Which Sci-Fi Universe has the LARGEST SHIP? | Star Wars, WH40k, Halo, Star Trek
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Star Wars, Star Trek, Warhammer 40k and Halo go head-to-head as we look to see which science fiction universe has the largest ship.
From the Imperial Super Star Destroyers of Star Wars legends lore, to the V'Ger and the Whale Probe of Star Trek, to the CSO Class Super Carrier and the Forerunner Mantle's Approach of Halo, to the ridiculousness of Warhammer 40k. Which sci-fi universe has the largest ship? We'll find out today!
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As a warhammer player, I must say that everything about it is almost unnecessarily giant, especially the prices
*Wallet cries in Imperial Guard*
*Laughs in just playing dawn of war ultimate apocalypse and warhammer total war for games while reading books for lore*
Know that battle brothers
I feel that, I recently started playing and collecting myself and started with Orkz, I'm only like an 8th done with my army and have already spent $2-300
@@ogxbongz3539 hell I got like 10 g in the game and looking to get rid of
I'm sorry, but if you're including the asteroid ship from Star Trek on the basis that it has internal life support, weapons, and engines, then how does the Death Star not qualify?
Ditto for the Necron World Engine, it was mobile under its own power, that should make it a vehicle rather than a station.
Kjasi what about the halo ring
Because the death star is stated in star wars as a Mobile command center not a space ship
It's because they can't move under its own power. Similar to an oil platform not being a ship.
@@jacobari6371 Death Star 2 no, but the first Death Star could move on it's own and could jump to hyperspace. How do you think they got it from Alderaan to Dantooine to Yavin 4? I would even argue that the only reason Death Star 2 couldn't move is because it was still under construction.
Also what is a mobile command center but a type of space ship? The Death Stars are Space Ships.
40k: It’s not overpowered if everything else is overpowered
Unless its the smurfs and its written by matt ward
It's more overrated than overpowered...
@@user-iy7jo7bq4f Lol k
@@greysjorgens1128
No seriously, many 40k fans love to think the franchise is unbeatable...
It isn't...
@Shlomo Shekelstein
No, 40k is a science fantasy, a very soft sci-fi.
It cannot compete with other soft sci-fi/science fantasy like DC, Marvel, Dragon Ball...
Hell, even certain hard sci-fi can still beat the hell out of 40K.
It's the hype that created the illusion of OPness.
40K's power level is only mid-tier at best.
“Warhammer 40k :it’s on a completely different scale”
Anyone want to pitch that as the tag line to games workshop
But I like "in the far future there is only war"
I wanna make a super op SiFi universe just to put warhammer in its place
Liam Nacinovich it won't work, there are already scifi realities that are more powerful by a factor of infinity to null, and WH 40k STILL isn't guaranteed to lose due to a little things that the creators of WH40k said in an interview way back in the old fluff... It was quite long but can be narrowed down to "unless you under observation roll over a 4 on a six sided dice the universe that has been put against warhammer 40k has auto lost, due to covering what would happen should a soul barring race born without the immunity to the warp entering the universe with it become a thing... Yeah it's not a good idea
angel lara so do I, but the on a whole different scale could be the Vs tag line
wasnt Warhammer invented to be just that?
Is anyone really surprised that Warhammer 40K wins anymore? It's a joke, _"Who's number 1?", "Warhammer", "Ok, who's number 2?", "THAT is a good question..."_
Well the theory is - if you make EVERYTHING overpowered, nothing is overpowered....
@Tony The Slave Trader ahh supreme commander, where tanks are as replaceable as imperial guard
@Tony The Slave Trader Their space fleets aren't showed in the game. Only dropship used by Cybran CDR has appeared in the game.
@Tony The Slave Trader But without space superiority and intel about ship structure I doubt if their teleportation technique can target other spaceship. And they need Quantum Gate pre-constructed to teleport to other systems. Indeed the SPC universe can be unmatched in terms of ground battle, but space is totally another thing which the game series haven't showed us much about.
Why is War even on the list Lmao.. it's not as famous. The players look like they're wearing armored Diapers. Lmao
I feel like Space Hulks deserve a mention too, for the WH40K universe.
I'd be inclined to agree if Space Hulks could be piloted. They really can't, they just drift through the warp (in warp time) and pop out now and then.
Yes they tend to have atmosphere, and are so massive they have their own gravity and ecosystems and can support all manner of life.
The passengers are helpless though, adrift and unable to control where it goes or when it gets there. Less a ship and more a mass of ghost ships.
@@SoulSoundMuisc That's a pretty good point.
That said, where do we then draw the line for what is a ship and what is not? Reapers are described as sentient starships and possess no true "crew", "cockpit", or "life support systems". I feel that the general gaming community likely still considers them ships.
I still think that Space Hulks deserve (at least) an honorable mention for that reason. They are frequently described as "an amalgam of starships", too.
@@xara505 Replying backwards, here.
I DO agree that Space Hulks should get an honorable mention. They're iconic. They've had games based on them. They're a part of the 40K Universe and not as a little footnote.
To your point about other large iconic vessels, I have to take those on a case by case basis.
Reavers, to me, are artificial lifeforms akin to an eldritch horror from the Lovecraftian mythos. Enormous, alien, self aware.
But what about Leviathans from Farscape? They're 'living ships', but they don't exist as ships in the wild. More "giant space whale" than real ship, but they're used as ships and required special empathic links and pilots and retrofits to be used as such.
Those subjects do get a bit sticky... and is one of the reasons I love good science fiction so much.
Is an Eldar Craftworld a ship? An artificial planet? A fast moving station? A semi sentient being with its own desires? All four?
Aren’t space hulks just derelict battle barges though?
@@batnacks if only. They are many ships mashed together in the warp, and other debris too. They're all different kinds of ships from all different times.
They're truly massive. So massive that if one enters into a system it's too big to blow up and destroy without something like a full strength Imperial Armada that's prepared for it.
#EckhartsLadder, you need to correct your information. 1AU (astronomical unit) is not 100,000 km. 1 AU is actually the distance between Earth and Sun, i.e. approximately 150,000,000 km.
I mean, he does say "over 100,000 km" so while technically correct he's hilariously out of scale.
Also, he said that High Charity is "50 plus kilometers", when its diameter is roughly 340km, and is over 500km tall (although I guess he is technically correct)
@@khazinthedark6180 Well, he also says High Charity is 50km+, when its actually 500km+. Making it several times bigger than the Phalanx.
@@dominicwalli So? He's still 'technically correct' and he's more correct than the 500km+ since High Charity's demi-spherical section is 348km in diameter. This is despite both HC and the Phalanx being stations and not ships and also comparing entire franchises to just the Imperium instead of the Warhammer 40k franchise as a whole.
@@khazinthedark6180 The high charity is 505 kilometers long, hence why i said 500km+. I wont see the video again, but if i recall correctly,he would constantly state the lenght of the ships.
The Death Stars were capable of hyprspace travel and moved exactly like any other ship.
Tbh 1000 space marines would rip the Death Star apart lol
Tiny Table Wargames or just 1 space wizard lol
@@insomniacbritgaming1632 How?
dominicwalli nothing can stop 1000 space marine except 1000 space marine.
@@Thalasseven Alot of things can stop 1,000 space marines., specially in the 40k universe.
*Waits to see if Eldar Craftworlds are mentioned*
1 hour ago or Phalanx, or any of the Necron capital ships.
Agreed
BDZ can also do that. You don't need a death star to blow up a planet in SW. Just a dozen of Acclamators :D.
EXTERMINATUS
+Mr. Hand, stop trolling just stop.
1 astronomical unit =
149597871 kilometres
So, not 100k but a 150 million kilometres
... or: 1 AU is distace between Earth and Sun.
Vger cloud is 82 astronomical units (12,200,000,000 km)
Technically he's actually right. He said more than 100,000,000
@@filpav5987 depends which version you watch, they realized how big 82 AU's (roughly the orbit of Pluto) so scaled it back to the orbit of the Earth
"over"
Warhammer 40k: Why is it when I always win, it is always you three?
*Star Wars, Star Trek, Halo*
@B. BoB. Agreed
Really those are the most known sci-fi fantasy races. If we go in the entirety of sci-fantast races Xeelee, Time Lords/Daleks, and downstreamers shitstomp them.
@@isaachinds3736 i mean if we take dr.who into it..... isn't the tardis infinite on the inside?
The biggest reason it always wins is because it’s the furthest into the future of them all especially Star Wars
Yeah it's always the same 3 mainstream sci-fi that aren't really that overblown. The really crazy scifi universes are never talked about when comparing to 40k which would lose against them pretty hard.
Our moon is also larger than the average moon
...in our solar system.
This is news to me, Luna is bigger than the other moons?
@@Fudgeoff6628 No it's not. It's big as moons go but it's smaller than Ganymede, Callisto and Io (moons of Jupiter) and also smaller than Titan (a moon of Saturn).
Σφυροδρεπανος Καρχαριας thank you, it was a interesting read (I googled after you pointed these moons out to me)
Actually Earth has a very large moon. I am saying this because I am comparing the moon to the planet it is orbiting. Sure, Jupiter and Saturn both have moons that are larger, however, those planets completely dwarf Earth. If I recall correctly, Titan, a moon orbiting Saturn is roughly the same size as Earth while Saturn completely dwarfs Earth. The reason why Earth has an larger than normal moon compared to it is because when Earth was forming, it actually had a twin we named Thea. This planet crashed into ours and ripped a massive chunk out of Earth which we now know to be our moon.
The Death Star and High Charity are spaceships. They have both FTL and sunlight mobility. Even if they're called space stations, they are 100% functionally spaceships.
Starkiller Base might also count, given it clearly has FTL capability.
Remember what a spaceship actually IS: A vehicle that travels through space.
but by that logic wouldn't Warhammer 40k still win out with the Craftworlds? or the Blackstone fortresses that chaos and the Imperium have both made use of?
Technically speaking, 40k should win on Craftworlds, because they actually are ships, no technically about it. The Craftworlds were created by the Eldar to flee from their doomed homeworlds during the Fall of the Eldar. They were intended to be mobile habitats, similar to the Quarian Migrant Fleet of Mass Effect, only each ship is intended to hold the population of an entire planet, instead of the entire fleet holding the same pop.
The Greater Ark would also count then?
Okay, but those are outstanding exceptions within their factions. The outstanding exceptions in 40K are _mass produced_ just in lower numbers than most of the other ships. With the exception of Planet Killer, which isn't even close to being the largest class of ship in 40K.
This reminds me of that Meme between the Imperium of Man and Federation ship comparison.
Stating
Where's Your Federation Now?
I mean, Horus did fight the Federation during the end of the Great Crusade. It wasn't OFFICIALLY the Star Trek Federation, but it had so many similar elements that it was hard to claim it was anything else.
It was much more weaponized, if we are talking of the same federation. So, technically, Horus defeated a much greater enemy than the Star Trek's federation.
Hilariously those ones are massively out of scale, especially with the 150km long Sperenza being shown as 8km long due to scaling off art, canonically 1.5km long cobra escorts are shwon as 600metres, everything is waaay off.
You have to Remember warhammer has been around A lot longer then the other ones. The one disadvantage is they are stagnant in creating brand new technologies
Not warhammer, the Imperium of Man, only.
And orks. But orks are a special case, considering they follow a non-linear path in technological evolution.
Tau are doing a great job at lowering the technological gap with the rest of the galaxy, tyranids are... Well, tyranids, SMC and Dark Eldar are alway innovating, but in a twisted sense, eldar... Frankly, I don't know, necrons have yet to encounter an enemy they cannot kill with their current technology (strategy put aside).
In fact, especially since Guilliman return (
The forerunner mega structures have an FTL drive, sublight engines. Weapons and shields. Going on your ckassification of the star trek ship then the halo rings and ark etc should count.
I'll just throw in the star roads for good measure seeing as keyminds seem to be able to "pilot" them like ships
Does the Halo Ring and Ark have FTL drives and sublight engines other than for staying in orbit?
I know the Ark can transport Halo Rings away, but can it move itself meaningful distances?
@@Hust91 They defiantly have sublight engines for positioning but I'm not sure if either ark could go into slipspace. I would think so, just a slightly larger wormhole but dunno, check the wiki
Right? he considers the Phalanx a spaceship, but not other spacecrafts faster than it on this list.
Man, EVEN IF YOU THROW IN THE ARK, WH40k STILL wins, because they have galaxy sized beings, which would, in theory, classify as ships. I don't have to give exact measurements for obvious reasons.
*includes WH40K in any list*
Ahhh I see we wanted an obvious number 1 slot
Someone hasn't watched the "Which faction has the best army?" video, I guess. :3
@@LeviathanStorm38 yeah, just throwing more men at the problem does not equal "good",
@@thesocialistsarecoming8565 The Russians beg to differ.
@@angelopueyygarcia43 no lol, the russians threw men AND tanks at the problem, and usually put the tanks in front of the men.
To be fair he hasnt included supreme commander
Imagine an imperial guard army
Now imagine every guardsman is a variant of russ tank
Now imagine every ogryn is a baneblade
Now imagine every commissar is a titan
Thats supreme commander
The thiccest forerunner structures: The Big Box, The stacked circles, thiccer ark, and of course their ego
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ResTalon 894 Great job, my friend. Now they are going to vaporize all of us humans.
@@EckhartsLadder Shadow-of-T H I C C-Star
While I agree that High Charity isn't a ship, I was surprised by how small you made it seem. 50+ Kilometers, while not wrong, didn't sit well with me...
I just looked it up and apparently it is over 500 kilometers tall, and over 300 across. It's a very big boy.
J P And considered still not finished.
Ikr. Literally it casted a shadow on the Ark. THE ARK.
Fallout 4 Life that was the actual ship not a shadow the ark (the smaller one) was over 100,000 km in diameter
I mean it casted a shadow because of the size. Like the sun only casts light on one side of the moon
Fallout 4 Life so you mean like a solar eclipse
Yeah i don't know... this kinda felt inconsistent. Some space stations count as ships, some don't, the sizes don't match up for a lot of the ships. High Charity was not 50km across. It was 500km across. It had sheilds, engines, a jump drive (and is observed jumping in the game and described in detailed in the books) and weapons, life support, etc. High Charity is absolutely a ship. This comparison seemed pretty flawed from the start.
Star wars- “we don't really see anything that's 100’s of kms long” Death Star - 160km wide
Yea I didn’t get why he didnt mention high charity more. I mean halo first strike literally described that it’s gravity works like a hollow world and that you can walk on walls and the ceiling
Don’t even get us started on Halos and the Ark...if they were ships that is.
@@urboi6307 the ark is stationary the installations (rings) are definitely not stationary
High charity wasn’t a ship so much as a artificial home world for the covenant with big engines and shielding all powered by a forerunner capital ship planted inside it
@@callumtrott7661 So... what you're telling me is... it's basically a ship. Gotcha.
In a universe where Continent sized battle stations exist as a regular occurrence, and the moon itself is a full on weapons platform, so we even really need to wonder who’ll win this
He was actually wrong, and downplayed many of the other ships on the list.
High Charity is 500km in diameter, and he said ¨50+ kilometers¨. It can also engage in slipspace and is completely independent in its movement.
Death stars are also able to engage Hyperspace, and were made to fight.
The phalanx is a defensive structure, its a fortress for fucks sake. Its the only one being characterized as a defensive thing.
dominicwalli “the phalanx is a defensive structure” tell that to the Cadians
@@dominicwalli
If you can destroy the thing thats attacks you
Then in comparison you have the best defence
@@lefoolish1989 A best offence is a good defense
I mean yeah he lists the phalanx which yeah big, but the rock... Ooh the rock is way bigger
Which universe needs to compensate more.
The Biggest bio ship in hivefleet leviathan was described as the biggest astral body in wh40k....
referance for this??
A hive fleet is genetically the same all ships in hive fleet leviathan are genetics so they could be considered as all one ship
Rip the tyranids if they do that, no way to feed it all they'd die out in years. Also, no, the biggest astral body in Wh40k is something like the bertullian galactic cluster, same as in real life (honestly forgot the name, its only a few million galaxies and contqins basically all of the visible universe)
@@thesocialistsarecoming8565 that's not a body, it's a cluster, if you consider single entities, the second largest is a star (i think)
@@davineves8529 fair enough, but it also does 3efer to clusters of objects with a shared recent origin or that have some other shared aspects.
Human's bridge: At the nose, on the top or at the bottom.
Alien's bridge: Somewhere the middle.
EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
Battlestar Galactica has the CiC in the center of the ship though?
The Uss defiant has a sunken bridge which isnt anywhere near as exposed
Smart aliens.
The Death Star moved, it made Hyperspace jumps throughout the galaxy, it had its own engines, moved under its own power. The fact the it was called a 'station' owed to its ability to remain in an area, and act as a base...the fact is, that until HALO and 40k came out, it was the single largest vessel that most people knew of. It counts.
Armagheddon is an artificial planet that could do that
The size of the ship doesn't matter, it's how you use it.
TheWe1c0meMatt like how if a 3 km ship can kill a 60 km ship, then a 60 km ship can kill a 1,200 km ship
Unless you’re 40k in which case ludicrously large ships are the norm
Colin Thorneycroft the supremacy was still working after the ram so it wasn’t dead (yet)
Mobile suit gundam lives by that statement
RBobrownicki
I think the saying was around before that but yes that was the intended joke
Sees “Why does Warhammer 40k always win” in suggested videos. *chuckles*
Why does 40k always win?
Simple.
If you want to create a ridiculously large ship in SW/ST etc, you have to show it flying through space, to scale, firing at the thousands of tiny little ships around it, those ships exploding and thier crews getting sucked into cold hard space, the large ships itself taking fire, its shields buckling, parts of it exploding and the crew evaporating, and this ship itself succumbing to enemy fire and going bang.
For 40k, you simply open word, and start your new novel along the lines of ''The company of guardsmen boarded the Sir Raoul Moat, a grand battleship 500 Jupiters long and 150 Jupiters tall, boasting over 1 million heavy naval lascannon for defence''.
Creating that huge SW/ST ship would cost million of dollars in special effects.
I just created an even bigger 40k warship in about 10 seconds of typing, far more powerful than anything in the SW/ST universes - and probably existing 40k too.
Debbiebabe69 You know star wars has comics and novels? Also, is there actually a ship THAT big?!
Yes it does, but it also has FILMS. You actually get to see the super star destroyer fight off attacks. Them ridiculously oversized 40k ships, they only exist in writing (and yes there are also SW ships that only exist in writing too). As for my ship, the Sir Raoul Moat does exist now because I have just created it ;)
And no, im not anti-GW, owning armies for games as far back as 2nd edition 40k, 4th edition WH, as well as for the original Adeptus Titanicus and Space Marine games - including four Imperator and three Banelord titans.
the largest ship ever even mentioned in star wars lore is only 260km.
Debbiebabe69I'm just saying this but both Helsreach and Death of Hope beg to differ.
"A single AU is over 100,000 kilometers."
Eck, hahaha....i know you messed that one up....
An AU is over *100,000,000* kilometers.
:P
Well...he isn't *technically* wrong....
Good for you guys, you're all wrong. An AU is about 150,000,000 km rounded up.
Me: don't recognize immediatly the imperium aquila
Also me: *die like an heretic*
Nah, just join chaos, you know you want to.
We have cookies.
@@Generalscorpio count me in
@@Generalscorpio Except Nurgle made those cookies...
@@EMan-1920 no Khorne wanted them so Malal goes to Tzeentch who agres to help so he and Malal go to Slanesh and Request her help Slanesh out of bordom agrees and thoghether
Ther ask Nurgle fore the Ingredints he givs them fresh ingredints from his garden and of there go
While Tzeentch tried to tell Slanesh how to make Cokies he'll changed the Recipe Slannesh got bored and "played" whit the ingredints seeing this Malal decides to call Khaine But he's apparently broken so he has a mental breakdouwn the Cockies where made 10.000 years later ore earlyer who knows tho somthing came and Ate The cokies
Whenever people compare WH40K to literally any other Sci-Fi universe, I always know that 40K will win. Not even because I'm a fanboy, but because *EVERYTHING* in 40K is the most OP thing ever. Nothing can compare to 40K in any way.
I'm gonna have to disagree with you there. If time lords or Daleks even tried to go back in time to fight the 40K universe, they would lose simply because there was no time in which every single empire in 40K was vulnerable. They could probably stop the Tau and Imperium, but they would still need to deal with the Eldar, Orkz, Necrons, or even the Old Ones which were super advanced and directly or indirectly MADE the Eldar, Necons, and Orks. They could be quantified as the "Old Gods" if needed.
Plus, What are the Time Lords or Daleks going to do before even those factions come into existence? Search ever planet in existence for even the smallest trace of that life and wipe it out? Would it even be possible for them to survive at that time?
And don't even get me started on the Warp, another faction they would have to deal with. The moment Time Lords or Daleks get into that universe, The Warp will take all their fears and expectations and twist them into unrecognizable deamons.
X Epic Sans culture whould god stomp the wih nercons
X Epic Sans forerunners whould stalmate wih nercons without c'tan
Manual Control 40k is no where near the top dogs of sci-fi
you all forget what the most OP thing is...a writer writing a species out of existence in 1 page.
I made the classic EckhartsLadder mistake of misreading my script. 1 Au is close to 150 million, not thousand, kms.
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Keep up the Good Content. I always enjoy your vids and i am loving the fact you are Diving into 40k a bit more! :) if you Haven't already i highly recommend Reading "Execution hour" by Gordon Rennie Its a great 40k book that is focused on A ship and her Crew rather then the usual Space marines etc :) it gives good insite to Void combat and how These Massive vessels work
Mr. Hand citations for that bs. ?
+Mr. Hand, stop withe the BS just don't the GE's standard ship is about 1.6km while the escort for the IOM is about 1.8 so don't bullshit ok we know stuff so just stop, and some of the IOM ships are 30km while the Executer was 18km and no GE ship was over 30km
EckhartsLadder enough with the 40k. Enough, we get it, 40k is overpowered. You want some future content? The galactic empire, the unsc and the covenant at the height of its power against the imperium of man. If the empirium wins, I'll make a video of me eating a cat turd.
Finally someone mentioned the craftworlds. Don't forget to mention that because of the bone singers the world's have the ability to grow.
I also love how he doesn’t count halo or Star Wars space stations as ships, and yet he does count the warhammer 40k big space station...
Blackstone Fortress is a station.
Craftworlds are ships.
Speranza is a ship though
@@rustkarl Blackstones not really a station though, fully capable of independent movement
Aquamelon 008 the Phalanx is a Space ship built by Rogal dorn on his homeworld. And yes it’s a ship. As for craftworlds, they were literally just merchant vessels and are nothing compared to what the eldar had as ships in the prime of their empire (war in heavens)
Does "the ark"in halo count as a space station or a planet or a space factory
6:10 Death Stars were far from stationary so to describe them as starships is actually more accurate than "battle stations"... They could travel from one side of the galaxy within the day in hyperspace, or use their sublight engines to zip past a 200,000km gas giant like Yavin prime within half an hour. They have guns to destroy capital ships and shield sto defend.
The term battle station is used in awe of their size which is, literally, millions of times greater than that of a star destroyer or more than a hundred thousand times larger than a command ship like the 19km Execuator.
Firmus Piett They were never considered as star ships in any canon or legends material though, nor were they ever designated as a flag ship by the imperial navy. A mobile super-weapon is a better characterisation.
And the star trek thing was a Hollowed out asteroid but he still Included that
Peitt you fool
The first Death Star's official name was DS-1 Orbital Battle Station. So despite its hyperdrive it was considered a space station.
If we're still talking Legends, why no mention of the Imperium-Class? Tbf it was never built and i'm not even sure where it was first mentioned but it was orders of magnitude larger than the Eclipse at 260km long
Wait, how come the Star Trek asteroid qualifies as a ship, having engines, weapons, and living space, but the Death Star (which has all of those things) doesn't? Weird
The Death Star has a hyper drive and is specifically designed to travel to other systems and blow shit up. It's not a defensive station with the capability of moving if it has to. What is your definition of station?
@Xen Glaris The phalanx is not a spaceship. The phalanx is completely a defensive structure, and is used as a center of command, FAR FAR away from conflict.
The same with craft worlds.
Meanwhile, the deathstar was created with the intention to directly go to hostile territory.
dominicwalli even if the Phalanx wasnt counted, Warhammer has the 3 Abyss Class Battleships built under order Lorgar for the Horur Heresy. These were actual battleships and are said to rival the Phalanx in size.
Even still, compared to our moon the Death Star is tiny
@@dominicwalli why are you spreading that BS everywhere? The Phalanx isn't defensive just because the Imperial Fists made it. It has been used for offense multiple times. It jumped close to, flew towards, and fought its way to, a Blackstone Fortress. Which it then engaged in a duel. Then won. Then disengaged. How is that only "defensive", or a "space station"? It's not stationary, for crying out loud.
@@suracha8130 Did you watch the video?Irony anyone? The guy refers to the deathstar as a space station....meanwhile, it can do everything you stated that the phalanx could do, that would make it a ship. The deathstar is meant to be used as a offensive weapon, it can travel at faster-than-light speeds unassisted, it moves completely autonomous, and it was used as a spear head in the attack to the rebels, yet, the idiot that made the video, that clearly does not know anything about anything, just disregards it as a space station because it benefits his biased view.
If the replicators from Stargate were in any of those universes, the large ships will just make it harder to find them
I'm a bit sad the ark mechanicus ships where not mentioned.
Look at the size of that thing!
(I love quoting in the comments)
Walk softly, and carry a big gun
Meh, an imperial guardsmen would fix bayonnette so size is irrelevent
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The high charity was 500 kilometers tall, not 50 kilometers.
“it’s over 100,000 kilometers” i think you meant to add a few more zeros haha
@Ryker Hippen it’s around 150,000,000 km. It’s the distance between the Earth and the Sun. Even the Moon is more than 150,000 kilometers away.
@Ryker Hippen that’s three more zeroes, wdym?
Starts video: "WARHAMER 40K is first." Video ends.
40k simply because of space hulks.
And ofcourse Eldar Craftworlds.
Markos Malitsos
Necron world engines, Ork attack moons and planets.
Id hardly say a hulk qualifies tho.
Forgetting Dr
Fortress monistsries
Markos Malitsos DA SPACEY ULKS ER DA BEST
If you take the astroid from Star treck you shoud consider the death star since its fully mobile too....
And the halo rings and the Ark from Halo.
The asteroid was designed as a way to move a large number of people between two planets. The Death Star wasn’t. It carried large amounts of people to service and protect the Station, but that wasn’t its actual purpose. It was also repeatedly called a battle station by the Imperials who were stationed aboard it, which basically settles it in my mind.
I agree halo rings should of been included since they have mobile capability’s, but the ark isn’t a a ship it’s a mega structure that functions as a factory/command center for the halo rings
Callum Trott, do we know if the point of the mobility aspect of the Halo rings was for them to be moved at will or was it primarily meant to get the ring into its designated position and then keep it from drifting off f that spot? If the latter is true, I’m not sure we can make the case that it is a ship rather than a station.
Even still, the Death Star pales in size comparison to other stuff
Meanwhile, in Stargate: "Okay, but why though?"
The biggest thing stargate had was that wraith ship that had...10 z p m s? If I remember correctly
@@mrmidnightturbo4245 1 zpm and was bigger than atlantis (atlantis was originally ~48km but they fucked up the size in the show)
Who needs a Dyson sphere if you can have hundreds of ZPMs?
like some people have said : 1 Astronomical Unit = 149 597 871 kilometers. so your 100.000 is about 1% of the real size :S nice video btw :D
Voth city ship did get a size mentioned it was 10km.
An AU is the distance from Earth to the Sun.
Robert Nelson The distance from the earth to the sun changes as the earth orbits around it.
Moses Barrios ITS probly the closers or frethis
I looked it up, bask kev is right, I did not know the specific length.
Moses Barrios Yeah that's teue. But An AU is taken as the average distance over a whole orbit so it doesn't change. Though the Earth's average distance to the Sun is actually getting longer each orbit, but that's just metres per year.
At 1:30 you said that a AU or astronomical unit is over 100.000 kilometers. Sorry but that's not true. An AU is the average distance between the sun and Earth.
Yes, I misread my script and forget three 0s
to be fair it IS over 100,000 km
Well it is technically over that amount lol
r/technicallythetruth
One AU is precisely 150 million kilometres
Empire:we have super star destroyers that are multiple Kilometers in length and could destroy a fleet of ships
Warhammer 40k: *laughs in overkill*
Warhammer 40k: one fleet?
Downstreamers: Don't exist physically and use galaxies like bullets.
laughs in ork
look at da siz of that tinn its like a bebe mun.
punch da red buttan
*full speed for the attack moon*
Warhammer :"we call those shuttles"
I noticed that when inside talk happens in the Warhammer Community they are just chill, but when a comparison is made to other universes, they get salty and a bunch of space marine fanboys say "heretic" as if they never heard of the Imperial Guard.
@@werhnerd2773 youre getting me all wrong, I fucking love star wars, possibly more than 40k. I was just laughing about the dumb size of 40k ships
THE HALO: it can move under its own power
It is never quite clarified if the Phalanx us larger than the Imperium Somnium (The Emperor's Flagship). Great video!
Curious Inquisitor Ha, Warhammer 40k give figures??? Don't make me laugh
I disagree, 40K ships are on the whole larger than Star Wars ones. Escort ships like Corvettes are about 1km long in the IOM, which is a similar size to the Victory Class Star Destroyer.
Dreadnought-sized Star Destroyers, like the Executor SSD, are mostly up to 9km long & are rare in the SW Universe. The IOM has plenty of Grand Cruisers & Battleships of a similar size, up to 8km, as well as larger ships like the Gloriana-class Battle Barge which easily ranges in size from 15km up to over 26km in length, & there were originally at least 20 Gloriana-class.
Larger ships do exist in 40K, from Abaddon's Planet Killer, through the moon-sized Phalanx, to the Imperator Somnium, a ship so big it can disturb the orbits of planets just by entering a star system indelicately.
Yet probably the biggest is the Necron World Engine, literally a ship the size of a planet.
Star destroyer of sw is the size of destroyer of 40k, its super star destroyer which is actually bigger than any standard ship of imperial navy.
But if we are to give unique ship, then theres that things called space hulks in 40k, which are just a blob of hundreds of ships which drift around the universe till some orks go in and throw in engines making it into proper vessels.
+Mr. Hand, stop trolling, and guys ignore Mr. Hand, he claims that star wars combined can beat all of warhammer 40k.
Actually with the shit that expanded universe conjures out of thin air im willing to believe...but thats because of bad writting giving galactic empire literally infinite resources and using plot devices to explain why they somehow lost.
Isn't High Charity technically considered a spaceship? I mean based on your qualifications for the Yonada being a ship, high charity would also be a ship (It also has engines, weapon systems and living quarters) and it clocks in at over 500 km (not 50 km) long.
Cody Dudash although I agree with you halo would still be number 2 even with high charity but if you consider some of the forunner constructs being ships than halo wins by far
I do have a question, can we consider the Arc or just a Halo as a ship?
iN Yuno no it’s easily a planet like structure and even though its mobile it’s definitely not a ship
@@infernothelastelemental514 Understood, thank you for the information!
Anything that can be controlled to move in space should be a space ship, and then a bunch of the forerunner super structures would count. And then halo might very possibly beat warhammer, especially because warhammer barely ever gives out actual sizes (the size of a moon varies by hundreds of thousands of kilometres in diametre, so it could be small or huge)
If the “asteroid” from star trek counts then look at the Chinese movie Wandering earth where they literally made earth a spaceship
You wanna go there? STNG Dyson Sphere!
That’s actually a legit proposal for interstellar travel for our solar system; make the whole thing steerable
*Laughs in the Necrons’ Celestial Orrery*
@@viacrucishector1821 Don't forget the Rock!
@@wendellsawyer4386 In the Star Trek MMO.
Two Dyson Spheres were capable of Jumping between Stars.
The Jenolan, and a Sphere from Andromeda.
Expanded Lore was utilized for the other three so it is allowed.
Got to love his double standard here talking about things that are mobile spacestations for 40k but not the deathstar.
the phalanx is the flagship of the imperial fists chapter fleet it also is considered a battle barge which is a classification of ships in 40k it is also used as a ship
@@anotheralpharius2056 If something can move from A to B it's a ship. If something is stationary and unable to navigate it's a station. That's not rocket science.
@@chrismath149 stations can move two because they have to be able to move to avoid things that would damage them the international space station is an example of that
Well, the Phalanx is actully used like a ship, being warped to defend cadia dureing the 13th black crusade, so it is used like a ship, but only in dire situations other then that it is a mobile defence station.
Before even watching this video I’m hoping Warhammer is first. The ships in that universe are fucking huge
Nappyheaded Josh it's 40K it's always 40K
40k will always be 40k
Nappyheaded Josh Their size isnt actually confirmed. But yeah, all she ships on this list are fuccin huge
But halo has ships of comparable size XD like the 360km ship the Mantle's Approach while one of the most heavily armed ship was referred to as "extremely small" for it's class as a command vessel XD. I honestly think the new ancient halo lore was made so that Halo could tie WH40K XD.
Thyre Radim
Nothing compared to the planet sized vessels, or the vessels as large as our moon, or the vessels the size of continents that are in 40k
Wow, 170K subs? I think you were at 10k when I subbed. Great Job!
He was at 40k when I subbed!
I think he was at 80 or 90k when I did.
That has a meaning.The Emperor protects my friend.40K recks yall
Thanks for the video!! :)
These should really be renamed to something like "Which Sci-Fi Universe has the SECOND largest ship"
the world engine wasn't even a outlier . it's always come off as something that the necron used to have many of because of their war with the old ones. it's possible they used to have 1000s of these moon sized capital ships.
also the ork attack moons
Sanginius on vacation
It's hinted that the world engine was a mostly awakened tomb world
*planet sized
Replicators vs a Unified Star Wars universe (142nd try now, *_I._** WILL NEEEVER EEVER GIVE UP!!!)*
coming up on infra-red and against Star trek
Have a like
Warhammer literally has walking churches with guns, this is a fight you cannot win.
and even if another franchise has bigger ships they usually very are limited in numbers usually in the single digits, while warhammer massive ships are generally mass produced
What’s that you have a massive army with 25000 star destroyers let me just go ahead and crush that with a few moon sized ships
@@Methyll I beg to differ
Warhammer is only slightly Above average in the scaling
The necrons were. More powerful than the forerunner but the precursors are bigger
Then compare it to the xeelee or culture witch are just above and beyond
Or if you want the biggest of the bunch then I tell you the down streamers or the last question humanity in witch the ac revered the not the galaxy but the universe
@@bombedboomy1962 star destroyers are quite powerful though war hammer ships are stronger
The necrons are just basically a precursor civilization witch puts uh the celestial into place
Or if you include phycers then I include the force from the eu
Like sky walker is capable of swinging around black holes like it is nothing
Though that is not the full extent of the force as the connection to the force is a real problem just like with phykers
Yeah, these universes are immensity powerful,
*But the Combine Empire is an entity consuming multiple universes*
Xeelee beat that any day. And then the downstreamers beat the xeelee. And then Overly Wanked Timelords barely manage to beat the downstreamers.
And then they get beat up by a single magical girl with the power of love.
I think the novel 'know no fear' from the Horus heresy series gives some fairly good ship sizes. The macragge's honour is a true beast at 26 kilometres. but a battleship in that book is stated at a full 17 kilometres long, and a grand cruiser measures in at 12 kilometres. The word bearers also built three gargantuan kingships, stated to make the macragge's honour and other gloriana class warships look like toys and possibly be a match for the phalanx in terms of firepower. The scale picture you showed with a retribution class battleship being five kilometres long is incorrect, it measures closer to double that now. Great video Tho... :p
Also, is the rock simalar to continent or a hive city in size?
Yeah word bearers always having a dock measuring contest with the ultra marines
40K where our support vessels are the size of your capital ships.
Also do 40k vs star wars death troopers. Id like to see how the guard and marines deal with a disease like that.
"Meh, seems Nurgle's having an off day today."
One of the coolest diseases in 40k is the Doubtworm. A disease that infects you if you don't truly believe in the Emperor. Its a sick joke of Nurgle for the hypocrisy of the Imperium. You turn into a zombie, then back to human, then they all mutate into a giant monstrous worm.
The 40k vs star wars death troopers would end with when in doubt call in a Exterminatus.
listen, smile, agree...then declare exterminatus anyway
You do realize 40K is a setting where the God of Plagues is a very real thing you have to deal with, right? The classic 'Zombie Plague' is considered just another matter of public health and sanitation.
The largest ship in star trek would actually be the world destroyer, It "eats" planets to create energy. It is technically a robot, as it cannot carry any crew and is fully automated.
I just realized how much WH40K battle mechs looks like someone took the legs off a Fafnir assault mech, and slapped them on a Daishi.
If you count the Ark installation from halo as a spacecraft (as it can move through slipspace), it would easily win
Then he would have to count ever star wars object, that could move through hyperspace or light speed, as well. Something he would never do as the Second Death Star or hell, Star Killer Base are FAR larger then most of the spacecrafts featured here. Oh, and I think Star Killer is indeed a movable station as it requires a sun to recharge. It sucks away a star completely and after firing it would have to find another one. Leading me to believe that is is movable. It's quite a weapon. To be able to destroy multiple planets from across the galaxy
Panzer Killer sheild worlds, star roads, plus the greater ark along with it's twelve other halo rings.. Are all quite large than starkiller base. People nowadays seem to always forget numerous things about halo.. Precursors are unknown to most. Which they can create life and seed other galaxies. Alot more advanced than any other from starwars.
master chief john117 did you not read my comment? I said bigger then most things in this video. Halo does indeed have a lot of big objects.
+Panzer Killer, no the death star is only 60km in diameter far smaller than most ships mentioned here, and star killer really isn't that big as another movable object in halo is a shield world like 2 AU in diameter (it is stated to be the same size as ONYX if not larger) and it can move through slipspace and is believed to carry the last of the surviving forerunner.
P.S. my source is the halo 4 terminals talking about the forerunner shield world, and you can find it in the wiki if you read through the shit on the Janus Key.
+master chief john117, many don't seem to know that the Precurors pre-date the universe itself (don't know how but it is stated lol.)
Excellent content, keep up the good work Eck.
"GLORY TO THE EMPEROR!!!"
FOR RUSS AND THE ALLFATHER!!!!
WUT? DAT GOLD UMIE GIT? WE'Z GONNA KRUMP YAZ AN TAKE UR LOOT! WAAAGH!!!
Imperial fleet sees a 20km long star trek ship :"Why are they sending a shuttle to us ?"
Which emperor do you serve Colonel
@@TK--cs4xo hail the god emperor
*V'GER sees 40K*
V'GER: "Cute. ZAP. And stored to my onboard server.
40K: "Did you create the Borg?"
V'GER: "WHO TOLD YOU?"
Do weapons of 40k
George Lucas That would be an hour long video, for one faction.
Who did you kill for that username?
George Lucas I would suggest general weapon types with examples of each (Plasma, Las, Bolt, flamer, etc).
+Internet Zen Master, so I would say about 4hrs on the blood angels and maybe 3 1/2 on the sisters of battle? and then maybe 1-2 hrs on the Commissars?
you would speed 3 hrs if you count all the different lasgun patterns
best speeder ( stap, barc, 74z, ect
maybe largest structured in these universes, because you often had to compromise between space station and ship, so you could do just straight up largest station/structure
The temple of the emperor has the squared size of australia, what other sci fi universe could beat that? Unless you count replicator planets (Stargate) as single connected structures.
3:57 Which are pretty much inspired from the idea of "generational spaceships".
40k takes stuff from other sci-fi universes and makes it truly epic. In Warhammer, ships the size of Imperial Star Destroyers, are called simply Destroyers/Frigates and are relegated to escort roles of the really big ships within a fleet. A single light cruiser from 40k, outclasses all but the most powerful warships in other universes. I just covered the 40K escort vessels, and Star Wars, Star Trek and Halo have nothing to offer to match the ships of the line that serve within the Imperial Navy. A superstar destroyer for example might look formidable, but when you see that is designed to bully lesser vessels, it will have no chances against... for example...a Retribution class battleship.
I wouldnt say that. You really have to look at the purpose and capabilities of each ship to compare them. The empire from star wars has a ship classification that outclasses any imperium ship, mainly because it has a superlaser capable of cracking planets. The unsc's mac cannons are also ridiculously powerful in general, able to tear 20km ships in half
@@savage7882 The vast majority of the fleets of each faction are made mostly of smaller sized ships such as cruisers and destroyers, where 40K holds the upper hand. Battleships, dreadnoughts and super carriers in general are the ultimate weapons, however, without a fleet support, they are useless. If we match up 40ks super capitals against other Universes, then a Gloriana class battleship will be unbeatable by all standards. McCragge's Honor for example has endured over 10 000 years of service and combat duty, and was hammered repeatedly with weapons that can destroy entire planets and even solar systems, a feat unmatched by any other capital ship of any other faction. Not to mention that the vessel was often matched up against other super capital ships, giving her crew an advantage that has to be considered. I am sure that the Eclipse and Infinity, which you referred to, are able to dish out some punishment, but they will not be able to withstand a prolonged fight against an enemy that can take more than a couple of hits from their main weapons.
@zaho87
Found the annoying egotistical fanboy
@@zaho87 The Halo array ripped through the Universe just to kill all life in our Galaxy
@@angelin4027 yeah & your setting don't have to deal with galactic scale threats on a daily basis, be it in the form of ctan or some other shit that cannot die
heres a topic thats bound to be heated in the comments if you chose to do it witch faction has the best shields star trek star wars war hammer or halo or mass effect ie by best how well to they do their job as well dealing with things they are not designed to deal with
LOVEPHOENIXDANCER I would say halo but that would be cheating
depends on the factions look9ng at forerunners and precursor tech...that's cheating, looking at halo the most well known that comes to mind is mon calamari and depending on what numbers are used its very hard to pin point exact shield strength of really either, same goes to Warhammer and well mass effect probably being the most useless with kinetic shielding being only good for many weapons that use kinetic energy which are considered to be unless youre talking about halo...quite weak. Start going into turbolaser size they differ in strength and can be adjusted in power to attack smaller ships or larger ships at least I would think. I would doubt they would always be firing at max power against something such as the millennium falcon. Considering what we know...each ones shields are strong enough to withstand up to massive asteroid to even small moon sized objects in movement. Depending on the size of the ship and the shield technology being used. if you stuck with the most common of each faction and weapons used against each other you can somewhat gather a relative shield strength for the main stream ships and with whats given. From there its just a numbers guess to what the actual force of impact each weapon gives. if you did all the math for it and then compare it to what Is given you could find the real impact force and strength of weapons and then compare that to a standard shield from the faction and sort of measure how much its able to take being either being broken through and destroying the ship or just breaking the shield. Then adding the numbers up with how many hits it could take and give a rough estimate of that shielding type for that ship type.
Not sure. Halo's shields are pretty good, but they have to lower sections to fire. Granted when they do so isn't real apparent and is localized to the weapon system so the whole of the ship is still shielded.
Star Wars has to chose between ray shield which blocks energy weapons and you can return fire just fine. Particle shields stop solid projectiles but must be lowered to fire. That's in the EU and the original trilogy. The last Jedi was NOT nice to capital ship weapons or the shields. The Raddus's shield work fine at range but did absolutely nothing to stop ships from getting under it and doing damage. Then again that may have just been their ray shields.
Not super sure about Star Trek shields. Believe they're pretty good all around though they appear to be bubble shields as opposed to ship hugging which is a bad idea as the Raddus previously showed. Less of an issue as most ships in Star Trek are fairly small for star ships.
Warhammer's shields are....weird. Like a lot of their shit. Especially Void Shields.
Well comparing shields with Warhammer will be quite difficult xD
Id say the halo precursor and Warhammer have the strongest shields the warships they field can glass entire worlds or wipe star systems from a galaxy in short periods of time, both factions have had to deal with enemies with immense power and technology. as for Warhammer the strongest would be the Necrons second the Imperium
40k the imperium of man has ships that are from 2.4km to 28km long each containing hundreds of thousands to millions of crew and weapons that make a star destroyer look like a tie fighter not to mention the number of fleets it has Which are unknown not to mention they have a massive space fortress/ship called the phalanx that said to be 300km plus that has weapons that can make it take on fleets all by its self.
Internet Zen Master or chaos ships & daemon ships...
Don't forget the ark "speranza"
Then the Forerunner from Halo come in with their actual Quadrillions of fleets with Trillians of ships in each fleet with each fleet having a dedicated command ship being at the smallest of 340km and needing no people to operate but able to carry trillions and they have a passive escort of trillions of sentinals per ship.
+Storm Commando, my source is the forerunner saga books which stated that a backwater underfunded fleet that had 30 billion ships (10 billion of which were capital ships that could blow up planets) was sent to a backwater world to protect the quarentine (I believe the book that I am referencing is primordium but it might be cryptum.) and after sending most of their ships into stars or destroying them in a 300 year long war and losing the entire galaxy they still managed to scrape together enough ships to make a 300 billion ship fleet and that fleet was but raped by the flood fleets and then after that they got 13 billion to the lesser ark in time to defend it lol.
And the sentinals aren't really much but they also have millions of their war sphinxes which could destroy entire continents on their own (think of them as the same thing as the robots during the dark age of technology lol, but they are about 20 meters tall) and the forerunner could literally live millions of years.
Halo, Star Wars, & Star Trek: “We have massive space battles!”
40k: *Laughs in horrifyingly regular Exterminatus campaigns*
Halo, Star Wars, Star Trek: **laughs in understanding how their own tech works**
Tech Priest: "Aww, c'mon guys that's not fair"
@@andyb1653 One: Heresy.
Two: They understand it, through prayer.
Three: We did better than the Orks.
@@ladywaffle2210 1. Heresy, or harsh truth?
2. The fact the Mexhanicus attempt to fix machines with prayer is proof they have no idea what they're doing
3. WAAAGH **clobbers you with a disused lamp post**
@@andyb1653 If you insist in closing your ears to the truth of the Emperor, there can be only death for you.
(All of this is jokes tho, I worry that you're taking it personally and I don't mean it that way)
@@ladywaffle2210 Aw heck no, taking 40K too seriously is a one-way ticket to the loony bin, lol.
Forerunner shield worlds and the greater ark: YOU DARE OPPOSE ME MORTAL
The Rock: "Yes. Yes, we do."
Gotta say I'm surprised, I really thought Veger would take this one. Oh well my mistake
Technically, halo’s are ships as they can independently move using slipspace.
Nathan Kingham
It's a installation not a ship, it can't just fly around
@@the_dropbear4392 yes they can. They have engines
@@Angryp0nY
Moving doesn't make it a ship, neither does using slipspace.
It can't menovor
The_Drop Bear It can I think
Technically it is. It can maneuver, it has ftl capability, it has a main gun(decimated life within 25000 light years) point defense a whole lot of sentinels. Can support life yeah it’s a ship
That's cheating abit since 40k is often... Inconsistent when it comes to scale.
Lord Magos, your Dark age toaster has arrived.
was I the only one yelling "SPACE HULK SPACE HULK SPACE HULK" the entire video?
Of course it's warhammer you silly billy
The Forerunners would say otherwise.
Thor's Hammer Necron’s World Engine would like to know your location
-Well hello there
-General Kenobi
War Hammer in any sci-fi competition: yea hold my beer
The Star Wars ships may not be super big, but they make it up by their impressive firepower
Inpressive? You mean the Big Flashlights they have funny why dont i just push that button and send a Exterminartus
@@funtimefredboi3877 There Star Wars galaxy has ridiculously overpowered superweapons that makes the Exterminatus look pathetic.
@@corporategunner5972 you say that when you have your low tier death stars while manny ships have the option to declare Extermimatus i aint saing that that are the strongest weapons no there arent
@@funtimefredboi3877 It's my opinion, I can also agree with yours. I think you're right.
A great video as always ecky boi , keep it up
DOOMRIDER why are u so rude 2 me doom
no u
ecky boi
Your profile pic is too good I can’t get enough of it a dog with a imperial navy hat? It’s too good.
Eck:
Who has the largest spaceship?
Me when I clicked:
*GALACTIC EMPIRE* . THEY HAD A SHIP THE SIZE OF A MOON. No? Anyone?
Me, as soon as I remember Warhammer 40K exists:
Oh. *OH.*
*Remembers that the forerunners had ships that were large enough to construct halo rings*
@Matu Goswami mobility, life support, self defensive systems, energy source, artificially made. Seems like a ship to me. All because it has an ecosystem does not make it a non-ship. If there was a greenhouse room on the supremacy, it'd still be classified as a ship
good video. Another idea for you: Which Scifi universe has the biggest pets? 🤔
Of course Warhammer, Warhammer is utter lunacy!
Warhammer is basically Sci-fi's australia, everything is 10 times more deadly than anywhere else but still gets along fine.
lunacy, and its just the way we like it...
Well, until the Xeelees come.
I am offended that Ark isn't included
..i always imagined that Orkz where actually speaking australian honestly...
"You are funny"
- Culture
Hight Charity : 500 kilometers
Halo V2 : 10 000 kilometers
Halo V1 : 30 000 kilometers
The Ark : 127 000 kilometers
Also maethrillian it has a diameter of 100,000 kilometers as well.
Eck: doesn't include the Deathstars because they aren't really ships
Also Eck: includes that asteroid thing from star-trek
Have a great day Eck, love the vid
You too!
4. Star Wars
3. Star Trek
2. HALO
1. WH40K
Well they are pretty big
Hydrogen One actually V'ger is the largest from Star Trek. It was 3au's I think in diameter.
Halo starwars star trek wh 40 didacts ship is 300 km tall
But star wars largest ships was destroyed even halo ships. star trek largest ships sizes are unkown or still out there but minding thier business because they want to be left alone or destroyed but WARHAMMER 40K ships get destroyed or missing or even fine but halo largest ships owns by the fourunners but they dead so WARHAMMER wins. If you tell the fourunners a.I have big problem with them is they have glitches or some of them was destroyed by the flood or the covenant or the UNSC but some of them go cokoo because they been there alone for millions of years but I think fourunner spark ram a fleet of ships in to a planet because he think raming in to a planet gives him to have the ability to shoot suns out of his eye so yea more focus muttering to themselves than acttcking the enemy ships.
lamp alexa chan
The largest thing out of these that actually classes as a ship would be the Necron world engine or eldar craftworlds
lamp alexa chan Some forerunners are alive and the largest ships usually have auto pilot like systems
Nice home resonance for your intro
What about High Charity its bigger than the Mantles Approach
@Austin Berry You idiot, the phalanx is a city too, and he counted it as a ship.
@@dominicwalli and also Hight Charity is a spaceship...
The tyrnid ships can grow so theres not a set size. However they do 'dwarf' the ships of the imperium of man.
+Mr. Hand Really? This ending scene from DoW2 clearly shows Tyranid ship dwarfing Imperial vessels. www.deviantart.com/art/Finale-110844471.
and Hiveships are singular entity, sometimes they contain norm-queen and her bodyguards, aside from that its just full of biomass, internal organs. If Space marines or others start boarding hiveships, they will start spawning guard unit endlessly, and also create acid spewing wall etc counter measures. Clearly you have little knowledge about 40k
Oh dont matter him he is a troll.He doesn't say it seriously.Before he said star wars ships are heavier than 40k ones ahahahahah,if that is a joke.The Emperor protects my friend.Have a nice day.
Mr. Hand
So you decided to add an extra 0 since you last sprouted those bullshit numbers.
Despite the fact webknwi from lore they carry millions of organisms.
Size matters not.
CT 4654 Well, in 40k, it kinda does when your toughest guys are 15 feet tall.
Captain Angel though 40k wins about every competition its in
SuperGamefreak18
40K generally wins most competitions its in. The reason for this is simple.
The creators of most sci-fi universes try to keep at least *some* basis in reality. Warhammer on the other hand, does the exact opposite, and tries to be as crazy and unrealistic as possible.
Simply put, in the grim darkness of the far future, the rule of cool reigns supreme.
Lol salty
Congrats something is more heavy then it’s less efficient and takes more shit to make also I have seen your BS.
The answer: Stellaris, the juggernaut is basically the width of the earth.
Cough hive fleet tyranis cough
You forgot the Dysonsphere.