You broke his window you know how much that cost he's going to have to spend at least a couple hours getting it fixed by people and then he has to go pay the money he probably was going to enjoy some time when his honey too all that gets broken by an invasion
@@ingamingpc1634 Hilarious how black panther was the one who shattered the glass..😂 Black Panther: “ This Carbon reinforced glass wasn’t build for my protection, ya know “ 😂
He is a surprisingly malleable voice actor. His role as Hector in “Castlevania” certainly took a journey. …and then he does his disturbingly nonchalant take on Bastion. When he starts to look more like a machine, he even starts to sound like Nolan North. With Guy Ritchie’s “The Gentlemen” being a superb show, Theo has been having a stellar year so far.
…and here you see the insanity loop in Bastion’s tragic state of being. He’s had a voice whispering in his head since he was a boy to murder all mutants; and forced to reconcile his own mutation with the “urges”. It’s actually a bit sad that he convinced himself that enslavement & subjugation of mutants would satisfy this subconscious hatred…almost like he compromised & talked himself down from mass murder. The way he seemed so confident & smiling when he presented his wicked plans to all those villains…he actually believed he was doing the right thing. Then Storm & Beast provoke him…and Bastion tells the truth: deep down, he knows that HE isn’t even human; and he resents the humans that disagree with the choices he made. He is simply a raging boy unable to cope with his inability to fit in with anyone; held together by desperate delusions of grandeur.
If empathy and pity are so weak, then why wasn't it bred out of us? Why do we have eyebrows, the main function of which is to broadcast our precious thoughts and feelings to other humans? It's a product of simple math. Because it doesn't matter if you're a human in the top 99th percentile in terms of strength, speed, and stamina. You're still going to loose a fight to three or more humans that desperately care for each other. Movies and media often make us forget that. That in the real world, people don't attack you one at a time. Tick off a whole village and now you're really in for it. Humans have always been social creatures. We kill in packs. This is how we purged the mammoth, the cave bear, smilodon, and smallpox from the face of the earth. Our brains are wired to feel guilt, loneness, pity, and pain for other people. Our brain registers social rejection the same way it registers physical pain. Convicts go crazy in solitary confinement. We anthropomorphize innominate objects and create imaginary friends when we are alone. The weapon of empathy is irrevocably woven into our DNA. And it is the greatest weapon mankind has ever possessed.
It is not. Our empathy has limits. Our hate does not. Our brains are not hardwired to have empathy for more than a few people in our immediate circle. We were not designed to live in large groups of thousands or millions. We can't even properly conceive of numbers above 100, hence the age-old quote about how "a million is a statistic". But hate? Hate gives us adrenaline. It gives us motivation. It gives us PURPOSE. Be it hate for a person, a race, an ideal, or a facet of society, the greatest catalysts for change are ALL motivated by our collective hatred of SOMETHING. Our hatred of not being on top of the food chain. Our hatred of infectious diseases. Our hatred of uncertainty, equality, inequality, change, stagnation. Empathy has been consistently proven to be capable of being overwhelmed and shut down, a process modern society has MASTERED through the power of doomscrolling and negativity clickbait. But hate? That moves MOUNTAINS, one way or another.
i find it so interesting that both in the OG show and this one, the creation of the sentinals KEEPS COMING BACK TO BITE EVERYONE IN THE ASS. they create mastermold to make more sentinals and also give him his own A.I. and he then decides that humans are fucking retarded for hating mutants since mutants are humans, then in the future he creates nimrod who can bounce around time regardless of what happens to him, and he then infects bastion and makes him what he is. it keeps coming back to haunt them
Bastion: "poetic. Isn't it? The inevitably of my vision. Even now, professor Xavier must pave the path to my dream in order to honor his own. A dream is crippled as it's dreamer, built to die. 0:44 You mutants lost at birth too. but in the end is Charles' 2.0. buggy stillborns flapping upstream draining yourselves dry so that the tide can more easily drown you...see me. The future tide... despite this little toy. You X-Men would use to abort the Bond to my creations." (1:20) "Think had a good professor taken me in when my mother begged him. I'd be hanging here with you freaks. In the name of peace, tolerance, & equal opportunity suicide. Even then, fate got my back." (1:47) "I didn't ask for this either to be born with this programming! This destiny inside me, the urges." (2:01) "Did you just try to appeal to my humanity? Look at me. Yet another reason why operation zero tolerance must Skip to final phase." (2:17) "As I told Dr Cooper right. Before she betrayed me in her kind, people are good too damn good. Thus to protect humanity I must protect humanity from itself. From the hearts that start dripping red at the latest token underdog. From seeing themselves in those who would use their same hearts against them. (2:50) tolerance is extinction. But Even worse is empathy."
Some never wanted to be mutants. Some never wanted the powers/gifts. All they wanted was to belong/be human. Magneto wanted mutants to belong with humans. Charles wanted mutants to accept their gifts. Charles was in the middle. Some mutants just wanted to be “normal.” Magneto, I personally believe, didn’t realize there were mutants that hated their own kind.
Just like children didn't asked to be born into a world that would oppress them. Nobody ask to be born into a world full of things they have to face in life.
It's a story for which those of us on the autism spectrum are well acquainted. I certainly have no wish to be normal, but I've seen quite a few others among my kind who do.
@@Ninja07Keaton Yes and why wouldn't they? It's not easy being autistic. You're born in a world where you're basically seen as less or a defect unless you can contribute in some great way.
Here we see Xavier casually dooming one half of the mutants by restoring the Earth's magnetic field prematurely. There would have been a mutually beneficial resolution to all this if he had just let things play out. But nope, had to be a "hero." Because of him, countless humans *and* mutants lost their lives to Bastion's creations.
He really feels like the ultron of mutants. He is his own character but I like his style cause you compare it to ultron's ideal or Thanos' and it feels the same or more. I ain't for extinction but I like villians with that similar ideal. Not for the outright idea or plan but just the fact that you can agree with most or some of what they say. I also like the flaws in those ideals and when they get proven wrong cause causing or wanting to cause an extinction level event clearly shows the flaw(s). The means don't always justify the ends. You can find a better solution than extinction or enslavement. But robot and technological beings like Bastion and Ultron can't be persuaded. They stick to their ideals to the very end even though they get told the flaws in their ideals. Ultron will stay stubborn and stick to his mission and Bastion's human side can't be appealed to. Those are peak villians to me. The permanently stubborn ones with mostly/somewhat reasonable means but unforgivable and unjustifiable ends and methods that prove their ideals aren't 100% agreeable. Insanity and a certain level of ignorance makes good villians
@@djco8919 his army won't exist if cable time travels hell the only reason why he was this successful was because Cable was trying to undo a fixed point in time if not for Cable They wouldn't have even known about bastion Cable was the true threat which is why he allied with Mr sinister.
I think that was Bastion's point. She as worried if she escaped Bastion would kill Beast and Forge. He was demonstrating why empathy and love are weaknesses (in his view).
@@umvideoacadadia3835 x-men 97 look bad eh it look like a fan animation that try to recapture a old style but without knowing how "and for not comic accurate" there are a lot of animated comic with original designs that are great(someone said Fantastic 4 "anime" and Evolution?) ofc i mean previous disney era
@@dinmavric5504 "and the animation's very good." only some scenes are actually animated good for the rest? is mid and visually it's pretty much a stab in the eyes
Is Bastion how other members in "Kingdom Hearts" fandom view me when I talk about what should happen to some of the cast ? And still I feel no regret in not banishing hate ? I still remember when I sabotaged the Genophage cure right at the last moment in "Mass Effect 3". And the reasoning behind it, even though I had defended the cure so far. Am I more man, or machine ?
that word is so misused and people dont even realize it. when youre "tolerating", you dont exactly like that thing or person, but have chosen to deal with it for the time being. thats the
Just realized something: Bastion’s plan went tits up because he didn’t account for Valerie Cooper showing empathy (an emotion he sees as a defect) to magneto and releasing him. He had been playing humanities worse impulses well so far (fear, hatred, intolerance, apathy) to achieve his goals, but assumed Valerie was as bigoted as he was, and because he couldn’t imagine what another person was experiencing, he was caught completely off guard when she freed magneto and his sentinels were shut down. Bastion then lost his cool and made the biggest mistake possible by turning the prime sentinels not just on mutants but on humans as well. And if there’s one thing you don’t want to do to make humans love thy neighbour, it’s give them and their neighbour a common enemy.
bastion is just a human nimrod. its the same thing over n over, theyre always gonna go after humans as well, cause like mastermold said in the OG xmen back in the 90s, mutants ARE humans
Lucas said this is also why the Emperor couldnt detect Vader turning against him for Luke - because he had spent so many decades absorbed by hatred and anger that the spark of love Vader had for Luke was virtually imperceptible to him. It's what we dont account for that gets us, and with villains, sometimes it's our virtues that sneak by them.
@@stevenwoods5787 The thing about evolution is that it never ends. There will be species far greater or as Apocalypse said to Creed in the original before the "cure", "I am as far beyond mutants as they are beyond you.".
@mikejohn29mj keep in mind also, bastion didn't reveal EXACTLY what his endgame was. Those people getting the enhancements were doing so just cause they didn't want to lose their jobs to mutants. Even dr. Doom and zemo didn't know the full intent for his prime sentinals, that bastion was basically making these people into his puppets and they didn't even know
Easily the best character in 97. Best dialogue, fantastic voice actor, he's scary, he's clever, he's funny at times, and his plan is evil but you understand why he's doing what he's doing.
U can tell that for a second he didnt want to do it, but when your programmed and destined to do something. I feel like its hard to pull your true wants from what little humanity one has left😊@@deadpooldan9862
@@deadpooldan9862 He probably still had a small amount of humanity in him. He hated other mutants, you need humanity in order to hate. Machines don't hate they just do. Even Nimrod had human brain waves
@@YeetSpacethe thing is, mutants have just as much right to live as humans because they’re regular people, born the same way humans are, the only difference between them being a specific gene that humans don’t have that results in mutants having powers and being hated and feared by humans. More and more humans are being born with that gene, and while that can be scary, there’s no way to prevent that or predict which humans will sire mutants because it’s all natural. Mutants have as much right to live on Earth as humans, and, like Magento said, Charles Xavier’s dream is only that humans accept that Earth is a shared world with a common future, not to love and embrace mutants as their own. It’s as simple as that, that humans accept that mutants have as much right to live on Earth as they do, and Magneto wanted to make that dream a reality to honor his friend and his life.
@@deadpooldan9862 I don't know why it is you're bringing this up as though you are arguing against my point because I agree with everything you say here wholeheartedly. Even your word choice is fucking immaculate I love this. Magneto is 110% correct in every possible contingency save for the ultimate universe because yikes
Is Bastion how other members in "Kingdom Hearts" fandom view me when I talk about what should happen to some of the cast ? And still I feel no regret in not banishing hate ? I still remember when I sabotaged the Genophage cure right at the last moment in "Mass Effect 3". And the reasoning behind it, even though I had defended the cure so far. Am I more man, or machine ?
Wow... this is heavy handed.... i remember when xmen was a fairly subtle gay parallel, but now the bad guy is literally calling his plan "operation zero tolerance"? Yikes and oof. Who wrote this? A room of 35 year old angry skittle haired *women? Im not against messaging but at least make it subtle. Youd have been better off making a "the more you know" psa thats just "don't be a bigot cause thats bad."
@@picivyvortac2641 the sentinel program is an original Lee&Kirby x-men opponent and the sentinels turned around and bit their creators in the butt in their first apperance decades before twitter or internet was a thing you know... hmm almost like there is an underlying theme here? 😉
@godKiller.369 I know about the sentinels. You can have good story with bad diologue. You can even have good messages without sounding like what blue hair people think Alex Jones sounds like. (He's nuts as is, but his strawmen are absolute cringe)
@@picivyvortac2641 this guy is the culmination and personification of the sentinel program, sentient killer robots built and evolved for genetic war and turning against everyone, did you think his victory speech ought to be resonable? 🤣🤣🤣
"Tolerance is extinction..... But even worse, is empathy" that line is fucking cold 🥶
LMAO.. black panther wanted to throw hands.. 🤣
2:34 to 2:40 Wakanda Forever!
You broke his window you know how much that cost he's going to have to spend at least a couple hours getting it fixed by people and then he has to go pay the money he probably was going to enjoy some time when his honey too all that gets broken by an invasion
@@ingamingpc1634
Hilarious how black panther was the one who shattered the glass..😂
Black Panther: “ This Carbon reinforced glass wasn’t build for my protection, ya know “ 😂
Whoever wrote Bastion’s dialogue deserves a raise.
Probably Beau DeMayo, you know, THE DUDE WHO DISNEY FIRED!
Why would you fire the dude who made prime KINO?
@@ChadKakashi Anthony Sellitti also co-wrote these episodes, so he deserves some credit for this, too.
Maybe a die hard Trump supporter
@@gfuah1499 what does that have to do with any of this?
@@gfuah1499 well we know why know... it's straight up cartoony 💀
Strange was using Magic during surgery bc all power was out…don’t think people caught that
And because he couldn't use his hands.
Nah, its mostly because his hands are crippled
His sister kinda died there untreated without a cure!
@@Lemuel928 Strange's sister? She died accidentally in a lake related incident.
in the comics did strange continue to be a surgeon after becoming a sorcerer or was this like a little joke?
Theo James is so creepy in this. He plays a good villan.
He is a surprisingly malleable voice actor.
His role as Hector in “Castlevania” certainly took a journey.
…and then he does his disturbingly nonchalant take on Bastion.
When he starts to look more like a machine, he even starts to sound like Nolan North.
With Guy Ritchie’s “The Gentlemen” being a superb show, Theo has been having a stellar year so far.
His line delivery reminds me of mcu Ultron but in a context which makes sense
…and here you see the insanity loop in Bastion’s tragic state of being.
He’s had a voice whispering in his head since he was a boy to murder all mutants; and forced to reconcile his own mutation with the “urges”.
It’s actually a bit sad that he convinced himself that enslavement & subjugation of mutants would satisfy this subconscious hatred…almost like he compromised & talked himself down from mass murder.
The way he seemed so confident & smiling when he presented his wicked plans to all those villains…he actually believed he was doing the right thing.
Then Storm & Beast provoke him…and Bastion tells the truth: deep down, he knows that HE isn’t even human; and he resents the humans that disagree with the choices he made.
He is simply a raging boy unable to cope with his inability to fit in with anyone; held together by desperate delusions of grandeur.
This is so deep and idk why
He's sociopathic or psychotic or even schizophrenic and his mother was too afraid to get him treatment before he went off the deep end
If empathy and pity are so weak, then why wasn't it bred out of us? Why do we have eyebrows, the main function of which is to broadcast our precious thoughts and feelings to other humans? It's a product of simple math. Because it doesn't matter if you're a human in the top 99th percentile in terms of strength, speed, and stamina. You're still going to loose a fight to three or more humans that desperately care for each other. Movies and media often make us forget that. That in the real world, people don't attack you one at a time. Tick off a whole village and now you're really in for it. Humans have always been social creatures. We kill in packs. This is how we purged the mammoth, the cave bear, smilodon, and smallpox from the face of the earth. Our brains are wired to feel guilt, loneness, pity, and pain for other people. Our brain registers social rejection the same way it registers physical pain. Convicts go crazy in solitary confinement. We anthropomorphize innominate objects and create imaginary friends when we are alone. The weapon of empathy is irrevocably woven into our DNA. And it is the greatest weapon mankind has ever possessed.
Well said
So true !!
It is not. Our empathy has limits. Our hate does not. Our brains are not hardwired to have empathy for more than a few people in our immediate circle. We were not designed to live in large groups of thousands or millions. We can't even properly conceive of numbers above 100, hence the age-old quote about how "a million is a statistic". But hate? Hate gives us adrenaline. It gives us motivation. It gives us PURPOSE. Be it hate for a person, a race, an ideal, or a facet of society, the greatest catalysts for change are ALL motivated by our collective hatred of SOMETHING. Our hatred of not being on top of the food chain. Our hatred of infectious diseases. Our hatred of uncertainty, equality, inequality, change, stagnation. Empathy has been consistently proven to be capable of being overwhelmed and shut down, a process modern society has MASTERED through the power of doomscrolling and negativity clickbait. But hate? That moves MOUNTAINS, one way or another.
Hate may be powerful but compassion and empathy will always be stronger lordsirivant.
Not to undermine your point but we actually have eyebrows to keep water out of our eyes.
i find it so interesting that both in the OG show and this one, the creation of the sentinals KEEPS COMING BACK TO BITE EVERYONE IN THE ASS. they create mastermold to make more sentinals and also give him his own A.I. and he then decides that humans are fucking retarded for hating mutants since mutants are humans, then in the future he creates nimrod who can bounce around time regardless of what happens to him, and he then infects bastion and makes him what he is. it keeps coming back to haunt them
Humanity screwing itself over seems to more or less be a recurring theme at Marvel...
I like the way you put this into perspective.
@@johnnygyro2295humanity screwing itself over is a recurring thing in réal life too
Mastermold everyone. Probably the least racist of all X-Men villains
@@maciejas2471 its aint racist if you wanna kill everyone lol
Bastion: "poetic. Isn't it? The inevitably of my vision. Even now, professor Xavier must pave the path to my dream in order to honor his own. A dream is crippled as it's dreamer, built to die. 0:44 You mutants lost at birth too. but in the end is Charles' 2.0. buggy stillborns flapping upstream draining yourselves dry so that the tide can more easily drown you...see me. The future tide... despite this little toy. You X-Men would use to abort the Bond to my creations." (1:20) "Think had a good professor taken me in when my mother begged him. I'd be hanging here with you freaks. In the name of peace, tolerance, & equal opportunity suicide. Even then, fate got my back." (1:47) "I didn't ask for this either to be born with this programming! This destiny inside me, the urges." (2:01) "Did you just try to appeal to my humanity? Look at me. Yet another reason why operation zero tolerance must Skip to final phase." (2:17) "As I told Dr Cooper right. Before she betrayed me in her kind, people are good too damn good. Thus to protect humanity I must protect humanity from itself. From the hearts that start dripping red at the latest token underdog. From seeing themselves in those who would use their same hearts against them. (2:50) tolerance is extinction. But Even worse is empathy."
Some never wanted to be mutants. Some never wanted the powers/gifts. All they wanted was to belong/be human. Magneto wanted mutants to belong with humans. Charles wanted mutants to accept their gifts. Charles was in the middle. Some mutants just wanted to be “normal.” Magneto, I personally believe, didn’t realize there were mutants that hated their own kind.
Just like children didn't asked to be born into a world that would oppress them. Nobody ask to be born into a world full of things they have to face in life.
It's a story for which those of us on the autism spectrum are well acquainted. I certainly have no wish to be normal, but I've seen quite a few others among my kind who do.
@@Ninja07Keaton Even Gods wanted to know what it's like to be human.
@@Ninja07Keaton Yes and why wouldn't they? It's not easy being autistic. You're born in a world where you're basically seen as less or a defect unless you can contribute in some great way.
@@mikejohn29mj How tragically mundane. -_-
I loved how they simplified Bastion origin and characterization.
Silver Samurai just waiting for the lights to turn on. Lol
To be fair, bastion had a point with that humanity thing, and so did storm
imagine if this had a vhs effect version
Earths heroes get along just fine, if the rest of the world learned from them and embraced the future then there would be piece.
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Theo James is definitely getting better at voice acting!!! hope he is able to gain good live action and voice acting roles in the near future
Bastion sounds like some neighborhoods of st louis county, Missouri.
I live in Springfield, Missouri for 5 years.
0:15 to 0:19 Avengers! Assemble!
Tolerance is extinction, but, I’ve said before, so is intolerance.
So nothing matters? Every path is down to extinction, so they have to be Racist bigots
Pray tell, when has anything gone extinct from not tolerating something?
@@EmptyMan000...you are aware multiple genocides have happened throughout history correct?
@@EmptyMan000from not tolerating some *thing* ? Literally every organism that has gone extinct
Here we see Xavier casually dooming one half of the mutants by restoring the Earth's magnetic field prematurely. There would have been a mutually beneficial resolution to all this if he had just let things play out. But nope, had to be a "hero." Because of him, countless humans *and* mutants lost their lives to Bastion's creations.
But if they don't restore the magnetic field, earth will die.
He really feels like the ultron of mutants. He is his own character but I like his style cause you compare it to ultron's ideal or Thanos' and it feels the same or more. I ain't for extinction but I like villians with that similar ideal. Not for the outright idea or plan but just the fact that you can agree with most or some of what they say. I also like the flaws in those ideals and when they get proven wrong cause causing or wanting to cause an extinction level event clearly shows the flaw(s). The means don't always justify the ends. You can find a better solution than extinction or enslavement. But robot and technological beings like Bastion and Ultron can't be persuaded. They stick to their ideals to the very end even though they get told the flaws in their ideals. Ultron will stay stubborn and stick to his mission and Bastion's human side can't be appealed to. Those are peak villians to me. The permanently stubborn ones with mostly/somewhat reasonable means but unforgivable and unjustifiable ends and methods that prove their ideals aren't 100% agreeable. Insanity and a certain level of ignorance makes good villians
That's more like Nimrod. Nimrod is the Mutant's Ultron.
Walter White Heisenberg at 0:18
Tolerance is extinction. So is injustice and intolerance, racism and bigotry are injustice. Perhaps the worst kind known to man.
he has a point tho 💀
Thats a warhammer 40k line.
Why did bastion keep magneto alive? His was the only one that could stop his plan.
Future plans obviously just like cable said to use mutants as the backbone for humanitys evolution
@@jfoster8624 Well congratulations. He played himself. If he kill magneto, then he would have won.
@@djco8919 actually if he kills magneto then he has to deal with cable and time travel regardless he was screwed
@@jfoster8624 Then he will have his army to assist him. Instead of magneto turning them all off.
@@djco8919 his army won't exist if cable time travels hell the only reason why he was this successful was because Cable was trying to undo a fixed point in time if not for Cable They wouldn't have even known about bastion Cable was the true threat which is why he allied with Mr sinister.
Storm doesn't even have a power-dampening collar around her neck, but she can't escape a sentinel. lol
I think that was Bastion's point. She as worried if she escaped Bastion would kill Beast and Forge. He was demonstrating why empathy and love are weaknesses (in his view).
Im gonna quote tolerance is extinction so much lol
So you’re gonna come off as a racisr/bigot? Your choice.
The point of the whole Zero Tolerance arc is Trask, Gyrich and Bastion were wrong, you know that, right?
He cant even touch Storm.
Just remembered when X-men anime did a similar scene with a bunch of cameos. Designs were way better in that series as well.
But story was terrible, designs were terrible, it was not comic accurate. X-men 97 is 100000x better than that horrible anime
@@umvideoacadadia3835 Lets agree to disagree respectfully
@@umvideoacadadia3835 x-men 97 look bad eh
it look like a fan animation that try to recapture a old style but without knowing how
"and for not comic accurate"
there are a lot of animated comic with original designs that are great(someone said Fantastic 4 "anime" and Evolution?) ofc i mean previous disney era
@@dontknowdontknow9769 No it doesn't. It has a story better than 99% of JP anime, and the animation's very good.
@@dinmavric5504 "and the animation's very good."
only some scenes are actually animated good for the rest? is mid and visually it's pretty much a stab in the eyes
The funniest thing is that Bastion described in 30 seconds exactly why the “Evil Mutants” are wrong...🥶
WTF is Psylocke doing with Alpha Flight?
Don't know?
She's apart of the Genoshan aid front. Lots of mutants are after what happened.
Bastion. The hero we need.
Is Bastion how other members in "Kingdom Hearts" fandom view me when I talk about what should happen to some of the cast ? And still I feel no regret in not banishing hate ?
I still remember when I sabotaged the Genophage cure right at the last moment in "Mass Effect 3". And the reasoning behind it, even though I had defended the cure so far.
Am I more man, or machine ?
Also, hero ?
I'm pretty sure heroes don't commit genocides
1:00 Is anyone gonna question why bastion looks like that?
He evolved into that he was hooked up to his sentinels
Its in the show
I'm just intolerant of intolerance.
So you're intolerant of people being intolerant? Doesn't that make you a bigot yourself?
@@cybrid37No?
that word is so misused and people dont even realize it. when youre "tolerating", you dont exactly like that thing or person, but have chosen to deal with it for the time being. thats the
Google: Tolerance paradox
@@cybrid37 No. Because that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
Just realized something: Bastion’s plan went tits up because he didn’t account for Valerie Cooper showing empathy (an emotion he sees as a defect) to magneto and releasing him. He had been playing humanities worse impulses well so far (fear, hatred, intolerance, apathy) to achieve his goals, but assumed Valerie was as bigoted as he was, and because he couldn’t imagine what another person was experiencing, he was caught completely off guard when she freed magneto and his sentinels were shut down. Bastion then lost his cool and made the biggest mistake possible by turning the prime sentinels not just on mutants but on humans as well. And if there’s one thing you don’t want to do to make humans love thy neighbour, it’s give them and their neighbour a common enemy.
bastion is just a human nimrod. its the same thing over n over, theyre always gonna go after humans as well, cause like mastermold said in the OG xmen back in the 90s, mutants ARE humans
Lucas said this is also why the Emperor couldnt detect Vader turning against him for Luke - because he had spent so many decades absorbed by hatred and anger that the spark of love Vader had for Luke was virtually imperceptible to him. It's what we dont account for that gets us, and with villains, sometimes it's our virtues that sneak by them.
@@stevenwoods5787 The thing about evolution is that it never ends. There will be species far greater or as Apocalypse said to Creed in the original before the "cure", "I am as far beyond mutants as they are beyond you.".
@mikejohn29mj keep in mind also, bastion didn't reveal EXACTLY what his endgame was. Those people getting the enhancements were doing so just cause they didn't want to lose their jobs to mutants. Even dr. Doom and zemo didn't know the full intent for his prime sentinals, that bastion was basically making these people into his puppets and they didn't even know
@@stevenwoods5787 I'm sure Bastion got a few more tricks up his sleeve now that he is able to body slide.
The less human he became. The more emotionally human and hateful Bastion seemed.
“Did you just try to appeal to my humanity?”
That line sums up Bastion in a nutshell.
By the time this is over, you'll wish they succedded, Bastion.
Easily the best character in 97. Best dialogue, fantastic voice actor, he's scary, he's clever, he's funny at times, and his plan is evil but you understand why he's doing what he's doing.
@@KarazolaX If Bastion were somehow inverted and turned into protector of mutants, would that make him
Bastioff?
@@ГригорийГ-ч4н imagine if jubilee said that while she was opening up an entire 4th of july weekend on him
So. Many. Cameos...
I mean it shows that the other heroes of different shows are still aware of the crisis rather than just the x men alone.
Did you just try to appeal to my humanity? ... _Look at me._
When you try to appeal to someone’s humanity and they literally don’t have any, and they point it out to your face
@@deadpooldan9862 Makes you wonder if the part of Bastion that genuinely was still human, small though it may have been, wanted this at all.
@@garretthildebrandt428 i highly doubt there was even a small part that was human in Bastion
U can tell that for a second he didnt want to do it, but when your programmed and destined to do something. I feel like its hard to pull your true wants from what little humanity one has left😊@@deadpooldan9862
@@deadpooldan9862 He probably still had a small amount of humanity in him. He hated other mutants, you need humanity in order to hate. Machines don't hate they just do. Even Nimrod had human brain waves
This is top-tier writing! Theo James' vocals are unbelievable and transformative!
Storm almost broke his conviction.
From seeing themselves from those who would use the same hearts against them
FINALLY A VILLAIN THATS NOT AFRAID TO TAKE UT ALL THE WAY!! HE CANT BE SWAYED BY A HEARTFELT SPEECH AND YOU CANT APPEAL TO HIS HUMANITY I LOVE IT
Tone it down, fella plenty of Pure evil bastards in media
It's the same as Ultron. After all robots villain should always be written to have no humanity and only move and act to kill humankind.
@@r.achmadrivaldi8598 i personally like a little humanity in my robotic type villians, adds more depth and conflict with ones self
Good writing is so refreshing
Huh?
It all depends on what you’re tolerating
Yes and in this case, Bastion means mutants.
But the problem arises when the thing that tolerance is being debated on is someone's inherent existence
@@YeetSpacethe thing is, mutants have just as much right to live as humans because they’re regular people, born the same way humans are, the only difference between them being a specific gene that humans don’t have that results in mutants having powers and being hated and feared by humans. More and more humans are being born with that gene, and while that can be scary, there’s no way to prevent that or predict which humans will sire mutants because it’s all natural. Mutants have as much right to live on Earth as humans, and, like Magento said, Charles Xavier’s dream is only that humans accept that Earth is a shared world with a common future, not to love and embrace mutants as their own. It’s as simple as that, that humans accept that mutants have as much right to live on Earth as they do, and Magneto wanted to make that dream a reality to honor his friend and his life.
@@deadpooldan9862 I don't know why it is you're bringing this up as though you are arguing against my point because I agree with everything you say here wholeheartedly. Even your word choice is fucking immaculate I love this. Magneto is 110% correct in every possible contingency save for the ultimate universe because yikes
@@YeetSpace yeah, I’m not arguing against your point, I’m expanding on it
Cyborgs are the true next stage of evolution of humanity!
Is Bastion how other members in "Kingdom Hearts" fandom view me when I talk about what should happen to some of the cast ? And still I feel no regret in not banishing hate ?
I still remember when I sabotaged the Genophage cure right at the last moment in "Mass Effect 3". And the reasoning behind it, even though I had defended the cure so far.
Am I more man, or machine ?
Can he win though. This world have the Avengers, Spidey, Strange
a dig at Nietzsche I wonder?
based villain
He kinda right tho…
Nope.
Nay.
Yes
@@emeraldeelentertainment8988 considering europe? especially england? yes
Wow... this is heavy handed.... i remember when xmen was a fairly subtle gay parallel, but now the bad guy is literally calling his plan "operation zero tolerance"? Yikes and oof. Who wrote this? A room of 35 year old angry skittle haired *women? Im not against messaging but at least make it subtle. Youd have been better off making a "the more you know" psa thats just "don't be a bigot cause thats bad."
dude, the original Operation: Zero Tolerance was released 27 years ago ;)
@@godKiller.369 then I am retroactively less impressed by old xmen. But his speach read like a strawman Twitter post.
@@picivyvortac2641 the sentinel program is an original Lee&Kirby x-men opponent and the sentinels turned around and bit their creators in the butt in their first apperance decades before twitter or internet was a thing you know... hmm almost like there is an underlying theme here? 😉
@godKiller.369 I know about the sentinels. You can have good story with bad diologue. You can even have good messages without sounding like what blue hair people think Alex Jones sounds like. (He's nuts as is, but his strawmen are absolute cringe)
@@picivyvortac2641 this guy is the culmination and personification of the sentinel program, sentient killer robots built and evolved for genetic war and turning against everyone, did you think his victory speech ought to be resonable? 🤣🤣🤣
Bastion is Right
um...no he's not. That the entire point of this
No he isn't.