@@ravener96 become a patreon and you'll have access to more posts of him. But yeah, hard to beleive. He's a one man army that put entire studios at shame.
Love watching the bighead and sweatlords argue amongst themselves over crap like this. *Its. A. Macguffin.* No its a thing! No it's a whatsitdoofer no it's a other thing! no its a thingamabober! That one tech priest comment: I want to love it... Everyone else: Oh just put it in a box somewhere for fuuuuuuuucks sake.
@@Derek147900 Not many, there are few who have a coherent take on the entire sphere situation & what it is... I think that Arch has hit the nail on the head here though. It feels right looking back on it with this information.
The Space Marine didnt "shoot point blank" from his plasma rifle - he let it overload and used it as plasma bomb. It's the oldest trick in the book. (Dan Abnett's book to be precise)
I think it worked to, I think that is what took out the creature that was tethering the marines, although the timing was slightly delayed due to warp fuckery.
@@cameronfrost5924 no if you use your telekinetic abilities in the warp you shine like a bright light and the predators of the warp just swallowed the Duke
if you listen carefully again with perhaps slower speed you hear the orb say: "take them all" and then the inquisitor stops his focus and says "return them immediately!" at which point he had lowered his defences and the orb attacks him.
If you listen to the echoes of the last word lingering, the syllable '-pha' becomes much clearer. Likely in reference to the alpha level psyker that is the inquisitor.
Yeah I didn't hear it at first but when I went back and listened again I heard it i wondered why the officer signaled the other Marine to leave he must of been telling him to send a recall order to the kill team. Unfortunately it got there too late...
When it comes to Xenos and Chaos, there quite literally is no such thing as too much overkill, there is: .."we pray this meager amount of overkill is enough..."
If facing tech of beings that are able to enslave whole planets... you wont be sending guard to take care of it, it will be just a gift that can be used against you. Send in Space Marines and that might be enough..if not Emperor help us...
I think they know how dangerous these things are because they've dealt with them before. At 0:33 of part 5 you can clearly see another orb dangling in the top right of the screen. I'm guessing they have been dealing with multiple orbs from before this encounter. It could also explain the "We have all failed" portion of the dialogue between the orbs (assuming that's what was actually said) So many details that are easy to miss.
I laughed when the two marines wasted the inquisitor when he showed signs of demonic possession. I could just imagine them saying "Yeah, we've played this game before and we're not interested thank you"
Actually, watching the sudden jump when he goes lightshow, I'm thinking more "!" A la metal gear from the captain, and the beaky with the bolter going "Ohshit ohshit!" As he plugs the corpse.
Bmobmo64 the emperor used the term himself, after the captain general asked him what he was talking about the emperor said "Fourth degree, interdimensional, warp fuckery"
@@DayOfCasual I guess he enjoys all the discussion and theories. It's not meant to be fully understand and without mystery. And that is just awsome, in this time and age. Were usually everything is spoonfeed and explained to the viewer. All hail the astartes - maker
The Retcon-ing I mean... Astartes refer to each other as brothers also.... So like, they’re all sorta like a bunch of Hulk Hogans with armor thicker than a tanks. Dunno about the orbs tho.
Also, I have another theory: the first sphere was taken using the same strategy- a psyker keeping it weakened while the Astartes take it down. The shackled sphere back then attempted to manipulate the Astartes, but failed, and due to that was captured. When it came into the proximity of the second sphere, it gave it a warning, telling it that it cannot take hold of the Astartes, and told it to instead attack the Alpha-class psyker (which is the reason the sphere suddenly stopped pushing against the Astartes). However, the psyker overheard the warning and told the Astartes guards to recall the kill team, recognizing that they are in mortal danger as the plan will fail. Sadly, it was too late, and he was overwhelmed, but since the psyker's mind was now in the warp, controlled by the sphere, they were both vulnerable to warp entities, which led to them being attacked. In the moment before it's death, the sphere thought of a place it wanted to go to in an attempt to save itself- the homeworld of the Yu Vath- and that attempt to flee flung the Astartes there.
Perhaps it goes even further than that, perhaps the Psyker allowed the Warp to flow into him, knowing his guards would destroy his empty shell at the first sign of corruption and that the Sphere-mind would not be expecting this tactic.
@@arueshalaetablebuildingsociety that’s what I think. The psyker knew it was over for him and used his last moments to fight back and warn the astartes. Causing the Xenos to get consumed by warp Deamons and the marines being sent to the homeworld alone.
@@nivaldomonte5441 The inquisitor in the Curze book dueled the scariest primarch without flinching, knowing full well what was going to happen, and he actually styled on him a bit before getting disemboweled. They can be bastards but they also tend to be extraordinary people willing to go to great lengths for the imperium.
The lack of dialogue is excellent. Never have dialogue where it isn't absolutely required. Game companies like blizzard could learn a lot from this, but they never will.
I am going to have to make a full Yu Vath lore video now aren't it? well, i guess The Perturabo that could have been will have to go wait quietly in a corner then!😏
As plenty of others have said, the Inquisitor's psychic energy is seen as black smoke. The force that hits the Yu'Vath was a mass of black smoke. He may have lost the battle for his mind (and possibly soul), but was able to give one last "fuck you" to the monster.
These are two possible translations that people gave in the comments of the original video. Orb 1: "Who's here?" Orb 2: "I have failed, brother." Orb 1: "We have all failed." Orb 2: "The Astartes deny our touch." Orb 1: "You must return." Orb 2: "Break your shield." Orb 1: "Impossible. We'll never survive." Orb 2: "You must take them." Inquisiton Psyker: “The Astartes are in danger my Lord!” Orb 1: "Who's there?" Orb 2: "I have failed brother, WE HAVE ALL FAILED. The Astartes defy our touch". Orb 1: "You must return. BREAK. YOUR. SEAL." Orb 2: "Impossible, we will never survive." Orb 1: "YOU MUST. Take them." Inquisiton Psyker - "Return them immediately!"
Second is more likely. Especially the statement made by Psyker, you listen to what he says and there is no way to get "my lord" at the end. He says three words, not seven.
I'm also quite sure that the blast of black smoke that fucked up the yu vath thing when it was holding the astartes was his final act before corruption.
@@zangasa Fair point, but in the sequence where the inquisitor listens in on the conversation of the spheres he has an aura of black smoke, which i believe to be the very same black smoke seen in the scene with the astartes.
no escape. I have failed brother." 'We have all failed. The Astartes deny our touch. You must return, break your seal." "Impossible, (I) will never survive." "You must! Take them!"(talking about the Kill squad) In inquisitor drops his concentration to warn them. “Pull them back immediately” but becomes possessed
I found on the full edit of the Astartes shorts, a very good transcription from Robert* ! And if you listen closely, it fits better. Here is his comment : "the orbs start speaking to one and other, Orb1 "who is here?" Orb2 "i have failed, brother" (couldn't stop the marines or corrupt them) Orb1 "We have all failed" (he's captured) Orb1 "the Astartes defy our touch" (they have a hard time controlling them) Orb2 "You must return... Break your seal!" (returning from the warp to "normal" universe and get free from the inquisitors seal) Orb1 "Impossible, we'll never survive!" Orb2 "You must take the alpha" (the inquisitor since he's the highest ranked and has psyker powers he is the "Alpha" if he controls him he has the entire ship the Daemon that is.) as orb 1 (the daemon) does this he takes control of the inquisitor but before he can do anything the commander warns his troops ("Get them out Now!")and takes the soon to be possessed inquisitor out. The impulsor sergeant (space marine) receives comms to watch out but its too late and the Daemon of orb 2 sucks them into the warp. Warhammer 40k is extremely hostile space the moment he uses his psyker powers within the warp he lights up like a Christmas tree and other daemons kill him thus he lets the marines go and they get warped to a different location. Fun fact... if the commander was a second or 2 slower the entire ship would have been corrupted and they would have died. Also possessed Psykers are very hard to kill, blowing off the head doesn't mean they are dead you really have to dismantle the whole body."
@@AeneasSanjeet good translation, but they are Xenos, not Daemons. They clearly know about the dangers of the warp. Their spheres have warp shields to mask their presence. When it’s damaged, a predator of the warp quickly takes out the Xenos, you see that when the Xeno pulls the kill squad into the sphere.
The Inquisitor of Ordo Hereticus is trying breach his way to find more secrets about these orbs. Remember, the orb in the Inquisition ship is different from the 5 Astartes that they just found. When the Inquisitor finally got in, he make sure he listen carefully as the two orbs talk to each other. And as the orb says to "Break your shield, you will not survive, take them all." The Inquisitor made the biggest mistake to remove his focus to warn the Veteran even if he was still connected, which led to him begin possessed and... "Sanitized".
"The Inquisitor made the biggest mistake to remove his focus to warn the Veteran" aka, he did his duty and warned the Emperors Angels of impending danger. For the Emperor.
hey guys sorry for asking... on my first view i thought it was a tech priest, then we see the inquisitors mark on his back. im not the best of knowlege in wh40k, i thought that art of conection to things, computers, orbs could only be done by a tech priest i found on the net some one asking if its possible to have/ to be a tech-priest-inquisitor?
I imagine the guy behind this would love to do that but has a limited amount of time available to work on them. These sort of animations and film production is very time consuming.
He's putting a few months into each episode, supporting him on patreon is the best way to make sure he has the opportunity to keep making them! www.patreon.com/astartesfilm
The actual Yu'vath conversation goes like this: "No escape. I have failed, brother. We have all failed. The astartes defy our touch. You must return. Break your seal. Impossible. You'll never survive. You must ... take them." As an audiologist editing this down was quite easy. Here is what I've done: • amplification of the main language area for better speech comprehension • reduction of all other frequencies for noise reduction • slight frequency shift to make high pitched consonants more discernible • silencing word breaks and some syllable breaks for echo reduction • combined or singled out stereo channels to reduce noise and increase dynamic speech range • amplified some syllables even more Done. :)
Holy crap I recognised your name but didn't click straight away, do you have any plans to finish/clean up your Space Hulk audiobook edit? I freaking love it and I wish you would do more like it. You should check out a channel called Peranine, he is writing a really good 40k fanfic story at the moment and I think it would benefit amazingly from your touch.
@@thezurban7209 Thanks. Glad you've enjoyed it. The audio book was on hold for years due to time constrains. I wanted to pick work on it up again after finishing my job training, which I did this summer. Right now I'm finishing my work on improving the sound design of the Astartes mini series and will return to the audio book afterwards. Editing sfx to 1 minute takes between 1 to 2 hours. It's going to be a long road. Also, since James Murphy closed his YT years ago I've got no way for him to re-record or re-edit the things that he messed up in the original. It'll be a flawed gem forever ... unless I can find someone to re-record the entire thing.
@@KillerExe01 Dang that sucks to hear, It may be flawed but it will always be a gem. Looking forward to more of your stuff now that you've finished your training though.
Not only has he hooked himself to one. You can see a second orb hanging from another set of the same apparatus that suspends the first orb inside the vault, except the apparatus on that orb seems turned off, implying that orb is already turned off or dead. This man has done it more than once.
Not to mention that he was more than likely a sanctioned psyker and not an Inquisitor. He was a tool to be used until such a time as his face got wrecked and holes were applied to his body.
"The Astartes (Also known as Space Marines) were sent in to deal with a planetary rebellion. However, the leaders or instigators of the rebellion escaped the planet, and were most likely on board the ship. They were likely aware that the mysterious orb was aboard since they already had one captured aboard their flagship, so they were sent in to kill the entire ship and capture/contain the orb for further study. The guy in the red robes is an Inquisitor, whose job is to investigate anything that may threaten mankind and uncover hidden/unknown threats. These orbs were in some part responsible for the rebellion and therefore very dangerous. Now, this Inquisitor was also a Psyker, which is essentially a sorcerer who draws their power from an alternate dimension known as the Warp. Basically, he was using his cosmic mind powers to observe the spheres with a form of magic vision that would reveal their 'true form' so to speak. The golden body/statue they passed by looks like it was being built. It was possible it was meant to act as a host for the orb's intelligence when it was finished. There are some people speculating it could be an ancient, hyperadvanced AI, or at least the body of one, but personally that seems rather unlikely to me. The Astartes, after fighting their way through the second orbs numerous attempts to attack/control them with its own powers, planted a bunch of devices on it that looked as if they were meant to contain the orbs powers. Back on the flagship, the Inquisitor listens in on the orbs communicating to one another. They refer to each other as brothers and said they have failed, and that the Astartes defy their touch. It is possible they were trying to mind control the Astartes, but the Astartes have a mental resilience comparable to their physical capabilities, and are essentially immune to mind control attempts. However, the Inquisitor overhears one of the orbs urging its brother to break free, while the imprisoned one says to 'Take the Astartes'. The Inquisitor warns the Space Marine in charge of the mission, the guy with the white helmet and cape, that his men are in danger and need to leave immediately. The leader (who looks to be a Captain based on his insignia) sends off one of his men to go warn the others. At this point, the imprisoned orb breaks free and apparently tries to possess the Inquisitor, perhaps by leaping its mind from the orb and into his body. This is what triggers the rush of visions and what causes him to burst into light. Now, possession is a well-documented phenomena in this universe, and the standard policy is to kill possessed beings on sight since they can do unspeakable damages, such as literally ripping the fabric of reality apart and opening a portal straight to the dimension they get their powers from, the Warp, which is full of demonic entities that would love for nothing more then to kill everything they can get their hands on. Thus, the Space Marines just murder him on the spot since at this point, he's already dead and quickly at risk of becoming host to something even worse. Back on the rebel ship, the Astartes squad gets word of this, but the orb triggers before they can do anything, and starts sucking them in to what looks to be the Warp (the crazy red/black space where we see the squad trapped by tentacles) before the entity that has caught them is struck by some form of black cloud, which could be the backlash of its brother being 'killed' when it was in the middle of possessing the Inquisitor. This causes the entity to release the squad, and they get thrown from the Warp and arrive on an alien world. This world may or may not be the same world they were in orbit of, but it could be anywhere in the galaxy. The giant skeletal statues surrounding them could be the remains of the same alien civilisation responsible for creating the orbs, or something else entirely. There is some speculation that they belong to a race of aliens known as the Necrons, who once ruled the galaxy some 65 million years ago, and have a lot of death iconography. It is possible the orb was something made with their technology. Another theory is that the orbs are made by another ancient alien race known as the C'tan, who are cosmic 'star gods' that granted the Necrons much of their power. Other theories include the orbs being a cage built to house a demon, and the entity that we see in the Warp is what the real form of the being we hear speak. There is also some people saying it could be one of the more unknown alien races of the setting, like the Umbra, who appear as spheres of black shadows, or the Yu'Vath, beings who were noted for having formless shapes made out of unusual bone like materials. Or it could just be something the creator of the series made up based on elements of pre-existing lore. There isn't a definite answer yet, just a lot of speculation. The universe is very big and there are a lot possibilities for what it could be. The final clip of the various different Astartes of different colours could be the next focus of the series. The creator has already said he knows what he's going to do next, and its going to be even better (!) then this series. The very final clip is a Space Marine fighting what may be an alien race called the Eldar, as the shots fired at him seems consistent with the sort of weaponry the Eldar use. He is supported by a Predator Battle tank in what looks like an urban setting, based on the burning building seen behind them. If this interests you, or you want to find out more, there's a great guide on reddit that goes over exactly what the universe is all about. " - i forgot to get the username of the dude who wrote this. sorry man
I noticed the entity that dragged then in has almost the identical features such as the face/body shape and dress, not sure what this helps exactly but I think they were thrown threw the warp like a stone.
K, so the creator aparently responded to an email from the guy who put parts 1-4 into a compliation video and said the orbs are his own creation. Also its not necrons
Whatever the orbs are, they seem to be associated with technology more advanced than the Imperium's, because the two guardians protecting the vault in the previous episode were robotic, and presumably the orb is behind their construction. They weren't just human psykers, apparently. For one thing, they were too tall to be normal humans -- as tall or taller than the 9 foot tall Astartes. And that shield they used to stop bolts was a stasis field of some sort generated by tech rather than psychic ability, which is why the marine was able to push his vibroknife through it to a point where the field simply ceased to be in effect. These observations, together with the ornate and distinctly human facades of the orb's constructions (including the giant golden man under construction on the table), suggests the orbs are lost _human_ tech from the Dark Age of Technology. So you say the idea they're hyper advanced AI is "rather unlikely", but as much or more evidence supports that idea as any other theory. Still, it's also just as plausible that the orbs are 100% xeno tech, with said xeno species happening to be near-human in morphology. The creator has specifically said that the planet the marines are teleported to is the orbs' dead homeworld. That _could_ refer to one of the countless worlds colonized by humanity during the DAoT... or just as likely, not.
@@CognizantCheddar the astartes in this clip are just over 8ft, not nine. Not sure if typo. P.s. what if the giant is being pulled apart to make the masks? P.p.s. we can see in the first episode that the Inqusitor is taller than the avg. Human too. Fun fact.
Is everything with a Inquisition sigil must be an Inquisitor? Have you ever heard of Inquisitor's retinue? Have you seen Inquisition psykers? Inquisitor is more of a detective and judge. it is not the work for Inquisitor to connect to some heretical artifacts. They have people for that.
the only question i still have is: how, in the manly Manperor's name, did that guy managed to pull such inhuman amount of work? he most obviously was blessed with creative powers
"this is not overkill" yeah pretty correct. in Horus rising a space marine is possessed by a warp demon and i think they said it took like 175 bolt rounds to take it down. which my not seem like much but keep in mind, a single bolt round (from just a pistol) can turn a human from the torso up into ragu and blow a hole in a modern day tank.
You actually see a bolt round rip a rebel soldiers torso from his lower half earlier in one of the scenes right before the large group of rebels get absolutely shredded by one of their own heavy laser mgs
I just did some quick mental math. Considering a standard bolter magazine contains 25-30 rounds, that would mean that the demon was able to eat between six and seven full magazines before finally getting the hint and dying. So yeah. Overkill, no such thing.
@@onechilldude4247 the only way that phrase makes any kind of sense in this universe is against the Necrons 😂 hahaha and only cuz you have to kill them over and over and over 😂
@@needs_more_dakka5774 He was going to get possessed anyway, you can see later that his prayers also don't do shit. He knew he was gonna get fucked so he told the weaker ones to leave so they won't die from whatever possesses him.
Stolen from another YT comment made by Rubentje: For the people who are interested in more info. This is what the creator said on a Reddit AMA: What the two orbs said: "...no escape. I have failed brother." 'We have all failed. The Astartes deny our touch. You must return, break your seal." "Impossible, (I) will never survive." "You must! Take them!" Has your series caused GW to reach out to you in any fashion? - I do know that they're fans of the series. In Ep.5 did they use the facemasks and spines to build the golden body or was it the other way around? - Both were made using knowledge they gained from the xenos beings. The giant metal armour suit - what would it have been when complete? - Giant body would have been something more comfortable for the xeno beings to inhabit :) Who are the one-armed psychers? - One armed psykers were inner cabal of the rebellion in cahoots with the being in the orb. The corrupted person is an inquisitor, not a techpriest. What was the tenticle creature, how does it relate to the orbs, and what caused it to let go of the Space marines!!!? - Xenos :) The orbs or "Vessels" were for their own protection/travel. Once it broke free from it and attempted Warp travel, it was preyed upon by warp entities, causing it to let go. What is the goal of the beings? - To very patiently subvert a system and prepare it for the rest of them. They need practice dealing with Imperials though... Quick question, did the inquisitor from part 5 sacrifice himself to help out the astartes as they were being taken over like some of the theories suggest or were they incorrect? I'm talking about the scene where "the black smoke" (psychic power?) coming from him seems to be absorbed by the orb. - No sacrifice. But he did break his concentration to try and warn them... WTF happened at the end of episode 5!? - Marines taken for a trip through the warp by the xenos being :) It was cut short and they ended up not quite where the xenos being was trying to take them... 'Cause I was wondering if you were willing to divulge the names of the Marines, specifically the Captain and lieutenant that smashed that Inquisition. - Main Squad were... Kohren (Sgt) Hahken Hassig Monos Jael Veteran Marine 'Commander' = Hakael Beakie Marine = unnamed sorry :) - Just to clarify, the Astartes project is moving forward as an anthology piece (officially announced with a trailer fairly soon), containing 2-3 more short stories, jumping to different SM chapters for each one. After that? We'll see :)
The inquisitor says "recall them inmediately". You can see the squad leader getting the message after. And the blood he vomits is coagulated due to Larramans Organ.
I thought the Inquisitor is saying something close to "It's eating my mind" or "It's taking my mind", which makes the captain react fast by sending one of them to inform the kill squad. Makes the captain be ready too if and like we saw the psyker getting possessed finish him off. Edit. Listening to that part again, I think you might be correct him saying "Recall them immediately" and that is the signal he gives to the marine and later on we see the "MC" getting radio call by him turning his head to listen and then all shit goes off with the sphere.
While the inquisitor is busy being taken over, he still fighting back and trying to say something, he says a few things before his mind is over powered. Can you make it out?
A bit of summary from the comments of the original video: The actual Yu'Vath are in the warp, and these spheres are their protection from warp entities and, at the same time, an anchor to the realspace. Two of them got captured by the Retributors/Inquisition (there is a second shackled sphere next to the first one, if you look closely). The third one is about to get captured as well. The Yu'Vath from the captured sphere warns his "brother" that Astartes cannot be mind-controlled (the main weapon of Yu'Vath), so he needs to break his protective sphere and escape throug warp, least he be captured as well. The second Yu'Vath is afraid to do so, so the first one suggests to capture the kill-team to use them as bait for warp entities. The second Yu'vath tries to do exactly that, but when he tries to teleport (probably to one of the Yu'Vath planets), he draws too much attention and gets eaten by a demon. The astartes get thrown out of the warp to the place the Yu'Vath was actually trying to get to.
My interpretation is the Psyker (what was left of him) killed the "Yu'Vath," or at least freed the Astartes. The Psyker gives off a smoky aura while listening in on the conversation, and whatever severs the "Yu'Vath's" tendrils also has that aura. Also, when the psyker is eavesdropping, the unbound orb is show above him and the bound orb, and the attack on the "Yu'Vath" comes from "below."
@@blackdragonxtra Yes, this is also a very popular theory in the comments. It might be correct, but i personally think that the balck smoke around the psyker just represents warp activity in general and does not correlate with the black "thing" that kills the Yu'Vath. You can also see that right before the attack on Yu'Vath, there's quite a number of those "things" floating around. Another popular version is that it's the plasmagun shot from before - or how it looks in the warp.
Between this, the 'Death of Hope,' and last year's 'Helsreach,' I gotta say that my 40k itch is being scratched so satisfyingly here on TH-cam. Finally, dudes are starting things and actually making them happen. It's not just talk, or a little preview and then it never happens or it gets shut down by GW. We're living in a beautiful time. :)
In the scene with the golden giant it seemed clear to me that they were disassembling it and using its skin and insides to make the psyker's masks and spines.
Most of the people doing breakdowns and analysis I've see have always talked about the Golden Giant being "Assembled" in the room, but I agree with you it always looked to me like it was being taken apart so it's pieces can be repurposed into making those psycho-reactive "Replacement heads"
@@drronin112 I was thinking along the same lines. There's just one thing that stops me from completely going down that road. Do you remember in the previous video how the two psykers were each seemingly missing an arm? The golden statue is also missing part of one of its arms, cut off at about the same level. I don't know what it means, but it gives me pause. Maybe they ritualistically mutilated themselves in order to somehow resemble this statue?
Looks to me like they are literally pulled into the sphere by the tentacles, you just can't see them in real space. You'll note the main space marine character is pulled in first by his hand and then by his other hand when he goes for the pistol. And in the warp the tentacle is around his arm while the other is presumably destroyed by the plasma shot, his fellow astartes have tentacles wrapped around their waist and also appear to have been pulled towards the sphere by the waist.
I think the orbs that are speaking are the other way around. When one orb said the "Astartes deny our touch" I think it meant those pulses that attempted to assault the Kill Team Astartes Minds. It's defenses to corrupt had failed. Also I don't think it said "Take the alpha", it said "Take them", meaning the Astartes which is exactly what it did next. That's why the Inquisitor warns the Astartes in command. Smoke is used to represent the Inquisitors power. The time frame isn't clear so what if the smoke that attacks the Yu Vath is the Inquisitor. His attack makes it "drop" the Astartes, but the Inquisitor is ultimately defeated and hence corrupted and put down. I'd guess the planet the Marines appeared on where were the Yu Vath were trying to return.
I actually really like this theory. Warp is known for it's Time Fuckery. It's possible when he clenched his hands together, he was attempting to attack the Xeno which lead to his death.
Well, I don't think that black fog that attacked the Yu'Vath was the inquisitor. The first orb advises the second one to break its "seal" or "shield" in order to being able to "take them", which is possibly the orb's last line of defense or at least the last thing it could do to prevent itself form being captured like the first orb, since "the astartes defy our touch". The second orb answers "impossible, we will never survive.", which implies that this "seal" or "shield" the first orb speaks of functions as something like a cloaking device in the warp, similar to a gellar field. Now, after the second orb does so and pulls in the astartes, we see that little scene where this black mist attacks the Yu'Vath. I guess that a predator of the warp noticed the Yu'Vath after it broke its shield and immediately went for its neck, so the concerns of the second orb were valid indeed. What happened to the psyker before that could be seen as a little hint to what comes next. I think it's highly likely it wasn't the Yu'Vath toasting his mind but rather the same warp entity that also jumps the Yu'vath of the second orb afterwards. I mean, a Yu'Vath broke its shield and at the same time a obviously very powerful pysker lost his focus for a second in order to warn the nearby Astartes, so basically in the warp every nearby demonic entity would've seen two very bright lights flashing up. To a demon that's a goddamn neon billboard sign saying, "Hey yo, free meals over here!" In terms of the planet at the end, I'm not quiet sure. Could be some sort of a pocket dimension, since it looks like some kind of a forsaken mausoleum and I'm having a hard time believing that a planet of a warptwisted civilisation such as the Yu'vath's could exist unnoticed by the Inquisition for so many years in the Calixis sector.
The Yu'vath were a Warp-worshipping xenos species, who built an empire of corrupted humans, and were defeated in the Angevin Crusade, together with the Bale Childer, after the homeworlds of both species were destroyed by Exterminatus. They were the last resistance to Imperial rule in the Calyx Expanse, which signaled the end of the Angevin Crusade and the birth of the Calixis Sector. Did anyone read the introduction to the video? Arch, you are correct sir! Cheers!
You know, The creator of the Astartes series DID say that this could be something completely new to 40k and entirely homebrew, much like his Space Marine Chapter, So any real definition conclusions are still somewhat up in the air. But regardless what the truth is, I think that we can all safely say and agree on one single thing, both as Warhammer fans or otherwise: This series is bloody amazing and holy hell is this one man talented. Let’s all give thanks and celebrate this guy together as a community and show our appreciation to such an extraordinary individual. 😁
Just look at the animations! The movements are so realistic! Now I've heard what they've about this one guy doing everything, but that's the animation side! He may have did the animation himself possibly, but that stuff is motion capture! Requiring a lot my re equipment and actors for the motions!
25:58 the kill team leader had turned away from the orb, and looks to be in the middle of receiving a radio warning from their ship about what has happened to the other orb, but before any of them could do anything about it they, well...
Yep, if you have a good set of headphones or crank your speakers, you can hear the message coming through in his helmet. But the message is received too late.
Do you think he hesitated at ~18:01, after he stared at it for a moment, bcs he had a bad feeling about this? I think he just might. And he was right...
I think the inquisitor intentionally opened his mind to the powers of the warp after recognizing the orbs intentions, he used the power to defend the astartes.( which is shown as a shadow attacking the light figuer holding the astartes in the warp 28:53), possibly saving the astartes and gaining prophetic visions of the future, 22:04 then his mind was overwhelmed by the pure warp energy leading to his demise.
This is a cool theory, though the inquisitor's body was definitely made into swiss cheese before the Kill Squad got the retreat order (and subsequently sucked into the sphere). Psyker-ing from beyond the physical world?
here is a detail that contradicts/expands your theory: the possessed incquisitor speaks muffeled words under his helmet at 4:45 these words are the same words the orb sais before it begins to absorb the astartes killsquad. this suggjests that by then the inquisitor fully under controll of the orb.
Per above, the Inquisitor informs the Captain (4:27) to 'recall them immediately', and is very shortly thereafter dropped. He's dead. Shortly AFTER that in the timeline, at 5:08, the kill squad gets passed on the message to 'get out'. Then the orb absorbs them etc... but the Inquisitor is dead already.
"...considering the somewhat confined spaces..." Given that most "normal-sized" spaces appear "confined" when an Astartes occupies it, followed by seeing two of them enter a HUGE relatively empty space, it makes more sense that the two high-ranking Astartes are on the cruiser, not the frigate.
That is possible, though it looks like the material the statue is on was still being brought in, like to feed construction. I figured the skulls or masks were focus devices to shape the construction.
@@Saurophaganax1931 Wasn't it the men of iron who rebelled? and the men of Gold who tried to save humanity from the men of iron but failed, thus requiring the emperor and the space marines to finish the weakened men of iron off?
If you listen when the inquisitor gives the warning you can hear him say (muffled by his helmet) "Recall them" so he must be referring to the squad with the other orb
You can hear the Orb say "At Last" when the inquisitor breaks his concentration and tells the commander to recall the marines. So many little touches he put into these videos. Just crammed full of little details you dont always find on the first pass
I think you nailed it in the head. The only problem is that the last comment by the Yu vath Ball isn't "take the alpha". It's "take them with you" also in the muffled inquisitor voice he seems to say "Recall them immediately "
Also - the blackness in the vision of dying/screaming astartes is the same blackness that attacks the entity in the warp. The tentacle thing zooming away is the same species as the sitting skeletons on the thrones - has the same tentacle/horns on their shoulders, etc.
@@asaenvolk I'm pretty sure the official work has them being xenocided by mass exterminatus. Ofc, there could always be remnants, as 150 years is almost nothing in 40K, the marine kill team leader could looks to be either 120 or 200 years im service of the chapter.
I think it said, "You must take them.", them being the Astartes, The Inquisitor also said something along the lines of "Recall them immediately!" The Astartes in question were then immediately bad touched into the no no dimension. I believe the Inquisitor was essentially turned into a bomb that would've opened a portal into massive-fuck-off-super-hell, and the Astartes were justified in their quick response, to absolutely bool on that fool. I agree with the theory behind the masks, as any psyker worth their bolt shot to the head would probably have used smite on the Astartes, as for the giant gold man, it would be a lot easier to rule over men if you looked like a man. That being said you could argue that the C'tan certainly didn't look like Necron'tyr, or certain ancient human deities certainly don't look human, or fully human, but I did say 'easier', people would worship a toaster if it started saying limericks (mechanicum). Yu'vath relics are regarded as highly dangerous during warp travel, as they can open holes into gellar fields and we all know what happens next.
I believe the Inquisitors vision right before he warned the captain/veteran seargeant was metaphorical in nature, with the Astartes standing in the "palm of its hand" being flayed/absorbed/stripped. This then made the Inquisitor realize that they were not in control at all, and broke his focus, to warn them. An inquisitor would happily throw away a kill team so it makes little sense why he would break focus and risk demonic possession unless something far worse than simply loosing some marines was at stake. The Orbs do say "break your shield/seal" to which the other say "we will never survive", meaning that they were afraid of what would happen if they lowered their defenses to act on the marines/Inquisitor. I do not think they meant that defeating the marines and inquisitor was a sure defeat, I think they were afraid of what the warp would do to them. The do so however, and go on the offensive on both the marines and the Inquisitor. The inquisitor is struck, but refocuses and struggles hard to contain the Orb, but pay close attention to what happens next. The Inquisitor is struck by some sort of feedback, triggering a complete fail-cascade on his end, resulting in him being unceremoniously removed from the equation by the Astartes at hand. That feedback however is reminiscent of that happened to the psyker twins when one of them died. I believe the Orb that was combating the Inquisitor was destroyed by a warp entity shortly after it lowered its defences, and that this wrecked the Inquisitors defence along with it. Simultaneoulsy the marines are taken. If you look closely you can see several shades drifting in the background of the warp scene. One of the shades destroys the Orb entity now that its defences are down, and the feedback shoots through the tentacles and into the marines teleporting them god knows where.
At the end, where our 1 handed boi is thrown into a "room" I think that he might have been thrown through the warp to the home planet of the Yu Vath. This looks like it could be their catacombs. This could be because when the Vu Vath daemon engine like thing was attacked it thought about where it would go when it died and accidentally threw the Marine at its most "sacred" site. Additionally the platform like structure that the marine is stood on appears as if it could be some sort of teleporter or spot at which the Yu Vath could have accessed the warp. As they were clearly friends of the warp, having such a place in a spiritual centre like a catacomb would make relatively good sense. @Arch Warhammer
Ha! I was waiting for this analysis. Finally it came. I love how his art, motion and attention to detail increased as the series progressed. Every single part is better than the other. You can literally see it.
Have to point out how the Maker said in his sticky post on the video that he wants to improve the quality in the future. Like WHAT? The quality is already far beyond anything I have seen for a long time. If he doesn't get the IP from GW they really reeaaaally suck at marketing, even more than I thought up till now
Thank you for explaining this to Normies like me. I've only dipped my toe into 40k, so your explanations are always really helpful and make me more interested in the franchise in general.
Nice to read that. From now on you will learn tons and tons of lore, read the novels and Codexes, play the games or maybe even Table Tob and yet still have the feeling as if you knew almost nothing about W40k - like the majority of us after many many years. And then some freaking dude just decides to give the game a new update and turn everything you took for granted into fairy tales and BS. WELCOME TO W40k, my Friend :)
Absolutely love the Astartes story here, and the especially the no hand holding. The details is what makes it so great, when we can't hear the communications between the Marines but yet he reveals them through body language giving you a sense of the words being used. The quick reactions, precision and brutal execution of Space Marines movements. Every movement and every pixel carries weight in these short animated films. Watched them all countless times, and I'am sure i will watch them countless more and still be discovering new things. 11/10 would totally bang.
29:28 I'm pretty sure the blood is partially coagulated because his Larramann cells are already in action, clogging the wounds caused either warp exposure or the orb itself.
@@ItalianRain2 I decided to go and email him and he says he's making his own supercut, as well as thinking about a video with commentary to unveil some secrets
I really really like how Giger-esque this series was with this strange enemy and visual direction. I want more. This will make me a fan more so than anything GW can come out with
I love the consistency of people who know what they're talking about when it comes to Warhammer 40K, because I've seen another guy say exactly the same thing about the "overkill" on the Inquisitor, which is that it isn't overkill at all. Very cool.
@@carbon1255 Any inquisitor who gained full status would have warned the Astartes prior to the investigation/autosceance/whatever to eliminate them at the first sign of warp possesion. The Astartes would not need to have been warned, they would be ready from the very beginning to annihalate any sign of the warp in the name of the Emporer.
I don't think it said "Take the alpha", it said "Take them", meaning the Astartes which is exactly what it did next. That's why the Inquisitor warns the Astartes in command. I also think the Psyker was the black smoke that came to their rescue but he was ultimately defeated.
My favorite detail is how when the first astartes, the one with the plasma pistol, touches the sphere due to the attack, his comrades points his gun in his direction, ready to shoot him, only to then be sucked into the sphere himself
My guess too, as you can see a few other creepy shadowy entities in the warp circling around just before it gets attacked by one. I think the orbs took a risk by escaping from the ship the way they did.
I don't know much about 40k but on the actual part 5 video I saw a comment that tried to make sense of it with detailed timestamps who said that it could have been the inquisitars last attack before he was overtaken or whatever happens to him when he goes all blue.
When you go for highest quality possible and check the main-character astartes hand during the beginning of the orb consumption thing, you'll see minuscule letters and patterns crawling on his armored glove. So yeah, that really makes sense with the way you describe Yu'Vath tech.
I can only imagine that Astartes calmly thinking "ah, fuck" when he accidentally blew his own arm off with the plasma pistol. EDIT: Rewatching the episode (you should, it's great) I think the 2 orbs say "Take the other" referring to the other being in this, what should be, private conversation - that being the psyker. And I feel that the black shadow during the warp scene was the other orb getting destroyed, as I think the contraptions attached to the harness of the other orb were charges meant to destroy it should anything go wrong, which it did. It would make sense as the two guys in masks in part 4 seems to be linked, when one died it fucked with the other's power, and both seemed to have powers derived of the orbs as you can see a line of blue energy going across both the masked individuals and the orb when it uses the warp fuckery to try and impede the astartes and the masks did seem to be made of similar looking markings to the orbs.
I am completely new to Warhammer 40K, so there might be Reasons why this is unlikely, but... Is it possible that the "Alpha" the orbs were referring to(assuming that's what they said) is simply meant as the leader of the squad? That would be why that one marine shows up in that strange area all alone - because the orbs decided to take him.
@@chrisrobinson414 I think they say "other", but their conversation is distorted enough where we can't be sure. At the end though, you can see other flashes of light on the other pedestals, which I'm assuming is the other astartes being transported there too.
@@AnInsaneOstrich I think he set it to overcharge on purpose, so it would disconnect him from his arm, which in the moment was the only thing connected. Space Marine have overcharged and set their plasma weapons to basically become bombs before, it's sort of a known semi-last resort for those weapons
As read from the Yu'vath Lexicanum, one of their weapons are a thing that uses corpses and acts as guardians... Is that last image not one of those Bone Wardens?
"statues" those look like skeletons more than anything to me. You can see their ribs, the rotten flesh hanging from their bones. The very obvious hipbone too.
Could be the orb's original corporeal forms as the heads are similar to the center face of the hentai monster that drags them in. both spooky faces with horns
@@boulderthefat154 is there lore on that? Didnt know it went back that far visually. The fact he scaled them so huge is odd to me. As later on you see the rest of the squad blink in onto the pillars in front of them down the valley. Amazing fan movie
I think th statue was an attempt at making a construct for the orb to use Also, whatever it is that blasted the being in the orb... the orbs knew it would happen. "We will not survive". Whatever it was, that something was hunting them down, and was able to find and kill the being once it started to unleash it's power
The clumps of blood from the vomit are actually his blood coagulating immediately. Its one of the reason his arm isn't bleeding and how Space Marines survive such horrific wounds. Their blood is made to do that.
Timothy Barron well his character is a scribe of the Adeptus ministorum, sadly unlike captain general kitten and a number of other custodies he doesn’t have access to the black library
Arty23 ohh that explains why he has access to material and knowledge that under normal circumstances would earn you a place on the inquisition’s “drop cyclonic torpedo here” list
The Orb: "You must take the Alpha." I am assuming they're referring to the possible Alpha-level Psyker who is eavesdropping on their conversation. That makes the most sense to me.
No? Because they wouldn't refer to him as an Alpha. That's just the Imperium's way of ranking psyker power and potential. Why would a xeno species use the same terminology and measuring system?
From the wiki:"Beta grade is the highest level of psychic power that a human can attain and still be considered sane." i doubt this guy was an alpha level psyker.
Retributor with little gold child's star sticker : I'm first company captain. Ultramarine with more gold shit hanging off him than a ner-do-well that's done a smash and grab at a pawn shop: I'm in charge of light bulbs.
The psykers in chappie IV weren't 'strong' psykers. After all, one needed full concentration and quite a bit of time to crack just one of the SM helm visors - literally the weakest part of it. He might be strong for a regular man, but by W40K standards he's a weenie. No more than a speedbump.
Well the thing to remember is that they're a lot stronger than most human psykers, there are of course many stronger psykers, librarians, some sanctioned psykers, chaos sorcerers etc but those guys were actually far stronger than most available to the imperium so relatively speaking they aren't weak. Most human psykers aren't fit for any kind of combat, these guys could block full auto bolter fire with relative ease which isn't easy.
@@wizardswine Most human Psykers are on the level of parlor tricks. Those are the guys fed the the Astronomicon. These guys here seem to be about the strength of the basic sanctioned psyker - if that. The 'spine' thing the Astartes also destroy while killing I believe to be some kind of amplifier, a lesser version of a Librarian's Cowl. And even with that, they are barely able to hold back the Astartes. They are above the average psyker because the average Psyker is pitiful. But they are near the bottom of the totem pole power-wise.
the inquisitor said "Recall them immediately" As he was wearing mask it was muffled but the officer being an astartes he heard it and sent his brother to recall the kill team. thank me later Edit: i just wish arch sees this so he know this tid bit of info aswell
They were all on the same vox network. The psyker is so freaked out that his shouting is just loud enough to be heard outside the mask. Doesn’t make sense if he could only talk by shouting normally. They are all linked
Alpha White Male not every chapter master would look like Marneus Calgar, and he’s not the captain of the first company because none of the Astartes seen so far have been wearing terminator armour even though this ship boarding action is exactly what tactical dreadnought armour was designed for, if they were wearing terminator armour they would have looked like igor and they wouldn’t have moved as quickly as they did. Lastly it’s well documented that Astartes chapters under the jurisdiction of the inquisition aren’t the most codex compliant (then again the majority of chapters with the exception of the ultrasmurfs aren’t as fanatically/fervently adherent to alpha smurfs magnum opus)
It looks more like just a gold or other yellow metal statue to me, the utter lack of anything hooked up to it suggests it's, at least currently, quite inert. I also took the whole "Men of Gold" concept to be something more metaphorical rather than literally made out of gold.
"Alpha" could also refer to the grade of psyker (Alpha being the second strongest grade of psyker) so when the sphere entity says "You must take the alpha" they could be referring to the inquisitor/agent by his power or maybe some other psyker (possibly non human)
You can faintly hear the Inquisitor say "recall them immediately"
@@MrDLTH-cam Source...would be cool to know. Mostly everyone has been thinking and hearing him say: "Return/Recall them immediately!".
@@MrDLTH-cam it knows that im listening makes no sense whatsoever in this context. recall them immediately does
@@MrDLTH-cam he literally says in the description of the video that it's just what he thinks they say...Not that he put them through software
@@MrDLTH-cam why dont you link it? "See the video I mentioned" some people won't unless you make it easy.
@@MrDLTH-cam There's no video that goes by that
I love how he took the xenos artifact and made it very Lovecraftian in presentation.
how "he", the guy is alone doing this.
Im starting to have my doubts, where does all the models come from? Music? Seems like way more than one man can do
HE!!!!!
@@ravener96 This took him 10 months.
@@ravener96 become a patreon and you'll have access to more posts of him. But yeah, hard to beleive. He's a one man army that put entire studios at shame.
**Astartes 5 gets uploaded**
Everyone on TH-cam: ok so we are going to talk about each frame for 10 mins each
Love watching the bighead and sweatlords argue amongst themselves over crap like this.
*Its. A. Macguffin.*
No its a thing!
No it's a whatsitdoofer
no it's a other thing!
no its a thingamabober!
That one tech priest comment: I want to love it...
Everyone else: Oh just put it in a box somewhere for fuuuuuuuucks sake.
@@Derek147900 Not many, there are few who have a coherent take on the entire sphere situation & what it is... I think that Arch has hit the nail on the head here though. It feels right looking back on it with this information.
:)
You joke, but i mean.....for just a guy to freakin animate this with THAT quality, yeah every freakin frame is like a days worth of work.
I wonder if EFAP will consider covering this
The Space Marine didnt "shoot point blank" from his plasma rifle - he let it overload and used it as plasma bomb. It's the oldest trick in the book. (Dan Abnett's book to be precise)
I'm glad somebody else pointed this out. The delay and bright glow was clearly the pistol being overcharged with the intention of being detonated.
I think it worked to, I think that is what took out the creature that was tethering the marines, although the timing was slightly delayed due to warp fuckery.
_The Codex Astartes does not aprove of this!_
@@cameronfrost5924 no if you use your telekinetic abilities in the warp you shine like a bright light and the predators of the warp just swallowed the Duke
@@scottscottsen3089 Ah, could be.
It’s good the film doesn’t hold your hand too much, it’s what enables this discussion.
if you listen carefully again with perhaps slower speed you hear the orb say: "take them all" and then the inquisitor stops his focus and says "return them immediately!" at which point he had lowered his defences and the orb attacks him.
If you listen to the echoes of the last word lingering, the syllable '-pha' becomes much clearer. Likely in reference to the alpha level psyker that is the inquisitor.
I heard "take them all" as well
I agree with this observation more.
@@OgreOnAStick I heard "Take the Alpha" at first, but then I thought I processed it to "Take the offer."
Yeah I didn't hear it at first but when I went back and listened again I heard it i wondered why the officer signaled the other Marine to leave he must of been telling him to send a recall order to the kill team. Unfortunately it got there too late...
Argosa Uprisings happen
Imperium: Eh, they'll get better
The rebels are using xenos tech
Imperium: BY THE EMPEROR SEND IN THE SPACE MARINES
Grifter Exactly this. XD
That is kind of the Imperium’s take on things
When it comes to Xenos and Chaos, there quite literally is no such thing as too much overkill, there is:
.."we pray this meager amount of overkill is enough..."
If facing tech of beings that are able to enslave whole planets... you wont be sending guard to take care of it, it will be just a gift that can be used against you. Send in Space Marines and that might be enough..if not Emperor help us...
I think they know how dangerous these things are because they've dealt with them before.
At 0:33 of part 5 you can clearly see another orb dangling in the top right of the screen. I'm guessing they have been dealing with multiple orbs from before this encounter. It could also explain the "We have all failed" portion of the dialogue between the orbs (assuming that's what was actually said)
So many details that are easy to miss.
i just love that 'warp fuckery' is very much a technical term when discussing wh40k.
Seriously, everyone uses it and it's totally accurate.
Especially if it is applied to things related to Slaanesh.
your like is at 666... now its 667.
Absolutely technical term. Used in many of our campaigns in Deatheatch, Dark Heresy, and Only War
I always think of it as "warp-fuckery"
Inquisitor: *gets possessed* Space marine: *I find your lack of faith disturbing*
Lmao
Weak af
“Oh Honey...”
that what you get when you fail your perils of the warp test
@@Lordofthe44 when you max your corruption points
I laughed when the two marines wasted the inquisitor when he showed signs of demonic possession. I could just imagine them saying "Yeah, we've played this game before and we're not interested thank you"
Jab-Bow They noped that bastard back to the Warp in three seconds flat.
Actually, watching the sudden jump when he goes lightshow, I'm thinking more "!" A la metal gear from the captain, and the beaky with the bolter going "Ohshit ohshit!" As he plugs the corpse.
The kill of the inquisitor was so casual. Casual brutality = life of a space marine.
Its called initiating emergency protocol mincemeat! Lol
Efficiently effective, it is an inquisitor so I cant imagine thed be hesitant to shoot the bugger
*inquisitor guy starts going insane*
*space marine* "so anyway i started blasting"
Hur hur. An original meme.
You mean, *So anyway I grabbed his skull, and one punched his head off his shoulders*
Standard Procedure.
@@mwnciboo And then started blasting.
@@billrich9722 funnier than your derp, derp.
The Space Marine Captain's response when the Inquisitor become possessed is one of my favorite scenes.
Heresy!
PAWNCH
NOPE! Sorry fam, Hans, get the Bolter
I like how his cape is actually moved by the air being displaced by the Bolter firing.
Apache 5 wow, that is detail!
"A clear sign of warp fuckery." Well said brother.
yeah, I just subscribed on that, fist time here. Best wishes Xavier, well met
Makes me laug every time he says it :')
I love how "warp fuckery" is a very technical term in 40k
Bmobmo64 the emperor used the term himself, after the captain general asked him what he was talking about the emperor said "Fourth degree, interdimensional, warp fuckery"
Haha yes😂😂
I actually love how hard the community is coming together to analyze and brainstorm this episode. Praise be to the Omnissiah.
Praise be brother Sultan
ASTARTES: ANALYSIS COMPLETE
APPRECIATION SCORE: 1/1
BY OMNISSIAH: BE BLESSED
Heresy
Meanwhile you could ask the author for everything or check his patreon lol.
@@DayOfCasual I guess he enjoys all the discussion and theories. It's not meant to be fully understand and without mystery. And that is just awsome, in this time and age. Were usually everything is spoonfeed and explained to the viewer. All hail the astartes - maker
That teaser at the end...
Why the hell isn't this guy getting checks from GW?
coz gw sucks at spoting talant
Because GW would try to micromanage it to death. Better to let the man be and let him create. That way it won't fuck up the story.
cus GW have a sub par record when it comes to handing out licences . see Fig 1 DOW 3
@@allways28 To be fair, Dawn of War 1 and 2 are other data points.
Because he is not making kids nonsense
"I have failed brother."
Clearly the orb is really Hulk Hogan.
What you gonna do, if Hulkmania hugs you into Warp brother.
The Retcon-ing I mean... Astartes refer to each other as brothers also.... So like, they’re all sorta like a bunch of Hulk Hogans with armor thicker than a tanks.
Dunno about the orbs tho.
No, it's ComMANdER BoREAlE... Because He have fehled!
@@Defileros NO! ItS thE eNemeY wHo facES DeATh and Defeat, AS You knOW.
The other one is Macho Man?
Also, I have another theory: the first sphere was taken using the same strategy- a psyker keeping it weakened while the Astartes take it down. The shackled sphere back then attempted to manipulate the Astartes, but failed, and due to that was captured. When it came into the proximity of the second sphere, it gave it a warning, telling it that it cannot take hold of the Astartes, and told it to instead attack the Alpha-class psyker (which is the reason the sphere suddenly stopped pushing against the Astartes).
However, the psyker overheard the warning and told the Astartes guards to recall the kill team, recognizing that they are in mortal danger as the plan will fail. Sadly, it was too late, and he was overwhelmed, but since the psyker's mind was now in the warp, controlled by the sphere, they were both vulnerable to warp entities, which led to them being attacked. In the moment before it's death, the sphere thought of a place it wanted to go to in an attempt to save itself- the homeworld of the Yu Vath- and that attempt to flee flung the Astartes there.
Perhaps it goes even further than that, perhaps the Psyker allowed the Warp to flow into him, knowing his guards would destroy his empty shell at the first sign of corruption and that the Sphere-mind would not be expecting this tactic.
@@arueshalaetablebuildingsociety it's possible, but that takes some serious guts and self-sacrifice. Are Inquisitor psykers usually this devout?
@@nivaldomonte5441 They are when they are my units thats for sure
@@arueshalaetablebuildingsociety that’s what I think. The psyker knew it was over for him and used his last moments to fight back and warn the astartes. Causing the Xenos to get consumed by warp Deamons and the marines being sent to the homeworld alone.
@@nivaldomonte5441 The inquisitor in the Curze book dueled the scariest primarch without flinching, knowing full well what was going to happen, and he actually styled on him a bit before getting disemboweled.
They can be bastards but they also tend to be extraordinary people willing to go to great lengths for the imperium.
Astartes excels at showing off exactly what makes 40k incredible.
And so far it's the only thing that made me interested about WH40K
Play the Dawn of War games, there very high quality. (Excluding 3 and soulstorm)
I disagree. I want the game to be more like the film. Shoot need AR glasses and full sim environment.
if marvel gets to make the movies you can say good bye to all the good stuff lol
@@rattyratstuff7125 Netflix.
This series is the ultimate in, "Show, don't tell."
I love it.
That hint of mystery really enhances the overall experience, like listening to a catchy song and not understanding a word of it
The lack of dialogue is excellent. Never have dialogue where it isn't absolutely required. Game companies like blizzard could learn a lot from this, but they never will.
I don’t know shit from Warhammer, and Astartes is getting me very interested in that universe.
@@The_Mimewar I don't play the tabletop game (nor do i want to) but the lore is amazing.
I am going to have to make a full Yu Vath lore video now aren't it? well, i guess The Perturabo that could have been will have to go wait quietly in a corner then!😏
*intense crying* "no one knows how good i am*
Please make a video on Yu’vath, there are zero videos on them and I had to go to the wiki to find out wtf they were
Poor Perturabo always being passed up.
"Unhappy Warsmith noises..." Do what ya gotta do mate ;)
Siege!
As plenty of others have said, the Inquisitor's psychic energy is seen as black smoke. The force that hits the Yu'Vath was a mass of black smoke. He may have lost the battle for his mind (and possibly soul), but was able to give one last "fuck you" to the monster.
YES!
I always thought it was a daemon from the warp, eviscerating and devouring the spheres soul. But this makes so much more sense!
These are two possible translations that people gave in the comments of the original video.
Orb 1: "Who's here?"
Orb 2: "I have failed, brother."
Orb 1: "We have all failed."
Orb 2: "The Astartes deny our touch."
Orb 1: "You must return."
Orb 2: "Break your shield."
Orb 1: "Impossible. We'll never survive."
Orb 2: "You must take them."
Inquisiton Psyker: “The Astartes are in danger my Lord!”
Orb 1: "Who's there?"
Orb 2: "I have failed brother, WE HAVE ALL FAILED. The Astartes defy our touch".
Orb 1: "You must return. BREAK. YOUR. SEAL."
Orb 2: "Impossible, we will never survive."
Orb 1: "YOU MUST. Take them."
Inquisiton Psyker - "Return them immediately!"
the 2nd one is the right one
The second one makes more sense
@@Codex_0613 I second this man/women claim
Second is more likely. Especially the statement made by Psyker, you listen to what he says and there is no way to get "my lord" at the end. He says three words, not seven.
No idea what any of that means.
Do the adeptus mechanicus wear t-shirts saying
“I am Adeptus Mechanicus if you see me running you should too!!!!”
They should.
i would wear it.
“If you see me running, you are looking at the wrong thing.”
Ronald Stepp that is also a good one 😂
How about one that reads "Ask me about the Machine Spirit"
That "inquisitor psyker" is the unsung hero of this chapter.
That final Hail Mary was eye watering fr...
he was giving orders to the other two veterans as soon as the orb began to sturr.
I'm also quite sure that the blast of black smoke that fucked up the yu vath thing when it was holding the astartes was his final act before corruption.
@@michaeladams3762 that was probably a demon, if you pause the screen in that scene you can clearly see several demons in the form of shadows
@@zangasa Fair point, but in the sequence where the inquisitor listens in on the conversation of the spheres he has an aura of black smoke, which i believe to be the very same black smoke seen in the scene with the astartes.
@@michaeladams3762 That would be my guess as well. Psyker bro goes out swinging. Gotta respect that.
no escape. I have failed brother."
'We have all failed. The Astartes deny our touch. You must return, break your seal."
"Impossible, (I) will never survive."
"You must! Take them!"(talking about the Kill squad)
In inquisitor drops his concentration to warn them. “Pull them back immediately” but becomes possessed
I found on the full edit of the Astartes shorts, a very good transcription from Robert* ! And if you listen closely, it fits better. Here is his comment :
"the orbs start speaking to one and other,
Orb1 "who is here?"
Orb2 "i have failed, brother" (couldn't stop the marines or corrupt them)
Orb1 "We have all failed" (he's captured)
Orb1 "the Astartes defy our touch" (they have a hard time controlling them)
Orb2 "You must return... Break your seal!" (returning from the warp to "normal" universe and get free from the inquisitors seal)
Orb1 "Impossible, we'll never survive!"
Orb2 "You must take the alpha" (the inquisitor since he's the highest ranked and has psyker powers he is the "Alpha" if he controls him he has the entire ship the Daemon that is.)
as orb 1 (the daemon) does this he takes control of the inquisitor but before he can do anything the commander warns his troops ("Get them out Now!")and takes the soon to be possessed inquisitor out.
The impulsor sergeant (space marine) receives comms to watch out but its too late and the Daemon of orb 2 sucks them into the warp.
Warhammer 40k is extremely hostile space the moment he uses his psyker powers within the warp he lights up like a Christmas tree and other daemons kill him thus he lets the marines go and they get warped to a different location.
Fun fact... if the commander was a second or 2 slower the entire ship would have been corrupted and they would have died. Also possessed Psykers are very hard to kill,
blowing off the head doesn't mean they are dead you really have to dismantle the whole body."
Guys what I wrote is straight from the maker of astartes he posted it on his redit thread
It's a shame that his sacrifice might've been in vain. Depending on whether the Retributor Chapter is able to recover any of their Adeptus Astartes.
@@AeneasSanjeet good translation, but they are Xenos, not Daemons. They clearly know about the dangers of the warp. Their spheres have warp shields to mask their presence. When it’s damaged, a predator of the warp quickly takes out the Xenos, you see that when the Xeno pulls the kill squad into the sphere.
@@misanthropicservitorofmars2116 I love that you still argue with him even tho it’s literally info from the creator, but whatever.
The Inquisitor of Ordo Hereticus is trying breach his way to find more secrets about these orbs.
Remember, the orb in the Inquisition ship is different from the 5 Astartes that they just found. When the Inquisitor finally got in, he make sure he listen carefully as the two orbs talk to each other. And as the orb says to "Break your shield, you will not survive, take them all." The Inquisitor made the biggest mistake to remove his focus to warn the Veteran even if he was still connected, which led to him begin possessed and... "Sanitized".
"Exorcised"
"Redeemed"
Emperor's peace....with extreme prejudice.
"The Inquisitor made the biggest mistake to remove his focus to warn the Veteran"
aka, he did his duty and warned the Emperors Angels of impending danger.
For the Emperor.
hey guys sorry for asking...
on my first view i thought it was a tech priest, then we see the inquisitors mark on his back.
im not the best of knowlege in wh40k, i thought that art of conection to things, computers, orbs could only be done by a tech priest
i found on the net some one asking if its possible to have/ to be a tech-priest-inquisitor?
The most disappointing thing about this story is that they are all so short. I would watch hours of these fan films
Mr Eboric quality > quantity
I imagine the guy behind this would love to do that but has a limited amount of time available to work on them. These sort of animations and film production is very time consuming.
Purge Hollywood, kill them all and use their money for new Astartes movies
@@fidus868 Burn the heretics! Purge the unclean!
He's putting a few months into each episode, supporting him on patreon is the best way to make sure he has the opportunity to keep making them! www.patreon.com/astartesfilm
Its 5 am. I just woke up and got online. And Arch posted his astartes analysis 1 minute ago.
The Emperor protects.
Dude it's three on my end. I never fell asleep
jptopnews.buzz/lf17pstJh1z
*Remember Cadia*
Cool story bro, thanks for letting us know.
The Emperor can’t protect himself let alone the ENTIRE IMPERIUM OF MAN the emperor is a lie! Hail chaos!
The actual Yu'vath conversation goes like this: "No escape. I have failed, brother. We have all failed. The astartes defy our touch. You must return. Break your seal. Impossible. You'll never survive. You must ... take them."
As an audiologist editing this down was quite easy. Here is what I've done:
• amplification of the main language area for better speech comprehension
• reduction of all other frequencies for noise reduction
• slight frequency shift to make high pitched consonants more discernible
• silencing word breaks and some syllable breaks for echo reduction
• combined or singled out stereo channels to reduce noise and increase dynamic speech range
• amplified some syllables even more
Done. :)
Holy crap I recognised your name but didn't click straight away, do you have any plans to finish/clean up your Space Hulk audiobook edit? I freaking love it and I wish you would do more like it. You should check out a channel called Peranine, he is writing a really good 40k fanfic story at the moment and I think it would benefit amazingly from your touch.
@@thezurban7209 Thanks. Glad you've enjoyed it. The audio book was on hold for years due to time constrains. I wanted to pick work on it up again after finishing my job training, which I did this summer. Right now I'm finishing my work on improving the sound design of the Astartes mini series and will return to the audio book afterwards.
Editing sfx to 1 minute takes between 1 to 2 hours. It's going to be a long road. Also, since James Murphy closed his YT years ago I've got no way for him to re-record or re-edit the things that he messed up in the original. It'll be a flawed gem forever ... unless I can find someone to re-record the entire thing.
@@KillerExe01 Dang that sucks to hear, It may be flawed but it will always be a gem. Looking forward to more of your stuff now that you've finished your training though.
Thank you very much for clearing this up. You're awesome
you got it perfect sir. but it does not say "take the alpha"?
"I know of no inquisitor who would willingly hook themselves up to such a device". You have obviously never met a radical Ordo Malleus Inquisitor.
Not only has he hooked himself to one.
You can see a second orb hanging from another set of the same apparatus that suspends the first orb inside the vault, except the apparatus on that orb seems turned off, implying that orb is already turned off or dead.
This man has done it more than once.
Eisenhorn spent a lot of time with the Pontius, like serious mind meld time.
Not to mention that he was more than likely a sanctioned psyker and not an Inquisitor. He was a tool to be used until such a time as his face got wrecked and holes were applied to his body.
Or a certain inquisitor with a saurin face.
Ordo Xeno Inquisitors, would do it.
"The Astartes (Also known as Space Marines) were sent in to deal with a planetary rebellion. However, the leaders or instigators of the rebellion escaped the planet, and were most likely on board the ship. They were likely aware that the mysterious orb was aboard since they already had one captured aboard their flagship, so they were sent in to kill the entire ship and capture/contain the orb for further study.
The guy in the red robes is an Inquisitor, whose job is to investigate anything that may threaten mankind and uncover hidden/unknown threats. These orbs were in some part responsible for the rebellion and therefore very dangerous.
Now, this Inquisitor was also a Psyker, which is essentially a sorcerer who draws their power from an alternate dimension known as the Warp. Basically, he was using his cosmic mind powers to observe the spheres with a form of magic vision that would reveal their 'true form' so to speak.
The golden body/statue they passed by looks like it was being built. It was possible it was meant to act as a host for the orb's intelligence when it was finished. There are some people speculating it could be an ancient, hyperadvanced AI, or at least the body of one, but personally that seems rather unlikely to me.
The Astartes, after fighting their way through the second orbs numerous attempts to attack/control them with its own powers, planted a bunch of devices on it that looked as if they were meant to contain the orbs powers.
Back on the flagship, the Inquisitor listens in on the orbs communicating to one another. They refer to each other as brothers and said they have failed, and that the Astartes defy their touch. It is possible they were trying to mind control the Astartes, but the Astartes have a mental resilience comparable to their physical capabilities, and are essentially immune to mind control attempts.
However, the Inquisitor overhears one of the orbs urging its brother to break free, while the imprisoned one says to 'Take the Astartes'.
The Inquisitor warns the Space Marine in charge of the mission, the guy with the white helmet and cape, that his men are in danger and need to leave immediately. The leader (who looks to be a Captain based on his insignia) sends off one of his men to go warn the others.
At this point, the imprisoned orb breaks free and apparently tries to possess the Inquisitor, perhaps by leaping its mind from the orb and into his body. This is what triggers the rush of visions and what causes him to burst into light. Now, possession is a well-documented phenomena in this universe, and the standard policy is to kill possessed beings on sight since they can do unspeakable damages, such as literally ripping the fabric of reality apart and opening a portal straight to the dimension they get their powers from, the Warp, which is full of demonic entities that would love for nothing more then to kill everything they can get their hands on. Thus, the Space Marines just murder him on the spot since at this point, he's already dead and quickly at risk of becoming host to something even worse.
Back on the rebel ship, the Astartes squad gets word of this, but the orb triggers before they can do anything, and starts sucking them in to what looks to be the Warp (the crazy red/black space where we see the squad trapped by tentacles) before the entity that has caught them is struck by some form of black cloud, which could be the backlash of its brother being 'killed' when it was in the middle of possessing the Inquisitor.
This causes the entity to release the squad, and they get thrown from the Warp and arrive on an alien world. This world may or may not be the same world they were in orbit of, but it could be anywhere in the galaxy. The giant skeletal statues surrounding them could be the remains of the same alien civilisation responsible for creating the orbs, or something else entirely. There is some speculation that they belong to a race of aliens known as the Necrons, who once ruled the galaxy some 65 million years ago, and have a lot of death iconography. It is possible the orb was something made with their technology. Another theory is that the orbs are made by another ancient alien race known as the C'tan, who are cosmic 'star gods' that granted the Necrons much of their power.
Other theories include the orbs being a cage built to house a demon, and the entity that we see in the Warp is what the real form of the being we hear speak. There is also some people saying it could be one of the more unknown alien races of the setting, like the Umbra, who appear as spheres of black shadows, or the Yu'Vath, beings who were noted for having formless shapes made out of unusual bone like materials. Or it could just be something the creator of the series made up based on elements of pre-existing lore. There isn't a definite answer yet, just a lot of speculation. The universe is very big and there are a lot possibilities for what it could be.
The final clip of the various different Astartes of different colours could be the next focus of the series. The creator has already said he knows what he's going to do next, and its going to be even better (!) then this series. The very final clip is a Space Marine fighting what may be an alien race called the Eldar, as the shots fired at him seems consistent with the sort of weaponry the Eldar use. He is supported by a Predator Battle tank in what looks like an urban setting, based on the burning building seen behind them.
If this interests you, or you want to find out more, there's a great guide on reddit that goes over exactly what the universe is all about. "
- i forgot to get the username of the dude who wrote this. sorry man
I noticed the entity that dragged then in has almost the identical features such as the face/body shape and dress, not sure what this helps exactly but I think they were thrown threw the warp like a stone.
K, so the creator aparently responded to an email from the guy who put parts 1-4 into a compliation video and said the orbs are his own creation.
Also its not necrons
Whatever the orbs are, they seem to be associated with technology more advanced than the Imperium's, because the two guardians protecting the vault in the previous episode were robotic, and presumably the orb is behind their construction.
They weren't just human psykers, apparently. For one thing, they were too tall to be normal humans -- as tall or taller than the 9 foot tall Astartes. And that shield they used to stop bolts was a stasis field of some sort generated by tech rather than psychic ability, which is why the marine was able to push his vibroknife through it to a point where the field simply ceased to be in effect.
These observations, together with the ornate and distinctly human facades of the orb's constructions (including the giant golden man under construction on the table), suggests the orbs are lost _human_ tech from the Dark Age of Technology.
So you say the idea they're hyper advanced AI is "rather unlikely", but as much or more evidence supports that idea as any other theory.
Still, it's also just as plausible that the orbs are 100% xeno tech, with said xeno species happening to be near-human in morphology. The creator has specifically said that the planet the marines are teleported to is the orbs' dead homeworld. That _could_ refer to one of the countless worlds colonized by humanity during the DAoT... or just as likely, not.
@@CognizantCheddar the astartes in this clip are just over 8ft, not nine. Not sure if typo.
P.s. what if the giant is being pulled apart to make the masks?
P.p.s. we can see in the first episode that the Inqusitor is taller than the avg. Human too. Fun fact.
Is everything with a Inquisition sigil must be an Inquisitor? Have you ever heard of Inquisitor's retinue? Have you seen Inquisition psykers? Inquisitor is more of a detective and judge. it is not the work for Inquisitor to connect to some heretical artifacts. They have people for that.
the only question i still have is:
how, in the manly Manperor's name, did that guy managed to pull such inhuman amount of work?
he most obviously was blessed with creative powers
the god emperor have bless him.
The antithesis to the ruinous powers.
He had the machine spirit with him!
Probably an agent of tzeentch to seduce us all into his greatest of plans
Beseeched by the Emperor, no doubt
"this is not overkill" yeah pretty correct. in Horus rising a space marine is possessed by a warp demon and i think they said it took like 175 bolt rounds to take it down. which my not seem like much but keep in mind, a single bolt round (from just a pistol) can turn a human from the torso up into ragu and blow a hole in a modern day tank.
kemui696 ... now I want ragu.
Bullets the size of redbull cans nuff said
You actually see a bolt round rip a rebel soldiers torso from his lower half earlier in one of the scenes right before the large group of rebels get absolutely shredded by one of their own heavy laser mgs
Kevin Moore .75 cal rounds are not that large. They’re fucking big, but not like 40mm grenades.
I just did some quick mental math. Considering a standard bolter magazine contains 25-30 rounds, that would mean that the demon was able to eat between six and seven full magazines before finally getting the hint and dying.
So yeah. Overkill, no such thing.
Clearly, he's been teleported into a Beksiński's painting.
Facts
Ah' nice to see people with taste!
@@Fulgrim_The_Phoenician Of course this comment would come from Fulgrim.
yup.
Exactly what I got in mind when i saw it, I believe part of the esthetic of WH40K come from him tough I've never heard/read it in anything official.
"That is not overkill."
Of course it isn't, because that isn't a thing. Only 'open fire' and 'reload'.
What the fuck is Overkill???
@@onechilldude4247 the only way that phrase makes any kind of sense in this universe is against the Necrons 😂 hahaha and only cuz you have to kill them over and over and over 😂
@@onechilldude4247 the true meaning of "overkill" 😂
Is that from "Rules of Highly Successful Mercenary"
@@darkwater72 "Rules of Highly Successful Space Marines" XD
The warning the psyker says is "Recall them immediately!"
Thus breaking his concentration long enough to get possesed.
@@needs_more_dakka5774 He was going to get possessed anyway, you can see later that his prayers also don't do shit. He knew he was gonna get fucked so he told the weaker ones to leave so they won't die from whatever possesses him.
Stolen from another YT comment made by Rubentje:
For the people who are interested in more info. This is what the creator said on a Reddit AMA:
What the two orbs said:
"...no escape. I have failed brother."
'We have all failed. The Astartes deny our touch. You must return, break your seal."
"Impossible, (I) will never survive."
"You must! Take them!"
Has your series caused GW to reach out to you in any fashion?
- I do know that they're fans of the series.
In Ep.5 did they use the facemasks and spines to build the golden body or was it the other way around?
- Both were made using knowledge they gained from the xenos beings.
The giant metal armour suit - what would it have been when complete?
- Giant body would have been something more comfortable for the xeno beings to inhabit :)
Who are the one-armed psychers?
- One armed psykers were inner cabal of the rebellion in cahoots with the being in the orb.
The corrupted person is an inquisitor, not a techpriest.
What was the tenticle creature, how does it relate to the orbs, and what caused it to let go of the Space marines!!!?
- Xenos :) The orbs or "Vessels" were for their own protection/travel. Once it broke free from it and attempted Warp travel, it was preyed upon by warp entities, causing it to let go.
What is the goal of the beings?
- To very patiently subvert a system and prepare it for the rest of them. They need practice dealing with Imperials though...
Quick question, did the inquisitor from part 5 sacrifice himself to help out the astartes as they were being taken over like some of the theories suggest or were they incorrect? I'm talking about the scene where "the black smoke" (psychic power?) coming from him seems to be absorbed by the orb.
- No sacrifice. But he did break his concentration to try and warn them...
WTF happened at the end of episode 5!?
- Marines taken for a trip through the warp by the xenos being :) It was cut short and they ended up not quite where the xenos being was trying to take them...
'Cause I was wondering if you were willing to divulge the names of the Marines, specifically the Captain and lieutenant that smashed that Inquisition.
- Main Squad were...
Kohren (Sgt)
Hahken
Hassig
Monos
Jael
Veteran Marine 'Commander' = Hakael
Beakie Marine = unnamed sorry :)
- Just to clarify, the Astartes project is moving forward as an anthology piece (officially announced with a trailer fairly soon), containing 2-3 more short stories, jumping to different SM chapters for each one. After that? We'll see :)
The inquisitor says "recall them inmediately". You can see the squad leader getting the message after.
And the blood he vomits is coagulated due to Larramans Organ.
Yeah you could see in the next scene where the leader turned his head to listen in on the vox radio.. But was rudely interrupted...
Oh, so that's what that sound was.
I thought the Inquisitor is saying something close to "It's eating my mind" or "It's taking my mind", which makes the captain react fast by sending one of them to inform the kill squad. Makes the captain be ready too if and like we saw the psyker getting possessed finish him off. Edit. Listening to that part again, I think you might be correct him saying "Recall them immediately" and that is the signal he gives to the marine and later on we see the "MC" getting radio call by him turning his head to listen and then all shit goes off with the sphere.
While the inquisitor is busy being taken over, he still fighting back and trying to say something, he says a few things before his mind is over powered. Can you make it out?
@@punisher9899 You mean after warning the Marine commander?
A bit of summary from the comments of the original video:
The actual Yu'Vath are in the warp, and these spheres are their protection from warp entities and, at the same time, an anchor to the realspace. Two of them got captured by the Retributors/Inquisition (there is a second shackled sphere next to the first one, if you look closely). The third one is about to get captured as well. The Yu'Vath from the captured sphere warns his "brother" that Astartes cannot be mind-controlled (the main weapon of Yu'Vath), so he needs to break his protective sphere and escape throug warp, least he be captured as well. The second Yu'Vath is afraid to do so, so the first one suggests to capture the kill-team to use them as bait for warp entities. The second Yu'vath tries to do exactly that, but when he tries to teleport (probably to one of the Yu'Vath planets), he draws too much attention and gets eaten by a demon. The astartes get thrown out of the warp to the place the Yu'Vath was actually trying to get to.
Good thinking! It really seems to be so.
But it's not Yu'Vath, Animator said it's his own creation
imgur.com/a/9aTsv0W
My interpretation is the Psyker (what was left of him) killed the "Yu'Vath," or at least freed the Astartes. The Psyker gives off a smoky aura while listening in on the conversation, and whatever severs the "Yu'Vath's" tendrils also has that aura. Also, when the psyker is eavesdropping, the unbound orb is show above him and the bound orb, and the attack on the "Yu'Vath" comes from "below."
The third orb seem inactive and probably dead.
@@blackdragonxtra Yes, this is also a very popular theory in the comments. It might be correct, but i personally think that the balck smoke around the psyker just represents warp activity in general and does not correlate with the black "thing" that kills the Yu'Vath. You can also see that right before the attack on Yu'Vath, there's quite a number of those "things" floating around.
Another popular version is that it's the plasmagun shot from before - or how it looks in the warp.
Oh finally someone to explain WTF that beautiful video was.
How sick was watching the inquisitor execution scene?!
Immediate execution, no hesitation. Amazing!
Best way to explain it, must be this: th-cam.com/video/CMvwMfRWvkc/w-d-xo.html
its amazing the level of detail, like the cloak fluttering farther back with each bolt shell exploading
A Corona-Virus stay at home meme was already made out of that scene.
Should be a series based of that
I'm sorta disappointed the hooded Inquisitor isn't a unit/character--he looks so cool
you can always try to recreate it with green stuff or other parts if your really handy with it
@@astrayamatu Or find a friend with a 3d printer
The head could be gotten from the DE bike squads. They have that helmet. I tend to use it on a lot of my Archons
That head looks like a Spiritseer helm, just cut down a bit.
Same
English auto-generated subtitles are amazing as always.
"A xeno species known as the YOU'VE ASS."
In an ancient germanic culture, they were known as _"DuhastArsch"_
Thicc xenos? That's heresy!
@@hellsonion514 why do you think jean stealers steal so many jeans?
@@MagicHamsta Pbthhhhh, that was terrible and you know it, I love it.
ARCH - Imagine an entire planet held shackled to the whims and wishes of a single creature...
BIG E - Glances sideways, for a second
Shackled by a single creature? You mean like a virus?
That's not true.
He's got an entire empire, not a planet.
Especially a giant skeleton sat on a throne...
@@carbon1255 *GOLDEN* throne
@@exudeku You ~GOD~ EMPERORDAMN right!
Between this, the 'Death of Hope,' and last year's 'Helsreach,' I gotta say that my 40k itch is being scratched so satisfyingly here on TH-cam.
Finally, dudes are starting things and actually making them happen.
It's not just talk, or a little preview and then it never happens or it gets shut down by GW.
We're living in a beautiful time.
:)
In the scene with the golden giant it seemed clear to me that they were disassembling it and using its skin and insides to make the psyker's masks and spines.
Most of the people doing breakdowns and analysis I've see have always talked about the Golden Giant being "Assembled" in the room, but I agree with you it always looked to me like it was being taken apart so it's pieces can be repurposed into making those psycho-reactive "Replacement heads"
@@drronin112 I was thinking along the same lines. There's just one thing that stops me from completely going down that road. Do you remember in the previous video how the two psykers were each seemingly missing an arm? The golden statue is also missing part of one of its arms, cut off at about the same level. I don't know what it means, but it gives me pause. Maybe they ritualistically mutilated themselves in order to somehow resemble this statue?
I thought the same honestly the giant reminds me of Alien Prometheus
Looks to me like they are literally pulled into the sphere by the tentacles, you just can't see them in real space. You'll note the main space marine character is pulled in first by his hand and then by his other hand when he goes for the pistol. And in the warp the tentacle is around his arm while the other is presumably destroyed by the plasma shot, his fellow astartes have tentacles wrapped around their waist and also appear to have been pulled towards the sphere by the waist.
Thats a cool piece of info!
You are a sharp observer thank you
That actually makes a bit of sense. Nicely observed.
time "travel" is also a big component.. there is no 2 spheres, just 1
@@johnmckelly6263 There are certainly two talking to each other while the Inquisitorial psyker listens.
I kinda assumed the Gold Man was being disassembled, and his "skin" was being used in the production of the Psykers masks/spines.
Could be. It's a good guess
I thought it was being built to provide a body for the thing in the sphere to inhabit
Shadeling I got the impression it was being constructed also
I think they were making a body for their "god"
@@pierpaolomercurio It's StarCraft all over again.
I think the orbs that are speaking are the other way around.
When one orb said the "Astartes deny our touch" I think it meant those pulses that attempted to assault the Kill Team Astartes Minds. It's defenses to corrupt had failed.
Also I don't think it said "Take the alpha", it said "Take them", meaning the Astartes which is exactly what it did next. That's why the Inquisitor warns the Astartes in command.
Smoke is used to represent the Inquisitors power. The time frame isn't clear so what if the smoke that attacks the Yu Vath is the Inquisitor. His attack makes it "drop" the Astartes, but the Inquisitor is ultimately defeated and hence corrupted and put down.
I'd guess the planet the Marines appeared on where were the Yu Vath were trying to return.
Listen to the Inquisitor. The very next thing he says is "Withdraw them immediately". It's just muffled by his helmet.
I think you nailed it bang on Man
I actually really like this theory. Warp is known for it's Time Fuckery. It's possible when he clenched his hands together, he was attempting to attack the Xeno which lead to his death.
That's exactly what I took from the Astartes episode. There are dozens of us, dozens!
Well, I don't think that black fog that attacked the Yu'Vath was the inquisitor.
The first orb advises the second one to break its "seal" or "shield" in order to being able to "take them", which is possibly the orb's last line of defense or at least the last thing it could do to prevent itself form being captured like the first orb, since "the astartes defy our touch". The second orb answers "impossible, we will never survive.", which implies that this "seal" or "shield" the first orb speaks of functions as something like a cloaking device in the warp, similar to a gellar field.
Now, after the second orb does so and pulls in the astartes, we see that little scene where this black mist attacks the Yu'Vath. I guess that a predator of the warp noticed the Yu'Vath after it broke its shield and immediately went for its neck, so the concerns of the second orb were valid indeed.
What happened to the psyker before that could be seen as a little hint to what comes next. I think it's highly likely it wasn't the Yu'Vath toasting his mind but rather the same warp entity that also jumps the Yu'vath of the second orb afterwards. I mean, a Yu'Vath broke its shield and at the same time a obviously very powerful pysker lost his focus for a second in order to warn the nearby Astartes, so basically in the warp every nearby demonic entity would've seen two very bright lights flashing up. To a demon that's a goddamn neon billboard sign saying, "Hey yo, free meals over here!"
In terms of the planet at the end, I'm not quiet sure. Could be some sort of a pocket dimension, since it looks like some kind of a forsaken mausoleum and I'm having a hard time believing that a planet of a warptwisted civilisation such as the Yu'vath's could exist unnoticed by the Inquisition for so many years in the Calixis sector.
The Yu'vath were a Warp-worshipping xenos species, who built an empire of corrupted humans, and were defeated in the Angevin Crusade, together with the Bale Childer, after the homeworlds of both species were destroyed by Exterminatus. They were the last resistance to Imperial rule in the Calyx Expanse, which signaled the end of the Angevin Crusade and the birth of the Calixis Sector.
Did anyone read the introduction to the video?
Arch, you are correct sir!
Cheers!
Ay man thanks for the lore, love how deep it goes
You know, The creator of the Astartes series DID say that this could be something completely new to 40k and entirely homebrew, much like his Space Marine Chapter, So any real definition conclusions are still somewhat up in the air.
But regardless what the truth is, I think that we can all safely say and agree on one single thing, both as Warhammer fans or otherwise:
This series is bloody amazing and holy hell is this one man talented.
Let’s all give thanks and celebrate this guy together as a community and show our appreciation to such an extraordinary individual. 😁
Its motion capture which does requires actors or other.
@@incom8062 cite source
Just look at the animations! The movements are so realistic! Now I've heard what they've about this one guy doing everything, but that's the animation side! He may have did the animation himself possibly, but that stuff is motion capture! Requiring a lot my re equipment and actors for the motions!
@@incom8062 its all animation, and its only one guy. Unless you can prove that MC was used, then i will assume your claims to be false.
Yeah the orbs are his own creation
imgur.com/a/WqLRBYr imgur.com/a/9aTsv0W
25:58 the kill team leader had turned away from the orb, and looks to be in the middle of receiving a radio warning from their ship about what has happened to the other orb, but before any of them could do anything about it they, well...
The timing couldnt get any worse
Yep, if you have a good set of headphones or crank your speakers, you can hear the message coming through in his helmet.
But the message is received too late.
Do you think he hesitated at ~18:01, after he stared at it for a moment, bcs he had a bad feeling about this? I think he just might. And he was right...
@@nikovbn839 maybe, but highly unlikely. he was probably just waiting for his brother to come up and hand over the null charges.
The warning the inquisitor gave was "Recall them immediately"
I think the inquisitor intentionally opened his mind to the powers of the warp after recognizing the orbs intentions, he used the power to defend the astartes.( which is shown as a shadow attacking the light figuer holding the astartes in the warp 28:53), possibly saving the astartes and gaining prophetic visions of the future, 22:04 then his mind was overwhelmed by the pure warp energy leading to his demise.
This is a cool theory, though the inquisitor's body was definitely made into swiss cheese before the Kill Squad got the retreat order (and subsequently sucked into the sphere). Psyker-ing from beyond the physical world?
@@damark376 Maybe this happend simultaneously the orb told the other to suck em and it began imediately while we got vision with the orb
@@proxy90909 for sure, though just before they get sucked (lol) you see the squad leader (I presume) turn his head to listen to an incoming order no?
here is a detail that contradicts/expands your theory: the possessed incquisitor speaks muffeled words under his helmet at 4:45 these words are the same words the orb sais before it begins to absorb the astartes killsquad. this suggjests that by then the inquisitor fully under controll of the orb.
Per above, the Inquisitor informs the Captain (4:27) to 'recall them immediately', and is very shortly thereafter dropped. He's dead. Shortly AFTER that in the timeline, at 5:08, the kill squad gets passed on the message to 'get out'. Then the orb absorbs them etc... but the Inquisitor is dead already.
"...considering the somewhat confined spaces..."
Given that most "normal-sized" spaces appear "confined" when an Astartes occupies it, followed by seeing two of them enter a HUGE relatively empty space, it makes more sense that the two high-ranking Astartes are on the cruiser, not the frigate.
The golden statue isn't being constructed. It's being deconstructed and the material is used to create the masks.
No
That is possible, though it looks like the material the statue is on was still being brought in, like to feed construction. I figured the skulls or masks were focus devices to shape the construction.
Nice idea. They (orbs) are cornered and hunted fo rvery long time. Supplies must be scarce.
Who knows. Something must be special about it though, otherwise they wouldn't need to make masks from this specific material.
@@Malvictis read in Dorn's voice
..."Men of gold, they were said to be higher individual... even suggesting to be on the same level as the god emperor himself."
Heresy!
No time for The Inquisitor. Exterminatus is the only course of action
If they were on par with the God Emperor then they would never have been defeated.
@@Saurophaganax1931 Wasn't it the men of iron who rebelled? and the men of Gold who tried to save humanity from the men of iron but failed, thus requiring the emperor and the space marines to finish the weakened men of iron off?
@@angrysocialjusticewarrior no that would be the men of stone.
@@angrysocialjusticewarrior totally different set of mineral-based men.
If you listen when the inquisitor gives the warning you can hear him say (muffled by his helmet) "Recall them" so he must be referring to the squad with the other orb
You can hear the Orb say "At Last" when the inquisitor breaks his concentration and tells the commander to recall the marines. So many little touches he put into these videos. Just crammed full of little details you dont always find on the first pass
I think you nailed it in the head. The only problem is that the last comment by the Yu vath Ball isn't "take the alpha". It's "take them with you" also in the muffled inquisitor voice he seems to say "Recall them immediately "
@Andrei Skobtsov I believe the inquisitor is saying “recall your men immediately.” Not that it matters.
Also - the blackness in the vision of dying/screaming astartes is the same blackness that attacks the entity in the warp. The tentacle thing zooming away is the same species as the sitting skeletons on the thrones - has the same tentacle/horns on their shoulders, etc.
At the beggining of the first episode it says that this is taking place in M39, when the Yu'vath were "destroyed"
Time stamp?????
@@jrr7031 opening panel of the first episode, thou it takes place 150 years after they officially went extinct.
@@leonardomarquesbellini going to check it out right meow!
Well, for one, not all the Yu'vath were destroyed, just the empire. Some may have survived, and their artifacts sure did.
@@asaenvolk I'm pretty sure the official work has them being xenocided by mass exterminatus. Ofc, there could always be remnants, as 150 years is almost nothing in 40K, the marine kill team leader could looks to be either 120 or 200 years im service of the chapter.
I think it said, "You must take them.", them being the Astartes, The Inquisitor also said something along the lines of "Recall them immediately!" The Astartes in question were then immediately bad touched into the no no dimension. I believe the Inquisitor was essentially turned into a bomb that would've opened a portal into massive-fuck-off-super-hell, and the Astartes were justified in their quick response, to absolutely bool on that fool. I agree with the theory behind the masks, as any psyker worth their bolt shot to the head would probably have used smite on the Astartes, as for the giant gold man, it would be a lot easier to rule over men if you looked like a man. That being said you could argue that the C'tan certainly didn't look like Necron'tyr, or certain ancient human deities certainly don't look human, or fully human, but I did say 'easier', people would worship a toaster if it started saying limericks (mechanicum). Yu'vath relics are regarded as highly dangerous during warp travel, as they can open holes into gellar fields and we all know what happens next.
I believe the Inquisitors vision right before he warned the captain/veteran seargeant was metaphorical in nature, with the Astartes standing in the "palm of its hand" being flayed/absorbed/stripped. This then made the Inquisitor realize that they were not in control at all, and broke his focus, to warn them. An inquisitor would happily throw away a kill team so it makes little sense why he would break focus and risk demonic possession unless something far worse than simply loosing some marines was at stake.
The Orbs do say "break your shield/seal" to which the other say "we will never survive", meaning that they were afraid of what would happen if they lowered their defenses to act on the marines/Inquisitor. I do not think they meant that defeating the marines and inquisitor was a sure defeat, I think they were afraid of what the warp would do to them. The do so however, and go on the offensive on both the marines and the Inquisitor. The inquisitor is struck, but refocuses and struggles hard to contain the Orb, but pay close attention to what happens next. The Inquisitor is struck by some sort of feedback, triggering a complete fail-cascade on his end, resulting in him being unceremoniously removed from the equation by the Astartes at hand. That feedback however is reminiscent of that happened to the psyker twins when one of them died. I believe the Orb that was combating the Inquisitor was destroyed by a warp entity shortly after it lowered its defences, and that this wrecked the Inquisitors defence along with it. Simultaneoulsy the marines are taken. If you look closely you can see several shades drifting in the background of the warp scene. One of the shades destroys the Orb entity now that its defences are down, and the feedback shoots through the tentacles and into the marines teleporting them god knows where.
>to absolutely bool on that fool
Lmao
To me it sounds like. "You MUST! Take the other(s)?"
@@carlchristianlindalen9311
"bool on that fool"
I'll have to use that.
@@crow9149 I wish I was the one who wrote it but that was the OP Jacob Yin's phrasing m8. :D
At the end, where our 1 handed boi is thrown into a "room" I think that he might have been thrown through the warp to the home planet of the Yu Vath. This looks like it could be their catacombs. This could be because when the Vu Vath daemon engine like thing was attacked it thought about where it would go when it died and accidentally threw the Marine at its most "sacred" site. Additionally the platform like structure that the marine is stood on appears as if it could be some sort of teleporter or spot at which the Yu Vath could have accessed the warp. As they were clearly friends of the warp, having such a place in a spiritual centre like a catacomb would make relatively good sense. @Arch Warhammer
It's not the Yu'Vath.
@@jimmyhayers ah, who is it then?
Ha! I was waiting for this analysis.
Finally it came.
I love how his art, motion and attention to detail increased as the series progressed. Every single part is better than the other.
You can literally see it.
Have to point out how the Maker said in his sticky post on the video that he wants to improve the quality in the future. Like WHAT? The quality is already far beyond anything I have seen for a long time. If he doesn't get the IP from GW they really reeaaaally suck at marketing, even more than I thought up till now
@Alex Davila sounds like slaanesh to me, off with his head.
Thank you for explaining this to Normies like me. I've only dipped my toe into 40k, so your explanations are always really helpful and make me more interested in the franchise in general.
Arch is addictive that way
Nice to read that. From now on you will learn tons and tons of lore, read the novels and Codexes, play the games or maybe even Table Tob and yet still have the feeling as if you knew almost nothing about W40k - like the majority of us after many many years. And then some freaking dude just decides to give the game a new update and turn everything you took for granted into fairy tales and BS. WELCOME TO W40k, my Friend :)
Absolutely love the Astartes story here, and the especially the no hand holding. The details is what makes it so great, when we can't hear the communications between the Marines but yet he reveals them through body language giving you a sense of the words being used. The quick reactions, precision and brutal execution of Space Marines movements. Every movement and every pixel carries weight in these short animated films. Watched them all countless times, and I'am sure i will watch them countless more and still be discovering new things. 11/10 would totally bang.
29:28 I'm pretty sure the blood is partially coagulated because his Larramann cells are already in action, clogging the wounds caused either warp exposure or the orb itself.
Good point!
...or blowing his arm off with his plasma pistol
@@Purple0nion yeah but that wouldn't make you bleed in your stomach.
@@genos876 Or your lungs. Hard to tell if he's puking or hacking with how quick he does it. But this is an Astartes... they do everything at 11.
Im not gonna lie, I suffer from trypophobia or however you spell it, freaked me out a little bit
Arch: I know what is happening!
TH-cam commenters: We'll see about that...
I enjoy everyone's theories. Bet the creator is laughing at everyone's, "I KNOW I KNOW!" Lol.
@@ItalianRain2 I decided to go and email him and he says he's making his own supercut, as well as thinking about a video with commentary to unveil some secrets
I really really like how Giger-esque this series was with this strange enemy and visual direction. I want more. This will make me a fan more so than anything GW can come out with
Reminds me more of Beksinski, look up "the trumpeter"
I love the consistency of people who know what they're talking about when it comes to Warhammer 40K, because I've seen another guy say exactly the same thing about the "overkill" on the Inquisitor, which is that it isn't overkill at all. Very cool.
That ending in the valley is straight up a Beksinski painting.
Reminded me of the final scene in the Tarkovsky film Nostalghia.
Beksiński seems to be an ideal inspiration material for w40k art.
Very underrated comment!
just spent 2 hours diving into him thanks for the cultured comment.
@@johnreeves3876 I looked him too. What an inspiring artist! Thanks to op comment.
To be honest those marines were very merciful to that inquisitor.
Quick and complete.
I think it is very likely that the inquisitor and the commander were good friends.
@@carbon1255 Any inquisitor who gained full status would have warned the Astartes prior to the investigation/autosceance/whatever to eliminate them at the first sign of warp possesion. The Astartes would not need to have been warned, they would be ready from the very beginning to annihalate any sign of the warp in the name of the Emporer.
Scutum Fidelis one in the head two in the chest
The way he held his head before killing him made me think that too
"Take the alpha" - possess the alpha level psyker who the two marines so convincingly take out.
That makes sense!
No way the psyker is alpha level, that's insane!
+1 Came to the comments to say just that, only I assumed "alpha" to mean the leader!
or maybe "alpha" in thake their leader as the Xenos dont know the heirachie of humans they asumed that one is the leader
I don't think it said "Take the alpha", it said "Take them", meaning the Astartes which is exactly what it did next. That's why the Inquisitor warns the Astartes in command. I also think the Psyker was the black smoke that came to their rescue but he was ultimately defeated.
''Take the Alfa'' as in Alfabusa, GW is after him.
Well you where right
The inquisition psyker says directly to the space marine, although muffled, "Withdraw them immediately"
Imagine if TotalBiscuit saw this Series...
Don't make me cry...
𝖕𝖗𝖊𝖘𝖘 𝖋 𝖋𝖔𝖗 𝖇𝖎𝖘𝖈𝖚𝖎𝖙, 𝖇𝖗𝖔𝖙𝖍𝖊𝖗𝖘
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25:00 Inquisitor: “it’s not panic buying, it’s just in ca...”
Veterans: ....stove head....bolter fire.....
My favorite detail is how when the first astartes, the one with the plasma pistol, touches the sphere due to the attack, his comrades points his gun in his direction, ready to shoot him, only to then be sucked into the sphere himself
The attacker that attacked the octopus could have been the emperor being like "Nope, they're not meant to be here"
“There’s always a bigger fish.”
Is what went through my head when the entity got attacked if it was actually attacked.
My guess too, as you can see a few other creepy shadowy entities in the warp circling around just before it gets attacked by one. I think the orbs took a risk by escaping from the ship the way they did.
I don't know much about 40k but on the actual part 5 video I saw a comment that tried to make sense of it with detailed timestamps who said that it could have been the inquisitars last attack before he was overtaken or whatever happens to him when he goes all blue.
@@kermit8173 Another good theory i saw was, as the entity tried to escape through the warp, the daemons in the warp attacked it.
When you go for highest quality possible and check the main-character astartes hand during the beginning of the orb consumption thing, you'll see minuscule letters and patterns crawling on his armored glove. So yeah, that really makes sense with the way you describe Yu'Vath tech.
Everyone misses the dead/ inert sphere hanging in the background of the protected chamber onboard the frigate.
I can only imagine that Astartes calmly thinking "ah, fuck" when he accidentally blew his own arm off with the plasma pistol.
EDIT: Rewatching the episode (you should, it's great) I think the 2 orbs say "Take the other" referring to the other being in this, what should be, private conversation - that being the psyker. And I feel that the black shadow during the warp scene was the other orb getting destroyed, as I think the contraptions attached to the harness of the other orb were charges meant to destroy it should anything go wrong, which it did. It would make sense as the two guys in masks in part 4 seems to be linked, when one died it fucked with the other's power, and both seemed to have powers derived of the orbs as you can see a line of blue energy going across both the masked individuals and the orb when it uses the warp fuckery to try and impede the astartes and the masks did seem to be made of similar looking markings to the orbs.
I am completely new to Warhammer 40K, so there might be Reasons why this is unlikely, but...
Is it possible that the "Alpha" the orbs were referring to(assuming that's what they said) is simply meant as the leader of the squad? That would be why that one marine shows up in that strange area all alone - because the orbs decided to take him.
@@chrisrobinson414 I think they say "other", but their conversation is distorted enough where we can't be sure. At the end though, you can see other flashes of light on the other pedestals, which I'm assuming is the other astartes being transported there too.
" accidentally"...
@@Rudi_Gauss i mean, i thought he meant to kill the orb instead of having the plasma fire back at him and obliterate his arm.
@@AnInsaneOstrich I think he set it to overcharge on purpose, so it would disconnect him from his arm, which in the moment was the only thing connected. Space Marine have overcharged and set their plasma weapons to basically become bombs before, it's sort of a known semi-last resort for those weapons
As read from the Yu'vath Lexicanum, one of their weapons are a thing that uses corpses and acts as guardians...
Is that last image not one of those Bone Wardens?
"statues" those look like skeletons more than anything to me. You can see their ribs, the rotten flesh hanging from their bones. The very obvious hipbone too.
well made statues.
Could be the orb's original corporeal forms as the heads are similar to the center face of the hentai monster that drags them in. both spooky faces with horns
You ever seen what necrons looked like before their metallic ascension?
@@boulderthefat154 is there lore on that? Didnt know it went back that far visually. The fact he scaled them so huge is odd to me. As later on you see the rest of the squad blink in onto the pillars in front of them down the valley. Amazing fan movie
Have a look at the half leg, it kinda looks like a nervous system wiggling around. Nothing major, just makes it seem more dormant than dead
God, this dude speaks twisty mustache and I love it.
I find it grating. It sounds forced.
Nint
I think that’s why I love it.
Either that or I’m clinically insane.
😆
@@kermit8173 well he's norwegian so
$5 says his name is Noigel and owns a monocle.
The marine with the beaky helmet stole the show
How he looked at the psyker when he gave that little twitch like "oh hell to the no" Lol
Man I love how well this guy captures the absolute resolve of the Space Marines. This is my favourite fan-made content of anything ever
I think th statue was an attempt at making a construct for the orb to use
Also, whatever it is that blasted the being in the orb... the orbs knew it would happen. "We will not survive". Whatever it was, that something was hunting them down, and was able to find and kill the being once it started to unleash it's power
The clumps of blood from the vomit are actually his blood coagulating immediately. Its one of the reason his arm isn't bleeding and how Space Marines survive such horrific wounds. Their blood is made to do that.
Well his arm probably wouldn’t bleed anyway since it was a heat wound
I like how arch his just a professor at this point and is like analyzing old records for authenticity
Timothy Barron well his character is a scribe of the Adeptus ministorum, sadly unlike captain general kitten and a number of other custodies he doesn’t have access to the black library
@@dionjaywoollaston1349 nah his character is an inquisitorial agent, just look at his badge
Arty23 ohh that explains why he has access to material and knowledge that under normal circumstances would earn you a place on the inquisition’s “drop cyclonic torpedo here” list
The creator have confirmed that this spheres are his own creation inspired by different xeno/warp objects/entities.
This comment
When/where did he do that?
As I said to another commenter, still would like to see your source.
Wtf is that link?
@@BloodandGore4evah Weird. Let me try again.
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The Orb: "You must take the Alpha."
I am assuming they're referring to the possible Alpha-level Psyker who is eavesdropping on their conversation. That makes the most sense to me.
Ryan Vento i dont think they knew he was eavesdropping until he himself warned the veteran
No? Because they wouldn't refer to him as an Alpha. That's just the Imperium's way of ranking psyker power and potential. Why would a xeno species use the same terminology and measuring system?
Kayriel The orb refers to the strike team as Astartes so it’s not out of the question
Im assuming they’re referring to the Astartes team leader. Since that whole event after the inquisitor fuckery.
From the wiki:"Beta grade is the highest level of psychic power that a human can attain and still be considered sane."
i doubt this guy was an alpha level psyker.
Retributor with little gold child's star sticker : I'm first company captain.
Ultramarine with more gold shit hanging off him than a ner-do-well that's done a smash and grab at a pawn shop: I'm in charge of light bulbs.
Meanwhile the Sanguinary Guard...
@@nathanthom8176 😂 ok thats not even fair! 🤣
The "Oh. Oh, honey." bit got me a lot harder than it should have. Bravo.
The psykers in chappie IV weren't 'strong' psykers. After all, one needed full concentration and quite a bit of time to crack just one of the SM helm visors - literally the weakest part of it. He might be strong for a regular man, but by W40K standards he's a weenie. No more than a speedbump.
Did the marines that got hit by the psychic shockwave in ep 4 died?
@@JKgyaru6969 No. 5 Marines attack the psykers, the same 5 can be seen at the end of chapter 4 walking towards the gate they open in 5.
Well the thing to remember is that they're a lot stronger than most human psykers, there are of course many stronger psykers, librarians, some sanctioned psykers, chaos sorcerers etc but those guys were actually far stronger than most available to the imperium so relatively speaking they aren't weak. Most human psykers aren't fit for any kind of combat, these guys could block full auto bolter fire with relative ease which isn't easy.
@@wizardswine Most human Psykers are on the level of parlor tricks. Those are the guys fed the the Astronomicon.
These guys here seem to be about the strength of the basic sanctioned psyker - if that.
The 'spine' thing the Astartes also destroy while killing I believe to be some kind of amplifier, a lesser version of a Librarian's Cowl.
And even with that, they are barely able to hold back the Astartes.
They are above the average psyker because the average Psyker is pitiful. But they are near the bottom of the totem pole power-wise.
They launched the space marines twice though. Like they were more powerful then you let on but I feel they were overwhelmed
the inquisitor said "Recall them immediately"
As he was wearing mask it was muffled but the officer being an astartes he heard it and sent his brother to recall the kill team.
thank me later
Edit: i just wish arch sees this so he know this tid bit of info aswell
yeah, an astartes will easily understand this muffled speak, but actually I think they were all, the psyker and the astartes, on the same vox channel
They were all on the same vox network. The psyker is so freaked out that his shouting is just loud enough to be heard outside the mask. Doesn’t make sense if he could only talk by shouting normally. They are all linked
Love the way you say "warp fuckery" makes me laugh every time 😂 also keep up the good work, love your vids
The Dude with the Cape is a Veteran Sargaend. Astartes has an explanation on his Patreaon.
Sergeant
andorro The Insane I figured he was the chapter master, who else in the chapter would wear a cloak
@@dionjaywoollaston1349 He lacks a ton of ornamentations. I thought he was the Captain and the other a Sergeant. Hes clearly not a chapter master.
@Andrew McMillan more like he can't be CM because he got his helmet on
Alpha White Male not every chapter master would look like Marneus Calgar, and he’s not the captain of the first company because none of the Astartes seen so far have been wearing terminator armour even though this ship boarding action is exactly what tactical dreadnought armour was designed for, if they were wearing terminator armour they would have looked like igor and they wouldn’t have moved as quickly as they did.
Lastly it’s well documented that Astartes chapters under the jurisdiction of the inquisition aren’t the most codex compliant (then again the majority of chapters with the exception of the ultrasmurfs aren’t as fanatically/fervently adherent to alpha smurfs magnum opus)
It looks more like just a gold or other yellow metal statue to me, the utter lack of anything hooked up to it suggests it's, at least currently, quite inert. I also took the whole "Men of Gold" concept to be something more metaphorical rather than literally made out of gold.
They'd be useless if they were right? Softest metal and all.
"Alpha" could also refer to the grade of psyker (Alpha being the second strongest grade of psyker) so when the sphere entity says "You must take the alpha" they could be referring to the inquisitor/agent by his power or maybe some other psyker (possibly non human)
"Just imagine an entire planet shackled to the will of a single creature" Oh, so the Imperium pre-Golden Throne, then? :P
sounds like heresy to me, but ok
Pre?
Zandrich Mynhardt Yeah, Emps stopped calling the shots as soon as Horus made him a literal armchair Emperor. :O
@@VillainousMuse But he communicates His Will directly to thousands of Psykers 24/7. :O
Zandrich Mynhardt the fact that he is being worshipped as a God when he very much did not want that when he made his Imperial Truth.