in french: Tous ceux qui feront preuve de fierté, et refuseront de se soumettre ,seront balayés comme poussiere au vent. translation litteraly :All those who show pride, and will refuse to submit, will be swept away like dust in wind.
3:19 Luxian alliance with Teal'c arrived. 4:15 Korolev recieved 2 Ori phaserand explodes with Colonel Chekov in board.... 4:44 Battle is over,we lost!!!
I've always hated how the show would pretty much always kill off the Russian characters. Chekov, to my knowledge, was the only recurring Russian character, and I hate that I was able to predict the demise of not only him, but the Korolev as well.
@@SuperGman117 To be FAIR, when they first aired the show, the Cold War had JUST ended. Not saying that they had a right, don't get me wrong. Just gotta remember the times. I did wish the Korolev (Korolyov?) had survived a few more episodes at least. Chekov was a nice guy, for a Russian General. Bet Landry and O'Neil are wishing he had him instead of whoever replaced him at the Department of Homeworld Security. :P
I remember the first time I watched this battle go down. As it dragged on it became more evident the Ori were going to win this skirmish. Then it hit me. The Ori are basically on the level of the ancients when it comes to technology. They had superiority for now...
@@Gothic7876 i was first taken aback by "oh its the goauld plot again but with toilet shaped ships." But they really managed to build up, sell and resolve the Ori threat. It took TWO macguffins AND what amounts to actual divine intervention to stop the crusade.
Once you have seen daedalus class ships and asguard designs all distinctly masculine, none of the other designs impress us anymore not even startrek ships
@@Optimusprime240 "Forget the Klingons. Our job is to get to Deep Space Nine and prevent the Dominion reinforcements from coming through the wormhole, and that's what we're going to do."
Great holy armies shall be gathered and trained to fight all those who embrace evil. In the name of the gods, ships shall be built to carry our warriors out amongst the stars, and we will spread Origin to all unbelievers
You have to remember that the Ori themselves are the closest thing there is to true gods, they are akin to the Q, they could literally just snap fingers and the entire Klingon-Romulan-Federation alliance would vanish into thin air. The alliance would definitely give a fair fight against the armies of the Ori though we are talking about ships here that cut through a fleet of Goa'Uld motherships, an Asgard O'Neill class and two BC304 almost effortlessly. It would entirely depend on how many Ori vessels the Federation is facing.
@@minetech4898 The Federation and their Klingon allies, and Romulans are much more powerful united and I think they would eventually defeat the evil Ori! Don't forget they all have powerful weaponray such as phasers, disruptors, Photon torpedoes, Quantum Torpedoes [very powerful], and Triphasic torpedoes [another weapon that can blow a single Borg Cube to bits].
the ori arc was the best arc in sg-1. if sg-1 had not got cancelled, the ori arc would've continued and there would've been no point in releasing the ark of truth, but obviously the saga had to be wrapped up to give the viewers at least some closure. one of the biggest diappointments in the ori arc was that when merlyn's weapon was sent over to the ori galaxy and killed the ori, nothing of the events taking place in the ori galaxy was displayed. we got one puny indication some time thereafter that 'the flames of celestis have gone out'. but come on, anyone rooting for sg-1 would've wanted to see the flames being extenguished, or at least the looks on the faces of the priors, including the doci, in the city of celestis when they saw the flames go out. moreover, since the series was cancelled, a lot of events had to be smoshed into a few episodes, however thanks to the 42 minute gametime allowed per episode made it impossible to finish the arc, hence the making of the ark of truth, which to be fair did not explain many happenings either, so the rashness and illogicality of the events soon to follow created waaaay to many loose ends. unlike the goa'uld and anubis arcs, the ori arc was never really brought to a finish, and due to the rashness of events displayed on screen, the ori arc was made into a ridiculous saga. im not sure about the doci and the priors but the orici surely derived her powers (her life energy) straight from the ascended ori, after all the orici was given birth by the ori, which means if the ori really were destroyed by merlyn's weapon, the orici should've died, yet she still lived. also, another pathetic thing was that despite the ori having been destroyed, the crusade continued, and the intruduction of the ark of truth is pointless when you consider one simple thing; at the beginning of the ori arc it is stated that it is indeed the ori who ascend their followers, and in this belief the doci, the priors and all the followers of the ori spread origin via their intergalactic crusade, not fearing death because they knew that if they died, the ori would ascend them, but since the ori died and the flames of celestis were put out, who would ascend the believers??? so with the flames going out, even the most deeply believing priors and the doci should've have seen how meaningless their crusade became. so much potential was wasted on the ori arc and so many meaningful parts were left out. still, my favourite arc :)
2BaD2BNo1 ''im not sure about the doci and the priors but the orici surely derived her powers (her life energy) straight from the ascended ori, after all the orici was given birth by the ori, which means if the ori really were destroyed by merlyn's weapon, the orici should've died, yet she still lived'' because she herself is an ascended being, as much as a human can be. if she was a fully ascended Ori the ascended Ancients would have stepped in and eliminated her. this is the reason for her creation and the reason why the Ori didn't invade our galaxy themselves. ''also, another pathetic thing was that despite the ori having been destroyed, the crusade continued'' this was deliberate. the writers explained that there was no way to convince their followers that their gods had died. most of them would never have seen them anyway, how would they know? this is something that was lacking with the Jaffa as well. even with the Goa'uld dead a big number of them should still believe in their gods. ''at the beginning of the ori arc it is stated that it is indeed the ori who ascend their followers'' sorry, but no, it was clearly stated that the Ori don't share power. they actively work against the ascension of their followers, this is why they keep their followers mostly primitive and force them to worship them. this worship adds to the Ori's power. Self-knowledge and personal growth are requirements for ascending. and for that, you need free thought. something the Ori do not allow. ''since the ori died and the flames of celestis were put out, who would ascend the believers??? so with the flames going out, even the most deeply believing priors and the doci should've have seen how meaningless their crusade became.'' not to a fanatic. its hard to convince an extremist their way is wrong. you also assume their reaction would be to accept the Ori were false. that would be very hard, a great number of them would continue simply because they don't want to believe their gods weren't real. they might fight even harder, hoping they would return. after all, perhaps the gods abandoned them for not being true to their word. or perhaps they do accept they were all dead. you assume they would then be peaceful. yet, what if they wanted revenge for their murder? killing the Ori was a big gamble. much like killing Ra just gave Apophis more power and his downfall meant the rise of Anubis and when he was gone? Ba'al took over. "Those who abandon the Path are evil." "Foolhardy are those who do not follow the Path." ''Hallowed are the Ori''
Jamie Olberding any show can end in two ways: they end because the story is over. or no more episodes are ordered and then the show is cancelled. SG-1 is the latter. the show got cancelled after its 200th episode. with only 14 episodes left, and already in production there was no time to finish the Ori arc as planned. 'the Ark of Truth' is what season 11 would have been squeezed into a single movie. most shows don't get movies after they were cancelled, this is thanks to how popular the series was. SG-1 is very unique, it was cancelled three times. this first time was when Showtime (Seasons 1-5) cancelled the show after 100 episodes, yet the show was then picked up by Syfy (seasons 6-8) after the 8th season was supposed to be the shows last season with a planed ending. Syfy ordered two more seasons (seasons 9-10) then they cancelled the show. however MGM didn't want it to go and so had two movies made ''the Ark of Truth'' and ''Continuum'' more movies were planned, sadly they cancelled them ending SG-1 possibly forever. most shows aren't as lucky as SG-1, Stargate Universe got cancelled after just two seasons with a cliffhanger.
Honesty, i would love to see a new series further explore the Ori galaxy. Perhaps the said galaxy would fall into chaos and factional warfare. Lots of martial for fresh adventures.
I would have much preferred a story like this instead of Ark Of Truth. After Adria ascended in the episode 10x19 'Dominion' she realizes that the Ori were a fraud and it was in fact the Doci and the priors who continued their crusade. But I guess SG1 was always about evil gods so well.
Because it has several parts in it that are straight from his fathers work. Maybe paying a little homage to it since it is a related theme with Camelot and so on?
"I assume you planted that device because you wanted to learn more about us. I'll be happy to give you a quick lesson. We're not here to make enemies. But just because we're not looking for a fight, doesn't mean we'll run away from one. You may think you've left us defenseless, but let me tell you something about Humans. We don't give up easily. We'll protect Enterprise… any way we can." - Captain Johnathan Archer sends a message to their "mysterious friends" (Star Trek: Enterprise" season one episode 12 "Silent Enemy")
@@ghostofwolfmoonmani3877 No..... I just put this quote as an example and proof that Humans do not give up so easily EVEN when faced with extermination from hostile beings who want to destroy or enslave you. Do you understand exactly what I'm trying to say?
But if the number is the same,the situation might not look good for the Imperium,for Ori are basically Imperium but with more stable and powerful psykers,essentially when you replace the Emperor with the old ones.@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim
The Krill Empire ["The Orville" TV Series] versus the Ori! Who would win? Krill Captain Delak: "LAUNCH ALL FIGHTERS!!!!" Krill Marauder Fighter Pilot: "SHOW NO MERCY!!! WE FIGHT FOR THE GLORY OF AVIS!!!!"
The Ori fleet commander: what in the name of the ori was those annoying things......... thats how it will go the krill would be no match for the ori hell even the kaylons would fear the ori with the kaylons being the most advanced race in the orville series. but a fleet to fleet battle the Kaylon may actually struggle with the Ori! the issue with the ori is they are a race who built there ships by having a singular limited firing arc death weapon capable of destroying planets suplimented with some mediocre particle blasters. if you avoid the hyper beam of death weapon you could effectively wear down the ori shields and kill them but when they are in large numbers avoiding the ori particle beam will be hard if not impossible yet potentially with some tricky manuvering you could trick the ori into some nice friendly fire situations lol but this would have to be done with small ships like frigates or destroyers designed for manuverability not sustained fights.
Dalek: "ALERT! ALERT! TEN ORI WARSHIPS HAVE DROPPED OUT OF HYPERSPACE!" Dalek Supreme: "Open communications channel to the lead Ori Warship!" Dalek 1: "Communications channel is open! The Ori are are sending a transmission!" Dalek Supreme: "What does it say?" Dalek 2: "It states "Those who are prideful and refuse to bow down shall be laid low and made unto dust! They are forcing us to surrender or be destroyed!" Dalek 3: "They are locking weapons onto our fleet!" Dalek Supreme: "Send a transmission to the Ori! Tell them we Daleks will not surrender to hostile corrupted species such as them! The Daleks are never defeated!" Dalek 3: "Message sent! It is highly unlikely they will heed our response!" Dalek Supreme: "The evil Ori are fools! They do not know we are more powerful and advanced than they are! Tell the Dalek Fleet to lock all particle, fusion cannons, and missile weaponary onto the Ori fleet!" Dalek 4: "Our fleet of two hundred Battle Saucer ships responds that they're all ready and awaiting your instructions!" Dalek Supreme: "Excellent! ALL SHIPS! OPEN FIRE!"
@Bocaan The Humble Dalek Supreme: "Daleks reign Supreme! ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!!" Multitude of Daleks: [echoing] "ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!! ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!! ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!! ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!!"
lol retro badger even said that when it pitting a ori ship against a borg tac in one of his recent videos he does match up's of sci fi ship using a star trek simulation game the ori particle beam began to harm the tac but then it started to do less damage (they adapted) and the ori was defeated sadly not assimilated. it proves the ori are not all powerful and against a race who would see the ori was a major priority target for assimilation they would not last long especially when the borg realise its only dangerous aspect is the front gun and how it has a limited firing arc they would simply move the ship to a safer position and begin assimilation tactics knowing its strongest aspect would require the ship to turn to use. also in the battle of the gate the borg would have hoovered up everyone and everything in doing so the borg would have become a threat far worse than the bug replicators in no time.
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One of the best OSTs from the series
"...And those who are prideful and refuse to bow down shall be laid low and made unto dust."
Always made me wonder what would have happened if the Alliance fleet would not have fired first?
in french: Tous ceux qui feront preuve de fierté, et refuseront de se soumettre ,seront balayés comme poussiere au vent.
translation litteraly :All those who show pride, and will refuse to submit, will be swept away like dust in wind.
@@brav0wing Well the Ori were powering up weapons. They would have shot first if the Milky Way fleet hadn’t
"And then did Tyolus say to the people of the low plains, 'Seek not the wickedness amongst your neighbors, lest it find purchase in your own house'"
Dang someone beat me too it
1:55 "Here we go... All batteries, open fire!"
3:19 Luxian alliance with Teal'c arrived.
4:15 Korolev recieved 2 Ori phaserand explodes with Colonel Chekov in board....
4:44 Battle is over,we lost!!!
@@Lodai974 Really tragic day for Earth and her Allies, all because they underestimated the Ori's powerful navy.
@@Lodai974 I’m sad that Chekhov couldn’t be around longer I really liked his character
@@jamieolberding7731 Ori Empire is one of most powerful Powers in galaxy and universe.
Reverse stabilizers!
Magnetize, magnetize!
4:33 - The explosion of Korolev. Strong moment.
Loss of Chekov, worst loss ever.
Not the Korolov! We need a monument to the Korolov so honor the ship that sacrificed it self to protect the galaxy from invasion.
I've always hated how the show would pretty much always kill off the Russian characters. Chekov, to my knowledge, was the only recurring Russian character, and I hate that I was able to predict the demise of not only him, but the Korolev as well.
As a side note, it should be Korolyov, not Korolev. The Russian character ë actually represents "yo", not "e".
@@SuperGman117 To be FAIR, when they first aired the show, the Cold War had JUST ended. Not saying that they had a right, don't get me wrong. Just gotta remember the times.
I did wish the Korolev (Korolyov?) had survived a few more episodes at least. Chekov was a nice guy, for a Russian General. Bet Landry and O'Neil are wishing he had him instead of whoever replaced him at the Department of Homeworld Security. :P
I remember the first time I watched this battle go down. As it dragged on it became more evident the Ori were going to win this skirmish. Then it hit me. The Ori are basically on the level of the ancients when it comes to technology. They had superiority for now...
This is perhaps not the best seasons, seasons 9 and 10 but this music is one of the best in the universe Stargate !
I rather enjoyed both seasons a lot and that was because of Ben Browder and Claudia Black.
The Ori are quite interesting as villains. For all intents and purposes they weren’t lying about being Gods.
@@Gothic7876 i was first taken aback by "oh its the goauld plot again but with toilet shaped ships."
But they really managed to build up, sell and resolve the Ori threat.
It took TWO macguffins AND what amounts to actual divine intervention to stop the crusade.
You are objectively wrong.
I like both this ost and the one that played in Atlantis’ S4,E11 when they attacked the replicator’s home world
I know people like to joke about the designs of the Ori Motherships, but I always found them to be rather unique in their own way
I think the design is great as well. Unique.
They are the shape of the ori religious symbol but they are also toilet lids in space.
@@Not-Apwith an energy turd in the middle 😅
Once you have seen daedalus class ships and asguard designs all distinctly masculine, none of the other designs impress us anymore not even startrek ships
Goldsmith genius at work.
Hallowed are the Ori!
"I do miss the Klingons! They're going miss a really interesting battle!"
"I have a feeling we're going to miss them!"
@@Optimusprime240 Yep. "Today is a Good day to DIE!"
hallowed are the ori!
@@chalhoggs158 Yep.
@@Optimusprime240 "Forget the Klingons. Our job is to get to Deep Space Nine and prevent the Dominion reinforcements from coming through the wormhole, and that's what we're going to do."
"Apologies for my late arrival"
"Better late than never."
@@chrisevans6548 "Indeed."
Great holy armies shall be gathered and trained to fight all those who embrace evil. In the name of the gods, ships shall be built to carry our warriors out amongst the stars, and we will spread Origin to all unbelievers
YES!! Fantastic!
i love this song. its epic
Those who reject the path to enlightenment must be destroyed!
The Imperium of Men approves of that message. The Adeptus Mechanicus executes that message.
sublime
Enim lupin purnum pravus intus ...
Sanctus Ori
Insane
A tone else get 1953 "war of the worlds" vibes from this battle
Is it sad that I can hear all dialogue and SFX in my head
Great, thx!
Klingons, Romulans, and Federation vs the Ori! Who would win?
Jamie Olberding cough.. the literal gods..
All Hallowed are the Ori!.
You have to remember that the Ori themselves are the closest thing there is to true gods, they are akin to the Q, they could literally just snap fingers and the entire Klingon-Romulan-Federation alliance would vanish into thin air.
The alliance would definitely give a fair fight against the armies of the Ori though we are talking about ships here that cut through a fleet of Goa'Uld motherships, an Asgard O'Neill class and two BC304 almost effortlessly. It would entirely depend on how many Ori vessels the Federation is facing.
@@minetech4898 The Federation and their Klingon allies, and Romulans are much more powerful united and I think they would eventually defeat the evil Ori! Don't forget they all have powerful weaponray such as phasers, disruptors, Photon torpedoes, Quantum Torpedoes [very powerful], and Triphasic torpedoes [another weapon that can blow a single Borg Cube to bits].
@@jamieolberding7731 what Martin Beck said.
Haha, Joel kinda ripped off First Knight's "Arthur's Farewell" by his dad. Probably an intentional wink-wink for Jerry fans.
And both involving Camelot.
@IJN Yamato Here's a link th-cam.com/video/SsnY-gsdOaM/w-d-xo.html
I think "homage" is a better word then "rip off"
@@Myuutsuu85 Yeah, of course.
@Patrick Cossack Can't you read?
the ori arc was the best arc in sg-1. if sg-1 had not got cancelled, the ori arc would've continued and there would've been no point in releasing the ark of truth, but obviously the saga had to be wrapped up to give the viewers at least some closure.
one of the biggest diappointments in the ori arc was that when merlyn's weapon was sent over to the ori galaxy and killed the ori, nothing of the events taking place in the ori galaxy was displayed. we got one puny indication some time thereafter that 'the flames of celestis have gone out'. but come on, anyone rooting for sg-1 would've wanted to see the flames being extenguished, or at least the looks on the faces of the priors, including the doci, in the city of celestis when they saw the flames go out. moreover, since the series was cancelled, a lot of events had to be smoshed into a few episodes, however thanks to the 42 minute gametime allowed per episode made it impossible to finish the arc, hence the making of the ark of truth, which to be fair did not explain many happenings either, so the rashness and illogicality of the events soon to follow created waaaay to many loose ends.
unlike the goa'uld and anubis arcs, the ori arc was never really brought to a finish, and due to the rashness of events displayed on screen, the ori arc was made into a ridiculous saga. im not sure about the doci and the priors but the orici surely derived her powers (her life energy) straight from the ascended ori, after all the orici was given birth by the ori, which means if the ori really were destroyed by merlyn's weapon, the orici should've died, yet she still lived. also, another pathetic thing was that despite the ori having been destroyed, the crusade continued, and the intruduction of the ark of truth is pointless when you consider one simple thing; at the beginning of the ori arc it is stated that it is indeed the ori who ascend their followers, and in this belief the doci, the priors and all the followers of the ori spread origin via their intergalactic crusade, not fearing death because they knew that if they died, the ori would ascend them, but since the ori died and the flames of celestis were put out, who would ascend the believers??? so with the flames going out, even the most deeply believing priors and the doci should've have seen how meaningless their crusade became.
so much potential was wasted on the ori arc and so many meaningful parts were left out. still, my favourite arc :)
"Stargate SG1 wasn't cancelled! It was very successful!"
2BaD2BNo1
''im not sure about the doci and the priors but the orici surely derived her powers (her life energy) straight from the ascended ori, after all the orici was given birth by the ori, which means if the ori really were destroyed by merlyn's weapon, the orici should've died, yet she still lived''
because she herself is an ascended being, as much as a human can be. if she was a fully ascended Ori the ascended Ancients would have stepped in and eliminated her. this is the reason for her creation and the reason why the Ori didn't invade our galaxy themselves.
''also, another pathetic thing was that despite the ori having been destroyed, the crusade continued''
this was deliberate. the writers explained that there was no way to convince their followers that their gods had died. most of them would never have seen them anyway, how would they know? this is something that was lacking with the Jaffa as well. even with the Goa'uld dead a big number of them should still believe in their gods.
''at the beginning of the ori arc it is stated that it is indeed the ori who ascend their followers''
sorry, but no, it was clearly stated that the Ori don't share power. they actively work against the ascension of their followers, this is why they keep their followers mostly primitive and force them to worship them. this worship adds to the Ori's power. Self-knowledge and personal growth are requirements for ascending. and for that, you need free thought. something the Ori do not allow.
''since the ori died and the flames of celestis were put out, who would ascend the believers??? so with the flames going out, even the most deeply believing priors and the doci should've have seen how meaningless their crusade became.''
not to a fanatic.
its hard to convince an extremist their way is wrong.
you also assume their reaction would be to accept the Ori were false. that would be very hard, a great number of them would continue simply because they don't want to believe their gods weren't real. they might fight even harder, hoping they would return. after all, perhaps the gods abandoned them for not being true to their word. or perhaps they do accept they were all dead. you assume they would then be peaceful. yet, what if they wanted revenge for their murder?
killing the Ori was a big gamble. much like killing Ra just gave Apophis more power and his downfall meant the rise of Anubis and when he was gone? Ba'al took over.
"Those who abandon the Path are evil."
"Foolhardy are those who do not follow the Path."
''Hallowed are the Ori''
Jamie Olberding
any show can end in two ways:
they end because the story is over.
or no more episodes are ordered and then the show is cancelled.
SG-1 is the latter.
the show got cancelled after its 200th episode. with only 14 episodes left, and already in production there was no time to finish the Ori arc as planned. 'the Ark of Truth' is what season 11 would have been squeezed into a single movie.
most shows don't get movies after they were cancelled, this is thanks to how popular the series was.
SG-1 is very unique, it was cancelled three times. this first time was when Showtime (Seasons 1-5) cancelled the show after 100 episodes, yet the show was then picked up by Syfy (seasons 6-8) after the 8th season was supposed to be the shows last season with a planed ending. Syfy ordered two more seasons (seasons 9-10) then they cancelled the show.
however MGM didn't want it to go and so had two movies made ''the Ark of Truth'' and ''Continuum'' more movies were planned, sadly they cancelled them ending SG-1 possibly forever.
most shows aren't as lucky as SG-1, Stargate Universe got cancelled after just two seasons with a cliffhanger.
Honesty, i would love to see a new series further explore the Ori galaxy. Perhaps the said galaxy would fall into chaos and factional warfare. Lots of martial for fresh adventures.
I would have much preferred a story like this instead of Ark Of Truth.
After Adria ascended in the episode 10x19 'Dominion' she realizes that the Ori were a fraud and it was in fact the Doci and the priors who continued their crusade.
But I guess SG1 was always about evil gods so well.
Why do I get "The first Knight" music vibes here?
Because it has several parts in it that are straight from his fathers work. Maybe paying a little homage to it since it is a related theme with Camelot and so on?
Where did you get this?
I'm a bit late, but you are able to extract music/voice from MKV files. This is an example of it, hence low quality.
"I assume you planted that device because you wanted to learn more about us. I'll be happy to give you a quick lesson. We're not here to make enemies. But just because we're not looking for a fight, doesn't mean we'll run away from one. You may think you've left us defenseless, but let me tell you something about Humans. We don't give up easily. We'll protect Enterprise… any way we can."
- Captain Johnathan Archer sends a message to their "mysterious friends" (Star Trek: Enterprise" season one episode 12 "Silent Enemy")
was this song used in star trek?
@@ghostofwolfmoonmani3877 No..... I just put this quote as an example and proof that Humans do not give up so easily EVEN when faced with extermination from hostile beings who want to destroy or enslave you. Do you understand exactly what I'm trying to say?
Imperium of man vs ori which zealot wins
Imperium of womyn, duh.
Imperium. While the Ori would (Probably) be able to destroy some rather irreplaceable ships, the Imperium has numbers.
@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim except they could come and use their space magic to whipe out any resistance
But if the number is the same,the situation might not look good for the Imperium,for Ori are basically Imperium but with more stable and powerful psykers,essentially when you replace the Emperor with the old ones.@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim
The Krill Empire ["The Orville" TV Series] versus the Ori! Who would win?
Krill Captain Delak: "LAUNCH ALL FIGHTERS!!!!"
Krill Marauder Fighter Pilot: "SHOW NO MERCY!!! WE FIGHT FOR THE GLORY OF AVIS!!!!"
The Ori fleet commander: what in the name of the ori was those annoying things.........
thats how it will go the krill would be no match for the ori hell even the kaylons would fear the ori with the kaylons being the most advanced race in the orville series. but a fleet to fleet battle the Kaylon may actually struggle with the Ori! the issue with the ori is they are a race who built there ships by having a singular limited firing arc death weapon capable of destroying planets suplimented with some mediocre particle blasters.
if you avoid the hyper beam of death weapon you could effectively wear down the ori shields and kill them but when they are in large numbers avoiding the ori particle beam will be hard if not impossible yet potentially with some tricky manuvering you could trick the ori into some nice friendly fire situations lol but this would have to be done with small ships like frigates or destroyers designed for manuverability not sustained fights.
Dalek: "ALERT! ALERT! TEN ORI WARSHIPS HAVE DROPPED OUT OF HYPERSPACE!"
Dalek Supreme: "Open communications channel to the lead Ori Warship!"
Dalek 1: "Communications channel is open! The Ori are are sending a transmission!"
Dalek Supreme: "What does it say?"
Dalek 2: "It states "Those who are prideful and refuse to bow down shall be laid low and made unto dust! They are forcing us to surrender or be destroyed!"
Dalek 3: "They are locking weapons onto our fleet!"
Dalek Supreme: "Send a transmission to the Ori! Tell them we Daleks will not surrender to hostile corrupted species such as them! The Daleks are never defeated!"
Dalek 3: "Message sent! It is highly unlikely they will heed our response!"
Dalek Supreme: "The evil Ori are fools! They do not know we are more powerful and advanced than they are! Tell the Dalek Fleet to lock all particle, fusion cannons, and missile weaponary onto the Ori fleet!"
Dalek 4: "Our fleet of two hundred Battle Saucer ships responds that they're all ready and awaiting your instructions!"
Dalek Supreme: "Excellent! ALL SHIPS! OPEN FIRE!"
@Bocaan The Humble Dalek Supreme: "Daleks reign Supreme! ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!!"
Multitude of Daleks: [echoing] "ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!! ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!! ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!! ALL HAIL THE DALEKS!!!"
Dafuq?
Mong
Depending which version of the Daleks they would stomp the Ori fleet.
@@Gothic7876 True. What about Daleks VS the Necron's (from Warhammer 40K)?
chwała ori
who can give me the title of the music => th-cam.com/video/qhHeCQBz4kA/w-d-xo.html
please?
"Colonel Chekov another fleet is exiting hyperspace!"
*WE ARE THE BORG. YOU WILL BE ASSIMILATED. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE.*
Ori Fleet: Well fuck.
lol retro badger even said that when it pitting a ori ship against a borg tac in one of his recent videos he does match up's of sci fi ship using a star trek simulation game the ori particle beam began to harm the tac but then it started to do less damage (they adapted) and the ori was defeated sadly not assimilated.
it proves the ori are not all powerful and against a race who would see the ori was a major priority target for assimilation they would not last long especially when the borg realise its only dangerous aspect is the front gun and how it has a limited firing arc they would simply move the ship to a safer position and begin assimilation tactics knowing its strongest aspect would require the ship to turn to use.
also in the battle of the gate the borg would have hoovered up everyone and everything in doing so the borg would have become a threat far worse than the bug replicators in no time.