The fact that neither Tyranids nor Orks have invaded Catachan speaks volumes about just how deadly its nature is. Granted, Tyranids have sent infiltrator bioforms there in the past, but there has been no large-scale invasion by the Great Devourer.
On the main page it showed your comment as first, but on clicking to continue reading it was majorkill's geologie info. Spent a confusing 10 secs wondering why someone would want to see the primarchs most prominent skincare package, followed by another 30-40 secs of wondering if space marines do have skin care routines...
It is in the Warhammer 40K anthology "Let the Galaxy Burn". The natives tie a Princeps from a defeated Titan to the head of one of the dinosaurs and the Princeps prays for exterminatus from the ships in orbit.
@@mikewaterfield3599AborderPrince has the audiobook on his channel, he's got a great voice. That's where I heard it too. But if my memory serves, it's also ancient- pre 2000's lore, that is- so there were some aspects of the story that don't exactly make sense in current canon. But who really keeps the receipts of GW's retcons and addendums anyway?
Fun fact: There is a species of pig called the Babirusa that has life long growing tusks kinda like the crotalid and are known to die from their tusks penetrating their brain.
Nature really cucked that pig professionally, you forgot the bigger the tusks the more likely they're to mate. So it's live as a virgin or die and lay some pipe.
Leman Russ wanted a ring of Space Wolves to surround the Eye of Terror.... but a Radical Inquisitor could have one upped him and surrounded the Eye of Terror with a bunch of Void Krakens
@@averageeughenjoyer6429 Does that apply to Chaos Space Marines though? Their ships and them are all part of RealSpace. Even if there is Warp corruption present on the ships.... the ships are still physical.
@@mrckapm2241 In best case scenario they are badly maintained which can lead to getting them covered with Warp matter, often ships are covered in demonic growths from the outside. Void krakens eat minerals not living things
@@____Carnage____there always has to be something at the bottom that isn't eating other living things, carnivores can't exist without there being something that can't eat them back
Well we all know the real apex Predator of the setting: Sly Marbo. Also to explain a little of the evolutionary sense behind why Barling Toads explode. We see this in real nature, animals who taste bad when they are eaten might die but they curb the predators tendency to eat them by teaching that they taste bad. Same idea but 40k standards.
@@robertnelson9599I’m not sure if it’s African but yea there is an ant that does explode, they contain a liquid that is both toxic and sticky. Blowing themselves up on attacks to keep ‘em still for attacks or to drive em away
@@TheShadowForgeStudio Ah yes, Sateev R'ryne, the - *_legally distinct_* - mentor of Sly Marbo himself. An absolutely legendary guardsman born and raised in the deepest bowels of Catachan. The only man on Catachan who has never survived its fauna and flora, not because he died immediately after being born, but because he never _needed_ to survive. For he Thrived on his beloved homeworld.
There is a story of a small group of 3 warlord titans landing on a planet full of Godzilla like dinosaurs too. I think a tribe of locals had tamed some of the dinosaurs. But it took all three titans to kill just one and then that caused the rest of the unseen herd to come charging and destroyed the titans utterly. I believe it was AborderPrince who read the story on UA-cam.
That was a short story. It ended with the people on the ships in orbit deciding on Exterminatus and then, in a last scene change, it went to a surviving Princeps in a cage on the planet, shouting "EXTERMINATUS!" into the air
It should be noted that according to Lukas the Trickster the Krakens might not even be Fenris’ apex predator, and he theorized there is something bigger that forces the kraken to flee to the surface in the first place.
The krakens are probably my favorite they look so dope but I’d love to see a full depiction of both no waves or asteroids just like a full drawing of what they fully looked like, y’all feel me. Also if they tyranids got a hold of the void one I’d honestly laugh cuz who wouldn’t at that thought, not out of stupidity but genuine awe
In regards to the boom frog’s evolution issue. There’s a tortoise in California that pees when it gets scared. The issue is it’s a desert tortoise so it’ll die of dehydration if it gets scared. So real world example of the ‘get scared, die’
There are also pigs with teeth that will grow into their own head and kill them, but they reproduce before it happens. Also the atlas moth literally does not have a mouth after it emerges from its cocoon and only serves to reproduce.
I wonder if the barking toad's explosion also scatters its eggs over a kilometer radius - if they did, and were immune to the poison, it would make a pretty efficient method of "clearing an area" for the toad's offspring to inhabit unmolested
Knarlocs being able to chew through ceramite and necrodermis consistently should put it around the level of a catachan devil, but nowhere near the inhabitants of the oceans of Catachan.
Attempt number 16: What if the Primarchs where found in the order of their creation. So the Lion was first and Horus was nearly last. I think that could change quite a bit, don't you think? P:S yeah, I'm definitely doing this till it gets to a 100. JOIN ME MY BROTHERS!!
A video on Guilliman’s personal evolution from pre-heresy to now would be great. He comes across as a real jerk in The First Heretic, and I’m wondering what led to his character shift. You could do the same thing for The Lion and other primarchs, too!
Who would win: a machine that has been made for war, with weapons that can glass a fucking hive city, with souls have different classes one of them having a fucking church VS a fucking squig
It seems like when GW went to the drawing board to fill the lore with animals, they looked at Earth and what our animals would look like if they were bombarded with ani-matter and radiation.
2:50 there's literally a wild boar that suffers from this exact problem in real life, except its where their tusks curl around and press into their skull. Idk if its common for their tusks to do that since they're always breaking off in fights and don't always push through the skull, but it has happened and its hilariously stupid how bad evolution got on that one
So cool thing about this video is it essentially is the reason I started my own renegade Salamander succesor chapter. I wanted a rag tag force of basically monster hunters that were inspired by the many deadily fauna of 40k but also my love and long time passion of the Monster Hunter video game series
And we are not mentioning the MUCH, MUCH, MUCH larger salamanders that literally live in the planet's core that are so large their scales are mistaken for cavern walls. (Old Earth, before they leave Nocturne)
Superb video as always @majorkill. Could you make a video dedicated to the Navigators, the major houses, their politics, relation to the overall Imperium and factions, etc
2:50 the whole teeth growing part isn't that uncommon irl but I'm only aware of this happening in mammals mostly rodents, so I guess some space animal could have a thing like this
so legit love listening to your videos in the background while i game looked back after i heard u say u moved and realized u look tired my man u getting enough sleep?
Hey Majorkill. Have you played Rogue Trader? If so what are your thoughts? I have about 10 hours invested into it and am enjoying how well the writing is. It’s like a novel.
The great beasts are why i love zahariel. He killed a beast as a human child (although yes with some psykic powers) which only the lion has previously killed, convinced the watchers he would fight against chaos wherever he saw it, he stood in the presence of the emperor and saved his life, and so many other cool stuff
in one of the rouge trader books it talks about how void krakens reproduce. They fling a peice of themselves at a planet for it to grow off of the planet. Could be how fenris got the father of krakens.
Feel like you could fill the honorable mentions spot with everything from catachan and fenris hell never I'll forget the time a space wolf primaris marine tried the test of morkai, to prove its not what the space wolves make it out to be, and encountered a blackmane thunderwolf. He was shocked that it was as big as him and completely overpowered him easily hell even throwing haymakers at its skull didn't bother it. He only survived due to pure luck really and it still almost tore his throat out. Probably wondered how aspirants of the first born did it witout the rest of the geneseed implanted.
Right, the most dangerous 40k animal is Lavos from ChronoTrigger lol. Good video tho. I kinda liked the “Hydras” from the book “Brothers of the Snake”. Their basically type of “witch trial” for if someone is chaos corrupted. Eaten/not corrupted, survive and then killed by heavy flamers
"Let's pray the Tyranids never get a hold of one." You just know GW would have that happen in a story at some point. Actually Void Kraken vs. World Engine would be awesome.
About the toad: I think it would actually be a very viable evolutionary path, similar to being poisonous. The only predators that get to survive are those who learn to leave you tf alone. But yes, that method of "revenge" is extreme and means the toads would also evolve to be solitary.
Not necessarily. By assuring a mutual destruction of the predator you prevent harm befalling your species. In short, if one explosive toad takes out a tiger, the other 99 explosive toads may live happily. Long before 99 tigers show up, they will learn to not fuck with the toads.
I was hoping for archeosaurs to make the list. Our bottom tier on the list can go toe to toe with a knight, archeosaurs can hang against smaller titans 1v1.
Imagine being a demon just chilling in the warp and without prior warning a fucking crocodile warps in, death-rolls your entire leg off, and then warps out just as quickly. Life sucks in 40k.
catachan is full of shit that are basically on the level of feral tyranids its pretty fucking hilarious how insanely brutal the planet is yet somehow imperial forces still manage to survive there its insane they arent using it as an astartes chapter recruiting and training world
One of my fan made guardsmen regiments comes from a death world that had a chaos corrupted virus bomb dropped on it turning the entire place into Nurgles playground except the people on the world decided screw Nurgle and by some miracle managed to survive, and eventually thrive. In essence they have become immune to the very concept of illness, poison, and disease meaning every poison and disease that has and will ever exist they are immune to. Even Nurgle's rot doesn't faze them, and for that very reason they are often sent to battle the forces of Nurgle. This disease immunity comes with an additional benefit because they are so immune to disease their bodies only rot when on their home world meaning that guardsman who just got cut in half can be sown back together and resurrected good as new.
That was actually the funniest sponsor transition bit i've seen in a while well done. Hey, how do you spell the name of that thing from Molech, mate? I'm tryna google it but i can't find anything
I think it’s important to understand that evolution is not always an improvement, or even an adaptation. It’s more random if anything, throw in chaotic corruption and you probably get some tzeentch-tier stupidly developed animals.
Vulkan. Do not pet that. I will pet this creature No! I MUST BOOP DA SNOOT Edit: Also as a monster hunter fan I love this list and wanna fight like all of them
(If it’s ever happened) I’d love a video about different instances of chaos or the tyranids getting ahold of some of the more deadly animals and 40k and the things that happened because of it
Do not Boop the Snoot
Unless it's the only way to pick up your very own Geologie Skincare package for 70% off here : geolog.ie/MAJORKILL70
Vulkan lives
Me: **Boops the Snoot**
I WANT TO PET THIS CREATURE
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA *screams in Sly Marbo*
Guilliman booped the snoot
The fact that neither Tyranids nor Orks have invaded Catachan speaks volumes about just how deadly its nature is. Granted, Tyranids have sent infiltrator bioforms there in the past, but there has been no large-scale invasion by the Great Devourer.
Once a Chaos Army attacked Catachan, they had 85% Casualitys and then the Jungle Fighter attacked them
@@fuchsmichael93 I like how it's 85% then they get attacked like damn that planet is op
The flora ate the Demons, Not banished ATE@@fuchsmichael93
it's lucky they haven't. Tyranids are already the most powerful faction right now. Could you imagine if they got there hands on that DNA?
@@jonahmorris6055 it would be awesome and i mean that in the like powerful sense for us it would be terrible xD
A video on the relationships between the first founding chapters and there most prominent successors would be cool
Then make it
YESS, like IF and BT/CF
Yessss
@@PB-wb2kjno
On the main page it showed your comment as first, but on clicking to continue reading it was majorkill's geologie info. Spent a confusing 10 secs wondering why someone would want to see the primarchs most prominent skincare package, followed by another 30-40 secs of wondering if space marines do have skin care routines...
"I would like to pet this creature!" - TTS Vulkan the Hugger of Worlds
Do NOT boop that little suicide bomber on the snoot
“-… Boop da Snoot-…”
*STOP WANTING*
Do not boop that merry suicide bomber.
Do not boop that merry suicide bomber
There is a short story with a feral world where literal plasma belching dinosaurs took down titans.
In the grim darkness of the far future there is only Pacific Rim
@@aidonpor8211 yeah, only those Jeagers lost.
It is in the Warhammer 40K anthology "Let the Galaxy Burn". The natives tie a Princeps from a defeated Titan to the head of one of the dinosaurs and the Princeps prays for exterminatus from the ships in orbit.
@@mando686 it was long ago that I read it.
@@mikewaterfield3599AborderPrince has the audiobook on his channel, he's got a great voice. That's where I heard it too. But if my memory serves, it's also ancient- pre 2000's lore, that is- so there were some aspects of the story that don't exactly make sense in current canon.
But who really keeps the receipts of GW's retcons and addendums anyway?
Fun fact: There is a species of pig called the Babirusa that has life long growing tusks kinda like the crotalid and are known to die from their tusks penetrating their brain.
Nature really cucked that pig professionally, you forgot the bigger the tusks the more likely they're to mate. So it's live as a virgin or die and lay some pipe.
Boars have that same problem, IIRC.
Lol
Hamsters and/or guinea pigs do the same.
That's what he's talking about@@NCRVeteranRanger
Leman Russ wanted a ring of Space Wolves to surround the Eye of Terror.... but a Radical Inquisitor could have one upped him and surrounded the Eye of Terror with a bunch of Void Krakens
But Void Krakens wouldn’t attack warp matter
@@averageeughenjoyer6429 Does that apply to Chaos Space Marines though? Their ships and them are all part of RealSpace. Even if there is Warp corruption present on the ships.... the ships are still physical.
@@mrckapm2241 In best case scenario they are badly maintained which can lead to getting them covered with Warp matter, often ships are covered in demonic growths from the outside. Void krakens eat minerals not living things
@@averageeughenjoyer6429 Damn. The longshot plan of the radical Inquisitor just got even more longshot
The dinosaurs on Pythos were warp infused, as one of the legionaries pointed out how could everything in an ecosystem be predatory.
how many of them are there
yeah, at the start of the book, i thought it's some kind of khornite adjecent planet.
@@ishaangill3628 the mega mutated dinosaurs? they've been killing waves afte ways for days. And there was still a lot left at the end of the book.
I mean that’s pretty much what most animals are in the deep ocean
@@____Carnage____there always has to be something at the bottom that isn't eating other living things, carnivores can't exist without there being something that can't eat them back
Well we all know the real apex Predator of the setting: Sly Marbo. Also to explain a little of the evolutionary sense behind why Barling Toads explode. We see this in real nature, animals who taste bad when they are eaten might die but they curb the predators tendency to eat them by teaching that they taste bad. Same idea but 40k standards.
so toad does the teaching by wiping out half the predator’s population
@@fareastslav
It's like the "kills 99.9% of all germs" label.
The remaining 1% is left to tell the tale, as a warning.
Isn’t there a species of African ant that explodes?
@@robertnelson9599I’m not sure if it’s African but yea there is an ant that does explode, they contain a liquid that is both toxic and sticky. Blowing themselves up on attacks to keep ‘em still for attacks or to drive em away
Deadliest Animals in 40k: *exist*
Catachan Jungle Fighters: "Looks like meat is back on the menu, boys!"
Or they imitate Steve Irwin “I’m going to wrestle it”
@@TheShadowForgeStudio
Ah yes, Sateev R'ryne, the - *_legally distinct_* - mentor of Sly Marbo himself.
An absolutely legendary guardsman born and raised in the deepest bowels of Catachan. The only man on Catachan who has never survived its fauna and flora, not because he died immediately after being born, but because he never _needed_ to survive. For he Thrived on his beloved homeworld.
That Lion's head will look great above my door!
There is a story of a small group of 3 warlord titans landing on a planet full of Godzilla like dinosaurs too. I think a tribe of locals had tamed some of the dinosaurs. But it took all three titans to kill just one and then that caused the rest of the unseen herd to come charging and destroyed the titans utterly. I believe it was AborderPrince who read the story on UA-cam.
From 'Let The Galaxy Burn', I remember that one.
Short story: "Battle of the Archeaosaurs" from one of the anthology books. One of my favorites
That was a short story. It ended with the people on the ships in orbit deciding on Exterminatus and then, in a last scene change, it went to a surviving Princeps in a cage on the planet, shouting "EXTERMINATUS!" into the air
Mate, obviously I'm the deadliest animal in 40k, sheesh.
It should be noted that according to Lukas the Trickster the Krakens might not even be Fenris’ apex predator, and he theorized there is something bigger that forces the kraken to flee to the surface in the first place.
I wouldn’t trust him
@@averageeughenjoyer6429why not? Are you saying someone named lukas the trickster is untrustworthy? I think that might be profiling
If there was something bigger, the Space Wolves would have found and killed it.
The krakens are probably my favorite they look so dope but I’d love to see a full depiction of both no waves or asteroids just like a full drawing of what they fully looked like, y’all feel me. Also if they tyranids got a hold of the void one I’d honestly laugh cuz who wouldn’t at that thought, not out of stupidity but genuine awe
In regards to the boom frog’s evolution issue. There’s a tortoise in California that pees when it gets scared. The issue is it’s a desert tortoise so it’ll die of dehydration if it gets scared. So real world example of the ‘get scared, die’
There are also pigs with teeth that will grow into their own head and kill them, but they reproduce before it happens. Also the atlas moth literally does not have a mouth after it emerges from its cocoon and only serves to reproduce.
I wonder if the barking toad's explosion also scatters its eggs over a kilometer radius - if they did, and were immune to the poison, it would make a pretty efficient method of "clearing an area" for the toad's offspring to inhabit unmolested
Knarlocs being able to chew through ceramite and necrodermis consistently should put it around the level of a catachan devil, but nowhere near the inhabitants of the oceans of Catachan.
what lies in the oceans of Catachan? monka
shit, i didn't even really think about catachan having an ocean
I'm not suprise if they have an ocean full of gojira-like kaijus.
*TTS Vulkan voice*:
“I WOOD LIKE TO PET DIS CREECHA*”
Then there's the deadliest species to ever exist, that once lived on Terra. The drop bear
That is heresy you speak, I would not let the emperor hear you think that.
Attempt number 16:
What if the Primarchs where found in the order of their creation. So the Lion was first and Horus was nearly last. I think that could change quite a bit, don't you think?
P:S yeah, I'm definitely doing this till it gets to a 100.
JOIN ME MY BROTHERS!!
Xd
The Emperor protects
I second this
found on purpose or do you think he wouldve gone by a planet and been like nah thats number 8 im looking for 5 right now, i'll come back later 😂
You have my vote brother
A yes.. crocodiles that teleport.
Wait, they couldn’t before?
ngl the Crotalid sounds like somthing the old ones have devolved into. From high civilization to warp-capable crocadile, I find that pretty funny.
It’s worth noting that the Catachan Devil CAN survive a Barking Toad explosion. Granted, in the particular case that I read, the Toad was a juvenile.
Didn’t know anything about Warhammer until I started watching your videos, they’re awesome!
Do a video on the chief librarian from each legion.
A video on Guilliman’s personal evolution from pre-heresy to now would be great. He comes across as a real jerk in The First Heretic, and I’m wondering what led to his character shift. You could do the same thing for The Lion and other primarchs, too!
Who would win: a machine that has been made for war, with weapons that can glass a fucking hive city, with souls have different classes one of them having a fucking church VS a fucking squig
The catachan devils are also great for Necron internecine meme conflicts
It seems like when GW went to the drawing board to fill the lore with animals, they looked at Earth and what our animals would look like if they were bombarded with ani-matter and radiation.
2:50 there's literally a wild boar that suffers from this exact problem in real life, except its where their tusks curl around and press into their skull. Idk if its common for their tusks to do that since they're always breaking off in fights and don't always push through the skull, but it has happened and its hilariously stupid how bad evolution got on that one
You know you fucked up and stayed up way too late as an American when you see the Majorkill drop before you've seen sleep.
7:53 the fact you say raid boss then show the kraken instantly makes me think of terramorphous from bl2
So cool thing about this video is it essentially is the reason I started my own renegade Salamander succesor chapter. I wanted a rag tag force of basically monster hunters that were inspired by the many deadily fauna of 40k but also my love and long time passion of the Monster Hunter video game series
And we are not mentioning the MUCH, MUCH, MUCH larger salamanders that literally live in the planet's core that are so large their scales are mistaken for cavern walls. (Old Earth, before they leave Nocturne)
I like this video because Majorkill’s hair is back to normal and less scary 🫣
Majorkills slowing turning his room into a news station for warhammer, news anchor Majorkill :-)
Love your videos. Please go more in depth about the High lord rebeling against G-man.
Solid ass content. Love the crazy fauna in 40k!
Do a vid on the prominent librarians/sorcerers from chapters/legions that opposed magnus at his trial
Superb video as always @majorkill.
Could you make a video dedicated to the Navigators, the major houses, their politics, relation to the overall Imperium and factions, etc
Imagine some unlucky dude picking up a toad only to have it explode and blast the shit of of him his friends family and everything in his whole town
2:50 the whole teeth growing part isn't that uncommon irl but I'm only aware of this happening in mammals mostly rodents, so I guess some space animal could have a thing like this
"BOOP DE SNOOT!"
No booping!
so legit love listening to your videos in the background while i game looked back after i heard u say u moved and realized u look tired my man u getting enough sleep?
Skip all ads 2:22
All of these critters are just the warm up for travel to Australia…
More vids on planets, and maybe a few vids on the lesser known units from the astra militara??
Hey Majorkill. Have you played Rogue Trader? If so what are your thoughts? I have about 10 hours invested into it and am enjoying how well the writing is. It’s like a novel.
He’s streamed it previously
The great beasts are why i love zahariel. He killed a beast as a human child (although yes with some psykic powers) which only the lion has previously killed, convinced the watchers he would fight against chaos wherever he saw it, he stood in the presence of the emperor and saved his life, and so many other cool stuff
in one of the rouge trader books it talks about how void krakens reproduce. They fling a peice of themselves at a planet for it to grow off of the planet. Could be how fenris got the father of krakens.
top work sven....merry xmas
Love the video 🤘
Feel like you could fill the honorable mentions spot with everything from catachan and fenris hell never I'll forget the time a space wolf primaris marine tried the test of morkai, to prove its not what the space wolves make it out to be, and encountered a blackmane thunderwolf. He was shocked that it was as big as him and completely overpowered him easily hell even throwing haymakers at its skull didn't bother it. He only survived due to pure luck really and it still almost tore his throat out. Probably wondered how aspirants of the first born did it witout the rest of the geneseed implanted.
Majorkill you should do a video about all the warhammer stuff in the background at the start of each video
A video of the top ten community made wholesome moments would be great
Right, the most dangerous 40k animal is Lavos from ChronoTrigger lol. Good video tho. I kinda liked the “Hydras” from the book “Brothers of the Snake”. Their basically type of “witch trial” for if someone is chaos corrupted. Eaten/not corrupted, survive and then killed by heavy flamers
Blessed be Majorkill, may he labor forever in the warm light of the algorithm
"Let's pray the Tyranids never get a hold of one." You just know GW would have that happen in a story at some point. Actually Void Kraken vs. World Engine would be awesome.
@te.legram__majorkillYT thanks!
That's a hectic match up lmao
Video idea: Does Santa Claus exist in Warhammer?
Bro….love your content! Merry Xmas and looking forward to seeing more in the new year.
It would be cool to run a ttrpg adventure centered around a Void Kraken's seed starting to wreak havoc on an impregnated world.
About the toad: I think it would actually be a very viable evolutionary path, similar to being poisonous. The only predators that get to survive are those who learn to leave you tf alone. But yes, that method of "revenge" is extreme and means the toads would also evolve to be solitary.
There's also the fact that it could destroy the ecosystem.
Not necessarily. By assuring a mutual destruction of the predator you prevent harm befalling your species. In short, if one explosive toad takes out a tiger, the other 99 explosive toads may live happily. Long before 99 tigers show up, they will learn to not fuck with the toads.
Ah perfect. My two interests, animals and Warhammer, finally combined in one Video
OI YA GIT! YA FORGOT DA SQUIGGOTH YA RUNT! ✊️
The crotalid: TTS remembers
I'm now back to asking what if clonegrim returned to the setting? How'd the imperium and primarchs react?
6:11 greatly appreciated reference
The green ones in power armor that likes hugs... greatest line ever.
Lol the salamanders and the salamanders attacked the Death Guard
Let's put a saddle on the Salamander then mount a Salamander on it. This model must exist.
"Let's just hope the Tyranids don't catch one"
*Shadow of the Warp enters system and blots out life itself*
I was hoping for archeosaurs to make the list. Our bottom tier on the list can go toe to toe with a knight, archeosaurs can hang against smaller titans 1v1.
Imagine being a demon just chilling in the warp and without prior warning a fucking crocodile warps in, death-rolls your entire leg off, and then warps out just as quickly. Life sucks in 40k.
Holy shit finally major covering animals in 40K FUCK YES
catachan is full of shit that are basically on the level of feral tyranids
its pretty fucking hilarious how insanely brutal the planet is yet somehow imperial forces still manage to survive there
its insane they arent using it as an astartes chapter recruiting and training world
Majorkill: do not boop the snoot
Me: *sad salamander noises* but it would be but a single boop on its noggin 🥺
Yo, majorkill, congrats on getting on the tacticus ads!
I really love how you are able to make fun of yourself while still being very informative. Well done sir.
love the vids!
I diddent know i needed this but good to know
Vulkan: "But i must boop the snoop."
There was a great story in the Guard 9e Codex about Catachan. Basically Khorne invades Australia and gets wrecked.
Vulcan and the Barking Toad was peak TTS
One of my fan made guardsmen regiments comes from a death world that had a chaos corrupted virus bomb dropped on it turning the entire place into Nurgles playground except the people on the world decided screw Nurgle and by some miracle managed to survive, and eventually thrive. In essence they have become immune to the very concept of illness, poison, and disease meaning every poison and disease that has and will ever exist they are immune to. Even Nurgle's rot doesn't faze them, and for that very reason they are often sent to battle the forces of Nurgle. This disease immunity comes with an additional benefit because they are so immune to disease their bodies only rot when on their home world meaning that guardsman who just got cut in half can be sown back together and resurrected good as new.
That was actually the funniest sponsor transition bit i've seen in a while well done. Hey, how do you spell the name of that thing from Molech, mate? I'm tryna google it but i can't find anything
You know, I actually wonder if Votann (rock and stone and all, you know?) have some sort of mining megatech that can actually damage void krakens.
Anti ship weapons
ah, the catachan barking toad. the near death of Vulkan from TTS, maybe eventually he'll be able to boop the snoot
The funny thing is that there's also a real species of boar whose teeth grow into their brains through their skulls if they get too old, killing them
I think this man is the most qualifies for the topic because he's Australian
I think it’s important to understand that evolution is not always an improvement, or even an adaptation. It’s more random if anything, throw in chaotic corruption and you probably get some tzeentch-tier stupidly developed animals.
Vulkan. Do not pet that.
I will pet this creature
No!
I MUST BOOP DA SNOOT
Edit: Also as a monster hunter fan I love this list and wanna fight like all of them
Kinda shocked you didn't mention the Warp jumping spiders from the planet Murder right after the warp croc
Didn’t realize they could warp jump, but yeah, surprised Murder wasn’t mentioned.
Do not boop the snoot. Such sage advice. 😉🤣🤣
Everything on this list either to warp corrupted or needlessly big for the tyranids to care, but katchin looks tasty.
I wish to Boop the Snoot is one of the best memes to come out of TTS.
The entire list could be filled with tyranids
The scariest part? When we finally venture out into space we may encounter voidborne life forms like that kraken
I forgot the name, but there’s this demented drop bear looking thing that goes berserk at the smell of its own blood.
I think a Endryd Haar lore video would be cool
Love from a BruvaAlfabusa and Vaush fan!
(If it’s ever happened) I’d love a video about different instances of chaos or the tyranids getting ahold of some of the more deadly animals and 40k and the things that happened because of it
A tyranid kraken.. Thanks for that image..