND now BO4 have exoskeletons too. Longer wallrun, no damage from bigger falls, rocket jump (literally) boosted agility etc.
@@jmulchrone1 Are they not both they can operate with or without a operator inside them. They would be kind of like the Prawn Suit from District 9.
As long as it protects humanity & can save us from dolphins the suits or Awesome! 👍☯️👍
#humanityfirst
@@mryuma1547 Of course, only suicidal maniacs put other beings first.
You should go over the Terran's CMC power armor from Starcraft.
Seems like i always find something in your videos to aggree with you, and give that vid a like..
i think ironman's armor is more like a magic item that can do whatever the writers need it to do at the moment .
Any 40k marine power armour armour is worthy to be in this list.
not it's not.
when you compare a terran power armor with a 40k space marine, both can survive in the vacuum of space, hazardous planets and under water, but the terran armour works like an ALL-spacesuit, while the 40k marine uses special organs to survive and the exosuit is just armor for the most part.
Don't forget Tau Battlesuits or Ork Mega Armor
@@jesusmora9379 The extra organs do certainly help but 40K power armor is sealed against the void and other hostile environments, have air recycling etc
@@BlooCollaGal most space marines don't wear a helmet.
@@jesusmora9379 Uhh... No... You only get a couple non helmeted heads per box of marines so at maximum 1/3 of marines don't wear helmets. Besides even if you were right that is a failure to use equipment and not a failure in the equipment itself.
You forgot the Cyclone armor from Robotech, it was a motorcycle that converted into battle armor. Also, add the Elementals from Mech Warrior
Hell yah
MCRN recon armour (AKA Bobbie's armour from The Expanse)
@Stripey Arse "I don't use sex as a weapon, little ones. I use weapons as weapons"
How about a game version of this with stuff like Mjolnir from Halo
Jedi Spartan Mjolnir is so dope.
Allan, your weight-lift stats for the power loader were WAY off. You have to convert to hectares BEFORE gallons.
4000 Kg = 2,500 hectares = 11.6 gallons.
Oh crap you’re right
How do you get from 2,500 hectares to 11.6 gallons without going through 495 knots first?
@@Ghork1 Kts conversion is optional. Once you subtract the gigawatts (as you should do by instict) you'll end up with the same answer. Try it. The conversion to Kts just absorbs the excess kilowatts left over from the first conversion, it's easier to subtract 'em.
Helloooooo, anyone forgetting converting to meters then back to miles after all this?
Dude, you forgot the grand daddy of them all, a space marine's Power Armour. And, his bolter.
That was a smooth Segway into exoskeleton. I'm impressed.
I think we need Alan and a Ben in a jager during ww1. Maybye over kill but definitely awesome
We would probably wouldn’t drift that well and end up crashing the jager
Shame! How dare you talk about nuclear weapons when you obviously were never nuked yourself! 😉 Nah you guys are great
Halo MJOLNIR Mk. VII armour for sure!
•Increases the agility of the wearer
•titanium armour that deflects all small arm fire with its shield capabilities (even though the game didn't do that)
•AI that could integrate with human brain so that the two could think alike (like the Jaeger suits only one of the duo is a super computer) which means any incoming projectiles or maneuvers the wearer needs to make can be made with the reflexes of a super computer.
•increased strength
•built in life support system so the wearer never needed to eat or use the toilet, it would just recycle everything.
•fusion core shielding
•kinetic absorbing jel so that the wearer could literally lock up, fall from orbit and survive landing!
•air tight and heating systems so that the wearer can survive the harsh environment of space and be kept at a cool refreshing temperature whilst doing any activity.
•silent Comms system, allowing the wearer to see the conditions of his teammates and speak silently to one another without anything outside the suit hearing the conversation.
•Advanced targeting system and data base for every known weapon to the AI.
•multiple sensor suites (IR vision, Night vision, zoom optics)
•radition protection
GOD I love halo lol
Awesome show!
I laughed at "standard measurements":
- units of measurement are standardized, even if you use ashatments
- the US is the biggest country that uses imperial, that doesn't mean imperial is the standard, rest of the world uses metric, if you want to use a "standard measurement" you'd use the one that makes most sense and is used by everyone.
By the way, 4000 kg translate to 4 tons, not the imperial ones because you obviously have a ton that's different from a regular ton.
"You can't talk about about x because you weren't there to see/experience/develop/build/etc..."
Isn't there a name for this logical fallacy?
If so, can somebody tell me?
Closest one is probably The Argument from Ignorance (also, Argumentum ad Ignorantiam)
Not really related to the argument from ignorance fallacy. I don't think this one is a logical fallacy exactly, just a very bad argument.
It's basically just an ad-hominen, attacking the person not the argument. But if a person is actually asserting their own speculations as facts, causes and historical knowledge that they do not have it is legitimate to point this out. Logically correct or fallacious arguments only operates on sets of agreed facts and most invocations of this 'you weren't there' are actually about what facts are in evidence, specifically that a source has insufficient authority to establish a fact as in evidence for an argument.
Should do a video game version of this. I’d love to see it
You deserve a like for having a picture of Perturabo in this vid.
I'd like to see the armoured suit in Starship Troopers done properly in the new movie.
I'm surprised its not on this list!
@@monarchsub It's never been done properly in a movie...yet...
@@seanjoseph8637 I don't know if u ask me the recent starship trooper films did a good job by not only actually having the suits but in a much more realistic modern design! Cause there is no way in hell that even the dumbest of military forces! Would use something like what book describes or what the anime had shown us (which still is the best representation in how the book describes them!)!
@@monarchsub Have you a link or name for the Anime?
Sean Joseph Roughnecks. Was an animated series from early 2000 or late 90's.
I think Iron Man suit should be number one on the list with the Yeagers in second place
The jaegers can take out monsters 1,500 feet in height while iron man can barely take on a 10 ft genocidal general
The Mobile Infantry suits from Starship Troopers -- when someone finally makes a decent Starship Troopers movie -- will be the new #1
THIS! One of my many complaints about the movie was the complete lack of any of the books powered armor and how it affected the Mobile Infantry's tactics. TBH, it's also probably one of the most justifiable given that it would probably quite expensive with 90s special effects.
Your commentary is Awesome!!! LOL you should talk about other stuff too
1:08
4000 kilos = 7.1 gallons . What the f*** ?
Yeah, 7.1 gallons of ... neutronium!
Heh, good joke: covert to standard measurements - gallons.
Look, I know you Americans still use the imperial measurement system and I am not taking it away from you. Be your own people. But it is a non-standard unit. Also, if I am not mistaken, gallon is a unit of volume, not weight.
Woosh I guess.
0:32 Perturabo is much more than just 'in an exo skeleton suit'. He is, or was, the Primarch of the Iron Warriors Chapter of Space Marines. The gene-father, therefore the purest form which is distilled into a lesser vessel.
He wouldn't need the armour now, he's a Daemon Prince. Does anyone know if he has Obliterator properties? If so I'd need to get him to the table asap.
Also, if you count a Jaeger because the pilot is connected to it, then Imperator Titans count as well.
Doomslayer in his praetor suit: That's cute....
"(...)When converted to standard measurements(...)" BUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Americans gods of earth xD good vid tho
As a kid I liked the soldiers more than the pandorans from avatar.
Me too
Without space aliens to fight humans will never learn to get along
what's the difference between an exoskeleton and a Mechasuit like Big O or Evangelion vs Master Chief?
I am surprised a Phase 3 Dark Trooper suit from Star Wars, the Hrunting/Yggdrasil Mk. 1 suit from Halo (that suit that looked like a large MJOLNIR suit from one of the Halo anime episodes, Ghost, I think), the Hrunting/Yggdrasil Mk. 2 from Halo (that giant walker that can be seen in the middle of a Halo 4 map, Adrift, inside the large central chamber; it appears to be undergoing repairs or finishing up construction,as there is no missing components easily observed), or a Cyclops from Halo weren’t put on the list. I mean, the Cyclops is basically one of the Alien Cargo Loaders except bigger, can be more heavily armed, has actual armor and not just metal structural supports, and are fully enclosed. I think they can function in a vacuum as well. Cyclops is like what a combination between the Avatar Marine walker and Ripley’s Cargo Loader, and it looks like it too, I think. It does make sense, as it was originally designed to be a light cargo loader, not for anything to heavy.
If you were alive during WWI - and you were drafted - you'd be in the trenches with everyone else or in jail or in hiding. The guys who were in the trenches were probably not any less frightened of what they were doing than you are - they just did it anyway.
Did you skip the ones from Halo? I know it's a game but there are Halo movies I've seen on the internet somewhere.
Another one would be the Powered Armor from the Book Starship Troopers - which is supposed to be in the upcoming movie. I guess they figured if Tom Cruise could do it for Edge of Tomorrow than they could do it too.
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You could be a concientious objector, no one would put you in prison then, but it wouldn't do your reputation any good though...
On the note of exoskeleton, The Power Armour from FO4 should have made this list as well....
NEED TO DESTROY KIAJU!
Yes they are terrible things
@@GenerationFilms thank you!
To fight those monsters we need to build monsters of our own.
Dolphins are young kiaju...we need to kill them while we can!
District 9 exo suit is my personal favorite from any movie
Mine too, but it's the biggest downfall in the film. was that vikus didn't know how to properly operate it. If he did he would have killed all of the F.R.B. and gotten to the dropship.
Old video, BUT how in the name of all that is good and just in the universe did you not mention EXO SQUAD in a video about exoskeletons?!?
Yes, I'm old...
great video. But Tony Stark didn't like the order and he downvoted this video 46 times. Iron man, check your ego at the door bro!
How about you learn what an exoskeleton is before you try and make a video on it.
How do you get from weight scale to volume scale???
There is actually a reason for the matrix APU's to not have any pilot protection. Canonically, it was found during the initial war against the AI, that all the protection only made the pilots suffer a lot more (as you can see in the Animatrix series where one poor pilot is ripped out of his suit, leaving his limbs behind).
If Pacific rim robots are mech suits, why aren't warhammer 40k titans on this list?
Because they're listing movie examples here. Not video games.
technically 40k titans almost never featured in video games, however they appeared in fan-made animated movies, they appear in lore books, and the smaller ones had figurines for the 40k "epic" tabletop game, thanks to it's tiny scale
so it's not a video game example, and if you really try hard you can say it's in movies, but otherwise it's books and tabletop games
They weren't robots. Robots perform their tasks without operator interference. They work the exact opposite way to the jaegers.
All I'll say is Warhammer 40k... I win !!!!
Rickymcdd so in your opinion what would a dreadnought be? Because it’s way larger than Space marine armor but the Space Marine inside likely has very little of his body left and is physically almost completely surgically grafted into it via the sarcophagus.
really great writing,the tail end jokes were quite good.
So many people talking about exoskeletons and powered armors from different media, but I'm yet to see a mention of the Mobile Infantry suits from the Starship Troopers book.
Starship Troopers is one of the first books that popularized powered armor and it was probably one of the most realistic portrayals of possible tactics and uses of such a weapon.
The Mobile Infantry are the main army branch in the Terran Federation, they do not require tank or artillery support because they carry more than enough firepower.
Each soldier has twin linked mortars, flame throwers, auto-cannons, rockets and possibly tactical nukes.
Also they all have jump jets, which increase their mobility by orders of magnitude. Allowing a soldier to easily jump over buildings or traverse difficult terrain.
Couple that with well trained soldiers and a squad of 8 mobile infantry is equivalent to several companies of a modern army.
Basically the mobile infantry armor is such a force multiplier, that 8 men can easily take on a thousand.
However, their biggest strength is also their biggest weakness.
You cannot train just anyone to be in the mobile infantry, in fact out of every 1000 volunteers (not conscripts, people who actually want to be there) only about 90 make it through basic training.
That said, if necessary the federation could create auxiliary army units for defense, thus freeing up the mobile infantry for offense. The auxiliary core would not need to have as harsh requirements as the MI. A man required to hold a position until reinforcements or extraction, does not need to be as multi-skilled as one required to do much, much more.
So they'd only need to create a regular army on top of their already existing elites. Because the MI is closer to modern day special forces than to regular army personnel. (It's just that in the case of the Terran Federation the whole army is special forces.)
Warhammer 40k should've come in first
sadly, this video was only about movies. But yeah, stuff like the Dreadnaught Armor, or [insert any T'au Battle suit] would've been one spot 1
@@elgurkus6885 I think Dreadnought armor is more like a fancy coffin than a exosuit :P and not sure about T'au battlesuits, arent they joystick controlled?
@@FinALIEN93 fair enough. but then we would still have the power armors from adeptus astartes. Also with dreadnought armor I meant the thing, that the terminators wear (I thought it was called something like tactical dreadnought armor)
And yes, power armors are a sub class of exo-skeletons
@@elgurkus6885 Titans are controlled the same way as the Jaegers. And yes Dreadnoughts are kinda like weaponised coffins in a way but there is Centurion power armor which is a space marine inside a space marine. Also new models of Dreadnoughts have nearly as much agility as a normal marine. Also there are Primaris Marines now which are bigger, stronger and faster Space Marines. And there is always the Custodes and Primarchs. Oh and the Custodes get even better Dreadnoughts. 40k power armor could be its own mini series.
@@elgurkus6885 Oh and yeah Terminator power armor is also called Tactical Dreadnought Power armor.
these metric conversions . . . one simply has to love them!
Does anyone know the name of the animated series shown between 3:27 and 3:36? Thank you in advance!
You needed T-45 to T-60 and X-01suits from fallout i was really expecting at least one because it was the transition screen