He needs a helmet and jock strap. Don't want him to turn into that Dwarf from the Hobbit with an axe in his head. Appreciate that he called this safety concern out at the end of the video
a helmet isn't terribly useful against a mace, go figure against a 3kg object. Yes it might reduce the caved in skull but you are still rocking the brain causing internal bleeding and possibly breaking the neck. Helmets are more against glancing hits
@@marcogenovesi8570Better we crack a helmet than a skull though. You might get a concussion with a helmet and it'll aborb much of the force. You're going to break your skull open without one. Ever wondered why they started wearing helmets in world war one?
@@kirbyis4ever the helmet does not magically eat the impact force of a mace and much less of a 3kg object. Unless you deflect it, you are still dead with TBI (traumatic brain injury) and possibly a broken neck even if the skull is not cracked. If you want protection from that you need a full exoskeleton (or a vehicle) that can actually tank the impact for you. They wore helmets in WW1 mostly for shrapnel and other small stuff thrown around by artillery, not for melee combat, nor for guns. Even modern helmets barely stop pistols and still leave you in a bad shape after the hit. Helmets designed for melee were very common in middle ages and renaissance but they were mostly for glancing blows and deflections. A direct hit with a mace or a polearm would still take you down.
I legitimately thought you would be lucky to be able to catch it one out of like 10 times, but the consistency you were able to achieve and the combos was amazing. Awesome video, good luck with the new channel!
I'd say, name the test dummy the Mark 1, so when you've totally destroyed it, you can get a new one and that'll be the Mark 2 onwards, just like Iron Man's suits!
Seeing you swing that about on the rubber band my first thoughts were, "He's going to take his knee out", followed by, "That looks like a lot of fun." A surprise, but a welcome one indeed.
Name the target 'Bruce' - like your enthusiasm Tyranth - great work. Was very surprising how well you could catch it and use it again on a return. Nice job!
Man I love the concept, the range/veriety of moves and it looks really usable. Now I want a well thought through version of this, smaller hammer, everything well constructed so you can swing it hard and then train and get good with it.
Dude this was so badass!the way you handled Thors hammer when it came back to you was really good.Cant believe you actualy made a returning throwing hammer,this was fantastic Tyranth.
the way he's spinning it. isn't there a Japanese weapon that has a spike or mace head on a very long chain? (or is that just a fantasy thing) I remember seeing someone throwing it around like deadly ribbon dancing. This video would be a good reference for the movies to feel grounded.
Kusarigama were usually (but not always) small hand-axe like scythes with chains attached to them. The other end of the chain contains a counterweight which allows for impressive control - leading to demonstrations that look like deadly ribbon dancing.
I'm stuck between awe of watching him use it so well and extreme anxiety of it proximity to his shins. I'd have to be wearing grieves with additional heavy padding to tolerate that.
I've seen your skill to an extent during cutting and tests on Shad's channel, but the fact that you were able to just start swinging that thing around with such dexterity is insane. You are very naturally gifted with these things.
Oh MY GOD TYRANT!! DUDE YOU R INSANELY GOOD WITH IT! I couldn't believe the tricks you did with that returning system. Didn't believe it would be even possible. Damn dude! Also about name for your "Boromir"😅 Tony, Sutr, Ultron, = SulTron'y (the 'Y' is silent😉)
Forget Mjolnir, practice saying 'a-lu-min-ium' ;P Great video by the way, I think you're great on Shadiversity and Knight's Watch so I'm on board for this ride too.
@@shawnwolf5961 I'm American and here to tell you that "Aluminium" is the original and everyone else uses the original. As usual, us pig-headed Americans couldn't change an inch to keep pace with the rest of the world.
This was so good I think you should present shad with doing a whole testing video on weapons attached by bungee cord, because unlike rope, rubber bands actually seems to be somewhat practical
@ScreenTested this was wicked cool. Word to the wise since you've been doing this for a long time so .. but during the coconut smashing thing pls wear eye protection because the little shell fragments fly all over the place ... ignore if this isnt an actual concern.. again amazing display of skill ( both shop work skill and with the weapon catching)
I would not want to use that as an actual weapon but it looks like a hella fun afternoon workout swinging that thing around and trying to thwack the dummy. 😁
Duuude, every single time you threw that I was going in my head "please don't get hurt, please don't get hurt, please don't get hurt" I'm glad everything went as well.
Because of the way you picked this up pretty naturally, I think you could attach a rope and use it like a meteor hammer. Little more reach and controle with practice. Could make an interesting follow-up I think.
It's a giant, elastic meteor hammer... Categorizing it doesn't make it any less terrifying. But at least it gives you a starting point for the kind of fighting style you would use with it.
You made that look almost easy! Being a professional really shows when you make one of the most unwieldy things ever, into something truly badass. I'm so glad you didn't dent your skull or pop a grape. Shared, subscribed, and I wish I could like it twice.
I am so surprised how well it came back, you managed to throw it and catch by the handle multiple times in a row, I thought it would be as well controlled. I'm guessing the much heavier top of it make the handle comeback quite consistently.
This channel has such a fun idea for content. Saw you there over at Shad’s and made my way here. Very cool! Snake Eye’s tonfa blades would be a interesting weapon to test.
Another awesome video. Great content and no one got hurt druing filming right ; ) But some great looking moves right there, it works and looks great on screen. Ultron would be a good name.
I'm surprised and elated that it worked so well! The Avengers should be calling soon for your technical expertise of Asgardian weaponry. And I vote for Tony.
I found an old wooden mallet, and it was close enough in shape, that I used a grinder and shaped it basically into Mjolnier, and it's able to splatter the hardened ice between my tires
A) This was totally badass! B) I was definitely concerned every time that giant piece of aluminum made its way towards your face, I am glad nothing went wrong C) Have been a fan since I first saw you on Shadiversity and then Knight's Watch. Love the fact you now have your own channel! I'll def be watching more! Also please don't brain yourself with one of these tests x_x
Awesome test here, I was very impressed with how it went, well done. I was deeply concerned for you knees here after the first couple throws. I would generally recommend that you wear your safety stuff for at least the first 2 or 3 tests since if something is going to go wrong, its often going to be before you get a feel for what your doing. Doing it and then determining if you need the safety based on that feels like a very dangerous way of dealing with things. That said, it was a good video regardless of my concerns there so once again, very well done.
Oh i forgot to put on notifications so i didnt notice this one until UA-cam recommended this video, lesson learned. Also really cool video im glad i didnt miss it completely.
Awesome Job Man!!! That was such a great video! I really loved how you were able to throw and catch it consistently! I would like to see you throw it at a target that the band doesn't have to stretch to reach and see how well the returning process works. What kind of defence could you use against this thing? I can't wait to see what you come out with next!!!
I didn’t really test it but it was relatively easy to have it “return” when it was just laying on the ground so I would assume it’s similar after hitting a target 👍🏼
I got so drawn into this video seeing tyranth use that hammer with such finesse. Took a lot of balls to swing around a hammer on a rubber band, and sure as hell gained a lot of respect from me. Great video
This is quite similar to the weapon I saw in Legend of Chu and Han and Three Kingdoms each just once and also some Japanese documentary from much later period. It probably was in some way real weapon for duels or even combat. Not a regular weapon though and usable only by strongmen.
I'm really surprised that this actually works, well kind of. I expected the usual "heavy thing on a rope/chain"-issues, which this still has, but its definitely a cool concept for fantasy
Justin Hammer or just Justin for short. Fitting given the last name of the character and this test. And if memory serves it was at the end of Iron Man 2 that the Thor movie was teased with a shot of Mjolnir
Fantastic how you made this work. I would never do it myself, but it was impressive. 😉 Musical greetings from Belgium, Gunther (singer and lyrics writer of Gabriel Scar)
He is worthy
As soon as I saw he was attaching a workout band to a metal hammer I thought, "Well, there goes Tyranth's front teeth and or testicles."
Well fortunately you were incorrect haha
@@ScreenTested you have to admit it would make it be a pretty interesting in second episode😂😂
He needs a helmet and jock strap. Don't want him to turn into that Dwarf from the Hobbit with an axe in his head.
Appreciate that he called this safety concern out at the end of the video
@@ScreenTestedWhat about the bloopers clips? 😆
Damn, you would spend your time keeping track of your weapon and the enemy. Nice video
"That...was fucking terrifying. Let's do it again!"
Story of my life.
Name him Phony Stark
Phony Shark
i quite like that actually
I say call him Shad hahahaha
😂
Ha !
to spin 3kg of aluminum around you like that without a helmet, you're a mad man
Well yeah a helmet would mess up his hair
a helmet isn't terribly useful against a mace, go figure against a 3kg object. Yes it might reduce the caved in skull but you are still rocking the brain causing internal bleeding and possibly breaking the neck. Helmets are more against glancing hits
@@marcogenovesi8570Better we crack a helmet than a skull though. You might get a concussion with a helmet and it'll aborb much of the force. You're going to break your skull open without one. Ever wondered why they started wearing helmets in world war one?
@@kirbyis4ever the helmet does not magically eat the impact force of a mace and much less of a 3kg object. Unless you deflect it, you are still dead with TBI (traumatic brain injury) and possibly a broken neck even if the skull is not cracked. If you want protection from that you need a full exoskeleton (or a vehicle) that can actually tank the impact for you.
They wore helmets in WW1 mostly for shrapnel and other small stuff thrown around by artillery, not for melee combat, nor for guns. Even modern helmets barely stop pistols and still leave you in a bad shape after the hit.
Helmets designed for melee were very common in middle ages and renaissance but they were mostly for glancing blows and deflections. A direct hit with a mace or a polearm would still take you down.
I legitimately thought you would be lucky to be able to catch it one out of like 10 times, but the consistency you were able to achieve and the combos was amazing. Awesome video, good luck with the new channel!
It was a lot more stable that even I thought it would be 👍🏼
Looks like a great way to stay in shape. An hour a day and you can skip the gym.
@@ScreenTested Shad would hate this. It's a flail head on the end of a bungee cord, and so I hove it. 😄🤣
You should call the armored target fella "Foamy Stark"
Ha !
I'd say, name the test dummy the Mark 1, so when you've totally destroyed it, you can get a new one and that'll be the Mark 2 onwards, just like Iron Man's suits!
That's actually a really cool idea. Best one yet.
I hope Chris Hemsworth sees this and visits you, Tyranth, it would be amazing seeing the pair of you exploring what Mjholnir can do
This would be awesome
Seeing you swing that about on the rubber band my first thoughts were, "He's going to take his knee out", followed by, "That looks like a lot of fun." A surprise, but a welcome one indeed.
So Tyranth basically just made DnD's chain of returning, complete with the saving throws to avoid damage! 🤣
Well, glad your bones survived intact and unfractured. That was quite an impressive demonstration, Tyranth.
Since you've tested Mjolnir, you need to do a video testing Cap's shield next.
😉
Quite impressed with the way you handled that flying skull-smasher!
i approve of your choice of armament
Tyranth casually chilling with the Marvel interpretation of Mjolnir while the Norse mythology accurate one sits in the background lol
This turned out very well. I'm honoured to have played a small part in helping with this video... Even if I was worried for your safety and my own.
Excellent work
Name the target 'Bruce' - like your enthusiasm Tyranth - great work. Was very surprising how well you could catch it and use it again on a return. Nice job!
Finally the internet gives us a man brave enough to do this kind of testing 😂
I see now why Thor wears a helmet in the comics.
13:19 Ooooooh! That headshot! Absolutely awesome video 😄 Really surprised how well you managed to control that weight!
Man I love the concept, the range/veriety of moves and it looks really usable. Now I want a well thought through version of this, smaller hammer, everything well constructed so you can swing it hard and then train and get good with it.
Dude this was so badass!the way you handled Thors hammer when it came back to you was really good.Cant believe you actualy made a returning throwing hammer,this was fantastic Tyranth.
the way he's spinning it. isn't there a Japanese weapon that has a spike or mace head on a very long chain? (or is that just a fantasy thing)
I remember seeing someone throwing it around like deadly ribbon dancing.
This video would be a good reference for the movies to feel grounded.
Kusarigama were usually (but not always) small hand-axe like scythes with chains attached to them. The other end of the chain contains a counterweight which allows for impressive control - leading to demonstrations that look like deadly ribbon dancing.
Dual wielding the blades of chaos using this method would be terrifying.
for the user
I'm stuck between awe of watching him use it so well and extreme anxiety of it proximity to his shins. I'd have to be wearing grieves with additional heavy padding to tolerate that.
Got to say i clinched when you started the montage 😂
This was great 😊
I kept thinking you were going to smash your shins at some point. Impressive on the catches!
I've seen your skill to an extent during cutting and tests on Shad's channel, but the fact that you were able to just start swinging that thing around with such dexterity is insane. You are very naturally gifted with these things.
The deadliest Yo-Yo of the 9 Realms
Bro, you are living the dream. I can imagine Thor training just like that when he got his hammer. Goosebumps.
that worked so much better than anyone could've hoped for
a risky one to wield but damn you pulled it off
Oh MY GOD TYRANT!! DUDE YOU R INSANELY GOOD WITH IT! I couldn't believe the tricks you did with that returning system. Didn't believe it would be even possible. Damn dude!
Also about name for your "Boromir"😅 Tony, Sutr, Ultron, = SulTron'y (the 'Y' is silent😉)
looks like a good work out too
absolutely terrifying, love it
Okay, that may have been terrifying, but it was badass. Had to feel cool as hell to be doing that!
Love your new content, mang.
Forget Mjolnir, practice saying 'a-lu-min-ium' ;P
Great video by the way, I think you're great on Shadiversity and Knight's Watch so I'm on board for this ride too.
no, it's aluminum. You brit's pronounce it wrong :p
@@shawnwolf5961 Keep telling yourself that, friend.
@@shawnwolf5961 I'm American and here to tell you that "Aluminium" is the original and everyone else uses the original. As usual, us pig-headed Americans couldn't change an inch to keep pace with the rest of the world.
I'm shocked how cool that looked
what a madman, you're doing such a good job tyranth keep up the good work
Thors mighty meow meow?
This was so good I think you should present shad with doing a whole testing video on weapons attached by bungee cord, because unlike rope, rubber bands actually seems to be somewhat practical
Definitely Tony for the new mannequin name. I was so afraid that you were going to get smashed with that hammer. That would have hurt so badly.
I am floored by how well that worked.
This is, however, deffinitely more dangerous than the sledge hammer flail.
@ScreenTested this was wicked cool. Word to the wise since you've been doing this for a long time so .. but during the coconut smashing thing pls wear eye protection because the little shell fragments fly all over the place ... ignore if this isnt an actual concern.. again amazing display of skill ( both shop work skill and with the weapon catching)
that works a LOT better then I thought
I would not want to use that as an actual weapon but it looks like a hella fun afternoon workout swinging that thing around and trying to thwack the dummy. 😁
This might be the most terrifying thing I've ever seen someone do, holy shit
Duuude, every single time you threw that I was going in my head "please don't get hurt, please don't get hurt, please don't get hurt" I'm glad everything went as well.
Every time Tyranth threw that hammer I was scared FOR him lol
Because of the way you picked this up pretty naturally, I think you could attach a rope and use it like a meteor hammer. Little more reach and controle with practice. Could make an interesting follow-up I think.
It's a giant, elastic meteor hammer... Categorizing it doesn't make it any less terrifying.
But at least it gives you a starting point for the kind of fighting style you would use with it.
You could probably use this same set up to make Hornet’s Needle and Thread from Hollow Knight. It would be so awesome!
You made that look almost easy! Being a professional really shows when you make one of the most unwieldy things ever, into something truly badass. I'm so glad you didn't dent your skull or pop a grape. Shared, subscribed, and I wish I could like it twice.
This was actually extremely bad ass. That very first fully successful throw you did that even impressed you was sick
That looks like a badass workout also.works every muscle in your body.
I am so surprised how well it came back, you managed to throw it and catch by the handle multiple times in a row, I thought it would be as well controlled.
I'm guessing the much heavier top of it make the handle comeback quite consistently.
You are very talented in both modifying the M... Thor hammer and using it. Testing it was god tier bravery!
The world’s most dangerous yo-yo ladies and gentleman
At least until he makes a Stormbreaker lol
This channel has such a fun idea for content. Saw you there over at Shad’s and made my way here. Very cool!
Snake Eye’s tonfa blades would be a interesting weapon to test.
Another awesome video. Great content and no one got hurt druing filming right ; ) But some great looking moves right there, it works and looks great on screen. Ultron would be a good name.
The way you said "Mjølnir" sounded very swedish so you were very close. Odin would be proud to have you at his table whenever you join him in Valhall.
I'm surprised and elated that it worked so well! The Avengers should be calling soon for your technical expertise of Asgardian weaponry.
And I vote for Tony.
I found an old wooden mallet, and it was close enough in shape, that I used a grinder and shaped it basically into Mjolnier, and it's able to splatter the hardened ice between my tires
That basically turned magic into reality! I never thought anyone would think to do that... mostly for safety reasons... I'm glad you're okay....
Awesome video, how about Iron Tony for a name because of his mask
Nice video. A bit different from Shadiversity, but in my opinion also a bit more cool
Greetings from Germany
This worked surprisingly well!
I really enjoyed this vid and I'm very glad you weren't injured during it. Take Care and Stay Safe.
By Odin right eye, you’ve done it
This looks so good
That's actually pretty cool. Genuinely surprised me.
I'd love to see some of Elden Rings more absurd weapons tested!
A) This was totally badass!
B) I was definitely concerned every time that giant piece of aluminum made its way towards your face, I am glad nothing went wrong
C) Have been a fan since I first saw you on Shadiversity and then Knight's Watch. Love the fact you now have your own channel! I'll def be watching more!
Also please don't brain yourself with one of these tests x_x
That looked wicked cool. And VERY dangerous 😱
Awesome test here, I was very impressed with how it went, well done. I was deeply concerned for you knees here after the first couple throws. I would generally recommend that you wear your safety stuff for at least the first 2 or 3 tests since if something is going to go wrong, its often going to be before you get a feel for what your doing. Doing it and then determining if you need the safety based on that feels like a very dangerous way of dealing with things. That said, it was a good video regardless of my concerns there so once again, very well done.
Yeaaaaaah Tyranth!!! Keep em' coming man!
This is incredible that you’re ACTUALLY able to use that in some pretty impressive combos!
Oh i forgot to put on notifications so i didnt notice this one until UA-cam recommended this video, lesson learned. Also really cool video im glad i didnt miss it completely.
First thing I noticed was a Barbasol can. So I would name the dummy Nedry.
Awesome Job Man!!! That was such a great video! I really loved how you were able to throw and catch it consistently!
I would like to see you throw it at a target that the band doesn't have to stretch to reach and see how well the returning process works. What kind of defence could you use against this thing?
I can't wait to see what you come out with next!!!
I didn’t really test it but it was relatively easy to have it “return” when it was just laying on the ground so I would assume it’s similar after hitting a target 👍🏼
THE MIGHTY THORS HAMMER mew-mew
Lol 😂 I’m dying
Man. You are even more impressive than I thought. Stupid brave too. Came and subbed as soon as I found out. Love you, Tyranth!
100% should call the dummy Tony lol. Great job Tyranth on both videos by the way haha,
I got so drawn into this video seeing tyranth use that hammer with such finesse. Took a lot of balls to swing around a hammer on a rubber band, and sure as hell gained a lot of respect from me. Great video
This is quite similar to the weapon I saw in Legend of Chu and Han and Three Kingdoms each just once and also some Japanese documentary from much later period.
It probably was in some way real weapon for duels or even combat. Not a regular weapon though and usable only by strongmen.
I'm really surprised that this actually works, well kind of. I expected the usual "heavy thing on a rope/chain"-issues, which this still has, but its definitely a cool concept for fantasy
Call him Nate :D
I have to say, it is so strange to see you without Shad or Nate. It's enjoyable though, keep it up. The rubber band worked better than I expected.
Justin Hammer or just Justin for short. Fitting given the last name of the character and this test. And if memory serves it was at the end of Iron Man 2 that the Thor movie was teased with a shot of Mjolnir
How tf does this not have a million views
That is so cool. The fact that u can catch it is awesome
High bloody quality mate!
Fantastic how you made this work. I would never do it myself, but it was impressive. 😉 Musical greetings from Belgium, Gunther (singer and lyrics writer of Gabriel Scar)
That looks like an amazing workout!!!
This headshot was freaaaakiiingg awesome!!!! 13:19
Omg this is the coolest thors hammer content on youtube
Great video Tyranth!!! Looking forward to more.
Awesome vid Tyranth thank you for sharing it.
I would've definitely been wearing shin, knee, and nut guards for this lol. It's crazy how well you did.