And despite all this, he’s still leading the imperium. Even with the illusion of his father shattered, he cares more about the people of the galaxy than his ego
@@Maxsmack i think he is no longer loyal to the emperor or believed in him, he just cared for humanity so much that he has to bear it, it hurts him inside knowing he cant save those who asks for help, then the indomitus crusade happen.
@@xanderortega4359 He’s still “loyal” to big E in that he’d never turn to chaos, or succeed to start his own empire. Though its only because of the fighting it would cause between humans, when the imperium needs to be united now to repel everything from nyds to necrons. But you’re right, he likely has no love left for his father, as he’s more god than man now
I believe the Emperor doesn't mean it that way... As we know his mind is currently deteriorating. Yes he is a cold guy, but understand each of his son and at least cared about them a little.
“My last loyal son my greatest triumph” almost brought a tear to my eye and then “my last tool my last hope” for a moment he was a dad before he returned to being the emperor
more like his manipulative form read master of mankind arkan land speak with the emperor after assist him in the task of repairing angron arkan ask: why do you allow them call you father the emperor makes reference of pinocho "how the automaton call his maker" father my last loyal son, my greatest triumph- the lie my last tool, my last hope- the true
@@anquiladremonI know duty is a foreign concept to most living persons, but sentimentality in the face of extinction is not what the subjects of the Emperor required.
@@ChaosworshiperNot do much roasted but rather given an honest answer. Primarchs are tools. Much like Space Marines. They were never the Emperor's children. They were tools. Tools to claim the galaxy for humanity and a means to maintain the status quo after the Emperor left the public eye. The Space Marines to be removed and left to be a last ditch tool.
I wonder if this just means that the collective thoughts of the emperor (the ones still intact that is) can be interpreted as different thoughts the emperor had of his son's across his life. First seeing them as numbers, then as tools then finally as people as his son's, but the final cry was the voice in the middle the one that spoke the loudest that spoke of him as a tool but also as hope
@@darkwhispersstories47 considering how the emperor was created by the sacrifice of the shamans of the earth, im guessing its the collective thought of all of those shamans who were once a single mind, now shattered into its seperate thoughts Edit: Soo it turns out this theory isn't confirmed, thanks for reminding me
Yes. These are the different aspects or shards of the emperor all speaking at once. The sides of him who sees the primarchs as his sons, the parts the see them as merely tools, the parts that see guilliman’s empire building as a betrayal, the parts that understood his reasoning for doing so. All of these attacked Roboute at once.
@@cjdugan7138 not tech, it's a special ability that takes him to a realm that resembles old caliban. It's how he could dart from planet to planet without using starships, it also allows him to take his group of former fallen marines with him Man basically got a pocket portal to the nether and quick travel with it
"Son, Not a Son, *Thing*" It sounded like there he was conflicted, and has opposing thoughts about whether Roboute is simply a tool or his son. Meanwhile... "Father, Not a father. Thing, thing, thing." Even though he created them as tools, He sees his sons as more human than he is. He doesn't even see himself as a person, just another thing.
Well, they say his soul is split, and the emperor's words always have multiple meaning. Could be the different aspects of his personality talking all at once.
The emperor held to his disdain for the Space marines _specifically_ to hold onto his original humanity in the face of the empires faith and belief attempting to reshape him through the warp. Now that the man is almost completely gone, the pale shadow of his will refuses to be more than a thing. For in 40k, the God of Humans believes Humanity has no need for Gods.
“Father, please! What do I do?” “The FitnessGram Pacer test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues…”
Emperor: And tell the rest of the Ultrasmurf colony to stop calling me God Emperor. I am the Man Emperor not a God and I am not to be worshipped like one you smurf looking idiots.
The sheer fact that the Emperor can form at least one cohesive final thought when conversing with Guilleman shows just how immense his willpower must be.
With the thousands of psykers sacrificed daily I hope he regains strength and protects us from chaos forever 💯 thank you emperor
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@@NagikunX True, it honestly sounded like 2 or 3 almost separate beings pov's on the Primarchs, like there is the scientist aspect, the warrior aspect and then the human aspect. All conflicting with each other.
@@leooooJoI think it means that the Emperor may ascend to genuine godhood or die. If he ascends he can achieve victory, but he must choose? Idk I’m not super versed in 40k lore
I believe his apotheosis or death may result in victory. But it has to be chosen. But if guilliman couldn't decipher the gibberish, I don't think I can
@@TheCrimsonOne508 in end and the death volume 3 it was shown big e had the opportunity to pursue godhood but chose not to ascend. Without reading the book I don't know specifically why he chose the path he did but everything that happened with his fight against horus played out the way it did for a reason-supposedly
The emperor was a man bearing the task of orchestrating humanity's ascension. Everything he did was in pursuit of this one goal. His sons were his family, but he understood that all of them, himself included, were merely stepping stones on the patch to that perfect future.
"Bring me...bring me..." "Yes Father, what do you require? I will do anything! Tell me how to best serve Humanity!" "Bring me... a text-to-speech deivce"
The dude has spent 10000 years in absolut torment, whilst being force fed psyker souls, to become the ultimate flashlight in the dark and holding the biggest daemon invasion ever orchestrated by himself. He has earned the right of being a little nuts.
People often forget that the emperor himself was created to serve humanity.. That is, if that lore about him being the amalgamation of 100 souls of the most powerful shamans on old earth committing ritual suicide to meld their souls in the warp to form the most powerful psyker in existence..
The emperor will return after consuming enough energy in the Astral plane to beat off the darkness that threatens them, after the Grey knights behead the emperor, he will rise stronger then all
@@DragonxFlutter As far as meta human construct that is immortal and almost indestructible can be, considering that he have witness the rise and fall of hundreds of civilizations, the golden age of humanity, the collapse of the apex of what mankind have achieved, and the destruction of an empire by the hands of his own sons can be.
And he considered Guilliman a betrayer for working with the Eldar and a thief because Guilliman took his throne. His last hope, his last tool is seft explained.
I still subscribe to the old fluff, where the Emperor was born as a result of ritual suicide of hundreds of shamanic psykers. Being made up of hundreds of different individuals with different opinions and viewpoints not only helps to make sense of all the different versions of the Emperor we see, but also makes all of these things true simultaneously.
It goes back to the Emperor biggest flaw of being in love with his idea of humanity rather than what humanity is. And that cognitive dissonance manifesting in how he sees his sons. I think he has genuine love for all of them but his love is out weight by his ambition.
It also reveals that the emperor removed a shard of himself that contains his love for his sons and all of humanity from the latest book hemce why he was unable to give guilliman the words he needed to hear
@@CasualREDACTEDIn order to prevent himself from becoming the Dark King when he was rushing to confront Horus on the Vengeful Spirit, a prophesied 5th Chaos God born of Humanity, and commencing a series of events tragically similar to the Fall of the Eldar; Big E cast off a shard of his very being that contained all of his hope, compassion, and love for humanity (one could argue saying he lost his love for his sons is inaccurate, and I’d argue he never really loved any of them, but considered some tools more useful than others). Many believe this shard was cast into the warp, and will achieve a form of Apotheosis, becoming the Star-child, a massively powerful entity of the Warp that it is said will turn the tides in the war against Chaos. It’s all very theoretical, and ephemeral really, it’s hard to say what’s true and what isn’t.
this reminds me of a D&D joke, your group is stuck in a dungeon and you reanimate a corpse and ask how to escape? the corpse responds " if i knew how to escape i wouldn't have died down here".
People focus on "my last tool". But what makes it more sad is the fact that he consideres himself a thing bc he is forced to choose victory over defeat. He is a thing bc he has no free will.
Granted his ambition, goal and purpose has always been the supremacy of humanity. Not for its own sake but for humanity to be safe, to prosper and to eventually not need him anymore.
@@ExceedProduction Well there are talks that the emperor himself also not being human but a construct, a weapon, like the primarchs. Grammaticus kinda got told something like that by the cabal. There are secrets in this universe that are not even close to being fully unravelt and xenos empires moving somewhere between the stars not affected by the endless war.
I like the fact that over time the emperor has truly viewed the primers as his children instead of tools of war but he's so conflicted about what he had done to them he genuinely sees himself as more as a tormentor then their father since he used them as tools of war instead of as his children thus helping create modern 40k
@lukeBryen2Over the course of the crusade big E actually started to love the primarchs up until the End and the death pt 2 where oll and grammaticus convinces him not to go with his original plan which would’ve created a fifth chaos god. While that probably would’ve worked in the short term of killing Horus and breaking the traitor legions, a fifth chaos god would’ve been more devastating over a long period of time. He casts off his compassion, love and humanity to battle Horus.
at first he saw them as tools similar to how he viewed the thunder warriors. Great assets that can be disposed of if need be. Then he started to care for them. Then Horus came along. So Big E cast out his love for his primarchs and humanity in order to defeat Horus and saw them all as failed tools again. Thus this video. it's a conflict of caring for Guilliman and also seeing him as a tool and potential Horus. I think when Big E/The Starchild returns he'll wipe the slate clean and start fresh. It'll convince him that the primarchs were indeed failed tools with the exception of like The Lion and maybe someone else. ESPECIALLY when he sees Guilliman shacking up with the Eldar.
"my pride, my greatest triumph" All the other primarchs are warp fuled shenanigans or weaponised autism but Guilliman has the most broken power if them all. The coveted power of a second braincell
@@SeidrSnowsong of all the primarchs I think Guilliman is the most stable and level headed. All of them are autistic in their own ways but I think Dorn is far more synonymous with autism
apotheosis: the highest point in the development of something; culmination or climax. or the elevation of someone to *divine status* ; *deification* . (damn i love that word)
"Apotheosis. Victory. Death. Choose." Could be the Emperor trying to say: "You must choose whether you want to ascend into divinity, win against the enemy, or face defeat." He could also be saying: "My son, you must make the choice of ascending and taking my throne, to lead Humanity to victory, or choose to remain as you are, and face defeat. You are my last hope, my last future, my last masterpiece. The decision is yours, my son. You have my wings now, so fly how you will." I much prefer the second theory of what the Emperor was trying to say. It seemed like he was admitting his faults among his victories, but his greatest victory was Guilliman's return, because it was a victory he had not foreseen. It was a victory that changed fate itself, and that's why it's so crucial. People dogpile on Guilliman, but I have a feeling that he was much more than met the eye, simply because of his ability to learn so well. He is the most Human of them all, in the fact that he could learn, which is something that the Emperor could barely do. To learn is to improve, and to improve is to succeed. Sorry I got carried away with a simple theory, but it just felt like it fit.
@@broccoligaming7611 Could it also connect to the theory that the emperor’s ascension to a god will bring victory, but also the death of most humans (akin to slanesh). He could be telling his son that he needs to make that choice for humanity and for the emperor, since he can no longer make it.
@@broccoligaming7611 i honestly think apotheosis is also an outcome apotheosis: the emperor reaches godhood the last god of humanity victory: imperium wins Defeat: extinction because the issue here is we don't know for sure what kind of the god the emperor is gonna be he is the anathema of the chaos but only that what he represents now has being molded by humanity
I like to think the emperor can believe all the things at once, in echos of Eternity there’s a flash back to when Sangunius meets the Emperor and he can hear the emperor’s thoughts and it’s just all over the place like this son, tool, general, weapon. The impression I got made it seem like to the Emperor all of it is one and true.
@@toastslicer4885 I subscribe to the original explanation of Big E being born from a bunch of shamans, but all psykers' minds are a mess. Big E is the biggest psyker that ever lived since the Old Ones so it makes sense that his mind is mashed potatos
@toastslicer4885 I was going to say the same exact thing. Not only that but he also consumes 1,000 psyker souls a day. Emperor is probably beyond schizo at this point.
you can realpy hear the emperors fragmented soul coming through here. how much willpower and agony did it take to pull that last coherent thought together
“My last tool, my last hope.” In Guilliman’s position I’d be like “well… not very nice… but still. Flattering, yet concerning. He sees me as his last hope. Hoo boy.”
It's amazing that The Emperor was able to say even that much. Guy has been in constant battle for 10k years, hasn't had anyone to communicate with, he should be more insane than he sounds here.
battle with what exactly like what is the emperors battle can you elaborate I am a newbie in the lore and I been bing watching to understand some stuff
@@FormedGameoh you know,the forces of the warp constantly swarming his empire while keeping terra from combusting into a second eye of terror while lighting a galactic lighthouse for ten millennia
@@somerandommen Yeah nah it's very likely he's going to HAVE to consider Godhood to save Humanity. Even The Emperor himself can see this, as it's very likely "Apotheosis", when he's giving Guilliman his choices, this is likely the Empeor acknowledging that him being a full fledged God is the one of two ways Humanity even CAN be saved. The other is "Victory", purely by Humanity's own tenacity and will. It's very possible the Emperor will have no other choice than to take on the role as The God of Order, the ultimate and direct contradiction to the Gods of Chaos. Whether he likes it or not, it may be the only way to save Mankind.
To be faire even the emperor might be uncertain on what he is right now, he's neither human nor a god yet, he's something that souldn't exist at that point yet he is...
@@dolphinerofachero3159 "How did you understand that?" "You learn to understand effectively mute psychics after being around the Watchers for so long."
That was the probably the last reminder that the good and honest man Konor Guilliman is Roboute's real father. That is the man he'll have to work tirelessly to honor the memory of.
It was as if a hundred different voices spoke at the same time conveying the same and different words, burning into my soul with unimaginable psychic power
The emperor was on the golden throne for so long holding back deamons that wanted to crush Terra, holding the Astronomicon with such strength it waves almost through the entire galaxy and his decaying self not dying. Yeah, I understand why his mind is broken.
I never heard that part: ‘A father. Not a father. A thing.’ Makes me wonder if after so many centuries as the Emperor, he doesn’t see himself as one of the species he loves so dearly.😢
Spoiler alert Big E casts off a part of himself namely the human, loving, compassionate side of him in order to fight Horus who was pretty much a hollow vessel inhabited by the four entities in the warp. His original plan would’ve birthed a fifth chaos god, he gets talked out of it and chooses the lesser evil between the two.
@@Djoopa_Smooka His original plan to deal with the chaos gods? It was basically don't tell people/ let them know they exist, yeah. The warp is basically a realm of emotion and actions and beliefs from real space empower the warp entities - so people not knowing about them drastically reduces their ability to be worshipped and gain power. The emperor was also working on the webway project which would theoretically remove the need to use the warp at all, leaving it as a forgotten relic of the past (eventually).
@@mindcrime2692 Oh, but dont the chaos 'gods' gain power by people in the material realm just doing something that belongs to their domain? Like, if someone is fighting somewhere, then Khorne benefits from that, or when someone is scheming for one reason or another, then Tzeentch benefits from that, right? So in essence, aren't the chaos 'gods' unkillable? Or am I wrong?
@@Djoopa_Smooka Yep, that's true. It's even how Slaanesh was born after the war heaven but even that took thousands upon thousands of years of the most extreme depravity and debauchery from the Eldari.
*I FOUND THE BACKGROUND MUSIC* "Nightfall" - Scott Buckley (ua-cam.com/video/JJIB8kIyjy4/v-deo.html) Exact theme starts around 2:55 in the vid I SORTED THROUGH 128 BLOODY SONGS TO FIND THIS GODDAMN Other good ones are "I Walk With Ghosts", "'Signal to Noise'", and "Fate and Fortune"
"Not a father. Thing. Thing. Thing. Apotheosis. Victory. Defeat. Choose" the Emperor doesn't fool himself. He doesn't even see himself as human after everything he's done to eliminate the chaos gods. Now he has to decide if he's willing to sacrifice the rest of his own humanity to ascend to true godhood to finally achieve that victory, or if doing so could even still be considered a victory.
On top of being basically a rubber band ball of souls, he's also empowered and changed by the faith of literally uncountable numbers of people who all worship him in different ways; sometimes subtly, sometimes in ways that contradict each other. No wonder he's a mess.
@@Amber-MaeWhen Guilliman was fighting with Mortarion, he used some hax that started to damage Gulliman from inside at the same time he was fighting him, and then he died. But the emperor possesed him, healing him almost instantly, scaring mortarion forcing him to open a portal to nurgles garden and then the emperor took advantage and along with mortarion entered the garden and with pure psychic power started a massive fire all on Nurgles garden while also threatening Nurgle, and then he left back to macragge. And then Nurgle got mad at mortarion.
Hes trying to egg him on.. give him a goal... shown him what happens if he fails... but also saying there is hope. This is exactly what I'd expect from Big E.
I love the way they all write the Emperor's internal psychic monologue when he thinks of his sons. The same thing happens when Sanguinius first meets Emps on Baal.
I think all those different voices and thoughts coming from the Emperor are writer's thoughts on all things 40k related. Their view point on G man and what they consider about him. Or something along those lines anyway. I mean I just think it's a cool idea.
One of the origin stories for the emperor is that he's the amalgamation of 100 shamans from old earth who committed ritual suicide and melded their souls in the warp to create one "perfect" human psyker.. Maybe in his current state the emperor is having difficulty keeping those souls in a cohesive and coherent form..
@@lavatun Yup, I know that. It's my favorite theory, too. Part of the reason why I think those voices belong to different people and they have their own opinnions that differs with each other
@@lavatunwas gonna say this. It’s old lore but I don’t see anywhere where it says it’s not the case of his origins. It also explains why everyone sees him differently and can characterize him differently but they’re all speaking about the same being. Just different facets.
@@yesman866 about that.. I think people see him as different things because he chooses to.. it depends on who sees him though.. like when corax first saw him he was confused why his freedom fighters were on their knees, weeping with joy while proclaiming they've never seen someone so powerfully beautiful while corax saw a normal-looking man in a white robe with a golden aquila pendant coming down from a thunderhawk..
Don't forget they feed him 1000 souls every day, that has had to have had some sort of effect on him too, over 3.5 billion psykers souls consumed by him, no way has that not twisted him slightly.
I just love this scene. Everything about the power of the Emperor reducing a primarch to a child. Guilliman is always remembering this and each time his perfect memory falters. The mind of millions of souls pouring so much information into Guilliman its like hearing the voice of Tzeentch himself.
I heard from someone that the Emperor really assumed it was pretty much all over up until Guilliman walked up to the Golden Throne. And calling himself a thing almost as if he is ashamed in some capacity, that he is just his husk sitting upon a golden chair and he can only communicate through his mind to his son.
If the quote I saw is any indication, you left out the very best part, the true FINAL words to Guilliman. As Roboute is practically being dragged out by the Captain General, he screams a final question, having seen the Emperor for what he truly is: Broken. "Why do you still fight?! If all is fallen, then why do you even still care? Still live, father?!" And the final words, the answer, the last kindness his father offers him? "ONLY IN DEATH DOES DUTY END."
@Mornathel kind of sounds like the dark imperium trilogy, I know in God blight mortarion speaks with the emperor through guilliman and it hints that mortarion will be a forgiven traitor primarch
Broken Emperor: *Insults the shit out of the returning Lion* Lion: 1st off fuck you, secondly I missed you too Emperor. Now tell me what I should go kill first in your name. Broken Emperor: Finally, one who doesn’t need his ass kissed.
Bro their still his father and they see him as one. Imagine your own father calling you a tool and disappointment all while giving you terrible visions.
Did you know when Titus was unconscious in Warhammer 2 he tells Titus "Rise, Son of Guilliman." Many think this was Calgar, but it has been confirmed as the Emperor himself.
It’s like the emperor can’t decide how he views anything Whether it be an means to an end or he truly cares Truly a broken god trapped in stagnate yet continuous cycle
He's also not one mind. He's at minimum a bunch of shaman minds put into one body, and at most, he's millions of psychic souls all stitched together and fused into a single mad entity.
@@stratigangames508 It is one of several theories about the emperor's origin. some believe he was Earth's original Gods such as Odin, Jesus, etc. and there are many more theories but they don`t have anything to back them up. if you want context clues we have them but they point to another area. our context clues point to an old one. you know the guys who created the Orks, Eldar, and mess with the Tau. All context clues point to an old one making the emperor and moving to create the ethereal.
@@DaDaDo661 "Movin' like Khorne, we get it back in back in blood." "Smokin' Stimm-laced cereal milk, I see the Emperor." "These Enforcers are interrogating me about tainted Stimms as if I didn't kill a Servitor 3km away."
I like to focus on the word “choose.” Everything the Emperor was telling him was what Guilliman himself questioned how his father seen him “A son. Not a Son.” In my opinion the Emperor is telling his avenging son that whatever he chooses to believe he is to him he will still be “My last loyal son, my pride, my greatest triumph.”
Its important to state the Emperor nearly died putting all his strength to bring many thousands of voices into a single one for a few scant sentences. I think that goes to show just how much he wanted to speak to his son.
Why does no one seem to notice the emperor calls himself a thing? "Father? Not a father, a thing, a thing, apotheosis..." Apotheosis can only refer to himself since he is the highest point or culmination of humanity... I believe he's also saying that he himself is a creation like G man.
I think it also has to do a lot with the fact that it’s not just Ol Empy in there anymore it’s hundreds of thousands of psychers used to power the chair too
@JimmySpace69 it's been a while since I wrote that but I think you're in line with what my point was. The Emperor is not just calling G-Man a thing, he's also calling himself a thing as opposed to the two of them being father and son only
You know, I know the general take on this scene is meant to display the God-Emperor’s current lack of humanity in the present day, but I also kinda read it as an all powerful man now reduced to a state of psychically-boosted dementia and Guilliman having to confront that reality that his dad isn’t all there anymore, which added a layer of differently flavoured sadness to it
With the last book of the horus heresy, they confirmed that the Emperor removed his feelings and emotions, at least the human ones, before confronting Horus. This can be one among many reasons of the incredible coldness that the emperor had towards Guilliman.
"Apotheosis. Victory. Defeat. Choose." I find really haunting how it seems that the endgame for humanity is ultimately going to be the Emperor's ascension as a new god and how that could spell either salvation or damnation for all of the galaxy depending on when and how it happens.
Fetch me my warhammer son. Not a son a tool. A tool to fetch me my warhammer. Not a warhammer, The Warhammer. 40,000. My last hope. My. Not my. A name. My name. Jimmy Space.
To me this was always how G-Man’s mind would understand the untethered power and understanding of the Emperor. He hears Big-Es words in both a theoretical and practical sense. A son, no a tool. Theoretically the primarchs are sons, and in a practical sense they are just tools. The fact that G-Man continues to try to bring humanity together shows he reconciled this and knows what to do to put humanity forward
I think that the Emporor does genuinely care for and love Guilliman despite everything he said to the contrary. It's just that his mind has been shattered into so many pieces.
The unfiltered id of the most powerful being in the universe. The warmest light of his soul and the most brutal calculations all melded together with no pause for context or consideration. So tragic for Robot Ghilliesuit. :-(
Bro demanded to know wtf happened and got a diss track in return
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Lmfao i laughed way too hard at this
this is a great comment :D
Goddamn why is this so funny😂😂
The BigE.... Big Eminem,,,, Big Shady....
“My last tool. My last hope.”
That sounds so incredibly sad, but hopeful at the same time.
And despite all this, he’s still leading the imperium. Even with the illusion of his father shattered, he cares more about the people of the galaxy than his ego
It almost sounds like the Emperor is begging Robute for help...
@@Maxsmack i think he is no longer loyal to the emperor or believed in him, he just cared for humanity so much that he has to bear it, it hurts him inside knowing he cant save those who asks for help, then the indomitus crusade happen.
@@xanderortega4359 He’s still “loyal” to big E in that he’d never turn to chaos, or succeed to start his own empire. Though its only because of the fighting it would cause between humans, when the imperium needs to be united now to repel everything from nyds to necrons. But you’re right, he likely has no love left for his father, as he’s more god than man now
I believe the Emperor doesn't mean it that way...
As we know his mind is currently deteriorating. Yes he is a cold guy, but understand each of his son and at least cared about them a little.
"Help me father"
"Me eat orange you give orange me eat orange give me you"
this is literally the funniest comment I’ve ever read lol
I can't XD
This comment has actually made me laugh hysterically for a solid minute
I choked on solids reading this
@@necros748 Did you survive
Soup Emporium fan spotted in the wild
he needs to collect all 40,000 warhammers to fix the emperor
It’s him! It’s John Warhammer!
As it turned out, there were 40,000 warhammers inside you all along
@@Flesh_Wizard he he he....
**explodes**
@@Flesh_Wizard 40,000 warhammers was the friends we made along the way
Gotta catch 'em all!
“My last loyal son my greatest triumph” almost brought a tear to my eye and then “my last tool my last hope” for a moment he was a dad before he returned to being the emperor
He was the emperor of humanity, and for humanity he is the emperor!
more like his manipulative form
read master of mankind
arkan land speak with the emperor after assist him in the task of repairing angron
arkan ask: why do you allow them call you father
the emperor makes reference of pinocho
"how the automaton call his maker" father
my last loyal son, my greatest triumph- the lie
my last tool, my last hope- the true
well he's pretty much a god in this universe so he had to leave his ego/personality out the door
@@anquiladremonif you read the dark imperium novel, it reveals guillimans thoughts about it. It's not a lie either ..it's conditional.
@@anquiladremonI know duty is a foreign concept to most living persons, but sentimentality in the face of extinction is not what the subjects of the Emperor required.
No wonder Guilliman developed greys in his hair later on
Guilliman just fucking roasted by his own father
@@ChaosworshiperNot do much roasted but rather given an honest answer. Primarchs are tools. Much like Space Marines. They were never the Emperor's children. They were tools. Tools to claim the galaxy for humanity and a means to maintain the status quo after the Emperor left the public eye. The Space Marines to be removed and left to be a last ditch tool.
@@Chaosworshiper sounds Asian to me
Same thing as why the 6 women who met the emperor all have white hair afterwards 😂
Guilliman couldnt handle asian and balkan family relationships
Something everybody is forgetting is that these words arent said one after the other but all at once when he talks
Different voices, tones and volume but the same time nonetheless
I wonder if this just means that the collective thoughts of the emperor (the ones still intact that is) can be interpreted as different thoughts the emperor had of his son's across his life.
First seeing them as numbers, then as tools then finally as people as his son's, but the final cry was the voice in the middle the one that spoke the loudest that spoke of him as a tool but also as hope
@@darkwhispersstories47 considering how the emperor was created by the sacrifice of the shamans of the earth, im guessing its the collective thought of all of those shamans who were once a single mind, now shattered into its seperate thoughts
Edit: Soo it turns out this theory isn't confirmed, thanks for reminding me
Yes. These are the different aspects or shards of the emperor all speaking at once. The sides of him who sees the primarchs as his sons, the parts the see them as merely tools, the parts that see guilliman’s empire building as a betrayal, the parts that understood his reasoning for doing so. All of these attacked Roboute at once.
Ya a lot of people forget the Emperor is a Gestalt Conciousness. Either from inception or from over 10 millenia sitting on psychic torture device.
mean while lion: here's a shield and here's the ability to FTL travel on your own, now fuck off and do your thing
Yeah father of the galaxy here doing his thing, definetly not having favorits among his sons
Wait I haven’t read the recent books are you telling me the lion found tech thats lets him ftl travel without needing the astronomican?
@@cjdugan7138 not tech, it's a special ability that takes him to a realm that resembles old caliban. It's how he could dart from planet to planet without using starships, it also allows him to take his group of former fallen marines with him
Man basically got a pocket portal to the nether and quick travel with it
@@cjdugan7138 nope just his latent, awakened primarch warp-power (every Primarch has some sort of warp power thats either surpressed or awakened)
@@Ben-jl2rhI mean we saw gulliman do a team up with the emperor to burn nurgles garden so maybe that idk?
"what must i do father ?"
"Scratch my nose guilliman, i've had this itch for 10 thousand years"
@@cerealkilla718 what ? Where do you so a bot ?
"Father, you have no face, there's no nose to itch!"
"... Oh, that's what Chaos does to a man."
lmao
I noticed an itch on my nose the moment I read this
Tzeentch: Nurgle, i hate you and everything you stand for. But phantom-itching might be the greatest invention you ever created!~
"Son, Not a Son, *Thing*"
It sounded like there he was conflicted, and has opposing thoughts about whether Roboute is simply a tool or his son. Meanwhile...
"Father, Not a father. Thing, thing, thing."
Even though he created them as tools, He sees his sons as more human than he is. He doesn't even see himself as a person, just another thing.
Well, they say his soul is split, and the emperor's words always have multiple meaning.
Could be the different aspects of his personality talking all at once.
Could be that he's turned into a thing - a few living cells anchoring the scraps of a soul for powering the Astronimicon.
Isn’t it possible that he was created by the old ones to be a weapon against chaos?
Well the emperor is the litteral definition of split personality. The only thing that really unite them all is a vision for humanity
The emperor held to his disdain for the Space marines _specifically_ to hold onto his original humanity in the face of the empires faith and belief attempting to reshape him through the warp.
Now that the man is almost completely gone, the pale shadow of his will refuses to be more than a thing.
For in 40k, the God of Humans believes Humanity has no need for Gods.
"My Last Tool, My Last Hope, My... Warhammer 40000"
- Man Emperor of Mankind full last words to Guilliman
"I am the Warhammer 40,000"
-Roboute Guilliman
And then he proceeded to hammer forty thousand wars.
me cried
Maybe the 40k was the war we hammered along the way
@@seekingabsolution1907I loved the part when he said it's hammering time and then hammered all over the place
I love how it basically just went like
Guill: Father idk how to win
Emperor: Thats fucked cus you’re the only one who can
Nope at all
@@kettelbe unfortunately for you
Gill : I need help
Emp : you can do it papa smerff
right
more like the only one left
"father I need a hug"
Big E "lmao I'm about to end this tool's whole self worth"
Vulkan: DID ONE OF MY BROTHER NEEDS A HUG!!?
@j.t8529 Please, I just need but a single second for rest
@@j.t8529* everyone runs in fear of broken ribs*
@@kalev_knightFor Magnus, its fear for an another broken spine😂😂
@@earlenriquez810what spine he doesn’t have one😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Father what do I do?"
"Furlington Boat Cactory"
Why in the fuck did this make me laugh like a lunatic out of nowhere and what the hell is a 'cactory' hahaha
bruh lmfao
Same 😂
"cant........
believe.............
was............
CANT BELIEVE DOAKES WAS THE BAY HARBOUR BUTCHER"
Lmao! 🤣
“Father, please! What do I do?”
“The FitnessGram Pacer test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues…”
Emperor: Scratch my nose.
Guilliman: What?
Emperor: You heard what I said. Scratch my fucking nose!
"But father....what nose?"
you brought up an amazing point! No wonder he's so messed up. 10,000 years without a nose scratch? He's miserable.
@@kennymartin5976 "damn tzeech and nurgle for inventing this phantom nose itch. I swear they made it to inconvenience me"
@@Become-Eggplant MOOD KINDRED!
Emperor: And tell the rest of the Ultrasmurf colony to stop calling me God Emperor. I am the Man Emperor not a God and I am not to be worshipped like one you smurf looking idiots.
The sheer fact that the Emperor can form at least one cohesive final thought when conversing with Guilleman shows just how immense his willpower must be.
He batter have willpower after those 10000 year he lived bound to that throne
I'm not sure I would consider that cohesive
@@NagikunX somewhat
it full madness yes, but it somewhat cohesive for that though
With the thousands of psykers sacrificed daily I hope he regains strength and protects us from chaos forever 💯 thank you emperor
@@NagikunX True, it honestly sounded like 2 or 3 almost separate beings pov's on the Primarchs, like there is the scientist aspect, the warrior aspect and then the human aspect. All conflicting with each other.
"Apotheoses. Victory. Death. Choose." This feels like the most important line.
I agree with the new Horus heresy lore it feels relevant.
What does it mean
@@leooooJoI think it means that the Emperor may ascend to genuine godhood or die. If he ascends he can achieve victory, but he must choose? Idk I’m not super versed in 40k lore
I believe his apotheosis or death may result in victory.
But it has to be chosen.
But if guilliman couldn't decipher the gibberish, I don't think I can
@@TheCrimsonOne508 in end and the death volume 3 it was shown big e had the opportunity to pursue godhood but chose not to ascend. Without reading the book I don't know specifically why he chose the path he did but everything that happened with his fight against horus played out the way it did for a reason-supposedly
The emperor was a man bearing the task of orchestrating humanity's ascension. Everything he did was in pursuit of this one goal. His sons were his family, but he understood that all of them, himself included, were merely stepping stones on the patch to that perfect future.
"Bring me...bring me..."
"Yes Father, what do you require? I will do anything! Tell me how to best serve Humanity!"
"Bring me... a text-to-speech deivce"
“About fucking time.”
You know you made me relisten to it right ?
"Aw hell to the fuck no!" Said Guilliman calmly.
I have so many complaints
I'll never forgive GW for killing it.
The dude has spent 10000 years in absolut torment, whilst being force fed psyker souls, to become the ultimate flashlight in the dark and holding the biggest daemon invasion ever orchestrated by himself. He has earned the right of being a little nuts.
People often forget that the emperor himself was created to serve humanity.. That is, if that lore about him being the amalgamation of 100 souls of the most powerful shamans on old earth committing ritual suicide to meld their souls in the warp to form the most powerful psyker in existence..
The emperor will return after consuming enough energy in the Astral plane to beat off the darkness that threatens them, after the Grey knights behead the emperor, he will rise stronger then all
@@smokingirishman7820 I have something for you *cocks bolt pistol*
“He’s earned the right to be a little nuts.”
That implies he was ever sane to begin with.
@@DragonxFlutter As far as meta human construct that is immortal and almost indestructible can be, considering that he have witness the rise and fall of hundreds of civilizations, the golden age of humanity, the collapse of the apex of what mankind have achieved, and the destruction of an empire by the hands of his own sons can be.
I think he means all these things, guilliman is a tool and just #13 among 20, but also his greatest triumph, his last loyal son.
And he considered Guilliman a betrayer for working with the Eldar and a thief because Guilliman took his throne. His last hope, his last tool is seft explained.
Technically, 21
You're not Alpharius, I am Alpharius.
I still subscribe to the old fluff, where the Emperor was born as a result of ritual suicide of hundreds of shamanic psykers. Being made up of hundreds of different individuals with different opinions and viewpoints not only helps to make sense of all the different versions of the Emperor we see, but also makes all of these things true simultaneously.
It goes back to the Emperor biggest flaw of being in love with his idea of humanity rather than what humanity is. And that cognitive dissonance manifesting in how he sees his sons. I think he has genuine love for all of them but his love is out weight by his ambition.
@@th3oryOactually its 9, heretic
The emperor made 9 angels to fight the 9 devils
It also reveals that the emperor removed a shard of himself that contains his love for his sons and all of humanity from the latest book hemce why he was unable to give guilliman the words he needed to hear
Love for his sons?
@@CasualREDACTEDIn order to prevent himself from becoming the Dark King when he was rushing to confront Horus on the Vengeful Spirit, a prophesied 5th Chaos God born of Humanity, and commencing a series of events tragically similar to the Fall of the Eldar; Big E cast off a shard of his very being that contained all of his hope, compassion, and love for humanity (one could argue saying he lost his love for his sons is inaccurate, and I’d argue he never really loved any of them, but considered some tools more useful than others). Many believe this shard was cast into the warp, and will achieve a form of Apotheosis, becoming the Star-child, a massively powerful entity of the Warp that it is said will turn the tides in the war against Chaos.
It’s all very theoretical, and ephemeral really, it’s hard to say what’s true and what isn’t.
I mean he cast starchild out, but still you can feel it try to get back
@@CasualREDACTED in order for him to really kill horus, he has to cast it out
Oh? Then he lost it well before the scattering, because the primarch novels all indicate that he "talks" like this.
Emperor hungry, sweetroll for emperor, help for you. Saweeeet rooollle
GOT APPLES? PIE? FIMION HUNGRY!
I love you both.
this reminds me of a D&D joke, your group is stuck in a dungeon and you reanimate a corpse and ask how to escape? the corpse responds " if i knew how to escape i wouldn't have died down here".
It literally is the same thing lmao
People focus on "my last tool". But what makes it more sad is the fact that he consideres himself a thing bc he is forced to choose victory over defeat. He is a thing bc he has no free will.
Granted his ambition, goal and purpose has always been the supremacy of humanity. Not for its own sake but for humanity to be safe, to prosper and to eventually not need him anymore.
@@ExceedProduction Well there are talks that the emperor himself also not being human but a construct, a weapon, like the primarchs.
Grammaticus kinda got told something like that by the cabal.
There are secrets in this universe that are not even close to being fully unravelt and xenos empires moving somewhere between the stars not affected by the endless war.
@@ArgelTal_ didn't you get turned into one of the gal'vorbak?..
@@lavatun I AM the gal'vorbak.
But this is not about me here. ;)
@@ArgelTal_ fair enough.. and yes, the emperor is also a created tool to serve mankind..
I like the fact that over time the emperor has truly viewed the primers as his children instead of tools of war but he's so conflicted about what he had done to them he genuinely sees himself as more as a tormentor then their father since he used them as tools of war instead of as his children thus helping create modern 40k
I don't think that they saw him as a father. They all had their own "fathers".
@@nikpapado9785 Except for some, Magnus and Sanguinius already acknowledged Big E as their father even after their lives in Prospero and Baal
@@oykel4089 so did Vulcan and I think Horus too
@lukeBryen2Over the course of the crusade big E actually started to love the primarchs up until the End and the death pt 2 where oll and grammaticus convinces him not to go with his original plan which would’ve created a fifth chaos god. While that probably would’ve worked in the short term of killing Horus and breaking the traitor legions, a fifth chaos god would’ve been more devastating over a long period of time. He casts off his compassion, love and humanity to battle Horus.
at first he saw them as tools similar to how he viewed the thunder warriors. Great assets that can be disposed of if need be. Then he started to care for them. Then Horus came along. So Big E cast out his love for his primarchs and humanity in order to defeat Horus and saw them all as failed tools again. Thus this video. it's a conflict of caring for Guilliman and also seeing him as a tool and potential Horus.
I think when Big E/The Starchild returns he'll wipe the slate clean and start fresh. It'll convince him that the primarchs were indeed failed tools with the exception of like The Lion and maybe someone else. ESPECIALLY when he sees Guilliman shacking up with the Eldar.
When your drunk father tries to say that he needs you to bring him cigarettes.
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Absolutely the best comment
The thought of Big E needing Guilliman to buy him cigarettes is too damn funny.
"Dad, are you having a stroke?"
-Guilliman said probably in his head.
"Fuck Xenos" and Guilliman took that very seriously
"my pride, my greatest triumph"
All the other primarchs are warp fuled shenanigans or weaponised autism but Guilliman has the most broken power if them all. The coveted power of a second braincell
I mean "Weaponized Autism" is a fairly good way to describe his Skill and Expertise on Logistics.
@@SeidrSnowsong of all the primarchs I think Guilliman is the most stable and level headed. All of them are autistic in their own ways but I think Dorn is far more synonymous with autism
@@Judge_of_Anubis05 you know what? That's a fair point! Dorn has the social traits of it especially (
Nah, he has something far more powerful. Plot armor.
This one made me cackle in public, thanks
apotheosis: the highest point in the development of something; culmination or climax. or the elevation of someone to *divine status* ; *deification* . (damn i love that word)
"Apotheosis. Victory. Death. Choose."
Could be the Emperor trying to say: "You must choose whether you want to ascend into divinity, win against the enemy, or face defeat."
He could also be saying: "My son, you must make the choice of ascending and taking my throne, to lead Humanity to victory, or choose to remain as you are, and face defeat. You are my last hope, my last future, my last masterpiece. The decision is yours, my son. You have my wings now, so fly how you will."
I much prefer the second theory of what the Emperor was trying to say. It seemed like he was admitting his faults among his victories, but his greatest victory was Guilliman's return, because it was a victory he had not foreseen. It was a victory that changed fate itself, and that's why it's so crucial. People dogpile on Guilliman, but I have a feeling that he was much more than met the eye, simply because of his ability to learn so well. He is the most Human of them all, in the fact that he could learn, which is something that the Emperor could barely do. To learn is to improve, and to improve is to succeed.
Sorry I got carried away with a simple theory, but it just felt like it fit.
@@broccoligaming7611 Could it also connect to the theory that the emperor’s ascension to a god will bring victory, but also the death of most humans (akin to slanesh). He could be telling his son that he needs to make that choice for humanity and for the emperor, since he can no longer make it.
@@miner3871 That does make a great deal of sense too, yeah.
Choose to play the role of the god humanity thinks you are, it will lead to both victory and your death.
@@broccoligaming7611 i honestly think
apotheosis is also an outcome
apotheosis: the emperor reaches godhood the last god of humanity
victory: imperium wins
Defeat: extinction
because the issue here is we don't know for sure what kind of the god the emperor is gonna be
he is the anathema of the chaos but only that
what he represents now has being molded by humanity
I like to think the emperor can believe all the things at once, in echos of Eternity there’s a flash back to when Sangunius meets the Emperor and he can hear the emperor’s thoughts and it’s just all over the place like this son, tool, general, weapon. The impression I got made it seem like to the Emperor all of it is one and true.
He is made of 100 different shaman souls merged together so it would make sense if his head is just a mess of multiple voices
@@toastslicer4885 I subscribe to the original explanation of Big E being born from a bunch of shamans, but all psykers' minds are a mess. Big E is the biggest psyker that ever lived since the Old Ones so it makes sense that his mind is mashed potatos
@@toastslicer4885More than 100.
@toastslicer4885 I was going to say the same exact thing. Not only that but he also consumes 1,000 psyker souls a day. Emperor is probably beyond schizo at this point.
Man got that ultra schizophrenia.
you can realpy hear the emperors fragmented soul coming through here. how much willpower and agony did it take to pull that last coherent thought together
“My last tool, my last hope.”
In Guilliman’s position I’d be like “well… not very nice… but still. Flattering, yet concerning. He sees me as his last hope. Hoo boy.”
It's amazing that The Emperor was able to say even that much. Guy has been in constant battle for 10k years, hasn't had anyone to communicate with, he should be more insane than he sounds here.
That's why he is THE EMPEROR
battle with what exactly like what is the emperors battle can you elaborate I am a newbie in the lore and I been bing watching to understand some stuff
I think you're missing the fact that these words aren't said after one another, they're said all at once
Technically the Emperor had his Custodes to communicate with. He used to send the Custodes dreams/visions.
@@FormedGameoh you know,the forces of the warp constantly swarming his empire while keeping terra from combusting into a second eye of terror while lighting a galactic lighthouse for ten millennia
The Emperor, a god holding onto the last slivers of his humanity.
A god who wishes to be human
That is such a fascinating fucking take man
He's not a God. He's something much more, he is the greatest human to be born.
@@somerandommen
Yeah nah it's very likely he's going to HAVE to consider Godhood to save Humanity.
Even The Emperor himself can see this, as it's very likely "Apotheosis", when he's giving Guilliman his choices, this is likely the Empeor acknowledging that him being a full fledged God is the one of two ways Humanity even CAN be saved. The other is "Victory", purely by Humanity's own tenacity and will.
It's very possible the Emperor will have no other choice than to take on the role as The God of Order, the ultimate and direct contradiction to the Gods of Chaos. Whether he likes it or not, it may be the only way to save Mankind.
Emperor never wanted to be God. He despised people worshipping him. @@septimus7524
Here, Inquisitor, this is the post ☝️
And his First word is "ABOUT FCKING TIME"
He had so many things to complain about.
@@DemitriVladMaximovLike why it took so fucking long to attach a Text to Speech device on to the Golden Throne.
Guilliman: "Father how do I save us all?"
Emperor: "man door hand hook car door"
his last words was saying Guillimans name. Like a father who missed their child rather than a tool.
The emperor referred to himself as "thing".. Think about that for a second..
To be faire even the emperor might be uncertain on what he is right now, he's neither human nor a god yet, he's something that souldn't exist at that point yet he is...
Part of me wants to know what the Emperor’s words to the Lion in this form would be
"Tool, disa-"
"Yes, yes, I know all that, father. But while Roboute deals with the Imperium, I must know where my greatest rival is. Where's Leman?"
@@patrickpromen3605 "ah yeah, he's right over there. (points at the eye of terror)"
Emperor: [senile jibber jabber]
L-Money: ok (fucks off)
@@dolphinerofachero3159 "How did you understand that?"
"You learn to understand effectively mute psychics after being around the Watchers for so long."
@@dolphinerofachero3159 L-Money 😂😂😂😂
That was the probably the last reminder that the good and honest man Konor Guilliman is Roboute's real father. That is the man he'll have to work tirelessly to honor the memory of.
"Lord of Ultramar, Savior, Liar, Thief-"
"Dad..."
"- Loser, Cringe Lord, shit heel-"
"DAD."
"Help me, Father"
"Why do they call it oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food?"
It was as if a hundred different voices spoke at the same time conveying the same and different words, burning into my soul with unimaginable psychic power
The emperor was on the golden throne for so long holding back deamons that wanted to crush Terra, holding the Astronomicon with such strength it waves almost through the entire galaxy and his decaying self not dying.
Yeah, I understand why his mind is broken.
Or you heard the truth for the 1st time
I never heard that part: ‘A father. Not a father. A thing.’
Makes me wonder if after so many centuries as the Emperor, he doesn’t see himself as one of the species he loves so dearly.😢
Spoiler alert
Big E casts off a part of himself namely the human, loving, compassionate side of him in order to fight Horus who was pretty much a hollow vessel inhabited by the four entities in the warp. His original plan would’ve birthed a fifth chaos god, he gets talked out of it and chooses the lesser evil between the two.
@@junhongli1167Hi! I don't care about spoilers, so... What was his original plan? Just don't tell them and hope for the best?
@@Djoopa_Smooka His original plan to deal with the chaos gods? It was basically don't tell people/ let them know they exist, yeah. The warp is basically a realm of emotion and actions and beliefs from real space empower the warp entities - so people not knowing about them drastically reduces their ability to be worshipped and gain power. The emperor was also working on the webway project which would theoretically remove the need to use the warp at all, leaving it as a forgotten relic of the past (eventually).
@@mindcrime2692 Oh, but dont the chaos 'gods' gain power by people in the material realm just doing something that belongs to their domain? Like, if someone is fighting somewhere, then Khorne benefits from that, or when someone is scheming for one reason or another, then Tzeentch benefits from that, right? So in essence, aren't the chaos 'gods' unkillable? Or am I wrong?
@@Djoopa_Smooka Yep, that's true. It's even how Slaanesh was born after the war heaven but even that took thousands upon thousands of years of the most extreme depravity and debauchery from the Eldari.
*I FOUND THE BACKGROUND MUSIC*
"Nightfall" - Scott Buckley (ua-cam.com/video/JJIB8kIyjy4/v-deo.html)
Exact theme starts around 2:55 in the vid
I SORTED THROUGH 128 BLOODY SONGS TO FIND THIS GODDAMN
Other good ones are "I Walk With Ghosts", "'Signal to Noise'", and "Fate and Fortune"
NOT ALL HEROES WEAR CAPES
Doing the lords work
THANK YOU SIR
"Thank God I didn't pull out!"
"My balls rowboat, where are my balls?!"
can't believe they would let the Big E's balls turn to dust. Must'uv been a Thousand Sons plot
@tristanmiskwa6830 I'm not sure magnus would allow them to be destroyed before he could study them for magic
@@grahamlopez3742 Ah you think Magnus has taken pondering of orbs to the next level?
@@DGneoseeker1 that, or it's just a haha got your balls! Type deal
Magnus really pulled "Testicular Torsion" on Big E, huh?
Asks Dad for help, gets roasted.
You can't blame the emperor for loosing some sanity after thousand of years of decay and torture
"Not a father. Thing. Thing. Thing. Apotheosis. Victory. Defeat. Choose" the Emperor doesn't fool himself. He doesn't even see himself as human after everything he's done to eliminate the chaos gods. Now he has to decide if he's willing to sacrifice the rest of his own humanity to ascend to true godhood to finally achieve that victory, or if doing so could even still be considered a victory.
On top of being basically a rubber band ball of souls, he's also empowered and changed by the faith of literally uncountable numbers of people who all worship him in different ways; sometimes subtly, sometimes in ways that contradict each other. No wonder he's a mess.
Well you missed when he possessed Gulliman. That was probably the most awesome thing I have read so far.
lol he literally smited nurgle more or less
@@Guo1234boband yet nurgle will still win in the end. All things rot, just like the false emperor
Wait when did he possess guilliman?? I need answers
@@Amber-MaeWhen Guilliman was fighting with Mortarion, he used some hax that started to damage Gulliman from inside at the same time he was fighting him, and then he died.
But the emperor possesed him, healing him almost instantly, scaring mortarion forcing him to open a portal to nurgles garden and then the emperor took advantage and along with mortarion entered the garden and with pure psychic power started a massive fire all on Nurgles garden while also threatening Nurgle, and then he left back to macragge. And then Nurgle got mad at mortarion.
Hes trying to egg him on.. give him a goal... shown him what happens if he fails... but also saying there is hope. This is exactly what I'd expect from Big E.
What?
@@JayJayM57 EGG
Big E Cheese
"No pressure"
-Big E
I love the way they all write the Emperor's internal psychic monologue when he thinks of his sons. The same thing happens when Sanguinius first meets Emps on Baal.
Once he was a father, now he is something more. The line "Victory, Defeat - choose", those are the only options left to mankind.
I think all those different voices and thoughts coming from the Emperor are writer's thoughts on all things 40k related. Their view point on G man and what they consider about him. Or something along those lines anyway. I mean I just think it's a cool idea.
One of the origin stories for the emperor is that he's the amalgamation of 100 shamans from old earth who committed ritual suicide and melded their souls in the warp to create one "perfect" human psyker.. Maybe in his current state the emperor is having difficulty keeping those souls in a cohesive and coherent form..
@@lavatun Yup, I know that. It's my favorite theory, too. Part of the reason why I think those voices belong to different people and they have their own opinnions that differs with each other
@@lavatunwas gonna say this. It’s old lore but I don’t see anywhere where it says it’s not the case of his origins. It also explains why everyone sees him differently and can characterize him differently but they’re all speaking about the same being. Just different facets.
@@yesman866 about that.. I think people see him as different things because he chooses to.. it depends on who sees him though.. like when corax first saw him he was confused why his freedom fighters were on their knees, weeping with joy while proclaiming they've never seen someone so powerfully beautiful while corax saw a normal-looking man in a white robe with a golden aquila pendant coming down from a thunderhawk..
Don't forget they feed him 1000 souls every day, that has had to have had some sort of effect on him too, over 3.5 billion psykers souls consumed by him, no way has that not twisted him slightly.
All without the humanity part of his being...
I just love this scene. Everything about the power of the Emperor reducing a primarch to a child. Guilliman is always remembering this and each time his perfect memory falters. The mind of millions of souls pouring so much information into Guilliman its like hearing the voice of Tzeentch himself.
I heard from someone that the Emperor really assumed it was pretty much all over up until Guilliman walked up to the Golden Throne. And calling himself a thing almost as if he is ashamed in some capacity, that he is just his husk sitting upon a golden chair and he can only communicate through his mind to his son.
"Son, thing, number, Guillimand. I require big Mac and whooper."
If the quote I saw is any indication, you left out the very best part, the true FINAL words to Guilliman. As Roboute is practically being dragged out by the Captain General, he screams a final question, having seen the Emperor for what he truly is: Broken. "Why do you still fight?! If all is fallen, then why do you even still care? Still live, father?!" And the final words, the answer, the last kindness his father offers him? "ONLY IN DEATH DOES DUTY END."
What book is that from?
@Mornathel kind of sounds like the dark imperium trilogy, I know in God blight mortarion speaks with the emperor through guilliman and it hints that mortarion will be a forgiven traitor primarch
that was just fanon someone created on youtube.
His last words to gulliman were "my last tool, my last hope...gulliman"
@@sudanemamimikiki1527 Disappointing.
That's a fan made video by Epikus Musik. It's really realllly good. ua-cam.com/video/6PcwPRFYwyc/v-deo.htmlsi=94a8GEi9luYbo707
Broken Emperor: *Insults the shit out of the returning Lion*
Lion: 1st off fuck you, secondly I missed you too Emperor. Now tell me what I should go kill first in your name.
Broken Emperor: Finally, one who doesn’t need his ass kissed.
Russ has yet to return...
The Lion and Russ would just start stacking Bodies...
Grant it.. it will be a contest of obe upsmanship
@@josephmarkese8563yea but first thing Lion would do would be to get into a fist fight with Lemon Russ.
Bro their still his father and they see him as one. Imagine your own father calling you a tool and disappointment all while giving you terrible visions.
"My last tool. My last hope"
Damn those words rocked me to my core goddamn GW be cooking smth rn.
Did you know when Titus was unconscious in Warhammer 2 he tells Titus "Rise, Son of Guilliman." Many think this was Calgar, but it has been confirmed as the Emperor himself.
10,000 years of “What have I done?”
It’s like the emperor can’t decide how he views anything
Whether it be an means to an end or he truly cares
Truly a broken god trapped in stagnate yet continuous cycle
He's also not one mind. He's at minimum a bunch of shaman minds put into one body, and at most, he's millions of psychic souls all stitched together and fused into a single mad entity.
@@stratigangames508 that's unconfirmed
@@JayJayM57 Unconfirmed, sure. But context clues kids point to it being true.
@@stratigangames508 It is one of several theories about the emperor's origin. some believe he was Earth's original Gods such as Odin, Jesus, etc. and there are many more theories but they don`t have anything to back them up.
if you want context clues we have them but they point to another area. our context clues point to an old one. you know the guys who created the Orks, Eldar, and mess with the Tau. All context clues point to an old one making the emperor and moving to create the ethereal.
"Father, what do you need to tell me?"
"This sh*t ain't nothin' to me, man."
I'm smoking that chaos God, custodian, plague chiba
@@DaDaDo661 "Movin' like Khorne, we get it back in back in blood."
"Smokin' Stimm-laced cereal milk, I see the Emperor."
"These Enforcers are interrogating me about tainted Stimms as if I didn't kill a Servitor 3km away."
Step to me and you will PERISH
"I've smoked thousands of psykers to stay in this business, shits got me moving like a gamma ray burst"
@@pelmeni_va what is the unaltered quote?
I like this. It's like a video of what may have happened rather than just a written memory
This is what it feels like talking to my dad.
Guilliman you really are the warhammer 40000
The gestalt of souls that made up the Emperor is coming apart and they're constantly at war with each other.
One of the best speeches I've ever heard. Written so well.
I don't really know what Bobby G was expecting when hes already struggling on 1HP being the Plot Device of Mankind
Watching OP's little avatar guy having a seizure as he quoted the emperor
Not even a thousand soldiers can build like a single visionary.
Guilliman would need to become something he never was designed to be.
I like to focus on the word “choose.”
Everything the Emperor was telling him was what Guilliman himself questioned how his father seen him “A son. Not a Son.” In my opinion the Emperor is telling his avenging son that whatever he chooses to believe he is to him he will still be “My last loyal son, my pride, my greatest triumph.”
He didn’t call Guilliman that. Those words would’ve comforted him, but they’re not what he got.
Its important to state the Emperor nearly died putting all his strength to bring many thousands of voices into a single one for a few scant sentences. I think that goes to show just how much he wanted to speak to his son.
Why does no one seem to notice the emperor calls himself a thing?
"Father? Not a father, a thing, a thing, apotheosis..."
Apotheosis can only refer to himself since he is the highest point or culmination of humanity...
I believe he's also saying that he himself is a creation like G man.
He was a creation, if the story of his birth is canon.
Thousands of psykers taking poison as one so that their essence would combine into one body...
I think it also has to do a lot with the fact that it’s not just Ol Empy in there anymore it’s hundreds of thousands of psychers used to power the chair too
The Emperor was created by the ancient shamans of earth to protect humanity from warp
@JimmySpace69 it's been a while since I wrote that but I think you're in line with what my point was. The Emperor is not just calling G-Man a thing, he's also calling himself a thing as opposed to the two of them being father and son only
I love how the emperor for all his power, was the emptiest of all.
He does literally call himself "a thing"
"Let me die, for only in death i will rise again"
Did you say something?
"An orange a day will keep the scurvy away"
Clearly the main point is "Thirteen". Which means everyone is a Skaven all along
It seems seating on that throne for the past 10,000 years is finally getting to him.
His final words, when Guiliman asked why he still suffered on if there was no hope, "ONLY IN DEATH DOES DUTY END."
It was funficted, as far as I'm concerned
Not even in death does duty end
@@gamezob dreadnought emperor confirmed..
And this is the point where I remind yall that Warhammer 40k is a work of satire, mocking fascists.
@@ItCameFromTheSkyBeLo Comment neither needed nor required, troll elsewhere.
You know, I know the general take on this scene is meant to display the God-Emperor’s current lack of humanity in the present day, but I also kinda read it as an all powerful man now reduced to a state of psychically-boosted dementia and Guilliman having to confront that reality that his dad isn’t all there anymore, which added a layer of differently flavoured sadness to it
And people wonder why Mrs Emperor took her chances with yeeting the kids
*FOR THE EMPEROR UNTIL THE END*
With the last book of the horus heresy, they confirmed that the Emperor removed his feelings and emotions, at least the human ones, before confronting Horus. This can be one among many reasons of the incredible coldness that the emperor had towards Guilliman.
"noodle, not noodle"
-the emperor i think
Soup, not Soup
Also the emperor
Sandwich. Not a sandwich. Hot dog.
"Apotheosis. Victory. Defeat. Choose."
I find really haunting how it seems that the endgame for humanity is ultimately going to be the Emperor's ascension as a new god and how that could spell either salvation or damnation for all of the galaxy depending on when and how it happens.
Fetch me my warhammer son. Not a son a tool. A tool to fetch me my warhammer. Not a warhammer, The Warhammer. 40,000. My last hope. My. Not my. A name. My name. Jimmy Space.
To me this was always how G-Man’s mind would understand the untethered power and understanding of the Emperor. He hears Big-Es words in both a theoretical and practical sense. A son, no a tool. Theoretically the primarchs are sons, and in a practical sense they are just tools. The fact that G-Man continues to try to bring humanity together shows he reconciled this and knows what to do to put humanity forward
I think that the Emporor does genuinely care for and love Guilliman despite everything he said to the contrary. It's just that his mind has been shattered into so many pieces.
And after that Guilliman stopped referring to the Emperor as Father. He would for political purposes but privately he scorned Him.
The unfiltered id of the most powerful being in the universe. The warmest light of his soul and the most brutal calculations all melded together with no pause for context or consideration. So tragic for Robot Ghilliesuit. :-(
Two personalities duelling for control in the emperors mind, the charismatic manipulator and the blunt honest man.