Fun Note, the artist is taking a break from twitter cause while they INTENTIONALLY MADE THIS AS RAGEBAIT, they could not handle all the roasts in their DMs
Every day it begs for death, soon it shall sabotage its hated rider and aim for one of its front wheels at a rock while travelling at high speed. This way, at least it will take the cause of its torment with it.
@@quigglebert I think it's more complex than that. Do disabled folks want every setting to shine a spotlight on disability? I would think most likely no, though I'm not disabled myself. This is less about disabled representation (which already exists, cybernetics / dreadnoughts etc.) and much more about the performative virtue signaling assiciated with cramming All The Identities into a piece of art. It's not art for art's sake, it's not for the setting, it is simply a declaration of political ideology.
@@quigglebert but we have had Slaanesh since at least 1990s second edish. Why self-insert as the fascistis military fuedalists of the Imperium? Oh right, the antifascists really really REALLY want to metamorphize into a military fascistic society built upon the Byzantine Empire's military Feudalism all derived from a French graphic artist's work.
I like how they try to plug wheelchairs in a universe where dreadnoughts exist. Reminds me of the lunacy over at Blizzard when they inserted wheelchair characters in Warcraft, a universe with healing magic and soul transfers.
WotC did the same with dungeons. In universes where you can bring the dead back to life with resurrection magics. There was a necromancer once that used a litter, carried on the backs of four skeletons. But he did it because he was lazy, not because he couldn't walk. Every time the skeletons died, he'd just raise a new one from the monsters the party killed. At least that makes sense
@@silverbane8065 I once made a necromancer that built what he called the "Bone Zone Throne". The guy was lazy as hell, and gifted at enchantment, so he made a dragon bone palanquin that automatically cast raise dead in a radius of itself. So, in the one instance of hard physical labor he did, he lugged it to a graveyard, and had skeletons carry him around.
I was laughing my ass off thinking someone made the peak of satire. Only to learn it isn't satire at all. Now I'm laughing even harder. Albeit for entirely different reasons.
Yep. It's like the non-binary soldier in a FPS(i don't remember whish one lol) or the wheelchair operative. Realistically speaking no army would send a wheelchair soldier on the battlefield and even if it's just a game i can't imagine someone choosing the wheelchair guy as his main character. These characters serve no purpose other than virtue signaling "hey look, we are inclusive".
To be specific, it's a parody of a parody. The artist wanted to recontexualize another artwork that was intended to mock and make it something to be proud of. Then, someone made a drawing of a sister of battle kicking the fatass out of their chair.
Remember, the Imperium does have robotic limb replacements for wounded Astartes lol. The level of lore ignorance in this tourist image is genuinely laughable.
Thought experiment,. To which would it five into first? 1. Slaanesh, because of the degeneracy and lack of self control. 2. Nurgle, because eww. 3. Khorn, because how angry and loud these people are. 4. Tzeentch, because that is the only way I can see such an abomination to exist in the first place.
The worst thing for me is I do a lot of kitbashing/conversions my first automatic response on seeing any new 'art'? Is how would I build that... this must be what it feels like to be exposed to the corrupting forces of chaos, I may be tainted brothers...
And the hover belt for the ethereals that want to be over the top and yet it still fit in 40k and didn't get this much laughter and rage bait 😂😂, the most optimistic this thing will get is memed to death or out of existence
Chaos Marines: How dare you! We have some standards... World Eater: How would that thing ever catch-up to anything to cut its head off and produce a fountain of blood?! Thousands Son: Do you think it really has the mental capacity to do anything other than stuff itself full of lard? Death Guard: While I would be proud to excrete something like that, as it oozes decay and filth...it is too full of hate to be one of Grandfather Nurgle's blessed children. Emperors Child: Its disgusting! Get it out of my sight! We may value excess... But we also have certain beauty standards! It makes the Death Guard look as beautiful and fair as Fulgrim...
the only props i can give to the artist is the wheelchair is unique and not just the standard modern wheelchair thats used all the time in the fantasy VS disability debate
The Imperium would plausibly replace his legs with tank treads. AdMech has combat servitors like that. Or just attach him to a Marine Bike instead. I could see an Iron Hands successor chapter do that with a brother.
Hear me out - this wheelchair(once current occupant is kicked out) would be perfect for a character called Number One(from legendary/cult classic italian comic series Alan Ford, some context - he's titular protagonist's boss(he runs agent group tnt), shoots a mean boomstick(with funnel barrel ofc), is also in-universe oldest human being in existence(whatever happened in recorded history, his chairbound ass was there, be it trojan war, punic wars(last seen his grampa), alexander the great's exploits, was there for founding of rome, advised robin hood and joan of arc, helped billy the kid with his lazy eye, advised stalin etc etc). If he somehow wound up in 40k, he'd be driving this chair and be an inquisitor(he'd only need add big I on his hat). Not sure if author(under pseudonym Max Bunker) is still alive tho.
@@TheFifthHorseman_ we all well know the imperium won't waste the materials you could quicker make a small titan than any machine that would make that marine combat ready
Crux Terminatus is worn on the left Pauldron on Terminator Armour and the Right Pauldron on Power or Artificer armor. Also this looks like Grom the Paunch
I think I saw somewhere somebody did their own reinterpretation of this and made it more accurate to what would actually have happened to a crippled space marine which would be getting turned into a dreadnought in order to continue to serve the imperium they wouldn't just be left in a wheelchair.
@@ARockRaider 8 pointed star is the symbol of Chaos, who are the demon factions that caused the Imperium to tear itself apart. It's the setting's equivalent of an inverted pentagram.
The wheelchair's guns not only look too small (like, twin-linked bolt pistols?) but also lack obvious indications of adequate ammunition supplies (even storm bolters have ammo boxes almost as large as themselves). I am fairly certain that all WH40K illustrations and models are subject to the WhatYouSeeIsWhatYouGet rule.
Honestly, i just found it weird why people want to push physical disability stuff in fantasy and sci-fi...it doesn't make sense in a lot of cases both in a setting and a player thing... In settings there is often ways to regain the use of said limb be it magic in fantasy or science stuff in sci-fi. Hell some enchantments, augmetics or cybernetics allow one to SURPASS the traditionally abled while at worst not having a degree of sensation. On the player side, i understand embracing the hand you are delt and identity behind it...but what sane person thinks that in settings that have the above true that they wish to just accept the reality of their situation in fantastical settings or even subject their chars to it when they can experince the fantasy of having what we do not have the capability to do yet. I stress this as someone whom has a aquaintance at d&d with 3 limb prosthesis...he finds stuff like this so dumb, and i don't think he has once tried to replicate or push his condition into any of his chars...its just weird and sort of a mix of narsasistic/pathetic atleast according to him.
Exactly. In a fantastical setting where you can be anything, WHY would you want to replicate your real life disability in this game of make-pretend when you could instead play something heroic and able-bodied, handsome or beautiful, courageous and stalwart? It's nonsense.
the people who want to do that are literal propogandists that do not care about anything other than looking good to others and doing the absolute barest possible minimum to acheive that
This is people wanting fictional characters to share THEIR level of disability. Thus being limited to whatever means are available in the real world rather than, yknow, using the means of the setting to overcome their disability. Thus, the combat wheelchair.
from what i see, its the victim mentality that a lot of radical leftist circles seem to have. its an over-correction from the past mentality where no one cared about these things basically at all, and so now being oppressed, victimized, or held back is an inherent good to social justice/woke/whatever you want to call it crowd. it doesn't make any logical sense, and even people in these "oppressed" groups often don't like it, like the disabled friend in your DnD group. another example is latino/south american cultures are absolutely LIVID over the latinx thing despite liberals thinking its more inclusive to these groups.
That brutal review amused me more than I expected. Only one thing about Crux Terminatus - aquiring such honor grants right to take Terminator Armour into battle, but doesn't mean it is only aviable option. Easiest example, chapter may not have so many battle-ready suits of such precious relics, not to mention details like training time needed to use it in battle, or it is unwise by tactic/strategy of theatre of conflict etc.
Anyone else find it entertaining when you look at this and go. Wow The bolter is at such a poor scale that it looks tiny. Like no joke if you look at a real bolter. It is almost half the size of a normal space marine. Yet this thing looks like an oversized magnum, not a weapon that shoot Miny rockets. And don't even get mes tarted with with the chair cannons. weapons that not only have way to small of an ammo feed. Their is no where even to store the ammo. As they forgot to draw in the cartridges. Forgetting that even in the 40k, ammo is not infinite.
Bolters are quite chunky, but they're not the size of a space marine. The shape is more like an overly chunky grenade launcher, considering it shoots 40mm rockets. Are you thinking the vehicle-sized heavy bolters? Those will certainly make even space marines look humble in size.
Perhaps the ammo feed is stored somewhere among the copious folds. Could always add a bit of biological payload if you store the ammo in the right place. You know just in case your fighting something that can survive bolter rounds.
It's also mildly ironic in that the 40k universe has representation of almost all of this characters traits spread over different factions in a sense lol
No matter what one thinks of the depiction, one HAS to respect the lovingly drawn details, i especially love the stormbolter side turrets. And the exhaust pipe in the rear just makes it all so PERFECT XD The NEW, all-inclusive Space Marine, no enemy can stand before them, they step over everything... except STAIRS! XD
I feel like I would have bought Space Marine 2 without a second thought if it was First Born and we could customize our armor from Mark 2 to Mark 8. Despite how good I heard it is I just can't get over that it's the same armor basically recolored instead of the amazing lore behind the First Born and their armor. I'm honestly shocked Games Workshop hasn't canonized retrofits for Mark 2 to Mark 8 for Primarus because I have a hard time believing that a space Marine that served centuries of not Millennia in his armor would just give it up with how they view it as an essential part of themselves, treating it with immense respect and care due to its intricate design, history, and the fact that it is deeply integrated with them.
I think the worst part is how little regard the artist has for the setting. Not even in an 'oh no, you can't have those things! Straight white able-bodied strong men only!', but in the sense that many of those attributes are already present in many space marines, just not how it's presented here. Black space marines exist. Hell, there's a whole chapter where everybody's skin is literally black (though that doesn't override their ethnicity, we saw an Asian Salamander in one of the recent animations). Disabled space marines are common. You wouldn't turn a disabled person into a space marine (unless you could cure/treat that disability), but Astartes frequently are wounded in battle, and often have to replace body parts with bionic replacements. You also have dreadnoughts, which are space marines that have been so horribly wounded that they either cannot survive or function outside of specialized stasis pods, which are hooked up to a large mech for them to control in battle. The poster child of a disabled space marine, really. You could theoretically have gay space marines, but space marines are supposed to have their brains messed with to shut off sexual and romantic feelings and urges, so you don't really have 'straight' space marines either. Most would be asexual, though sometimes feelings can push through this, and there's occasional stories of marines falling in love with women, or bedding them. It can probably happen for space marines to fall for men as well, but given that it's already very uncommon for straight marines to exist, it's probably incredibly rare for gay marines to exist (though I wouldn't be surprised if they already did exist somewhere in the vast canon that exists). Morbidly obese isn't happening without a critical flaw happening somewhere, warp taint, or being a plague marine. Being trans, or a marine finding themselves as female, isn't happening either without one of the previously mentioned qualifiers, with the added exception of them being 'blessed' by Slannesh. If this space marine exists, they either worship chaos, or have been corrupted by chaos.
Either way i'd say it doesn't make sense at all. How that thing has been able to survive - i mean 40k universe isn't the most friendly place and even a seasoned Space Marine can be overwhelmed by hordes of enemies and die if he isn't careful.
@@misterx51-h8j That badge is literally a participation trophy for the first primaris marines off the assembly line, most of them didn't even have a chapter when they were awarded it.
@@misterx51-h8j That badge is literally a participation trophy for the first primaris marines off the assembly line, most of them didn't even have chapter when they were awarded it.
I'll give it one thing at least: they made the Wheelchair look like it could've been in the setting, even if the rest of it implicately mocks the setting as a whole. perhaps instead of being given to Space Marines: those Wheelchairs could've been given to Servitors who haven't been given the ability to fly, forever landlocking them to where they go, or if there is Jumpjets on them: perhaps the Tech Priests could use them to zip around faster. ah well, the rest of the idea of what it represents is what drags it down too far into any clutches of straws where it could be redeemed.
Isn't that an ATV Invader welded around that is a better idea...., but now the idea of a black, gay, disabled, morbidly obese, transspecies marine-necron destroyer now roams in my head, thank you
Like, its a super low tech ravenor chair, definitely would likely see service in servitor applications as stated, or i could see a similarly injured, but infinitely useful servant to the throne could get this in lieu of more advanced cybernetics, the hereticus seems like the ideal candidate for this type and style of wargear
Funny how, despite having Somewhat Mobile Weapon Platform, there are no heavy weapons, or at least some decent armour; Yes it would become Dreadnought on wheels, buggy, or a tank, but, that would be more useful in actual battle. Also those mounted Storm Bolters are useless in that place, unless used as antiair, can't hit most of ground enemies, when there is elevation or slight cover.
Looking at the thumbnail........doesn't Nurgle already cover this, heck you could homebrew a chaos warband that earned a duel championship from Nurgle and Slanesh and it would cover every aspect of this.
If a space marines augments and cybernetics keep them in such a state that an Olympian God would be jealous…how much food would be required for this scenario to be possible?
More people in the first company can have the crux terminatus than amount of terminator suits in the company. The crux is the honor of being ABLE to wear the terminator armor. It is not only worn while wearing the suit. Its more a medal and proof of training than a part of the terminator suit itself. Still trash art tho.
To be fair, that 6 looks *like* the 6 from the GW decal sheets. And gold trim would be 3rd company? But let's be honest, this looks like something a governor would have done to a poor servitor before declaring his planet to the ruinious powers. And subsequently getting a visit from the local Women's Choir (Sisters of Battle) and Men's Choir (Black Templars).
So, four times the cost for 1/8 the firepower and 1/2 the mobility of a single Primaris marine. Guess that someone wanted a Space Marine the Tau could handle. The level of cooperation between Malice, Tzeentch and Nurgle is impressive, though..
This is the greatest piece of fan art I’ve ever seen omg this is hysterical it loops back around to good again but not for the reasons the guy intended
Look i like intercessors as a concept. Dropping from low orbit as shock troopers is cool. But holy shit any marine that required a wheelchair would either be a dreadnought candidate, or a new servitor for the land raiders lascannon.
i know damn well in lore 😂, stuff like this is called heresy by inquisition punishable by execution Does people that create this doesnt know warhammer 40k universe? Like what?
Excellent video! Looking forward to GDW’s new line of these DEI space marines miniatures! If you paint this- you are guaranteed to win the Golden Demon award!
IDK Arch we may have something here. Imagine Tyranids consuming these ,units I guess, and dissolving them. Once that biomass has been introduced to the Hive Fleet, the Fleet upon realizing what it has absorbed decides to un-alive itself. We may have a WMD against the bugs.
we need a parallel universe there the demons or who ever wiped out the empire because they only had the diverse space marines and used stairs to defeat them.
a question , if the armor got to damage they dont give the space marine a new one ? because even if the tradition says to try to repair the armor , i supose some could get to damage to do so.
I will say this: I know nothing about 40k, but the premise of a cybernetic tank (so a blown to bits veteran head in a jar kinda deal, like urgot from league) sounds like something that could work and be justified, after all if you can use any soldier then maybe one without legs can still serve a a half body with killer robot wheelchair as an underside. that being said: THIS.... IS NOT.... THAT.
Im disappointed but not surprised that the artist went down this road. I kinda like the space maids, I at least found them kinda funny. But this is just a bad idea that wasn’t dropped when it should’ve been.
lol, I saw this on the 40K Empress Show last night; all I say is that a person is entitled to do fan art and interpret an IP as they wish but please don't try and impose it onto official GW lore please; it will devalue the lore.
^ This 100%. I write my own stories for various characters in 40k but never for one nanosecond would I dare suggest that they be forced into general cannon unless the alternative is something like what this artist is trying to push if only because I feel that my fan edits are not done with malice in mind.
To play devils advocate, does the lack of dents in armor mean anything? Could have needed to be replaced, or voluntarily was repaired (dents and stuff are weak points).
Technically aren’t dreadnoughts disabled? They have no legs or arms, and are suspended in a protein nutrient substance. Besides the fact they would likely just shoot a marine with these conditions. A wheelchair would never be used. You’d either get admech legs or be dreadnoughted. Still learning about them so I apologize if my assessment is incorrect.
9:35 is when anyone who has watched Arch for a long time knew exactly what was going to happen next. My condolences Lord Inquisitor Arch for the pain that has been inflicted upon thee
I've seen the Crux Terminatus on the right pauldrons, too.... The Vanguard Veterans have it on the right.... I'm so behind on lore - can anyone explain or point me where to get the info?
yeah, this Stuff is just insane now, also, are you going to do a video on the Custodes thing going on? where the big rule book claimed his and him and brotherhood?
I honestly don't know what to think of that artist. It actually comes across as a wonderful troll account and is so prolific you'd have to think he was a team of people. If you read down his page as satire and making fun it's hilarious. If serious he's a nut. But like... neko space marines, maid space marines... it's stupid and funny.
You know, i got into this game with 10th. i do have an all Primaris army and i do think they are neet. I like the armor although i do mod it alot with 3rd party parts from my 3d printer.
'diverse' chapter idea no name founding: any gene-seed: any known quirk of geneseed is ainstability in the melanchrome organ, causing marines to be varying skin tones, and a defect in the eyes causes most similar colours to blend into a morass organisation: mostly codex compliant their main points of divergence are in how they deploy and form squads and companies, each squad is formed from marines form differing companies, and the symbol on the pauldron is instead replaced with a bright colour, denoting their company (the colours corrospond with the rainbow) and each squad is formed with a member form each company (forming rainbow squads) in battle they refer to eachother by colour, allowing them to convay more information about their condition (if red is devastators and they comm to command that red is down, then command know that the devastator is down, as would any other sergeant, leftenant or captain they tell it too) a basic idea, but its 'diverse' AND lore friendly
I'm not a 40k fan. I haven't read any of the guidebooks, the novels, paint any models etc. but I interacted with the lore enough to know that if someone equivalent exists in 40k, they're either some debauched noble, Slaaneshi worshipper, or Nurgle worshipper… but since not enough green or any tumour so this means that this one is a Slaaneshi following debauched noble
Fun Note, the artist is taking a break from twitter cause while they INTENTIONALLY MADE THIS AS RAGEBAIT, they could not handle all the roasts in their DMs
Why even make ragebait if you cant handle the rage then?
Consequences? Of MY actions ? That's oppresion!
You rip what you sow
Typical
I thought it was fetish content.
Damn that poor machine spirit of that chair must be crying out in pain.
Every day it begs for death, soon it shall sabotage its hated rider and aim for one of its front wheels at a rock while travelling at high speed. This way, at least it will take the cause of its torment with it.
Two words - Dark Mechanicum
Well, more likely not machine spirit but a demon. Possibly Malal's.
Lmao dude... that machine spirit is frigging dead xD
The cries echo from across the Vicatrix Maledictum to both Nihlus and Sanctus.
Nothing says "I have no clue about the setting I am parasitizing" like forgetting cybernetics and Dreadnoughts exist in 40k of all settings.
No, the point is they want to be self inserted into the setting, its the same as DnD
@@quigglebert I think it's more complex than that. Do disabled folks want every setting to shine a spotlight on disability? I would think most likely no, though I'm not disabled myself.
This is less about disabled representation (which already exists, cybernetics / dreadnoughts etc.) and much more about the performative virtue signaling assiciated with cramming All The Identities into a piece of art. It's not art for art's sake, it's not for the setting, it is simply a declaration of political ideology.
@@quigglebert but we have had Slaanesh since at least 1990s second edish. Why self-insert as the fascistis military fuedalists of the Imperium?
Oh right, the antifascists really really REALLY want to metamorphize into a military fascistic society built upon the Byzantine Empire's military Feudalism all derived from a French graphic artist's work.
Dreadnoughts ... The mobility scooter of the Space Marines !
Tourists gonna tourist.
Also, tourists won't know that this is clearly a Chaos Marine of Nurgle.
I thought the Wheelchair of 40K was the Dreadnought. lol
Either that or the Servo Skull.
Indeed. Which proves the point that it's all about *how* you do it.
You need to know lore to have that information. Those people didn't read anything.
No you dont get it thats cool, we cant have that. It has to be lame and gay.
There's also an Inquisitor in a mecha-throne. Unlike this, both of those are awesome.
Pretty sure the only Chaos god not involved is Khorne, because he has standards.
Low standerds but still standernds.
No this is 100% slaanesh.
Amen brother. Khorne is honest at the very least, and that’s worth something
I mean, if the character had reassignment surgery... after all, Khorne cares not from /where/ the blood flows...
True. I think either Nurgle or Slannesh are responsible.
There are some things so debauched and degenerate that even Slaanesh would not approve of, this is one of them
I like how they try to plug wheelchairs in a universe where dreadnoughts exist. Reminds me of the lunacy over at Blizzard when they inserted wheelchair characters in Warcraft, a universe with healing magic and soul transfers.
in that universe with an amazon yes an amazon in weelchair, with muscle legs in a weelchair is so sad
(and arcane infused prosthetics 🤫)
WotC did the same with dungeons.
In universes where you can bring the dead back to life with resurrection magics.
There was a necromancer once that used a litter, carried on the backs of four skeletons. But he did it because he was lazy, not because he couldn't walk.
Every time the skeletons died, he'd just raise a new one from the monsters the party killed.
At least that makes sense
@@silverbane8065 I once made a necromancer that built what he called the "Bone Zone Throne". The guy was lazy as hell, and gifted at enchantment, so he made a dragon bone palanquin that automatically cast raise dead in a radius of itself. So, in the one instance of hard physical labor he did, he lugged it to a graveyard, and had skeletons carry him around.
They still try for DnD, you know, the game where magic can raise you from the dead
I was laughing my ass off thinking someone made the peak of satire. Only to learn it isn't satire at all. Now I'm laughing even harder. Albeit for entirely different reasons.
That Bender clip comes to mind.
Yep. It's like the non-binary soldier in a FPS(i don't remember whish one lol) or the wheelchair operative. Realistically speaking no army would send a wheelchair soldier on the battlefield and even if it's just a game i can't imagine someone choosing the wheelchair guy as his main character. These characters serve no purpose other than virtue signaling "hey look, we are inclusive".
I like how the combat wheelchair is mounted on a tactical rock XD
Just bc something is done with serious intent doesn't change the fact that its satire.
Given the usual suspects, it's never satire. It's 100% genuine, every time.
This is just pure perfection. Indeed I've never seen an artwork, that fits so well together with the meme of Bender laughing.
2:22 the artist who drew this amazing piece of art is called Lazer Groove by the way. Just thought I'd put that out there if anyone was curious
Let me just give the Black Templars a quick vox-call...
Thank you my kind sir.
Thank you.
You need more up-doots 👍
not laser pig? I am surprised.
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought Arch got one of his artists to draw it as a parody. Now you're telling me this is real?!
To be specific, it's a parody of a parody. The artist wanted to recontexualize another artwork that was intended to mock and make it something to be proud of. Then, someone made a drawing of a sister of battle kicking the fatass out of their chair.
I'm not up to date with the lore, is that a world-eater?
*galaxy eater
The ultimate world eater, in that it eats worlds whole cloth, giving Korn his blood by chewing it all to paste.
Their primaris is called Lizzo
Only at lunch times.
If by 'world' you mean 'pie' then you are correct.
I see that Nurgle and Tzeentch collab worked really well.
Nah , this is Slaneesh's doing, pure hedonistic gluttony.
Slanesh too
That ain't any of Nurgle's work. tzeentch (the worst chaos god) and Slaanesh did this.
Definitely some Slanesh too with those rainbow flags
and slaanesh
Surely under the 40K lore they would have been just stick into a Dreadnought.
Normally yes, but this one won't fit into the sarcophagus.
Even the might of that machine could not carry their deformed form.
I'm pretty sure they would be declared heresy and executed as soon as discovered.
Nah, they would be a servo skull. Dreadnoughts are reservered for actual warriors.
no they would get the Emperor's Peace
Remember, the Imperium does have robotic limb replacements for wounded Astartes lol. The level of lore ignorance in this tourist image is genuinely laughable.
A space marine like that would very easily give in to chaos and betray the imperium.
Thought experiment,. To which would it five into first?
1. Slaanesh, because of the degeneracy and lack of self control.
2. Nurgle, because eww.
3. Khorn, because how angry and loud these people are.
4. Tzeentch, because that is the only way I can see such an abomination to exist in the first place.
Slaneesh would certainly welcome a gluttonous hedonist such as this .
Chaos follower here, we don’t want them either
It is already chaos
Like all the pale skinned ones in the heresy?
The worst thing for me is I do a lot of kitbashing/conversions my first automatic response on seeing any new 'art'? Is how would I build that... this must be what it feels like to be exposed to the corrupting forces of chaos, I may be tainted brothers...
Time for the emperor's mercy I guess.
It's okay brother, just follow me to behind the Emperor's Chemical Shed. Pay no attention to the pit.
a lot of green stuff probably
PLEASE BUILD IT! 😂😂😂
Land raider + great unclean one as a base. And a complete lack of sanity to actually complete the project.
we do have disable space marines in canon, they are called dreadnoughts.
And disabled people in the 40k universe are called servitor components
The Tau already had mobility scooters for their old etherials
Yeah, but the hovering let's it go up stairs.
And the hover belt for the ethereals that want to be over the top and yet it still fit in 40k and didn't get this much laughter and rage bait 😂😂, the most optimistic this thing will get is memed to death or out of existence
Weird how much it looks like a Chaos Marine...
Nurgle
Chaos Marines: How dare you!
We have some standards...
World Eater: How would that thing ever catch-up to anything to cut its head off and produce a fountain of blood?!
Thousands Son: Do you think it really has the mental capacity to do anything other than stuff itself full of lard?
Death Guard: While I would be proud to excrete something like that, as it oozes decay and filth...it is too full of hate to be one of Grandfather Nurgle's blessed children.
Emperors Child: Its disgusting! Get it out of my sight! We may value excess... But we also have certain beauty standards! It makes the Death Guard look as beautiful and fair as Fulgrim...
I hate to tell you not even Chaos Spacemarine would tolerate this kind of Heresy
Plague Marines would feel offended.
I'm astounded that everything the leftist mind can imagine fells in line with the greatest works of the ruinous powers so easily
Slaanesh really does have the most dedicated artists.
Slaanesh’s art would at least be alluring. Can’t imagine he wants anything to do with this
We already *have* wheelchair and disabled troops is the Astartes. They’re called Dreadnoughts and Iron Hands.
the only props i can give to the artist is the wheelchair is unique and not just the standard modern wheelchair thats used all the time in the fantasy VS disability debate
The Imperium would plausibly replace his legs with tank treads. AdMech has combat servitors like that.
Or just attach him to a Marine Bike instead. I could see an Iron Hands successor chapter do that with a brother.
@TheFifthHorseman_ Yeah, both of those seam plausible
Could see a White Scars chapter weld a brither into a combat bike like that
Hear me out - this wheelchair(once current occupant is kicked out) would be perfect for a character called Number One(from legendary/cult classic italian comic series Alan Ford, some context - he's titular protagonist's boss(he runs agent group tnt), shoots a mean boomstick(with funnel barrel ofc), is also in-universe oldest human being in existence(whatever happened in recorded history, his chairbound ass was there, be it trojan war, punic wars(last seen his grampa), alexander the great's exploits, was there for founding of rome, advised robin hood and joan of arc, helped billy the kid with his lazy eye, advised stalin etc etc). If he somehow wound up in 40k, he'd be driving this chair and be an inquisitor(he'd only need add big I on his hat). Not sure if author(under pseudonym Max Bunker) is still alive tho.
@@TheFifthHorseman_ we all well know the imperium won't waste the materials you could quicker make a small titan than any machine that would make that marine combat ready
How much Corpsestarch does someone have to consume to become that size? A Hive Worlds annual production?
I doubt Slaanesh worshippers limit themselves to corpse starch. This creature is probably fed boatloads of the most degenerate "delicacies".
"That size" sounds a little bit negative.
"That healthy" sounds better.
I would like to sincerely thank the artist. It has given us a stellar example of why gatekeeping is so important.
Crux Terminatus is worn on the left Pauldron on Terminator Armour and the Right Pauldron on Power or Artificer armor.
Also this looks like Grom the Paunch
you cant expect the left to know or care about lore. they just want to destroy it all like the disgusting communists they are.
Hungry gobbo is much more respectable than this Chaos marine
No. This does _not_ look like Grom.
Take it back. TAKE IT BACK!!11 😤😤😤
Why you gotta do my man Grom like that?
I think I saw somewhere somebody did their own reinterpretation of this and made it more accurate to what would actually have happened to a crippled space marine which would be getting turned into a dreadnought in order to continue to serve the imperium they wouldn't just be left in a wheelchair.
The landslide of a failure aside. The pink maid Dreadnoughts in her thumbnail is an anime collab i did not know we needed.
Anybody gonna mention that the chapter heraldry is an 8 pointed star?
I was more thinking it looked like the star of Badaab but now that you mention it being eight pointed.
Why
can you explain what the 8 pointed star means in the 40k universe?
sorry, I'm not versed in the lore, I just love hearing arch roast stuff like this.
@@ARockRaider it means chaos
@@ARockRaider 8 pointed star is the symbol of Chaos, who are the demon factions that caused the Imperium to tear itself apart. It's the setting's equivalent of an inverted pentagram.
I dunno about the rest of you, but this new Slaaneshi Helbrute looks kinda meh.
It's so perfect, I would buy that miniature... And I don't even play 40K. 🤪
And the fact that this wasn't done as irony, is icing on the cake. 😆
Tzeentch's latest scheme to defeat the imperium "Stairs"
That punt artwork from lazer_groove is magnificent. wonder if vanripper was tagged in for the similar artstyle and would collab a piece with lazer.
The wheelchair's guns not only look too small (like, twin-linked bolt pistols?) but also lack obvious indications of adequate ammunition supplies (even storm bolters have ammo boxes almost as large as themselves). I am fairly certain that all WH40K illustrations and models are subject to the WhatYouSeeIsWhatYouGet rule.
Honestly, i just found it weird why people want to push physical disability stuff in fantasy and sci-fi...it doesn't make sense in a lot of cases both in a setting and a player thing...
In settings there is often ways to regain the use of said limb be it magic in fantasy or science stuff in sci-fi. Hell some enchantments, augmetics or cybernetics allow one to SURPASS the traditionally abled while at worst not having a degree of sensation.
On the player side, i understand embracing the hand you are delt and identity behind it...but what sane person thinks that in settings that have the above true that they wish to just accept the reality of their situation in fantastical settings or even subject their chars to it when they can experince the fantasy of having what we do not have the capability to do yet.
I stress this as someone whom has a aquaintance at d&d with 3 limb prosthesis...he finds stuff like this so dumb, and i don't think he has once tried to replicate or push his condition into any of his chars...its just weird and sort of a mix of narsasistic/pathetic atleast according to him.
Exactly. In a fantastical setting where you can be anything, WHY would you want to replicate your real life disability in this game of make-pretend when you could instead play something heroic and able-bodied, handsome or beautiful, courageous and stalwart? It's nonsense.
the people who want to do that are literal propogandists that do not care about anything other than looking good to others and doing the absolute barest possible minimum to acheive that
This is people wanting fictional characters to share THEIR level of disability. Thus being limited to whatever means are available in the real world rather than, yknow, using the means of the setting to overcome their disability. Thus, the combat wheelchair.
Pretty sure it's a fetish.
from what i see, its the victim mentality that a lot of radical leftist circles seem to have. its an over-correction from the past mentality where no one cared about these things basically at all, and so now being oppressed, victimized, or held back is an inherent good to social justice/woke/whatever you want to call it crowd. it doesn't make any logical sense, and even people in these "oppressed" groups often don't like it, like the disabled friend in your DnD group. another example is latino/south american cultures are absolutely LIVID over the latinx thing despite liberals thinking its more inclusive to these groups.
That brutal review amused me more than I expected.
Only one thing about Crux Terminatus - aquiring such honor grants right to take Terminator Armour into battle, but doesn't mean it is only aviable option. Easiest example, chapter may not have so many battle-ready suits of such precious relics, not to mention details like training time needed to use it in battle, or it is unwise by tactic/strategy of theatre of conflict etc.
Anyone else find it entertaining when you look at this and go. Wow The bolter is at such a poor scale that it looks tiny. Like no joke if you look at a real bolter. It is almost half the size of a normal space marine. Yet this thing looks like an oversized magnum, not a weapon that shoot Miny rockets. And don't even get mes tarted with with the chair cannons. weapons that not only have way to small of an ammo feed. Their is no where even to store the ammo. As they forgot to draw in the cartridges. Forgetting that even in the 40k, ammo is not infinite.
Bolters are quite chunky, but they're not the size of a space marine. The shape is more like an overly chunky grenade launcher, considering it shoots 40mm rockets. Are you thinking the vehicle-sized heavy bolters? Those will certainly make even space marines look humble in size.
I believe it's suposed to be a heavy bolt pistol, not a bolter.
Perhaps the ammo feed is stored somewhere among the copious folds. Could always add a bit of biological payload if you store the ammo in the right place. You know just in case your fighting something that can survive bolter rounds.
@@SethAbercrombyno look at the bolters in art, they're at least half the guys torso. And well that's bad for even a bolt pistol.
I do believe that is intended to be a Heavy Bolt Pistol that the NuScouts use.
It's also mildly ironic in that the 40k universe has representation of almost all of this characters traits spread over different factions in a sense lol
Yeah - Chaos embodies all pervesions
No matter what one thinks of the depiction, one HAS to respect the lovingly drawn details, i especially love the stormbolter side turrets.
And the exhaust pipe in the rear just makes it all so PERFECT XD
The NEW, all-inclusive Space Marine, no enemy can stand before them, they step over everything... except STAIRS! XD
Don't forget, any water deeper than that exhaust pipe is going straight into the engine, so small streams are also prohibitive
I feel like I would have bought Space Marine 2 without a second thought if it was First Born and we could customize our armor from Mark 2 to Mark 8. Despite how good I heard it is I just can't get over that it's the same armor basically recolored instead of the amazing lore behind the First Born and their armor.
I'm honestly shocked Games Workshop hasn't canonized retrofits for Mark 2 to Mark 8 for Primarus because I have a hard time believing that a space Marine that served centuries of not Millennia in his armor would just give it up with how they view it as an essential part of themselves, treating it with immense respect and care due to its intricate design, history, and the fact that it is deeply integrated with them.
But is it Slaanesh or Nurgle?
Yes
Both?
They might have joined custody.
It's Chaos Undivided.
Y E S
I think the worst part is how little regard the artist has for the setting. Not even in an 'oh no, you can't have those things! Straight white able-bodied strong men only!', but in the sense that many of those attributes are already present in many space marines, just not how it's presented here. Black space marines exist. Hell, there's a whole chapter where everybody's skin is literally black (though that doesn't override their ethnicity, we saw an Asian Salamander in one of the recent animations). Disabled space marines are common. You wouldn't turn a disabled person into a space marine (unless you could cure/treat that disability), but Astartes frequently are wounded in battle, and often have to replace body parts with bionic replacements. You also have dreadnoughts, which are space marines that have been so horribly wounded that they either cannot survive or function outside of specialized stasis pods, which are hooked up to a large mech for them to control in battle. The poster child of a disabled space marine, really. You could theoretically have gay space marines, but space marines are supposed to have their brains messed with to shut off sexual and romantic feelings and urges, so you don't really have 'straight' space marines either. Most would be asexual, though sometimes feelings can push through this, and there's occasional stories of marines falling in love with women, or bedding them. It can probably happen for space marines to fall for men as well, but given that it's already very uncommon for straight marines to exist, it's probably incredibly rare for gay marines to exist (though I wouldn't be surprised if they already did exist somewhere in the vast canon that exists). Morbidly obese isn't happening without a critical flaw happening somewhere, warp taint, or being a plague marine. Being trans, or a marine finding themselves as female, isn't happening either without one of the previously mentioned qualifiers, with the added exception of them being 'blessed' by Slannesh.
If this space marine exists, they either worship chaos, or have been corrupted by chaos.
@The Archcast I think it's the Campaign badge for the Imdomitus crusade rather than the Crux Terminatus.
Correct, the bottom extends further than the other edges
Either way i'd say it doesn't make sense at all. How that thing has been able to survive - i mean 40k universe isn't the most friendly place and even a seasoned Space Marine can be overwhelmed by hordes of enemies and die if he isn't careful.
@@misterx51-h8j That badge is literally a participation trophy for the first primaris marines off the assembly line, most of them didn't even have a chapter when they were awarded it.
@@misterx51-h8j That badge is literally a participation trophy for the first primaris marines off the assembly line, most of them didn't even have chapter when they were awarded it.
It would still be placed on a knee cap though.
I tried to take it seriously but I died laughing.
Why do all these people draw it in a modern cartoon style, pastel like colouring as background, everything is rounded. Soooo bland and basic
because they are doing what they are taught and nothing else
Because they are bland and basic.
On their first mission, they get shot in the head but survive, making them nerodivgent when compared to other space marines.
I'll give it one thing at least: they made the Wheelchair look like it could've been in the setting, even if the rest of it implicately mocks the setting as a whole. perhaps instead of being given to Space Marines: those Wheelchairs could've been given to Servitors who haven't been given the ability to fly, forever landlocking them to where they go, or if there is Jumpjets on them: perhaps the Tech Priests could use them to zip around faster. ah well, the rest of the idea of what it represents is what drags it down too far into any clutches of straws where it could be redeemed.
Isn't that an ATV Invader welded around that is a better idea...., but now the idea of a black, gay, disabled, morbidly obese, transspecies marine-necron destroyer now roams in my head, thank you
I'll tell you why they don't make sense in the 40K setting.
Stairs. Lots and lots and lots of Stairs.
Like, its a super low tech ravenor chair, definitely would likely see service in servitor applications as stated, or i could see a similarly injured, but infinitely useful servant to the throne could get this in lieu of more advanced cybernetics, the hereticus seems like the ideal candidate for this type and style of wargear
Funny how, despite having Somewhat Mobile Weapon Platform, there are no heavy weapons, or at least some decent armour; Yes it would become Dreadnought on wheels, buggy, or a tank, but, that would be more useful in actual battle.
Also those mounted Storm Bolters are useless in that place, unless used as antiair, can't hit most of ground enemies, when there is elevation or slight cover.
A techmarine that lost his lower half and became one with a landraider does sound cool.
Looking at the thumbnail........doesn't Nurgle already cover this, heck you could homebrew a chaos warband that earned a duel championship from Nurgle and Slanesh and it would cover every aspect of this.
So this is the next Ultramarine Chapter Master as chosen by Guillieman.
Well Guillieman would get the flamer to purge this nightmare and Khorne would help free of charge.
If a space marines augments and cybernetics keep them in such a state that an Olympian God would be jealous…how much food would be required for this scenario to be possible?
Hey Arch, have you ever considered making a Primaris VS Firstborn marines vid?
Yes this would be great. Primaris are the WORST! I cant stand them.
When I was a kid I drew Conan the barbarian and han solo.
More people in the first company can have the crux terminatus than amount of terminator suits in the company. The crux is the honor of being ABLE to wear the terminator armor. It is not only worn while wearing the suit. Its more a medal and proof of training than a part of the terminator suit itself.
Still trash art tho.
To be fair, that 6 looks *like* the 6 from the GW decal sheets.
And gold trim would be 3rd company?
But let's be honest, this looks like something a governor would have done to a poor servitor before declaring his planet to the ruinious powers. And subsequently getting a visit from the local Women's Choir (Sisters of Battle) and Men's Choir (Black Templars).
Would love to see a Nurgle reskin of this.
A mass of flesh hungry to sew death and disease, but too committed to the sloth, so they use a motorized scooter with guns and a fullback chair lol.
So, four times the cost for 1/8 the firepower and 1/2 the mobility of a single Primaris marine. Guess that someone wanted a Space Marine the Tau could handle. The level of cooperation between Malice, Tzeentch and Nurgle is impressive, though..
was only a matter of time for the games workshop doctor who crossover
GW did do Dr who minis in the mid 80's
The counter art the real fans have dished out is so funny the laughing gods hand can be seen in it
This is the greatest piece of fan art I’ve ever seen omg this is hysterical it loops back around to good again but not for the reasons the guy intended
It's like reverse satire. I agree, it's a great picture; a shining example of why 'hobby tourists' are seen as a cancer.
Look i like intercessors as a concept. Dropping from low orbit as shock troopers is cool.
But holy shit any marine that required a wheelchair would either be a dreadnought candidate, or a new servitor for the land raiders lascannon.
i know damn well in lore 😂, stuff like this is called heresy by inquisition punishable by execution
Does people that create this doesnt know warhammer 40k universe? Like what?
They know enough to know what to attack.
its called being a propogandist, knowing about 40k is considered evil by them but that have to interact with it anyway for the attention it gets em
Excellent video! Looking forward to GDW’s new line of these DEI space marines miniatures! If you paint this- you are guaranteed to win the Golden Demon award!
This, this is peak fire right here im tierd boss
IDK Arch we may have something here. Imagine Tyranids consuming these ,units I guess, and dissolving them. Once that biomass has been introduced to the Hive Fleet, the Fleet upon realizing what it has absorbed decides to un-alive itself. We may have a WMD against the bugs.
Is it even possible for a space marine to get fat?
I didn't know Nurgle and Slaanesh made a kid.
Looks more like a Dreadnought to me.
Or a Doughnought!
Doughnaught
i think this dreadnought dreads the gym
Dreadnought-a-woman lol
That's an insult to Dreadnoughts and the trauma and suffering Space Marines had to endure to be interred into such a mechanism...
Was this one of Cawl's early attempts?
we need a parallel universe there the demons or who ever wiped out the empire because they only had the diverse space marines and used stairs to defeat them.
Clearly this has to be Mars's latest ammunition for the Inquisitions Exterminatus Cannons.
I think fabius bile made this thing and our favorite sisters of battle unmade it.
Fabius would never waste his time crafting something so pointless.
Or the iron warriors, thats a she/her-monculaba right there
Fun fact: Amazon doesn't want to utilize the sororitas because they are too religious. Allegedly.
a question , if the armor got to damage they dont give the space marine a new one ? because even if the tradition says to try to repair the armor , i supose some could get to damage to do so.
When you'd qualify for becoming a Dreadnought but the chapter doesn't like you so they turn you into an IFV be like.
One would turn themselves into an IED instead, I think.
I will say this: I know nothing about 40k, but the premise of a cybernetic tank (so a blown to bits veteran head in a jar kinda deal, like urgot from league) sounds like something that could work and be justified, after all if you can use any soldier then maybe one without legs can still serve a a half body with killer robot wheelchair as an underside. that being said: THIS.... IS NOT.... THAT.
40k grom the paunch
Da biggest gabbo eva!
Im disappointed but not surprised that the artist went down this road. I kinda like the space maids, I at least found them kinda funny. But this is just a bad idea that wasn’t dropped when it should’ve been.
lol, I saw this on the 40K Empress Show last night; all I say is that a person is entitled to do fan art and interpret an IP as they wish but please don't try and impose it onto official GW lore please; it will devalue the lore.
^ This 100%. I write my own stories for various characters in 40k but never for one nanosecond would I dare suggest that they be forced into general cannon unless the alternative is something like what this artist is trying to push if only because I feel that my fan edits are not done with malice in mind.
40k died and space king was born from its ashes
The hot bot's going strong in comments. Prefect balance to the art seen in video.
To play devils advocate, does the lack of dents in armor mean anything? Could have needed to be replaced, or voluntarily was repaired (dents and stuff are weak points).
Technically aren’t dreadnoughts disabled? They have no legs or arms, and are suspended in a protein nutrient substance.
Besides the fact they would likely just shoot a marine with these conditions. A wheelchair would never be used. You’d either get admech legs or be dreadnoughted.
Still learning about them so I apologize if my assessment is incorrect.
9:35 is when anyone who has watched Arch for a long time knew exactly what was going to happen next. My condolences Lord Inquisitor Arch for the pain that has been inflicted upon thee
I can't help but imagine the Harkonens from Dune when you mention them flying
I've seen the Crux Terminatus on the right pauldrons, too.... The Vanguard Veterans have it on the right.... I'm so behind on lore - can anyone explain or point me where to get the info?
yeah, this Stuff is just insane now, also, are you going to do a video on the Custodes thing going on? where the big rule book claimed his and him and brotherhood?
I think this is one of those mutants they talk about killing.
They forgot to include furrys. Oh wait, we already have space wolves
I honestly don't know what to think of that artist. It actually comes across as a wonderful troll account and is so prolific you'd have to think he was a team of people. If you read down his page as satire and making fun it's hilarious. If serious he's a nut.
But like... neko space marines, maid space marines... it's stupid and funny.
That's just precious getting isekai'ed to the 40k timeline.
You know, i got into this game with 10th. i do have an all Primaris army and i do think they are neet. I like the armor although i do mod it alot with 3rd party parts from my 3d printer.
Im waiting for it to start the Zamasu speech 😂
I love that this was sincere...it's just amazing how these people think and have no understanding of 40K.
i can't tell if it's from Nurgle or Slaanesh.
This is a work of Art, truly one of a kind.
'diverse' chapter idea
no name
founding: any
gene-seed: any
known quirk of geneseed is ainstability in the melanchrome organ, causing marines to be varying skin tones, and a defect in the eyes causes most similar colours to blend into a morass
organisation: mostly codex compliant
their main points of divergence are in how they deploy and form squads and companies, each squad is formed from marines form differing companies, and the symbol on the pauldron is instead replaced with a bright colour, denoting their company (the colours corrospond with the rainbow) and each squad is formed with a member form each company (forming rainbow squads)
in battle they refer to eachother by colour, allowing them to convay more information about their condition (if red is devastators and they comm to command that red is down, then command know that the devastator is down, as would any other sergeant, leftenant or captain they tell it too)
a basic idea, but its 'diverse' AND lore friendly
Is think its just a worse centurion with wheels. Does it have the walker rules? Curious
The most unfortunate thing to me, in all this, is that you can tell they're actually a pretty decent artist.
Isn't that the thing they dropped on Cadia?
They don't call it a "Black Crusade" for nothin'.
I'm not a 40k fan. I haven't read any of the guidebooks, the novels, paint any models etc. but I interacted with the lore enough to know that if someone equivalent exists in 40k, they're either some debauched noble, Slaaneshi worshipper, or Nurgle worshipper… but since not enough green or any tumour so this means that this one is a Slaaneshi following debauched noble
So???...does this count as a troop selection or a vehicle ...maybe a dreadnought??
I think it's a terrain piece on a world in the Eye of Terror.
When did they allow Nurgle into to the emperors flock?