*Edit : For all you semen brains saying "huduurrr isn't a Custode bigger than a Space Marine?" yes, I said they have the same proportions as an adult male not that they were the size of one. Space Marine fans acting real cocky until you show them 7 other Superhumans can could crush their balls. Thats right, Astartes aren't even in the Imperium's top 3 ;) Crush you balls here : www.patreon.com/majorkill Or actually do something healthy for once and grab some Blue Light Blockers for 40% off here : gmg-performance.com/collections/majorkill
Make video on lucius the eternal and all these space marines chapters raptors silver skulls storm giants Mantis warriors Noise marines Sons of malice Sons of antaeus Black vipers Covenant of fire Dragonspears Dark krakens Red scorpions Stormwatchers Marines errant Scythes of the emperor Howling griffons Mortifactors Steel confessors Red hunters Iron snakes Excecutioners Angels sanguine Death spectres Emperor's spears Also make a videos about the machine god omnissiah beastmans in 40k ollanius pius Soul forge Daemon engines Warp smiths and dark mechanicum Pain engines Helbrutes Krorks Drach'nyen Obliterators
I remember reading in one of the more recent 'Gaunts Ghosts' books about a bodyguard to a Hiveworld noble that had all manner of genetic augmentations to make her stronger, faster and tougher...although not tough enough to shrug off several lasrifles fired on full auto into her face.
About the mechanicis : One detail that tend to be brushed under the rug by universes of fictions when it comes to cyber implant is very well explained in ghost in the shell. There is a massive gap between someone who is simply augmented (ie just a mechanical arm) and a full on cyborg. That's simply because, if you try to lift something that wieght, let's say 5t, if you're an augmented, your arms mught lift it, but the pressure excerted will also end up in your spine, your leg etc... And unless your implant is limited by your muscle mass, you won't be able to lift it without your aug' severing herserlf from your body. There is no such problem when your are a full on cyborg, the only thing you have to mind is your acceleration, to much Gs will smash your brain. So yeah, when 40k says that Cawl decapsulate chaos marine like a bunch of lemonades on a hot summer, I believe them.
You're mostly right. If you are using something that everts an inverse gravity effect on what you are attempting to lift, you circumvent the normal limitations to the rest of your biology. When it comes to the brain WH40K seems to be a bit hand wavey here, but I'd assume it's a combination of genetically enhanced organs for durability and some kind of inertial dampener to reduce organ strain.
Personally, I was always a bit fond of Gland Warriors. Somewhere between superhuman and abhuman, they have a Lohstok gland, or some similar spelling, implanted within them, and this gland manufactures, and secretes on command, various chemicals, simms, and more. They tend to go a bit loopy, but they can be pretty beast against other men, under most circumstances.
@@alexbrowne9566 Yep, I encountered them in the Fantasy Flight Games Rogue Trader RPG, something like a decade ago, but assumed they were something "official", from elsewhere.
Kentaro Miura's birthday is on July 11th, I would like to see a video on Guts vs Space Marine soon as well as it being animated around or after Miura's birthday.
I had Gunnar glasses for a while - professional game dev. It made an obvious difference, but adjusting my monitor color settings to be more neutral did about the same.
How can you go about killing perpetuals? Their whole thing is regenerating endlessly, but even arguably the most powerful of them, the Emperor is now so cripple he makes Stephen Hawking look like a triathlete, but meanwhile Vulcan just does not stop healing no matter what. So I'm thinking perpetuals aren't all the same and some have their limit, either that or you have to do something to stop them from healing, warp fuckery, a special type of poison, etc.
This is actually correct, near as I can tell, perpetualdom can mean a variety of things, whether it's regenerating from nothing or just reincarnation (which happens with at least one of them)
not all perpetuals can regenerate infinitely, the emperor and Pious Olianus being prime examples. it's also wrong to call them 'immortal' because they can, and have, died. they can't die of old age, but they can certainly die in combat
Tech priests are criminally underrated in terms of power. In Cawls book, where he was facing off against a genestealer cult, I don’t think he was ever in danger, despite the space marines with him constantly being on the edge of being killed. I think high tier mechanicus individuals like magos dominus are on par with custodians just because of their tech.
Don't underestimate a guy with 20 mechanical spiky tendrils in place of his crotch which shoot lasers and acid and lightning gun nipples with punches powered by jet engines.
In the Engima of Flesh I recall one taking a bolt pistol shot strait to the chest and just walking it off pretty much, well the force nearly knocked them over but they were firing back within like a second and pretty much fine after that.
I mean, they are kinda just robots lol. Replacing so much flesh with metal. They stand more chance than many in regards to the regular enemies of the Imperium. Or in the case of the Dark Mechanicum enemies in the Imperium and elsewhere
Majorkill you should make a video on the what the roles of each primarch would be if they all stayed loyal I know other youtubers have made videos on this topic but your opinions could be wildeldly different from theirs I would love to see it
But what if you took some blood angels and subjected them to eversor conditioning and modification? Keep them in deep stasis and then drop a few on a planet marked for exterminatus and watch it burn
Another possible superhuman: Imperial saints like Sabbat and Celestine. Though there is almost a Warp shenanigans going on with them, they can go toe to toe with marines to the extend that Chaos might design monsters specifically to hunt them. Something else of note, which was mentioned in a TTS Q&A episode but seems to have happened in the lore is the repetition of the process which created the Emperor, though on a smaller scale. On that note, I do not know how the Sensei rank against a Space Marine but its hard to argue that they are not one of the most "natural" superhuman groups.
Ephrael Stern may be a sort of pseudo-mini-emperor type psyker. I think it was the combined faith power of 700 sisters as opposed to the emperor being composed of 1000 ancient psykers.
@@Liethen Celestine has died countless times though Kharn has never died once post-Heresy Imperial First are so afraid of Kharn they let Celestine sacrifice herself to slow him down
Necrons were almost all asleep, nids hadn't shown up yet, orks were devastated after getting smacked at Ullanor right before the heresy began, and the eldar just stayed out of the way mostly. Meanwhile Tau likely hadn't evolved from fish (sorry, actually cows) yet.
- The orks just did ork things; speaking attacking random shit and getting clapped by the Imperium when met. - The Eldar were to hard to find and wouldn't be worth the losses it would bring to hunt them down. Eldrad and in extension Ulthwe were pretty active during the Heresy though. Trying to warn Fulgrim, Ferrus and Vulkan about Horus. - The Dark Eldar did the same useless shit they do in 40k - The Harlequins were just forming and to small in numbers to prevent any chaos influence on the primarchs - The Exodites were busy farming I guess - The Tau were fish or bovine animals xD - The necrons were asleep - The Tyranids were in the void between galaxies until the Pharos Beacon invited them to the milkyway
Lore on eldar Paths, perpetuals and characters (like john grammaticus), the cabal, what was the primarchs view on xenos (do some hate them or are ok with them), ecclesiarcy, space marines who are friendly to humans, space marines that have good and bad relations with the mechanicus, the codex astartes, space marine squads, imperial navy, the imperial army (predecessor to the imperial navy and guard), space marines who are codex compliant to space marines who are non codex compliant, every single knight house, the ages of the imperium (age of apostasy is already done)
Ciaphas Cain is also superhuman. He has two cybernetic augmented fingers. Lost the real ones while jumping through a Necron gate. EDIT: And he has a "Commissar sense". Every time when there's an especially dangerous or crucial situation about to happen, his hand palms start itching.
At this point i think Ciaphas Cain is actually an extremely low level psyker. Here me out. Yes Jurgen is a blank and usaully that gives psykers the heebee JeeBeeies. However there are multiple classifications of psykers on the psyker scale. Just like there are several levels of blank on same said scale. What if Cain is not baseline human but has enough psyker power to be extremely lucky. That is actually one of the power scalings. He still isn't considered a psyker but he always finds himself in the right time right spot. Everything makes him look like a hero but he also squeezes out of a tight spot. A lot of the time by being in the right place at the right time or some other how very convenient luck you have there commisar.
From all the lore we have, the sisters of silence are nominally baseline human. Their power seems to come from their null field. The most powerful of them have been said to be basically invisible to most people. At lion's gate Kharn killed one of them without noticing and was extremely confused when his kill counter ticked up and he couldn't recall killing someone. Also besides Eisenhorn's plot armor, he also has a sentient sword.
And it’s not like base humans with the best gear the imperium can offer being a match for astartes is that far fetched. Cain fought Khornite berserkers in melee and held is own, Yarrick killed an ork warboss, that one Sororitas Saint allegedly fought a Custodian to a standstill for 1 hour (the Custodian probably wasn’t going for the kill but still) and old man Creed clashed swords with Abbadon himself. SoS have basically the same amount of training as these people but with even better gear.
I see the super speed and techniques of the Sisters of Silence as being a by product of the wrongness of their untouchable nature, people and reality buckles under their wrongness, making them "faster", "Stronger", etc. while not being it really. For Eisenhorn, he has lots of magics, rituals and spells on him at that point. If he can control a daemonhost of the power of Cherubael with a thought, he is probably able to subconsciously reinforce himself in ways that aren't even understandable to an observer.
You clearly forgot comissares , the size of thier balls is outright super human. I mean Sebastian Yarrick 1v1 an ork boss, and talks down to chapter masters, and Chaiphas Cain won several unwinable engagements almost on his own
There is one super tau from the dawn of war games Shas O’ Kai’s, he has a book where he kills a ton of space marines after being in a combat simulator for 3 centuries.
Ghaz is litteraly a head sown onto a Frankenstein style monster body, created by the mad doc for just such an occasion. I'm sure the doc is even now collecting parts for a newer model....
fun fact: in the gravalax incident under chad commisar ciaphas cain and his 597 vallhalan legion he and another inqiuistor found out that the commisars unearthly loyal servant jurgen was a blank repelling and disoryienting the biggest genestealer on gravalax and creating an opening for the kill, hes also the start of cains looooooong history of bullshiting his way to the top and the only person in the gallaxy that cain would entrust his back to
Literally hopped on TH-cam for some fresh majorkill and just happened to catch this bad boi 5 minutes after uploading. Keep it up man, your vids got me much more into warhammer than I already was.
I read somewhere that during the Horus heresy Ogryn where augmented and juiced up so much that in battle it was said only Horus himself could put them down
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No it's clear glass. However there's also no scientific evidence that blue light blocking glasses actually do anything. It's more likely you're tired from gaming etc because you're sat there for hours staring at something.
They don't change the color, if you wear them everything looks essentially the same. I developed an eye twitch from working on pcs all day, and cheap blue light glasses were the fix.
So that's why the Thousand Sons lost to the Space Wolves and Custodes because the Sister of Silence were there so the Thousand Sons couldn't use their powers.
One of the reasons so many Perpetuals were hunted was because Perpetuals mess with fate and that hurt the Eldar's ability to predict things... which is ironic because fighting fate hurts Tzeentch and thus would help the Eldar.
@@whiteeye3453 Eldrad had a bunch of them killed because he could not as clearly predict the future with them around. Their mere existence put fate into flux.
Would the Kasrkin of Cadia be on this list, since they do get gene-therapy and I have heard stories of one prying open a dread and killing the disabled marine and one where another scares an inquisitior and kills a possed man with a combat knife.
At the very least an honorary mention of the Charonites; augmented Ogryns that in the Heresy were capable of: "tipping the balance of forces in favour of the Loyalists until Warmaster Horus Lupercal himself had to intervene to stem the tide."
I know I’m late to this, but after that laser vision mechanicus comment I wanna see the Mechanicus try to make their own version of Superman (super tough, super hearing, cal fly, super strong, eye lasers, etc.)
Man I was listening to this as I was falling asleep. Then the mechanics came on. I shot up in fear so fast I passed out from lack of blood to the brain. Jesus man don't scare me like that
I know you've got to make money and all, but why would I buy $50 glasses when f.lux blocks blue light for free and it doesn't make me look like a nerd?
Space Marines fill the role of the budget model superhumans of 40k. They're great value for time and resource investment, meant to provide coverage so that the more expensive elites can be deployed where needed. It's an important role, but they are essentially the superhuman PDF.
What about weaponised servitors? Sure they're missing they're frontal lobes and they're widely augmented, but then the latter applies to the Mechanicus as well. At their core they are human.
The Black Market is interesting. Because that's where the surviving Thunder Warriors bought their updates and enhancements from. Also rejuvenating treatments and surgeries to keep themselves alive. Which means, that with plenty of money, very serious upgrades can be bought in some Black Markets. Terra's probably being bigger than the rest. Very serious upgrades must be available to be able to purchase a fix for the side effects of being a Thunder Marine.
Yeah, there was mysterious air surrounding the periods between DAOT, Age of Strife and The Unification Wars which spawns Millennias and not even further elaborations for the details surrounding how Men of Gold even described remotely, The Men of Gold could be race of Psychically-gifted Perpetuals with commanding power over a Solar System or even multiple The Emperor of Mankind might be either powerful or cunning enough to escape the onslaught of those ages and able to won the gambles of unification wars as it was much tighter and dangerous periods even for both The Emperor and Malcador as the artefacts from DAOT still could even potentially kills them and other hypothetical Men of Gold which befriended Malcador until they're either give up, betrayed or killed when helping the early ideals of Imperium So Imperium's ideals and Malcador attempts to foreseeing the futures might not set in stone (no pun intended) before the contact with Mars, assimilation of Mechanicum to The Great Crusade, since even an Warhammer 40K Audiobook featuring Malcador has him admitting that even Unification Wars' purposes was initially just for the domination on Earth, not just Galaxy, the Emperor might only know about other human-settled Star Systems as times goes on considering of how he's mysteriously idle during DAOT and Age of Strife These speculations which dwarfs even The Emperor's night-Omniscience is what happens when GW never gives us fuckall detailed infos about eras before Unification Wars, typical of Warhammer 40K's problematic ambiguity after all these decades can goes even worse than Dark Souls 2's lore and map designs
Not sure why human psykers weren't covered, plenty of Inquisitors aren't psykers so they don't totally encapsulate them. Regardless, Psykers, especially Primaris psykers, can easily dunk on an average Astartes or group of Astartes, on tabletop and in lore. Not necessarily in some kind of open ground arena esque combat scenario, but in pretty much all other their encounters where the psyker has an entourage and or cover, they present a huge threat. But then, the million flavors of Chaos Witches, Navigators, Astropaths, Primaris, Wyrdvane, Sorcerers, Demon callers ect, would have to be a video of their own.
Sisters of silence can't really rival astartes, they are dedicated anti psyker tool. Being a blank plus having power armor doesn't make you equal to space marines. Paladins of aureus found out the hard way
you are wrong about the sisters there is no lore on them being super human, they are just really effective in their power armour like the sisters of battle. Also their prey of choice isn't demons its specifically psykers. But even when they do fight demons the reason they can keep up is becuase their null field drastically reduces their powers becuase it suppresses the warp so much.
The problem is that they fight alongside Custodes and can keep up with them. Custodes are farrr faster than Spacr Marines and have been documented to wipe out entire squads of Astartes before the latter can react. So... it's not *just* the power armor. Nobody knows how the Sisters are managing to keep up.
2:33 is the first im ever seeing of Major’s painting and to be honest?? its so much better than I anticipated. im seriously so surprised they dont look like shit. not an insult. entirely a compliment. keep up the good work man. love the guardians in the back too.
Ogryns are human off-shoots, sub-humans to the Imperium, my man. Skill, tech and mentally not equal to an Astartes, but in pure physical strength/durability they probably top 'em.
this reminds me of the primaris outrage. One of the acusations was "how would a mere mortal improve on something even emperor couldn't?" Apparently Astartes aren't all that special.
If daemons can't touch Sisters of Silence, why were there casualties of both Sister of Silence and Custodes when they fought in the war of the Webway during the Horus Heresy?
Because Majorkill is not correct 100% of the time. Daemons dont see them. They Cant see them. But they can see and react to random bits of their bodies getting chopped off.
*Edit : For all you semen brains saying "huduurrr isn't a Custode bigger than a Space Marine?" yes, I said they have the same proportions as an adult male not that they were the size of one.
Space Marine fans acting real cocky until you show them 7 other Superhumans can could crush their balls.
Thats right, Astartes aren't even in the Imperium's top 3 ;)
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My fav non sp sh are the primarchs
Super Xenos next??
Can you do another ad for GMG when release their prescription glasses?
Yooo could you do a video on the Adeptus Astra Telepathica or the Astronomicon?
Make video on lucius the eternal and all these space marines chapters
raptors
silver skulls
storm giants
Mantis warriors
Noise marines
Sons of malice
Sons of antaeus
Black vipers
Covenant of fire
Dragonspears
Dark krakens
Red scorpions
Stormwatchers
Marines errant
Scythes of the emperor
Howling griffons
Mortifactors
Steel confessors
Red hunters
Iron snakes
Excecutioners
Angels sanguine
Death spectres
Emperor's spears
Also make a videos about the machine god omnissiah
beastmans in 40k
ollanius pius
Soul forge
Daemon engines
Warp smiths and dark mechanicum
Pain engines
Helbrutes
Krorks
Drach'nyen
Obliterators
“The true superhumans were the friends we made along the way” - The Salamanders’ Guide to Hugging the Galaxy.
Perfect, 10/10
hugging them with flames
@@wangtsang8339 the warmest of all hugs
“You can’t hug with nuclear arms!”
*The Salamanders have entered the chat*
I am intrested
I remember reading in one of the more recent 'Gaunts Ghosts' books about a bodyguard to a Hiveworld noble that had all manner of genetic augmentations to make her stronger, faster and tougher...although not tough enough to shrug off several lasrifles fired on full auto into her face.
That falls under the "black market" superhuman. Probably the most common type in the Imperium
*SPOILER*
You mean the bodyguard to his child, that is a look alike to there mother, that Gaunt takes a lover ?
About the mechanicis : One detail that tend to be brushed under the rug by universes of fictions when it comes to cyber implant is very well explained in ghost in the shell.
There is a massive gap between someone who is simply augmented (ie just a mechanical arm) and a full on cyborg. That's simply because, if you try to lift something that wieght, let's say 5t, if you're an augmented, your arms mught lift it, but the pressure excerted will also end up in your spine, your leg etc... And unless your implant is limited by your muscle mass, you won't be able to lift it without your aug' severing herserlf from your body.
There is no such problem when your are a full on cyborg, the only thing you have to mind is your acceleration, to much Gs will smash your brain.
So yeah, when 40k says that Cawl decapsulate chaos marine like a bunch of lemonades on a hot summer, I believe them.
You're mostly right. If you are using something that everts an inverse gravity effect on what you are attempting to lift, you circumvent the normal limitations to the rest of your biology. When it comes to the brain WH40K seems to be a bit hand wavey here, but I'd assume it's a combination of genetically enhanced organs for durability and some kind of inertial dampener to reduce organ strain.
@@xenocide1307 oh yeah, if you use some kind of anti-grav stasis tech so your brain doesn't take any Gs then there's virtually no limit
Personally, I was always a bit fond of Gland Warriors. Somewhere between superhuman and abhuman, they have a Lohstok gland, or some similar spelling, implanted within them, and this gland manufactures, and secretes on command, various chemicals, simms, and more. They tend to go a bit loopy, but they can be pretty beast against other men, under most circumstances.
I remember these guys in a white dwarf decades ago
@@alexbrowne9566 Yep, I encountered them in the Fantasy Flight Games Rogue Trader RPG, something like a decade ago, but assumed they were something "official", from elsewhere.
Kentaro Miura's birthday is on July 11th, I would like to see a video on Guts vs Space Marine soon as well as it being animated around or after Miura's birthday.
Last week, my death Corp marshal damn near beat a fist captain to death in melee.
The cinematics for that would have been chilling
@@jcloudy8508 it was a crusade game, so with relics the marshal was strength 6 and had a 5+ FNP
@@celtichistory drooling
I had Gunnar glasses for a while - professional game dev. It made an obvious difference, but adjusting my monitor color settings to be more neutral did about the same.
The techpreist hit me like a a clown truck, sucking wind and still laughing.
Did not expect to laugh this much from an "informational" video lmao. Liked and subscribed 😎
Eversor: When your wanna speed run through everybody else’s life as fast as you can. The only guy who thinks his health bar is linked to an egg timer.
Im pretty sure "The Angel" can get a custode and push his shit in making it the more powerful FLYING superhuman.
How can you go about killing perpetuals? Their whole thing is regenerating endlessly, but even arguably the most powerful of them, the Emperor is now so cripple he makes Stephen Hawking look like a triathlete, but meanwhile Vulcan just does not stop healing no matter what. So I'm thinking perpetuals aren't all the same and some have their limit, either that or you have to do something to stop them from healing, warp fuckery, a special type of poison, etc.
This is actually correct, near as I can tell, perpetualdom can mean a variety of things, whether it's regenerating from nothing or just reincarnation (which happens with at least one of them)
To sum it up: Everyone is a superhuman except a stinky guardsman!
A Space Marine attempting to delete a superhuman blank?
Jurgen: *takes aim with his melta, as phlegmaticly as he does everything else*
Good content my guy but you forgot Fabulous Bill’s mutant gland hounds who vision of space marine 2.0
I was hoping you would talk about supers outside the empire.
Every device has a blue light filter. So you literally don't need blue light glasses
Jesus christ you scared me with that mechanicum dialog.
not all perpetuals can regenerate infinitely, the emperor and Pious Olianus being prime examples. it's also wrong to call them 'immortal' because they can, and have, died. they can't die of old age, but they can certainly die in combat
If magnus or the emperor was in front of a "blank" would anything special happen
Shaking my head that Majorkill wasn’t Number 1 on this list…
Did someone say something about disrupting a Cadian?
... no heart for Ogryns?
Mkvenner isn't even a superhuman, and that makes him the cream of the crop. First & Only!
Doomslayer: "..."
Let’s be honest guys. Inquisitor Adrastia is a hot power armor babe. Just like the SOB
Why didin’t ogrins make the list he should be able to bonk astartes
Love ya majorkill 👋😁
TEMPESTUS SCION'S!
10:21 Malcador was a perpetual? What?
Watch time well earned
So wait what about ogryns?
Tech priests are criminally underrated in terms of power. In Cawls book, where he was facing off against a genestealer cult, I don’t think he was ever in danger, despite the space marines with him constantly being on the edge of being killed. I think high tier mechanicus individuals like magos dominus are on par with custodians just because of their tech.
Well, he is more like a rihno than a SM
Well, he is more like a rihno than a SM
Don't underestimate a guy with 20 mechanical spiky tendrils in place of his crotch which shoot lasers and acid and lightning gun nipples with punches powered by jet engines.
In the Engima of Flesh I recall one taking a bolt pistol shot strait to the chest and just walking it off pretty much, well the force nearly knocked them over but they were firing back within like a second and pretty much fine after that.
I mean, they are kinda just robots lol. Replacing so much flesh with metal. They stand more chance than many in regards to the regular enemies of the Imperium. Or in the case of the Dark Mechanicum enemies in the Imperium and elsewhere
Majorkill when drunk could probably destroy a custodes in hand to hand combat. His sheer drunk energy could make necrons shit.
Yes...
That's just Australians
Everyone knows Australians have special genetics that’s let’s them convert ethanol into pure swole energy
@@AverageAwesomeDude ah, I see...
saxton hale type beat
2:15 Chaos Marines: "Surrender! We have you surrounded!"
Little Kitten: "All I'm surrounded by fear and dead Traitors!"
the custodians are the OP guys can literally destroy any solar system
Weakest Custodian vs strongest Chaos Marines. Still won.
Mmmmmm little kitten
@@tortolus3222 NOOOOOOOOOO STOP
@@BigPuddin weakest custodian? you speak of none other than the
captain-general himself! what slander!
Majorkill you should make a video on the what the roles of each primarch would be if they all stayed loyal I know other youtubers have made videos on this topic but your opinions could be wildeldly different from theirs I would love to see it
This is a good idea. I would like to hear Majorkill opinions on this.
Majorkill would make the video short n nice to watch
That's an interesting idea, hope he notices this
how about what the primarchs would do during peacetime? sounds lame but ya never really hear much about it
great idea
Eversor: "Hey guys how's your health plan?"
Enemies: *open fire!*
Eversor: "APPARENTLY IT WAS GREAT!!!"
Lord Inquisitor: "Magos, be honest with me, what are we looking at in terms of collateral?"
Magos: "Well... the Eversor amount."
@@Zivon96
Lord inquisitor: And how much is that?
Inquisitor: A shit ton
Lord Inquisitor: “exactly how much is that?”
Magos: “Put it this way.. we’d have been better off sending the feral ogryns.”
Hellsing ultimate abridged lol
But what if you took some blood angels and subjected them to eversor conditioning and modification? Keep them in deep stasis and then drop a few on a planet marked for exterminatus and watch it burn
Another possible superhuman: Imperial saints like Sabbat and Celestine. Though there is almost a Warp shenanigans going on with them, they can go toe to toe with marines to the extend that Chaos might design monsters specifically to hunt them.
Something else of note, which was mentioned in a TTS Q&A episode but seems to have happened in the lore is the repetition of the process which created the Emperor, though on a smaller scale. On that note, I do not know how the Sensei rank against a Space Marine but its hard to argue that they are not one of the most "natural" superhuman groups.
Ephrael Stern may be a sort of pseudo-mini-emperor type psyker. I think it was the combined faith power of 700 sisters as opposed to the emperor being composed of 1000 ancient psykers.
Are they humans still? That's like calling a chaos spawn a human, both were human once but due to some force of the warp became something different
Kharn killed Celestine and another Living Saint more powerful than her
@@christiandauz3742 Kharn is more powerful than Celestine, but she is more powerful than most astartes
@@Liethen
Celestine has died countless times though
Kharn has never died once post-Heresy
Imperial First are so afraid of Kharn they let Celestine sacrifice herself to slow him down
What were the xeno races doing during the Horus Heresy? Were they just sitting it out and letting the humans and Chaos fight it out?
Pretty much. They stayed outta the way. Other than what big E found and steam rolled over.
Necrons were almost all asleep, nids hadn't shown up yet, orks were devastated after getting smacked at Ullanor right before the heresy began, and the eldar just stayed out of the way mostly. Meanwhile Tau likely hadn't evolved from fish (sorry, actually cows) yet.
@@ChiefLibrarianAhriman Thanks!
@@ChiefLibrarianAhriman and all other minor xeno races either got steamrolled by great crusade or stayed away
- The orks just did ork things; speaking attacking random shit and getting clapped by the Imperium when met.
- The Eldar were to hard to find and wouldn't be worth the losses it would bring to hunt them down. Eldrad and in extension Ulthwe were pretty active during the Heresy though. Trying to warn Fulgrim, Ferrus and Vulkan about Horus.
- The Dark Eldar did the same useless shit they do in 40k
- The Harlequins were just forming and to small in numbers to prevent any chaos influence on the primarchs
- The Exodites were busy farming I guess
- The Tau were fish or bovine animals xD
- The necrons were asleep
- The Tyranids were in the void between galaxies until the Pharos Beacon invited them to the milkyway
You know, the thought of a random perpetual running and dying repeatedly trying to kill an astartes is a thought that’s very entertaining
Ah the Dark Souls style of Bossfight.
I'd love to see you talk about masters of possession...mostly because I can't find any lore about them on youtube
Sounds like a metallica song.
Lore on eldar Paths, perpetuals and characters (like john grammaticus), the cabal, what was the primarchs view on xenos (do some hate them or are ok with them), ecclesiarcy, space marines who are friendly to humans, space marines that have good and bad relations with the mechanicus, the codex astartes, space marine squads, imperial navy, the imperial army (predecessor to the imperial navy and guard), space marines who are codex compliant to space marines who are non codex compliant, every single knight house, the ages of the imperium (age of apostasy is already done)
Eisenhorn also has quite considerable plot armor that can only be penetrated by (a) Bequin, (b) Ravenor or (c) Cherubael
Especially cherubael
Ciaphas Cain is also superhuman. He has two cybernetic augmented fingers. Lost the real ones while jumping through a Necron gate.
EDIT: And he has a "Commissar sense". Every time when there's an especially dangerous or crucial situation about to happen, his hand palms start itching.
At this point i think Ciaphas Cain is actually an extremely low level psyker. Here me out. Yes Jurgen is a blank and usaully that gives psykers the heebee JeeBeeies. However there are multiple classifications of psykers on the psyker scale. Just like there are several levels of blank on same said scale. What if Cain is not baseline human but has enough psyker power to be extremely lucky. That is actually one of the power scalings. He still isn't considered a psyker but he always finds himself in the right time right spot. Everything makes him look like a hero but he also squeezes out of a tight spot. A lot of the time by being in the right place at the right time or some other how very convenient luck you have there commisar.
Commisar Yarrick is also superhuman, he can make Ork tech work for him. Which defies even the wacky logic of Ork science.
From all the lore we have, the sisters of silence are nominally baseline human.
Their power seems to come from their null field. The most powerful of them have been said to be basically invisible to most people. At lion's gate Kharn killed one of them without noticing and was extremely confused when his kill counter ticked up and he couldn't recall killing someone.
Also besides Eisenhorn's plot armor, he also has a sentient sword.
And it’s not like base humans with the best gear the imperium can offer being a match for astartes is that far fetched. Cain fought Khornite berserkers in melee and held is own, Yarrick killed an ork warboss, that one Sororitas Saint allegedly fought a Custodian to a standstill for 1 hour (the Custodian probably wasn’t going for the kill but still) and old man Creed clashed swords with Abbadon himself. SoS have basically the same amount of training as these people but with even better gear.
I see the super speed and techniques of the Sisters of Silence as being a by product of the wrongness of their untouchable nature, people and reality buckles under their wrongness, making them "faster", "Stronger", etc. while not being it really.
For Eisenhorn, he has lots of magics, rituals and spells on him at that point. If he can control a daemonhost of the power of Cherubael with a thought, he is probably able to subconsciously reinforce himself in ways that aren't even understandable to an observer.
I still love the Thunder Marines. They are just so primitive. They got pumped up and released.
5:08 Thunder Warriors have such cool bling there. Too bad Big E wanted it back after "retiring" them.
I never really understood why he did that. Between combat losses and dying from health problems, the issue would have quickly taken care of itself.
@@somethinglikethat2176 well it explained itself, he wanted them to be more tactical without all that flaws
@@megarayquaza9054 yeah but why kill them off when time will quickly do the job for him?
@@somethinglikethat2176 avoid possible rebellions being built by them I guess
That Mechanicum Voice caught me off guard 😅
terrified me when it popped up
You clearly forgot comissares , the size of thier balls is outright super human.
I mean Sebastian Yarrick 1v1 an ork boss, and talks down to chapter masters, and Chaiphas Cain won several unwinable engagements almost on his own
Seb is no mere human, that man has some Big E balls and no one can tell me otherwise
It would be cool to see this type of video for some of the xeno races, there are super-humans, but are there super-eldar, or super-tau, or Super-orks?
No not really. Orks have Kroks and hes already covered them.
There is one super tau from the dawn of war games Shas O’ Kai’s, he has a book where he kills a ton of space marines after being in a combat simulator for 3 centuries.
Ghaz is litteraly a head sown onto a Frankenstein style monster body, created by the mad doc for just such an occasion. I'm sure the doc is even now collecting parts for a newer model....
Aspect warrior exarchs and farseers are pretty super..
@@alienjava8663 so glad someone else knows about this.
8:15 The Assassinorum party likes to go for a walk.
A very enthusiastic walk.
fun fact: in the gravalax incident under chad commisar ciaphas cain and his 597 vallhalan legion he and another inqiuistor found out that the commisars unearthly loyal servant jurgen was a blank repelling and disoryienting the biggest genestealer on gravalax and creating an opening for the kill, hes also the start of cains looooooong history of bullshiting his way to the top and the only person in the gallaxy that cain would entrust his back to
Literally hopped on TH-cam for some fresh majorkill and just happened to catch this bad boi 5 minutes after uploading. Keep it up man, your vids got me much more into warhammer than I already was.
*nodding off watching this video
!!!THE FLESH IS WEAK!!!
*Heart palpitations noises 😵
Hearing your car say "flesh is weak, praise the omnissiah" is kinda terrifying especially when driving
I read somewhere that during the Horus heresy
Ogryn where augmented and juiced up so much that in battle it was said only Horus himself could put them down
Can you make a video on which aspect of the emperors each primarch represents or was acquired by them
and which aspects are missing which might be a clue to the missing Primarchs.
When you're a Thunder Warrior, every day is leg day.
"DNA ALTERED ON THE MOLECULAR LEVEL" wait so just the dna?
every Majorkill video: Intro - sponsor segment - 2nd intro - intro animation - 3rd intro, where he tells you what he's about to tell you about - *actual content* - outro/patreon
Yeah new major kill formula is pretty shit
Does blue light filter on glasses change the color when watching videos or playing games? I've always considered getting one but idk
No it's clear glass. However there's also no scientific evidence that blue light blocking glasses actually do anything. It's more likely you're tired from gaming etc because you're sat there for hours staring at something.
No it does not. Also for anyone wondering, if you wear glasses normally you can ask them to put this blue light filter on your prescribed lenses
I've been wearing glasses for 7 years and the last 3 I've been getting the blue light filter on my lenses. To me I feel like it works well
They don't change the color, if you wear them everything looks essentially the same. I developed an eye twitch from working on pcs all day, and cheap blue light glasses were the fix.
maybe also Skitarii Praetorian
Lore: X can stand up to a Space Marine and win.
Game: Strength 4 Toughness 4, can straight up die from a misplaced rock.
Dude, I'm listening to this while grocery shopping
I keep trying not to laugh like a maniac! You're on top of the humor for this video lol
Hey my fav 40k aussie! could you please do a video on the insanity which is each of the assassin guilds?
ah good u mentioned the Thunder Warriors!! Now, do a video on if Guts from Berserk can beat a Space Marine and have it animated!!!!!!!!!
There are more plastic toys of space marines than in the lore
It irritates me how everyone forgets the sisters of silence.
They aren't made are they? They aren't super soldiers but humanity lottery winners right?Aren't they just rare people forced to serve in the SoS?
Sisters of who ?
So that's why the Thousand Sons lost to the Space Wolves and Custodes because the Sister of Silence were there so the Thousand Sons couldn't use their powers.
@@Super50ldier there was a full chamber of Titans from the Ordo Sinister at Prospero as well. That certainly didn't help the TS.
@@funchfries Why?
You know, it really seems like there should be a god of fear, just fear by itself.
One of the reasons so many Perpetuals were hunted was because Perpetuals mess with fate and that hurt the Eldar's ability to predict things... which is ironic because fighting fate hurts Tzeentch and thus would help the Eldar.
Not really they didn't change anything besides for me perpetuals are not cannon
@@whiteeye3453 Eldrad had a bunch of them killed because he could not as clearly predict the future with them around. Their mere existence put fate into flux.
@@asaenvolk no their existence put imperium to state as it is now
and their solution was to kill all life in galaxy
yeach that is great plan
Non chaos based warp entities and magic would be cool.
10:54 Ollannius Pius protecting Big E from Horus during the final showdown of the Horus Heresy.
Would the Kasrkin of Cadia be on this list, since they do get gene-therapy and I have heard stories of one prying open a dread and killing the disabled marine and one where another scares an inquisitior and kills a possed man with a combat knife.
Bro I would have put the Ogrin on this list because they are hilarious LOL.
At the very least an honorary mention of the Charonites; augmented Ogryns that in the Heresy were capable of: "tipping the balance of forces in favour of the Loyalists until Warmaster Horus Lupercal himself had to intervene to stem the tide."
I know I’m late to this, but after that laser vision mechanicus comment I wanna see the Mechanicus try to make their own version of Superman (super tough, super hearing, cal fly, super strong, eye lasers, etc.)
Man I was listening to this as I was falling asleep. Then the mechanics came on. I shot up in fear so fast I passed out from lack of blood to the brain. Jesus man don't scare me like that
Great Result
I mean when you think about it all abhumans, mutant and individuals who been blessed by chaos are in a way super-soldiers
Yes! Been using blue light blockers for over two years. Glorious. And great vid, as always, of course.
I know you've got to make money and all, but why would I buy $50 glasses when f.lux blocks blue light for free and it doesn't make me look like a nerd?
Could you make a video going over the other factions equivalent to space marines?
saying the custodies could rival the astartes should be considered an insult.
Space Marines fill the role of the budget model superhumans of 40k. They're great value for time and resource investment, meant to provide coverage so that the more expensive elites can be deployed where needed.
It's an important role, but they are essentially the superhuman PDF.
What about weaponised servitors? Sure they're missing they're frontal lobes and they're widely augmented, but then the latter applies to the Mechanicus as well. At their core they are human.
The Black Market is interesting. Because that's where the surviving Thunder Warriors bought their updates and enhancements from. Also rejuvenating treatments and surgeries to keep themselves alive. Which means, that with plenty of money, very serious upgrades can be bought in some Black Markets. Terra's probably being bigger than the rest. Very serious upgrades must be available to be able to purchase a fix for the side effects of being a Thunder Marine.
just like the clone troopers
@@joshuagraham2843 Like the SW ones? Expanded?
My personal theory about the Men of Gold is that they aren’t all gone. I think there’s one left. The Emperor.
Yeah, there was mysterious air surrounding the periods between DAOT, Age of Strife and The Unification Wars which spawns Millennias and not even further elaborations for the details surrounding how Men of Gold even described remotely, The Men of Gold could be race of Psychically-gifted Perpetuals with commanding power over a Solar System or even multiple
The Emperor of Mankind might be either powerful or cunning enough to escape the onslaught of those ages and able to won the gambles of unification wars as it was much tighter and dangerous periods even for both The Emperor and Malcador as the artefacts from DAOT still could even potentially kills them and other hypothetical Men of Gold which befriended Malcador until they're either give up, betrayed or killed when helping the early ideals of Imperium
So Imperium's ideals and Malcador attempts to foreseeing the futures might not set in stone (no pun intended) before the contact with Mars, assimilation of Mechanicum to The Great Crusade, since even an Warhammer 40K Audiobook featuring Malcador has him admitting that even Unification Wars' purposes was initially just for the domination on Earth, not just Galaxy, the Emperor might only know about other human-settled Star Systems as times goes on considering of how he's mysteriously idle during DAOT and Age of Strife
These speculations which dwarfs even The Emperor's night-Omniscience is what happens when GW never gives us fuckall detailed infos about eras before Unification Wars, typical of Warhammer 40K's problematic ambiguity after all these decades can goes even worse than Dark Souls 2's lore and map designs
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Not sure why human psykers weren't covered, plenty of Inquisitors aren't psykers so they don't totally encapsulate them. Regardless, Psykers, especially Primaris psykers, can easily dunk on an average Astartes or group of Astartes, on tabletop and in lore. Not necessarily in some kind of open ground arena esque combat scenario, but in pretty much all other their encounters where the psyker has an entourage and or cover, they present a huge threat.
But then, the million flavors of Chaos Witches, Navigators, Astropaths, Primaris, Wyrdvane, Sorcerers, Demon callers ect, would have to be a video of their own.
the lack of the strongest categorie is damming
where is the class of SLY MARBO
Sisters of silence can't really rival astartes, they are dedicated anti psyker tool. Being a blank plus having power armor doesn't make you equal to space marines. Paladins of aureus found out the hard way
you are wrong about the sisters there is no lore on them being super human, they are just really effective in their power armour like the sisters of battle. Also their prey of choice isn't demons its specifically psykers. But even when they do fight demons the reason they can keep up is becuase their null field drastically reduces their powers becuase it suppresses the warp so much.
Ah yes of course, the normal, regular human anti warp field that we all regular normal humans possess, of course
@@TheVladdracula1 Ok if you are going to be autistic about it sub the words "super human" with "super human physical ability"
The problem is that they fight alongside Custodes and can keep up with them. Custodes are farrr faster than Spacr Marines and have been documented to wipe out entire squads of Astartes before the latter can react. So... it's not *just* the power armor.
Nobody knows how the Sisters are managing to keep up.
2:33 is the first im ever seeing of Major’s painting and to be honest?? its so much better than I anticipated. im seriously so surprised they dont look like shit. not an insult. entirely a compliment. keep up the good work man. love the guardians in the back too.
Keep it up Majorkill!
Ogryns are human off-shoots, sub-humans to the Imperium, my man. Skill, tech and mentally not equal to an Astartes, but in pure physical strength/durability they probably top 'em.
Pls do a video on the techno barbarians, there are almost no good/interesting videos on them
Hey I love your content
Heresey that I didn't get the notification for this video! The dark gods cloud my connection to the loremaster!
this reminds me of the primaris outrage.
One of the acusations was "how would a mere mortal improve on something even emperor couldn't?"
Apparently Astartes aren't all that special.
If daemons can't touch Sisters of Silence, why were there casualties of both Sister of Silence and Custodes when they fought in the war of the Webway during the Horus Heresy?
Because Majorkill is not correct 100% of the time.
Daemons dont see them. They Cant see them. But they can see and react to random bits of their bodies getting chopped off.
Can you do ciaphas cain stand alone video I think you would do it amazingly
Now i want to see the same video but with eldar.