At least they didn't get nerfed as horribly as the Borg did! They started out as a serious villain race, then got turned down to 1 instead of up to 11 so they could actually take on the Federation in "fair" fights.
@@Unlivingroy Well, they might just be waiting for the day when 40k is not profitable anymore. At that point they bring out the last story in the 40k timeline which goes something like this: "All Necrons have awoken and proceed to extinguish all other races, the Tyranids and Chaos in one fell swoop and then go on to take their rightful place in the universe. That is, it's sole inhabitants. The End!"
Alien hive minds vs Alien geniuses who have forgotten how to F**k vs Unkillable Ailen Cyborg Terminator Mummies who killed their Gods and gave the middle finger to the laws of physics before the dawn of humanity.
The scale is just on a grander level than most Sci-Fi universes. But those that talk about full or multi Galaxy conflicts match up sufficiently with 40k. And then there's the Warp that always dials shit up to 11 but then fucks it up to 12
@@chasepeterson8789 but Necrons never die. That's why it doesn't matter. They literally are incapable of dying. And they do reproduce in a way, they make new variations of themselves. Or did you think the Pariah was with them millions of years before humans even existed?
Alistair Grey Forerunner weaponry is capable of disintegrating on the atomic level, while Necrons can only heal on the molecular level. So Forerunner weapons could kill the Necrons
@@chasepeterson8789 that's not what I'm talking about. Once defeated a Necron warrior is phased out to be repaired. There are weapons that destroy on the subatomic level in WH40k as well. They aren't any better against the Necrons than anything else.
@@verdantsquire950 Nah, films will either end up "gifted" to the Blood Ravens Space Marine chapter or looted from Trazyn's collection by the Ork Deathskulls.
Internet Zen Master tell that to Creed, we know the imperium would fight for him but knotting, trazyn is the guy who wins in somebody else's codex, he ain't gonna loose to some thieving space marines or orks
Idk Transformers united could probably be at the top if together. But Forerunners and Necrons are pretty ridiculous. Destroying planets and stars at will.
@@diamondsandgold1993 but Megatron was power hungry and broke up the Transformers into Auto Bot and Deception there for like us the humans is what I was trying to say
@@mancrab1899 sounds like it. But what about the horus heresy? Didn't trillions die in that war with the imperium? They can loose a lot of troops it turns out. The imperium isn't even on Forerunner level I might add.
@@diamondsandgold1993 Forerunners are no match for Necrons. Necrons tech far surpasses that of Gods. Even in the video, although extremely vague, they have enslaved gods to work under them as weapons for their wars.
Anyone can invent a unkillable, godlike race that no one can fight. What's the point? "I shot you, Cartman. You're dead." "Nuh-uh. I'm wearing plus five armor that makes me completely immune to all damage." Love you guys.
They make so many errors in their assessments and comments that it is just pointless. And the constant hating on aliens is annoying. If you dont like aliens, why are you even into sci fi?
Considering how low the reality-destroying Daleks are, it's pretty damn obvious. Even the bullshit-tier star gods that are the necrons and the Forerunner don't approach that level of utter BS.
@@Servellion Daleks suck balls. They are more inconsistent than any Saturday morning cartoon, and more incompetent than any child show villain. They lose to terrible show budget heroes. Its no wonder they have no respect. Just like the Borg.
Diamondsandgold No, they definitely aren’t. Eldar have more advanced technology and are way faster than Predators. And considering the lack of armor from most Predators they won’t survive shuriken rounds
As a 40k fan, the pyramids do have tactics. The swarmlord and hive tyrants control the tyranid army and have adaptive tactics based on the army they are trying to fight.
The Precursors created all life in the Halo universe. The Precursors are the only type 0 civilization to exist and have evolved beyond time, space and the need for technology. They are 5th dimensional entities bare minimum. They cannot be destroyed in the conventional sense.
Which is why it's funny that they're on this list and not Tyrannids. Or the Protoss, who come from the same universe as the Zerg and are stronger than them.
Why the Dalek scored so low: Because they have the ability to travel back in time to when humans still walked on 4 legs and just shoot them while they where trying to breed and spread... But never tried that.
Christian Sparks The grunts from Halo may top the list. But a Grunt is actually heavier and around as tall as you, they just look short in front of a Spartan.
@@justicetaylor2695 in fact a grunt could possibly take on a fairly tough human in a fist fight. And they are known for being viscious little bastards. The grunt rebellion was no joke, and even the elites respected them.
Spoilers: Just in case you want to see the direct comparison... 2.57 Arachnids 2.91 Borg 3.11 Daleks 3.43 Xenomorphs 3.55 Covenant 3.60 Yuuzan Vong 3.62 Dark Eldar 3.68 Craftworld Eldar 3.69 Predators 3.82 Zerg 3.90 Cybertronians (Transformers) 4.04 Protoss 4.18 Tyranids 4.26 Reapers 4.35 Flood 4.41 Orks 4.52 Forerunners *4.85 Necrons*
I don't think these results surprised anyone. I doubt the gap between the Forerunners and the Necrons is truly that huge, but this is partly a popularity contest.
Yea the Forerunners and Necrons are pretty up there. Both have a lot going for them. Necron vs Forerunner: (Phasing smaller ships = shielded gigantic ships, Celestial array < Halo Array, Hundreds of billions but respawn/heal > Trillion(s) of troops and sentinals, Gause weapons=Gause weapons, C'tan Gods < Dyson spheres & shiled worlds) .. pretty equal I'd say.
I'm a big Halo fan, but I recognize that literal god-slaves and holograms that destroy entire star systems beat hypercomputer AI and the Halo array. The forrunners are incredible, but they do not have magic and gods.
@@th3nightlion624 Well you make a good point. But magic and gods can be fought against. If anyone could do it, it'd be the Forerunners. I mean their shields would take them a long way. Plus Dyson spheres and sheild worlds. But I'm still forming my opinion of the 2. I've known the Forerunners for a lot longer. But Necrons do seem like the new 'sci fi army heavy weight contender' if you will.
@@diamondsandgold1993 the necrons are far from new by my understanding, but there are some things the forerunners can't do, for example, no one can hit a target that cannot be hit, a target that simply doesn't exist within the laws of physics, like phased necrons
This really was a pure popularity contest. if you explore the DW EU, the Daleks during the time war are the strongest alien race in this contest what with ridiculous multiverse scale superweapons and weapons that can delete targets from time, etc. necrons are the solid second place though.
Finally someone talks about the Time War Daleks and not the Daleks from the show in which all the Star Wars, Warhammer, Halo and Star Trek fanboys keep trashing on because the Daleks are just insane mini tanks
Well, considering that just ONE of them is a fucking killing machine, an entire battle fleet would be devastating. I don't know, but if they're hunters for sport, they would have some bitching battle tactics.
I feel like they haven't done that because they have no real threats to their species or empire. So the can basically just do whatever. So it would be super interesting to see how they react and adapt to facing off against another interstellar empire.
I was surprised to see the Orcs come in above the Tyranids. I am definitely one those who thought the Tyranids might win, or at least would be second behind the Necrons. The Orcs are dangerous but without a leader like the Great Beast they are not focused enough tobe a true existential threat to mankind. They are ADHD writ large. The Tyranids are single minded and nearly unstoppable. There does not seem to be much lore which addresses the conflict between Tyranids and Necrons but it will happen sooner or later.
@@firmak2 If you CAN, then you don't need it. But you probably can't, because ribosoma can't survive enough temperature to give acess to the most diverse group of chemicals: metals. Of course, it's 40K, so you truly CAN
The Tyranids really stand no chance against the Necrons. Nids are good against other living things because of the soft nature of organics and food. Necrons would have no issue with razing an entire star system of life to kill the Tyranids. And it's not like the Necrons need anything else alive.
the warp from 40k.... When you want to turn it from 10 to 11 but you accidentally counted to infinity twice and multiplied the answer by it's self a few more infinant times.
Necrons are just stupid overpowered even for the stupid OP universe that is 40k. The only reason they haven’t wiped everyone out is because they’re sleepy bois. The Cybertronians and Forerunners probably could compete in the 40k universe.
I don't know whats more hilarious, that according to this list, the flood beat the Tyranids, or that, according to this list, the Orks beat the flood. lmao!
@@dankovskimark4540 Out of universe races too? Can't see that. Timelords could stop orcs form existing in the first place. Not even a need to fire a single shot. Reapers would transform orcs into husks. There are probably more.
Chris Math Orks... turning into Husks... You do realize the WAAAGH field can easily protect each and every Ork from indoctrination... Hell the Orks don’t even need to get close, Warhammer weaponry in terms of ships is far more powerful than even the Reapers
So in short the battle for best aliens species turns into a pissing contest between necorns and forerunners with the possibly of flood maybe ork interference
Predators deserve a higher spot since the ones we see in movies are just hunters and not their "army" since when they're at war they use completely different tactics and weaponry. Gotta remember that when they hunt they try to limit themselves as much as possible to make the hunt more exciting. Also remember they can use atomic bombs as watches as seen in avp.
The Borg would be higher on this list if they actually used their technology, scientific knowlege, and their resulting collective consciousness properly. They possess the genetic templates and collective knowledge of EVERY species they have assimilated. Their ships as well as their drones should be unstoppable cybernetic superorganisms. The writers of TNG created the Borg in an attempt to create the next big threat to the Federation. I believe that after Q Who?, they quickly realized that they did their job a bit TOO WELL thus they were forced to begin nerfing this superspecies as much as possible to make them not depressingly unbeatable.
Well it worked after first contact and Voyager fhe Borg became a bad joke. The wolf 359 incarnation would call the latter borg failures on the scale of the kazon and worthy or of use to the collective.
@@vonfaustien3957 True. Locutus was just a tiny glimpse of what the Borg should have been. When they assimilated Picard, they gained his knowledge and used it to effortlessly tear the Starfleet taskforce to shreds. They should be perfect logisticians, strategists, and tacticians as they would logically contain the collective knowlege/experience of countless military leaders.
@@iamalpharius6288 I know. Right? They clearly have memory. They should be able to recognize veiled hostile intent. What they should do is release their nano probes into the atmosphere filters as soon as they are boarded by unauthorized personnel. These Nan nights what remained dormant in the bodies of said personnel members who they would then feign attacking in order to make them retreat back to their own ship at which point, the nano probes would become active and begin to replicate then be released from the bodies of said personnel like an airborne pathogen. In these are nano Tech devices. They don't need to be injected into the blood stream for them to enter the body. The eyes, mouth, and mucous membrane perhaps even the skin provide more than enough entry points for something so small. The Borg assimilation virus is a prime example of what I mean. It was a surprisingly smart idea considering that it came from the Voyager era Borg. Back to the point you are making, if they could at least detain if not outright assimilate unauthorized personnel. Did they really think fans like us wouldn't pick up on these in consistencies? We are Star Trek fans for crying out loud. Over analyzing is what we do. LOL
Dude It should’ve been a tie between the forerunners and the necrons. Necrons May have the ottery but that’s nothing on the halo array. Plus If the necrons activate all the orrery destinations the forerunners can just chill on the halos, ark, all their shield worlds, and maethrillian.
Necron are wont be killed by the halo arrey it was built to kill bio life but the necrons weapon rips atom apart so the will kill anything that stand in there way
@@erikhoglund3411 That is true since they don't have a nervous system but considering the Forerunners other feats and the fact that if the Necrons activate the Orrery and destroy the entire galaxy to kill the forerunners it would still fail because of the ark plus they would just be killing themselves.
And considering unlike the Ctan who created a flawed method of bio transference the forerunners created composing which lets the new A.I. from the living being composed still have its memories and also its emotions unlike bio transference.
I'm disappointed that no alien race from the Stargate universe is on this list. I still think the Replicators would wipe the floor with the other aliens on this list
I suspect that the Daleks were just being shown from their feats on the show. Including the Expanded Universe, they’d probably be maybe around the 14 mark.
Surprised Transformers were as low on the list as they were. Who would win, Unicron or 5 reapers? To keep things fair, we'll ignore that the only thing that can kill Unicron is the Matrix of Leadership.
Gods in Sci-Fi are usually very powerful beings but not real Gods, to be God you must be Omnipotent, Omniscient and Omnipresent, Such characters are relatively rare.
The Star Gods aren't that impressive. They had the Necrons and they still weren't winning the war against the Old Ones which are heavily implied to be just a very advanced race, not gods themselves. As for the Necrons, they are still robots and the mass of their force are mindless drones with no memories or experiences despite being millions of years old.
Replicators would actually place pretty low on the list as they on par with Borg, and the Goa'uld is not that impressive compared to the other races on the list. The Ori could have a fighting chance, but they would lose to the likes of the Covenant.
Who would win ?A planet size battle station created by the necrons with the most advanced tech of his universe ,or a 700 astral knights force who decided to ram the damn thing?
@@imperialguardsmen8543 what I mean is we've seen a lot of humans in the future. Star wars Star trek Warhammer battletech dune Halo Mass effect just to name a few. I'd really like to see Battletech
@@311Bambino Well, ancient Halo humans were on the level of Forerunners and also found the cure to the Flood... but they were immense imbeciles. That's why they died.
@@DonVigaDeFierro Lol that's nothing, Xeelee verse humanity tried to wage war against a god like faction that were traying to save them from the Photino Birds. Not only they horribly lost but their entire galaxy was shut off into a pocket universe
The Necrons are NOT Daemons, not by 40K standards any way, and in fact are the "anti Daemon" since they have absolutely no presence in the Warp and can butcher Warp Entities quite easily.
I have, but also you've gotta take into account that A LOT of people who make countdown videos often don't really know what they're talking about. This was for clarification for anyone that might've been newer or less read regarding 40K and confused.
And they're really not mindless either. Maybe the average Warrior, because so much of their personality and soul was shorn from them when they were "converted" to Necrodermis. But the Pharons and other leaders are quite aware and brilliant...as long as the ages haven't taken too much of a toll.
While the last 3 place getters were unfairly maligned, none more so than the *Daleks.* Daleks in their later forms were able to beat the Time Lords _(well, except for this one renegade)_ and Humanity didn't stand a chance against them, even when Humanity was a interstellar civilisation. As for lack of imagination they once stole planets from all through time and space in order to power a disintegration waveform projector that existed out of phase with time in the Medusa Cascade (a rift between all realities). This enabled them to destroy *_ALL_* realities _[the stars are going out]_ forever, while they waited it out - don't know what theyv were going to do afterwords though. So all the other races in this list would dissolve without even knowing how or why, even the entire 40k universe and the Warp. It was only shear bad luck (and a little prophecy) that stopped them - seemed contrived really? And when they get wiped out they always rebuild their species, even if one Dalek survives (and they have hidden out in the void between realities). They are not bulky cyborgs that have trouble moving around, each Dalek is a combat spacecraft that can also time travel in emergencies. Oh and they can create Dalek agents from other lifeforms that are the originals until activated and Dalek weaponry appears. If your Homeworld gets obliterated you can rebuild and resettle elsewhere… Daleks actually brought their Homeworld back into existence, and made it invisible. And they don't even need a Homeworld, they just did it cause they could. Now that's power.
Bro 100% agreed. The Daleks could and would easily eradicate any other races in this list even if it was all of them against the Daleks. The only real reason the Daleks lose is because of the doctors plot armor. When the doctor was not available they easily took over earth and almost destroyed the entire reality, as you said. If the doctor wasn't involved in the last great time war, the Daleks could have easily won and dominated all of reality
It's basically a popularity listing more than a power listing. Sure Forerunners and the necrons would have been near the top, but the sheer bullshittery the Daleks bring to the table dwarfes them all. The only race that comes even close to Daleks in modenr fiction would be the Precursors from Halo, but too little is actually known about them.
Daleks suck balls. They are more inconsistent than any Saturday morning cartoon, and more incompetent than any child show villain. They are all powerful in one episode and then get beaten by painting their eyepiece in the next. You can have the best showings in the world, does not erase your shittier ones mate. You cannot accept just their high showings and ignore their low ones. Thats just fan bias. At least Forrunners and Necrons are CONSISTENT bad asses.
Ye but that's not enough It needed 27 planets to charge plus there are beings and factions that could do similar things without needing a giant battle station to do it
The Flood won probably because of a reason Murican Ben didn't even mention. They don't JUST incorporate their prey's intelligence. They also incorporate their DNA. This sounds a lot like Nids and Zerg, but there are two things that set them apart. 1. See, the Nids can make themselves instantly capable of resisting any disease after being infected. The Zerg can do the same, except they only need to eat the infection. The Flood only need to touch the prey with just ONE of its spores. While the Zerg and Nids rely on psychically downloading new DNA to the hive mind which then chooses to evolve the species, with the flood each individual spore can incorporate new DNA. So what does this look like in practice? In a 1 on 1 on 1 hivemind-off, the Flood would already be fielding infected Nids and Zerg before their competition could think about upgrading their spawning pools, or initiating an evolution event. Moreover, before the Zerg and Nids can get into evolution mode, the Flood would have reverse engineered their psychic network, which brings us to the second thing that sets them apart. 2. The Flood are not ONLY a supreme species in rapid genetic manipulation and intelligent infection. They are also a race capable of intellectual infection of any thinking system including artificial intelligences. The logic plague, one of the many weapons available to the Flood species is capable of infecting a Forerunner computer to cause it to go rampant (AI insane), and join the flood. What this means is that any psychic hivemind the Flood infects will begin to be infected both physically and mentally. The central mind would begin working for the flood. The Nids and Zerg would suddenly choose to evolve to become better Flood hosts, or to just become Flood. You see, they can drive you mad by touching your mind. The Flood is like the Nids and the demons of the Warp had a baby, and it chose to be very small... Like microscopic until it suddenly begins infecting entire galaxies in a matter of months. Such as the galaxy previously controlled unopposed by that "god-like" race mentioned in this video, the Forerunner. They seem weak, but that is only an illusion. Imagine a nearly immortal Space Marine with it's chainsaw sword incorporated into it's body by a fleshy mass, leaping into a squad of Space Marines and moving even faster than Space Marines can normally move, with fully functional Space Marine armor of its own. You can't just imagine infected Halo Marines going against whatever you want to fight. You have to consider that the flood WILL find a way to kill any trooper you put against them, even if it means crashing an airliner into them, and then they will infect that corpse, improving it's biology to optimal combat efficiency and zombie endurance. Imagine the 40k world with all it's crazy and very admittedly unoptimized warfare... But optimized by a central intelligence that could probably mentally go toe to toe with anything from the Warp. The only way to kill the flood off is by killing EVERYTHING, including you. And then you need to wait more than 100,000 years before exposing the leftover Flood to new food. Because that's how long they hibernated without food between the downfall of the Forerunner and them being unleashed again in Halo 1. And they STILL came back. They are an insanely advanced and powerful species. A biological weapon created by the precursors to the Forerunners... Yes they named the races that way.
Waaagghh!!! 40k ftw!! Can't believe you didn't cover the commie tau though. Anyone whose faced them knows just how scary a tau gun line is. And forerunners are just tarted up pax protectors. Halo really owes Larry Niven some royalties.
Just imagine if you guys added the forces of chaos which is far more crazier than the necrons, not to mention the old ones race who is a god like species who created the orks and eldar to fought against the Ctan and necrons in a galaxy spanning solar system destroying war of heavens
Daleks 16th Dafuq? They can wipe out entire Galaxies and recreate them in their own image. (The Apocalypse Element) Do some more research daleks are God level! ever heard of the Time War?
Any given faction in 40K will have lost at least one battle to every other faction in 40K Commander Mutt, just as they will have won at least one against each other faction - the lore setting is the lore of a war gaming system after all; having any totally unbeatable faction doesn't really fit with that. With that said, if you compare the overall threat of the Orks to the overall threat of the Necrons, it is clear to see that the Necrons have far more potent and advanced technology, superior strategy and tactics, and greater military coordination despite their currently scattered and only partially reawakened civilisation. It is possible that the Silent King could reunite the vast majority of the Necrons as a species, but given the inherently fractious nature of the Orks, it is doubtful that even a figure like Ghazghul could unite more than a tiny faction of the total Ork population of the Galaxy, since he can't be everywhere at once, and the second he leaves any given star system then other warlords will immediately start looking to take control and pursue their own agenda. That is absolutely core to the Ork psyche.
Weve never seen Necrons lead huge offensives on the scale that are commonplace among Orks and Nids. nothing in the modern 40K compares to the forces at play during the war in heaven. We don't know what kind of damage has been done to the Necrons numbers during there slumber or how many are still left. But the few Necrons that have been encountered have been a serious threat to all that opposed them even if they lost.
Let's face it the nature of warhammer wether fantasy or 40k (age of $h1tm&r does not count) is wired so no other realm can compete. You need a warhammer force to square off with warhammer. Virus bombs, vortex wepons, warp tears, and that's the lesser races. It's really not a fair fight. As scary as the death star is Failbadon the Harmless had a planet killing ship. Like he needed one to kill a planet. The death star blasted one planet and the star wars galaxy was rocked. The necrons erased a dozen worlds before anyone noticed. Enough said.
One of the most powerful races ever written, and the most interesting... isn't even in the top ten? What the [censored] is wrong with the people that didn't vote for the Yuuzhan Vong? Not to mention, one of the best ever written.
The vong are no where near the top of sci fi factions, saying they are one of the most powerful races ever written is such a huge amount of wank, they should be pretty much at the bottom.
GW tried to nerf the Necrons, they laughed in dial up
Oh god that noise must be worse than hell.
Yup. They are so stupidly powerful, despite being a normal major xenos race
@@thebiggun6663 i mean good thing GW always forgets they exist and never progress the lore for them
At least they didn't get nerfed as horribly as the Borg did! They started out as a serious villain race, then got turned down to 1 instead of up to 11 so they could actually take on the Federation in "fair" fights.
@@Unlivingroy Well, they might just be waiting for the day when 40k is not profitable anymore. At that point they bring out the last story in the 40k timeline which goes something like this: "All Necrons have awoken and proceed to extinguish all other races, the Tyranids and Chaos in one fell swoop and then go on to take their rightful place in the universe. That is, it's sole inhabitants. The End!"
Alien hive minds vs Alien geniuses who have forgotten how to F**k vs Unkillable Ailen Cyborg Terminator Mummies who killed their Gods and gave the middle finger to the laws of physics before the dawn of humanity.
I red that as Alan hive minds first time round
Theres also dolphins
Which one are the last ones?
@@Optimaloptimus The Necrons
Warhammer 40k has a lot of overpowered beings.
The scale is just on a grander level than most Sci-Fi universes. But those that talk about full or multi Galaxy conflicts match up sufficiently with 40k.
And then there's the Warp that always dials shit up to 11 but then fucks it up to 12
If you gotta beat an overpowered race race, you need also an overpowered race.
The Astartes' primary weapon is an automatic heavy grenade launcher and that only kills a third of the stuff they fight on a daily basis.
@@blaster23456 Correction, bolter shells are as the same size as a 12 gauge shotgun shell(s) but with a punch a grenade.
@@emperorsblade2786 No they're a little bigger than a 12 gauge
Let’s face it... the 40k universe is actually hell in space...
it actually gets worse planetside XD... yeah it's just hell.
that's the point :)
It's Australia in space, but the wild life has anti-tank weapons, the demons from Doom are invading, and skynet and the matrix just joined forces.
The Doctor would defeat everything in that world in ten minutes.
StarWarsftw12 Except the Warp
The only weakness of the Necrons is that they haven't all woken up yet.
They like their beauty sleep. Lol. But yes, that is their only weakness.
Amanda Franks they can’t reproduce, meaning if you kill 1,000,000 Necrons they can’t gain those numbers back ever
@@chasepeterson8789 but Necrons never die. That's why it doesn't matter. They literally are incapable of dying. And they do reproduce in a way, they make new variations of themselves. Or did you think the Pariah was with them millions of years before humans even existed?
Alistair Grey Forerunner weaponry is capable of disintegrating on the atomic level, while Necrons can only heal on the molecular level. So Forerunner weapons could kill the Necrons
@@chasepeterson8789 that's not what I'm talking about. Once defeated a Necron warrior is phased out to be repaired. There are weapons that destroy on the subatomic level in WH40k as well. They aren't any better against the Necrons than anything else.
Trazyn would approve, exellent work Allen and Bens :D
Joshua Hopkins we won't see films again then, he will add them to his collection
@@verdantsquire950 but what a glorious collection it will be
@@nemeasium6346 Tell that to his deathwatch squad left opposite the warboss they were sent to kill
@@verdantsquire950 Nah, films will either end up "gifted" to the Blood Ravens Space Marine chapter or looted from Trazyn's collection by the Ork Deathskulls.
Internet Zen Master tell that to Creed, we know the imperium would fight for him but knotting, trazyn is the guy who wins in somebody else's codex, he ain't gonna loose to some thieving space marines or orks
That’s transformers for ya their war is their downfall, a United Cybertron with an galactic fleet would be a heavy contender
I still think forerunner and necrons would win against them even if they were 100% united
I don't know about that necros use gods as they were pokemon
Hold up the transformers are more like us in The sense that they are at war with each other just like us!
Idk Transformers united could probably be at the top if together. But Forerunners and Necrons are pretty ridiculous. Destroying planets and stars at will.
@@diamondsandgold1993 but Megatron was power hungry and broke up the Transformers into Auto Bot and Deception there for like us the humans is what I was trying to say
Well, even for Warhammer 40K the Necrons are considered over powered. So little surprise they came out on top here.
Why aren't they all awake to take over the current galaxy? Perhaps plot reasons?
Diamondsandgold to actually give the other races a chance.
@@mancrab1899 sounds like it. But what about the horus heresy? Didn't trillions die in that war with the imperium? They can loose a lot of troops it turns out. The imperium isn't even on Forerunner level I might add.
@@diamondsandgold1993 ummm horus heresy was a civil war... not against Necrons...
@@mancrab1899 i seriously laughed!! Sorry, I'm newish to 40k hahah!
Got my popcorn and beer. It’s award time!
Yeeeea! My metal bois won!
Celebrate.exe
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It was just a popularity contest. Nothin too special. Necrons may or may not win a real matchup with the Forerunners
@@diamondsandgold1993 Forerunners are no match for Necrons. Necrons tech far surpasses that of Gods. Even in the video, although extremely vague, they have enslaved gods to work under them as weapons for their wars.
If this was a accurate vid and not decided on a poll then the daleks would be top with a score of 5.
Anyone can invent a unkillable, godlike race that no one can fight. What's the point?
"I shot you, Cartman. You're dead."
"Nuh-uh. I'm wearing plus five armor that makes me completely immune to all damage."
Love you guys.
"The Necrons are a race you make up when you just want to be a jackass..." LOL @Generation Films, I love you guys! Also Space Terminators for the win!
Not really Space Terminators anymore.
More like Space Tomb Kings.
Unless it’s the Destroyers or the Maynarkh Dynasty.
Just a minor correction;
Slaanesh is the Chaos God of Excess, not simply the God of Chaos. In 40K there are 4 Chaos Gods that make up their pantheon.
They make so many errors in their assessments and comments that it is just pointless. And the constant hating on aliens is annoying. If you dont like aliens, why are you even into sci fi?
"Tyranid numbers are impressive even for the 40k universe." ....the understatement of the millennia.
Lmao, predators? More powerful than the Vong? Than the Eldar? Lmao, popularity contest for sure!
DudeWatches agreed
Considering how low the reality-destroying Daleks are, it's pretty damn obvious. Even the bullshit-tier star gods that are the necrons and the Forerunner don't approach that level of utter BS.
@@Servellion Daleks suck balls. They are more inconsistent than any Saturday morning cartoon, and more incompetent than any child show villain. They lose to terrible show budget heroes. Its no wonder they have no respect. Just like the Borg.
The Predators probably are tho tbh
Diamondsandgold No, they definitely aren’t. Eldar have more advanced technology and are way faster than Predators. And considering the lack of armor from most Predators they won’t survive shuriken rounds
As a 40k fan, the pyramids do have tactics. The swarmlord and hive tyrants control the tyranid army and have adaptive tactics based on the army they are trying to fight.
The Precursors should be on this list. They created the Forerunners.
Willem Delport I mean they kind of are. With ya know the flood and all. I know they’re different but technically the flood are the precursors so...
The Precursors created all life in the Halo universe.
The Precursors are the only type 0 civilization to exist and have evolved beyond time, space and the need for technology. They are 5th dimensional entities bare minimum. They cannot be destroyed in the conventional sense.
Except they turned themselves into sand. Then being the reason why we have the Flood and also just let the Forerunners destroy their whole race
@@WaveForceful except they were destroyed, so your point is kinda moot.
True they make the necrons look like fodder.
8:59 "The Shitty Tyranids" Perfect description of the zerg btw
Which is why it's funny that they're on this list and not Tyrannids. Or the Protoss, who come from the same universe as the Zerg and are stronger than them.
TOP Strongest Armies/Races form fantasy?
Yes please
I second this.
Third it
Forth it.
I fifth this
Why the Dalek scored so low: Because they have the ability to travel back in time to when humans still walked on 4 legs and just shoot them while they where trying to breed and spread...
But never tried that.
Cause the Dalek are stupid XD
They tried that... Just the Doctor stopped them.
@@TheMysticGauntlet Problems with causality.
that would be a temporal paradox. The Q would snap thier fingers And turn the daleks to paramicium.
@@michaelgoff6235 Technically the Daleks can do that to the Q with the Dmat gun
This list is blatantly wrong simply for putting the Daleks at the bottom of the list. They are the most powerful race here by orders of magnitude.
Exactly they are god tier!
Time Lords?
The Daleks fought the Time Lords to a standstill, eventually managing to breach and lay siege to Gallifrey.
2:58
Middle East: has oil
America: you need liberation
if humans managed to join forces with dolphins ( reeeaaalllyy unlikely) they would have a 5.0 score
Imagine if we got whales to join us aswell!!!!!!!
We would quickly overtake Star Trek in technology!
This is treasonous talk! Never will there or should there be an alliance with those nasty slicked skinned squeaky sneaky bastards!
Now do weakest alien races that make great target practice, fun to discect, or just plain tasty, like ewoks
Christian Sparks The grunts from Halo may top the list. But a Grunt is actually heavier and around as tall as you, they just look short in front of a Spartan.
Astra Militarum
@@justicetaylor2695 in fact a grunt could possibly take on a fairly tough human in a fist fight.
And they are known for being viscious little bastards. The grunt rebellion was no joke, and even the elites respected them.
Teddy bears
I'm almost surprised the Ancients from SG-1 weren't on here since they're literally the closest to Gods then any other race on this list. lol
Spoilers:
Just in case you want to see the direct comparison...
2.57 Arachnids
2.91 Borg
3.11 Daleks
3.43 Xenomorphs
3.55 Covenant
3.60 Yuuzan Vong
3.62 Dark Eldar
3.68 Craftworld Eldar
3.69 Predators
3.82 Zerg
3.90 Cybertronians (Transformers)
4.04 Protoss
4.18 Tyranids
4.26 Reapers
4.35 Flood
4.41 Orks
4.52 Forerunners
*4.85 Necrons*
How is kryptonians or aliens x specis on here like how
I don't think these results surprised anyone. I doubt the gap between the Forerunners and the Necrons is truly that huge, but this is partly a popularity contest.
Yea the Forerunners and Necrons are pretty up there. Both have a lot going for them. Necron vs Forerunner: (Phasing smaller ships = shielded gigantic ships, Celestial array < Halo Array, Hundreds of billions but respawn/heal > Trillion(s) of troops and sentinals, Gause weapons=Gause weapons, C'tan Gods < Dyson spheres & shiled worlds) .. pretty equal I'd say.
I'm a big Halo fan, but I recognize that literal god-slaves and holograms that destroy entire star systems beat hypercomputer AI and the Halo array. The forrunners are incredible, but they do not have magic and gods.
@@th3nightlion624 Well you make a good point. But magic and gods can be fought against. If anyone could do it, it'd be the Forerunners. I mean their shields would take them a long way. Plus Dyson spheres and sheild worlds. But I'm still forming my opinion of the 2. I've known the Forerunners for a lot longer. But Necrons do seem like the new 'sci fi army heavy weight contender' if you will.
Well one of those factions were wiped out near their peak and the others reached their peak and decided to nap.
@@diamondsandgold1993 the necrons are far from new by my understanding, but there are some things the forerunners can't do, for example, no one can hit a target that cannot be hit, a target that simply doesn't exist within the laws of physics, like phased necrons
This really was a pure popularity contest. if you explore the DW EU, the Daleks during the time war are the strongest alien race in this contest what with ridiculous multiverse scale superweapons and weapons that can delete targets from time, etc. necrons are the solid second place though.
Finally someone talks about the Time War Daleks and not the Daleks from the show in which all the Star Wars, Warhammer, Halo and Star Trek fanboys keep trashing on because the Daleks are just insane mini tanks
We haven't seen the Yautja go full militaristic yet. I'd imagine it would be a sight to behold.
That's the only problem though we've only seen a few military units, the only ones I know of are the Blazer and Hydra from AVP extinction
Well, considering that just ONE of them is a fucking killing machine, an entire battle fleet would be devastating.
I don't know, but if they're hunters for sport, they would have some bitching battle tactics.
I feel like they haven't done that because they have no real threats to their species or empire. So the can basically just do whatever. So it would be super interesting to see how they react and adapt to facing off against another interstellar empire.
Holy crap! British Ben has gone through some hard times
I was surprised to see the Orcs come in above the Tyranids. I am definitely one those who thought the Tyranids might win, or at least would be second behind the Necrons. The Orcs are dangerous but without a leader like the Great Beast they are not focused enough tobe a true existential threat to mankind. They are ADHD writ large. The Tyranids are single minded and nearly unstoppable. There does not seem to be much lore which addresses the conflict between Tyranids and Necrons but it will happen sooner or later.
Orcs have technology, while the tyranids don't.
@@ferencgazdag1406 do you need tecnology if you can replecate the effects with biology?
@@firmak2 If you CAN, then you don't need it.
But you probably can't, because ribosoma can't survive enough temperature to give acess to the most diverse group of chemicals: metals.
Of course, it's 40K, so you truly CAN
I saw the Tyranids at 3rd or 4th. To many Halo fans. If we are talking the Krork from the war in heaven then yes I could see them that high.
The Tyranids really stand no chance against the Necrons. Nids are good against other living things because of the soft nature of organics and food. Necrons would have no issue with razing an entire star system of life to kill the Tyranids. And it's not like the Necrons need anything else alive.
All Xenos have the same weakness:
The Ultrasmurfs and the Manperor.
We call that “Plot Armour”
Well it wss a cool list, cant wait to see more of your content
Thx dude. 🙏
@@GenerationFilms well its just support from a fan
the warp from 40k.... When you want to turn it from 10 to 11 but you accidentally counted to infinity twice and multiplied the answer by it's self a few more infinant times.
That not so much of a alien race, but a whole different realm of reality, and is going more into the supernatural
@@lukasperuzovic1429 the Necrons could just wonder in and defeat the choas gods if they saw fit. Wait. *THAT WOULD BE AWESOME!*
And proceeded to divide by zero.
Necrons are just stupid overpowered even for the stupid OP universe that is 40k. The only reason they haven’t wiped everyone out is because they’re sleepy bois.
The Cybertronians and Forerunners probably could compete in the 40k universe.
ThePigKnight Forerunners definitely could, Cybertronians? Doubt it
I don't know whats more hilarious, that according to this list, the flood beat the Tyranids, or that, according to this list, the Orks beat the flood. lmao!
Fan favorites, they suck a lot
Orks can defeat anyone. Only reason Forerunners and Necrons are better then them is that they have literal "I Win" buttons at their disposal.
N-word Surfer.
Shh, let Halo fans have, least they start crying again.
@@dankovskimark4540 Out of universe races too? Can't see that. Timelords could stop orcs form existing in the first place. Not even a need to fire a single shot. Reapers would transform orcs into husks. There are probably more.
Chris Math Orks... turning into Husks... You do realize the WAAAGH field can easily protect each and every Ork from indoctrination... Hell the Orks don’t even need to get close, Warhammer weaponry in terms of ships is far more powerful than even the Reapers
So in short the battle for best aliens species turns into a pissing contest between necorns and forerunners with the possibly of flood maybe ork interference
Predators deserve a higher spot since the ones we see in movies are just hunters and not their "army" since when they're at war they use completely different tactics and weaponry. Gotta remember that when they hunt they try to limit themselves as much as possible to make the hunt more exciting. Also remember they can use atomic bombs as watches as seen in avp.
Klingons claim to have killed their gods: Necrons did
Yep, definitely a popularity contest.
The Borg would be higher on this list if they actually used their technology, scientific knowlege, and their resulting collective consciousness properly. They possess the genetic templates and collective knowledge of EVERY species they have assimilated. Their ships as well as their drones should be unstoppable cybernetic superorganisms. The writers of TNG created the Borg in an attempt to create the next big threat to the Federation. I believe that after Q Who?, they quickly realized that they did their job a bit TOO WELL thus they were forced to begin nerfing this superspecies as much as possible to make them not depressingly unbeatable.
Well it worked after first contact and Voyager fhe Borg became a bad joke. The wolf 359 incarnation would call the latter borg failures on the scale of the kazon and worthy or of use to the collective.
@@vonfaustien3957 True. Locutus was just a tiny glimpse of what the Borg should have been. When they assimilated Picard, they gained his knowledge and used it to effortlessly tear the Starfleet taskforce to shreds. They should be perfect logisticians, strategists, and tacticians as they would logically contain the collective knowlege/experience of countless military leaders.
Exactly and yet they dont even use an intrusion detection system.
@@iamalpharius6288 I know. Right? They clearly have memory. They should be able to recognize veiled hostile intent. What they should do is release their nano probes into the atmosphere filters as soon as they are boarded by unauthorized personnel. These Nan nights what remained dormant in the bodies of said personnel members who they would then feign attacking in order to make them retreat back to their own ship at which point, the nano probes would become active and begin to replicate then be released from the bodies of said personnel like an airborne pathogen. In these are nano Tech devices. They don't need to be injected into the blood stream for them to enter the body. The eyes, mouth, and mucous membrane perhaps even the skin provide more than enough entry points for something so small. The Borg assimilation virus is a prime example of what I mean. It was a surprisingly smart idea considering that it came from the Voyager era Borg. Back to the point you are making, if they could at least detain if not outright assimilate unauthorized personnel. Did they really think fans like us wouldn't pick up on these in consistencies? We are Star Trek fans for crying out loud. Over analyzing is what we do. LOL
Didn't the Borg get beat by the parallel universe Cybus Cybermen
WOO HOO!!!!! My Spooky Metal Bois won!!!! The ability to control time will always be the most powerful of weapons.
I don't know why but I lost it when ben called the Zerg shitty tyranids.
I mean... He's not wrong.
I'm content with these results, my life for Aiur.
I'm not. The Tyrannids and Protoss were much better picks for this list than Zerg.
Necrons for the win, take all your fears and you have them
Dude It should’ve been a tie between the forerunners and the necrons. Necrons May have the ottery but that’s nothing on the halo array. Plus If the necrons activate all the orrery destinations the forerunners can just chill on the halos, ark, all their shield worlds, and maethrillian.
@@LordXarius Necrons have a spear that sends things into alternate dimensions. Not the warp btw, other places.
Necron are wont be killed by the halo arrey it was built to kill bio life but the necrons weapon rips atom apart so the will kill anything that stand in there way
@@erikhoglund3411 That is true since they don't have a nervous system but considering the Forerunners other feats and the fact that if the Necrons activate the Orrery and destroy the entire galaxy to kill the forerunners it would still fail because of the ark plus they would just be killing themselves.
And considering unlike the Ctan who created a flawed method of bio transference the forerunners created composing which lets the new A.I. from the living being composed still have its memories and also its emotions unlike bio transference.
American Ben has all the guns humans ever will need to exterminate the dolphins
If the flood would discover agriculture, they would be unstoppable
I'm disappointed that no alien race from the Stargate universe is on this list. I still think the Replicators would wipe the floor with the other aliens on this list
Umm, daleks are on this list tho.
Start of video. My guess, Ewoks are #1.
Nailed it.
They make some good bbq meat tho
Number 1 on the menu
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Daleks should be mate they could destroy the xeelee
Tyrinids don't have tactics tell that to the ultramarines and blood angels
I suspect that the Daleks were just being shown from their feats on the show. Including the Expanded Universe, they’d probably be maybe around the 14 mark.
Surprised Transformers were as low on the list as they were.
Who would win, Unicron or 5 reapers? To keep things fair, we'll ignore that the only thing that can kill Unicron is the Matrix of Leadership.
Unicron is not a cybertronian, he is a god of destruction with a physical mechanic body that can transform into a planet.
I don't think unicron should count because it's to op
You know you're OP when you enslave your own Gods amd use parts of their finger nail or head as a super weapon
Gods in Sci-Fi are usually very powerful beings but not real Gods, to be God you must be Omnipotent, Omniscient and Omnipresent, Such characters are relatively rare.
@@nobleman9393 There's no single concrete scientific definition of "god".
@@khai96x This is my definition
@@nobleman9393 The one you replied obviously does not use your definition.
The Star Gods aren't that impressive. They had the Necrons and they still weren't winning the war against the Old Ones which are heavily implied to be just a very advanced race, not gods themselves. As for the Necrons, they are still robots and the mass of their force are mindless drones with no memories or experiences despite being millions of years old.
I'm surprised that none of the aliens from Stargate were on this list like the Goa'uld or the Replicators.
Replicators would actually place pretty low on the list as they on par with Borg, and the Goa'uld is not that impressive compared to the other races on the list.
The Ori could have a fighting chance, but they would lose to the likes of the Covenant.
The Asurans were far more capable than the Milky Way Replicators, having the same knowledge and technology as the Ancients.
Soldiers: do not worry for our lord god and savior is with us
Necrons: what god?
We broke ours and use their fragments as Pokémon.
The Daleks should have been number 1.
*NO HERESEY DETECTED IN THIS COMMUNITY*
I knew it would be the Necrons taking #1!
Who would win ?A planet size battle station created by the necrons with the most advanced tech of his universe ,or a 700 astral knights force who decided to ram the damn thing?
Strongest sci fi Human races
James A Is the culture human? If so probs them. But if we’re going for mainstream than probably the IOM
@@imperialguardsmen8543 what I mean is we've seen a lot of humans in the future. Star wars Star trek Warhammer battletech dune Halo Mass effect just to name a few. I'd really like to see Battletech
Strongest human factions across sci-fi? Warhammer humans, Starcraft humans, etc
Archeohumanity from Halo ftw.
Xeelee verse Humanity and Ancient Humanity from Halo are the strongest, or at least more than IoM
@@311Bambino Well, ancient Halo humans were on the level of Forerunners and also found the cure to the Flood... but they were immense imbeciles. That's why they died.
@@DonVigaDeFierro Lol that's nothing, Xeelee verse humanity tried to wage war against a god like faction that were traying to save them from the Photino Birds. Not only they horribly lost but their entire galaxy was shut off into a pocket universe
Master Asia Nah DAOT is where it’s at
The Necrons are NOT Daemons, not by 40K standards any way, and in fact are the "anti Daemon" since they have absolutely no presence in the Warp and can butcher Warp Entities quite easily.
Angelus Umbra ...Metaphors... heard of em?
He was just referring to them as demons as they are mindless killing machines
I have, but also you've gotta take into account that A LOT of people who make countdown videos often don't really know what they're talking about. This was for clarification for anyone that might've been newer or less read regarding 40K and confused.
Angelus Umbra Ah, that’s good then
And they're really not mindless either. Maybe the average Warrior, because so much of their personality and soul was shorn from them when they were "converted" to Necrodermis. But the Pharons and other leaders are quite aware and brilliant...as long as the ages haven't taken too much of a toll.
Daleks should be higher, considering they were like an hour away from destroying multiverse
That's true, but how about the Time Lords too?
I know I’m super late to this party, but just wanted to mention that I would have liked to see some Stargate replicators on this list. Formidable foe.
Necrons vs forerunners someone make this a thing pls
it was made the Forruners spend most of the war jacking themselves off while the Necrons just wiped them out
It likely ends in stalemate
I would have loved to see some STARGATE races here :(
While the last 3 place getters were unfairly maligned, none more so than the *Daleks.*
Daleks in their later forms were able to beat the Time Lords _(well, except for this one renegade)_ and Humanity didn't stand a chance against them, even when Humanity was a interstellar civilisation.
As for lack of imagination they once stole planets from all through time and space in order to power a disintegration waveform projector that existed out of phase with time in the Medusa Cascade (a rift between all realities).
This enabled them to destroy *_ALL_* realities _[the stars are going out]_ forever, while they waited it out - don't know what theyv were going to do afterwords though.
So all the other races in this list would dissolve without even knowing how or why, even the entire 40k universe and the Warp.
It was only shear bad luck (and a little prophecy) that stopped them - seemed contrived really?
And when they get wiped out they always rebuild their species, even if one Dalek survives (and they have hidden out in the void between realities).
They are not bulky cyborgs that have trouble moving around, each Dalek is a combat spacecraft that can also time travel in emergencies.
Oh and they can create Dalek agents from other lifeforms that are the originals until activated and Dalek weaponry appears.
If your Homeworld gets obliterated you can rebuild and resettle elsewhere… Daleks actually brought their Homeworld back into existence, and made it invisible.
And they don't even need a Homeworld, they just did it cause they could.
Now that's power.
Bro 100% agreed. The Daleks could and would easily eradicate any other races in this list even if it was all of them against the Daleks. The only real reason the Daleks lose is because of the doctors plot armor. When the doctor was not available they easily took over earth and almost destroyed the entire reality, as you said. If the doctor wasn't involved in the last great time war, the Daleks could have easily won and dominated all of reality
It's basically a popularity listing more than a power listing. Sure Forerunners and the necrons would have been near the top, but the sheer bullshittery the Daleks bring to the table dwarfes them all. The only race that comes even close to Daleks in modenr fiction would be the Precursors from Halo, but too little is actually known about them.
Daleks suck balls. They are more inconsistent than any Saturday morning cartoon, and more incompetent than any child show villain. They are all powerful in one episode and then get beaten by painting their eyepiece in the next. You can have the best showings in the world, does not erase your shittier ones mate. You cannot accept just their high showings and ignore their low ones. Thats just fan bias. At least Forrunners and Necrons are CONSISTENT bad asses.
casbott Do Darek’s have souls and feelings? If so they can’t beat the warp
@@imperialguardsmen8543 Their Super Weapons are capable of destroying the Multiverse
Necrons literaly drew energy from the entire universe just to power their weapons ....
Daleks should be way higher the modern dr who daleks have no issues with mobility
Please, give us your analysis of all the races rated. As much as I support anything 40K being top of the list, this was a popularity contest.
Xeo Nespydonum They already did analyses on each race
when comparing anything to WH40K stuff, they will fail.
Where is the Coneheads from Remulak??
Number One most powerful race: The Necrons
*The Culture: "Pathetic."*
theDTYP the culture?
@@doctorritos2114 its a book series by Iain M Banks. The Culture can probably defeat the entire 40k universe combined.
The Culture aren't really a race. But they would absolutely knack anything on this list in minutes
@@mashedmatt well the Covenant aren't either, but they're still on the list.
How cute
*laughs in Xeelee*
Necron win I'm happy.
I hope daleks are first
Sadly they're not
Lord Ferbus reality bomb tho
Ye but that's not enough
It needed 27 planets to charge plus there are beings and factions that could do similar things without needing a giant battle station to do it
The Flood won probably because of a reason Murican Ben didn't even mention. They don't JUST incorporate their prey's intelligence. They also incorporate their DNA. This sounds a lot like Nids and Zerg, but there are two things that set them apart.
1. See, the Nids can make themselves instantly capable of resisting any disease after being infected. The Zerg can do the same, except they only need to eat the infection. The Flood only need to touch the prey with just ONE of its spores. While the Zerg and Nids rely on psychically downloading new DNA to the hive mind which then chooses to evolve the species, with the flood each individual spore can incorporate new DNA.
So what does this look like in practice?
In a 1 on 1 on 1 hivemind-off, the Flood would already be fielding infected Nids and Zerg before their competition could think about upgrading their spawning pools, or initiating an evolution event. Moreover, before the Zerg and Nids can get into evolution mode, the Flood would have reverse engineered their psychic network, which brings us to the second thing that sets them apart.
2. The Flood are not ONLY a supreme species in rapid genetic manipulation and intelligent infection. They are also a race capable of intellectual infection of any thinking system including artificial intelligences. The logic plague, one of the many weapons available to the Flood species is capable of infecting a Forerunner computer to cause it to go rampant (AI insane), and join the flood. What this means is that any psychic hivemind the Flood infects will begin to be infected both physically and mentally. The central mind would begin working for the flood. The Nids and Zerg would suddenly choose to evolve to become better Flood hosts, or to just become Flood.
You see, they can drive you mad by touching your mind. The Flood is like the Nids and the demons of the Warp had a baby, and it chose to be very small... Like microscopic until it suddenly begins infecting entire galaxies in a matter of months. Such as the galaxy previously controlled unopposed by that "god-like" race mentioned in this video, the Forerunner. They seem weak, but that is only an illusion. Imagine a nearly immortal Space Marine with it's chainsaw sword incorporated into it's body by a fleshy mass, leaping into a squad of Space Marines and moving even faster than Space Marines can normally move, with fully functional Space Marine armor of its own. You can't just imagine infected Halo Marines going against whatever you want to fight. You have to consider that the flood WILL find a way to kill any trooper you put against them, even if it means crashing an airliner into them, and then they will infect that corpse, improving it's biology to optimal combat efficiency and zombie endurance. Imagine the 40k world with all it's crazy and very admittedly unoptimized warfare... But optimized by a central intelligence that could probably mentally go toe to toe with anything from the Warp.
The only way to kill the flood off is by killing EVERYTHING, including you. And then you need to wait more than 100,000 years before exposing the leftover Flood to new food. Because that's how long they hibernated without food between the downfall of the Forerunner and them being unleashed again in Halo 1. And they STILL came back. They are an insanely advanced and powerful species. A biological weapon created by the precursors to the Forerunners... Yes they named the races that way.
I knew it was gunna be necrons when I saw the video
The cybertronians can literally do everything the the forerunners can due and the 13 primes are on a level above the necrons
Next strongest single ship series lol
Or strongest human series
Now do top 18 strongest Human Factions
we are all one under the emperor
big E not palpatine
The true number one is humanity
I blame Voyager for the Borg's lower score
Waaagghh!!! 40k ftw!! Can't believe you didn't cover the commie tau though. Anyone whose faced them knows just how scary a tau gun line is. And forerunners are just tarted up pax protectors. Halo really owes Larry Niven some royalties.
Just imagine if you guys added the forces of chaos which is far more crazier than the necrons, not to mention the old ones race who is a god like species who created the orks and eldar to fought against the Ctan and necrons in a galaxy spanning solar system destroying war of heavens
Daleks 16th Dafuq? They can wipe out entire Galaxies and recreate them in their own image. (The Apocalypse Element)
Do some more research daleks are God level! ever heard of the Time War?
People seem to ignore the dalek supremacy they didnt even mention the reality bomb
@@reversethepolarityoftheneu773 That's true.
This whole vid was decided from a poll, so this was a popularity contest, if it was a accurate who is strongest then the daleks easy win
I was almost worried that the Necrons wouldn't win.
Well since this was a popularity contest, u shouldn't have
The Yuuzhan Vong should have placed much higher. They are unique among Star Wars villains.
If they had more Cinema showings & weren't being basically hidden in the lore by Disney people would realize how much of a threat they are/could be
Strange how necrons get destroyed in 40k by a bunch of green boys
Commander Mutt They didn’t though
Any given faction in 40K will have lost at least one battle to every other faction in 40K Commander Mutt, just as they will have won at least one against each other faction - the lore setting is the lore of a war gaming system after all; having any totally unbeatable faction doesn't really fit with that. With that said, if you compare the overall threat of the Orks to the overall threat of the Necrons, it is clear to see that the Necrons have far more potent and advanced technology, superior strategy and tactics, and greater military coordination despite their currently scattered and only partially reawakened civilisation. It is possible that the Silent King could reunite the vast majority of the Necrons as a species, but given the inherently fractious nature of the Orks, it is doubtful that even a figure like Ghazghul could unite more than a tiny faction of the total Ork population of the Galaxy, since he can't be everywhere at once, and the second he leaves any given star system then other warlords will immediately start looking to take control and pursue their own agenda. That is absolutely core to the Ork psyche.
Weve never seen Necrons lead huge offensives on the scale that are commonplace among Orks and Nids. nothing in the modern 40K compares to the forces at play during the war in heaven. We don't know what kind of damage has been done to the Necrons numbers during there slumber or how many are still left. But the few Necrons that have been encountered have been a serious threat to all that opposed them even if they lost.
Let's face it the nature of warhammer wether fantasy or 40k (age of $h1tm&r does not count) is wired so no other realm can compete. You need a warhammer force to square off with warhammer. Virus bombs, vortex wepons, warp tears, and that's the lesser races. It's really not a fair fight. As scary as the death star is Failbadon the Harmless had a planet killing ship. Like he needed one to kill a planet. The death star blasted one planet and the star wars galaxy was rocked. The necrons erased a dozen worlds before anyone noticed. Enough said.
Xeelee says hi. They had standard issued star killing rifles.
Laughs in alien x
I need leaves or my children will die. Give me leaves please.
Best robot/a.i armies next time!
(I allow you to count adeptus mechanicus but Its techno-heresy)
XD that waaaaaaaagh!!!
I get it the necrons are powerful and all but all of you that voted 5 should be expecting a visit from your local inquisitor soon
Oh so that was the guy at the door... He’s buried in my backyard.
I thought the transformers would be higher, but I didnt make the list so there's that
the necrons were made by another alien race of essentially space gods, then they killed the space gods
Best mech based armies in sci-fi next please. My suggestions are the UN Spacey from SDF Macross and the Clans from Battletech.
4:03
Zerg Swarm: pathetic.
Alien X could probably beat them all though :^)
Oh, shit! That's right!! What species is that??
@@DonVigaDeFierro celestial sapiens
One of the most powerful races ever written, and the most interesting... isn't even in the top ten? What the [censored] is wrong with the people that didn't vote for the Yuuzhan Vong?
Not to mention, one of the best ever written.
Because they got shat on really hard once they were forced onto the back foot.
The vong are no where near the top of sci fi factions, saying they are one of the most powerful races ever written is such a huge amount of wank, they should be pretty much at the bottom.
Why was 1 even an option for the necrons