The Marines Malevolent! Lambasted As Villains But Truly The Finest Of Space Marines! 40k lore
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- No kidding! The Marines Malevolent are amongst the most effective and successful of all the god Emperors space marines! For they know that there IS no such thing as innocence in the 41st millennium. Like true sons of Konrad...
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Arch is it ok if you unprivate your Call of Warhammer campaign from 2015? I watched it when it first came out and it really got me into Warhammer in general. Would really like to see it all again. Thank you :)
Emperor be praised!
Arch has prepares another video!!!!
Det går Bra det Arch, den kom til slutt 🥰
Down voted just cause not as in a real dislike but because you forgot.
i forgot too ._.
7 work day week with night shift . . if this happens at the end or beginning of a month i may not know which one i am in
_Watch: A courageous Marine Malevolent charges through daemon fire to kill one last civilian_
Thanks for the laugh, and have a nice day.
Friendliest MM Named princess
Hr was obviously a heretic because hes seen the demon!!
based
Brother Ryan of the Marines Malevolent asks:
"Is a marine not entitled to the loot of his own team-kills?"
"No!" says the cyborg from Mars. "It belongs to the Mechanicus!"
"No!" says the Eclessiarch from Ophelia VII. "It belongs to The Emperor!"
"Thank you brother." says the Blood Raven escaping in the background. "This is a fine gift."
That would be logged as Ctrl+F+U correct?
Hey, it's only a "team-kill" if someone can prove it...
@@GeordieSwordsman _[Ork Deathskull comes outta nowhere and cold-cocks the Blood Raven with a steel chair and yoinks the loot for itself while legging it.]_ "IT'S ONLY YOUR LOOT IF YA CAN KEEP IT BEAKIE!!"
You know a chapter is a special kind of crazy when the INQUISITION has to tell you to tone down the genocide😂
Underrated comment
"No known founding chapter" is GW for "Ultramarines until proven otherwise"
If we go by Arch’s monologue about how true the “No one is innocent” quote is, then the only innocents in 40k are the Death Korps of Krieg. And that fits 40k’s brand of irony quite well.
Considering how little he had to work with Arch worked wonders with this one.
There is a novel called "The Iron Kingdom" that features Marines Malevolent and for what went on I am now a fan. And there was line of " we are the spear point" and they did a light attack to kill the leader of rebels Knights, this gave me a loyalists Luna Wolves feeling.
I kind of have always seen them as loyalist nightlords myself.
@@markmueller-rougier3098 I see them as Iron Warriors; callous, calculating and cunty
@@discipleofdagon8195 emphasis on the cunty
When the Angry Marines aren't played for laughs, you get the Marines Malevolent. Kinda like how some romantic comedies are actually stalker horror films if you take out the jokes.
Remove the jokes from Airplane! and you get the disaster movie drama Zero Hour
😡😡😡
Always Malevolent! All the time!
Nah, the serious Angry Marines are the Flesh Tearers.
@@midgetydeath Flesh Tearers don't show enough contempt for everyone else on their own team.
The official Angry Marines are clearly a Lamenters successor chapter. They just decided to make their unhappiness at being the universe's punching bag into everyone elses' problem.
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If that were made canon, the fandom would flip on their opinion and side with the Marines Malevolent. Because everyone else would _deserve it._
so you want to tell me that when Lamenters entered the warp they were actually flung back in time to Heresy era?
I can see that, the Angry Marines as essentially Lamenters who've been pushed too far. Kick even the most reasonable and self-sacriificing of men too much, and the other shoe will drop. A bit like Falling Down, or Breaking Bad.
That said, my headcanon is that the AM are the only known successor chapter of the Thunder Warriors.
@@mikoajpietrych6168 Successor Chapters can have successors of their own. It is normal.
For every light, there is dark. For every Arch, there is a Vaush. Likewise, for every Lamenter, there must be a Malevolent...
So for every Ethan Ralph there's Mistor Metokur.
@@mikecampos1193 Yes, and for every E-Thot (collectively) there is Chris Chan
@@mikecampos1193 Ralph's gunt will one day eclipse the sun
I don't look at them as so much malevolent. I think of them as dedicated to their mission and they approach their problems with a ruthless, utilitarian, and analytical approach. However, the Marines Utilitarian just doesn't have the same kick
They're far too wasteful at least. Need more analytical decisions to waste bolt rounds.
@@nonya1366_"The Marines Logistica, they only use melee weapons so as not to waste ammunition against anything they feel it isn't necessary for, which is everything."_
@@VioletDeathRei Boltrounds are for humans having special weapons. Plasma is for space marine foes. Melta is for vehicles, and knife is for everyone dumb enough to stay close. Not chainswords because those cost fuel to operate. Power armor costs fuel too technically.
no they are hornets there mannerism is not that of practicality it is of an asshole
The Marines Relentless
I rember a post long ago "Its easier to forgive/like evil than an asshole" and I believe the marines malevolent fit that to a T.
I would love it if the Marines malevolent had their own book series.
They make an appearance in one of the Salamander's novels
@@tybaltmarr2158yeah that was the part of the video in which they shelled a habblock over run with Orks.
But it was more of a way to show how the Salamanders doctrine of warfare differed from the rest of the Imperium.
There's a short story in the war for Armageddon omnibus. Super epic
The short story 'The Devil's Trappings' (I think!?) Is a good insight into them.
They also a more then pass part in a novel call Iron Kingdom
Tushan beating Vinyar's ass still makes me cry manly tears of joy
Only Arch can ramble about a Space Marine chapter that there is so little information about for 40 minutes, and I love him for it ❤️❤️❤️
That's why we are here :D
Gotta love TH-cam. Vid dropped for the public 5 hours priot to this comment, but you're listed as havimg posted a full day prior. Early Access?
@@Deridus yes 😁
srs question: has he ever done a single episode only the Terminus Decree? I'd wager, he'd get that to 30mins ez..
@@Deridussometimes you can find videos in playlists on the channel 😁
@@yagsipcc287 Thanks for the tip! Cheers!
Also their habbit of taking armor parts from their fallen to repair theirs is also a nightlord habbit
It's generally a common practice within the Eye of Terror as well.
We do have an entire novel showing the Marines Malevolent dealing with rebellion populations. In the Iron Kingdom we get a very good in depth look into the minds of the Marines Malevolent, as they are the main force under the Admiral of the fleet.
They are utilitarian and pragmatic to the utter extreme, they do not view civilians even as living things but as obstacles in the pursuit of the enemy at absolute best. Killing them is not a matter of being assholes, although they fully are, it's a matter of getting rid of inconvenient problems more than anything else.
While there are some that fully are assholes and hate themselves, that's always due to them being compared to more "honorable" chapters, which of course would make them bitter and angry. Just look at Captain Vilian, making the right call only to be beaten by a Chapter Master who considers himself above his tactics.
The Iron Kingdom is a bad book, make no mistake, but those chapters that show the Marines Malevolent in action and thought are very good for understanding the Chapter. Shame Arch didn't include any of this.
Another thing he got wrong was the story with the Black Templars. He did not antagonize him because he hated him, because he was petty, he did not antagonize the Black Templars because he cared two shits about his honor or to be an asshole. He antagonized him to give himself a legitimate reason to kill him and take his gear without the other Black Templars interfering. He specifically says to his brothers that he didn't care about the trophy or the honor of the kill, he traded one bolt round for new armor pieces and a very fine sword.
The Marines Malevolent are 100% assholes, but it is not because they want to be assholes, it's because they don't care about other people's feelings or civilians, nor do they care about anything but bringing their hate to the enemy as often and as constantly as possible. A Marine Malevolent can 100% be friendly to you, just constantly resupply him and his brothers, tell him where the nearest enemy is, stay out of his way and don't bother him about petty things such as civilian casualties or honor and you'll be his best friend.
A bloodraven and a marine malevolent both came across the same remains of a fully equipped space marine
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The malevolent punches the bloodravens lights out only to later find the salvaged equipment (and his own) missing.
Successor Chapters can deviate far enough from their Legion ancestors that the Marines Malevolent could have come from any Legion.
What I really liked about the story with the Salamanders was that the Marine Malevolent had a power fist that was so ancient and non-functional it had fused into nothing more than a giant lump of metal which I thought was trying to show the Marine as one of the Rogue Trader era BT01 marines with a power fist which is an image that's always stuck with me.
Arch here slipping in the term "bonus hole" is the comedic gift that keeps on giving.
You're absolutely right, Arch. We are always told "there are no good guys in 40k" meanwhile every goddamn book centers around a group of heroes fighting valiantly against malevolent forces of evil.
It's good to actually get some evil Imperial Forces.
“Evil”
What if the marines malevolent are simply the descendant of all the astartes that belonged to traitor legions but remained loyal to the Emperor ? That would explain their name, make their origin story simpler and easier to stick to the lore, and fit quite well with the whole "deep down everyone is guilty".
Cool vid as usual :)
Makes sense to me
For being 90% speculation this video is pretty damn persuasive, and awesome as always 👍
I came to listen to another dunking on of the Marines Malevolent. I stayed to learn just how much I need to paint some models in their colors.
So a few things;
1. I think the Marines Malevolent are somewhat Night Lords…. But also Death Guard.
We know that several chapters - even those likely related to those of… Heretical origin - can share geneseed from multiple legions.
The Carcharodons are a good example.
We know they primarily run Raven Guard geneseed thanks to their partnership with the Raven Guard Legion Exiles.
But we also know they likely have some Night Lord geneseed due to their encounters with the Night Lords in their books.
There is also a likely speculation that they have World Eater geneseed mixed in there too.
And it’s reasonable to maybe see why. A chapter that’s out at the edge of the imperial forever fighting and only supplied with the most minimum of resupply every few decades when one of their fleets return to inner imperial space, that they’re are likely chances they have been traded non-standard geneseed by potentially outside means - be it through raid/claims on heretical forces/chapters - or through deals with black shields not apart of the imperiums watch.
Now, think of the Marines Malevolent. Veterans of multiple veterans taken from what we know to be loyalist Death Guards and even Night Lords… a combined force of them and personality does make them quite in line.
2. I do not suspect a Hive World is their homeworld, but a Penal World.
It would make sense for their idea of fighting until death meaning penitence, but would also again link to the Night Lords/Death Guards theory.
And… it would explain their attitudes too.
Instead of being raised on Imperial/Astartes ideals from birth, they are raised on Penal ones.
Life is but nothing on penal worlds and the rough life expectancy - even for those born on them - it could be interesting.
3. Link to the 2nd idea is that maybe the reason they replenish so quickly and aren’t up to the fullest of standards of other chapters or even Astartes when it comes to their prowess on occasion.
Is that a number of their chapter isnt made from gene inserts but like Luther and many of the old legions, enhancements that give them a common par but never better.
But more, it would explain how a chapter can be founded so quickly in an age of limited recruits and veterans and geneseed, that a small number were bread from said geneseed, but a majority are but enhanced to be not but youths/men given chance to repent their sins through service as astartes.
When you say they've got night lord/world water mixed in, do you mean they've got some guys from world eater genestock, some from night lords and the rest raven guard
Or do you mean their Geneseed has been spliced with nightlord/world eaters
Cos both are possible in my opinion, it'd be odd to find raven guard that are so similar to world eaters without having some spliced in rather than just cultural assimilation
@@ragnarian
Your first one, that it’s Raven Guard, Night Lord and World Eater stock.
As for the fighting system of the Carcharodons it actually based on the RG exiles.
The Raven Guard before Corax got them actually fought in pretty much a similar fashion to the Carcharodons, by infiltrating forward and then rushing in in full on slaughter.
It was why Corax exiled them as he completely saw them as unable to work with his sons of Deliverance - and the fact that during several occasion during working with Horus during the great crusade they took his brothers side (including perts) in frontal assaulting fortresses vs conducting a Corax like lighting assault.
When you don't want to clue the Inquisition that the Emperor personally said "fuck that!" to the Astartes, ( IN GENERAL) and then inherit a chapter like Tyberos (much less Huron) Pwning every chapter, that assumed EVERYONE played by the accepted Codex Astartes rules. I get to laugh a lot.... Silly second Legion whetting their teeth in the red wake of justice....(wait is that even possible?) Killing Traitors? I envy Jon Dias Frain.....Simply for his ability to erase.... unpleasant circumstance...
Ah, the 4chan chapter
Isn't that the Angry Marines?
@@VoiceOfTheEmperoror the reasonable marines?
1d4chan is back WOOOOO!
@@VoiceOfTheEmperorYes.
@@VoiceOfTheEmperorRIP AND TEAR
James smith has never actually been on 4chan. Shh
Their colors are cool, And their appearance in one of the latest dawn of firebooks makes them out to be way cooler than they really wanted them to be.
I imagine them in their off time, spent like the worst frat house ever imagined. Bragging about bad behavior, asking each other, “do you even lift, bro(?),” followed by chest thumping and epic hazing rituals.
I have used the Marines Malevenant on warzones to keep my players in check in more than 1 Only War game. They want to be murder hobos and that might be very Chaos oriented and need purging.
Looks like Chaos to me, they need purging
I find loyalist forces potentially ising traitor geneseed an incredibly interesting lore component. Especially with how some notable loyalist heroes of the heresy were from the traitor legions. It seems unlikely that the imperium would waste that geneseed especially if there are strong and notable veterans who may have figured out how to overcome the flaws that ruined their brethren. Would love to hear more about this Arch.
How to overcome the "flaws" of the World Eaters:
- dont use butchers nails
- reject Angron, who most of the original legion hated to begin with
- dont use butchers nails
There's a book based chapter (I don't recall their name) who were admitted by the author to be based on their own Loyalist Luna Wolves geneseed concept. The books don't say it outright though.
The Soul Drinkers are of unknown providence, likely traitor genes. (They recently came back as Primaris marines made from the same unknown source)
The brass armour wearing Minotaurs chapter has so many Iron Warrior traits it's concerning.
The list goes on, there are plenty of potential examples. The Space Sharks or the Red Scorpions, the Exorcists and even the Grey Knights (who potentially use hybridised geneseed of their founder marines, for the Emperor is not an Astartes nor primarch and could not have provided organoids he does not possess - Big E likely put his own custom genetic code into the progenoid glands of the founder GKs intead.)
With the exception of the 1kSons, Traitor geneseed isn't corrupt. The problems were their Primarchs.
@@shanehudson3995 Emperor's Children were corrupted geneseed as well. But it was likely an 'external' event. It was intentionally poisoned by chaos forces. It caused the degeneration, genetic mutation, it's why Fabious Bile has to constantly make a new body for himself. As his genetic stock is still the damaged ones and both he and his primarch could not save it. It's also why Fabious went to go rescue the "pure" and untainted geneseed ship that was lost. Also, the Raven Guard's geneseed was corrupted, it was caused by attempts to rapid grow new Marines and new Seed Stock during the HH and resulted in the raven mutants (literally human/raven looking beastment with astartes level powers). The "corvus" pattern marine helmet (beakie) was designed by Corvus Corax to allow his mutants to hide their mutation and wear a helmet. Literally, in the lore.
The founder of the Grey Knights was a redeemed T-Sun. The gene seed for the GKs is T-Sun that has been "fixed" by the Emperor and enhanced making them even more powerful than the T-Suns.
It's pretty much accepted lore that there are traitor foundings and chapters even to the modern period in the Imperium.
Thanks for reminding me about the whole bonus hole thing. I watch these to watch another universe fall apart, not my own damnit!
41 minutes on a chapter with so little lore to it. Only Arch can try to argue a chapter truely dark among grimdark. They are 40k incarnate, and are proof as to why everyone loves the Salamanders.
It's a miracle with how these guys haven't turn traitor, considering they are basically Iron Warriors but somehow still loyal.
Would it be that far of a stretch that they are a chapter of iron warrior loyalists. Same as the silver skulls.
@zlboyle90 Considering how they act and how little they compare to the progenitor loyalists, I think it's safe to consider them a loyalist Iron Warriors successor. Like the Minotaurs and Silver Skulls.
@@inductivegrunt94is that why the Black Templars hate every Iron Warrior chapter descendant even though they're loyal the old beef is still there.
well the thing is... the imperium still has banks of "traitor" geneseed from before the heresy. Whole chapters with dubious origins could likely be of traitor stock. Ever find it strange how the minotaurs have no readily known primogenitor, excel at siege and attrition warfare and are kept on a short lease by the inquisition?
@@inductivegrunt94 I thought the silver skulls were ultramarines founded to honour Barabas Dantioch's sacrifice?
There is one thing that factory worker can do, that nore Space Marine can.
REPRODUCE!
These guys are basically just slightly more ruthless Reasonable Marines.
Finally another great mind that preaches about the chad hyper pragmatism of The Marines Malevolent.
I still believe Blood Ravens were formed from the Corvidae, as the only member of that cult on world at the time of the burning of Prospero was Ahzek Ahriman.
I always expected that they came from traitor geneseed... specifically, the Night Lords.
Cruelty? For the 40K universe, that's Tuesday.
0:50 - Isn't that the Inquisition's line? Specifically Inquisitor Lord Fyodor Karamazov.
8:20 - Ah yes, THAT.
Black Templars...not one to provoke lightly.
27:00 - Good? Bad? They're Space Marines.
Well, they likely have recruiting worlds, like the Dark Angels and the Blood Ravens do.
Step 1: Run a Marines Malevolent army.
Step 2: Use the most infuriating, cheese, or dickish tactics.
Step 3: Laugh in your opponent’s face even if you lose.
Yes my favorite Night Lords Successor chapter.
They do anything to get the job done. They are the Average Adeptus Astartes chapter who will sacrifice anything to kill Enemies of Man and protect the Imperium. Really the only reason people hate them and Love the Space Sharks is because 1. They don’t have a book to flesh them out, and 2. Salamander and Black Templar fans have a big hate boner for em
Sacrifice 4000 civilians in a Refugee camp to kill Double the number of orks. Makes sense so no Space Marines or Guardsmen die.
Ransack a Dead Mechanicus Ship for Power armor and pristine bolt guns. Hey the Space Sharks do it all the time.
Are these guys the same guys that somehow get along with the blood Ravens and sell them or trade them supplies because you know I'm a feeling this chapter doesn't ask too many questions.
" I will kill as many people as I have to as long as you are one of them! "
@@mikecampos1193
I wish, but that would unfortunately make them slightly enjoyable to the reader and Nick Kyme who is the Author who controls them currently won’t let that happen.
Considering they steal as much Gear as blood ravens I would love a book where they trade gear like Pokémon cards
I would have thought there would be more death guard gene seed used by the high lords. They were ridiculously loyal, just did the wrong thing as well as being remarkably stable. I always kind of hoped that the Minotaur’s would have been loyalist death guard gene seed. I know that’s not really likely but they should get a loyalist chapter.
Minotaurs were confirmed by their creator to be intended as loyalist Iron Warriors
Numbers speak louder than words. The kill death ratio can not be denied.
The Marine Malevolent and that legion that pops in and out when SHTF, joins forces, by the emperor, it would be a beautiful site.
I like to think that the only reason these buggers haven't turned to chaos yet is because even the chaos gods think they're too c*ntish to associate with
(Above is a footnote found in the report filed after their last investigation by Inquisition agent [REDACTED])
Their sourness means their emotions fuel no Chaos god.
Hm, to my count Marines Malevolent do also sound a lot like a bit more out there children of the Gorgon, minus the body mod mania. Up to and including the technological magpie nature they seem to be showing.
Marines Malevolent are not evil, they are kindness deficient!
It could be argued that the Marines Malevolent sin is saying the quiet part out loud. That unlike other Chapters or Organizations in the IoM, the MM know the reality of their galaxy and will do what ever it takes to protect/save the IoM. No matter who must suffer and die, as long as Mankind/EoM/IoM survives is all that matters. In fact the only real problem it seems that people have with the MM is their cold and callus nature. If they said they didn't like being this cold and cruel. But that it was necessary as per the EoM command they are to defeat His enemies and protect/preserve his empire no matter what it takes. That if given the choice they wouldn't sacrifice civilians, but they are not in a war that lets them have such 'choices'. So they do what they must, as all other Astarte's do in His service. I would say some evidence suggest the MM maybe of hybrid Gene-seed. Though based on Arches description of the MM, they sound a lot like the Carcharodon's. Who are also an ancient Chapter founded just after the HH, the are known for their brutality having no compunction murdering entire systems to make a point/punish the wicked (in fact they along with Minotaur's are the go to Chapter the High Lords of Tera against send against renegade Chapters), they are known for their red and grey tithes, they are fleet based/forever on Crusade, they are known for their ancient and acquainted war gear. They are usually under supplied and have to do their gear/aspirate raids. Because they are usually on Crusade at the extreme and sometimes beyond the Astronomican, far from the IoM and its forge worlds. They also said their the founder was sent away and his sons work to restore lost honor. Though unlike the MM, the Carcharodon's actually look like Night Lords, with the same gene seed flaw as the Raven Guard.
Marines Malevolent are honestly one of my more favored space marine chapters, they could use black lower leg plates, plus seem to be Iron Warriors who are my favorite legion period.
It seems like the imperium misses having callous but "get shit done" kinda guys at their disposal so they took the (honestly hilarious) amount of loyalist iron warrior geneseed and made these guys and the minotaurs.
So glad you did this chapter, always been my favorite
My favourite too, but I *hate* painting yellow.
The custodians are pretty pure.
Obsession with oiling themselved up npt withstanding...
Ironically, I can see the Custodes loving these guys for being so die hard devoted to their duty and orders. They both share that trait to the Nth degree.
In my opinion, main "problem" of Marines Malevolent is that they were created for role of "Saturday Cartoon Villains" for Salamanders (they're basically everything that Salamanders aren't)
Didn't Guilliman have a contingent of Ultramarines that he usually kept to the side because they were using rad-weapons? I like that there are always components of the Adeptus Astartes that aren't heroic, but utilitarian. A sledgehammer to the common sword.
I like how Arch made a chapter, designed to be vile, seem to be perhaps the dedicated of them all. LOL
But I think it suits Imperium very well, as despite being appropriatly dark for the universe they inhabit, Imperium is never pure evil.
The Malevolent Legion showing up to fight the tirries at Terra in small legion numbers would be ammusing.
I truly hope they are 8th Legion successors!! Mainly because of your "Loyal Night Haunter" video
Really laying the character on thick here Arch XD
Arch, marines malevolent, a match made on heaven. Get the popcorn ready.
I am getting "we did it patrick! We saved the city!" vibes from this chapter
Have we ever seen a marine malevolent without his helmet. It should be pretty easy to tell if he’s a Night Lord because of the pale skin and iris-less eyes
This makes my 13 hour bus ride bearable
you got to be something special if your chapter name is literally “bad marines”, and your founder was like “yes, that’s what I want”
Marines Malevolent; when even the Minotaurs and Lamenters can agree to put aside their differences and despise you for being major assholes...
One look at the Sevatar-pattern smirk dickishly plastered on their faces is enough to figure out their lineage...
There should be more Chapters like the Marines Malevolent, not because I like them or something like that but because in the Grim Dark of 40k it would just make more sense.
Thank you Arch for enlightening me to this great and unique chapter.
Tis one of my favorite color schemes and logos.
I would like to see a new warhammer 40k Xcom crossover similar to xenonauts. Where maintain a sector and fleet and have to go on missions that are randomized either chaos, orks, tyrannids etc. and have to maintain the security of the sector and whichever race controls the most of your sector becomes the final game boss.
Isn't that warhammer 40k chaos gate
That's not a crossover. A crossover would have the Commander flex his leadership skills and psionic power to eventually revive the Emperor through an Avatar or something.
Don't forget their most famous successor chapter:
The angry marines.
I dunno, if I wanted some grumpy boys in yellow, I think I prefer the Imperial Fists. The Malevolents seem to lack a critical element of humanity.
thank you arch, every friday you come up with another new topic to keep us interested in 40k
The "requisitioning" of others war gear could be seen as a clever "hide our true strength" ploy.
Starving Imperial Citizen: Please sir can you spare some bone gruel or perhaps some sawdust paste for me and my family?
Marines Malevolent: And let me guess, you want some rat droppings or kitchen cleaner to flavor it with too?
Starving Imperial Citizen: That would be great!
Marines Malevolent: Sounds like we have a traitor in need of a boltgun round!
I like the idea that they’re either iron warrior or night lords successors where the magos biologists snuck some old geneseed out of storage :)
Ok referring to the horns heresy as "space marines going boogalo" is so painfully accurate and yet hilarious for the scale of it thank you for this phrase
RIP 1d4 chan
They're still here though
Haven't shown up in google results in a while and back in Spring it was down for months. OP might be referring to that.
Still is up
It got infiltrated by the pink-white-blue gang, just like the SCP website.
They dont kill civilians.
They deny their enemy of their recruitment pool!
I enjoy how we can tell if the traitor derived loyal chapters can have iron warriors origins ruled out by a lack of autism
Chapters also have their own forges. The only thing Marines can’t build for themselves are ships and even then some can.
Ofcourse I yell at them, bros are rocking the fucking bee camo.
I love how you said "Other geneseed"
That bolter is giving me a stroke
Yeah it's really goofy looking
Where the bolt go doe.
Another video, another forty minutes of my life sucked up by my favorite channel. Thanks, Arch. Hope you're well!
The Marines Malevolent are not evil, they just realised were they live and stopped caring about the consequences.
Shelling refugee camps sounds pretty based, ngl.
Lovely stuff from a gifted storyteller.
I like the background music also
So they occasionally loot other chapter's space marine corpses... Do you think they also occasionally nick some geneseed from them? After all, having plenty of recruits can only get you so far, if you don't have the necessary geneseed to make them actual space marines.
Or maybe they are a case, not dissimilar to the Astral Claws, in that they secretly absorbed another chapter.
Well done, you have managed to completely change my opinion on the, to quote an ancient video of yours, Marines of Evil.
Arch as your rather amazing at lore would you ever consider doing a dive into something that I have seen online the "False Astarties" I really would like to know more about them but all I have seen is there name in passing
Arch to me is the ONLY Lore Master I’ll accept on my TH-cam, seriously though 👍🏻. Lord is never boring with Arch, every time there’s an upload on this channel I know I’m getting more from the best.
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Marines Malevolent a space marine chapter that is doom guy personified.
A true feat considering how rarely they are mentioned , bon travail 👌🏻
Cool! Haha thanks for featuring my art I painted the marine with the smug face
Thanks Arch
Please keep up the great work
How I have missed these lovely long winded lore videos.
Great stuff! Keep it coming.
is it weird that I want to see Arch and Bricky stream together and just nerd out over the night lords? Both of them love the faction.
Yeah, but you know how those kinds of channels are:"Oh no, that is a no-no person. I dare not to even mention his name or I might get tainted."
Bricky is pretty damm woke. Just listen to his stance on female space marines.
So that isn't a good fit.
@@BrotherHood-xh9sg links? I could search around, but I have the suspicion that with the sheer weight of his content that would be a futility.
@@johnj.spurgin7037 I will give it a quick try if you still want it after this comment.
The female space marine take was in adeptus ridiculous, a podcast series where he teaches a, then, 40k newbie the lore of 40k through reading and summarizing the wiki.
His female space marine take wasn't directed at the problems of it. Nothing about how you have male & female exclusive factions, nothing about the woke tactic where they have to diversify everything to give a certain image, nothing about how it goes against the lore etc.
But he did state he personally wasn't a fan of female space marines, because Games Workshop created the sisters of battle and they made a unique version of the female space marine, without just copy pasting it for diversity.
I believe he made that take during the "MAKING A SPACE MARINE: RECRUITMENT, CREATION, PAIN | Warhammer 40k Lore" video.
And if you have seen his other content with an analytical eye (like that video) you can see from his tone & wording, that he is pretty damm woke. Or scared for being cancelled, which is about the same.
Goddamn Arch, this was a good one. I'm due to paint a Marines Malevolent Kill Team soon. I *love* these guys.
"Bonus hole" ..... I see what you did there Arch... well played sir
bro i was just about to start a collection of rouge trader marines malevolent, this just got me even more inspired