Knowing that space Marines from other legions call each other "cousin" much like how the primarchs would call the Marines from other legions "nephew" makes me very happy
@@falcon0262he called the guardsmen as irrelevant and probably wouldn’t have bothered with them even if they were able to be saved. Emperor paid him back by not allowing his own geneseed to be harvested.
The Salamander known for their compassion immediately assists his cousin. who slaps his hand away forever focused on the mission. awesome details there
"So, you risk death coming into my lai-" *BAM* "Boring conversation anyways." "What madness drove you to-" *BAM* "Really boring conversation." "STOP INTERRUPTING ME!"
0:32 Loved the quick discussion of tactics by simply saying the name of it. Space Marines have EVERY tactical strategy in their memories for any and all combat scenarios
Perfect cross-chapter intercultural exchange. Really shows the mutual respect & awareness of both the Salamanders & Ultramarines. I wonder if we'd see the same with the White Scars or Space Wolves, just because of how unknown & overlooked they are.
This is the value of the Codex Astartes. Its not a bible. It is THE book on war in the 31st to 41st millennium. It has wisdom from every single Primarch found within it. Its not Guillaman's love letter to himself. It is the Art of War for galactic scale conflict and the strategic/economic considerations of conflict involving forces from wildly different places and mindsets.
@@ngominh259 White Scars often assist the Ultramarines so I can imagine they tend to sync perfectly The WOLVES on the other hand I doubt they tend to be 1 sided in their tactics
@@Cordnk it's much more nebulous and difficult when the 2 marines are from different chapters/ systems/ cultures. This is why the Codex is crucial among Loyalists.
The Moment Brutus hands off the Geneseed to Sekan.... you understand how much trust and faith he has in him. For a Apothicary of a chapter to entrust his chapters geneseed to another chapter is seen as a high taboo. To the point one would rather see it destroyed then be in this situation "I will get them Home" This one sentence carries more weight and conviction then most people could possibly believe. When a Son of Vulcan says he will do something... He will do it... or Die trying. Rest easy Brother Brutus, your Fight is Over... Sekan will see your brothers to safety.
There are a lot of chapters that have the trust and faith of their cousins, the Salamanders being one of those chapters. Others, like the Minotaurs, Iron Hands, and Lamenters, are not so trusted. I imagine Brutus wouldn't hand his geneseed off to a Blood Raven quite so easily, for example. Maybe because the Blood Raven would gleefully nick them 😂
Yeah, though to be fair to The Lamenters: they would try their damnedest to complete the mission and return the Gene-seeds, but then some super cosmically unlucky thing would happen making the situation so much worse. (Each Lamenter dying and losing the seeds, seeds being destroyed right as they’re extracting, or something even worse like any attempt at extraction fails for inexplicable reasons.) They have some of the strongest moral characters in the setting for what they go through, but they’re just beyond unlucky and every well-intentioned action they take their cousins find fault in.
@@EyebrowsGaming Despite the Raven Guards pension for "acquiring" artifacts, I feel that Geneseed poaching would be a step too far even for them. Now Marine's Malevolent on the hand? They routinely poach Geneseed from other chapters.
Makes you feel bad for them since they're the ones upholding a heavier burden for the chapters future. I'm just glad he got all the fallen geneseeds out before he died
@@EC23331 my bad, I made a Typo, it was Progenoid Essentially, the Progenoid Glands (who's name has the word "Progenitor", akin to Father in this case) are two organs, one planted in the neck, one in the chest, that makes a Space Marine into a proper Space Marine of their chapter, and are pivotal for the survival and creation of other chapters. Essentially, these glands contains the genetic material of their Primarch and previous Battle-Brothers, and transmits all the tactical and even psychological make-up of the Legion; these glands are like a small archive that makes a Marine a true Astartes, as it is also used to make new Gene-Seed (the 20+ organs, or Zygotes as they are called, that makes a Space Marine into a true Space Marine). Without, a Space Marine chapter will be doomed to cease, and its history with it, same for the memory of its predecessors and Primarch. Now, the Progenoids are also one reason why the Gene-Seed is incompatible with women, as the genetic informations tailored to the organs are wired on male genetics, and due to these Organs (all of them) essentially acts in similar fashion to viruses, they will try to adapt the host to them, forcing it to change, but since the host at the point of gene-seed insertion will be formed, this will result in gruesome ends, and this also applies to candidates who ends up been incompatible, reason why the rate of success is so low (Primaris managed to make standards for candidates more easy to survive, but still we speak about a minuscle number of them). In a way, if you knows about Metal Gear Solid, amd knows about Liquid, the Space Marines are like the Genetic Soldiers of Shadow Moses: they are digital clones of their genetic fathers, who are themselves clones of a guy. So yes, the Imperium is Outer Heaven, the Emperor is Big Boss, the Primarchs are Solid, Solidus, Liquid and so on Snake, and the Space Marines are the Genetic Soldiers. It was always Kojima
To bad its games workshop making them i would love to watch these but i refuse to support warhammer+ and the people that threatened so many great 40k creators to stop. I miss my text to speech emperor
@@efaun-g3pthat is such a pessimistic fucking way to look at things. It may look like a video game cinematic, but there is little that is inherently wrong with that. Trying to be reductive in that manner is just honestly stupid.
@@khaz8460 WHat he's saying is that the bar has exceeded far beyond the animations in this show. Especially if you look at what a lot of motion-making artists have been doing in their own spare time on a zero dollar budget. The tech we have today affords for much better animations than what we see, but that isn't really being reflected here.
@@khaz8460 dude, it is not even anatomically correct. for the price of warhammer+ you can get a Crunchyroll subscription with 1000 times the content and animation that is actually good.
It really is such a cool weapon, especially since there's actually a good reason for it to be so ridiculous. And I have to admit, while I hate the concept of the Primaris Marines, the new types of bolters they get are awesome.
@@kurokaze511 Bolters exist in real life as gyrojet firearms but just on a much..... bigger scale. In fact with 3D printing of plastics and metals, I'm surprised there hasn't been a resurgence of the firearm aside from the ammunition procurement aspect.
@@Pieman6711 True but the real gyrojet rockets were .51 caliber instead of the .75 of a bolt round. They also weren't armor-piercing-high-explosive. The real ones also weren't shelled so they didn't come out of the barrel at ballistic speeds, apparently they weren't even dangerous really until they'd had about ten feet to accelerate. But the fun thing about Warhammer is that there's usually a lore reason for it's ridiculousness, and in the case of bolters it's Orks.
1:08-1:14 I like this bit of detail there. Both of these Necron Warriors fade away after they are struck lethal blows, so one would assume that they simply teleported away. But if you look closely, you will notice that while the one hit by Sa'kan's bolter flickers away in a bright green light, the one bisected by Brutus' chainsword instead crumbles into a dark green dust. I read online somewhere that when Necrons are too damaged for even Teleportation back to a Resurrection Chamber to save, they instead self-destruct in a manner visually analogous to Teleportation to confuse the enemy as to their actual losses. Brutus must have destroyed its Personality Storage System, thus rendering any possibility of restoration impossible.
1) they self destruct to prevent any chance of stealing their technology, they guard it quite jealously 2) even when their bodies are destroyed beyond repair they can just be uploaded into anew one as long as there is a tomb to do so. They are immortal, or very close to it.
You’re absolutely correct! However, in both cases, the engram consciousness of the necron will be downloaded into the necron data vaults to be placed into a new body and ready for battle again. Only significant damage or decay to the reconstruction and recall vaults will enable you to permanently kill any necron
@@Douge11 I do not think it will be the case where the body self-destructs, because at that point, the personality engram will have been completely lost, so there is nothing for the Necron vaults to recall. And I think those only work for downloading the engrams of Necrons who have already had their bodies teleported back to their Tomb.
@@LordCommander-ui2fw they sort of run in the cloud. If I remember correctly Trazyn and Orikan's trial is about restricting one's right to be reanimated on any tombworld and getting stuck in stasis
@@domezasrekh3775 That may simply have been a privilege reserved for the Nobility; remember, even before Biotransferrance, Nectrontyr society was strictly hierarchical, and the bodies and abilities given to Lords would likely reflect the privileges they held in life compared to their subjects.
My worldview changed when I found out JUST HOW HARD the necrons are winning... Like, yeah, every faction "can just win" but I fully believe Necrons will actually win. Them mfs are waffle-stomping
@@newtybot Bruh, they had fought against gods for 5 million years and won. They ripped gods to shreds and turned them into batteries for their phones and can use them as pokemon, now in 41 millenium. Yeah, mfs are tough
Just gonna say I love the seeming change of pace that Sa'kan, the Salamander with one hand, is never shown or suggested to be lesser than his able peers. Even in a setting with ample available prosthesis, he's just out in the world doing his thing his way.
This occurs probably 8 hours max after he lost the arm back in Pariah Nexus, you can see his stump isn't even properly scabbed over. He'll probably get a prosthetic as soon as he gets some alone time with the nearest Techmarine, because having only one arm did significantly hinder his combat ability. Brutus had to reload for him, and he couldn't holster his bolter to draw his knife and go stabby, he had to throw it to Brutus again.
@@averhan I haven't been following this series, I didn't realize he only had one arm. I was like "yeah it looked cool I guess but why did they have to choreograph the tag-team reload?"
As dangerous as a one-armed Space Marine is, a two-armed Space Marine is automatically more so. There's no way he won't get a prosthesis fitted first thing after he's debriefed
To be entrusted with a geneseed of another chapter is a very rare occurrence, especially since Apothecaries are very protective of it, and would rather obliterate the seeds than handing them over to anyone other than their chapter. Being entrusted with the Geneseeds meant they are being entrusted with an entire future generations of Astartes or Space Marines.
Goes to show the difference between a salamander and an ultramarine. Sa'kan hesitated when faced with the option to save a soldier. But Brutus did not care for them, mission always comes first, there is no time for compassion.
The chunky sound design here is wonderful - especially for the Necrons - but even that pales when compared to the sheer mass of space marines and their armour in Space Marine 2. Finally, the big bois get the sound design they deserve! like very much the contrast and interaction between the Ultramarines and the Salamanders here too. This is a good lore series.
One could argue that they were killed before they could have suffered as much damage as he did. Or that the Ultramarines were killed by a swift lethal shot, while Sa'kan's injuries haven't been fatal. He's got the wounds and scars because he survived long enough to get them. It could be an example of the difference between the two versions of space marines. Perhaps Sa'kan isn't as good a close range fighter, thus sustaining more injuries over time. Or perhaps the Ultramarines weren't as good in close range as he is, thus they got killed quicker than Sa'kan would.
@@Bondrewd_The_Based The Ultramarine Sergeant was also an Assault Intercessor a close range melee specialist. He was at a disadvantage with a very skilled Deathmark attacking from long range while he was wielding a boltpistol and while he could've gotten the chance to melee his foe it kept teleporting away.
Unto rest we send you Angels of the Imperium, may your names be added to the scriptures and hymns we sing in passing. May the Great Sanguinor lead you home. A Sister Hospitaliar, Order of the Sacred Rose. =][= The Emperor Protects =][=
He was going to try - he grabbed a gun-shaped tool like the apothecary had to remove the progenoid gland, but the ship was on fire and he was attacked by the necron-corrupted kreigsmen. By the time he finished dealing with them, the fire had spread too much, and his brothers’ geneseed was lost.
Give Space Marine a Lieutenant to accompany them and they’ll rush head first into hail of lasers that can disintegrate their whole body. But cut off a Space Marine’s arm and have him accompany an Apothecary on some ludicrous mission, and they’ll take out an entire army of Necron warriors, a bunch of Destroyers and even a literal Deathmark. Writing 101
@@Mastercio Truth be told, a space marine is superior to a necron warrior and SOME other necron machines, since they react way faster and think far more tactically. A marine can use stealth, surprise attacks, ambushes, lay traps and is superior fighter in close quarters combat, and over the course of the campaign can actually destroy a big number of necron warriors, but yea, put them face to face, and the space marine is in trouble before closing in. Without Imperial Guard forces to fight the Necrons in attrition warfare, space marines would be ineffective against them, since their numbers are too low. Space marines do best when attacking the tomb world itself or the necron lord himself on the battlefield, while the Guard takes care of the bulk of the Necron forces. Edit 1: I should have mentioned that...yes, the necron warriors are way more accurate than being portrayed in this video...
@@alex20na 1 vs 1 they are superior to warriors, yes. But immortals are already match for them in terms of speed and react time, while being insanely more durable and having even stronger weapons than warrios. This is why in every of this shows the only thing they fight is either BADLY damaged(for example skorpekh destroyer here, normal one would just kill Brutus without any issue) or they just fight only warrior. If they throw here even single immortal among those warriors they would be done. I am not even mention stuff like Lychguards or Preatorians as those can easily fight chapter masters(like in world engine, single preatorian soloed chapter master and assault captain in 2 vs 1 while laughing at them entire time). Edit: I didnt saw your edit, i mean... yeah best way to fight necrons is just throw bodies while you try to deal with their tomb world... but even this is only if tomb world is not fully awakened... as when it is then imperial strategy is just run away and left planet alone... doesnt matter if you have space marines here or not.
I like the moment it seems like Sa'Kan might actually go through the portal to fight the Tomb Lord, cuz what I realised is - that's actually not what happened. He wasn't tempted - he just realised that the guy was trying to lure him away because he was about to attack them, and talking to distract him when the attack came. Which is why he then takes that shot so quickly.
Yup. Sa’kan was level headed enough to know exactly what the necron was trying to do, and what the best course of action would be in an instant. But i’d like to think he was thinking to himself, “i’ll get you later m’fer” lol
You'd expect the Necrons to be able to put up some kind of fight due to their numerical advantage but two random space marines just wreck shop on them. It makes you wonder just how low on the totem pole Necron soldiers actually are.
Necron troops are basically mindless automata that can be revive if not damaged enough. They're the basic line troops for the Necrons. A bigger troop called a Scorpex took the Salamander's arm and killed a sister of battle. A Death mark (sniper) killed an Ultramarine Lieutenant in single combat, and they haven't even met an Overlord (Necron Generals who can take on notable Chapter Masters).
Warriors are slow, mindless drones, they win purely because of numbers and having one shot weapons The real threat of the necrons are their immortals, deathmarks and other special units
The scene of Sa'Kan shutting up the Necron leader while an Ultra apothecary is casually pulling geneseeds nearby will never not be funny to me. (R.I.P. Brutus)
Fuck me that fighting was so goddamned smooth. What is somewhat surprising is that a salamander willingly abandoned normal people. Although he also saw the result of the experiments before, so didn't want to really chance it.
Hi there. When is it possible for us to watch the full and uncut and unedited version of Pariah Nexus 2 and Tithes? Oh and not to forget the follow up to what happened to Brother Captain Sa'kan after he escaped the Necrons with the salvaged gene seeds of fallen Ultramarines + brother captain Brutus.
I love how to the necrons, space marines taking down their soldiers with bolters must seem like chimps throwing rocks at computers. Like the bolter is one of the most devastating weapon in mass constant use. It's more of a self propelled rocket launcher. But to necrons, who are used to energy weapons, it can barely cut through their necrodermis
This is the clip of a show called The Tithes on Warhammer+. There you can find the rest of the episodes, along with the prequel show called Pariah Nexus).
OK, I remember when Space Marines would not chat about "hey, do you think we can take 5 of them?" NO, they would be like " WOW, only 5, this is morning workout!"
You may be cool, no matter your craft, but you will never be this cool of two space marines from different chapters fighting back to back against necrons, and the salamander is single handed
1) the necrons never conquered the galaxy, they fought a war of epic proportions for it and essentially lost it, 2) Necron soldiers, while deadly in a massed capacity, are not something Space Marines can't deal with, it is the higher ranking Necron constructs that give space marines actual cause for concern, do remember that there were 4 other space marines *dead* in that necron building and one more ended up joining at the end, spsce marines are NOT invincible and the tithes doesn't portray them as such.
Brutus who literally died: ... And I completely disagree with you. We here talk about Astartes which are THE ELITE, the Angels of Death. They should be tough and kill many enemies in seconds. They fight here usual freaking soldiers and still Brutus died, because of generation hit.
plot armour is the reason a chapter of marines can take out a fucking craftwolrd and the necron deathstar, if it weren't for plot armour space marines would get a third of the wins
5:34 bro just casually lifted 400kg of superhuman soldier in full armor like it was nothing. I dont even wanna imagine how many Newtons of force a fully commited punch packs
I noticed Sa'kan was starting to breathe heavily at the end. Could it be his loss of his additional organs meant he had to push himself that much harder?
Just getting into 40K since leaving fantasy dew to the hole Sigmar move a wile back. If id off known it was medieval with guns id off been on board along time ago. Super Cool. Seems to be a lot off women fighting up there though. Has that got something to do with the weight in space
“Courage and honor cousin” “into the fires of battle unto the anvil of war” goes sooooo incredibly hard like brutus set sa’kan for that one gotta love the chad cousin moments
Knowing that space Marines from other legions call each other "cousin" much like how the primarchs would call the Marines from other legions "nephew" makes me very happy
And there is Sevatar who without hesitation call a primarch, Uncle.
Its one big happy family of violence.
Chaos marines also call their loyalist counterparts brothers lol
@@griffionwyvrus9063 I forget which Primarch it was but didn't he instantly tell him no because it felt weird?
@@collecter343 It was Magnus.
For a marine to entrust the geneseeds of his brothers to the member of another chapter is such beautiful writing.
Just a shame that the Apothecary wont have his geneseed passed on....
@@falcon0262but from his sacrifice, many more Astartes will rise to avenge him.
@umbra9472 Fair enough, im new to warhammer, so I'm still learning- or rather trying to learn
It's deep with lore, time your time, it pays off
@@falcon0262he called the guardsmen as irrelevant and probably wouldn’t have bothered with them even if they were able to be saved. Emperor paid him back by not allowing his own geneseed to be harvested.
"Into the fires of battle, onto the anvil of war" always goes so fucking hard.
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*unto the anvil of war
The Salamander known for their compassion immediately assists his cousin. who slaps his hand away forever focused on the mission. awesome details there
"So, you risk death coming into my lai-" *BAM*
"Boring conversation anyways."
"What madness drove you to-" *BAM*
"Really boring conversation."
"STOP INTERRUPTING ME!"
....... *BAM.*
@@dragonrider1736 "bro plz sto-"
Boom!
I love how the salamander is just annoying him by doing that.
0:32 Loved the quick discussion of tactics by simply saying the name of it. Space Marines have EVERY tactical strategy in their memories for any and all combat scenarios
Ikr! An underrated little interaction! I was just thinking if anybody else felt the same way.
Perfect cross-chapter intercultural exchange. Really shows the mutual respect & awareness of both the Salamanders & Ultramarines. I wonder if we'd see the same with the White Scars or Space Wolves, just because of how unknown & overlooked they are.
This is the value of the Codex Astartes. Its not a bible. It is THE book on war in the 31st to 41st millennium. It has wisdom from every single Primarch found within it. Its not Guillaman's love letter to himself. It is the Art of War for galactic scale conflict and the strategic/economic considerations of conflict involving forces from wildly different places and mindsets.
@@ngominh259 White Scars often assist the Ultramarines so I can imagine they tend to sync perfectly
The WOLVES on the other hand I doubt they tend to be 1 sided in their tactics
@@Cordnk it's much more nebulous and difficult when the 2 marines are from different chapters/ systems/ cultures. This is why the Codex is crucial among Loyalists.
The Moment Brutus hands off the Geneseed to Sekan.... you understand how much trust and faith he has in him.
For a Apothicary of a chapter to entrust his chapters geneseed to another chapter is seen as a high taboo. To the point one would rather see it destroyed then be in this situation
"I will get them Home" This one sentence carries more weight and conviction then most people could possibly believe. When a Son of Vulcan says he will do something... He will do it... or Die trying.
Rest easy Brother Brutus, your Fight is Over... Sekan will see your brothers to safety.
There are a lot of chapters that have the trust and faith of their cousins, the Salamanders being one of those chapters.
Others, like the Minotaurs, Iron Hands, and Lamenters, are not so trusted. I imagine Brutus wouldn't hand his geneseed off to a Blood Raven quite so easily, for example. Maybe because the Blood Raven would gleefully nick them 😂
He didn't have much of a choice though, did he? It was that or let the Necrons have it.
@@NkdSnk8 I believe the guns from the Necrons would have disintegrated the gene seeds
Yeah, though to be fair to The Lamenters: they would try their damnedest to complete the mission and return the Gene-seeds, but then some super cosmically unlucky thing would happen making the situation so much worse. (Each Lamenter dying and losing the seeds, seeds being destroyed right as they’re extracting, or something even worse like any attempt at extraction fails for inexplicable reasons.)
They have some of the strongest moral characters in the setting for what they go through, but they’re just beyond unlucky and every well-intentioned action they take their cousins find fault in.
@@EyebrowsGaming Despite the Raven Guards pension for "acquiring" artifacts, I feel that Geneseed poaching would be a step too far even for them. Now Marine's Malevolent on the hand? They routinely poach Geneseed from other chapters.
of course when the apothecary has no one guarding his back he dies
Sadly, a single arm space marine has limits
Makes you feel bad for them since they're the ones upholding a heavier burden for the chapters future. I'm just glad he got all the fallen geneseeds out before he died
they aren't meant for combat
@@amosmcneal but carrying a loaded bolter wouldn't hurt. Much
@@amosmcnealThey are Astartes. They're all meant for combat.
That cooperative reload was awesome.
i swear idk how more people arent talking about it
came looking for y'all
Took me a second to realize why Sa'kan gave Brutus the magazine at first. When I saw the reload I remembered he only had one arm 😂
Agreed! It was so awesome. What a display of trust and coordination.
3:37 This may be for the first time we get to see a geneseed upclose and extracted.
That is however a Progeboid Gland (one if two)
If it was the whole Gene-Seed, it'll be messier to extract
The Fabius Bile model has two little weirdo helpers, and they're exctracting the progenoid from a space marine
Geneseed is stored in the balls
@@jetpilledmyron2056 What does a Progeboid Gland do?
@@EC23331 my bad, I made a Typo, it was Progenoid
Essentially, the Progenoid Glands (who's name has the word "Progenitor", akin to Father in this case) are two organs, one planted in the neck, one in the chest, that makes a Space Marine into a proper Space Marine of their chapter, and are pivotal for the survival and creation of other chapters.
Essentially, these glands contains the genetic material of their Primarch and previous Battle-Brothers, and transmits all the tactical and even psychological make-up of the Legion; these glands are like a small archive that makes a Marine a true Astartes, as it is also used to make new Gene-Seed (the 20+ organs, or Zygotes as they are called, that makes a Space Marine into a true Space Marine).
Without, a Space Marine chapter will be doomed to cease, and its history with it, same for the memory of its predecessors and Primarch.
Now, the Progenoids are also one reason why the Gene-Seed is incompatible with women, as the genetic informations tailored to the organs are wired on male genetics, and due to these Organs (all of them) essentially acts in similar fashion to viruses, they will try to adapt the host to them, forcing it to change, but since the host at the point of gene-seed insertion will be formed, this will result in gruesome ends, and this also applies to candidates who ends up been incompatible, reason why the rate of success is so low (Primaris managed to make standards for candidates more easy to survive, but still we speak about a minuscle number of them).
In a way, if you knows about Metal Gear Solid, amd knows about Liquid, the Space Marines are like the Genetic Soldiers of Shadow Moses: they are digital clones of their genetic fathers, who are themselves clones of a guy.
So yes, the Imperium is Outer Heaven, the Emperor is Big Boss, the Primarchs are Solid, Solidus, Liquid and so on Snake, and the Space Marines are the Genetic Soldiers.
It was always Kojima
It’s nice to see a warhmer animation that has a budget higher than 9 dollars.
To bad its games workshop making them i would love to watch these but i refuse to support warhammer+ and the people that threatened so many great 40k creators to stop. I miss my text to speech emperor
What are you talking about? It looks like a pc game from 2000s and not 2024 animation.
@@efaun-g3pthat is such a pessimistic fucking way to look at things. It may look like a video game cinematic, but there is little that is inherently wrong with that. Trying to be reductive in that manner is just honestly stupid.
@@khaz8460 WHat he's saying is that the bar has exceeded far beyond the animations in this show. Especially if you look at what a lot of motion-making artists have been doing in their own spare time on a zero dollar budget. The tech we have today affords for much better animations than what we see, but that isn't really being reflected here.
@@khaz8460 dude, it is not even anatomically correct. for the price of warhammer+ you can get a Crunchyroll subscription with 1000 times the content and animation that is actually good.
for many years i follow warhammer story thrugh youtube now i can finally see what geneseed look like
indeed
Me gusta epico esta bien hecho
Was not what I expected but a welcome one
@@Tampenismall why is organdisformprimarc
Same. I thought it was just genetic material that every space marine had in their genes not a literal seed thing.
Not even being a named Ultramarine saved him
Hooray for once necrons got something done against a singular ultramarine. They will retaliate with 30 victories against us now :(
@@vladgabrielmatei9128 pretty sure one deathmark wiped a sergeant pretty easily.
“ *Ultra* -Rare footage of an ultra marine not autoing an entire army”
@@Luciusthestorms ok make it 100 victories against the crons then
@@vladgabrielmatei9128Right there with you, The one ""big"" victory we tyranids have gotten so far was a random planet. :/
Maan the bolter may be the "basic" weapon for space marines but its probably one of my favorites or the favorite weapon from all universes.
there is nothing "basic" about this weapon lol.
It really is such a cool weapon, especially since there's actually a good reason for it to be so ridiculous. And I have to admit, while I hate the concept of the Primaris Marines, the new types of bolters they get are awesome.
@@LTG22I believe he means “standard issue” for Space Marines, but as far as standard issue weapons go from sci fi, it’s probably the coolest
@@kurokaze511 Bolters exist in real life as gyrojet firearms but just on a much..... bigger scale. In fact with 3D printing of plastics and metals, I'm surprised there hasn't been a resurgence of the firearm aside from the ammunition procurement aspect.
@@Pieman6711 True but the real gyrojet rockets were .51 caliber instead of the .75 of a bolt round. They also weren't armor-piercing-high-explosive. The real ones also weren't shelled so they didn't come out of the barrel at ballistic speeds, apparently they weren't even dangerous really until they'd had about ten feet to accelerate. But the fun thing about Warhammer is that there's usually a lore reason for it's ridiculousness, and in the case of bolters it's Orks.
Ultramarine: "courage and honor cousin"
Dreadnought: "Yes little brother"
1:08-1:14 I like this bit of detail there. Both of these Necron Warriors fade away after they are struck lethal blows, so one would assume that they simply teleported away. But if you look closely, you will notice that while the one hit by Sa'kan's bolter flickers away in a bright green light, the one bisected by Brutus' chainsword instead crumbles into a dark green dust. I read online somewhere that when Necrons are too damaged for even Teleportation back to a Resurrection Chamber to save, they instead self-destruct in a manner visually analogous to Teleportation to confuse the enemy as to their actual losses. Brutus must have destroyed its Personality Storage System, thus rendering any possibility of restoration impossible.
1) they self destruct to prevent any chance of stealing their technology, they guard it quite jealously
2) even when their bodies are destroyed beyond repair they can just be uploaded into anew one as long as there is a tomb to do so. They are immortal, or very close to it.
You’re absolutely correct! However, in both cases, the engram consciousness of the necron will be downloaded into the necron data vaults to be placed into a new body and ready for battle again. Only significant damage or decay to the reconstruction and recall vaults will enable you to permanently kill any necron
@@Douge11 I do not think it will be the case where the body self-destructs, because at that point, the personality engram will have been completely lost, so there is nothing for the Necron vaults to recall. And I think those only work for downloading the engrams of Necrons who have already had their bodies teleported back to their Tomb.
@@LordCommander-ui2fw they sort of run in the cloud. If I remember correctly Trazyn and Orikan's trial is about restricting one's right to be reanimated on any tombworld and getting stuck in stasis
@@domezasrekh3775 That may simply have been a privilege reserved for the Nobility; remember, even before Biotransferrance, Nectrontyr society was strictly hierarchical, and the bodies and abilities given to Lords would likely reflect the privileges they held in life compared to their subjects.
LMAO shooting the hologram immediately got me so good that was hilarious
This 7 minutes of combat would have been like 4 hours of table top play time.
This shows how deadly the Necros are. All it takes it one blast from a common necron warrior to kill a space marine
My worldview changed when I found out JUST HOW HARD the necrons are winning... Like, yeah, every faction "can just win" but I fully believe Necrons will actually win. Them mfs are waffle-stomping
Realistically it'll either be them, Tyranids, Chaos Gods or the Empire through plot armor
@@thesilentrookie7715
You forgot the most likely winner:
Orks
@@thesilentrookie7715”in the dark future, there can be no victor”
@@newtybot Bruh, they had fought against gods for 5 million years and won. They ripped gods to shreds and turned them into batteries for their phones and can use them as pokemon, now in 41 millenium. Yeah, mfs are tough
R.I.P Brother Brutus …His Geneseed won’t even live on
Just gonna say I love the seeming change of pace that Sa'kan, the Salamander with one hand, is never shown or suggested to be lesser than his able peers. Even in a setting with ample available prosthesis, he's just out in the world doing his thing his way.
This occurs probably 8 hours max after he lost the arm back in Pariah Nexus, you can see his stump isn't even properly scabbed over. He'll probably get a prosthetic as soon as he gets some alone time with the nearest Techmarine, because having only one arm did significantly hinder his combat ability. Brutus had to reload for him, and he couldn't holster his bolter to draw his knife and go stabby, he had to throw it to Brutus again.
In no way is that the case, the Imperium has no need of cripples. He'll get a new arm as soon as his mission is done.
@@averhan I haven't been following this series, I didn't realize he only had one arm. I was like "yeah it looked cool I guess but why did they have to choreograph the tag-team reload?"
As dangerous as a one-armed Space Marine is, a two-armed Space Marine is automatically more so. There's no way he won't get a prosthesis fitted first thing after he's debriefed
To be entrusted with a geneseed of another chapter is a very rare occurrence, especially since Apothecaries are very protective of it, and would rather obliterate the seeds than handing them over to anyone other than their chapter.
Being entrusted with the Geneseeds meant they are being entrusted with an entire future generations of Astartes or Space Marines.
If there are any Space Marines that could be entrusted to do the right thing with another chapter's geneseeds, it would be a Salamander.
I hope Sa’kan gets a badass new robot arm. Dude deserves it doing all the stuff he did with a collapsed third lung and his second heart stopped.
He most definitely will. It’s standard practice to fit astartes lost limbs with prosthetics
Goes to show the difference between a salamander and an ultramarine.
Sa'kan hesitated when faced with the option to save a soldier. But Brutus did not care for them, mission always comes first, there is no time for compassion.
The chunky sound design here is wonderful - especially for the Necrons - but even that pales when compared to the sheer mass of space marines and their armour in Space Marine 2. Finally, the big bois get the sound design they deserve!
like very much the contrast and interaction between the Ultramarines and the Salamanders here too. This is a good lore series.
The SpaceMarine are truly an incredible caste of warriors.
I know that Sakan has been through hell throughout these episodes but even the dead Ultramarines are less beat up than him.
One could argue that they were killed before they could have suffered as much damage as he did. Or that the Ultramarines were killed by a swift lethal shot, while Sa'kan's injuries haven't been fatal.
He's got the wounds and scars because he survived long enough to get them.
It could be an example of the difference between the two versions of space marines. Perhaps Sa'kan isn't as good a close range fighter, thus sustaining more injuries over time. Or perhaps the Ultramarines weren't as good in close range as he is, thus they got killed quicker than Sa'kan would.
@Bondrewd_The_Based it was meant to be a kind of smurf marine joke but fair point.
@@thephoenix5615 oh, my bad
@@Bondrewd_The_Based The Ultramarine Sergeant was also an Assault Intercessor a close range melee specialist. He was at a disadvantage with a very skilled Deathmark attacking from long range while he was wielding a boltpistol and while he could've gotten the chance to melee his foe it kept teleporting away.
Unto rest we send you Angels of the Imperium, may your names be added to the scriptures and hymns we sing in passing.
May the Great Sanguinor lead you home.
A Sister Hospitaliar, Order of the Sacred Rose.
=][= The Emperor Protects =][=
The Emperor Protects
A Sister? I thought only Blood Angels included the Sanguinor in their prayers.
Courage and Honor!
Ultramarines = Best Marines!
Salamanders = Most cuddly Marines! (Also, like to give hugs!)
Get that gene-seed home brother 🫡🥹
Is there a scene of Sa'kan physically and personally handing the geneseed back into the hands of an Ultramarine?
Am interested.
That would be AWESOME TO SEE in a new episode, we need to know what happens to SA'KAN
Didn't he die in the end ?
@@Obsidian-Nebula no,he went to high ground for the ultramarines thunderhawk .
The necron ghost be: "Hello there general Kenobi"
I see even Necrons have spam callers.
Dude got the title of Most Annoying Boss last season, now he's going for Most Annoying Enemy 😂
This was really cool! I also loved finally seeing how at least one of the geneseed glands are extracted
This is how you make Warhammer 40k
this is made by them so what do you expect lol
I wonder. Did Sa'kan ever retrieve any of his dead battle brothers geneseed when his ship crashed. 🤔
He doesn"r have the gear to crack open a power armor and surgicaly remove the organ, plus the ship was on fire.
He was going to try - he grabbed a gun-shaped tool like the apothecary had to remove the progenoid gland, but the ship was on fire and he was attacked by the necron-corrupted kreigsmen. By the time he finished dealing with them, the fire had spread too much, and his brothers’ geneseed was lost.
4:00 he wasn’t trying to hear that shit LMAO
"Courage and honor cousin" Great line
If only the spartans were shown like this, shown to be as cool as they were in lore
I'm guessing you never read the books.
@@aaronlaughter6471 or seen the halo wars cutscenes or any of the big spartan fighting cutscenes
@paladin6745 I know, people like him love to act as if Spartans are never shown as bad asses, but books, Halo Wars, in game cutscenes, like come on.
I like how they call each other cousins
Give Space Marine a Lieutenant to accompany them and they’ll rush head first into hail of lasers that can disintegrate their whole body.
But cut off a Space Marine’s arm and have him accompany an Apothecary on some ludicrous mission, and they’ll take out an entire army of Necron warriors, a bunch of Destroyers and even a literal Deathmark. Writing 101
The lore capabilities of space marines are far greater than their in-game capabilities.
@@ChristopherThomas-fo5vq The lore capabilities of necrons are FAR greater than their in-game capabilities.
@@Mastercio The perils of being an npc faction, I'm afraid.
@@Mastercio Truth be told, a space marine is superior to a necron warrior and SOME other necron machines, since they react way faster and think far more tactically. A marine can use stealth, surprise attacks, ambushes, lay traps and is superior fighter in close quarters combat, and over the course of the campaign can actually destroy a big number of necron warriors, but yea, put them face to face, and the space marine is in trouble before closing in.
Without Imperial Guard forces to fight the Necrons in attrition warfare, space marines would be ineffective against them, since their numbers are too low. Space marines do best when attacking the tomb world itself or the necron lord himself on the battlefield, while the Guard takes care of the bulk of the Necron forces.
Edit 1: I should have mentioned that...yes, the necron warriors are way more accurate than being portrayed in this video...
@@alex20na 1 vs 1 they are superior to warriors, yes. But immortals are already match for them in terms of speed and react time, while being insanely more durable and having even stronger weapons than warrios. This is why in every of this shows the only thing they fight is either BADLY damaged(for example skorpekh destroyer here, normal one would just kill Brutus without any issue) or they just fight only warrior. If they throw here even single immortal among those warriors they would be done. I am not even mention stuff like Lychguards or Preatorians as those can easily fight chapter masters(like in world engine, single preatorian soloed chapter master and assault captain in 2 vs 1 while laughing at them entire time).
Edit: I didnt saw your edit, i mean... yeah best way to fight necrons is just throw bodies while you try to deal with their tomb world... but even this is only if tomb world is not fully awakened... as when it is then imperial strategy is just run away and left planet alone... doesnt matter if you have space marines here or not.
I like the moment it seems like Sa'Kan might actually go through the portal to fight the Tomb Lord, cuz what I realised is - that's actually not what happened. He wasn't tempted - he just realised that the guy was trying to lure him away because he was about to attack them, and talking to distract him when the attack came. Which is why he then takes that shot so quickly.
Yup. Sa’kan was level headed enough to know exactly what the necron was trying to do, and what the best course of action would be in an instant. But i’d like to think he was thinking to himself, “i’ll get you later m’fer” lol
Bro Brutus’ death is so sad to me, he’s just like “don’t bother I’m gonna die, take the gene seed and get out”. Almost makes me cry man
not perfect, but definitely the best ive seen cinematic 40k done right, MORE OF THIS
Ill take it! make seasons of this and Just call it Warhammer 40k. Each episode starts with the battle prayer if the emperor...done. Where is it??????
This guy did not make this.
You'd expect the Necrons to be able to put up some kind of fight due to their numerical advantage but two random space marines just wreck shop on them. It makes you wonder just how low on the totem pole Necron soldiers actually are.
I mean I'm no expert but they're clearly all beep boop basic robots run/controled by that one guy who gets mad his monologue got cut short.
@@randomlygeneratedname That is a fair characterization of Necron soldiers.
Necron troops are basically mindless automata that can be revive if not damaged enough. They're the basic line troops for the Necrons. A bigger troop called a Scorpex took the Salamander's arm and killed a sister of battle. A Death mark (sniper) killed an Ultramarine Lieutenant in single combat, and they haven't even met an Overlord (Necron Generals who can take on notable Chapter Masters).
They're warriors. They're not particularly agile, and they don't have much personal initiative.
Warriors are slow, mindless drones, they win purely because of numbers and having one shot weapons
The real threat of the necrons are their immortals, deathmarks and other special units
Best depiction of both space marines' chapters so far
The scene of Sa'Kan shutting up the Necron leader while an Ultra apothecary is casually pulling geneseeds nearby will never not be funny to me. (R.I.P. Brutus)
Okay THIS needs to be made into a full 3 hour feature film!
Just getting into 40k and I'm loving this
Fuck me that fighting was so goddamned smooth.
What is somewhat surprising is that a salamander willingly abandoned normal people. Although he also saw the result of the experiments before, so didn't want to really chance it.
Hi there. When is it possible for us to watch the full and uncut and unedited version of Pariah Nexus 2 and Tithes? Oh and not to forget the follow up to what happened to Brother Captain Sa'kan after he escaped the Necrons with the salvaged gene seeds of fallen Ultramarines + brother captain Brutus.
I’m completely clueless to this whole game and all it’s variants but these clips are pretty awesome !
4:00 bro hit him with the "who asked?"
My two favourite space marine chapters working toghether... it's simply delicious
INSANE!
I love it when they call each other cousin and exchange battle cries
I love how to the necrons, space marines taking down their soldiers with bolters must seem like chimps throwing rocks at computers.
Like the bolter is one of the most devastating weapon in mass constant use. It's more of a self propelled rocket launcher. But to necrons, who are used to energy weapons, it can barely cut through their necrodermis
Seeing a Salamander take serious, makes me so hard.
Thank you for uploading this 💙
Even though they know no fear.. I bet they were clenching their butt cheeks when walking down those necron corridors shits scary af
The trust it took to entrust his brothers' geneseed to a marine from another chapter. Sa'Kan is such a chad 💔
Sakan plays story games like me: skip cutscene.
Where can one find all of these animations? or all of it together instead of in pieces? and WHEN will they start creating full seasons of this!!!
This is the clip of a show called The Tithes on Warhammer+. There you can find the rest of the episodes, along with the prequel show called Pariah Nexus).
@@LordCrate-du8zm ah ty!!
@@LTG22 Anytime my sure
Give me my orange-yellow glow for my helmet's eyes, damn it!
I really like the representation of the necrons in these shows so far
short 8 minutes. time well spend. great job.
GW really saw Space King gene seed extraction and went "THAT'S NOT HOW YOU DO IT, THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT" xD
I do not know much about Warhmmer 40k but this green guy reminds me of Captain Rex 😅🤩
OK, I remember when Space Marines would not chat about "hey, do you think we can take 5 of them?"
NO, they would be like " WOW, only 5, this is morning workout!"
Now that first fight was a realistic representation of how well Space Marines fight.
I still miss tho the agility and speed of the Astartes...
You may be cool, no matter your craft, but you will never be this cool of two space marines from different chapters fighting back to back against necrons, and the salamander is single handed
some serious storm trooper aim on those necrons, but i get it. the plot needs to happen ;D
Why are the Necrons like the Daleks.
Creatures who have conquered the galaxy but can't hit two space marines??
Oh yes plot armour.
Well, 60 million years asleep and anyone would be a little groggy
1) the necrons never conquered the galaxy, they fought a war of epic proportions for it and essentially lost it, 2) Necron soldiers, while deadly in a massed capacity, are not something Space Marines can't deal with, it is the higher ranking Necron constructs that give space marines actual cause for concern, do remember that there were 4 other space marines *dead* in that necron building and one more ended up joining at the end, spsce marines are NOT invincible and the tithes doesn't portray them as such.
Brutus who literally died:
...
And I completely disagree with you. We here talk about Astartes which are THE ELITE, the Angels of Death. They should be tough and kill many enemies in seconds. They fight here usual freaking soldiers and still Brutus died, because of generation hit.
plot armour is the reason a chapter of marines can take out a fucking craftwolrd and the necron deathstar, if it weren't for plot armour space marines would get a third of the wins
i only just got into warhammer and pariah nexus only has three episodes, can anyone tell me if there was a second season or something?
i lost a chapter?.. when they meet? the last one i see was Sa´kan defeating the Necron and alone when the sister die
5:34 bro just casually lifted 400kg of superhuman soldier in full armor like it was nothing. I dont even wanna imagine how many Newtons of force a fully commited punch packs
Обожаю игрофильмы вархамер!!!! Это просто шедевр!!!!!
I put my whole hood onto this shit
It’s dope af !
Sakan got a stronge ass left arm holding his weapons and using his knife and chainsword
How'd they manage to kill 4 ultramarines without blasting them with that same green laser that disintegrated brutus?
4:04 “did I say you could speak you piece of scrap metal?”
It's cool animation and I respect the storytelling... but it's a cold day in hell when a Necron warrior goes down to a single bolter shot.
6:18 how the hell he is behind?
GW: "Don't ask, just buy"
@@jetpilledmyron2056 be gone
@@fredki1 what?
He got shot, Sa'Kan continued running while Brutus lagged behind.
@@LordCrate-du8zm Brutus running front of Sa'Kan , why turn out Brutus behind for so long and then got shot? Sa'Kan heard gun shot and look back
Is it just me, or do the Necrons give off a bit of a mummy/Ancient Egypt vibe?
That is indeed the intended purpose. They are space mummies who live on tomb worlds.
I noticed Sa'kan was starting to breathe heavily at the end. Could it be his loss of his additional organs meant he had to push himself that much harder?
We all gonna gloss over the fact they missed him while he wasn't moving 5:27
Rolled Poorly XD
I hope the fans pay pariah nexus his money ta make a full length film
Holy crap this went so hard
Just getting into 40K since leaving fantasy dew to the hole Sigmar move a wile back. If id off known it was medieval with guns id off been on board along time ago. Super Cool. Seems to be a lot off women fighting up there though. Has that got something to do with the weight in space
He wouldn't be able to avoid those rays so easily
Isnt lysanders gambut where you get half the first company killed and fail to kill your nemesis?
“Courage and honor cousin” “into the fires of battle unto the anvil of war” goes sooooo incredibly hard like brutus set sa’kan for that one gotta love the chad cousin moments
Где посмотреть полный фильм?
Looking at the old artwork compared to this ....... the necrons are not very scary anymore
I will get them home
🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
courage and honour!
I love how one of the Necron Warriors would have hit Sa'Kan in his arm, if it wasn't missing
Finally, due respect shown to gene seed in wh40k films. I hate how in most cases the characters just ignore fallen marines.
Can we get Sa'kan miniature ?
wow sakan is back :D