Deliver Kirbo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2022
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This was probably one of your best integrations of Christian Kirbo
Jewish Kirbo ?
@@AAhmou the book of Exodus is in the Bible too, bruh
@@AAhmou where do you think chrostianity arose from. what religion do you think jesus sibscribed to.
@@AAhmou he was there in the time of Moses and clearly a believer, so wouldn't be inaccurate.
Agreed
I’m imagining this pink blob yelling “let my people go” in the most mature voice uttered by a sentient life form.
Deliver me from mine enemies, oh my god. Defend me from them that rise up against me. Deliver me from the workers of inequity and save me from bloodied men. The mighty are gathered against me. Awake to help me and behold.
I need a full Kirbo and Prince of Egypt edit with Val Kilmer’s voice coming out of Kirby
Let my people poyo
@@j.g.3293 Yes, that exact voice.
Charlton Heston would fit.
Kirb jokes aside, the _Prince of Egypt_ is such a wonderful masterpiece of an animated film.
Yeah, and the music is really good too. Even if you’re not a Christian, the movie is a fun take on the biblical tale that’s very entertaining and well animated that anybody can watch.
I loved watching it as a kid, the part that really got to me though was when the sons of parents got taken away for not painting the door in blood, made me feel really sad for them
Really good, I agree 👌
@@SproLite "deserved"
- Jimmyhere's twitch chat
Agreed.
The Arin "what is this?!" always gets me.
Was just to comment about the same bit, perfect use 👌🏼
I never even noticed it
Ooooooooooooomg that is crazy awesome lolol WHAT IS THIS?!??
I didn't even hear it, until you pointed it out. 😆👍
I believe he uses his voice too for the something about Super Mario World video, the HERE WEE GOOOOOOOOO
This was an ingenious bit within the episode. I was cry laughing at this. You're the champ.
I wanted him to keep the part where he destroyed the pyramid
Jokes Aside though that was really terrible. Long hours, no pay, and no vacations. I mean I guess you could say God gave the Egyptians the Israelites' 2 weeks notice. Although instead of it being two weeks... It was a buncha plagues.
0:04 Can’t even begin to imagine how long it took to mask that part
That was jump scare material for the first time
It's literally perfect. Absolutely chef's kiss.
It looks like it was a hand-trace (or at least a custom line trace on some digital editing software, since he's clearly trying to just use the headdress as the edge of the mask, but you can see some of the sky from the original film) for each individual frame of the movie, so however long it would take to mask 1 frame, multiply that by 24 times for the movie's frame count, multiply again for the number of seconds that the movie clips will be masked in, and multiply again for the custom artwork of Christian Kirbo reacting to each frame of the movie.
For such a short scene, it must have been a monstrous amount of work.
@@nadrewod999 and that's why we love terminal montage
I've gone over it frame by frame and there's like absolutely zero artifacting around the edges, it's just perfect
"And this was when Kirbo knew...
...mercy wouldn't be an option here."
Peace was never an option
@@goddessdeedeebubblesofimag7789 -bird up probably
DEUS VULT!
"I'm here to kick ass and forgive your sins... And only God forgives your sins"
*"violence isn't a answer, it is a question and the answer is yes."*
-kirby when his food gets stolen, not kirbo, maybe.
Kirbo: "let my poyo go!"
The inclusion of Arin’s “what is this!?”
-chef’s kiss-
The juxtaposition of this paired with Kirbo absolutely ROARING with righteous anger had me laughing so hard that my sides hurt. He's the absolute best.
Hebrews: *get enslaved*
Kirbo: *and I took that personally.*
Kirbo not going to take enslavement
Also Kirbo: *WE CAN'T EXPECT GOD TO DO ALL THE WORK*
*poyosonally
@@Galiaverse that’s just pushing it.
@@Chris.EP.95 *racks 1911*
It's not called God's caliber without a reason.
For this occasion, Kirbo speaks: “Our journey is just beginning.”
I 100% understand those feelings Kirbo just went though
The small sound of Mario pulling up sound effect lining up with this 0:08 is perfect
I didn't hear it until you pointed it out!
@@CooperDooper38 i heard ike's taunt voice
My head cannon is that Kirbo started Jewish (and went through the events shown here), lived through the birth/death of Jesus, and then became a Christian.
I theorize that he is somehow exempt from Original Sin, and is innocent like Adam pre-fall; hence his anger towards evil and his… personality
He's like God's first attempt at making Jesus/the messiah
That would be glorious. In fact that would be an amazing concept for a character!
*deep, aggravated breathing*
Kirbo: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!
*flies into a pyramid to bring about God's holy wrath*
Kirbo (Usually): *peaceful*
Kirbo 2 seconds later after the flashback: God forgives, but I don't.
YOU ENSLAVE I DESTROY!!!
This scene slapped harder than those whips
💀
The subtle "what is this?!" from Arin was beautiful
Kirbo going Old Testament with his rage here and rightfully so. Those polygons are soulless jerks.
That random *WHAT IS THIS* sound effect though.
*Angery Christian kirbo noises intensifies*
Poor kirbo man he really hated that thing 🤣
Old testament Kirbo is wrathful
At first I saw the something shorts as fun little throwbacks but the true beauty is helping the poor lost fools like myself who didn't realize we actually missed one of the full episodes. How I missed something about Kirby 64 is beyond me. Thank you! Doing this was a brilliant idea.
Also, freaking love the prince of Egypt induced rage against the pyramid lol pure brilliance
Kirbo: this water symbolises my mercy
*pours out the whole bottle*
Kirbo: I have run out of mercy
Merasmus is amazed
Kirbo: (collects the bottle)
Mercy have been rejoiced!
Okay, seriously though, even if you aren’t Christian, “The Prince of Egypt” is a fantastic movie that I implore absolutely everyone to watch (was that even proper grammar? Ah, who cares?).
It was based on the exodus part of the bible, correct?
Correct.
I showed the movie to my husband over the weekend (both of us atheists). I have childhood memories of it, while it is the first time he has seen it. While I enjoyed it, he said it was not a great movie, especially if it were intended for children due to the subject matter. He did enjoy some of the songs from it through.
@@jouaienttoi
…bruh. If he’s an atheist, what moral basis does he have to make that claim?
@@combativeThinkerI kinda understand. His moral basis is that children should not be exposed to that level of violence. And if you read some parts of the Bible you will notice that Game of thrones can be considered a kindergarten book compared
I honestly can't tell if this is Kirbo having flashbacks because he was there to witness it, or if it's just his extensive knowledge of Christian lore kicking in.
Either scenario is acceptable.
Kirbo can actually be seen standing amongst the slaves at 0:09. Although the historical lore theory is ultimately more simple, it seems Kirbo's involvement in the history of God's followers runs deeper than any of us could have imagined.
@@hesiod_delta9209 It would make sense, then, that Kirby would have a near-direct line to God, as has been shown in the past.
Man Kirby lore is weird
But that isn't Christian history..... that's Jewish....... Judaism is the older religion and it was the Jewish people that suffered the enslavement by the Egyptians..... so Kirbo getting really pissed at being reminded at the suffering of the chosen people is weird but very wholesome in a way
@@Sonichero151 if he was alive back then he might have only converted to christianity upon Meeting Jesus Christ himself. Since judaism and the story of the slaves of egypt predates christianity by a good few centuries
I loved that movie
The art style, the music, it was all great. I see it in a new perspective to now know that Kirbo was there toiling and slaving away as well😂.
What's that movie called?
@@azubilp prince of Egypt
This scene had me howling
Real talk though, the prince of Egypt is a masterpiece. Even if you are an atheist or pagan or agnostic or what have you, watch this movie.
0:02 that mix of nervousness and distress adds so much to the poyo.
The madness
The injustice
The rage
Kirbo entered that planet yes
But something else left it
Kirbo's PTSD from being shown that movie really came out. Been waiting for this to get a clip.
Kirbo is rightfully fearful of the false idols his people have been forced to construct.
There's a lot of really great animated Christian movies out there. I wish more modern shows and movies used their animation style
Ikr, like the old ones had alot of quality, now all i've seen are quantity over quality
All I've known for quality is Prince of Egypt and VeggieTales, with the latter having a chaotic absurdity to it I still enjoy.
Though, I'll be honest, I haven't been looking much. Lots of Christian stuff prioritizes ham-handed evangelism rather than... everything else. It's a bit depressing
@@scylla1772 yeah, especially veggietale because it was comsidered to be revelutionary back then with its 3d animations
@@scylla1772 Prince of Egypt is easily the gold standard for quality Christian film. If you can watch it without practicing that specific religion and come out of it having enjoyed the film nonetheless, that's quality.
I'd rather have a good movie over forced evangelical messages and constant shaming of other beliefs any day
tfw the Exodus is a technically a Hebrew story first and foremost.
Kirbo's holy rage on display.
This scene got me dying ☠️, you don’t always expect a prince of Egypt PTSD scene in one of your TM videos
I'd coincidentally been watching a couple streamers run through Sonic '06 when this was uploaded, and we'd been discussing the old Game Grumps playthrough in chat, so that "What is this?!" cameo hit extra hard. XD
I love Arin's "WHAT IS THIS!?" at the end. So funny lol
"Ramses, your son died of letma.
Letma people go!"
- Kirbo 752 BC
Kirbos thinly contained rage spilling over into screams of wrath as he launched himself at the pyramid was also one of the best things ever!
This whole thing is amazing! 😂
Never knew I wanted The Kirbo of Egypt this badly
Right? I really hope there are more P.O.E reference like that in the future. Would love a bit of “look through heavens eye” with Kirbo.
I honestly felt this on a spiritual level. Well done, well done.
One of the best scenes ever!
His rage!
This might be my favourite moment from Something About Season 5
I swear, if Terminallogic gets around to making a Something About Kirby Mass Attack video, it will just be a Kirbo Crusaded with all the Kribos making the Deus Valt sound effect.
I want a Green Screen Version of Kirbo's Pupils Reflection.
I'm shocked that the video didn't get claimed for using footage from an actual movie. Maybe God convinced the copyright police not to interfere.
I’m actually so happy you can just make more money off these little out of context clips. Not trolling. That’s tight and you’ve earned it.
Animation is a lot harder than a lot of people give credit for.
This scene caught me so off guard and I'm so happy it was there
That gasp kirbo made @0:05 , I felt that
Kribo saw the pyramid and chose violence for the first time in his time.
What got me the most was the mario sound for the guys letting go of the rope
I loved that movie
This is really interesting because it means in TerminalMontage canon, Kirby does not discriminate between the Abrahamic faiths
As a Christian he understands they all believe in the same God and still shows anger for how Ramses 2 treated the people who soon became the jews, Fight the good fight Kirbo
I really don't understand how you arrived at that conclusion. It's pretty common for Christians to view the treatment of the Jews at the hands of the Egyptians as an injustice. That has literally nothing to do with how they view Judaism or Islam. I mean, what do you expect the typical Christian reaction to seeing the Jews suffering under the yoke of slavery to be? Pointing and laughing?
I agree with GreyWander
I agree with Apex here. It shows that Kirbo is rather a paragon, as he accepts they believe in the same God and feels fury for their plight more than what he felt toward Marx proclaiming himself a god or Dark Mind invoking that comment
@@willow9490 the God that Christian’s believe in is NOT the same as Judaism or Islam. Jesus Christ is the Son of God, He is the intercessor for us to eternal life, He is NOT in either Judaism nor Islam; how would a Christian-a real Christian-believe otherwise is beyond me.
Christianity is jewish DLC if your a Christian you belive in the jewish faith by extension
Kirbo getting Hebrew Slavery flashbacks was not something I saw it coming
I feel you Kirby. Many are slaves to something, but to be an actual slave...
This bit destroyed my expectations and became my favourite clip of all time. Thank you for making such a master piece!
I see he channeled a little bit of his Jon era Grump energy witnessing this absolute monument to all our sins.
Kirbo with a Prince of Egypt reference was something I never saw coming
And I love it
This has everything a man needs in life
A angry kirbo full of righteous indignation
And a dash of Arin Hanson
This bit only strengthened my resolve in Christian Kirbo. THE LORD CHOSE HIM TO THROW HANDS FOR A REASON.
"WHAT IS THIS?!" really made the scene. Not even the Hebrews knew what they were building. 😄
This scene is absolutely legendary and one of the most beautiful i ever seen
Christian Kirbo is one of the best crossover. I can't get enough🙊
This is why Kirbo and Doomguy would be friends
The very discreet audio of Mario picking himself up from a ledge is 👌
This took me completely off guard when I first saw it. I enjoyed the editing in this part.
Is revenge justified even if the motives exist? Wouldn't that be a sin since he's not to judge?
The plot gets deeper and deeper
"For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" - Romans 3:23, even the poyo can falter
Arguably the motives don’t exist since the Exodus never happened. This isn’t some edgy “All religion is stupid fairy tales and you’re stupid for believing it” argument. Any reputable archeologist will tell you there’s no evidence for Hebrew enslavement by the Egyptians.
@@charlesc3564 yes
We all fail
But he still loves us very much
Thus why he tells us not to use violence likely(by that i mean it would only be justified in self defence)
I can’t believe you actually put a Prince of Egypt reference in this vid, it’s one of the best if not the best film Dreamworks ever made and seeing it get the recognition it deserves is satisfying.
I have never laughed at anything so much in my life. The ‘what is this’ at the end is the best use of that meme period.
Like plucking a feather from my childhood, and even while parodying my favorite N64 game.
This scene was so amazing in the Kirby episode. Pure and raw at the same time
This whole scene... just speaks to me.
Of all the things I expected to see in a something video, a reference to The Prince of Egypt definitely wasn’t one of them. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one!
Prince of Egypt is such an underrated piece of media. I wish more studios would adapt stories from the Old and New Testaments into film, there’s a lot of content there just waiting to be used!
You telling us they have not made enough?
I still thought this was really funny, but literally a week before I watched the original video I watched a documentary going over the history of ancient Egypt and the pyramids and found that, in the most likely case, the pyramids weren't built by slaves but rather by paid workers who as a reward for such hard labor also got to build their own mini-tomb, from which they lived and worked from in 3-month shifts as they built the pyramids, for the purpose of being their burial chamber after their eventual death, which was probably the highest honor non-royalty could have received at the time.
Evidence for this include the discovery of this mini tomb next to the pyramids in the 1990's by a tourist, and the gradual decrease in size for each subsequent pyramid built could be contributed by them going massively overbudget due to many contributing factors, one of which was the workers' wages, thus the reduction of scope over the course of the project. They also received purportedly "free" food in the form of daily deliveries of cattle and sheep, which probably was also a contributor.
X to doubt. I'm not saying archaeology isn't a respectable field, but I will say that it's speculative by nature with very little being certain. This _almost_ sounds like someone attempting to "debunk" the Bible by "proving" that there were no Jewish slaves, and therefore the Bible must be "fake". And I wish I could have more faith in academics that they wouldn't be so petty, but I think a lot of edgy atheist academics are exactly that petty. I just can't help but be skeptical about the idea that they used paid labor if slavery was an option. The mini-tombs could have been for literally anyone else, and even slaves need to eat. And especially if budget was an issue, you'd think slave labor would be the ideal budget cut.
Unfortunately, anything we can't literally recreate in a lab falls outside the scope of hard science. Even when it comes to things like astronomy, a lot of that is just our best guess based on the things we can observe from afar. Likewise when it comes to things like Evolution. There's very little on these subjects that we actually _know_ for certain, which doesn't mean it's wrong, but it does mean it _could_ be wrong. All it takes is one little wrong assumption to propagate into entire fields built on that faulty assumption. Finding a mistake and correcting it could revolutionize that field, and change everything we thought we knew about that subject.
Again, I'm not saying there's no value in studying distant stars, or other fields that stray beyond the confines of a lab. But what I am saying is that there's a difference between data and evidence. Evidence supports a position, but data is only proof of its own existence. We can come up with a theory that doesn't contradict the data, but that's not the same as that data supporting that theory.
@@Greywander87 The reason the side tomb is "evidence" for them being paid workers is that they _wouldn't_ give slaves a tomb, and the people buried in the side tomb definitely weren't royalty because A: "side tomb" and B: we'd know if they were royalty, leaving the only logical answer to be the workers who weren't royalty, but who did build the tombs, i.e., the pyramids. They were buried with bread and wine for the afterlife, and their bodies were discovered to have onset arthritis in their backs.
There isn't any real "evidence" that Jewish slaves built the tombs either. If you have an article supporting that argument that extends past word of mouth, I'd appreciate if you could share it so I that can read it and perhaps change my view on this topic, because otherwise I couldn't find it and the idea that Jewish slaves built the pyramids has apparently been a long-dispelled myth, at the very latest, in 2010.
@@michaelbowman6684 I'm not aware of any reason to think that the Jews built the pyramids, but I know that's an idea that's floated around. The Bible certainly doesn't say anything about that, only that they were slaves and they were making bricks. In fact, I'm pretty sure the pyramids were built before the Jews came to Egypt.
I did some digging into this topic, and it seems like this is all the work of one Dr. Zahi Hawass. It sounds like this guy is an Egyptian nationalist of sorts, and is bending the truth to turn the pyramids into a symbol of Egyptian patriotism. In other words, it's political propaganda.
It seems that they found evidence that at least _some_ of the people who built the pyramids were not slaves, and took that to mean that _none_ of the people who worked on the pyramids were slaves. That's an insane logical leap. The reality is probably that there was a mix of slaves and skilled laborers, and those side tombs were probably for the skilled laborers. The idea that not a single slave worked on the pyramids is something that we could never truly know for sure, so anyone making that claim is full of it.
Not gonna lie, though: I hope this is truth. Less painful for everyone.
The editing on this part was phenomenal! When I first saw the original video, it took me off guard.
Honestly one of the best moments from your videos!
This part was so perfect. I kept watching it over and over again
Kirbo has found his ancestral memory
this was actually really well made
The transitions here are seriously the best! 😆
Finally, another two masterpieces wonderfully put together
That part was really unexpected. One more amazing work from Terminal Montage.
I love the "Mario getting up from a ledge" sound at 0:08.
No more mercy or peace. He will exact his revenge.
Really well edited.
This was honestly one of the best parts of your latest video, other than the rules of Kirbo
i was really not expecting this part.AMAZING!
Such a masterpiece.
Awsome! I was waiting for this part to be clipped and lo and behold!
I watched this movie growing up, and I just rewatched it a few weeks ago, and this movie is still fire man.
Don't you just love these types of videos!! I really appreciate all of the effort they put into the videos!!
The editing with the guy who said "faster" will never cease to amaze me. Its so smooth looking.
Needless to say, Kirbo really doesn't like pyramids.
By far one of my favourite videos
This is by far the funniest thing I've ever seen animated and it has made me laugh hysterically too many times to count
0:02
The way kirbo says poyo it's like
"Yeah... i remember that-"
Dang. Kirbo was so filled with rage he took it out on the wrong people.
Seeing Kirbo among The Prince Of Egypt characters was amazing