For some reason I thought the ultimate reason for Paul and Leto's efforts was to create a humanity that was free to diaspora and evolve in every direciton possible. That way, humanity would be immune from prescience, a tool the could be used against them. Variety was the best insurance against exinction. Humanity up to then was a monogenome and waiting for a perfectly adapted threat to wipe them out.
In the original Frank Herbert series, yes! Plus, the Golden Path also required the breeding of the no-gene, the new genetic trait that would make humans immune to prescience. When the Ixian Hunter Seeker prescient machines would rise in the future, at least a few humans would survive, cloaked by their no-gene and sufficiently scattered and diverse.
Wow... just... wow. This summary makes me glad I never read Brian's books. They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but it rolled quite a ways downhill in this particular case....
Frank Herbert was a genius. Brian Herbert has the creativity and prose of a erotic romance author at a Dollar Tree and the media literacy of Tarzan. Of course he was never going to write as well as his father but it's apparent he fundamentally didn't understand Dune to begin with. At least Christopher Tolkien *got* LOTR.
....then the apple was kicked by a camel, fell into a thrash compactor, dumped in a tar pit, burned to ashes, and the smoke rose in the atmosphere and was disintegrated by solar radiation. I mean, in Brian's novels, there's a witch girl who takes a magic gem and turns into a goddess. So... Lolll
Kevin J. Anderson wrote those books, or probably just reworked other stories he already had with the family names from Frank's work. He needed a Herbert on the cover in order to sucker people into buying them.
Hahaha let's just say Brian Herbert had a... unique... understanding if his father's work. The original books were so good, Brian is just a dirt stain on the side loll
@@LordOfNihil Haha oh yeah I remember the ending of Lynch's version... where Paul cast a magical spell to make it rain on the desert of Arrakis, and instead of bringing the end of human civilisation like he threatened the Imperium at the end of the novels, the Fremen just cried out of joy loll. And Jessica cried saying "Thank God for this miracle!" or something lollllll It was literally the direct opposite of the novel's ending lolll
Yeah, Daniel and Marty explicitly tell us what they are, super evolved face dancers, that have become like Super Kwisatch Haderachs after absorbing countless personas. Brian Herbert really pissed on his father's grave by turning them into robots
_Heretics_ is worth reading. _Chapterhouse_ is clearly the second act of a bigger story, but there's no conclusion, so it's disappointing. I will never forgive Frank Herbert for dying before writing book 7. (I read Brian's books to finish the Dune saga, and they pale in comparison to Frank's.)
The last 2 novels of the originals are very good! They are, in a sense, an analysis of the life of the God-Emperor, as future humans have spent 15 centuries understanding Leto's legacy.
Nah, Heretics and Chaperhouse are much better. So much more depth, factions. Its not until Heretics you get to see the results of that, the variety. There are different themes explored. Honored matres are sith like in philosophy, and BG are more Jedi. Both are repressed over Love for different reasons. BG for self control, Honored Matres get people addicted to them to control them . Every faction represent some peace of Letos Legacy they fight over.
Those books were not from Frank's mind, they came directly from Kevin J. Anderson's brain. Read any of his other works and you will see how he works. It's his stuff with the names from Frank's world over written another story.
Mid credit scene, Matt Smith skynet in the form of the t 5000 materializes after having arrived from the distant past and utters "this time I have help" as he downloads the machine intelligence behind the matrix into the thinking machine network. End credit scene, John Connor and a resurrected Neo arrive from the distant past . As they download a copy of the Hal 9000 into the thinking machine network Connor utters we should've changed activation code from good morning Dave to exterminate.
I love the Dune books, the six original ones. This end, first time I read was okay, not good but yeah, but as I read it again it just got worse. Is just so much like a bad fanfic with all important characters coming back to life and the oracle and Eramus resolving everything with a click of their fingers, it not Dune! Is not what all the other books were about! I can’t like this end! I love Heretics and ChapterHouse but the series ends there for me, there’s probably better fanfic endings that the one we got, lol!
Leto II was not braver than Paul. The books make it clear that Paul could not fulfill the Golden Path because he loved humanity too much. His father's example and lessons in childhood prevented him from committing the atrocities required to realize the Golden Path. Leto II on the other hand was born with the foreknowledge and knew his duty and purpose from the cradle.
Leto II was at least partially an abomination. During his spice poisoning when he was captured in the desert he gives himself over to an ancestor (Agamemnon)
Are you sure about Paul "loving humanity too much"? He loved certain humans, and was proud of his family and the image of his family. If anything it's made clear that Leto II's great tragedy was his love for humans, his own humanity and humanity itself, which he all had to give up to put humanity on the golden path. He also wasn't born with prescience. He was preborn aware with ancestral memory, the prescience came slower and later. He only became fully prescient when imprisoned in Jacurutu.
It's AI narration, which as a machine trying to copy a human, but instead failing like an ugly transvestite of speech, is kinda fitting for Brian Herbert's own ugly transvestism of his own father's literary achievements.
Honestly, I find the idea of ultimate harmony and super beings trite. The problem with this idea of prophecy is that it relies on basically the thinking machines to be super impressed by the idea of a super being guiding them all into happy happy times. Which mean you have to cornhole all the plots into meaningless events. The clone guy that have died tons of times happen to be the guy and because the spacing guild agreed, then they started finally to kick ass. And then this thinking robot went - man, he's cool. Boss man, lead us. That is a lot of books and a lot of meaningless thousands of years to discover that they just needed a clone in the end. Jesus died on the cross 400 times to figure out how to appease robots.
Not exactly. It wasnt about being a clone, it was about having Multiple levels of consciousness and transcending them. This was covered in Chaperhouse. Its why danny and marty are also special. or BG have Other Memory. Frank was going somewhere with this, just not this garbage. Frank was setting up Duncan Idaho to have prescience.
I’m not fond of the expanded books, but i think they have value as I see them as a commentary to what Frank was thinking when he wrote the original series. Authors usually have extensive notes and drafts that don’t make it into the final publication for various reasons. A good example is the evolution of Tolkien’s ideas on the balrogs. Possibly the greatest issue I see is in the jarring difference in writing styles, Frank was esoteric whereas Brian is exoteric. That being said, we don’t need to throw out the baby with the bath water.
Brian Herbert is a dreadful writer who has ruined his father's superior storytelling. The last books, the post-quils shall we call them, were as poorly written as the Prelude and Houses of Dune Trilogies.
Soooo… I’ve read them all. Then I read the new books from Brian & Kevin. Then my wife and I went back through and are reading them as they come out. Big big SW fan and loved Kevin’s other works there.
As far as I am concerned the franchise ended at G-d Emperor. Leto dies, humanity is saved from prescient human's ability to find each other and wipe each other out. The End.
1:58 …he only reigned for 3500 years? I mean, GeeDub knocked them off, but Neoth, the universes’ worst dad and communicator has been at it for 10k. Sigmar (the best god-emperor) has ruled Azyr for…an indeterminate amount of time but presumably several thousands of years.
I really find it hard to believe this is how Frank Herbert would have ended Dune. They should just release the notes(Brian said were found) and let us draw our own conclusions
I don't understand the argument that what Paul Attreides was doing was wrong, about the dangers of charismatic leadership, because how does the Dune saga even begin without Paul Attreides seeking his revenge? I would argue the universe before Dune begins is the outrage, the evil, with multiple essential dualities not even acknowledged let alone resolved.
Um, no, in the original novels, humanity had been in a stable feudal state for 10 000 years. Not ideal, sure, but it was ok. Paul unleashed the most terrible religious war in history at that time and massacred a huge portion of humanity, billions and billions of people died. Paul was an absolute, brutal, totalitarian tyrant. The Corrinos were never totalitarians. But Paul's worst crime was the future he chose. In his visions, he saw many futures, and he chose the one that would be the less hard for him and Chani. By chosing that future though, he condemned humanity to extinction, because he chose a future in which the Ixian prescient hunter seekers exterminate the whole species lol So no, Paul is not a good person lol. He tried to be, he had a good heart, but in the end he made horribly selfish choices. The most interesting part of the character, in my opinion, is his weakness. Paul was as much a victim of his visions as he was a monster. Nobody could have endured what he did, living through countless visions of all possible horrors the future held for him and Chani. In the end he wasn't strong enough, he was crushed by his vision. It's a tragic story. His son, however, was considered the ultimate tyrant monster the universe would ever see. But in reality, he was the most selfless human in history, only committing atrocities for the greater good, to break his father's vision and save humanity from extinction.
If I was in Brian's position I would totally just make shit up and say that all of it was in my father's notes. There may have been some rough outlines Frank left in the bottom of a cardboard box in his closet, but come on...
Read the seventh book. It has two parts: Hunter of Dune and Sand Worms of Dune. Written by his son Brian Herbert and Kevin Anderson based on an outline by Frank Herbert. Dune is destroyed in Heretics of Dune which the makes Sisterhood turn their planet into a new Dune. The saga continues as Duncan Idaho steal a “no ship” with several sisters and small worms, not to mention a group of wandering Jews look for a suitable planet and going thru many adventures until they succeed. That is how the saga ends.
The ending doesn't make sense. Why must humans &: machines coexist? They are not equal. It was said that Duncan Idaho had Complete control over the Thinking Machines. No human being should have that much power over any intelligent species. Even if Duncan could see the future, he is not perfect and an imperfect person can make mistakes. "Absolute power corrupts absolutely." I think Brian could not come up with an original idea and he proves this with his, "... and they all lived happily ever after." ending.
I can’t seem to ever find out how humanity traveled faster than light without spice. Spice seems to only be from the worms on Arakis, and the empire existed before Arakis, so presumably FTL travel was done before spice was known about. Also it could be held up by someone pointing a lasweapon at somebody with a shield on Arakis in a “deadman switch” situation to destroy the planet (which sounds just stupid, but I guess Herbert didn’t want the obvious answer of “shoot the witchy fuckers to death” to be an answer) I think I would like the shield and weapons thing better if it was just a technological regression and then adaptation and advancement based around shield tech rather than “if you shoot the shielded guy it Exterminatus’ the planet” because again, you rig up a deadman switch on Arakis and everybody is at your beck and call or there is no more Arakis, spice or worms.
humanity was just not ready to embrace technology as the next step to evolution that it took them another 35,000 years just to be able to adapt i do wonder though how far out into the known universe did humanity conquer? how many galaxies?
What the f did this guy just make? I can't except this as cannon sry. For the the golden path is god emperor leto || . that's where this story end for me
I was talking to a……less melanated friend of mine and she legit did not understand that Dune was a critique/satire of US/Western imperialism on indigenous/Arab peoples……needless to say, I was shocked 😮 at her naïveté.
All I can think of is the B52's. I'm living with my own Duncan Idaho, living with my own Duncan Idaho, in a no ship with a giant potato, at the bottom of the Dune.
I'm sorry, but I'm a huge, huge, Frank Hurbert fan, and I found the sons writing bland and cheesy. Franks meger notes, the only saving grace. I long to read what might have been from the one, true, master.
For some reason I thought the ultimate reason for Paul and Leto's efforts was to create a humanity that was free to diaspora and evolve in every direciton possible. That way, humanity would be immune from prescience, a tool the could be used against them.
Variety was the best insurance against exinction. Humanity up to then was a monogenome and waiting for a perfectly adapted threat to wipe them out.
Well its based on Brian's books hence the nuttiness of it all. You are perfectly correct with your description of the Golden Path's objective ...
In the original Frank Herbert series, yes! Plus, the Golden Path also required the breeding of the no-gene, the new genetic trait that would make humans immune to prescience.
When the Ixian Hunter Seeker prescient machines would rise in the future, at least a few humans would survive, cloaked by their no-gene and sufficiently scattered and diverse.
Wow... just... wow. This summary makes me glad I never read Brian's books. They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but it rolled quite a ways downhill in this particular case....
Frank Herbert was a genius. Brian Herbert has the creativity and prose of a erotic romance author at a Dollar Tree and the media literacy of Tarzan. Of course he was never going to write as well as his father but it's apparent he fundamentally didn't understand Dune to begin with. At least Christopher Tolkien *got* LOTR.
....then the apple was kicked by a camel, fell into a thrash compactor, dumped in a tar pit, burned to ashes, and the smoke rose in the atmosphere and was disintegrated by solar radiation.
I mean, in Brian's novels, there's a witch girl who takes a magic gem and turns into a goddess. So... Lolll
His books were good.
In my opinion the prequels are quite OK. The ending (Hunters of Dune and Sandworms of Dune) is really bad.
Kevin J. Anderson wrote those books, or probably just reworked other stories he already had with the family names from Frank's work. He needed a Herbert on the cover in order to sucker people into buying them.
So the saga about how an Ultimate ruler is bad ends with an ultimate ruler....
And with a savior/messiah figure literally performing Deus Ex Machina to save humanity so that ultimate ruler can rule over them.
Hahaha let's just say Brian Herbert had a... unique... understanding if his father's work.
The original books were so good, Brian is just a dirt stain on the side loll
@@askani21 i think he liked lynch dune too much.
@@LordOfNihil Haha oh yeah I remember the ending of Lynch's version... where Paul cast a magical spell to make it rain on the desert of Arrakis, and instead of bringing the end of human civilisation like he threatened the Imperium at the end of the novels, the Fremen just cried out of joy loll. And Jessica cried saying "Thank God for this miracle!" or something lollllll
It was literally the direct opposite of the novel's ending lolll
@@askani21 these days i only watch the spicediver cut.
The money grab of the expanded universe is just gross n shameful. You can tell he is dumb and really doesn’t understand his fathers work
Yeah, I can see why this can't be ending Frank Herbert intended since it completely goes against philosophy in his series.
Also, Daniel and Marty were face dancers, not robots.
@@Grimlock1979 More like something what evolved from independent face dancers.
Yeah, Daniel and Marty explicitly tell us what they are, super evolved face dancers, that have become like Super Kwisatch Haderachs after absorbing countless personas.
Brian Herbert really pissed on his father's grave by turning them into robots
@@askani21 basically like In DollHouse, but shapeshiters
Sorry, but I couldn't help laughing at the picture of Daniel and Marty.
After listening to all this all I can say is "cocaine is a powerful drug."
LSD is a powerful drug.
Honored Matres are on a crazy speed drug
I stopped at the God Emperor. Seemed a much better ending/culmination of the Golden Path.
_Heretics_ is worth reading. _Chapterhouse_ is clearly the second act of a bigger story, but there's no conclusion, so it's disappointing. I will never forgive Frank Herbert for dying before writing book 7.
(I read Brian's books to finish the Dune saga, and they pale in comparison to Frank's.)
@theevermind I had read plot synopses ahead of time, which is why I decided to stop at 4. I agree, it's unfortunate 7 was never finished.
god emperor is my favorite book
The last 2 novels of the originals are very good! They are, in a sense, an analysis of the life of the God-Emperor, as future humans have spent 15 centuries understanding Leto's legacy.
Nah, Heretics and Chaperhouse are much better. So much more depth, factions.
Its not until Heretics you get to see the results of that, the variety.
There are different themes explored. Honored matres are sith like in philosophy, and BG are more Jedi. Both are repressed over Love for different reasons. BG for self control, Honored Matres get people addicted to them to control them . Every faction represent some peace of Letos Legacy they fight over.
What I'm taking from this great video is that neither the Matrix nor Avengers Ultron and Endgame were in any way original..
Brian's books were for personal profit, not Frank's story. I'm still holding out for a secret original manuscript.
He knew all he had to do was say it was based off his dad's writings and original drafts and people would buy them up
Those books were not from Frank's mind, they came directly from Kevin J. Anderson's brain. Read any of his other works and you will see how he works. It's his stuff with the names from Frank's world over written another story.
They were so bad I couldn't read them.
Thank you for the video. It was nice to know the end of the story 😊
Mid credit scene, Matt Smith skynet in the form of the t 5000 materializes after having arrived from the distant past and utters "this time I have help" as he downloads the machine intelligence behind the matrix into the thinking machine network. End credit scene, John Connor and a resurrected Neo arrive from the distant past . As they download a copy of the Hal 9000 into the thinking machine network Connor utters we should've changed activation code from good morning Dave to exterminate.
Man you make me miss Adderall
I love the Dune books, the six original ones. This end, first time I read was okay, not good but yeah, but as I read it again it just got worse. Is just so much like a bad fanfic with all important characters coming back to life and the oracle and Eramus resolving everything with a click of their fingers, it not Dune! Is not what all the other books were about! I can’t like this end! I love Heretics and ChapterHouse but the series ends there for me, there’s probably better fanfic endings that the one we got, lol!
there is areally book Book7 fanfic out there about a new combined sisterhood between New Gesserit and New Facedancers.
Brian's books are just fanfics
Exactly. If he really did have drafts, why hasn't he shared them.
Yup.
Remember when Paul joined a galactic circus and made friends with a fun and colorful Impresario?
Yeah, that happened in Brian's bad fanfic loll
if dune is george lucas, then bh/kja are disney.
Leto II was not braver than Paul. The books make it clear that Paul could not fulfill the Golden Path because he loved humanity too much. His father's example and lessons in childhood prevented him from committing the atrocities required to realize the Golden Path. Leto II on the other hand was born with the foreknowledge and knew his duty and purpose from the cradle.
Leto II was at least partially an abomination. During his spice poisoning when he was captured in the desert he gives himself over to an ancestor (Agamemnon)
Are you sure about Paul "loving humanity too much"?
He loved certain humans, and was proud of his family and the image of his family.
If anything it's made clear that Leto II's great tragedy was his love for humans, his own humanity and humanity itself, which he all had to give up to put humanity on the golden path.
He also wasn't born with prescience. He was preborn aware with ancestral memory, the prescience came slower and later. He only became fully prescient when imprisoned in Jacurutu.
I really grew sick of Duncan Idaho before he died the first time. this ending was truly dull and meaningless.
It would be interesting if Frank had finished the story line and not his son.
Not being able to pronounce Ithaca says everything I need to know about this video.
It might have been a better hint if you had spelled it ɪθəkə
It's AI narration, which as a machine trying to copy a human, but instead failing like an ugly transvestite of speech, is kinda fitting for Brian Herbert's own ugly transvestism of his own father's literary achievements.
made in canada?
Nice summary. Enjoyed it.
Honestly, I find the idea of ultimate harmony and super beings trite. The problem with this idea of prophecy is that it relies on basically the thinking machines to be super impressed by the idea of a super being guiding them all into happy happy times. Which mean you have to cornhole all the plots into meaningless events. The clone guy that have died tons of times happen to be the guy and because the spacing guild agreed, then they started finally to kick ass. And then this thinking robot went - man, he's cool. Boss man, lead us. That is a lot of books and a lot of meaningless thousands of years to discover that they just needed a clone in the end. Jesus died on the cross 400 times to figure out how to appease robots.
Not exactly. It wasnt about being a clone, it was about having Multiple levels of consciousness and transcending them. This was covered in Chaperhouse. Its why danny and marty are also special. or BG have Other Memory.
Frank was going somewhere with this, just not this garbage. Frank was setting up Duncan Idaho to have prescience.
The brian books feel like kevin wrote everyone based on Frank's notes and just put the suns name on them
That's very clearly what it is. Brian lends his name for credibility, but he didn't have the talent to crank out book after book.
@@theevermindrarely does the child out do the parent.
There is no notes on Book 7. its a cynical marketing ploy
Wow, the departure of storytelling here from father to son is apparent here. Cannon stops with Frank's work
I’m not fond of the expanded books, but i think they have value as I see them as a commentary to what Frank was thinking when he wrote the original series. Authors usually have extensive notes and drafts that don’t make it into the final publication for various reasons. A good example is the evolution of Tolkien’s ideas on the balrogs. Possibly the greatest issue I see is in the jarring difference in writing styles, Frank was esoteric whereas Brian is exoteric. That being said, we don’t need to throw out the baby with the bath water.
Brian Herbert is a dreadful writer who has ruined his father's superior storytelling. The last books, the post-quils shall we call them, were as poorly written as the Prelude and Houses of Dune Trilogies.
Frank was a racist homophobe that hated his son, and Brian tried to fix the universe
As a 40 year Dune fan, I liked the Legend of Dune prequel series. I did not like Hunters and Sandworms of Dune.
You said it. He is truly dreadful.
Disagree. I needed a closure & they did justice. Frank is Frank & Brian is Brian. No surprise there, but still pleased.
@ mmmmm ok
Soooo… I’ve read them all. Then I read the new books from Brian & Kevin. Then my wife and I went back through and are reading them as they come out.
Big big SW fan and loved Kevin’s other works there.
They are okay and sometimes great alone. Once you take what frank was preaching in dune and spoken to from interviews as well, they hurt 😢
Sounds like total fanfic, completely out of dune realm. I do not think that the son understood his fathers story.
As far as I am concerned the franchise ended at G-d Emperor. Leto dies, humanity is saved from prescient human's ability to find each other and wipe each other out. The End.
Heretics and chapterhouse are better books
god emperor did set up other works though. heretics and chapter house are not terrible compared to the bh/kja atrocities.
1:58 …he only reigned for 3500 years?
I mean, GeeDub knocked them off, but Neoth, the universes’ worst dad and communicator has been at it for 10k. Sigmar (the best god-emperor) has ruled Azyr for…an indeterminate amount of time but presumably several thousands of years.
I really find it hard to believe this is how Frank Herbert would have ended Dune. They should just release the notes(Brian said were found) and let us draw our own conclusions
I don't understand the argument that what Paul Attreides was doing was wrong, about the dangers of charismatic leadership, because how does the Dune saga even begin without Paul Attreides seeking his revenge? I would argue the universe before Dune begins is the outrage, the evil, with multiple essential dualities not even acknowledged let alone resolved.
Um, no, in the original novels, humanity had been in a stable feudal state for 10 000 years. Not ideal, sure, but it was ok. Paul unleashed the most terrible religious war in history at that time and massacred a huge portion of humanity, billions and billions of people died. Paul was an absolute, brutal, totalitarian tyrant. The Corrinos were never totalitarians.
But Paul's worst crime was the future he chose. In his visions, he saw many futures, and he chose the one that would be the less hard for him and Chani. By chosing that future though, he condemned humanity to extinction, because he chose a future in which the Ixian prescient hunter seekers exterminate the whole species lol
So no, Paul is not a good person lol. He tried to be, he had a good heart, but in the end he made horribly selfish choices. The most interesting part of the character, in my opinion, is his weakness. Paul was as much a victim of his visions as he was a monster. Nobody could have endured what he did, living through countless visions of all possible horrors the future held for him and Chani. In the end he wasn't strong enough, he was crushed by his vision. It's a tragic story.
His son, however, was considered the ultimate tyrant monster the universe would ever see. But in reality, he was the most selfless human in history, only committing atrocities for the greater good, to break his father's vision and save humanity from extinction.
If I was in Brian's position I would totally just make shit up and say that all of it was in my father's notes. There may have been some rough outlines Frank left in the bottom of a cardboard box in his closet, but come on...
I actually liked Brian's writing better than Frank's.
Read the seventh book. It has two parts: Hunter of Dune and Sand Worms of Dune. Written by his son Brian Herbert and Kevin Anderson based on an outline by Frank Herbert. Dune is destroyed in Heretics of Dune which the makes Sisterhood turn their planet into a new Dune. The saga continues as Duncan Idaho steal a “no ship” with several sisters and small worms, not to mention a group of wandering Jews look for a suitable planet and going thru many adventures until they succeed. That is how the saga ends.
The ending doesn't make sense. Why must humans &: machines coexist? They are not equal. It was said that Duncan Idaho had Complete control over the Thinking Machines. No human being should have that much power over any intelligent species. Even if Duncan could see the future, he is not perfect and an imperfect person can make mistakes. "Absolute power corrupts absolutely."
I think Brian could not come up with an original idea and he proves this with his, "... and they all lived happily ever after." ending.
“The ending doesn’t make sense…” That’s because Brian wrote it, not Frank.
He can't come up with an original idea, and can't understand an unoriginal one either 🤣
Just curious, was the last book written AFTER Matrix: Revolution? Just saying.. it's almost the same thing.
Brian has the imagination of a fun kids cartoon. Amusing, but dumb if you think about it a little.
Matres is a word from Mothers, not Meters.
With a Quitzach Hadderach, sing a song a tune, you've been watching too much Dune.
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"Ith-ah-kah" 🤭
The morphing into Warhammer 40k would have been a better ending.
I can’t seem to ever find out how humanity traveled faster than light without spice. Spice seems to only be from the worms on Arakis, and the empire existed before Arakis, so presumably FTL travel was done before spice was known about.
Also it could be held up by someone pointing a lasweapon at somebody with a shield on Arakis in a “deadman switch” situation to destroy the planet (which sounds just stupid, but I guess Herbert didn’t want the obvious answer of “shoot the witchy fuckers to death” to be an answer)
I think I would like the shield and weapons thing better if it was just a technological regression and then adaptation and advancement based around shield tech rather than “if you shoot the shielded guy it Exterminatus’ the planet” because again, you rig up a deadman switch on Arakis and everybody is at your beck and call or there is no more Arakis, spice or worms.
You say "quizadaterach" with such power but say honoured "mat-treys" wrong.
You say honoured "mate-ers"
Really liked the video anyway
It's AI narration, and by it's very nature, will never be able to pronounce those words, and many others, correctly, unless by accident.
it’s going to change all our lives and take our jobs tho!!!
@@warhorrorspondent sounded canadian to me.
Then everything changed, when the Fire Nation attacked...
The machines being defeated by a literal Deus ex machina is something.
humanity was just not ready to embrace technology as the next step to evolution that it took them another 35,000 years just to be able to adapt
i do wonder though how far out into the known universe did humanity conquer? how many galaxies?
The honored Matres
Brian killed it. I read 2 of his books and stopped. Long live the originals!
So many errors in this.
And many mispronunciations.
ih-Thah-ka? Maters?
@@HadrianRex I thought it was; "ITH-i-cuh", "MAH-trays"! :D
@@chadvanderlinden9548 I agree with you!
@@HadrianRex You weren't there!
Another dimension? Tf?
I thought the "Dune Saga" ended with humanity discovering FTL travel and now no longer needing Spice to travel and allowing humans to be truly free?
6:50 Those are Sardaukars.
I had to stop at the wierd reverse forced sex scene battle in the second last book between a sex witch and Duncan clone 3021.
That is not the end. There is more.... I won't spoil it though...
Duncan Idaho geting into a no ship and flying of into unknown space.
Weird pronunciation of “Ithaca”
Wrong, wrong, wrong! Daniel and Marti are independent Face Dancers!
And it's pronounced (Ma-trays), and Bene (Tlay-lax).
Somebody needs to buy the rights and rewrite EVERYTHING Brian Herbert wrote.
It SUUUUUUUCKS.
What a train wreck…
What the f did this guy just make? I can't except this as cannon sry.
For the the golden path is god emperor leto || . that's where this story end for me
You hope for my enjoyment. You do not order it.
The end of the Serie is okay . But i wish frank H. Has Written it. The written style is his son is boring.he repeats everthing over and over .
Ive read the main 6 books many times i tried to read the others but found them embarrassing,just shite really
Aha, so the ´golden path´ was nothing ?? because this oracle showed up !! truly NOT Frank Herbert´s way of dune !
yeah no not cannon hell even tolkeins kids had enough sense not to fuck with his works this sound like crap
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Trump is a worm. You'll see how stupid he is early. You guys are brainwashed.
Oof
I was talking to a……less melanated friend of mine and she legit did not understand that Dune was a critique/satire of US/Western imperialism on indigenous/Arab peoples……needless to say, I was shocked 😮 at her naïveté.
I’m shocked at your passive aggressive attempt at seeming something more than a provocative racist
Surprised dumb monkeys read.
Where did you get that garbage? Frank himself stated Dune began as a thought project on developing ecosystems in arid environments
What.
All I can think of is the B52's. I'm living with my own Duncan Idaho, living with my own Duncan Idaho, in a no ship with a giant potato, at the bottom of the Dune.
MAH-TRAYS
MAH-TRAYS! Not maters!
I'm sorry, but I'm a huge, huge, Frank Hurbert fan, and I found the sons writing bland and cheesy. Franks meger notes, the only saving grace. I long to read what might have been from the one, true, master.
The whole thing ending is crap.