Current Day Things that are Present in Warhammer 40k
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- Warhammer 40k is a twisted sci future of our very own Earth, so what has survived the 40 thousand or so years to still be present within Warhammer 40k?
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Cool to see that after 40 thousand years, people still Moan for Lisa
s u b s c r i b e
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Why are you butthurt about Twitter?
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will moan for your mum
well actually..
The Mona Lisa isn´t as big as depicted. It´s actually rather small.
Yes, I am that guy.
Btw. Nice to hear you got into Berghain, my dude. I´ve been more or less ´living´ there for a couple of years.
That's the good thing about the Age of Strife, all our search histories got erased.
Tragic. I want mine released.
Slaanesh remembers, and She's proud
@@logangrimnar3800don't release mine before i die. I don't wanna go to Nuremberg
@@Eli-el4ls Slaanesh fears US
So that's why ai went rogue because they saw our search histories
You forgot the dark eldar humonculus that loved mozart so much it made him cry. He also said he liked humanity better when they made original shit.
THIS sounds like a fascinating lore blurb. Any citations or references I can follow for that?
I would like to know to. It's fascinating to hear that aliens found humans smarter back then compared to now.
@@johnj.spurgin7037 dark city bl novel
Very interesting to hear a dark eldar actually liked mankind at one point.
It was Bach
One thing i note is that in Know No Fear an Ultramarine says he has read, among other things, ”his von clausewitz”. Clausewitz was a prussian officer during the 1800s who’s work ”On war” is to this day used during officer training
On War is more of a political work than something applicable to strategy and tactics. It doesn't have much relevance to doctrine from the perspective of a soldier.
I think Malcador having Van Gogh's sunflowers is really sweet. Imagine showing a guardsman who's been fighting for so long, in hell on wherever..... being shown the ecstatic beauty of Van Gogh. I wonder if Malcador kept something to the history of the work, the guardsmen sees a plaque - detailing the pain in Gogh's own life. But before him is the sunflowers, even there in the darkest depths he sees that beauty is alive. How Human.....
Malcador may have sniffed his own farts, but space Marines don't.
*Malcador Sees a 11th century crusader armor*
Malcador : Damn, that looks like a good armor design for the greyknights
Daemons are repelled by swag. It is know.
Yes Grey Knigths are well known for wearing chainmail.
@@przemysawseredyszyn1405 I was looking for someone to finally point that out.
Idk the reference mentionned in video, but if no mistake the writer has no knowledge on that.
Don't like being that guy, but 11th century was too early for the style the Grey Knights use. Theirs is more like 14th to 15th century design.
Yes I am a nerd. But we're all nerds here, so f off.
Sabaton: and the 109 in service of the heavens the were the holy line thy wil be done....
Ollanius Piersson being a pious Catholic and also older than the Emperor, implies that he could very, very well have met at least the Apostles or even Jesus himself, and, after hearing them out or very well meeting Jesus, became a diehard, unfaltering Catholic for tens of thousands of years.
Imagine going down THAT massive rabbit hole that creates.
Especially since it's implied that the Emperor was Jesus.
Fun Fact: Jesus is historically proven to exist. Theirs many historical documents about him including a general back then talking about this Jesus guy whose creating a new religion. Even his disciples and how he died are all real things. What’s actually In question is if he was the Son of God or not as well as if he actually did all those miracles or if it’s just rumors and tall tales. Jesus was an actual person, he actually started Christianity and he was killed on the cross but we don’t now if he was what people say he was.
@@Broomer52 As an agnostic, I’ve seen prominent atheists claim that Jesus wasn’t real. But just think on it at a baseline level, a guy in a rural backwater led a splinter sect of a pre-established religion, preached something different from the orthodoxy, and was arrested and executed for his trouble. At a baseline that is very easy for me to believe, and so I have very little trouble believing Jesus was a real dude and firmly believe that the claims he wasn’t real purely come from feelings of resentment towards Christianity from militant atheists.
@@Broomer52Yeah, he was basically a cult leader.
Dude even fight in the napoleonic war.
One of my favorite references is in one of the Ragnar Blackmane books (can't remember which one). He's a Wolfblade walking through ancient tunnels on Terra and sees a big painting or fresco of an angel (assuming it's Gabriel because I think he's holding a trumpet) and he wonders how the artist got Sanguinius so wrong.
I feel like the items in the Emperor's collection have more sentimental value because it's likely that he was quite literally there when they were conceived
or he make them, remember, man was literally alive since the first human
@@Genburthing He was born in 8000bc which is far after the first human, Ollanius Pius is actually older at 15000bc, so thus older than agriculture.
Unlike Pius however the Emp actually did stuff during that time, so you’re still right.
Perty actually creating Leonardo da Vinci's blueprints is... Just incredible.
Da Vinci was so much ahead of his time, so it´s clearly, why his blueprints are so OP
@@hijackdallas6052most likely not naturally ahead his time like majorkill said.
Another reason why Perty is a chad.
@@hijackdallas6052 I used to read somewhere that Da Vinci actually omit crucial details/ insert utter gibberish into his own manuscripts that only he himself can decipher, so that others cannot copy his ideas.
You could even say non credible.
I’d like to imagine that somewhere in trazyns museum there is a codex from every edition of warhammer. He just sits and stares at it while contemplating existence.
You mean like for every Astarte codex or as in games workshop? Cause that would imply that he knows there world is fictional.
@@ZeroRequiemDX I mean games workshop. I like the idea of him just looking at it and having an existential crisis before shrugging and walking away.
I can see Orikan having that problem. he's the one that attained godhood for a bit during the book series involving himself and Trazyn@@ZeroRequiemDX
imagine trazyn finding the infinite and the divine novel and absolutely losing it as he wonders what god had written down the events that happened in the book.
@@sovietunion7643 I mean... so many non gods have some sort of future sight( prophecy powers, so to Trazyn it would look like like an impressive but overall believable work of a early human psycher who channeled his vision into creating a tabletop game, maybe not even realizing that the fictional stories he wrote down would play out exactly as he predicted.
Two things that survived all the way to 40K: The Browning M2 machine gun and the Colt M1911 pistol. The Imperial Guard's Heavy Stubber crew-served machine gun has explicitly been mentioned to be a design that goes all the way back to the 20th century, and rulebooks have shown a Stub Gun that is quite obviously the M1911.
John Moses Browning is the Omnissiah, yo.
My man invented immortal guns
Fuckin amazing
That's just like how DOOM 2016 was supposed to have dudes using AK-47s along with laser weapons to fight demons from mars lol.
Now I'm REALLY curious to see if Ozzy Osbourne is in 40k Lore
My favorite thing from the real world that crosses over to 40K is the story of Pinocchio. In the Master of Mankind, Ra asks the big E why he lets the primarchs call him farther. And the Emp tells him the story of a puppet maker who brought life to one his creations, and the puppet called him father, so naturally what else what the Emp let his primarchs call him?
Big E and Malcador : start their own collections of historical artefacts of their species
Trazyn : *prepare for an Heist on Terra*
It's pretty funny to think of the Emperor getting a vision of the upcoming Nuclear War and the first thing he and Malcador do is run around, stealing all the priceless artifacts they can. It would bring a tear to Trazyn's eye if he could form them.
Mission Impossible: 40K Edition.
I see Fellow historians@@samiamtheman7379
You Bastard, I am in. !
*Payday 40k*
One honorable mention in my opinion is a intact physical world map from the 21th century.
The weirdest part is that this map was discovered by the Emperor by accident in a bunker on a abandoned xenos planet.
I thought Loken found it.
Oh that's very neat
Probably a remain of Dark Age of Technology's humanity, when they had records of their world and had good relations with other species, at the point where they exchanged stuff like that, between other theorirs
Roswell go brr?
This is in ‘Horus rising’, correct?
Dont forget about the patron saint of the munitorum Saint J.M. Browning. The inventor of the heavy stubber. A weapon so perfect it has undergone very little change over the 39,000 years since its creation.
There are a lot of interesting historical references in 40k. Three more that I find interesting include the perpetual Damon Prytanis mentioning killing “the good man in Memphis” who is clearly Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Pope Innocent III being the Blood Thirster The Ragged Knight due to his claim of destroying the Karthur (the Cathars who were wiped out in the Albigensian Crusade), and finally there was an Imperial Army trooper named Mericus who claimed to have been named after a great warrior kingdom of the past (clearly the US).
The “Shave and a Haircut, Two Bits” knock/tune survived and was used as a password to Big E’s secret laboratory
Are you fucking serious.
“Tap-tatatap, tap tap”
(UNGODLY ROARING AS ANCIENT MACHINERY KICKS KNTO LIFE)
@@TheCorrodedMan
Why not? The only people who'd get the joke are people the Emperor likes.
@@1krani Or fellow immortals
Wait what?! That's hilarious. I hope that's in a HH book I haven't gotten to yet (I'm up to 'The Silent War')
The Emperor probably had a nostalgic smile on his face when he thought of that.
Also I just watched Who Framed Roger Rabbit yesterday so that's a funny coincidence.
I get the Emperor (being Saint George vs the Dragon) probably changed his size to properly ride a horse to fight the Void Dragon, but I personally think it's funnier to imagine an average horse being ridden by a comedically gigantic muscleman in golden armor.
Two words: Elden Ring
I'm pretty sure Big E is just an average guy, who has some kind of super aura that projects the image of this 10 meter golden giant.
@@mihacimpric745 so blanks would see the golden throne and just see some guy who is now desiccated and thin sitting there instead of some crazy god force? thats hilarious
@@sovietunion7643 Theres a funny little Comic of it, just google how Sister see the Emperor
@@sovietunion7643 Like with psykers, blanks come in different power levels. And it would take a hell of a lot of "blank" power to overcome the psychic might of big E.
Just a quick note on ‘Eisenstein’ - I’ve always thought it’s likely to be a double reference; there’s a legendary film director called Sergei Eisenstein who’s most famous film is about a mutiny onboard a Russian Imperial Navy ship
I think it explicitly states in Flight of the Eisenstein that it’s a reference to both..
*Pulls out the original version of Rouge Trader, flips to the page with the stub pistol, looks at the illustration... of course, what else would it even be?*
Thirty-eight millennium of service and ready for many millennium more. A classic without compromise. The perfect intersection of ergonomics, reliable operation and 45 caliber power. The pistol that forgot to become obsolete. The M1911. Elegant. Effective. Eternal.
Ahoy, is that you?
Perhaps the true cause of the age of strife and the reason humanities history is so obscured is because Big E is afraid someone will find a server with his search history.
Good one, buddy.
> where to find big tiddy eldar gf
all that eldari rule 34 and furry space marines really did clog up his history. thank god slaanesh wasn't around at the time.
It's all his self indulgent mary sue fanfiction forshadowing what he would actually do to screw over his sons.
Two things seen here are sorta explained in the Heresy book 'Angel Exterminatus'.
In the book, Perturabo keeps mentioning this ancient civilization called the 'Firenze' who were masters of fortification & he uses whatever documents he has of their work to make these nigh inescapable labyrinths. From what I know, the name Firenze is a reference to the Italian city of Florence.
Secondly, an Iron Warrior character in the book has these vivid flashbacks to scenes of battles from thousands of years before, including one where he was a cannibal German soldier at the Battle of Verdun, who was nearly killed by a French soldier with the name 'Pierson, Olivier' on his dog tags.
Florence is the anglicized name for that city so yes it is the same place
Florence is just the English name. Firence is the actual name. Like the English call Vienna Wien, Deutschland Germany, Roma Rome, etc.
@@mihacimpric745Firenze*
@@memes_man52 Yeah, sorry, Firenze. I'm from Slovenia, and we call the city Firence with a c. The vocal pronounciation is the exact same though.
@@mihacimpric745 no worries mate
I remember an interesting point a Magos makes in one of the Bequin books about keyboards. Specifically the standard qwerty layout for English keyboards. He said the origin of this standard were lost, but still in use in 40K. There's also an ancient rocket with CCCP written on it, with no one knowing what those letters means anymore.
In one of Fabius Biles book ( I believe it’s the 2nd book in his series) I think he talks about listening to Mozart in his consortium while operating as it clears his head, but he has since forgotten his name so just calls him a artist from lost terra.
It would be funny if Trazyn has his own "Earth" collection where he has, among the obvious things, all the big guys in history that "died in the field of battle" or "disappeared" suddenly. Imagine if the primarchs find the personalities they're inspired by, still "living" in statis.
people might hate me for this, but:
Perhaps Trazyn likes Malaysian airlines?
So that's where the Australian Prime minister went
So that's where the actual leader of Germany during ww2 is right now.
@@rajukoley9249 Well he did flee to Aldebaran.
The Bermuda Triangle is secretly Trazyn's fishing net.
I believe that its said in a book somewhere that if you go deep enough under the cities built over one another you would actually find the legendary and mythical city of New York lol. Apparently the venerate it in the same way as The lost city of Atlantis
New York existed roughly until the time of the Unification Wars, though at that point it really was more of just a hive city than modern day NYC. It also had its name shortened to “Neork”.
@@Buttsmcgee069 its scary as it is surprising that places and/or nations that everyone knows about commonly woild one day be just some forgotten civilisations with names fragmented and twisted as time goes on..
I bet Trazyn has new york
Fabius Bile also keeps a collection of “Old Earth” music, which includes everything from recordings of musicians to actual record disks
Ollanius Piersson: *sees the leman russ tank* "That's not a tank *he then points at the Abrams* That's a tank"
Fun Fact! Pretty sure The Eisenstein is actually not a reference to Einstein. But to Sergei Eisenstein, a Soviet Director who directed 'Battleship Potemkin'. The movie involves the crew of a single Russian Battleship and its mutiny / rebellion against higher officers. Seems to fit with the name and theme of Garro disowning his legion and fleeing more than the original Einstein idea.
Einstein is overrated anyway.
I thought so to, but the lore references a “jermani physict” so maybe it’s both
@@majorkill James Swallow brought it up in a recent interview with Mira Manga, and you're right its a bit of both!
@@awesomedonals9649he has a Nobel prize how many do you have?
@@lus6448 when you plagerise your wife and peers are you really "wining"
Don't forget the fact that the Adeptus Mechanicus purposefully gave the civilian version of the Onager Dune Crawler, the MULE (Mars Universal Land Engine), an acronym that honored the ancient and reportedly stubborn Terran pack animal. The INSECTILE terran pack animal, as far as the Mechanicus knows.
MULE is most likely a reference to a 1983 video game.
This reminds me of DRG were there is a type of robot called a MULE who the characters affectionately call Molly
@Samuel-iw8kj when Molly is here, she's constantly in the way. When she's gone, I miss her....
@@Samuel-iw8kj ROCK AND STONE BROTHER.
The Eisenstein is a reference to Sergei Eisenstein, the soviet film director who pioneered the montage, it even says in the book that the ship is named after an old earth remembrancer. He directed “Battleship Potemkin”, “Alexander Nevsky”, and many others.
Glad to see Oll Persson capping it off. Another reference to our time, from HH book 'Vulkan Lives' was the perpetual assassin Damon Prytanis talking about the targets he killed over the millennia. One of them was "The good man in Memphis", which is a reference to Martin Luther King Jr.
Small detail on the 'Moon rover' that didn't impress Corax; it was a moon rover, but not for our moon. It was called the 'Titan Rover' on a little plaque, as it referred to the currently fictitious (but likely near-future) event of the first rover robot to explore the moon of Titan, that orbits Saturn. Corax's only frame of reference for the word 'titan' in the context of a machine are the giant god-machines. So he's confused more than unimpressed. This also foreshadows Malcador's reasoning for Titan to be the future base of the Grey Knights; he has sentimental attachment alongside whatever practical rationale.
Ollanius taking on a Khornite demon in the trenches of World War 2 is insanely metal
World War 1, but yes it's very metal considering it's very likely the daemon simply got bayoneted to death.
If Sabaton ever makes a song about Warhammer 40k, it HAS to be about Ollanius.
@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 damn right they should
Trench Warfare was a World War I thing brudda
@@yamumhasthebiggay2582And is slowly making a comeback.
I'm so sad that you forgot about that amazing moment in Pariah (Bequin episode) when Bequin found/saw a toy/model rocket from the USSR space program. Similar to the one that sent history's first man into space (Yuri Gagarin), automated space stations launched from a similar rocket compiled the first map and took the first photographs of the Moon. A similar rocket launched the first satellites/probes that landed on the Moon, Venus and Mars. On such a rocket, the first living creature (the brave dog Laika) was sent into space, as well as the first machine (Sputnik) created by human hands into space in our real world, shortly after World War II. The inscription "CCCP" means the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - USSR) here is the quote:
‘Let me show you this,’ he insisted, before I left. A trio of small, beige items came out of a cabinet and were laid out on a cloth. They had been white once, but age had darkened them like bone. Their surfaces were worn, but I could still make out the trace of silver on the engine bells, and the red markings along the fuselage.
‘Toys?’ I said.
He nodded.
‘Playthings. Models made for a child’s amusement.’
‘They are of weapon rockets? Missiles?’
‘Rockets,’ he said. ‘For spaceflight. Don’t look so surprised, Mamzel Raeside. The first steps from Terra were said to have been taken using chemical rockets.’
‘I am aware of history, sir, even though the detail of the oldest eras is lost in the mists. But really? Vehicles this crude?’
He smiled again.
‘I do not think they ever flew,’ he said. ‘I think these are simplified models of possible machines. A primitive idea of flight. But I show them to you because of their age. Your employer is very fond of the oldest things.’
‘How old?’ I asked.
‘It can only be estimated,’ he said. ‘They pre-date the ages of Strife and Technology. I think they come from the Pre-System Age, from the first millennium of the Age of Terra.’
‘What? Thirty-eight or thirty-nine thousand years ago?’
‘Perhaps. Vessels like this first took our species into the unknown,’ he said. ‘They first took us Blackwards. The family name behind this business comes from that outward urge.’
‘I think my employer will appreciate these,’ I said. ‘What price do you ask?’
‘I will write it down,’ he said.
‘And the markings on the side of the rocket ships,’ I asked. ‘The letters in red? What does C.C.C.P. mean?’
‘No one knows that,’ he said. ‘No one remembers any more.’
Damn.. I love melancholic post apocalypse vibes like this. Reminds me of Nier. Especially Nier automata.
@@ajiibshah3760It’s not even that, it’s just ancient history. People in 40k would probably know about as much as we know about the earliest hunter-gatherers.
he did briefly mention it, 7:02 but this is still a great comment and i liked reading that excerpt.
That "No one remembers any more" hit me harder than it should have to.
It's interesting to think, nations and ideas that at one time were known by almost everyone will one day become so shrouded in time that nobody even knows about them. Still, a day where America is nothing but half-forgotten legends of hubris and arrogance sounds nice to me
Fun fact about Mount Rushmore though: it’s survival makes a lot of sense. Mount Rushmore will likely stand in some form for 7 million years before the shape is completely gone. Since the carvings only erode about an inch every 10,000 years, the carvings would be pretty recognizable even in the 42nd millennium.
The Venus of Villendorf. Is still around or atleast known about in 40K. During one of the Gaunts Ghosts stories, a character likens a fat chaos woman, to the Venus and other ancient fertility statues.
do you think the Emperor has it or Malcador?
@@demonking86420 No idea, i only remember it being mentioned, by a non-terra human, so it might be a part of the emperial education if that is at all standardised.
@@MyGreengecko as an assumption I would probably think Big E has it, since it's the earliest recorded thing made by humans that is for a more abstract purpose(consensus is that it's a fertility idol, likely so a household would be blessed with more offspring or something in that line)
What I like about Ollanius is that out of all the perpetuals including the likes of Big E he is the commoner amongst them he does not have powers of that of a psyker(even if he was one to begin with) nor did he influence the world by being one if its leaders. He always was just a common soldier in the wars he fought in maybe he led on some but he was still part of the faceless masses. So one could say that he is the living embodiment of the history of the common people so if he was the one that stood in front of the Emperor against Horus then one could say Horus killed the history of Mankind in the eyes of a commoner making it a reason why Big E saw no hope in Horus after that.
He wasn't always a bystander or commoner. He was Big E's First Warmaster. And then he betrayed Emps. I believe in The End and The Death we will see that Emps KNEW that whoever he named warmaster would betray him. Emps knew almost every Primarch who would betray him because of historical events, the psychic echoing in the warp means that events and myths kind of repeat or at least rhyme. Sometimes it is events in the past being repeated and sometimes it is future events rippling back and creating myths or legends. Usually it is both, history and future are the same event echoing back and forth reinforing the certainty that it will happen a certain way.
pretty sure you confused Ollanius Pious and the guy Ollanius Perrson
@@dimitrypetrenko3470to quote Rogal Dorn: “No”.
I think I remember when one of the Primarchs (I think Gulliman) said something, which implies that the emperor is actually Alexander the great, and even called the emperor "Aleksandr" (spelling is incorrect, probably because of years of mistranslation in the setting) , I think it goes something along the line of where the emperor teared up by looking out of the sea and said that there were nothing was left to conquer, like exactly like alaxander
It's not impossible that the Emperor was Alexander as one of his many, many identities. After all, Alexander died young and suddenly, like the Emperor trying to sneak away after influencing humanity.
@@apossiblyhereticalalphaleg3595’shit that was close. Thought they were going to start worshipping me there for a second.’
@@apossiblyhereticalalphaleg3595
Isn’t he also Jesus? Or at least hinted to be I know he’s many Great figures but people say so many idk what to believe lol
The three bears bit is probably the inner planets being too hot, the outer planets being too cold and the goldilocks zone (earth) being just right
I so glad MajorKillGPT spent the time to dream up this new wave of content, what a treat
Another cool thing from today that still exists in 40k is our firearms. The "heavy stubber" is very clearly an M2 heavy machine gun, autopistols are obviously designed based on the Browning Hi-Power and the 1911, at least one pattern of autogun is an HK G11, and hand cannons are often depicted as Desert Eagles or big cartridge revolvers.
You aren't wrong... And honestly, if they *did* mass produce the HK G11 it explains how humanity got so powerful. That thing was absurd to attempt to build.
Now I can see the Emperor and Malcador pulling the strings behind H&K and I don't think it'll ever go away.
another weapon was a gun in a style of a crossbow used by an inquisitor
Even in the far future john browning influence is still felt
ALL HAIL BROWNING THE ETERNAL
It is only logical for Browning's creations to be used forever as they are perfect.
In Horus Rising. Horus possesses a ring from the (Edit: Persians) that was a gift from the emperor, apparently the emperor owned when he was a child.
It isn't from the Hittites it's a Persian ring That Xerxes the 1st wore
@@Ithilienranger345 thanks.
@@louisnall3102 👍 all Gucci I love the "Dreaded Sagitari Story." Cause it has a Sagittarius on the rings emblem
I think the emperor is a couple of thousands of years old when the Persian empire is born
@@migueldantassilva1570 “It was made in Persia, the year before the Emperor was born. The dreadful Sagittary.” -Horus Lupercal.
Absolutely loving the Warhammer 40K universe, it's a masterpiece of dark fantasy and intricate storytelling! And shoutout to MajorKill for always delivering top-tier content that dives deep into the lore. Your insights and humor make the grimdark a blast to explore! 🔥🚀
I can imagine that some Rogue Trader or Inquisitor just has a pinball machine in there cabin as a sort of status symbol. Like look at this intricate piece of dark age technology that must have been hand crafted by one of the best artisans of old earth surely a work of wonder let me demonstrate its function to you
I wonder if there is a hidden perpetual somewhere that has the collection of every game from ancient all the way to the M42. A story about Kaldor Draigo finding about Doomguy would be an interesting piece of lore.
I like the idea that the same perpetual uses golden age tech to keep arcade machines going for way longer than they should and then subsequently inviting admechs in to absolutely floor them in fighting games and such.
The kicker of it is the mechanicus he does invite will be too busy trying to read inputs to optimize their own play. Reflecting even when gaming, they are just bots.
I like to imagine that somewhere, deep in the corners of the galaxy, on a paradise world far from all the war and destruction of the 41st millennium, there is place where a Call of Duty: World at War server is still running.
@@harshsasha448That would be amazing.
One of the most interesting and mysterious finds I think was from the novel Horus Rising when the Luna Wolves found a highly detailed map of ancient earth (I assume 21st century by the description) in a bunker buried beneath the surface of a long dead world.
What made it even sadder: no-one recognized it, and could not understand why a Dark Age of Technology bunker would be protecting it. Only the Emperor knew what the map even showed.
@@seprithlicastia463Yeah, and the geography and topography was so perfectly depicted, that even Big E was shocked, and confused as to WHY such a perfect map was made in the first place.
Big E took one look at the map, and said:
"Oooookay... I've seen the realms of Chaos, but this is a bit too weird for me."
cn you send the excerpt of this?
One of the best videos you ever made mate! I didn't know almost nothing about what you said there and it was interesting af!
very interesting topic for a video, ive wondered about this myself. thanks for the hard work!
I think the names of old places being different is supposed to be like how language changes over time and doesn't always perfectly preserve the spelling and sounds of things. Many examples in real life.
Well...yeah?
@@ciscornBIG as opposed to being slightly renamed to be cheeky, I mean
I do love the idea that in 40k DaVinci was making designs that were bonkers powerful when fully realized lol
Excellent video. One of the most interesting, yet off beat topics I have seen in a long time.
"Many other writers and poets are referenced."
One has to wonder how they'll react if somebody brings up Lionel Johnson.
Magnus also quotes the Book of Revalations and uses Plato's Allegory of the Cave for one of his arguements during the Council of Nikaea.
Interesting, because the warp is like the opposite of the World of Forms, given that reality impresses upon it first and foremost.
I mean the Council of Nikaea is a reference in itself, too.
Not an artifact from our time, but if I'm not mistaken, Fabius Bile is the only character in 40k that we can connect to a place that actually exists today, Ingolstadt. A Jermani City in the province of Bavarii. Also, I think Van Gogh's Sunflowers are still arround at least in 30k.
And he is from an old and rich family. In that area lives the industrial family Mengele. Maybe thats a reference
As a german i would like to ask the auther of that lore: " wyh Ingolstadt"😅😅😅
@@chheinrich8486 that was a frankenstien reference
@@tox9809 oh, i didnt know that
@@xxklesx1wasn't Mengele the "Angel of Death"? The head doctor at Auschwitz who performed hideous biological experiments on the jews?
Also from the same book, The Great Work, the rubicon Primaris is named after Julius Caesar, as he crossed the rubicon river.
one of John Moses Browning's designs, the 1911 pistol survived into the year 40,000 and i'm happy for that
Eisenstein is a nod to Sergei Eisenstein since he directed the Odessa Steps which uhhh yeah, is an influence on basically all of cinema and was called up a lot in the early years of Games Workshop lore stuff
James swallow in a recent interview with Mira manga cleared that was Albert Einstein and Sergei Einstein boths name references.
It's both a Einstein and Eisenstein reference
I personally like to imagine Imperial Nobles using genetically modified monsters and xenos to fight each other in tournaments based on an ancient traditional sport wherein youths would set off into the world and capture strange ancient Terran creatures to fight each other like Rodents somehow (at least to the understanding of the Biologis and other Imperial scholars) capable of utilizing the friction between it's paws and it's body to eminate massive voltages of electricity, and repitillian creatures which appear to have a gland which allows them to ignite gasses discharged from their bodies to produce fire. Truly prehistoric Terra was a ferocious place!
Imagine all those golden carps just splashing on the ground doing nothing.
if the idea of a warhammer fantasy world mimicing one of our sport based on lost relics found about rules and description, but obviously twist them... look after bloodbowl and it's origin xD I found it hilarious!
Don't let them find out about the psychic types...
Don't forget the very ancient and very forbidden Terran ritual duel where the participant uses psychically enchanted cards to summon various beings to fight for them where the defeated will be banished to the Warp.
@@matthew3009 now that i think it: how the imperials would classify some of those monsters? I mean, some of the clearly are no psiquically powered, like the one that looks like a pink and white dog with laces...
There’s a short story where you see Cawl working in his lab listening to Beethoven and Mozart
Missed you bro! Glad to have your content back.
I would actually Murder for a Big E and Malcador heist book. Also good going GW, real WcDonalds brand naming convention on display here.
*McRonalds* "come get ya fuggin burger"
In Flight of the Eisenstein they also mentioned that it was also the name of a "remembrance. Almost certainly Sergei Eisenstein, a soviet film maker who invented the Montage.
Great video, mate! Keep them coming.
"It sort of implies that Da Vinci was some sort of Pysker or perpetual."
Star Trek seemed to think so.
Just waiting for the video about how each of the pre heresy primarchs would have reacted to being in Guillimans situation as imperial regent.
Why would he do that video and not having people spam this BS in the comments to generate engagement for the algorithm?
I like the idea of a book with the emperor and Malcador hunting cultural artifacts, imagine throwing Trazyn in there as well
Lucifer will a good pokenman card for Trazyn to collect.
Very good mate , Thankyou !! This one was tops
Thanks for the vid mate. Much appreciated.
In the 41st millennium, no one remembers these cultural heritage of humanity before the dark times.
Except Trazyn who keeps them in his collection.
Wouldn't be surprised if the Blood Ravens had some
kinda funny the cultural heritage even existed for so long in the first place.
I wouldn't be surprised if trazyn has every historical figure cryofrozen at the moment before their death and swapped them with a body double
If Cawl can fuck up Goldilocks I can only imagine what bullshit his vault holds :D
Trazyn has a shelf where he has all the original Pokemon toys from Burger King
Malcador also had the Statue of Liberty and the Dark Angles once used a 21st Nuke to delete a Xenos army.
I didn’t know Olanious was a US tanker at one point. Damn he really has to get disappointed every time he sees a Leman Russ and remembers he used to use a completely superior M1A1 Abrams.
Pretty sure he was under Saddam in 73 Easting, not Papa Bush.
Fucking right.
How did Malcador get a god damn Statue of Liberty
@@toheekang174 Dark age of technology
@@toheekang174He hired Gru to steal it.
Wait a second, A MALCADOR AND EMPEROR HIEST MOVIE, saving all the old earth cultural artefacts
The idea that Ahriman has a copy of Frankenstein makes my day .
Mine too.
Malchador was named "Malcador the Sigilitte" later to be "Malcador the hero". He was the last member of the sigilitte order who's goal was to search and maintain greatest cultural achievement of mankind. That is how he managed to obtain such treasure. I'm not even sure the emperor has anything to do with that.
If you take John blanche art as lore, then the statue of liberty still exists. Which if true it'd be neat if it was turned into like a Titan.
Heh, nice. Now I have the image of the statue using her torch to immolate heretics.
@@RJALEXANDER777 The torch of liberty, flickering though it may be burns eternal...
Now All I can Imagine is Ghost busters.
Here's 2 you missed
There's a dark Eldar that has a vinyl record with music from Bach in one of the Vaults of Terra books. The music makes the Dark Eldar cry a little if I remember correctly.
Nathaniel Garro's sword Libertas is either Excalibur or The sword of the Red Hilt wielded by Galahad in Arthurian legend. Either way it is a sword that can only be wielded by the worthy as seen in the book Saturnine.
Dude, I love the stuff in the background!
I distinctly remember this one piece of old John Blanche art that features Malcador in front of a gallery which includes things like the Pyramids of Giza and the Statue of Liberty, but I cannot for the life of me find it anywhere.
After reading that Ahriman has a Viscont-Sforza Tarot deck, I found one and started learning how to use it. I'd like to think mine has survived for the next 28,000 or so years and he's using my deck. And thus the time-loop will be complete
Just as Tzeentch planned
Glad to have you back!
My head canon is that every time he says peace in the end of his videos, he really is saying Piss
Oh also that Malcador has hidden in a vault the complete manga of One Piece, but Alpharius stole the last Volume
I wonder if Half Life 3 exists in Warhammer 40k?
It was lost in the Horus Heresy
No, but Skyrim has been re-released recently
@@macewindu3492Todd Howard ascended to daemon princehood of Tzeench
Techpriest Todd Howard: It just works. As the omnimassiah decrees.
@@GrubSlime just send me 50 thrones and a servitor will activate additional features.
I always find it funny how the Emperor called Magnus out for arrogance when the dude was so arrogant a fellow perpetual who is older than him told him he was playing with fire and he still didn't listen. I hope The 2 finally reconcile and Magnus gets redeemed
Enuncia is pretty terrifying stuff. I've heard it's what gives the C'Tan their powers.
I saw a screenshot from a W40K-novella that referenced, of all places, Odense Domkirke, which is a somewhat big church in Denmark. Super weird to stumble across when you're from Denmark.
Keep the amazing content coming !
Doesn't Malcador have one of the Voyager probes? And either Olly or Gramaticus fought in the battle of 73 Easting, so there's a chance I met one of them.
That would be ollanius pious
It’s the Titan rover, because I think it’s either Loken or Garrow remarks that it “doesn’t look like any Titan I’ve seen”
@@callumbrown9259 I remember that part but I thought I remembered one of Voyagers too.
At least TTS Emperor can play Warhammer Fantasy tabletop games with Magnus, Rogal Dorn, Pillar Men Custodes, High Lords of Terra and Decius.
It always makes me laugh when Big E character creation brings to life a perfect human female shaman with maximum weight provided by rulebook xd And it comes back to bite him during critical faiulre dice roll early in the quest xd
I miss those shows. No ending to brotrip 40k hurts my soul.
One of my favorites that I’ve read so far is that marshmallows still exist in 40k, Amberley Vale makes a joke about them in the For the Emperor book
an Infinite and The Divine style book about Malcador and The Emperor dicking around and hanging out would be a worthwhile read I feel
Nice video!
Here's more video ideas:
1. Do sports exist in Warhammer? If so, then does each faction have them?
2. Lore on Arkhan Land
3. How powerful is the Black Rage from the Blood Angels (this in celebration of Halloween)?
4. Does the Internet exist in Warhammer?
5. Do movies, TV shows, etc also exist in Warhammer?
One more idea: 6. Can anyone else use the Waaaug or just only Orks?
Anyway, LOVED this 😊!
1. Yes, beside Dark Eldar arenas, there are references to local sports on imperial worlds.
4. Yes, there are a ton of references to "Vids" and "XXX-Vids" in the Ciaphas Cain novels.
Like always, comes down to the sector or planet you life in/on in the 40k universe and how developed it is.
Didn't some astartes (thousand sons?) Play a form of Boule in one of the HH books? They where throwing big stone heads on a field.
@@cdev2117 Cain also played "Scrumball" in school, and apparently it's a popular sport (at least in the area of space he's active in)
As stated. Scrumball is a popular sport in cain novels, he played as a teenager as well.
The Internet would be mechanics nuosphere. It's how mechanics get all their info and communicate instantly.
TV, or "vids" exist everywhere in 40k. Local news and fictional shows are referenced frequently in cain novels. Also, cains assistant watches porn regularly.
The black rage totally changes a space marine. So much they are isolated amount themselves and on the battlefield are their own unit completely apart.
An orc waaahhhh is specifically an orc attribute. Cannot be used by another faction or race
Maybe it's just me having read it wrong, but in the end and the death is alluded that Ollanius is Ulysses and was a friend of Theseus
Fabius Bile having a signed copy of Gray’s Anatomy would be a neat bit of lore.
I really wanna believe that the Aedeptus Mechanicus having a toaster as a holy object is actual lore more than just meme
In Prospero Burns, a member of a one of Conservatorum or some kind of imperial library say's that they still have ALL THREE of Shakespeare's plays...
He wrote 37...
I believe The Eisentstein actually may refer to world-famous Soviet director Sergei Eisentstein. His last name is literally Eisentstein, as opposed to a corruption of the name Einstein. I may be wrong though. But considering how some names do stay intact in other parts of the lore, I'm willing to bet it's more likely a nod to Sergei Eisentstein rather than to Einstein.
This is such an innovative idea for warhammer 40k lore. Keep up the quality content major 🫡
Perturabo smiling and gifting a toy to the kid - _that's_ something!
In the grim darkness of the 41st millennium, even the Emperor’s Wi-Fi connection is considered heretical - it’s been buffering for millennia!
The emperor and magnus had copies of some "W.D." animated films based on even more older folklore of old terra to learn how the ancient ones understood the psiquic powers, change mi mind...
Glad your back dude