Goofy lore is best lore.... it's what really makes Warhammer what it is. Something that isn't goofy is a 1 month free trial of skillshare here : skl.sh/majorkill01231 Pick up one of the last remaining Calendars here : majorkill.com/
I got a goofy thing that happens in the lore when Abaddon the suck master trys to tell people he just uses chaos like a tool when they use him like a booty call only calling when they want something and he come running like a simp
A heavily melted helmet lays beneath a plaque, it reads: "Here lies brother Dimitris, who flew to close to the sun, or rather, drove his jetbike into the path of a melta gun, the results were the same."
@@ancientgearsynchro Ere lies Burna, da onli ding dat glue broighter Dan him waz when e wiz in kombot wiff’z flama un he tried un “airblust”, nudden wuz left of old burna but ez goggles
Dorn making a joke in Saturnine. A super dark joke at that. Sinderman is depressed because he decides he is a waste of resources, goes to the top of the palace to jump off, runs into Dorn, taking a break from the info sphere. Dorn obviously figures out quickly what Sinderman was planning. They talk it out. Dorn reinstitutes the remebrancers with Sinderman as the head. As they are leaving, Dorn says he will meet Sinderman back downstairs in the bastions a parting shot says, "and Kyrill...take the stairs." Coming from Dorn, this is actually quite hilarious and a pretty dark joke about suicide.
@@rocketgruntricky Escalators are just motorized stairs, they are still stairs. Just of the mars pattern design, takes much more resources and prayers.
the idea that if a terminator falls backwards they cant get back up is amazing and the thougt of a comander ziping through the voice comms and he just hears "I'M TURTLEING BROTHERS!!!" is so funny to me
The idea that beneath the duty, honour and indoctrination, the space marines are basically teenage jocks is even funnier to me, especially since it makes me curious if they go 'terminator tipping' when nothing is happening.
One of my favourite moments is when Ragnar Blackmane was a Blood Claw, he went off world for the first time to a planet that had already been infested with orks. He and a small group of allies stole an ork war buggy and dressed up like orks, the armour and helmets being far too big for them. They then accidentally became participants in a war buggy race, and when the nearest ork saw they were Space Wolves, they shot it in the head. They thought they were going to have to fight, but it turned out the other orks racing just assumed shooting was now allowed in the race.
"so we got one peice of bad news and two peices of good news" "Bad news first. shoot" "Bad news is that a large mob of Orks have ben found few miles away" "And good news?" "first good news is that the Orks have yet to know we are here as they are to busy racing eatchother. so busy we could infiltrate the race under disguice" ".....And second good news....?" *hesitently shows trophy* "We won the race"
Imagine if Dorn took that quote of Guilliman greatest enemy being pencils seriously and made a backup plan that mainly uses pencils in case he would turn to chaos
Let us never forget Horus with his new personal remembrancer in tow basically saying to her, "and here are my most trusted advisors" just before they walk in and see Abaddon putting Loken in a headlock while the other two mourneval members punch the shit out of eachother
I know lucius is a shit character with one of the most BS powers imaginable, but I always laugh about the landmine death. 1 one of the 4 ruinous powers greatest champion is capable of being killed by something as simple as a landmine, 2 the thought of him being yeeted across the galaxy from a battle field to a factory must be really disorientating, and 3 you work in a factory and a demon champion just suddenly appears, and you don't even know what demons are.
@@fluffywolfo3663 Honestly, what bugged me is that the author was specifically inspired by online forums of fans discussing ways to finally kill Lucius and how they were having fun with the discussions. And then he went and gave a BS feat to prove that all these cool ideas wouldn't work. I just feel like that's a disservice to the fans in some way.
There's a bit in Battle of the Fang where a high-ranking Thousand Sons Sorcerer finding a bunch of small fenrisian children and trying to kill them for fun but they just end up slipping away and humiliating him by throwing grenades his way before he unironically screams 'I HATE THIS FUCKING PLANET'
That's like some countries.. and western ones back in the day.. when welfare doesn't exist.. kids are like bands of roaming dogs or wolves.. they run up to you politely and ask for candy or gum.. and if you don't have they take a pound of flesh
In retrospect Fenris is one of the deadliest planets in the Imperium of Man, classified as a death world right next to Catachan. So they either learn how to fight to survive or die.
When I heard the dark angels terminators all fell in a pile and needed a crane to pick them up. Meanwhile other dark angels were laughing at them I near burst out laughing in work
And in typical majorkill fashion it's heavily exaggerated. It was one terminator who was only recently elevated to the Deathwing so he was still getting used to wearing it and briefly forgets he's not wearing regular armour anymore. ‘Some kind of sub-level here,’ reported Daellon. ‘Descending.’ ‘Wait!’ yelled Telemenus, but his warning came too late. The audio pick-ups brought the sound of splintering woods and crumbling ferrocrete followed by an almighty crash. Daellon cursed without pause over the vox. ‘Report,’ barked Arbalan. ‘Brother Daellon misjudged the load bearing of some internal stairs, brother-sergeant,’ said Telemenus, trying not to laugh. For once he was glad somebody else was attracting the negative scrutiny. There was a chuckle from Cadmael and a sigh from Arbalan. ‘Daellon, can you climb out?’ asked the sergeant. ‘Negative, a three metre drop at least. The floor will not hold my weight to pull myself up.’ ‘No threats detected,’ Telemenus added, his auspex sensors encompassing the long row of huts. ‘Understood,’ said Arbalan. He sounded impatient. ‘Daellon, remain in place, I will signal for an armoury extraction team. Telemenus, rejoin the squad. Armoury extraction teams are regular teams for bringing back destroyed, ruined or damaged vehicles or other gear like armour and weapons, they're not a "haha da keep doing dumb stuff" only team
there's a story i heard years back, not sure if it's in a book or not. Corvus Corax and a noble woman (didn't catch the name) at a meeting. the noble woman is talking to Corvus about the anatomy of baseline humans, and Space Marines. after a while, the the noble woman starts talking about having fun in the bedroom. over the course of their conversation, Corvus is getting more and more nervous.
Why am i picturing a ultramarine like guy starting to say "We cant achieve Erections" and Corvus just shoves his through the wall to shut him up and not get second hand embrassment.
There was a scene in the first of the Dawn of Fire books that had me exhale through my nose. When Gulliman is recruiting historitors, one of the main candidates is being arrested for being a little too opinionated, and therefore a heretic. A Logister tells him he either joins the historitors or they throw him to the Ecclesiarchy for spewing heresy. Naturally, he agrees, so the Logister has him drugged to sleep, which he's not expecting. When the needle sticks him he starts to cuss the guy out, and passes out. When he wakes up he continues his thought, which it doesn't say outright, but it implies that he was using "cunt" at least once. Then he realizes he's sitting across from the Primarch himself, and almost shits himself while he tries to apologize, but G man just shrugs and goes, "Eh. I've been called worse."
that ain't dodging the bullet, more like deflected a high caliber, hyper volicty vindicare sniper round. that snotty son-of-a-bitch got off so easy that it is as though the emperor lend him his own lucky fortune unto him. could you imagine how much he'd sky rocket to the top of any other primarch's shit list for that comical display of insolence
Getting a video about how each of the pre heresy primarchs would react to being in Guillimans situation would be pretty cool not gonna lie , how they would see the new religion of the emperor, and how they would be received.
Perturabo would end Inquisition and religion instantly. Mortarion would not care. Konrad would just be Konrad. Jaghatai and Sanguinius would be same as Roboute now. IDK about the rest... Angron would be Angron.
@@pixelgun4789 depend if it's angron without the butchers needles, with them he'd just be angry. Without them he might do a better job then big Robby G
I remember a short story with a space marine force facing off against an ork horde. The space marine psyker attempts probe the enemy however a weird boy in the opposing force, somehow gets entangled in the process and the two end up temporarily mind swapping. The space marine captains confusion when his "psyker" suddenly insists on a promised squig (for lunch?), is pure gold.
Another one: When Curze makes a small joke about how Sevatar must prefer crows to ravens after meeting Corax, and Sev being like "Oh that's a joke, I think I should laugh, normal people laugh but autism is strong on me".
The Emperor’s Spears funny epitaphs were part of the inspiration for my homebrew chapter, The Peacemakers. They’re Raven Guard successors who cope with their gene-seed’s propensity for clinical depression with humor. Their battle cry is ‘Peace be with you!” as they open fire, and companies will review “best of” after action helmet vids to see who got in the best one-liners and so forth. And if someone makes a bad joke over vox in the field, their squadmates all slap the shit out of him-helps make sure the vox isn’t flooded with amateur hour bullshit. 😂
The part in outcast dead when the world eater is talking to a child is hilarious cuz the world eater is just ranting about murder and war and the kid is just talking to him like he met his favorite superhero
The Mornvaul doing the doorframe tap like they're in the boys' locker room makes me think all the epic quotes and drama and melee combat the space marines get up to is similarly the result of them being teenagers, like "yo dude wouldn't it be epic if..."
Space Marines are inherently competitive, fanatically devoted to their cause, never question said cause, will massively over-react to any perceived insult to anything they value, are MASSIVELY cliquish and insular, use slang that outsiders don't understand... They are basically 'roided up teenage boys, minus the sex-drive. Marine1: "Guys, that Eldar chick over there? She said the Emperor sucks!" Marine2: "NOOO!" Marine3: "That's totally heresy, man!" Marine4: "Not the Emperor! No way!" Chapter Master: "Don't worry, my dudes, we're totally goin' to mess their shit up, big time. Let me just txt all our successor Chapters, then we'll meet up around the corner from their Craftworld, and when we're all there, we'll totally fuck their shit up, bros."
The Iron Striders are my favorite goofy lore. Nothing like wrangling a mechanical Emu. And having to chase one down when the Servitor dies. The Deathwing having to be picked up by cranes because they're too heavy is pretty silly. Also, Catachan Kroot is funny. The bandana is part of their very beings. And Space Marines honoring their dead passive aggressively or acting like children is pretty funny and wholesome respectively.
The guardsman who beat an enemy to death with a shovel in a fit of rage for it daring to interrupt his digging of a trench, is and always will be the funniest thing in Warhammer for me 😂
I think one of my favorite bits of lore about Skitarii is in one of the Heresy novels. A guardsman and a female Skit are defending a spot and her radiation is slowly killing the man. She can only communicate with her data slate as her vocal cords have been destroyed by her rads. During the final fight, they're surrounded and about to die and the Skit "asks" if the man is ready. He smiles and asks "are you pretty under all that metal?" She is taken aback by that and thinks about her pallid skin, rotten teeth, and perfect bionics. She responds with "affirmative."
The more intentional goofy lore is a really nice change of pace from the setting being all serious all the time. Especially with the primarchs and space marines, really humanizes them and makes it all the more interesting
@@staringgasmask At least spare him the first try, he barely had a couple of ships and he had to fight through the Black Templars. Though, it doesn't justifies how much of a failure were his 12 other tries.
I can think of a great moment that reflects how alien normal humans are to Space Marines but was also kind of heart warming. I forget the name of the audio-drama but I remember when an Ultramarine (during the Heresy) was tasked with carrying a crying baby through a ruined city. He's so befuddled by it that all he can do is look down and say "You are very small." Also, speaking of Ultramarines, "We float for Macragge!"
Same with a White Scar Kahn, made me chuckle He finally gets back to allied lines and says "Take this" and just hands off the baby before limping away (He had been torn to literal pieces)
The childlike behavior that the Marines showed reminded me greatly of how the spartan-2’s and even some early 3’s from halo acted as well. People also tend to forget that they were taken as kids as well and turned into child super soldiers. The most prevalent of these behaviors is the infamous/famous spartan “smile” that is shown in lore that fellow twos and threes seeing each other will do with their helmets on as a sign of camaraderie.
@@ereinhard8820 spartan 2s when seeing each other in the field, will sometimes put two fingers together on their visor, and trace a smile along it as a way to say hi. It’s been dubbed the spartan smile since, and it’s usually done by the twos and early threes.
@@ereinhard8820 iirc the reason they began doing that is because they'd most often meet each other in the field where they'd be in full armor and didn't want to risk removing their helmets to greet one another.
There's a bit in Outcast Dead where one of the most badass World Eaters ever is on a secret mission with a few other traitor marines and they end up in the slums of Terra, and the World Eater sits down with a small boy and they have a cute little talk and its actually really adorable to see a World Eater of all the marines, just talking to a kid, until the kid gives him a Lectitio Divinitatus pamphlet and the World Eater has to leave to stop himself from killing the kid right there... It was nice while it lasted.
Battle for the Abyss might not have been an important book for the HH series but it was quite funny how marines from 4 different chapters (2 loyal and 2 traitorous) work together to fight the word bearers just because nobody told them what's actually going on in the galaxy rn
I thoroughly enjoyed Battle for the Abyss, and think it was fairly fundamental given that the tide of battle around Calth and likely further into Ultramar could well have turned against the Ultramarines, meaning they wouldn't necessarily have been able to partake in cleansing the Imperium and holding things together in the aftermath of the Heresy. The colossal battleship emerging from the warp and blowing up would likely have confused the Loyalist fleet but they wouldn't have known of the heroism of those that sacrificed themselves. I've always viewed this outcome as being as pivotal as if the Eisenstein had been destroyed at Istvaan rather than escaping to Terra with their warning.
Another one: There's a scene where Korsarro Khan is taking a bath after training and a librarian approaches him to basically tell him he has job to do. He offers him to smell his sweaty armpit, with the librarian "refusing his generous offer" before both of them laughed their asses off.
My favourite minor goofy detail is how they refer to buttons as "Runes" Instead of the "On Button", it's the "Rune of Activation" and you have to recite a little prayer whenever you press one
And if it does not work, perform the Rite Of Percussive Maintenance and eventually kick it in the ceremonial dent. Noone can convince me that the chants to activate machines ise not "oh please, you f*cking piece of crap, just turn on, now will you?" sung repeatedly.
Two funny thing I read on the orks: An ork warboss used warp shenanigans to kill an alternate version of himself to get a second version of his favorite shoota. The WWAAAGGHH! actually stopped due to the orks getting confused. An ork used a shokk attak gun on a planetary scale to shoot orks at a planet after he ran out of grots. This made the mek boyz mad and they set it in reverse, a sucked the entire planet into the space hulk.
I love the lore of the Iron Strider. Imagine: the enemy and Mechanics are duking it out, lots of pew, pew, bang, bang, and then, suddenly, a stray laser hits the servitor in the Iron Strider, causing the Iron Strider to go into a full sprint in a random direction. Then, as the enemy, you just hear the skitarri/tech priests let out a slur as they then rush to get onto a jet bike or other Iron Strider and just take off after it right in the middle of the battle, leaving the enemy totally confused.
How about Samni'arius' creation? Made my day after reading how it was forged by Angron himself, by picking up a mere iron bar and mercilessly beating the Salaaneshi daemon who offended him until the blade is forged trapping the daemon's essence inside the sword.
Magnus disappears in a puff of smoke and the word bearers rush in only to find Lorgar sulking while covered in soot like a looney tunes cartoon, incredible.
Another of the kind of goofy terminator armours is the World Eaters in the Kharn book, the lock it in place for the legionary's who have gone a bit 'nails-mad' so they can't move, then keep them stuck hanging from chains several meters up with a permanent rage-boner...
Tuska Daemonkilla, moments before his first death to a Khorne Daemon Prince, literally ruins this guys's victory cry and showboating by ripping the daemon's dong and balls off with his power klaw while he is standing over him in one last act of orky defiance...this pleased Khorne so much he and his boyz were made immortals to fight daemons forever in his realm and be resurrected every day. Even Khorne thought this awkward and goofy moment was worth a reward
Ultramarines went to the Eye of Terror to bring Magnus to Terra because Dad-E wants to talk to him. They actually succeeded in trapping him in a box with a Null chained to it. Hilarious
imagine a cinematic animation of Tech Priests chasing down a rogue ironstrider and trying to wire a new servitor into it as its wrecking shit in its path
an imperial army commander during the horus heresy asked a skitarii named Transacta 7Y1.. or Tee, during her last stand if she was pretty under her mask. She thinks about how her skin is turning grey, how she’s almost bald, and hardly has anything resembling eyes anymore and simply types to him on the cogitator she was using to communicate with him “yes” - echos of eternity
8:29 "Shootas, blood and teef" is a Warhammer licenced game where you control an Ork with the objective to retrieve the hairsquig your Warboss stole from you. And I am kinda sure it is canon now.
I doubt it's canon because how could a regular old ork take down Lord Horrik Canorem, Son of High King Valorik Canorem, High Prince of House Canorem, Master of the Blade of Gaia, Keeper of the Gates of Loralo, Wielder of the Kaloric Flame, Bringer of Hope, Herald of the Holy Order of the Adamantine Lance, The Paladin of Koto, Slayer of the Lion of Essa, The Triumphant, The Light of Stars, The Eradicator?
Majorkill: Look how goofy skitarii vanguard are with their cancer causing power packs Also Majorkill: Goofy is a wholesome word and it's good Warhammer has wholesome moments
One of my favorite bits of "goofy lore" was the Salamanders squad poking jokes at one of the new guys and even Tu'Shan having a laugh about it. It really shows that Space Marines are still very much human. They make jokes, they have interests outside of combat, etc. They're Humanity+ and not something completely alien. We just don't see it as often bc they're super soldiers in a galaxy that is in never ending war. They don't really have much in the way of free time to pursue personal interests or just take break...
Personal favourite little bit from the Space Wolf omnibus is one giant guy throwing their Thunder Hammer repeatedly and constantly disappointed retrieving the weapon afterwards, hearing people going “fuck, they’re returning!!!” Great stuff to go read!!!😂
My favorite scene is in the crimson fist omnibus in which a group of veterans are trying to decide how much guardsmen they’re worth. The casualness of it is just so nice.
My favorite thing about 40k is that while there are plenty of serious “shits goin down” moments, there’s enough humor to balance it out, for every deomnculaba there’s a moment where Trazyn the Infinite goes full Pokèmon and unleashes a hoard of random ass imperials or aliens
the skiitari rads is actually sad during the sot a lone guards men and a damaged skititari are fighting together and the latter is falling apart/ losing teeth and hair by being next to her
The deathwatch books have some good ones. my favorite is when a Dreadnought of the Lamenters Chapter is hiding under a pile of genestealer bodies and surprises his squad
The irony of space marines being recruited as children is that to them, all other human soldiers are like child soldiers. I use that analogy alot when explaining the difference between space marines and super soldiers from other franchise. Where a generic super soldier is just stronger, tougher and faster, a Space Marine is actually *more* than human. They make even the greatest soldiers look a well trained child soldier.
I actually loved the Lorgar and Magnus scene they really felt like two greek/nordic gods, human emotions and characters while non chalantly using their god powers.
The last bit about the space marines is just...so cool xd, i also really liked the iron strider and the spears of the emperor one. Truly great bits of lore.
oh yeah, i remember reading about the Spears for their epitaphs like, ‘This is Tolmach of the Novontei. ‘He once headbutted a planetary governor in front of an entire royal court. ‘We miss him. ‘We wish the Pure had missed him, too.’
Another of the spears grave markers was a statue of a beautifully handsome man and the inscription read ",when he ascended, the men of nematon breathed a sigh of relief, and the women cried for ehat they were left with" The character we saw in the book and apparently hed suffered a wound recently that destroyed his face completely, it was only with the statue the main character saw what he really looked like
Bolter rounds with heavy water inside are my favorite. Physically heavy water has almost same properties as normal H2O, so someone there thought that basically a rocket-propelled water gun is an efficient weapon. Impressive
I maintain that the single best book for funny and goofy content is Siege of Castellax. Iron Warriors world gets invaded by orks. Pure fun all the way through.
Fun fact: There actually exists a cemetery similar to what is described in the video in real life. It's name is roughly translated to " the happy cemetery" and every tombstone there colourfully depicts the life and death of the individuals in a humourous manner.
Guilliman saying his greatest foes are pencil gave me a mental image of Ultramarines taking it out of context and launching a crusade against writing implements, only stopped by Guilliman when the Administratum starts complaining to him
One goofy moment I had was in the Caves of ice cain book, I don’t usually laugh when listening to audiobooks and reading the physical copies. But this was a big exception. Basically while exploring ice caverns A tech priest is explaining the formation of mountains and how they pop up and down. Naturally no one is really paying attention until Jurgen says “so they are really large carrots” that caught me off guard and I burst out laughing. The best part is that for all we know Jurgen could have been either being very serious about his question or taking the piss at the tech priests expense.
That one time when Cyrion screams the hearing out of a fleeing man and the dude shoots himself immediately after is always so funny. Also that Uzas stops killing for a second to laugh his ass off. Night Lords can be the goofiest of goobers sometimes. Those little moments when Talos smacks the shit out of Uzas for going too khorny.
Waaagh! Grizgutz Also known as the Lost Waaagh!, it was lead into the Morloq system in 978.M41 by Ork Warlord Grizgutz a noted kleptomaniac. Due to a strange accident of Warp-travel he returned in system earlier then he launched the Waaagh! itself. Grizgutz murdered his doppelgänger to have a spare of his favourite gun and a resulting confusion stopped the Waaagh! in its tracks
All I can imagine is a deathwing squadron climbing some stairs which then proceed to collapse under them as they all get stuck. A long silence follows before one of them turns their comms on to simply say. “Brothers… I am pinned here.” Ashamedly.
9:10 I’m imagining a mirror of real life A terminator armor dedicated to engineering and maintenance with a bigass crane and terrain tools Similar to same MBT hull based support vehicles
There's a moment in the Mephiston book Blood of Sanguinius that isn't exactly goofy as much as kind of being so serious that it borders on comedic. It's toward the end, after the Blood Angels had finally reached their destination which was a sisters of battle stronghold that was being assaulted by Titsnitch daemons. Mephiston uses some wacky blood magic and essentially makes a warp/blood storm that starts piercing all of the daemons and while that is happening the narrative of the book is being told from Lucius Antros perspective and he had teamed up with a little squad of Soritas and as they come up over some rubble they witness Mephiston in his full librarian/warp/blood magic glory, him being swarmed with insane energies of the warp and in that moment all Antros can say is "The Lord of Death" in awe. It just cracks me up with how dire and serious it is trying to be but that remark just gets to me hahaha
7:52 it literally an R/C car irl. They’ve fixed this with safety measures. But old R/C cars used to just take off full throttle when they lost connection with their remote control. It’s happened to me a few times.
Corax: "I'm going to Ram it" rams an entire floating city Into another. Corax: "smiles as he orders his stealth fields dropped and warp drives activated" .sending an entire Word Bearers ship into the warp where they were devoured by Daemons. Corax: "I don't care what you say, I'm going to talk to dad" After being told my Malcador and Dorn it was impossible to speak with the Emperor. "Proceeds to get a personal chat with Dad through Malcadors body" Corax: "Agapito... We will have a personal discussion when we return to the drop ship" -proceeds to flame his son and the rest of them for giving into their emotions and chasing needlessly into danger and breaking their way of fighting... (Does that exact thing the entire time through all his books) Corax is crawling up a building and sees a human child on a mother's shoulder being lulled to sleep, the child's eyes grow wide in surprise seeing him outside the window. "I am not here" vanishing from the child's sight and goin to sleep. (Used his op ability on a baby)
@@gravebird398 Arendi Never left the Dropsite... He insults Corax because he's actually an Alpha legionary. (Sorry for giving that away for those who care)
And legend has it, the air of Colchis reverberated with one moment on that day. A single resounding statement which reverberated as loudly as the thunderous boom of the teleportarium which took Magnus the Red away from Colchis and ended his conversation with Lorgar Aurelian. *NOW.*
God I’m a thousand sons fan but God dose it take a lot for magnus to call you cringe. And the best part is that the last word magnus says to logar is “ misery” then he teleported away
A deployable mountable emu makes perfect sense, emus did win the war against Australia. Harnessing their terrible power via tech makes perfect sense, a hamster wheel is a small price to pay.
That one part in the novel, The Wolftime, where an imperial navy sailor was at her lectern eating a snack cake while in orbit above Fenris and she spits it all out once she gets notified that their ship was locked on by planetary orbital defenses💀💀💀
Is the goofiest moment when Majorkill picks up a girl at the gym and when he brings her home she realizes how into warhammer he is... Keep up the awesome videos bro!
I remember reading one of the HH Novels and learning that Shrugging in terminator armor is a feat of it's own apparently a little goofy how a simple gesture is a feat but hey it's a good goof imo
My favourite bit of goofy lore is the Ordo Redactus. A branch of the Inquisition dedicated to making the history of the Imperium as confusing, nonsensical and contadictory as possible, to deny intelligence to the enemies of mankind.
the metal road runners of death are one of my favorite things about the skitarii and i like to imagine they use them on those over sized hamster wheels to power substations until they are deployed into combat.
Not so much goofie, but definetly one of the most funny moments in 30K is Arkhan Land's on going hatred that the Land Raider, was originally called "Land's Raider" as he was the one who discovered it's STC. However, humans being what they are they shortened it to Land Raider, and he hates that no one knows it was named after him....oh and he get's really sad when they kill his Monkey. The audio version is perfect, showing his pure feeling of sorrow when his perfectly anatomically correct monkey, with it's poison sting tail, is destoried. He does redeem his badass status though, with one of the best lines in the HH, which I won't spoil. Read Echoes of Eternity, it's fucking amazing.
The goofiest moment with Land was earlier in the book remember? He gets saved by an Astartes Astartes gets shot accidentally by Land Traitor Astartes tries to capture him... Loyalist hacks Traitor in half Loyalist says "Youre going to be okay" Then gets his head blown off .. Ad neaseum All the while Arkhan land is having a full blown mental breakdown at this.
@@Nukefandango I'm kind of hating you for quoting it, because for the last 2 days I can't get those fucking lines out my head! I got very weird looks when I randomly quoted it in public.
5:43 Fulgrim would lick the gene scanner even if he wasn't in his armor With Alpharius/Omegon some random guy would walk up and touch the gene scanner for him and it would activate, it's never the same person twice
The idea of this bad ass space marine terminator trying to climb up stairs, crushing them, getting stuck, and having to have a bunch of just regular dudes with a crane pick them up is hilarious. That's great! I bet those servants are so proud of themselves, they're like. "Yea! we're helping:D!"
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Goofy lore is best lore.... it's what really makes Warhammer what it is.
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I got a goofy thing that happens in the lore when Abaddon the suck master trys to tell people he just uses chaos like a tool when they use him like a booty call only calling when they want something and he come running like a simp
The emperor sends his silliest marines to fight his funniest battles
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A heavily melted helmet lays beneath a plaque, it reads: "Here lies brother Dimitris, who flew to close to the sun, or rather, drove his jetbike into the path of a melta gun, the results were the same."
"Here lies brother Damascus who can judge the strength of his enemy but not the radius of a vortex grenade explosion."
A helmet, caved in from top to bottom lies under another plaque
“Here lies brother Dominique. He got between a spacewolf and his ale.”
"Here lies Artorious, who's wrath burn only slightly hotter than the detonating ork tanker."
@@ancientgearsynchro Ere lies Burna, da onli ding dat glue broighter Dan him waz when e wiz in kombot wiff’z flama un he tried un “airblust”, nudden wuz left of old burna but ez goggles
@@jackmack4181 Based.
Dorn making a joke in Saturnine. A super dark joke at that. Sinderman is depressed because he decides he is a waste of resources, goes to the top of the palace to jump off, runs into Dorn, taking a break from the info sphere. Dorn obviously figures out quickly what Sinderman was planning. They talk it out. Dorn reinstitutes the remebrancers with Sinderman as the head. As they are leaving, Dorn says he will meet Sinderman back downstairs in the bastions a parting shot says, "and Kyrill...take the stairs." Coming from Dorn, this is actually quite hilarious and a pretty dark joke about suicide.
Lmao
The biggest joke is that 30 thousand years in the future, you still have to take the stairs
@@CrazyDutchguys goes to show how reliable stairs are.
@@CrazyDutchguys We all know that the Age of Strife began with those AI escalators.
@@rocketgruntricky Escalators are just motorized stairs, they are still stairs.
Just of the mars pattern design, takes much more resources and prayers.
the idea that if a terminator falls backwards they cant get back up is amazing and the thougt of a comander ziping through the voice comms and he just hears "I'M TURTLEING BROTHERS!!!" is so funny to me
The idea that beneath the duty, honour and indoctrination, the space marines are basically teenage jocks is even funnier to me, especially since it makes me curious if they go 'terminator tipping' when nothing is happening.
@@SH-qs7ee i mean aren't they child soldiers?
Brothers, I have fallen, and I can not get up!
@@thejuiceking2219no, they're just recruited as children. They spend a LONG time training before even becoming a full space marine
Brothers I am pinned here!
One of my favourite moments is when Ragnar Blackmane was a Blood Claw, he went off world for the first time to a planet that had already been infested with orks. He and a small group of allies stole an ork war buggy and dressed up like orks, the armour and helmets being far too big for them. They then accidentally became participants in a war buggy race, and when the nearest ork saw they were Space Wolves, they shot it in the head. They thought they were going to have to fight, but it turned out the other orks racing just assumed shooting was now allowed in the race.
That’s too XD
truely a ork moment
Don't forget one of the Orks mooned them. So one of them shot the Ork in the ass.
"so we got one peice of bad news and two peices of good news"
"Bad news first. shoot"
"Bad news is that a large mob of Orks have ben found few miles away"
"And good news?"
"first good news is that the Orks have yet to know we are here as they are to busy racing eatchother. so busy we could infiltrate the race under disguice"
".....And second good news....?"
*hesitently shows trophy* "We won the race"
Imagine if Dorn took that quote of Guilliman greatest enemy being pencils seriously and made a backup plan that mainly uses pencils in case he would turn to chaos
That's TTS Dorn, not real Dorn.
Eh dorn’s not that autistic, but still that’s funny!
Worse yet, it is actually effective.
Maybe Guilliman should get the Mechanicus to work on making a speech to text device.
@@barbiquearea There is one, it's called an Auto Quill.
Let us never forget Horus with his new personal remembrancer in tow basically saying to her, "and here are my most trusted advisors" just before they walk in and see Abaddon putting Loken in a headlock while the other two mourneval members punch the shit out of eachother
What book is it
I believe it's either the second or third book of HH, the second is more likely.
Nice PFP, looks like you're about to vomit down someone's throat
"And yes, this i-" *CRASH* "-Is normal."
"Yes, let me show you my most noble, intelligent, logical and impressive commanders!"
*Ends up showing a modern day Marine barracks enviroment.*
I know lucius is a shit character with one of the most BS powers imaginable, but I always laugh about the landmine death. 1 one of the 4 ruinous powers greatest champion is capable of being killed by something as simple as a landmine, 2 the thought of him being yeeted across the galaxy from a battle field to a factory must be really disorientating, and 3 you work in a factory and a demon champion just suddenly appears, and you don't even know what demons are.
Lucius, staring at a bunch of stunned factory workers - "...Well this is just awkward for everyone."
Bruh the daemons laughing at Lucius because he dies by a landmine
Those poor motherfuckers
It IS bullshit, but respect to the author of the story for their willingness to take Lucius’ power to its illogical conclusion lol
@@fluffywolfo3663 Honestly, what bugged me is that the author was specifically inspired by online forums of fans discussing ways to finally kill Lucius and how they were having fun with the discussions. And then he went and gave a BS feat to prove that all these cool ideas wouldn't work. I just feel like that's a disservice to the fans in some way.
"But Father, my Legion is in danger of becoming goofy goobers"
There's a bit in Battle of the Fang where a high-ranking Thousand Sons Sorcerer finding a bunch of small fenrisian children and trying to kill them for fun but they just end up slipping away and humiliating him by throwing grenades his way before he unironically screams 'I HATE THIS FUCKING PLANET'
too many damn kids.
No way 💀
That's like some countries.. and western ones back in the day.. when welfare doesn't exist.. kids are like bands of roaming dogs or wolves.. they run up to you politely and ask for candy or gum.. and if you don't have they take a pound of flesh
well hot damn it even the infants and the teenage little shits from Fenris hates nerdy sorcerers.
In retrospect Fenris is one of the deadliest planets in the Imperium of Man, classified as a death world right next to Catachan. So they either learn how to fight to survive or die.
When I heard the dark angels terminators all fell in a pile and needed a crane to pick them up. Meanwhile other dark angels were laughing at them I near burst out laughing in work
“Brother, I am pinned here!!!” 😂
"Brother, I have fallen......nonononono!!!!!"
There the other type of fallen that they laugh at.
Chapter serfs are forklift certified confrimed.
And in typical majorkill fashion it's heavily exaggerated. It was one terminator who was only recently elevated to the Deathwing so he was still getting used to wearing it and briefly forgets he's not wearing regular armour anymore.
‘Some kind of sub-level here,’ reported Daellon. ‘Descending.’
‘Wait!’ yelled Telemenus, but his warning came too late. The audio pick-ups brought the sound of splintering woods and crumbling ferrocrete followed by an almighty crash.
Daellon cursed without pause over the vox.
‘Report,’ barked Arbalan.
‘Brother Daellon misjudged the load bearing of some internal stairs, brother-sergeant,’ said Telemenus, trying not to laugh. For once he was glad somebody else was attracting the negative scrutiny. There was a chuckle from Cadmael and a sigh from Arbalan.
‘Daellon, can you climb out?’ asked the sergeant.
‘Negative, a three metre drop at least. The floor will not hold my weight to pull myself up.’
‘No threats detected,’ Telemenus added, his auspex sensors encompassing the long row of huts.
‘Understood,’ said Arbalan. He sounded impatient. ‘Daellon, remain in place, I will signal for an armoury extraction team. Telemenus, rejoin the squad.
Armoury extraction teams are regular teams for bringing back destroyed, ruined or damaged vehicles or other gear like armour and weapons, they're not a "haha da keep doing dumb stuff" only team
there's a story i heard years back, not sure if it's in a book or not. Corvus Corax and a noble woman (didn't catch the name) at a meeting. the noble woman is talking to Corvus about the anatomy of baseline humans, and Space Marines. after a while, the the noble woman starts talking about having fun in the bedroom. over the course of their conversation, Corvus is getting more and more nervous.
I can see that personally. The idea is pretty funny and cute
Why am i picturing a ultramarine like guy starting to say "We cant achieve Erections" and Corvus just shoves his through the wall to shut him up and not get second hand embrassment.
@@Subject_Keter WE CAN AND ITS FUCKING LETHAL
_the corvussy_
The longer the conversation goes on the more he wants to go back in the box
Custodes ripping off a Space Marines head. “Sometimes I get into a silly, goofy mood.”
Couldn't contain the sillyness
There was a scene in the first of the Dawn of Fire books that had me exhale through my nose. When Gulliman is recruiting historitors, one of the main candidates is being arrested for being a little too opinionated, and therefore a heretic. A Logister tells him he either joins the historitors or they throw him to the Ecclesiarchy for spewing heresy.
Naturally, he agrees, so the Logister has him drugged to sleep, which he's not expecting. When the needle sticks him he starts to cuss the guy out, and passes out.
When he wakes up he continues his thought, which it doesn't say outright, but it implies that he was using "cunt" at least once.
Then he realizes he's sitting across from the Primarch himself, and almost shits himself while he tries to apologize, but G man just shrugs and goes, "Eh. I've been called worse."
That scene was so perfect dude
I love how human Guilliman appears sometimes. 😎
@@Archon3960 Far more so than his daddy Big E.
@@Sgt_Glory Yeah, Emps wasn't good at communication. It's probably why Malcador did it most of the time. x)
that ain't dodging the bullet, more like deflected a high caliber, hyper volicty vindicare sniper round. that snotty son-of-a-bitch got off so easy that it is as though the emperor lend him his own lucky fortune unto him.
could you imagine how much he'd sky rocket to the top of any other primarch's shit list for that comical display of insolence
Getting a video about how each of the pre heresy primarchs would react to being in Guillimans situation would be pretty cool not gonna lie , how they would see the new religion of the emperor, and how they would be received.
Lorgar whould be sexually attracted to the new situation
Perturabo would end Inquisition and religion instantly. Mortarion would not care. Konrad would just be Konrad. Jaghatai and Sanguinius would be same as Roboute now. IDK about the rest... Angron would be Angron.
@@pixelgun4789 depend if it's angron without the butchers needles, with them he'd just be angry. Without them he might do a better job then big Robby G
That, or "How would the loyalist Primarchs react to Guilliman's return and management of the Imperium." 😎
@@malal4751 as much as I would love Angron without nails, I think he would have them in head.
Tau: he’s right behind me isn’t he?
Titan: *deafening foghorn*
I remember a short story with a space marine force facing off against an ork horde. The space marine psyker attempts probe the enemy however a weird boy in the opposing force, somehow gets entangled in the process and the two end up temporarily mind swapping. The space marine captains confusion when his "psyker" suddenly insists on a promised squig (for lunch?), is pure gold.
Source?
Another one: When Curze makes a small joke about how Sevatar must prefer crows to ravens after meeting Corax, and Sev being like "Oh that's a joke, I think I should laugh, normal people laugh but autism is strong on me".
The Emperor’s Spears funny epitaphs were part of the inspiration for my homebrew chapter, The Peacemakers.
They’re Raven Guard successors who cope with their gene-seed’s propensity for clinical depression with humor. Their battle cry is ‘Peace be with you!” as they open fire, and companies will review “best of” after action helmet vids to see who got in the best one-liners and so forth. And if someone makes a bad joke over vox in the field, their squadmates all slap the shit out of him-helps make sure the vox isn’t flooded with amateur hour bullshit. 😂
I like this idea. Chapter color scheme?
@@Scufflegrit that’s pretty cool!
@@TitusCastiglione1503 grey, black and green.
Chapter symbol is two olive branches wreathing a single bolt round.
@@Scufflegrit that’s actually fairly unique
a whole chapter of action hero one liners.
The part in outcast dead when the world eater is talking to a child is hilarious cuz the world eater is just ranting about murder and war and the kid is just talking to him like he met his favorite superhero
The Mornvaul doing the doorframe tap like they're in the boys' locker room makes me think all the epic quotes and drama and melee combat the space marines get up to is similarly the result of them being teenagers, like "yo dude wouldn't it be epic if..."
Space Marines are inherently competitive, fanatically devoted to their cause, never question said cause, will massively over-react to any perceived insult to anything they value, are MASSIVELY cliquish and insular, use slang that outsiders don't understand... They are basically 'roided up teenage boys, minus the sex-drive.
Marine1: "Guys, that Eldar chick over there? She said the Emperor sucks!"
Marine2: "NOOO!"
Marine3: "That's totally heresy, man!"
Marine4: "Not the Emperor! No way!"
Chapter Master: "Don't worry, my dudes, we're totally goin' to mess their shit up, big time. Let me just txt all our successor Chapters, then we'll meet up around the corner from their Craftworld, and when we're all there, we'll totally fuck their shit up, bros."
Makes me think space marines are just super muscular and armoured 13 or 16 year olds
@@thomasbrown6723to be fair, i think most of them are being genetically modified with 16 at mínimum
The Iron Striders are my favorite goofy lore. Nothing like wrangling a mechanical Emu. And having to chase one down when the Servitor dies.
The Deathwing having to be picked up by cranes because they're too heavy is pretty silly.
Also, Catachan Kroot is funny. The bandana is part of their very beings. And Space Marines honoring their dead passive aggressively or acting like children is pretty funny and wholesome respectively.
I wasn't expecting to laugh so much with the Iron Striders.
As a Software Engineer, I feel so at home with all that petiness.
Is this all one big reference to the Emu War? It makes sense that Majorkill, being Australian, would fear and respect Emus...
The guardsman who beat an enemy to death with a shovel in a fit of rage for it daring to interrupt his digging of a trench, is and always will be the funniest thing in Warhammer for me 😂
kriegsman I assume?
@@accursedatom236Highly Possible.
I think one of my favorite bits of lore about Skitarii is in one of the Heresy novels. A guardsman and a female Skit are defending a spot and her radiation is slowly killing the man. She can only communicate with her data slate as her vocal cords have been destroyed by her rads. During the final fight, they're surrounded and about to die and the Skit "asks" if the man is ready. He smiles and asks "are you pretty under all that metal?" She is taken aback by that and thinks about her pallid skin, rotten teeth, and perfect bionics. She responds with "affirmative."
The more intentional goofy lore is a really nice change of pace from the setting being all serious all the time. Especially with the primarchs and space marines, really humanizes them and makes it all the more interesting
‘It was a tactical retreat in the face of overwhelming boredom.” - Argel Tal
Nothing is more goofy then thinking abaddon could beat gullimen truly goofy
More like Failbadon
@@kirkdyteo993 the armless. Tho it would be interesting seeing Booby G fighting him because I want to see him how much has grown in battle since Morty
@@sergiovergaramontemiranda2116 Ah yes, Failbaddon the Armless, he who accomplished almost nothing after 13 tries than Horus did after a single one
@@staringgasmask At least spare him the first try, he barely had a couple of ships and he had to fight through the Black Templars. Though, it doesn't justifies how much of a failure were his 12 other tries.
@@sergiovergaramontemiranda2116 harmless the armless
I can think of a great moment that reflects how alien normal humans are to Space Marines but was also kind of heart warming. I forget the name of the audio-drama but I remember when an Ultramarine (during the Heresy) was tasked with carrying a crying baby through a ruined city. He's so befuddled by it that all he can do is look down and say "You are very small." Also, speaking of Ultramarines, "We float for Macragge!"
I must know it!!!!!
Same with a White Scar Kahn, made me chuckle
He finally gets back to allied lines and says "Take this" and just hands off the baby before limping away (He had been torn to literal pieces)
It’s called “honour to the dead”
@@x5KULLCRUSHERx Thank you! I'd love to have a chance to listen to it again.
The childlike behavior that the Marines showed reminded me greatly of how the spartan-2’s and even some early 3’s from halo acted as well.
People also tend to forget that they were taken as kids as well and turned into child super soldiers. The most prevalent of these behaviors is the infamous/famous spartan “smile” that is shown in lore that fellow twos and threes seeing each other will do with their helmets on as a sign of camaraderie.
Wait what do they do I need to know and I kinda just stumbeld in here
Could you please give somthing like an example?
@@ereinhard8820 spartan 2s when seeing each other in the field, will sometimes put two fingers together on their visor, and trace a smile along it as a way to say hi. It’s been dubbed the spartan smile since, and it’s usually done by the twos and early threes.
@@lemanruss2491 okay, thats fucking adorabel😍!
@@ereinhard8820 iirc the reason they began doing that is because they'd most often meet each other in the field where they'd be in full armor and didn't want to risk removing their helmets to greet one another.
There's a bit in Outcast Dead where one of the most badass World Eaters ever is on a secret mission with a few other traitor marines and they end up in the slums of Terra, and the World Eater sits down with a small boy and they have a cute little talk and its actually really adorable to see a World Eater of all the marines, just talking to a kid, until the kid gives him a Lectitio Divinitatus pamphlet and the World Eater has to leave to stop himself from killing the kid right there...
It was nice while it lasted.
6:45 At least it is goofy compared to the Dark Mechanicum's machines.
Heretek: *"MAKE PEE-NIS INTO ROBOT!!!"*
Battle for the Abyss might not have been an important book for the HH series but it was quite funny how marines from 4 different chapters (2 loyal and 2 traitorous) work together to fight the word bearers just because nobody told them what's actually going on in the galaxy rn
I thoroughly enjoyed Battle for the Abyss, and think it was fairly fundamental given that the tide of battle around Calth and likely further into Ultramar could well have turned against the Ultramarines, meaning they wouldn't necessarily have been able to partake in cleansing the Imperium and holding things together in the aftermath of the Heresy.
The colossal battleship emerging from the warp and blowing up would likely have confused the Loyalist fleet but they wouldn't have known of the heroism of those that sacrificed themselves. I've always viewed this outcome as being as pivotal as if the Eisenstein had been destroyed at Istvaan rather than escaping to Terra with their warning.
Another one: There's a scene where Korsarro Khan is taking a bath after training and a librarian approaches him to basically tell him he has job to do. He offers him to smell his sweaty armpit, with the librarian "refusing his generous offer" before both of them laughed their asses off.
That one space wolf who keeps pranking his brothers.
Lukas the Trickster,
@@robertjames6936 he is the Loki of the space wolfs.
And pranked Magnus the Red.
My favourite minor goofy detail is how they refer to buttons as "Runes"
Instead of the "On Button", it's the "Rune of Activation" and you have to recite a little prayer whenever you press one
And if it does not work, perform the Rite Of Percussive Maintenance and eventually kick it in the ceremonial dent.
Noone can convince me that the chants to activate machines ise not "oh please, you f*cking piece of crap, just turn on, now will you?" sung repeatedly.
The mournival smacking overhead pipes and just playing around like highschool kids is awesome 🤣
Two funny thing I read on the orks:
An ork warboss used warp shenanigans to kill an alternate version of himself to get a second version of his favorite shoota. The WWAAAGGHH! actually stopped due to the orks getting confused.
An ork used a shokk attak gun on a planetary scale to shoot orks at a planet after he ran out of grots. This made the mek boyz mad and they set it in reverse, a sucked the entire planet into the space hulk.
The comment of "majorkill" is a scam. Hope I am not too late
@@lamalamalamalamalama587 You weren’t, I never trusted it.
Guilliman: Ah, Pencils! My mortal enemy!
Fulgrim: I thought I was your mortal enemy?
Guilliman: I have a life outside of you, You know!
I love the lore of the Iron Strider. Imagine: the enemy and Mechanics are duking it out, lots of pew, pew, bang, bang, and then, suddenly, a stray laser hits the servitor in the Iron Strider, causing the Iron Strider to go into a full sprint in a random direction. Then, as the enemy, you just hear the skitarri/tech priests let out a slur as they then rush to get onto a jet bike or other Iron Strider and just take off after it right in the middle of the battle, leaving the enemy totally confused.
The idea that catachans have a genetic compulsion to cosplay rambo is beautiful
How about Samni'arius' creation? Made my day after reading how it was forged by Angron himself, by picking up a mere iron bar and mercilessly beating the Salaaneshi daemon who offended him until the blade is forged trapping the daemon's essence inside the sword.
Fulgrim pretending to be still possessed is still the best act of trolling and goofiest lore.
Magnus disappears in a puff of smoke and the word bearers rush in only to find Lorgar sulking while covered in soot like a looney tunes cartoon, incredible.
Another of the kind of goofy terminator armours is the World Eaters in the Kharn book, the lock it in place for the legionary's who have gone a bit 'nails-mad' so they can't move, then keep them stuck hanging from chains several meters up with a permanent rage-boner...
They scream the whole time
taking grim derp to another level.
@@badabingbing474 its seems more like something slanesh would do instead of khorn.
@@MusMasi "rage boner" was not the best words to use here for sure.
Tuska Daemonkilla, moments before his first death to a Khorne Daemon Prince, literally ruins this guys's victory cry and showboating by ripping the daemon's dong and balls off with his power klaw while he is standing over him in one last act of orky defiance...this pleased Khorne so much he and his boyz were made immortals to fight daemons forever in his realm and be resurrected every day.
Even Khorne thought this awkward and goofy moment was worth a reward
Ultramarines went to the Eye of Terror to bring Magnus to Terra because Dad-E wants to talk to him. They actually succeeded in trapping him in a box with a Null chained to it. Hilarious
Aye... "Fucking furries!"
don’t forget that magnus was picked up by 3 (mostly) naked custodians
imagine a cinematic animation of Tech Priests chasing down a rogue ironstrider and trying to wire a new servitor into it as its wrecking shit in its path
an imperial army commander during the horus heresy asked a skitarii named Transacta 7Y1.. or Tee, during her last stand if she was pretty under her mask. She thinks about how her skin is turning grey, how she’s almost bald, and hardly has anything resembling eyes anymore and simply types to him on the cogitator she was using to communicate with him “yes” - echos of eternity
8:29
"Shootas, blood and teef" is a Warhammer licenced game where you control an Ork with the objective to retrieve the hairsquig your Warboss stole from you. And I am kinda sure it is canon now.
I doubt it's canon because how could a regular old ork take down Lord Horrik Canorem, Son of High King Valorik Canorem, High Prince of House Canorem, Master of the Blade of Gaia, Keeper of the Gates of Loralo, Wielder of the Kaloric Flame, Bringer of Hope, Herald of the Holy Order of the Adamantine Lance, The Paladin of Koto, Slayer of the Lion of Essa, The Triumphant, The Light of Stars, The Eradicator?
One my favorite goofie moments is when two space wolves got into a snowball fight out of boredom while waiting to be picked up by their captain.
Majorkill: Look how goofy skitarii vanguard are with their cancer causing power packs
Also Majorkill: Goofy is a wholesome word and it's good Warhammer has wholesome moments
Imagine going through your day, when you see a primarch french-kissing a scanner
I'd imagine that's every day for Fulgim.
@@horusluprecal1144 scanner probably has a demon in it.
@@horusluprecal1144 it would have a either a picture of himself or Ferrus taped over it with a hole where the mouth should be.
I wouldn't be surprised if Sanguinius did it... or if he was the only sensible one to have removable gauntlets.
vulkan boops his snoot.
One of my favorite bits of "goofy lore" was the Salamanders squad poking jokes at one of the new guys and even Tu'Shan having a laugh about it.
It really shows that Space Marines are still very much human. They make jokes, they have interests outside of combat, etc. They're Humanity+ and not something completely alien.
We just don't see it as often bc they're super soldiers in a galaxy that is in never ending war. They don't really have much in the way of free time to pursue personal interests or just take break...
Personal favourite little bit from the Space Wolf omnibus is one giant guy throwing their Thunder Hammer repeatedly and constantly disappointed retrieving the weapon afterwards, hearing people going “fuck, they’re returning!!!”
Great stuff to go read!!!😂
My favorite scene is in the crimson fist omnibus in which a group of veterans are trying to decide how much guardsmen they’re worth. The casualness of it is just so nice.
the only part i dont buy is Tu’Shan Laughing
I always imagined him like a perpetual expresion of a Moai
My favorite thing about 40k is that while there are plenty of serious “shits goin down” moments, there’s enough humor to balance it out, for every deomnculaba there’s a moment where Trazyn the Infinite goes full Pokèmon and unleashes a hoard of random ass imperials or aliens
Trazyn: "RANDOM BULLSHIT GO!"
"Here lies brother Majorkillus. He really shouldn't have said "Whats up bitches" when addressing a flock of Sororitas on rage."
the skiitari rads is actually sad during the sot a lone guards men and a damaged skititari are fighting together and the latter is falling apart/ losing teeth and hair by being next to her
Which book?
@@Grimsowerart I think it’s echos of eternity
The deathwatch books have some good ones. my favorite is when a Dreadnought of the Lamenters Chapter is hiding under a pile of genestealer bodies and surprises his squad
The irony of space marines being recruited as children is that to them, all other human soldiers are like child soldiers. I use that analogy alot when explaining the difference between space marines and super soldiers from other franchise. Where a generic super soldier is just stronger, tougher and faster, a Space Marine is actually *more* than human. They make even the greatest soldiers look a well trained child soldier.
I actually loved the Lorgar and Magnus scene they really felt like two greek/nordic gods, human emotions and characters while non chalantly using their god powers.
The Dark Angel terminator and the catachan kroot stories made me laugh so I hard I almost choked on my dinner.
That last moment of the Mournival competitively jumping to smack overhead pipes and shit is now my favorite lord fact ever.
Just think, Abbadon The Despoiler, Arch-Heretic, everything the Imperium dispises, was out their slapping pipes.
The last bit about the space marines is just...so cool xd, i also really liked the iron strider and the spears of the emperor one. Truly great bits of lore.
oh yeah, i remember reading about the Spears for their epitaphs like,
‘This is Tolmach of the Novontei. ‘He once headbutted a planetary governor in front of an entire royal court.
‘We miss him. ‘We wish the Pure had missed him, too.’
*thumbnail*
Space Wolf Astarte: "Silly xeno! Guns don't kill people. ... I kill people!"
Another of the spears grave markers was a statue of a beautifully handsome man and the inscription read ",when he ascended, the men of nematon breathed a sigh of relief, and the women cried for ehat they were left with"
The character we saw in the book and apparently hed suffered a wound recently that destroyed his face completely, it was only with the statue the main character saw what he really looked like
Bolter rounds with heavy water inside are my favorite. Physically heavy water has almost same properties as normal H2O, so someone there thought that basically a rocket-propelled water gun is an efficient weapon. Impressive
I maintain that the single best book for funny and goofy content is Siege of Castellax. Iron Warriors world gets invaded by orks. Pure fun all the way through.
Fun fact: There actually exists a cemetery similar to what is described in the video in real life. It's name is roughly translated to " the happy cemetery" and every tombstone there colourfully depicts the life and death of the individuals in a humourous manner.
I absolutely love this thank you for this information ❤
Guilliman saying his greatest foes are pencil gave me a mental image of Ultramarines taking it out of context and launching a crusade against writing implements, only stopped by Guilliman when the Administratum starts complaining to him
Trazyn surprise when he realized that his human servant got to old to serve him, since for him several decades is like several days for us.
One goofy moment I had was in the Caves of ice cain book, I don’t usually laugh when listening to audiobooks and reading the physical copies. But this was a big exception.
Basically while exploring ice caverns A tech priest is explaining the formation of mountains and how they pop up and down. Naturally no one is really paying attention until Jurgen says “so they are really large carrots” that caught me off guard and I burst out laughing.
The best part is that for all we know Jurgen could have been either being very serious about his question or taking the piss at the tech priests expense.
That one time when Cyrion screams the hearing out of a fleeing man and the dude shoots himself immediately after is always so funny. Also that Uzas stops killing for a second to laugh his ass off.
Night Lords can be the goofiest of goobers sometimes. Those little moments when Talos smacks the shit out of Uzas for going too khorny.
And he wasn’t even trying to shoot himself, he shot Cyrion and it ricocheted back at him.
"Will no one rid me of these turbulent pencils!?"
And thus all pencils were purged from the galaxy.
Waaagh! Grizgutz
Also known as the Lost Waaagh!, it was lead into the Morloq system in 978.M41 by Ork Warlord Grizgutz a noted kleptomaniac. Due to a strange accident of Warp-travel he returned in system earlier then he launched the Waaagh! itself. Grizgutz murdered his doppelgänger to have a spare of his favourite gun and a resulting confusion stopped the Waaagh! in its tracks
All I can imagine is a deathwing squadron climbing some stairs which then proceed to collapse under them as they all get stuck. A long silence follows before one of them turns their comms on to simply say.
“Brothers… I am pinned here.” Ashamedly.
I love that space marines are not above the masculine urge to jump and touch tall stuff.
9:10 I’m imagining a mirror of real life
A terminator armor dedicated to engineering and maintenance with a bigass crane and terrain tools
Similar to same MBT hull based support vehicles
There's a moment in the Mephiston book Blood of Sanguinius that isn't exactly goofy as much as kind of being so serious that it borders on comedic. It's toward the end, after the Blood Angels had finally reached their destination which was a sisters of battle stronghold that was being assaulted by Titsnitch daemons. Mephiston uses some wacky blood magic and essentially makes a warp/blood storm that starts piercing all of the daemons and while that is happening the narrative of the book is being told from Lucius Antros perspective and he had teamed up with a little squad of Soritas and as they come up over some rubble they witness Mephiston in his full librarian/warp/blood magic glory, him being swarmed with insane energies of the warp and in that moment all Antros can say is "The Lord of Death" in awe. It just cracks me up with how dire and serious it is trying to be but that remark just gets to me hahaha
7:52 it literally an R/C car irl.
They’ve fixed this with safety measures. But old R/C cars used to just take off full throttle when they lost connection with their remote control. It’s happened to me a few times.
Corax: "I'm going to Ram it" rams an entire floating city Into another.
Corax: "smiles as he orders his stealth fields dropped and warp drives activated"
.sending an entire Word Bearers ship into the warp where they were devoured by Daemons.
Corax: "I don't care what you say, I'm going to talk to dad"
After being told my Malcador and Dorn it was impossible to speak with the Emperor.
"Proceeds to get a personal chat with Dad through Malcadors body"
Corax: "Agapito... We will have a personal discussion when we return to the drop ship"
-proceeds to flame his son and the rest of them for giving into their emotions and chasing needlessly into danger and breaking their way of fighting... (Does that exact thing the entire time through all his books)
Corax is crawling up a building and sees a human child on a mother's shoulder being lulled to sleep, the child's eyes grow wide in surprise seeing him outside the window.
"I am not here" vanishing from the child's sight and goin to sleep. (Used his op ability on a baby)
I am not here.
I am not here
And Arendi calling his gene-father an idiot. Twice. But bro had a point tbh.
@@gravebird398 Arendi Never left the Dropsite... He insults Corax because he's actually an Alpha legionary.
(Sorry for giving that away for those who care)
@@codysing1223 Wasn't it Solaro An? Still got Deliverance Lost to finish
And legend has it, the air of Colchis reverberated with one moment on that day.
A single resounding statement which reverberated as loudly as the thunderous boom of the teleportarium which took Magnus the Red away from Colchis and ended his conversation with Lorgar Aurelian.
*NOW.*
Actually, the reverberation was something else by Magnus. For it happened to be the day after bean burrito bight..
God I’m a thousand sons fan but God dose it take a lot for magnus to call you cringe. And the best part is that the last word magnus says to logar is “ misery” then he teleported away
Magnus totally farted just before teleporting.
A deployable mountable emu makes perfect sense, emus did win the war against Australia. Harnessing their terrible power via tech makes perfect sense, a hamster wheel is a small price to pay.
This has to be one of the best topics discussed on this channel. I really dig how you think out of the box for subjects to dissect.
Man this along the fact the emperor spears could absolutely work well with space wolves makes me love that chapter even more
That one part in the novel, The Wolftime, where an imperial navy sailor was at her lectern eating a snack cake while in orbit above Fenris and she spits it all out once she gets notified that their ship was locked on by planetary orbital defenses💀💀💀
I love that there is a story that is cannon where 2 ork Boyz 1 grit and a sqig in a shokk jump dragstar took out a warlord titan
Is the goofiest moment when Majorkill picks up a girl at the gym and when he brings her home she realizes how into warhammer he is... Keep up the awesome videos bro!
I remember reading one of the HH Novels and learning that Shrugging in terminator armor is a feat of it's own apparently a little goofy how a simple gesture is a feat but hey it's a good goof imo
How to commit a exterminatus on a Mechanicus controlled planet? Drop a toaster amongst them and announce it.
Clearly that Space Wolf killed his squad because they made fun of his teeth
🤣🤣🤣 probably called him beaver or bugs bunny one too many times.
My favourite bit of goofy lore is the Ordo Redactus. A branch of the Inquisition dedicated to making the history of the Imperium as confusing, nonsensical and contadictory as possible, to deny intelligence to the enemies of mankind.
Thanks for making these videos I was just a fan who played the video games but now I'm reading the the cain series
Deathwing having to be picked up by cranes gives new meaning to term "fallen dark angels' XD
Part two of Erda, or a short on her 1v4, never gonna stop
the metal road runners of death are one of my favorite things about the skitarii and i like to imagine they use them on those over sized hamster wheels to power substations until they are deployed into combat.
Not so much goofie, but definetly one of the most funny moments in 30K is Arkhan Land's on going hatred that the Land Raider, was originally called "Land's Raider" as he was the one who discovered it's STC. However, humans being what they are they shortened it to Land Raider, and he hates that no one knows it was named after him....oh and he get's really sad when they kill his Monkey. The audio version is perfect, showing his pure feeling of sorrow when his perfectly anatomically correct monkey, with it's poison sting tail, is destoried. He does redeem his badass status though, with one of the best lines in the HH, which I won't spoil. Read Echoes of Eternity, it's fucking amazing.
"They killed my friends...and my monkey." Absolutely heart breaking moment during the Siege.
The goofiest moment with Land was earlier in the book remember?
He gets saved by an Astartes
Astartes gets shot accidentally by Land
Traitor Astartes tries to capture him...
Loyalist hacks Traitor in half
Loyalist says "Youre going to be okay"
Then gets his head blown off ..
Ad neaseum
All the while Arkhan land is having a full blown mental breakdown at this.
@@Nukefandango I'm kind of hating you for quoting it, because for the last 2 days I can't get those fucking lines out my head! I got very weird looks when I randomly quoted it in public.
Majorkill please do more of this as a series. Best genuine laugh I’ve had in a long time.
5:43
Fulgrim would lick the gene scanner even if he wasn't in his armor
With Alpharius/Omegon some random guy would walk up and touch the gene scanner for him and it would activate, it's never the same person twice
Lol. "A mountable mechanical Emu." Lolol.
The idea of this bad ass space marine terminator trying to climb up stairs, crushing them, getting stuck, and having to have a bunch of just regular dudes with a crane pick them up is hilarious. That's great! I bet those servants are so proud of themselves, they're like. "Yea! we're helping:D!"