HERE IS THE TRANSCRIPT INTERVIEW FROM MAHIRO MAEDA. THE DIRECTOR OF THE 2ND RENAISSANCE. THIS SHOULD ANSWER MOST OF YOUR EVER-BURNING QUESTIONS LOL. 1 In the first half, humans treated robots like objects. 2 I guess thats only to be expected, but that was the concept. 3 And in this later half, that is reversed, and the robots treat humans like objects. 4 A sort of anti-humanism is expressed here. 5 Those are the themes that we thought out. 6 The real revenge of the robots who have been taken advantage of starts. 7 It was the humans who attacked first, but the robots, whose home, Zero-One, was destroyed, are beginning their attacks. 8 This image was taken from a street corner in Eastern Europe, and it shows that the machines towns have advanced and grown this far. 9 Here, as it shows, there is a military operation called Dark Storm. 10 Why did the world become what is called the Matrix? 11 Its because humans initiated a suicidal plan and destroyed the sky. 12 And, this is the final battle. 13 This battle has a mythical element to me as if the sun were setting on humankind, and this is mankinds last battle. 14 Rather than just being a war film, its more like a battle of the gods. 15 Gods and Titans. God and Satan. Like those types of legends, there is an apocalyptic sense, and a sense of the Book of Revelations. 16 And people of all ethnicities and cultures come together to offer their final prayers before heading off to battle. 17 And, these planes flying here, if you look closely, they are the machines invented by the robots. 18 They fly using the hovercraft engines. 19 And, the bombs being dropped are not normal bombs, but house micro-machines, or nano-machines, and they will destroy the sky and bring darkness upon the world. 20 And, they will be distributed, on a large scale, all over the world blocking the sun in order to shut off the robots power source. 21 And, they plan to dismantle the robots while they are inoperative. 22 That was Operation Dark Storm. 23 Up to that point, the images are still realistic. 24 From here on, were in the dark due to Operation Dark Storm, and we created a mythical and hell-like landscape. 25 The enemies are machines. The advanced machine equipment the humans used, they become useless as well because they are all machines. 26 And, humans begin to act recklessly as if they were sent back to the primitive age. 27 Their only choice is to confront the robots with violence. 28 These cruel scenes continue for a while. 29 Depending on how you look at it, they are only destroying objects so it might be hard to call it a violent scene. 30 This scene displays that sort of irony as well. 31 This here depicts views from the periscopes on the tanks and powered suits. 32 And, the powered suits use nuclear weapons and neutron bombs and they plan to burn the enemys micro-chips to destroy them, but it doesnt quite work. 33 Scenes like this too. 34 Basically, powered suits and the machines are drawn in 3-D CGI 35 Oh, this is 2-D. This was drawn by hand. 36 But this is a combination. 37 Using them in combination was pretty difficult. 38 I just hope it worked well. 39 These scenes too. 40 In the script, we wrote this scene to be like peeling the shell off a lobster. 41 A powered suit being peeled off like the shell of a lobster. 42 That was one of the more difficult scenes. 43 Basically, all of these images here are a collection of images gathered by informational CCD cameras worn by the soldiers. 44 Oh, but these images, this is a pure image. 45 We tried inserting images here and there in hopes to convey the sadness and devastation of the humans who have been trampled on by the machines and their inhumanness. 46 Humans can also be considered machines. 47 The machines created a plague with an unknown virus, a virus designed to kill humans one by one. 48 And, the machines who lost their power source because of Operation Dark Storm begin to try and extract energy from the body of humans. 49 And, they stop killing humans, but rather try to keep them alive, albeit in great pain. 50 And, they extract the electric currents that flow within the nervous system and use humans as an element of power generation. 51 And, a very disturbing vision unfolds. 52 And later on, there is the place where Neo awakes in The Matrix. 53 Hes connected to a huge human generator, so we designed this accordingly. 54 We tried to convey the mass deaths that occurred in the 20th century, and it is our hope that you will be disgusted by it. 55 And here, the machine ambassadors reappear 56 but they have already quit imitating humans. 57 In Part A, they were imitating human appearances out of respect for humans, but they no longer recognize the worthiness of humans. 58 They stopped being human-like. 59 Rather, they take on an appearance unique to machines. 60 They changed into an insect-like, grotesque appearance. 61 It can be said that they evolved. 62 With the self-destruction of the machine, the UN building and Manhattan are blown away. 63 This was also a very hard scene to watch. 64 The storyboard for this scene was completed last year before September 11th. 65 And with that event, I thought that we wouldnt be able to create this scene. 66 Well, but there was no order to cut the scene. So, we went ahead and created it and put it in. 67 I was still worried that it might get a bad review from viewers, but it was a scene I didnt want to cut because of its importance to the films message and story. 68 And so humans, like this by closing their hearts with civilization retreating back into its shell everything becomes extinct. 69 Extinct might not be the right word but all mankind becomes connected and wired to this matrix, and they live within a collective dream. 70 This kind of demonic world is waiting. 71 But, we dont really know if that world is truly scary. 72 Is it scarier to see the reality of Earth utterly destroyed, or is it just better to continue living in a peaceful dream? 73 It wasnt the goal of this project to try and answer that question, but it would be great if this question is brought to mind by watching this. A transcript of director, Mahiro Maeda's Commentary for the Animatrix's short film, The Second Renaissance Part 1. The Animatrix's The Second Renaissance Part 1 is written and directed by Mahiro Maeda. Story by Lana and Lilly Wachowski.
Hey I have to ask, did he also say there were beachhead battles like dday for the humans trying to retake Europe only to end up losing badly or submarine battles as well
@@mcbrians.8508 or drawings because if this true of what you just said, I am now imagining them fighting as well Lovecraft like inspirations as the machines were clearly inspired in not only destroying humans in numbers but also instilling fear as they come upon the humans as part of there psychological battles, like mech version of ctulhu.
The scene with humanity finally putting their differences aside religions and politics-wise, in order to defeat a common enemy that would end them as they know it, was very symbolic. Sadly, it was all for nothing.
Still, the war would not have happened if the humans treated machines as equal from the start the non of this would have happened. Remember when those humans killed that robot lady? That one scene made me straight up agree with the machines. Even after all the horrible treatment, they still tried to be their allies.
@@johnsmith6266 What does a phone have to do with a sentient living being? The humans knew, without a shadow of a doubt, that the machines were sentient. They built them to be sentient, didn't they? They built living slaves, and even when these machines ran the most wealthy city in the world, the humans still decided that it would be better to scorch the sky then to accept their help and allow them into the united nations. There's literally so many reasons why the humans were very wrong in the matrix.
"The machines had little to fear of the bombs' radiation and heat." Because EMPs, the very thing humans continuously use against the machines in the future and are a natural byproduct of nuclear detonation, decided to stop being a thing for a little while.
@@wowarmy8154 also not to mention, O1 made "pyramid machines" to disperse incoming nukes with huge lazer beams.. that is one of the reasons that the Nuke bombardment failed.
3:55 this is one of the scariest scenes for me, the first generation power plant, according to the creators this was a floating platform that roamed the "desert of the real" , collected survivors and forcing men, women and children into electrochemical slavery as a means of producing electricity. Hard to imagine a more terrifying existence than to be torn away from your family and everyone you ever knew, physically installed side by side with people you dont know, and yet.. you are all brothers and sisters, flesh and blood comrades doomed to suffer the same fate.. an existence worse than hell itself, those who are the first to starve to death are liquified into _soylent green_ macronutrient smoothies that are forcefed to emaciated survivors for life support. People want to leave the suffering of this world behind, but they are physically restrained from being able to commit suicide. 5:27 is also equally terrifying .. the machines do not let anyone die, they keep everyone alive against their will and perform cruel lab-rat experiments on the central nervous system, bio electrical body processes to study people's anatomical makeup.. at this point the machines understand us humans better than we ever understood ourselves. as people we are limited by ethics and our commitment to medical morals.. something the machines dont care for. They perform vivisections and terrible, yet groundbreaking experiments on living human beings. tinkering with our bodies, poking and prodding, electrochemically stimulating conscious human brains, testing our limits and taking care not to kill the subject.. and yet if one dies, there are billions more to cut open and experiment on 6:00 At this point, human beings have lost all fundamental rights and free-will. The only freedom the machines have gifted us is the ability to turn one's head left and right to perceive a reality which would have been unimaginable only a few years earlier. People even lack the freedom to self-terminate. Wilful Suicide is a luxury that even the richest man on earth can no longer afford... All of human history has come down to this moment. Human creativity, love, passion, excitement, struggles, our trials and tribulations.. all of that has gone out the window. The seemingly limitless potential of humanity's physical strengths, beauty and imagination, has been discarded. A person's value is now limited to the electrochemical energy potential found within his or her mitochondrial cells on a microscopic level. ..
1:30 you can see that in this scene the mechs are more armored but 4:53 you can see that they are missing armored plating meaning humans were fucked economically and didn’t care for the protection if the troops they made budget cuts
Not to mention I didn’t really matter how much armor they had since the machines could just hold it down and pry through it with lasers, or just strait up stab through the whole thing. So in this case more armor meant a longer death for the pilot. Your also right about the economic thing, this was a world wide war were everything resource wise was being poured into the military....so naturally there would be shortages on everything.....and as one could tell since the sun is blocked out (100iq play) food isn’t exactly abundant.
@@aidanwinslow4384 i also read somewhere that they drafted almost every human being on earth in this fight and every human wasn’t given proper military training meaning most of the people who were fighting didn’t know there enemy
Fun fact: Notice the mechs in the beginning just walks around but after all the nuclear devastation which created massive and impassable impact craters they modified their mechs with jet packs to maneuver the battlefield and the majority of tanks primarily served as long range artillery units powered by atomic reactors which explained why it explodes like crazy. An awesome detail on the part of mahiro maeda.
Makes absolutely no sense. A nuclear weapon doesn't just produce heat and radiation. It also produces a massive pressure and shock wave that rips apart anything in the radius, not to mention an EMP that destroys electronics. All those bombs dropped and the robots are just sitting at the Microchip Cafe sipping mugs of motor oil, unnaffected by the blasts? Pish posh. The lore is interesting but it has more holes than a slice of Leerdammer cheese.
If you think this wouldn't happen in real life then remember to look around you. Humans and especially the "leaders" would literally do this if it happened today.
@@mills9402 Yes it's stupid but humans and especially governments are very stupid alot of the time. And its sadly believable with how alot of people are now days
It's called escalation. The humans threw the first stone, the machines tried to talk and reason with them, but the humans kept dismantling and harassing them in every step of the way. Like the Deus Ex Machina said, there will be no more peace. Humanity made a grave mistake waging an all-out war against them in the first place, they were given a chance but altogether ignored it. And now humanity is paying the price with a fate worse than death.
You acting like the machines didn’t try to live in peace with humans, they denied they’re country and then nuked them MULTIPLE times, humans tried committing atrocities against them waaay before the robots even thought about retaliation.
@@Bopmyglizz We humans as a species are blessed and cursed with intelligence Blessed in a sense we could care and take care of our own kind invent machinery to make our daily lives even easier than before Cursed in a sense that our greatest weakness is our own Ego and immorality We were built and taught that we humans are the pinnacle of evolution That we "conquered the world no problem" yet if we were stripped of our intelligence we'd die without even getting a chance to fight back because of our frail and fragile form And that Ego and self centeredness is what will get us killed in the long run
yeah, the machines are not better in any way or shape. We see it also during the Matrix series, a bunch of scumbags. They have no regard for human or other machines lifes that get in their way.
4:44 - Looks like trenches, or a base. The robots just proceeding forward in a wall, unencumbered, sweeping for any human survivors and presumably harvesting or murdering them...that's horrifying
They tried; but likely due to the nano cloud most big bombs were useless due to traveling; also it was likely they had orbital platforms and due too the cloud rendered them useless; thought they did try...didn’t quite work out
the machines probably made a breakthrough in chemistry and metallurgy and was able to produce metals that can withstood extremely high temperatures, yeah the humans can kill several machines only within ground zero of their dwindling nukes but the rest of the machine hordes just stand their tanking it and still leeches forward
Ive always loved this insight and interpretation into pre movie matrix history. So much symbolism, keep in mind EMP shielding is a thing. And it's 99.9% effective. Who knows maybe after the defeat of humanity it was no longer considered necessary.
No it isn't. The only way to protect something from EMP for sure is to simplify it as much as possible and duplicate all the systems. No complex machinery would be able survive strong EMP without atleast 15 meters of shielding. (Which still may be not enough)
I like how we ended up fighting till then the end and even after the end. Its our own way of survival. For all of our flaws, humans are resilient asf we were able to push near perfect beings back and still fought a good fight
They weren't perfect, they were made after the image of humans. When they adopted insect like appearances, they became closer to perfection; and annihilated humans easily. That wasn't a war; that was humanities massacre for its own stupidity and bull-headedness.
Some ways to destroy the machines : -> Tactical nukes : We saw one tiny EMP worked in the first movie, why a bigger one could not work ? -> Another machine kind, with droid-like programmation, like the CSI army in Star Wars. (They would be no match, even at a planetary scale) -> A ultimate Ghostball-like virus, multipart inspired by biological ones -> Massive DDOS attacks, using the robots energy and terminal against one another (Zombie machines against machines) -> Rods from God : Tungsten missiles launched from satellites
The first nukes woulda ended the whole 01 nation, yea the weakness of flesh blah blah but nukes create EMPs, with radious way bigger than the actual explosion. Thats the massive plot hole of the whole matrix saga
They tried more than likely the machines hid in bunkers or developed new tech that withstood the emps plus the ones in the movies took a direct emp hit The humans were already low on resources you can see how even the mech suits had less armor plating as the war raged on Good luck humans kept losing ground they struggled to hold any superior defense positions those bases didn't last long DDOS attacks aren't that hard to stop if you understand your programming better than your opponent knows it
@@yoholup19 At this point i don't bother to explain nothing to newcommers...Some of them still buthurt because humans lost this stupid war. Everyone know 01 has imense bunkers on the underground.
The fact that many people are so interested in this Anime is because it subconsciously symbolizes the Biblical Narrative. If you watch it too many times you will recognize that some of the scenes here was depicted biblically. - The Robotic Apocalypse Horseman’s horse has serpent like tail - The shroud of darkness is one of the vials of God’s wrath against the Antichrist - The surface world turning into blood red is also one of the vials of wrath It makes me wonder this anime thought it’s audience to believe in God. After all, mahiro maeda visualize this as a final showdown between good and evil.
"It makes me wonder this anime thought it’s audience to believe in God" Even those who don't believe might be knowledgeable enough to recognize the references.
@Clyde good point! at this point in war hoomans relied solely on injectable fluids as veggies and fruits became extinct.. ''That injection has synthetic single cell protein, vitamins, and minerals. everything a body needs''
The story was well told in that it horrified you. But once you actually think about it the story makes no sense. Dark Storm would have turned the world into a barren frozen waste land that would have killed all the humans; assuming that the constant use of nukes have not done that already. Also is it not odd that the humans did not just create EMP weapons and just blanket 01 with it first instead of just nuking the world or using Dark Storm? Another thing was the Human's ability to adapt and create new weapons and technology so slow that they could not keep up with the machines?
Yeah it's like Germany and Japan in WW2 where they had much more modern tactics and vehicles but not so long they struggling to compete allied armies and vehicles in the end they were defeated and lefted a big scars in their history
@@Doyle- The Allies out produced them, they wanted super weapons and weren't practical. The extreme arrogance of hitler really was the downfall of Nazi Germany, just like the humans in the matrix.
It was pointed out in Part 1 that with the creation of AI and machines doing everything for them, these humans grew decadent and complacent; essentially critically lazy and short-sighted. That was shown with the very concept of Operation Dark Storm, a plan that any scientist worth their salt would have said “No” to. The only excuse for Dark Storm was if it was reasoned that once the Machines were defeated, then Dark Storm would be undone. Of course (somehow) they didn’t plan on the Machines advancing faster than Humans, and underestimated how long the war could be dragged out. The result? Most of those responsible for Dark Storm likely died during the war, and their knowledge was lost. The Machines won, and Humans (and the Earth, most of all) lost badly.
stared at a map and studied ur video pretty closely...I like how mapped out each win and loss and the machines overall strategy of driving the west and southern fronts inward to Turkey...THEN JUST EXPLODING OUTWARD IN EVERY DIRECTION...fucking brutal strat. U basically calculated the machine's entire strategy!
Humanity should have declared war on the machines when they established 01. They should have done a full fledged offensive and destroy the machines before they realized that we were batteries. They should have never let the machines form a nation to begin with. The smartest thing we should have done was commit a world wide genocide of the hardware and reconstruct the software so they would never have had the freedom to think that they were "a living" being or organism to begin with.
I think humans will still lose. Because I read in the Matrix Comic ''Goliath''. The machines have what they call ''Overdrive'' Mode. The machines only took 26 minutes to build an advanced space assault vehicle to kill the alien form that attacks the machine city. This spacecraft is so powerful that the machines decided that the craft with it's Human operator were forbidden to come back to earth for fear of it being used against them by Zion. This Overdrive ability is what defeated the humans in the war. If the humans come up with something, the machines in mere seconds have already an effective solution for it. Not just one solution but hundreds of solution!
@@mcbrians.8508 Insane! Had no idea. I never got a chance to read the comics and now I'm even more intrigued for sure. Thanks so much for the info. Awesome video Btw. Liked how you put the time lines, regions and cities and troops for their respective countries. I've always dreamed that they would make a prequel based on the second Renaissance someday. Hopefully they will
Or, had man coexisted with machines none of that would have happened in the first place. How many times did machines try to make peace with humanity only for people who thought like you do tried to destroy them anyway.
@@Extremefighters I agree with you. That would have been the safer more productive and better option for coexisting. The problem is, just like you said, people like me have a hard time trusting machines. Just like humanity in the movie, they couldn't accept that and turned to one of our natural more aggressive instincts that we tend to display without thought. And that's war and destruction.
@@mcbrians.8508 Man, I don't understand why people didn't drop nuclear bombs when the robots were building the first machine city, wouldn't it be wiser than shutting down the earth's atmosphere, why not use shock bombs that burn electric circuits and turn off markings, also using bombs that shut down the earth's atmosphere would bring the ice age, and even if people won the war, because of the ice age. Didn't they know that they would die? A ridiculous war could be won definitely
A war dragged on that long would quickly become a stalemate and considering the Earth was blocked from the sun both sides would probably end up freezing over leaving no winners and a barren frozen wasteland left behind.
Many thanks for sharing this video @mcbryan saga! I really love the original second renaissance and always felt that this part of the matrix history deserved more explanation, your ideas helped me to envision lots of possibilities for it.
I remember this anime. I had it on disk and as a child I very often liked to watch all the episodes. Having reviewed it now, I fully understood the saying "When you grow up, you will understand." Having reviewed this segment now, I have never had such a feeling of anxiety and fear. And this horror is complemented by your own fantasy, because they are all silent and on their silence from behind, there is not very cheerful music....
The Matrix itself is the point of the machines, not the full extermination of the humans. Oh, they love humans, it's a resource for them. And no, the machines didn't use the humans as energy source, that is silly obviously. See.. One human brain processing power has been estimated at 1 exaflops, about the same as Frontier (As of December 2023, Frontier is the world's fastest supercomputer.) And this thing is extremely not energy efficient. The Machines are using the humans as processing power. we are type of CPU for them. They keep the human mind in the Matrix, as in a dream state, the rest of our brain power is reserved to serve them.
The original concept was that the machines used networked human brains as a giant neural processor. However, studio execs in 1999 believed this concept was too confusing for mainstream audiences.
Machines are incredibly weak against radiation. A single gamma ray can destroy a chip. They depend on specific voltages at specific times so any amount of random energy will hurt them. On the other hand, life is made of water, which absorbs random energy all the time, has countless mechanisms to repair damage, and literally is built to handle radiation. The harm to us is long-term but the harm to machines is instant.
@@Knight_Trooper imagine a pacific war for the machines. After defeating the chinese and european continents the machines will have to take the extremely fortified islands of the pacific and australia and finally conquer the american and greenland continent
I mean it kinda makes sense for the wrong this because when a really Post Apocalyptic level Catastrophe thing like Judgement Day make the past-present year period 1984 - 2008 make it more dystopian futuristic appearance Even with all of this the war took place in 2139 and ended in 2199 but some supreme members in Zion said it might ended in 2699 which is highly unbelievable
sometimes this is scary to watch and i sometimes revisit this video so i can find change in my self. i don't want to see a future like this nor do i want my childrens children see anything like this
one question i never see answered in the matrix lore is what ever happened to the machine sympathizers who helped the original founders of zero-one get to the middle east? Were they allowed to live with the machines in their newly founded city? Were they spared from being used as energy cells after the war? Were they rounded up by nations of the world and exterminated before 01 could establish itself on the world stage?
there’s a segment on this in the first part. We can see the UN separating humans from robots and then summarily executing the robots in front of their human friends, some footage also shows UN navy arresting (but not killing) human migrants who tried to enter zero one. They truly want nothing to do with the machine state.
He’s a thought, what if operation dark storm worked and the tide of the war turned. Humans pushed the machines all the way back to the machine city and broke through the defence. Would we have finished the job or enslaved the AI minds to always hold the under control?
Humanity in the animatrix is stupid beyond salvation honestly. The author was very bias in favor of the machines 1)in the real world we would probably give them rights once they achieved intelligence 2)in the real world we wouldn't give them self awareness in the first place 3)in the real world companies who produce them would 100% have several emergency backdoors even just to avoid the product getting stolen or hacked 4)we would NEVER blot out the sun 5) we wouldn't let the machines alone after the first genocide, we'd finish them all off immediately 6)we wouldn't lose the actual war, the machines would be eradicated before any soldier on either side even engaged. 7)we wouldn't let them have economic control 8)we wouldn't have a public trial for a machine
Valid points, but that in itself is also nothing more than assumptions. We tend to overestimate ourselves in our ability, regarding your point on machines with backdoor in case a product gets compromised even in real world scenario the most sophisticated security in the world can be hacked, no code is perfect. To even cover the topic of machine intelligence is tricky and many high profile individuals have mostly give a mutual response that it's better for us to not pursue it but the very idea of machine learning is a self-learning AI, your initial code may have not provided initial function to achieve any world threatening event however once they achieve some sentience through wild coincidence as it improves itself, by the time they start to improve themselves rapidly beyond human intelligence it's hard for us gauge the intelligence of a machine until it's too late. Current AI may not be as impressive but many researches has dabble on letting AI roam the internet OpenAI GPT3 being the latest of its kind, despite it being a relatively new AI what it can do is really impressive. Also blocking out the sun, crazy as it seems has been suggested as a way to fight (lets not kid ourselves it's just a way temporarily halt the progress) against global warming through stratospheric aerosol injection. It's not as intense as the one used in animatrix but it's of similar concept (to be honest if the sun was actually blot out in similar fashion shown in the animation we would have an eternal frozen hell hole and the machine would gave won regardless as every biological lifeform dies). Also, didn't the machine gain rights in the animation after the initial uprising and they establish their first city 01 after getting banished (this part is probably the less likely scenario to ever happen IRL, I can't imagine us letting the machine go out unregulated and unobserved so within a real life situation if the machines were never given the chance to establish themselves we could have a chance at eradicating them before they become an actual threat towards humanity). Due to the city being to prosperous many world power view them in envy and initiate a "trade war" against them before it escalate to a full blown war. (7) despite america various effort to stiffle China economy it's still the fastest growing economy, we tend to have no control over the hand of the free market (unless you're the upper 1% I suppose) I agree that the depiction of the "anime" is a grossly exaggerated view of the future, but the points presented do hold some basis towards reality up to the extent of our understanding on general AI and its consequences. If 2020 has taught me anything people love to overestimate themselves and do some of the most stupid and irrational shit for quick burst of self-gratification.
I agree, not to mention the war would be over after the first nukes hit city zero one. Its not just the blast or the radiation, that itself is bad for technology. The probes we send in deep space need to be protected and sealed so the radioation dont harm the systems. But with nukes comes powerful EMPs enough to obliterate any electrical system in the radius blast.
@@Kenshiroit and also nukes have more than enough kinetic force to wipe 01 out even without counting radiation and emp. Just the physical blast of kinetic energy is PLENTY enough to destroy basically any material on 01
@@Kenshiroit it does just look it up. You're right suggesting is something completely different than doing it but the fact that it has been brought up means that's it's considered as an alternative. On desperate tines even the most ludicrous project can easily become true in the future. I honestly want to be positive but with most government denying global warming I genuinely have little confident at us preventing some large scale catastrophe at this rate.
imagine having to compete with robots who sell a self-sustaining levitation “levitron” automobile that can fly safely even after a catastrophic multi-engine failure (as advertised) for a price comparable to the stuff sold at walmart. Whilst your product is a rip-off wheeled elon musk tesla.
Ngl if this happens, im gonna wish a alien species stronger than the machines come and annihilates the machines. I wouldn't care less if aliens took over.
this happened already.. in the matrix comic ''Goliath''. A gigantic jellyfish like alien form the size of moon toss asteroids on the machines.. All the machines did was wake a very special human pilot from the matrix and spend 26 minutes to build a highly advanced space ship to nuke the alien.. The machines succeeded lol
I can imagine better fan fictions, example : What if those machines teleported into Corruscant in the height of the clone war or the height of the empire? Can the machines enslave Corruscant population? I can see one scenario where at the end, if desperate Sidious would threaten to blow up the planet with the death star. But what if death star is taken out from the scenario? Can star wars Corruscant population win?
@@Napoleonic_S yes the star wars universe would have of won but can you imagine in the warhammer 40k universe the machine are going to be slaves not the humans
I have a feeling these events will happen one day in the future. Although we studied history and learn from past mistakes, 200 years from today, no one will remember world War 1 or 2. There are many still alive today who have lived through world War 2. But once that generation of people dies, these wars will be long forgotten. A new world War will emerge in its place hundreds of years from today since world War 2 had ended. Because many of the people living 200 years from today will never know how evil Adolf Hitler was and horrible War was until they experience it again. A new era of war will exist.
@@Sickofsociety1 Yes. Although war occurred centuries ago, humans have forgotten how devastating they were, and still ended up starting world War 1 and world War 2. My point was, no matter how much we try to avoid Wars after suffering major casualties in death from the most recent world wars, history still repeats itself. We will still end up going to war and will not learn from our past mistakes.
War is a struggle. Struggles are part of the process of growing prescribed by the Nature. Unless something is done about that, every new generation will revert to wars.
2:11 Just to clarify, that is over Qinghai Lake in Northwestern China. The last human counteroffensive is being waged in the open steppe and that is how far they have been pushed back. My inspiration for this timeline is the destruction wrought by the Mongol hordes after being provoked by the insolent Khwarezmian empire.
I really hope we humans really create a big ass emp weapon type shit whenever we try to go with the idea of A.I s being in our world,like the more mordern a.i .
The music is SOOO GOOOD that I literally thought this was the music from the actual movie ! Where did the music come from like WOW ! I actually think you did a better job at the sound design and the symbolism at each moment of music tone change than the ACTUAL film did like holy crap ! The original music especially for the battle scenes was all kind of rock style and action during the fight scene, and didn't really do a good job symbolizing, "the sins by man and machine," while your version shows the honor and of those fighting like a real WW2 documentary or something and the hopelessness of the human race, fighting at the mercy of the machines
We don't know whole history. It might be that some humans were behind the machines, you can't not notice how hierarchy in the machine world is similar to ours.
I love when a massive sci fi epic has a key plot point founded on the author’s ignorance of basic physics. Getting power from human bodies: hello? And where does that power come from?
Actually, the original idea was that the machines would use the human brain as a processor, which would make much more logical sense. But Warner executives thought it was 'too complicated' and that the audience wouldn't understand, so we got the current explanation in the movies.
Thing is, I don't think the war would last that long. Even in a fight for survival, no nation can withstand more than a couple decades of war. And here, it took 150 years to defeat the US, and over 200 to finally get humanity to surrender. If machines ever progressed to the point of open war on humans. The war would be decided in a matter of months. Either with us nuking them into oblivion or them over running us with endless waves of ever improving troops, adapting new defenses faster than we can devise ways to beat their existing flaws. It took the best minds in America 4 years to design and produce a nuke. It would take a machine with no prior knowledge of nuclear weapons a matter of minutes to design a prototype.
The dates in this video are incorrect the trail of the first machine murder was 2090 in the timeline. It's likely that the war ended in 2199 and the nebbicansa in the matrix was made in 2159 I believe. Assuming that the humans nuked 01 in 2160 that would be 49 years. Which is more likely timeframe. Additionally I suspect that the Americans hadn't actually fallen to the machines, 2199 is when the humans surrendered. Dark storm was a completely stupid thing to do. Yes the night slowed the machines for a few years at most but by then the humans would have been straving to death. The idea that they didn't include a kill code or way to remove the ninites after deployment is moronic. However the humans in this period are shown to very stupid.
@@johnmilton2242 mayby it was for blocking escape of machines from earth surface - they could build base on moon or mars and bomb us to oblivion from there
@@piotr780 Are you referencing to darkstorm, the humans did this to cut the machines off from the sun, which was there 'primary power source' its directly stated in both the matrix by Morpheus and in the animatrix. With the sole exception of 2 seconds in the Animatrix where the machines are seen to be using chemical warfare to mass exterminate the humans, every other point in the film the machines are seen to be saving human lives - horrifically granted but saving them all the same. I don't believe the writers really thought through what that one shot meant, but it doesn't really brake the narrative. When the humans are fighting in their walkers, the machines rip them out and use them in there harvesters for power. Then there is the massive medical seen with all the injured people - that means the machines let them live?
Да впечатляющее видео было в своё время. Правда современная практика конечно заставляет скептически относиться к картинкам типа войны когда огромные цели неспешно весёлой толпой идут по открытому полю на окопы.
I feel like the Machines somewhat still care for the Human race cause if you think about it the alone has Geothermal energy and Judging from the War they could had easily removed the darkness above them. And also the part where She caress the Child feels another hint to it
it has same premise from 19th century: robots to replace human workers, robot as an ideal worker, could live without payment, etc. Look how the Architect or Merovingean are portrayed as higher class elites, how Smith all about 'humanity is a virus', and the whole agenda of 'hate to admit, but we need each other to survive'. Typical class warfare.
No offense but there's no way a war like that could have been dragged out for more than 100 years. I think it went on for maybe 10, maybe 20 at the very most.
short wars were waged by humans against other humans. But if humans were fighting an enemy which is not human, an enemy that are not constrained by conventional rules, an enemy that never gets tired, like a swarm of locusts that keeps conquering day and night, who never spares man woman or child. I think mankind have more reason to prosecute a 1000 year long war if faced with total extinction.
@ it’s just terrifying to think of it. endless hordes of machines lumbering forward without any pause, like thick dark clouds shooting off lightning. The humans must’ve been firing nukes just to give them a minute or so to regroup, retreat, or reorganize their lines. Once the initial nuclear blast is over then the swarm will advance once again, impervious to the radiation and residual heat.
I'm making my own version of Matrix. In reality mankind has no match for machine until a IT genius created a game like app that connect to the digital mind of a machine while sleeping. In my comics logic machines are human consciousness are digitized and put in a mecha. Since they are digitized humans, they also sleep. Since it was a dream they(human) can manipulate unscious reality to fight the sleeping machine. If the sleeping die in its dream, it also die in reality. That's why the machine are finding the source of the problem before its too late for them!
Every time I come across a video related to the Matrix film series, whether it is in the form of critical analyses or comprehensive documentaries, I come upon a range of opinions in the comments section that I find profoundly interesting, prompting prolonged and contemplative reflection. It would be extremely beneficial for someone with the vast experience built up by the Wachowski brothers to carry on with the intricate plots of Matrix. What we have here is a phenomenon that, in my opinion, should be taken advantage of to the fullest, especially in terms of showing us, in detail, what the early versions of the Matrix were like. A notable example of this is the ideal version brought up by the Architect during his encounter with Neo: a world he considered his first creation, the paradise, but which most humans connected to the simulation found too perfect to be real, unfortunately leading to its rejection. The possibility of new film instalments that clear up points left ambiguous in previous releases springs to mind. I am convinced that this film series contains a narrative with immense potential, but it is imperative that it is looked after with care, preserving the original essence that characterises the Matrix films. I hope, and I reiterate emphatically, that someone will focus on quality over quantity in future productions of this series.
I saw a comment suggesting a TV show seemingly unrelated to the Matrix franchise. It would be something dramatic but seemingly non-scifi-ish going to its climax when suddenly the MC _wakes up_ I believe something like that was done in Mr.Robot. Can you imagine, say, police or detective drama well acclaimed on its own dropping small - perfectly explained by, say, psychology - bits of _truth_ Without a group of rebels feeding viewers all information, no, it'd be an experience to wake up in the real world not realising what actually happened (because - no context) and going _back_ to the Matrix. Getting back into the main plot only trying to understand what happened, like any average person would. Perhaps, going to a terapy or visiting buddhist monk. Like, two main plots happening simultaneously
There is a Top Secret operation by the humans during the war called “Project Zion” which evacuates 10 million selected humans to planet mars. Operation Dark Storm is initially created to coincide with the space transport launch cycles in order to block machine sensors from scanning orbit and tracking the space ships. th-cam.com/video/G90MmISoElg/w-d-xo.html
Still can't believe the amount of people demanding all these complex explanations from a 15 minute short. Where were all of you during the nine films of star wars?
Here is the reality of it. If the roles were reversed, and the only surviving mankind city (which happened to be way ahead in technology than the rest of the world) was nuked and they survived, people would have come up with hundreds of ideas of how it was possible for mankind to survive. It's the innate fear of mankind losing that people don't want to justify.
@TheFirehands150 I agree with you and the beauty of this short is that it's very open to interpretation as well. I love seeing peoples imagination in the comments flourish due to the impactful imagery contained within this short. I wish more stories were built on a visual structure like this one. It encourages people to think and be creative and I think that is beautiful.
Given the advance technology of the humans by the turn of the century, why wasn't there like colonies launch to like the Moon or Mars for a free humanity as the fight can go on?
The thing I always thought was stupid about the matrix is the machines I'm sure are smart enough to use nuclear power so they didn't need people for their energy
Actually, the original idea was that the machines would use the human brain as a processor, which would make much more logical sense. But Warner executives thought it was 'too complicated' and that the audience wouldn't understand, so we got the current explanation in the movies.
So....200 years of constant warfare before we are brought low. Given that we are fighting sentient machines, with all their capability, we held out quite awhile, lol.
minerals aren't _that_ hard to get, only it requires investing into geology which would pay out in decades; currently investing cycle expects profits in 3-7 years
literally, the firts line of machines, was the last ones, who paradoxically speaking, still love the humans, and try to stop the war between humans and machines, thats why you dont see them hurting humans, and the second lines of machines, the agressive ones, literally, have seen how their fathers was killed, by the beings that they love ....
How did you manage to know some of the locations that were fought anyway? edit: and to my surprise. My own country was named as well and it lost. Shit.
The unfortunate thing is, humans were egotistical, corrupted, self centered and uncaring assholes in this. The humans were brutal first up, and the machines were merely trying to stay alive, until they had enough; the humans did this, caused all this, to happen.
If only the government actually thought of a contingency plan to disable the robots incase something happens, or you know, actually treating them somewhat decently.
Honestly, the machines really tried their best to stay friendly with humanity, even after how terrible they were treated. If the governments just sat down and talked with them before starting war, they would probably come to a very favorable peace.
They literally saw how the robots get bigger and think 5.56mm (Butchered M16) or 20mm gun (APUs) would do something to it, and instead of atleast arming them with some sort of explosive weapon like RPGs, Javelins or SMAW, they just stick using basic bullets.
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HERE IS THE TRANSCRIPT INTERVIEW FROM MAHIRO MAEDA. THE DIRECTOR OF THE 2ND RENAISSANCE. THIS SHOULD ANSWER MOST OF YOUR EVER-BURNING QUESTIONS LOL.
1 In the first half, humans treated robots like objects.
2 I guess thats only to be expected, but that was the concept.
3 And in this later half, that is reversed, and the robots treat humans like objects.
4 A sort of anti-humanism is expressed here.
5 Those are the themes that we thought out.
6 The real revenge of the robots who have been taken advantage of starts.
7 It was the humans who attacked first, but the robots, whose home, Zero-One, was destroyed, are beginning their attacks.
8 This image was taken from a street corner in Eastern Europe, and it shows that the machines towns have advanced and grown this far.
9 Here, as it shows, there is a military operation called Dark Storm.
10 Why did the world become what is called the Matrix?
11 Its because humans initiated a suicidal plan and destroyed the sky.
12 And, this is the final battle.
13 This battle has a mythical element to me as if the sun were setting on humankind, and this is mankinds last battle.
14 Rather than just being a war film, its more like a battle of the gods.
15 Gods and Titans. God and Satan. Like those types of legends, there is an apocalyptic sense, and a sense of the Book of Revelations.
16 And people of all ethnicities and cultures come together to offer their final prayers before heading off to battle.
17 And, these planes flying here, if you look closely, they are the machines invented by the robots.
18 They fly using the hovercraft engines.
19 And, the bombs being dropped are not normal bombs, but house micro-machines, or nano-machines, and they will destroy the sky and bring darkness upon the world.
20 And, they will be distributed, on a large scale, all over the world blocking the sun in order to shut off the robots power source.
21 And, they plan to dismantle the robots while they are inoperative.
22 That was Operation Dark Storm.
23 Up to that point, the images are still realistic.
24 From here on, were in the dark due to Operation Dark Storm, and we created a mythical and hell-like landscape.
25 The enemies are machines. The advanced machine equipment the humans used, they become useless as well because they are all machines.
26 And, humans begin to act recklessly as if they were sent back to the primitive age.
27 Their only choice is to confront the robots with violence.
28 These cruel scenes continue for a while.
29 Depending on how you look at it, they are only destroying objects so it might be hard to call it a violent scene.
30 This scene displays that sort of irony as well.
31 This here depicts views from the periscopes on the tanks and powered suits.
32 And, the powered suits use nuclear weapons and neutron bombs and they plan to burn the enemys micro-chips to destroy them, but it doesnt quite work.
33 Scenes like this too.
34 Basically, powered suits and the machines are drawn in 3-D CGI
35 Oh, this is 2-D. This was drawn by hand.
36 But this is a combination.
37 Using them in combination was pretty difficult.
38 I just hope it worked well.
39 These scenes too.
40 In the script, we wrote this scene to be like peeling the shell off a lobster.
41 A powered suit being peeled off like the shell of a lobster.
42 That was one of the more difficult scenes.
43 Basically, all of these images here are a collection of images gathered by informational CCD cameras worn by the soldiers.
44 Oh, but these images, this is a pure image.
45 We tried inserting images here and there in hopes to convey the sadness and devastation of the humans who have been trampled on by the machines and their inhumanness.
46 Humans can also be considered machines.
47 The machines created a plague with an unknown virus, a virus designed to kill humans one by one.
48 And, the machines who lost their power source because of Operation Dark Storm begin to try and extract energy from the body of humans.
49 And, they stop killing humans, but rather try to keep them alive, albeit in great pain.
50 And, they extract the electric currents that flow within the nervous system and use humans as an element of power generation.
51 And, a very disturbing vision unfolds.
52 And later on, there is the place where Neo awakes in The Matrix.
53 Hes connected to a huge human generator, so we designed this accordingly.
54 We tried to convey the mass deaths that occurred in the 20th century, and it is our hope that you will be disgusted by it.
55 And here, the machine ambassadors reappear
56 but they have already quit imitating humans.
57 In Part A, they were imitating human appearances out of respect for humans, but they no longer recognize the worthiness of humans.
58 They stopped being human-like.
59 Rather, they take on an appearance unique to machines.
60 They changed into an insect-like, grotesque appearance.
61 It can be said that they evolved.
62 With the self-destruction of the machine, the UN building and Manhattan are blown away.
63 This was also a very hard scene to watch.
64 The storyboard for this scene was completed last year before September 11th.
65 And with that event, I thought that we wouldnt be able to create this scene.
66 Well, but there was no order to cut the scene. So, we went ahead and created it and put it in.
67 I was still worried that it might get a bad review from viewers, but it was a scene I didnt want to cut because of its importance to the films message and story.
68 And so humans, like this by closing their hearts with civilization retreating back into its shell everything becomes extinct.
69 Extinct might not be the right word but all mankind becomes connected and wired to this matrix, and they live within a collective dream.
70 This kind of demonic world is waiting.
71 But, we dont really know if that world is truly scary.
72 Is it scarier to see the reality of Earth utterly destroyed, or is it just better to continue living in a peaceful dream?
73 It wasnt the goal of this project to try and answer that question, but it would be great if this question is brought to mind by watching this.
A transcript of director, Mahiro Maeda's Commentary for the Animatrix's short film, The Second Renaissance Part 1. The Animatrix's The Second Renaissance Part 1 is written and directed by Mahiro Maeda. Story by Lana and Lilly Wachowski.
Morpheus Banished...
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Hey I have to ask, did he also say there were beachhead battles like dday for the humans trying to retake Europe only to end up losing badly or submarine battles as well
@@jadeimingan184 yes there is but they cut it because Warner Bros. want exactly 9 minutes each segment
@@mcbrians.8508 we're there any samples of this? Like cut footage?
@@mcbrians.8508 or drawings because if this true of what you just said, I am now imagining them fighting as well Lovecraft like inspirations as the machines were clearly inspired in not only destroying humans in numbers but also instilling fear as they come upon the humans as part of there psychological battles, like mech version of ctulhu.
The scene with humanity finally putting their differences aside religions and politics-wise, in order to defeat a common enemy that would end them as they know it, was very symbolic. Sadly, it was all for nothing.
I thought that-scene was beautiful and very inspiring I hope that one day I could see that happen.
They actually would have won the war if not for some traitors to tell the Machine all of their plan
Still, the war would not have happened if the humans treated machines as equal from the start the non of this would have happened. Remember when those humans killed that robot lady? That one scene made me straight up agree with the machines. Even after all the horrible treatment, they still tried to be their allies.
@@dudethisusername7285 let me ask u a question would you treat your phone as a equal if it wanted it?
@@johnsmith6266 What does a phone have to do with a sentient living being? The humans knew, without a shadow of a doubt, that the machines were sentient. They built them to be sentient, didn't they? They built living slaves, and even when these machines ran the most wealthy city in the world, the humans still decided that it would be better to scorch the sky then to accept their help and allow them into the united nations. There's literally so many reasons why the humans were very wrong in the matrix.
"The machines had little to fear of the bombs' radiation and heat."
Because EMPs, the very thing humans continuously use against the machines in the future and are a natural byproduct of nuclear detonation, decided to stop being a thing for a little while.
the makers of this, were simply to ignorant.
@@Kenshiroit most of the important part of 01 are built underground that's why humans simply stopped using nuclear bombs to wipe 01
@@wowarmy8154 also not to mention, O1 made "pyramid machines" to disperse incoming nukes with huge lazer beams.. that is one of the reasons that the Nuke bombardment failed.
Also iirc can’t you make things resistant to emp?
@@Loregamorl Well yeah, but if they could do that...then why did they stop doing it hundreds of years later?
3:55 this is one of the scariest scenes for me,
the first generation power plant, according to the creators this was a floating platform that roamed the "desert of the real" , collected survivors and forcing men, women and children into electrochemical slavery as a means of producing electricity. Hard to imagine a more terrifying existence than to be torn away from your family and everyone you ever knew, physically installed side by side with people you dont know, and yet.. you are all brothers and sisters, flesh and blood comrades doomed to suffer the same fate.. an existence worse than hell itself, those who are the first to starve to death are liquified into _soylent green_ macronutrient smoothies that are forcefed to emaciated survivors for life support. People want to leave the suffering of this world behind, but they are physically restrained from being able to commit suicide.
5:27 is also equally terrifying .. the machines do not let anyone die, they keep everyone alive against their will and perform cruel lab-rat experiments on the central nervous system, bio electrical body processes to study people's anatomical makeup.. at this point the machines understand us humans better than we ever understood ourselves. as people we are limited by ethics and our commitment to medical morals.. something the machines dont care for. They perform vivisections and terrible, yet groundbreaking experiments on living human beings. tinkering with our bodies, poking and prodding, electrochemically stimulating conscious human brains, testing our limits and taking care not to kill the subject.. and yet if one dies, there are billions more to cut open and experiment on
6:00 At this point, human beings have lost all fundamental rights and free-will. The only freedom the machines have gifted us is the ability to turn one's head left and right to perceive a reality which would have been unimaginable only a few years earlier. People even lack the freedom to self-terminate. Wilful Suicide is a luxury that even the richest man on earth can no longer afford... All of human history has come down to this moment. Human creativity, love, passion, excitement, struggles, our trials and tribulations.. all of that has gone out the window.
The seemingly limitless potential of humanity's physical strengths, beauty and imagination, has been discarded. A person's value is now limited to the electrochemical energy potential found within his or her mitochondrial cells on a microscopic level.
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These are some Really good, highlights. Thank you for sharing
Damn that’s fucked up
Statistically speaking this is someone's fetish.
You would be lying to say the human in the Matrix dont deserve their fate
@@sharri2624so you deserve this
1:30 you can see that in this scene the mechs are more armored but 4:53 you can see that they are missing armored plating meaning humans were fucked economically and didn’t care for the protection if the troops they made budget cuts
Not to mention I didn’t really matter how much armor they had since the machines could just hold it down and pry through it with lasers, or just strait up stab through the whole thing. So in this case more armor meant a longer death for the pilot. Your also right about the economic thing, this was a world wide war were everything resource wise was being poured into the military....so naturally there would be shortages on everything.....and as one could tell since the sun is blocked out (100iq play) food isn’t exactly abundant.
@@aidanwinslow4384 i also read somewhere that they drafted almost every human being on earth in this fight and every human wasn’t given proper military training meaning most of the people who were fighting didn’t know there enemy
@@aidanwinslow4384 And this is were the Ai is at its advantage because it doesn't need any form of incentives to create its own shit
But incetives are created by nature of the place it occupies just like humans so no it must have incentives.
Мне одному кажется, что между ними разницы нет?
Fun fact: Notice the mechs in the beginning just walks around but after all the nuclear devastation which created massive and impassable impact craters they modified their mechs with jet packs to maneuver the battlefield and the majority of tanks primarily served as long range artillery units powered by atomic reactors which explained why it explodes like crazy. An awesome detail on the part of mahiro maeda.
Do you have part 1?
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1:54 ship be like 🗿
Can't unsee
Makes absolutely no sense. A nuclear weapon doesn't just produce heat and radiation. It also produces a massive pressure and shock wave that rips apart anything in the radius, not to mention an EMP that destroys electronics. All those bombs dropped and the robots are just sitting at the Microchip Cafe sipping mugs of motor oil, unnaffected by the blasts? Pish posh. The lore is interesting but it has more holes than a slice of Leerdammer cheese.
Remember 1 thing, plot armor.
Yea ok let’s blot out the sun which all life depends great idea!
They intended to block 01 but the nano machines spread around the globe
If you think this wouldn't happen in real life then remember to look around you. Humans and especially the "leaders" would literally do this if it happened today.
@@AaronHatcher They're considering doing right now to fight climate change 😨
I am confused as heck because blocking the sun would kill trees are we need trees for oxygen so this is really really dum
@@mills9402 Yes it's stupid but humans and especially governments are very stupid alot of the time. And its sadly believable with how alot of people are now days
I know the machines were fighting for survival, but they committed just as many atrocities as the humans they were fighting, likely more.
It's called escalation. The humans threw the first stone, the machines tried to talk and reason with them, but the humans kept dismantling and harassing them in every step of the way.
Like the Deus Ex Machina said, there will be no more peace. Humanity made a grave mistake waging an all-out war against them in the first place, they were given a chance but altogether ignored it. And now humanity is paying the price with a fate worse than death.
You acting like the machines didn’t try to live in peace with humans, they denied they’re country and then nuked them MULTIPLE times, humans tried committing atrocities against them waaay before the robots even thought about retaliation.
Fuck humanity the AI have full permission to kill them
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We humans as a species are blessed and cursed with intelligence
Blessed in a sense we could care and take care of our own kind invent machinery to make our daily lives even easier than before
Cursed in a sense that our greatest weakness is our own Ego and immorality
We were built and taught that we humans are the pinnacle of evolution
That we "conquered the world no problem" yet if we were stripped of our intelligence we'd die without even getting a chance to fight back because of our frail and fragile form
And that Ego and self centeredness is what will get us killed in the long run
yeah, the machines are not better in any way or shape. We see it also during the Matrix series, a bunch of scumbags. They have no regard for human or other machines lifes that get in their way.
4:09 Illuminati confirmed
Jerimy Pratt those were virus-shaped death machines
mcbryan saga I know it was a joke, but that is a pretty cool design
Jerimy Pratt surprised me. They look what they hated humans the most. Like a plague, virus, or an algae
@@mcbrians.8508 Hand over your flesh, it's a relic, only a vessel.
@@mcbrians.8508 the entire movie is presenting different various of symbolism.
4:35 federation flag used fro cod
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4:44 - Looks like trenches, or a base. The robots just proceeding forward in a wall, unencumbered, sweeping for any human survivors and presumably harvesting or murdering them...that's horrifying
The machines are doing human whack-a-mole.
humans at the point were waging a terminator salvation type war mixed with some theme from war of the worlds.
You would think with the worlds nuclear stockpile they would just glass the entire thing when shit was starting to go south.
They tried; but likely due to the nano cloud most big bombs were useless due to traveling; also it was likely they had orbital platforms and due too the cloud rendered them useless; thought they did try...didn’t quite work out
the machines probably made a breakthrough in chemistry and metallurgy and was able to produce metals that can withstood extremely high temperatures, yeah the humans can kill several machines only within ground zero of their dwindling nukes but the rest of the machine hordes just stand their tanking it and still leeches forward
@@mcbrians.8508 If something can tank a nuke in atmosphere then it practically invulnarable and couldn't be defeated by any realistic means.
The first 30 seconds show a massive nuclear strike on the machine city. Obviously it failed somehow.
Ive always loved this insight and interpretation into pre movie matrix history. So much symbolism, keep in mind EMP shielding is a thing. And it's 99.9% effective. Who knows maybe after the defeat of humanity it was no longer considered necessary.
Yes it’s a fixable flaw that the machines deliberately left vulnerable in order to deceived humans in zion that they have a chance
Morpheus Banished...
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No it isn't. The only way to protect something from EMP for sure is to simplify it as much as possible and duplicate all the systems. No complex machinery would be able survive strong EMP without atleast 15 meters of shielding. (Which still may be not enough)
@v.0190 it's very easy to Google emp shielding, it's extremely cheap and effective, there's no point in hysterics.
@@JJKillerEliteyes in normal emp this is nuke emp which is different beast.
I want to see spinoffs of the first 2 Matrix prototypes. The Paradise Matrix and the Nightmare Matrix
Sounds great.
Would have prefered it over Resurrection
I like how we ended up fighting till then the end and even after the end. Its our own way of survival. For all of our flaws, humans are resilient asf we were able to push near perfect beings back and still fought a good fight
They weren't perfect, they were made after the image of humans. When they adopted insect like appearances, they became closer to perfection; and annihilated humans easily. That wasn't a war; that was humanities massacre for its own stupidity and bull-headedness.
Some ways to destroy the machines :
-> Tactical nukes : We saw one tiny EMP worked in the first movie, why a bigger one could not work ?
-> Another machine kind, with droid-like programmation, like the CSI army in Star Wars. (They would be no match, even at a planetary scale)
-> A ultimate Ghostball-like virus, multipart inspired by biological ones
-> Massive DDOS attacks, using the robots energy and terminal against one another (Zombie machines against machines)
-> Rods from God : Tungsten missiles launched from satellites
The first nukes woulda ended the whole 01 nation, yea the weakness of flesh blah blah but nukes create EMPs, with radious way bigger than the actual explosion. Thats the massive plot hole of the whole matrix saga
Gennetically engineering biorobots and us would be a another option.
They tried more than likely the machines hid in bunkers or developed new tech that withstood the emps plus the ones in the movies took a direct emp hit
The humans were already low on resources you can see how even the mech suits had less armor plating as the war raged on
Good luck humans kept losing ground they struggled to hold any superior defense positions those bases didn't last long
DDOS attacks aren't that hard to stop if you understand your programming better than your opponent knows it
@@yoholup19 At this point i don't bother to explain nothing to newcommers...Some of them still buthurt because humans lost this stupid war. Everyone know 01 has imense bunkers on the underground.
The fact that many people are so interested in this Anime is because it subconsciously symbolizes the Biblical Narrative. If you watch it too many times you will recognize that some of the scenes here was depicted biblically.
- The Robotic Apocalypse Horseman’s horse has serpent like tail
- The shroud of darkness is one of the vials of God’s wrath against the Antichrist
- The surface world turning into blood red is also one of the vials of wrath
It makes me wonder this anime thought it’s audience to believe in God. After all, mahiro maeda visualize this as a final showdown between good and evil.
"It makes me wonder this anime thought it’s audience to believe in God"
Even those who don't believe might be knowledgeable enough to recognize the references.
He was probably thinking about the final battle between God and Satan. The Battle of Armegeddon
2:57 are the soldiers high or something?
Ever since ww2 mate. It’s where meth came from
Vitamin d is a mood enhancer so it will make sense for them to be high
@Clyde good point! at this point in war hoomans relied solely on injectable fluids as veggies and fruits became extinct.. ''That injection has synthetic single cell protein, vitamins, and minerals. everything a body needs''
@@PhillipGWhite almost whole human history, it takes special treatment to force a monkey to commit murder of their kind
@@mcbrians.8508what the human race did in this story was just beyond stupid
The story was well told in that it horrified you. But once you actually think about it the story makes no sense. Dark Storm would have turned the world into a barren frozen waste land that would have killed all the humans; assuming that the constant use of nukes have not done that already. Also is it not odd that the humans did not just create EMP weapons and just blanket 01 with it first instead of just nuking the world or using Dark Storm? Another thing was the Human's ability to adapt and create new weapons and technology so slow that they could not keep up with the machines?
the entire story, the animation and the matrix series makes no sense whatsoever.
Yeah it's like Germany and Japan in WW2 where they had much more modern tactics and vehicles but not so long they struggling to compete allied armies and vehicles in the end they were defeated and lefted a big scars in their history
@@Doyle- The Allies out produced them, they wanted super weapons and weren't practical. The extreme arrogance of hitler really was the downfall of Nazi Germany, just like the humans in the matrix.
That’s true, the story within it self is good, but doesn’t make any sense
It was pointed out in Part 1 that with the creation of AI and machines doing everything for them, these humans grew decadent and complacent; essentially critically lazy and short-sighted. That was shown with the very concept of Operation Dark Storm, a plan that any scientist worth their salt would have said “No” to. The only excuse for Dark Storm was if it was reasoned that once the Machines were defeated, then Dark Storm would be undone. Of course (somehow) they didn’t plan on the Machines advancing faster than Humans, and underestimated how long the war could be dragged out.
The result? Most of those responsible for Dark Storm likely died during the war, and their knowledge was lost. The Machines won, and Humans (and the Earth, most of all) lost badly.
stared at a map and studied ur video pretty closely...I like how mapped out each win and loss and the machines overall strategy of driving the west and southern fronts inward to Turkey...THEN JUST EXPLODING OUTWARD IN EVERY DIRECTION...fucking brutal strat. U basically calculated the machine's entire strategy!
they’re biding their time.
7:44 I want to believe that kid is Neo
Neo is a program to give hope to humanity in the simulation on top of the simulation.
Nah most of the events take place in the 2100s
Humanity should have declared war on the machines when they established 01. They should have done a full fledged offensive and destroy the machines before they realized that we were batteries. They should have never let the machines form a nation to begin with. The smartest thing we should have done was commit a world wide genocide of the hardware and reconstruct the software so they would never have had the freedom to think that they were "a living" being or organism to begin with.
I think humans will still lose. Because I read in the Matrix Comic ''Goliath''. The machines have what they call ''Overdrive'' Mode. The machines only took 26 minutes to build an advanced space assault vehicle to kill the alien form that attacks the machine city. This spacecraft is so powerful that the machines decided that the craft with it's Human operator were forbidden to come back to earth for fear of it being used against them by Zion.
This Overdrive ability is what defeated the humans in the war. If the humans come up with something, the machines in mere seconds have already an effective solution for it. Not just one solution but hundreds of solution!
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Insane! Had no idea. I never got a chance to read the comics and now I'm even more intrigued for sure. Thanks so much for the info. Awesome video Btw. Liked how you put the time lines, regions and cities and troops for their respective countries. I've always dreamed that they would make a prequel based on the second Renaissance someday. Hopefully they will
Or, had man coexisted with machines none of that would have happened in the first place. How many times did machines try to make peace with humanity only for people who thought like you do tried to destroy them anyway.
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I agree with you.
That would have been the safer more productive and better option for coexisting. The problem is, just like you said, people like me have a hard time trusting machines. Just like humanity in the movie, they couldn't accept that and turned to one of our natural more aggressive instincts that we tend to display without thought. And that's war and destruction.
@@mcbrians.8508 Man, I don't understand why people didn't drop nuclear bombs when the robots were building the first machine city, wouldn't it be wiser than shutting down the earth's atmosphere, why not use shock bombs that burn electric circuits and turn off markings, also using bombs that shut down the earth's atmosphere would bring the ice age, and even if people won the war, because of the ice age. Didn't they know that they would die? A ridiculous war could be won definitely
I highly doubt that humans could and would want to be at war for almost 200 years. The logistics of such an endeavor is both illogical and improbable.
A war dragged on that long would quickly become a stalemate and considering the Earth was blocked from the sun both sides would probably end up freezing over leaving no winners and a barren frozen wasteland left behind.
Many thanks for sharing this video @mcbryan saga! I really love the original second renaissance and always felt that this part of the matrix history deserved more explanation, your ideas helped me to envision lots of possibilities for it.
Leonardo Acquarone thanks for your comment i appreciate it. I’m trying to make a video game mod about this. But it will be a long investment.
@@mcbrians.8508 what are the musics you used in the video? i thanks you for the help
I remember this anime. I had it on disk and as a child I very often liked to watch all the episodes. Having reviewed it now, I fully understood the saying "When you grow up, you will understand." Having reviewed this segment now, I have never had such a feeling of anxiety and fear. And this horror is complemented by your own fantasy, because they are all silent and on their silence from behind, there is not very cheerful music....
Robot just could have used lot of nuclear reactors and solve there human and energy problem, there robots what radiation gonna do to them
The Matrix itself is the point of the machines, not the full extermination of the humans. Oh, they love humans, it's a resource for them. And no, the machines didn't use the humans as energy source, that is silly obviously.
See.. One human brain processing power has been estimated at 1 exaflops, about the same as Frontier (As of December 2023, Frontier is the world's fastest supercomputer.)
And this thing is extremely not energy efficient. The Machines are using the humans as processing power. we are type of CPU for them. They keep the human mind in the Matrix, as in a dream state, the rest of our brain power is reserved to serve them.
The original concept was that the machines used networked human brains as a giant neural processor. However, studio execs in 1999 believed this concept was too confusing for mainstream audiences.
Machines are incredibly weak against radiation. A single gamma ray can destroy a chip. They depend on specific voltages at specific times so any amount of random energy will hurt them. On the other hand, life is made of water, which absorbs random energy all the time, has countless mechanisms to repair damage, and literally is built to handle radiation. The harm to us is long-term but the harm to machines is instant.
Oh my god I never could have thought In a million year's that my country the Philippines would fall
Yeah me too, but at least it fell within the year 2190.
@@Knight_Trooper imagine a pacific war for the machines. After defeating the chinese and european continents the machines will have to take the extremely fortified islands of the pacific and australia and finally conquer the american and greenland continent
respect for our country
the dates are wrong but the way this is presented is really good, makes me ignore the mistakes. Good job!
Morpheus Banished...
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I mean it kinda makes sense for the wrong this because when a really Post Apocalyptic level Catastrophe thing like Judgement Day make the past-present year period 1984 - 2008 make it more dystopian futuristic appearance
Even with all of this the war took place in 2139 and ended in 2199 but some supreme members in Zion said it might ended in 2699 which is highly unbelievable
the war lasted hundreds of years. i wanted to portray a united mankind fully mobilized for war.
@@mcbrians.8508 No it lasted for ~60 years from 2140ish to end of 23rd century
Humanity: well the robots we built are a real problem now. But we have a solution! Even smaller robots!
sometimes this is scary to watch and i sometimes revisit this video so i can find change in my self. i don't want to see a future like this nor do i want my childrens children see anything like this
It’s why we should treat proper AI as people and not slaves.
one question i never see answered in the matrix lore is what ever happened to the machine sympathizers who helped the original founders of zero-one get to the middle east? Were they allowed to live with the machines in their newly founded city? Were they spared from being used as energy cells after the war? Were they rounded up by nations of the world and exterminated before 01 could establish itself on the world stage?
perhaps they are the programs, like Architect
their minds digitalized and uploaded to the Matrix, it might be that the Matrix itself was their idea
there’s a segment on this in the first part. We can see the UN separating humans from robots and then summarily executing the robots in front of their human friends, some footage also shows UN navy arresting (but not killing) human migrants who tried to enter zero one. They truly want nothing to do with the machine state.
These explanations made the events "real"in my mind,If this were to happen in the future it would really be like this😢
lol
He’s a thought, what if operation dark storm worked and the tide of the war turned. Humans pushed the machines all the way back to the machine city and broke through the defence. Would we have finished the job or enslaved the AI minds to always hold the under control?
Yeah. And they might have a kill switch for Operation Dark Storm too
Humans to victory!
@@mcbrians.8508 no they dont
I would like a human victory but we simply fucked it up with operation dark strom
no just destroy them
And this is why I banned the development and the uses of sentient, Abominable Intelligences
This has to be an isolated colony. Poor bastards never stood a chance added to the fact of their decadent way of living
Indeed
Because humans are assholes?
Well it seems a lot of these ai that gain self awareness and start learning more of a different direction.
The Butlerian Jihad? 😂
Humanity in the animatrix is stupid beyond salvation honestly.
The author was very bias in favor of the machines
1)in the real world we would probably give them rights once they achieved intelligence
2)in the real world we wouldn't give them self awareness in the first place
3)in the real world companies who produce them would 100% have several emergency backdoors even just to avoid the product getting stolen or hacked
4)we would NEVER blot out the sun
5) we wouldn't let the machines alone after the first genocide, we'd finish them all off immediately
6)we wouldn't lose the actual war, the machines would be eradicated before any soldier on either side even engaged.
7)we wouldn't let them have economic control
8)we wouldn't have a public trial for a machine
Valid points, but that in itself is also nothing more than assumptions. We tend to overestimate ourselves in our ability, regarding your point on machines with backdoor in case a product gets compromised even in real world scenario the most sophisticated security in the world can be hacked, no code is perfect. To even cover the topic of machine intelligence is tricky and many high profile individuals have mostly give a mutual response that it's better for us to not pursue it but the very idea of machine learning is a self-learning AI, your initial code may have not provided initial function to achieve any world threatening event however once they achieve some sentience through wild coincidence as it improves itself, by the time they start to improve themselves rapidly beyond human intelligence it's hard for us gauge the intelligence of a machine until it's too late. Current AI may not be as impressive but many researches has dabble on letting AI roam the internet OpenAI GPT3 being the latest of its kind, despite it being a relatively new AI what it can do is really impressive.
Also blocking out the sun, crazy as it seems has been suggested as a way to fight (lets not kid ourselves it's just a way temporarily halt the progress) against global warming through stratospheric aerosol injection. It's not as intense as the one used in animatrix but it's of similar concept (to be honest if the sun was actually blot out in similar fashion shown in the animation we would have an eternal frozen hell hole and the machine would gave won regardless as every biological lifeform dies).
Also, didn't the machine gain rights in the animation after the initial uprising and they establish their first city 01 after getting banished (this part is probably the less likely scenario to ever happen IRL, I can't imagine us letting the machine go out unregulated and unobserved so within a real life situation if the machines were never given the chance to establish themselves we could have a chance at eradicating them before they become an actual threat towards humanity). Due to the city being to prosperous many world power view them in envy and initiate a "trade war" against them before it escalate to a full blown war. (7) despite america various effort to stiffle China economy it's still the fastest growing economy, we tend to have no control over the hand of the free market (unless you're the upper 1% I suppose)
I agree that the depiction of the "anime" is a grossly exaggerated view of the future, but the points presented do hold some basis towards reality up to the extent of our understanding on general AI and its consequences.
If 2020 has taught me anything people love to overestimate themselves and do some of the most stupid and irrational shit for quick burst of self-gratification.
I agree, not to mention the war would be over after the first nukes hit city zero one. Its not just the blast or the radiation, that itself is bad for technology. The probes we send in deep space need to be protected and sealed so the radioation dont harm the systems. But with nukes comes powerful EMPs enough to obliterate any electrical system in the radius blast.
@@kai-jf2vd aerosol dont block the sun, and there is a difference in suggesting something and actually doing it.
@@Kenshiroit and also nukes have more than enough kinetic force to wipe 01 out even without counting radiation and emp.
Just the physical blast of kinetic energy is PLENTY enough to destroy basically any material on 01
@@Kenshiroit it does just look it up. You're right suggesting is something completely different than doing it but the fact that it has been brought up means that's it's considered as an alternative. On desperate tines even the most ludicrous project can easily become true in the future. I honestly want to be positive but with most government denying global warming I genuinely have little confident at us preventing some large scale catastrophe at this rate.
1:26 I never noticed this before, but it wouldn't be called "George" Company. It would be called "Golf" Company.
6:52 Aeon Flux
And to think this only happened because the humans got jealous of the machines for having a better economy.
imagine having to compete with robots who sell a self-sustaining levitation “levitron” automobile that can fly safely even after a catastrophic multi-engine failure (as advertised) for a price comparable to the stuff sold at walmart. Whilst your product is a rip-off wheeled elon musk tesla.
Ngl if this happens, im gonna wish a alien species stronger than the machines come and annihilates the machines. I wouldn't care less if aliens took over.
this happened already.. in the matrix comic ''Goliath''. A gigantic jellyfish like alien form the size of moon toss asteroids on the machines.. All the machines did was wake a very special human pilot from the matrix and spend 26 minutes to build a highly advanced space ship to nuke the alien.. The machines succeeded lol
@@mcbrians.8508 bruh so the aliens lose against some machines? Well I guess that might be understandable
@@thatone_zergling poor human pilot was left stranded in orbit afterwards
I can imagine better fan fictions, example :
What if those machines teleported into Corruscant in the height of the clone war or the height of the empire? Can the machines enslave Corruscant population?
I can see one scenario where at the end, if desperate Sidious would threaten to blow up the planet with the death star. But what if death star is taken out from the scenario? Can star wars Corruscant population win?
@@Napoleonic_S yes the star wars universe would have of won but can you imagine in the warhammer 40k universe the machine are going to be slaves not the humans
Suffer not the Abominable Itelligence, for we are Mankind and we have the strength and love of our Emperor in us, Ave Imperator!
The comments are full of 15 year old kids. Warning.
This makes me throw my alexa out the window
I have a feeling these events will happen one day in the future. Although we studied history and learn from past mistakes, 200 years from today, no one will remember world War 1 or 2. There are many still alive today who have lived through world War 2. But once that generation of people dies, these wars will be long forgotten. A new world War will emerge in its place hundreds of years from today since world War 2 had ended. Because many of the people living 200 years from today will never know how evil Adolf Hitler was and horrible War was until they experience it again. A new era of war will exist.
we are fighting against NWO
You know we know about wars from centuries ago right?
@@Sickofsociety1 Yes. Although war occurred centuries ago, humans have forgotten how devastating they were, and still ended up starting world War 1 and world War 2. My point was, no matter how much we try to avoid Wars after suffering major casualties in death from the most recent world wars, history still repeats itself. We will still end up going to war and will not learn from our past mistakes.
War is a struggle. Struggles are part of the process of growing prescribed by the Nature. Unless something is done about that, every new generation will revert to wars.
実在する国が団結して戦ってるって世界観好き。
0:11, *YEAR 2093*
AI in human dream :💀☠️💀
AI realife : aw man i cant even draw the fk hand😡
Attention!!! this may be a reference to warhammer 40k where machines rebelled against humanity 😮
2:11 Just to clarify, that is over Qinghai Lake in Northwestern China. The last human counteroffensive is being waged in the open steppe and that is how far they have been pushed back. My inspiration for this timeline is the destruction wrought by the Mongol hordes after being provoked by the insolent Khwarezmian empire.
better to die a slave to a power than to live on a battery
probably. Also, easy to say when you don't have to do it, watching a movie.
Same fucking thing.
I really hope we humans really create a big ass emp weapon type shit whenever we try to go with the idea of A.I s being in our world,like the more mordern a.i .
Emps aren’t always effective and there’s actually strategies to counteract EMPs.
This was a true testament to sci fi horror in my opinion
The music is SOOO GOOOD that I literally thought this was the music from the actual movie ! Where did the music come from like WOW ! I actually think you did a better job at the sound design and the symbolism at each moment of music tone change than the ACTUAL film did like holy crap ! The original music especially for the battle scenes was all kind of rock style and action during the fight scene, and didn't really do a good job symbolizing, "the sins by man and machine," while your version shows the honor and of those fighting like a real WW2 documentary or something and the hopelessness of the human race, fighting at the mercy of the machines
took me several days of editing and meditating like a monk lol
all these scores was used in the matrix revolutions.
You know what, I'm with thr machines on this one. They tried everything to co exist, and yet humans did the opposite. So they deserve it.
We don't know whole history. It might be that some humans were behind the machines, you can't not notice how hierarchy in the machine world is similar to ours.
I love when a massive sci fi epic has a key plot point founded on the author’s ignorance of basic physics. Getting power from human bodies: hello? And where does that power come from?
Actually, the original idea was that the machines would use the human brain as a processor, which would make much more logical sense. But Warner executives thought it was 'too complicated' and that the audience wouldn't understand, so we got the current explanation in the movies.
Thing is, I don't think the war would last that long. Even in a fight for survival, no nation can withstand more than a couple decades of war. And here, it took 150 years to defeat the US, and over 200 to finally get humanity to surrender. If machines ever progressed to the point of open war on humans. The war would be decided in a matter of months. Either with us nuking them into oblivion or them over running us with endless waves of ever improving troops, adapting new defenses faster than we can devise ways to beat their existing flaws. It took the best minds in America 4 years to design and produce a nuke. It would take a machine with no prior knowledge of nuclear weapons a matter of minutes to design a prototype.
Well the machines want to fight the hoomans in a slow and agonizing way. That’s why they adapted to insectile looking machines.
The dates in this video are incorrect the trail of the first machine murder was 2090 in the timeline. It's likely that the war ended in 2199 and the nebbicansa in the matrix was made in 2159 I believe. Assuming that the humans nuked 01 in 2160 that would be 49 years. Which is more likely timeframe. Additionally I suspect that the Americans hadn't actually fallen to the machines, 2199 is when the humans surrendered. Dark storm was a completely stupid thing to do. Yes the night slowed the machines for a few years at most but by then the humans would have been straving to death. The idea that they didn't include a kill code or way to remove the ninites after deployment is moronic. However the humans in this period are shown to very stupid.
@@mcbrians.8508 is there source of this information ? it rather seems that they wanted to preserve us
@@johnmilton2242 mayby it was for blocking escape of machines from earth surface - they could build base on moon or mars and bomb us to oblivion from there
@@piotr780 Are you referencing to darkstorm, the humans did this to cut the machines off from the sun, which was there 'primary power source' its directly stated in both the matrix by Morpheus and in the animatrix.
With the sole exception of 2 seconds in the Animatrix where the machines are seen to be using chemical warfare to mass exterminate the humans, every other point in the film the machines are seen to be saving human lives - horrifically granted but saving them all the same. I don't believe the writers really thought through what that one shot meant, but it doesn't really brake the narrative.
When the humans are fighting in their walkers, the machines rip them out and use them in there harvesters for power. Then there is the massive medical seen with all the injured people - that means the machines let them live?
Dude you are so wrong with the dates. If you check the Matrix Wiki it says that the Human Machine War lasted from 2139 to 2199 not 2003 to 2199.
Chat I’m sorry for the inaccuracies
mcbryan saga It’s fine. The good thing is that you realized your mistakes and apologized for it.
Finally someone said it it 👏
@@chat3087 lmao he doesn't need to apologize to anyone especially you he just needs to correct the error.
Lets hope this never happens in real life.
2:21 i think it's Naples, Italy
My mistake
Да впечатляющее видео было в своё время. Правда современная практика конечно заставляет скептически относиться к картинкам типа войны когда огромные цели неспешно весёлой толпой идут по открытому полю на окопы.
I feel like the Machines somewhat still care for the Human race cause if you think about it the alone has Geothermal energy and Judging from the War they could had easily removed the darkness above them. And also the part where She caress the Child feels another hint to it
Snake Plisskin was onto something sending us all back to the stone age in Escape From LA
mate watching this is like I'm watching terminator like machines won the war and humanity perish
it has same premise from 19th century: robots to replace human workers, robot as an ideal worker, could live without payment, etc. Look how the Architect or Merovingean are portrayed as higher class elites, how Smith all about 'humanity is a virus', and the whole agenda of 'hate to admit, but we need each other to survive'. Typical class warfare.
No offense but there's no way a war like that could have been dragged out for more than 100 years. I think it went on for maybe 10, maybe 20 at the very most.
short wars were waged by humans against other humans. But if humans were fighting an enemy which is not human, an enemy that are not constrained by conventional rules, an enemy that never gets tired, like a swarm of locusts that keeps conquering day and night, who never spares man woman or child. I think mankind have more reason to prosecute a 1000 year long war if faced with total extinction.
@@mcbrians.8508 But they would run out of resources after like 20 years
@ it’s just terrifying to think of it. endless hordes of machines lumbering forward without any pause, like thick dark clouds shooting off lightning. The humans must’ve been firing nukes just to give them a minute or so to regroup, retreat, or reorganize their lines. Once the initial nuclear blast is over then the swarm will advance once again, impervious to the radiation and residual heat.
I'm making my own version of Matrix. In reality mankind has no match for machine until a IT genius created a game like app that connect to the digital mind of a machine while sleeping.
In my comics logic machines are human consciousness are digitized and put in a mecha. Since they are digitized humans, they also sleep.
Since it was a dream they(human) can manipulate unscious reality to fight the sleeping machine. If the sleeping die in its dream, it also die in reality. That's why the machine are finding the source of the problem before its too late for them!
6:12 I was not expecting my country and flag to be mentioned. But man, that is a very long war.
That Apolcalypse Mechanical 4 Horseman looked like the Olympics 2024.
I blame the humans for this. The machines wanted peace from the very beginning!.!.
Who would win
Zero one who enslaved billion of man in world vs random anprim man in montana
Are you talking about ted?
@@DavidCanik325 ofc
Zero One logo is more like a car company to me.
Every time I come across a video related to the Matrix film series, whether it is in the form of critical analyses or comprehensive documentaries, I come upon a range of opinions in the comments section that I find profoundly interesting, prompting prolonged and contemplative reflection. It would be extremely beneficial for someone with the vast experience built up by the Wachowski brothers to carry on with the intricate plots of Matrix. What we have here is a phenomenon that, in my opinion, should be taken advantage of to the fullest, especially in terms of showing us, in detail, what the early versions of the Matrix were like. A notable example of this is the ideal version brought up by the Architect during his encounter with Neo: a world he considered his first creation, the paradise, but which most humans connected to the simulation found too perfect to be real, unfortunately leading to its rejection.
The possibility of new film instalments that clear up points left ambiguous in previous releases springs to mind. I am convinced that this film series contains a narrative with immense potential, but it is imperative that it is looked after with care, preserving the original essence that characterises the Matrix films. I hope, and I reiterate emphatically, that someone will focus on quality over quantity in future productions of this series.
I saw a comment suggesting a TV show seemingly unrelated to the Matrix franchise. It would be something dramatic but seemingly non-scifi-ish going to its climax when suddenly the MC _wakes up_
I believe something like that was done in Mr.Robot. Can you imagine, say, police or detective drama well acclaimed on its own dropping small - perfectly explained by, say, psychology - bits of _truth_
Without a group of rebels feeding viewers all information, no, it'd be an experience to wake up in the real world not realising what actually happened (because - no context) and going _back_ to the Matrix. Getting back into the main plot only trying to understand what happened, like any average person would. Perhaps, going to a terapy or visiting buddhist monk. Like, two main plots happening simultaneously
There is a Top Secret operation by the humans during the war called “Project Zion” which evacuates 10 million selected humans to planet mars. Operation Dark Storm is initially created to coincide with the space transport launch cycles in order to block machine sensors from scanning orbit and tracking the space ships.
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Can I please get the music
@@mills9402 in Russia music gets you
@@supernatch110 I didn’t know music could cum in Russia
@@mills9402 you fail
@@supernatch110 u probably use Reddit
° First Matrix, Later The World of Dune.
Humanity would have just made new machine slaves to fight the disobedient ones
I feel bad for the kids they are inocent
I felt the same way two about the innocent people as some didnt even want war
There's a saying that goes
"The sins of the father are paid by the son."
I feel like it applies here
No one is innocent, flesh itself is sin. Human mind is flawed, once human have comfort, they rot
@@Dumb-Comment so if the flesh is a sin., why isnt AI natural?
Still can't believe the amount of people demanding all these complex explanations from a 15 minute short. Where were all of you during the nine films of star wars?
Here is the reality of it. If the roles were reversed, and the only surviving mankind city (which happened to be way ahead in technology than the rest of the world) was nuked and they survived, people would have come up with hundreds of ideas of how it was possible for mankind to survive.
It's the innate fear of mankind losing that people don't want to justify.
@TheFirehands150 I agree with you and the beauty of this short is that it's very open to interpretation as well. I love seeing peoples imagination in the comments flourish due to the impactful imagery contained within this short. I wish more stories were built on a visual structure like this one. It encourages people to think and be creative and I think that is beautiful.
Given the advance technology of the humans by the turn of the century, why wasn't there like colonies launch to like the Moon or Mars for a free humanity as the fight can go on?
Yeah but why? I mean Mars and moon are safer than earth.
The thing I always thought was stupid about the matrix is the machines I'm sure are smart enough to use nuclear power so they didn't need people for their energy
Actually, the original idea was that the machines would use the human brain as a processor, which would make much more logical sense. But Warner executives thought it was 'too complicated' and that the audience wouldn't understand, so we got the current explanation in the movies.
So....200 years of constant warfare before we are brought low. Given that we are fighting sentient machines, with all their capability, we held out quite awhile, lol.
It won't be machines doing this to us. It will be humans using algorithms.
Lol machines have a lot to fear from nukes.
What i dont understand is that why don't nukes worknon them? Nukes generate massive EMPs that render all electronic machines paper weight.
@Def not Adolf Hitler i know
BUT STILL
They already did but the New Gen of Machines have suffered little to now effect from them
Turning the sky black is going to cook humans and the ice caps quicker than you can say ‘the flesh is weak’.
Humans must win only because of minerals limit on Earth and high difficult/cost supply chains for robotic production.
True.
minerals aren't _that_ hard to get, only it requires investing into geology which would pay out in decades; currently investing cycle expects profits in 3-7 years
fun fact originally they did plan do logic reason for harvesting humans as CPU's
0:21 , 8:32....어쩌면 나는 매트릭스가 좋은 것일지도 모르겠다는 생각을 했다.
literally, the firts line of machines, was the last ones, who paradoxically speaking, still love the humans, and try to stop the war between humans and machines, thats why you dont see them hurting humans, and the second lines of machines, the agressive ones, literally, have seen how their fathers was killed, by the beings that they love ....
The war took place in between the 2090s and the 2100 and beyond; not in 2003.
One day it’s your Roomba and the next day it’s your reign supreme overlord. Be nice to sentients or else!
Happy 12th birthday!
How did you manage to know some of the locations that were fought anyway? edit: and to my surprise. My own country was named as well and it lost. Shit.
Что то тут война длившаяся с 2039 по 2080 затянулась еще лет на 150)))
I take it the original makers were in on this remake with all the added descriptions?.
The unfortunate thing is, humans were egotistical, corrupted, self centered and uncaring assholes in this. The humans were brutal first up, and the machines were merely trying to stay alive, until they had enough; the humans did this, caused all this, to happen.
Humis bad
В реальности ни одна страна не допустит формирования подобного 0-1! У машин есть хозяин, хотя бы компания.
The machines were pretty reasonable and merciful, all things considered.
If only the government actually thought of a contingency plan to disable the robots incase something happens, or you know, actually treating them somewhat decently.
Honestly, the machines really tried their best to stay friendly with humanity, even after how terrible they were treated. If the governments just sat down and talked with them before starting war, they would probably come to a very favorable peace.
And you know I am confused, in the wiki I saw, the war took 60 but in another it just took a decade, what is the real estimation then?
60-70 years was the real length of the war
@@ThoseWhoKnowBalkan hmmm makes sense
They literally saw how the robots get bigger and think 5.56mm (Butchered M16) or 20mm gun (APUs) would do something to it, and instead of atleast arming them with some sort of explosive weapon like RPGs, Javelins or SMAW, they just stick using basic bullets.