I'm going to have to stop you right there, we all know who the most deadly AC protagonist is, and it is NOT the one you chose. It's OBVIOUSLY the GLORIOUS gentleman pirate STEDE BONNET, bro could solo everyone else on this list at the same time. SMH how could you forget him, if he wasn't killed off screen he could have EASILY prevented the templar rise. Immediatly unsubscribing for your misinformation, and OBVIOUS wrong opinion 😡
Connor I think for sure. What many people forget is that not many of the others, if ANY are trained to be stealthy and/or fight in the wilderness. The rest are city boys/girls. Not to mention Connor is strong, fast, stealthy, knows how to use Native weapons as well as guns, great with horses. No downsides besides being a little brash.
I'd say jacob over throws conner is strength and speed. Although conner may have a height advantage and experience. He us slower and jacob tests his skills in situations fighting rings and fights with a weapon that relies purely on your strength for damage being a knuckle duster
@@curtisbraebairn3608ehhh conner has the phisique and skil to keep up with Jacob tho. Jacob has better equipment overall but honestly Conners Pivot Blade and the way he uses it st close range would not only one catch them off guard but also lead to some fatal blow to jacob imo
@@curtisbraebairn3608Connor also tested himself with fists, remember Boston Brawlers, he also did a big prison fight. And he has been tested in open combat faced a ton of guys at once when his dad abandoned him, and just overall been tested in combat generally quite a bit. Ezio did lfight clubs too showed up all they way back then.
Connor with his brute strenght, Arno is good with social stealth and he's very agile, Shay is a damn good tracker and hunter, Ezio with his leadership, and Altair with his wise and knowledge. Mix them all and you'll got the most effective Assassin man ever known.
I agree with Altair he was fighting hordes of enemies thirteen at a time of probably one of the strongest non modern military groups in history multiple times in a row just to get to Robert De Sable, while also being really strong in stealth, and mercilessly to keep out any risk of his mission being compromised. I think another way to look at deadliness though is also influence. We’re there’s what Altair could do with his influence being able to stage rebellions and with the respect he has, there’s Ezio as a mentor and the Assassins he teaches and leads, then Connor has quite a bit of strategic versatility with his plus he’s a ship captain, Kassandra as a captain and calling in her like ship leader, then Edward is deadliest in the ocean and more willing to take lives, Shay Captain, Eivor and her raiders, Aveline influence seemed to be more using it for infiltration, and Arno worked with some Assassins in coop and the twins controlled a gang that controlled an entire city or also Jacob had Assassins with ears in every brothel. I think most powerful influence with their Allies and how they utilize them could be another good video
u fucking guys kasandra and eivor are not natural assassins they have powers and just imagine altair and conner would have isu powers they could clap the entire planet
Honestly, in terms of combat, I'd say Connor, with Edward or Bayek as a close second Stealth? Basim, more so than Arno in certain parts For overall deadliness? Hell, Altair without the shadow of a doubt. The fact alone that his healthbar in the first game was simply a "synchronization" bar, which intern means my boy played the no damage route tells you all you need to know. With the added bonus of still kicking ass in his 70s-80s All in all, Altair definitely takes the cake for most deadliest, with a close second being our boy Ezio, for obvious reasons
Let's be honest bro. Altair never fought Haytham level opponents in combat. If he did, he wouldn't bear the title of untouchable protagonist. Btw, I don't think Ezio is atleast in top 3.
Honestly, I have to say Arno is the deadliest protagonist simply because every time he found a target he went after them IMMEDIATELY, most times without even having the opportunity to share words with them. If he considers you an enemy, you'll be gone within the day and you won't even see him coming. I think the only one that maybe surpasses him in this aspect is Altair with his ruthlessness and amazing skill
@@zenthous9568efficiency and speed at completing missions is a key factor. An Assassin who hunts down their target with swiftness and ferocity (albeit it stems from emotional reasons) is a deadly one.
@@demoliman Arno was only fast because he was reckless though, so I wouldn’t count that as being deadlier, since other assassins could’ve easily done it at that speed too
I think something that gives Arno a good argument is his versatility. His base in the game, and the DLC seems to suggest he’s willing to gain and try a lot of weapons that he’s so adaptable as well, very good at figuring out how to infiltrate just about anything. And to your point, if you watched any of the promotion for Unity the devs did claim he was the deadliest Assassin yet at the time of his release but it also depends on how much validity you give devs trying to hype the game. But again most people also take the devs words at saying Basim is the fastest and I think they also said one of the most adaptable for Basim.
I mean, “realistically” it would have to go to Kassandra just because she’s an actual demigod. Although allegedly Altäir has never been hit in a battle, and Connor “GIVE ME LEEEEE!” Kenway endured a lot of physical abuse like taking a hit straight from a cannonball.
@@johnsonwithat2322well, she isn't TECHNICALLY a demigod, but she does have a very potent ISU gene thanks to her biological parents, and on top of that she possesed the Leonidas' spear who gave her some godly abilities AND ON TOP of that she also possesed the Hermes' staff
It has to be Altair . He was born into the creed never had a choice to live a different live . The others choose the creed more or less in a later age . Altairs experience is unmatched, he realized his arrogance was standing in his way of improving, he evolved killing with double hidden blades ,pistols during studying the apple of Eden . I really see him as the Bruce lee of fighting who just brought new aspects of assassinations for the creed .both an inspiration and a true mentors and masters of their techniques.
I actually think Bayek is the deadliest. People tend to forget that he was in his mid to late 50s when the events of Origins and all its DLC took place. He was already that deadly and well rounded in everything. Imagine how deadly he was in his prime. Plus, Bayek, being the first assassin, literally taught and established everything future assassin's know today. Stealth, combat, blending in crowds, etc. He established it all. Furthermore, you can be willing to kill and empathetic also. Bayek has shown many times that he is willing to kill when necessary and show kindness when needed
Altair also helped the Brotherhood improve its weaponry thanks to the knowledge of the Apple of Eden (ex. Two hidden blades, removing the cutting of the ring finger, the hidden gun, poison hidden blades, etc.).
Gameplay wise it has to be Connor or Edward. Lore wise it depends in what context, as in 1v1 you could argue Shay went against people that trained their entire life to kill and not get caught. Or assassination as a whole with the planing and stealth that Altaïr excelled at. Or the 1 vs many, Connor literally went single handed against an army.
You are joking right? Gameplay wise and LORE wise the newer main protagonists are much more powerful, more deadly and have taken down way more deadly opponents than mere "templars" who are just weak humans Altair?! You bring tgat guy up as the deadliest? The guy that can't swim? Bro kassandra and Bayek are taking down actual armies and taking on war animals and even Gods! Ac fans just like to puck their fav character and NEVER actually look at the Lore of AC.
Personally I feel Conor deserves this especially considering who he was up against the British empire at the time was the most powerful civilization of all of history
I agree. The British are one of the only few kingdoms in history that came close to conquering the world. Connor single handedly defeated them in their prime and they give the win to a man who'll die if he so much as touches water. AC community is very wonderful.
The British Empire was able to project power across the world because of their navy and technology, but individual prowess of their soldiers was not particularly noteworthy.
@@SpectreStatus the fact of the matter is they still had an overwhelming amount of soldiers and firepower and Connor took them down im not talking about gaining new colonies I took history class I know the reason why the British military was so feared was due to them having a much more advanced navy due to them being a island and so the only way to project power was through boats and naval combat but what im saying is they still managed to keep control of almost every empire they took control of because of the amount of men and firepower they had
I’m honestly hoping it’s Connor as he’s deadly asf! As always love your content! Edit: just finished the vid and I agree with your decision whole heartedly! My choice would’ve been the other decision but I understand yours! Stay hidden and awesome as always!
We know Altair took down the Levantine Templars by himself basically and took no damage throughout. The same can't be said for Bayek, so I think we can safely say that Altair was generally superior.
I agree, but I have to say eivor is still a decent contender for #1 in my opinion because of his strength, skill as a Viking, and he isn’t really that bad at stealth I found!
Right and he wasn’t trained to be an assassin but was still hunting down people for the “hidden ones”😂 people don’t give eivor enough credit and Connor too because Connor is a one man army 😂
Even though Kassandra has Isu powers there are enemies scaled up to meet this powerset, including the Writhing Dread and the Minotaur as well as those encountered in the Fate of Atlantis storyline. She spends two thirds of Vacation without access to these powers, relying entirely on physical strength to clear an enemy base and talk down an Apple high Barnabas, canonically parting with the Spear of Leonidas and the game showing us how it ends up with Herodotus so it can be found by Layla in the present day. Heck, the canonical ending of the base game storyline is Kassandra killing Deimos, who had been trained to be the Cult’s guard dog.
I thought Basim might’ve been up there with in terms of his capabilities to swiftly kill five enemies stealthily as represented with Assassin focus being one of the deadliest with stealth even using stealth and tools very well mixed into there combat as is best way to really fight a lot of enemies in this game and a tactics we know they use with Eivor. But when you said part if it is willingness to kill is he’s very unwilling to take a life unless he has to or out of what he feels is fair for his vengeance but not beyond. I mean in mirage he’d say stuff like it was a necessary kill or it couldn’t be helped suggesting he probably prefers more of a ghost stealth approach only killing the target. Even in Valhalla really because he easily could’ve killed Sigurd in front of Eivor and really made her suffer but chose to just use Sigurd to bait anger in Eivor to try to make her make mistakes to get an advantage as the manipulative mental fighter he is that kind f show he’s still not super willing to just take lives unless he thinks it’s necessary.
I agree that Altair was the most deadly but not because of his willingness to kill people who would be a threat to his mission. he has been training since he was a child, proved himself capable of besting those with experience, and attaining the rank of master assassin all before the age of 30. it should be noted that willingness to kill witnesses doesn't make you dangerous as it also breaks one of the assassins tenants which is to avoid compromising the brotherhood since he couldn't know if someone saw him kill a person. if we're counting that same willingness to do that, we have to argue that Ezio was equally most dangerous since he learned social blending which could be used to move through crowds, kill his target, and quickly escape before guards arrived to see what happened
I need to give it to Arno if you where his target then you would be gone in a day from this World and I devs at the time of unity said that he is the deadliest yet but it can be for hype but other than that he is easly adaptable to any weapon he have to wield and he is the stealthiest to the point where his enemy couldn’t hear his footsteps and we can’t forget that he can infiltrate any place he want from king palace trough the whole part of the city guarded by enemies to even the most protected prison in Paris
I have an idea for another video. Who is the least talkative ( you can put it in your own words ) also I love your videos keep the great work up stay safe mentor
Assassin's Creed: 16 Of The Most Powerful Protagonists Of The Series, Ranked 16: Altair Altair Ibn-La'Ahad is the earliest poster boy of the Assassin's Creed games, and he bore quite a heavy burden of making the title trend. However, he's not exactly the best when it came to assassinations or even fighting. He's certainly not as skillful as his successors nor does he have the right gadgets or toughness to withstand multiple enemies. Really, it's mostly just the parkour he excels at. That's all thanks to the simpler combat and mechanics he had to work with in the first Assassin's Creed game. 15: Adewale A side character in Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag, Adewale was nonetheless the protagonist of the standalone DLC Freedom Cry, which delved deeper into his own tumultuous story. After escaping from slavery, Adewale joined Edward Kenway for a life of piracy as quartermaster of the Jackdaw, only to join the Assassins and convince Edward to join the cause before captaining his own ship. As with Edward Adewale was adept at sword and pistol combat, picking up more skills than most due to spending most of his life on the run as either a fugitive slave or pirate. However, he was eventually defeated by Shay Cormac. 14: Shay Cormac The only protagonist who is instead a Templar - at least for the majority of the game - Shay is a particularly brutal fighter in the underrated Assassin’s Creed Rogue. Not only was Shay a high-ranking Assassin before he turned to become a prominent Templar and Assassin Hunter. He is responsible for the death of several key characters - including Adewale and Arno’s father - and almost single-handedly wiped out the majority of the Colonial Assassins. However, much of his work was soon reversed by Connor and the Revolutionary War. 13: Aveline De Grandpré Debuting in Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation, Aveline de Grandpré was the series’ first female protagonist, and its first French one (move over, Arno!). With a wealthy French father and an enslaved African mother, Aveline grew up wealthy but remained a socially mobile young woman in late 18th century French Louisiana. Inducted to the Assassin’s Brotherhood at the age of 12, Aveline began fighting to defend New Orleans’ most oppressed, and eventually dismantled a Templar-led slave trafficking empire. Her prowess in combat and free-running may be standard among Assassins, but Aveline’s social stealth abilities make her an unpredictable opponent with a range of tricks up her sleeve. 12: Connor Kenway Conner Kenway is Assassin's Creed 3's enigmatic and silent protagonist who was also an active participant in the American Revolutionary War against the British. Even though he did come from a strong lineage of assassins dating back to his grandfather, Edward, he's not really that remarkable. Certainly not as influential or capable as Ezio Auditore who also had a similar lineage. Moreover, Connor didn't achieve the same grandmaster assassin repute as Ezio. Although, Connor did have an upbringing handicap in the form of a messy childhood, only joining the Assassin Brotherhood as an adult. 11: Arno Dorian Speaking of only getting indoctrinated into the Assassin Brotherhood as an adult, Arno Dorian was also placed under similar circumstances. He's the main playable character of Assassin's Creed Unity which is set during the French Revolution... well, one of those. Anyway, Arno started a little late and wasn't really that efficient a fighter compared to his predecessors. He had to resort to stealth and his game is the first Assassin's Creed title to feature a dedicated stealth mode button. 10: Jacob Frye Although his defeat at the hands of Jack the Ripper, an assassin apprentice gone rogue, appears damning, the younger of the Frye twins remains a formidable opponent. As a Master Assassin, Jacob was equally adept with his cane-sword or hidden blade and became a feared opponent across London’s fight clubs. Alongside his sister Evie, Jacob wrenched back control of London from the Templars, assassinating Grand Master Crawford Starrick. Although Jacob’s reckless behaviour makes him an occasional liability in Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, he later came to recognise his errors, and adhered more closely to the Brotherhood’s tenets. 9: Desmond Miles For someone who never had any assassin training at all, Desmond Miles went pretty far ahead after just a few months or years of learning through virtual reality. Well, it could be that the bleeding effect gave him a leg up but keep in mind that his muscles and bones weren't even built like his predecessors. For Desmond to learn parkour and even combat so quickly, that can only mean his potential is greater than that of his ancestors. One can only imagine how far he could have come if only he had a more hands-on training. 8: Shao Jun Shao Jun is one of the lesser-known protagonists in the game series since she's from Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China. However, compared to most assassins here, her journey is one of the most impressive. She started off as a rescued concubine who swore vengeance on her Templar masters. To achieve this, she had to bring a Assassin Brotherhood sect back to health until she eventually became its Master Assassin. We'll even go as far as saying she's the most proficient assassin when it comes to melee combat with her combination of martial arts, hidden blades in her shoes, and more agile swordplay. 7: Evie Frye The elder and more level-headed Frye twin is Evie. While her brother preferred action and fast results, Evie was a firm believer in cloak-and-dagger tactics, and the core tenets of the Brotherhood. As a master tactician, Evie disliked behaving recklessly, which often put her at odds with her brother. Between her proficiency at stealth and expertise with silent weapons like throwing knives, Evie is a formidable opponent who took down a number of Templar targets, and even Jack the Ripper. Plus, when Evie came to see that the teachings of the Assassins and her Father were not infallible she became all the stronger for it, moving to India to learn the techniques of the country’s Assassins. 6: Edward Kenway Edward Kenway has quite an impressive resume when it comes to Master Assassins. He did start off way too late but nevertheless managed better than most other assassins. In fact, he even began from scratch as a pirate with no future. Through some interesting networking, Edward found an entrance into a troubled Assassin Brotherhood sect which he pretty much saved despite not being a committed fulltime member. That pretty much meant he didn't even need to become an assassin to be better than them. 5: Ezio Auditore Finally, we arrive at the most successful Master Assassin of the series, Ezio Auditore. He's so popular and iconic that he has themost Assassin's Creed games. Not only did he manage to rebuild the Assassin Brotherhood sect in Italy but also had multiple victories against the Templars. Even at his old age, he was still formidable enough to branch out to other countries and expand or improve the Assassin Brotherhood, specifically in Assassin's Creed: Revelations. Plus, the Hidden Gun is just plain unfair in his hands and he was the only assassin to wield it. 4: Basim Ibn Ishaq Assassin’s Creed Mirage may champion itself as a return to the core ideas of the serie, eschewing many of the RPG elements of the newer games, but Basim himself remains a key link between both. First appearing as an older, less trusting Hidden One in Valhalla, Basim is eventually revealed to be a Sage of Loki and is overpowered by the Norse God’s memories. Mirage focuses on his induction into the Hidden Ones, and his discovery of his true nature as a reincarnation of Loki, depicting a younger, less jaded, but nonetheless capable Basim who becomes all the more powerful when he embraces his nature as a reincarnated Isu. Eivor may have been able to defeat a frenzied Basim in Valhalla, but this Hidden One is no slouch. 3: Bayek/Aya Bayek is one of the first assassins and members of the Assassin Brotherhood who found out the hard way how the Hidden Blade worked. When not assassinating some corrupt Egyptian Templars, he and his ex-wife Aya run around slaying Egyptian mythology gods. That's not something the regular assassin does, and these gods are a lot more powerful than the average Piece of Eden. They're nothing too big for Bayek and Aya - they even formed the Assassin Brotherhood along the way while defeating the said gods. 2: Alexios/Kassandra Speaking of defeating some mythological monstrosities, Alexios and Kassandra of Assassin's Creed: Odyssey are no slouches. They have fought minotaurs, sphinxes, and gorgons. They even fought each other in some in-game choices. Now, both Alexios and Kassandra are actually demigods, making them the second most powerful heroes in Assassin's Creed. Either of them can pretty much do anything successfully and without even trying. One of them even came close to being immortal. 1: Eivor Provably the most disliked of them all but definitely the most powerful by far. Whether you chose the male or female version, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’s protagonist Eivor was a fearsome warrior adept with axes, throwable weapons and the returning hidden blade. As with Alexios and Kassandra before them, Eivor could mow down dozens on the battlefield with ease. However, with the Dawn of Ragnarok expansion, Eivor becomes not just a demigod but Odin himself, the King of Gods. They now have divine powers and fight - and win - against all sorts of creatures and characters from Norse mythology, including unkillable fire giant Surtr. That's the farthest any assassin can go in terms of power.
Altair was a beast in Combat taking on deadlier foes in terms of close courters Combat with Templars being one of the greatest non modern armies in history. Altair took on like 4 waves with each having thirteen enemies at a time to get to Robert De Sable and then fighting the biggest bad Templar while he was fighting with multiple other templars as well that that’s also just insane endurance, that it’s mostly towards the end but I think you’re forgetting the insane amount of open combat skill Altair has shown in his game alone. Conner’s a monster in Combat but Altairs proven himself to be a bit more technically skilled with a bit better close quarters combat. I think people see just how Connor took out multiple military forts himself but don’t really look at that Altair bulldozed a big combat zone of two different armies to get to Robert De Sable near the end of AC 1 that was thought to be certain death but he risked it all and didn’t even get scratched and still immediately went to kill Al Mualim right after, and even before all that with Robert De Sable took on his future wife with her own hoard of enemies in a trap meant for him.
@@jde7052Altair proved himself to be better? Wdym? He doesn't even know how to perform a kill streak until revelations but Connor has been doing it since his early teens. You say Altair bulldozed through enemies that was thought to be certain death. But for Connor, it'd be a nice evening stroll. Even using stealth, Connor can take down 4 enemies without one knowing about another. People put Altair above Connor bcoz he's never been hit in combat. But Altair never fought Haytham level opponents. If he did, he would not bear that title.
@@drumsofliberation3470 he did fight high level opponents, Templars are one of the greatest non modern armies. Connor would not be able to just go right through what Altair did. Connor was fighting up close against people who weren’t wearing the same level of armor as Altair, his opponents were far more durable and just built for close range. Can’t knock him for opponents, he was just one of the greatest Assassins of all time, he even lead a fight on the Khans. He also beat someone with an apple of Eden, who even when Connor faced someone in an alternate timeline but still knew all the same skills before the powers he got bodied and almost died. I get that’s probably going more into Altair having by higher ISU dna level territory but you’re acting like Altair didn’t fight anyone significant like seeing someone who can make duplicates, freeze your body in space, and basically appear to teleport with the mind and skill of a master Assassin isn’t a significant feat that isn’t like anything Connor faced. Can’t really dis Altair for competition, he was just a incredible fighter.
Its hard to argue the ruthlessness of the RPG assassins.. Regardless of our love for the OGs. I also put Altair and Connor in the lead, but Eivor, Bayek and the gods are insane. I'd still say Bayek though.
Arno is considered to be the best swordsman out of all the assassins in all the games. It was stated by Ubisoft back when it released, and I’m not just talking about him being dubbed as “deadliest assassin” by them in 2014. I think in terms of skill, swordsmanship and experience, Altair is probably the most deadly. If you were to have a trial of combat, having all of them go up one on one in order, Altair probably wins. He had a synchronization bar and technically never took a hit in combat canonically. He was stabbed in the cutscene, but that was a canon event/memory. Overall I think Altair is most skilled in terms of combat.
if we talk desdliest as in killed the most then it must be connor. He literally destroyed multiple squads bombarding them during the battle of Monmouth and destroyed 100s of ships.
It’s either Kassandra or Eivor. There’s no debate. People saying Connor as if he would even damage those two. Definition of deadly: : likely to cause or capable of producing death, aiming to kill or destroy : implacable. That’s literally summarizes these two characters. Kassandra is a mercenary, her job is literally to kill, and Eivor is a Viking. Her/his way of life is raiding, and killing her enemies. Yes assassins kill too. But they kill a specific type of people. Kassandra and Eivor kill everyone. Not to mention that both these characters are either reincarnations or literal gods. There’s no debate. Connor or anyone else for that matter will literally get obliterated by these two. I know it’s a radical way to look at things but to me, the strongest is the most deadly. And both Kassandra and Eivor can also use stealth. But it wouldn’t make sense for them to use crowd stealth and things like that since they just that strong and their maps are way bigger than the other games.
Connor low diffs Kassandra and high diffs Eivor if we aren't considering the superpower bullshit. If we're talking about all out war with access to all of their abilities, DLC Connor neg diffs both Kassandra and Eivor. 😊
I agree. Connor imo is peak Human. Dude survived so many fatal injuries. Survives a freakin cannon attack and still fought haytham. No human could survive that lol. But Kassandra is a demigod, she wins lol. Eivor vs Connor could be debate honestly.
"What he [Connor] did to the Colonial Templars has yet to be replicated in the series...A lone Assassin has never caused so much damage to the Templar Order" Meanwhile out east Shao Jun is just chilling wondering what else she's got to do toe finally make a Master Assassin's "list"... "Over the course of six years, together with a Master Assassin named Wang Yangming, she successfully eliminated all of the Tigers, prevented a Mongolian invasion, and despite Yangming's death, rebuilt the Chinese Brotherhood" I know most AC content creators make videos on the games since that's the more popular thing but it would be nice once in a while if they don't forget about all the other assassin's out there. A video showing some love for the forgotten hidden ones/assassin's (Chronicals/dlc/movie/comics/mangas/novels) would be nice
I mean Ezio knows everything Altair does via codex and without ezio in the picture, Altair would easily defeat every other protagonist, but ezio is a master swordsman, master of stealth, master strategist, and he had to face all odds of adversity
The black box mission structure would help make Arno deadlier because from an in-game perspective there are multiple ways he could come in as opposed to most games directing you a certain route. Take the Notre Dame mission, he could come through the roof or the side window. Arno is also very intuitive, so he can analyse better and information can be a deadly weapon.
Can't believe bro didn't mention the truest assassin, Bullfrog from Netflix's Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix 😔 (IDC IF HE ISN'T A PROTAGONIST, HE'S A CHARACTER WORTH MENTIONING)
Altair even made himself a gun, old man wasn't as fast as he used to be so decided to even the playing field. He's got the f around and find out energy 24/7.
The deadliest warriors tend to be the much earlier in the timeline assassin's, people like Eivor, Kassandra/Alexios, Altair (Conner being the outlier) since their time is defined by constant brutal war, conquest and overzealous divinity with every battle being fought blade to blade for any god that would listen, every warrior had to be at least good at their craft to survive so the assassins were the best of the best of that, warrior's at their absolute physical peak. However The deadliest assassins tended to be the ones much further down the timeline, People like Arno, The Frye twins, Ezio, Shay, they had centuries of teachings in stealth and the way's of the assassin, had tools far beyond anything any earlier assassins could hope to use and were mostly not born into a world of war that venerated strong warriors and gods, they were just people in a world of other people that happened to be the very best among normal people, sure they were strong warriors, they had to be to be assassins, but compared to the earlier ones it's a difficult comparison overall (especially since newer assassin's creed's don't have any issue with you just ignoring stealth to fight everyone 90% of the time)
Could you possible do the same videos for the far cry series like for example who's the most charismatic, evil or most convincing villain in the far cry series? Would be awesome if that is posdible, anyways great video as always!
Kassandra/Alexios CAN be the deadliest, if the player chooses to do so. But in that same way they can also be the most merciful and kill nobody except the cultists by just fighting with wooden weapons or their fists.
In the trailer, it's shown that the Templars are talking amongst one another in a rectangular table. Everyone being able to see one another and the person's back. Altair infiltrated that Templar's Keep and it's shown through the reflection of a chalice. He killed one of them before they noticed and the target didn't make a sound to alert the rest. By then it was too late. How scary is it that one man is able to infiltrate your most secure stronghold and kills one of you without you knowing and you're around others when it happened?
The deadliest obviously Ezio. Ever seen a guy just making a whistle mouth sounds suddenly arrow burst out of nowhere able to kill 5 people who tried to attack? Or seeing someone pulling out 1st arm-gun 9mm in the world during Renaissance Era shooting from the dark?
I'm gonna vote for eivor being the deadliest, he/she canonically fighted 1000~ years old kassandra, eivor is a viking warrior making her the most ruthless and lastly maybe not the best in stealth but she could still beat the others protagonists if they were stalking her I mean, she has deadly reflexes as seen when she fighted kassandra and basim (Loki)
1:58 basim was forgot by the hiden ones due to the ending of mirage and his actions this is why William miles says that he didn't want to go into his memories as it might teach you the wrong lesson
what about Desmond? he has all of the skills and Knowledge of Ezio. Altair and Connor and has single handily siege an Abstergo facility killing pretty much everyone that in his way
1. If haytham would kill Achilles prob his son would spare him and haytham would live, also connor couldn t get his information about who are his targets and his training, also achiile rly put in connor head the idea that his father need to die so yea no achiile results in haytham alive. 2. If Edward Kenway survive well idk maybe he would push haytham to be an assasin and not a templar maybe not sure what else he could other than just live more years. 3. If Altair killed Robert the sable in the temple, well prob wouldn t get downgrade in order also i suppose al mualim would send altair to kill only 8 ppl the other templars that know about apple of eden, and prob would end same nothing rly big change i think here. Thats what i think about this what if, don t take personally if u are not agree with them, i just want to share an oppinion with u
The deadliest protagonists canonically is actually Edward Kenway & Kassandra if we’re going off pure kill count.. 1 Man of War had a MINIMUM of 800 men on it & and Edward canonically sank atleast 10 of them in the story.. not to mention all the other ships he did.. & Kassandra has literally been alive for over 2000 years fighting battles & wars… I love Altair but this video is 100% incorrect if we’re speaking from a cannon aspect also Shay killed over 60,000 people with the earthquake in Lisbon… I get this video is “opinions” but you’re basing your views off kill count which isn’t an opinion…
I will have to go with Ezio in Revelations. I always think about that moment in the trailer, where Ezio is already captured, his hands bound, and when he only slightly moves, the whole templar garrison grab their weapons in fear, which tells you how much of a legend Ezio must have been at that point.
For me it's defihitely Eivor and ofc Kassandra who is basically a god. So these two might not be best warriors/most skilled but they're both strongest/deadliest protagonists. Both of them were facing gods
Quick video idea: How about you made a video where you are ranking any new AC protagonist/assassin whatever (starting with basim) in the categories of your precious videos: like: is Basim now the strongest assassin or will it still be Bayek for instance.
If we're talking about anyone who's ever been playable Then it has to be Haytham F*cking Kenway. The GOAT. Potentially the only person who can stop/kill Connor
Its easily connor, his feats compared to any other assassin make him seem like a fucking god, took on cannonballs to the body, got shot multiple times, got stabbed muktiple times, took on an army with just a tomahawk, his feats are much better than any other assassin aswell as the advancement of weapons in his era in comparison to someone like altair who only had to deal with swords really.
1 - He's definitely the strongest, but he's nothing special when it comes to stealth 2 - Getting hit by canonballs is not canon(get it?) 3 - The trailers are not canon, so he didn't actually defeat that army of redcoats
The only reason I pick Cassandra is not biased of the game and I love it mainly because she is nearly unstoppable when you think about it she went to I plant this she went to hell she went many other places not just that she managed to kill every single order member bar two if you pick the right options oh and how can I forget she killed a king of Spartans while she was being hunted by every bounty hunter in the state and also in fact no in Greece and also how can I forget every captain in forts all over Greece one voice to text so some things aren't spelled correctly too now these mentioned bayak I just realized yeah I might give him the edge up considering well he used their own arrow to kill them he well yeah he uses many arrows to kill his enemies their own Arrows at that and he's also just he's ruthless
If we were to look at these by what the protagonists did, Alexios or Kassandra canonically is by far the most deadly assassin in action we have played as. Just before anyone says anything, Darius is considered an assassin when he never joined their ranks, and Alexios did almost exactly what Darius did, which is hunt down members of the Cult of Kosmos and Order of Ancients. Altair got touched at the beginning of his game, and even if he never got hit, I doubt he would take Alexios out in a fight and Connor would probably tear him apart in a confrontational fight. Stealth really wouldn't matter as it all boils down to combat prowess.
Bayek is lowkey the DEADLIEST. Man brutally murdered everyone that got in his way and he even solos fking war elephants 💀
Ong and MF’s will still say Altiar is. Who would get mauled by animals, and can’t swim☠️
@@RichwoodCman_5If anybody throws a rock at Altair while he's parkouring near docks, his deadliness drowns with him😂😂😂😂
@@drumsofliberation3470 true😂
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High key Steve bonnet is clearly the strongest
I'm going to have to stop you right there, we all know who the most deadly AC protagonist is, and it is NOT the one you chose. It's OBVIOUSLY the GLORIOUS gentleman pirate STEDE BONNET, bro could solo everyone else on this list at the same time. SMH how could you forget him, if he wasn't killed off screen he could have EASILY prevented the templar rise. Immediatly unsubscribing for your misinformation, and OBVIOUS wrong opinion 😡
This is a joke, right?
@@Theghos1bonnet is easily the most deadly of all. you must not of played black flag
Guys chill its a joke
Of course he is the deadliest, we don't mention him because it would just t be unfair
@@Theghos1you ever play the dlc m8?
Connor I think for sure. What many people forget is that not many of the others, if ANY are trained to be stealthy and/or fight in the wilderness. The rest are city boys/girls. Not to mention Connor is strong, fast, stealthy, knows how to use Native weapons as well as guns, great with horses. No downsides besides being a little brash.
I'd say jacob over throws conner is strength and speed. Although conner may have a height advantage and experience. He us slower and jacob tests his skills in situations fighting rings and fights with a weapon that relies purely on your strength for damage being a knuckle duster
@@curtisbraebairn3608ehhh conner has the phisique and skil to keep up with Jacob tho. Jacob has better equipment overall but honestly Conners Pivot Blade and the way he uses it st close range would not only one catch them off guard but also lead to some fatal blow to jacob imo
@@curtisbraebairn3608Connor also tested himself with fists, remember Boston Brawlers, he also did a big prison fight. And he has been tested in open combat faced a ton of guys at once when his dad abandoned him, and just overall been tested in combat generally quite a bit. Ezio did lfight clubs too showed up all they way back then.
Kassandra and eivor obliterate Connor there’s no debate.
@@jeremyrdlamaxima7052bro they are literal gods 💀 don’t even bring them up
Connor with his brute strenght,
Arno is good with social stealth and he's very agile,
Shay is a damn good tracker and hunter,
Ezio with his leadership,
and Altair with his wise and knowledge.
Mix them all and you'll got the most effective Assassin man ever known.
You mean Desmond?
Bro, Steve bonnet solos everyone on the lost, what h even saying
@@sageof6pandas233most brave pirate
To be fair Connor is more known for tracking tho.
I agree with Altair he was fighting hordes of enemies thirteen at a time of probably one of the strongest non modern military groups in history multiple times in a row just to get to Robert De Sable, while also being really strong in stealth, and mercilessly to keep out any risk of his mission being compromised. I think another way to look at deadliness though is also influence. We’re there’s what Altair could do with his influence being able to stage rebellions and with the respect he has, there’s Ezio as a mentor and the Assassins he teaches and leads, then Connor has quite a bit of strategic versatility with his plus he’s a ship captain, Kassandra as a captain and calling in her like ship leader, then Edward is deadliest in the ocean and more willing to take lives, Shay Captain, Eivor and her raiders, Aveline influence seemed to be more using it for infiltration, and Arno worked with some Assassins in coop and the twins controlled a gang that controlled an entire city or also Jacob had Assassins with ears in every brothel. I think most powerful influence with their Allies and how they utilize them could be another good video
You are the reason i got intrested in Assassin's Creed. Thank You😀
It’s Kassandra. Been around forever, hunting for artifacts. Her kill count is def higher than any other protagonist
This video is about pure skill. Not Isu powers.
@@ryankwon8785the video is about deadliness and kassandras the deadliest. she has isu powers. you can’t just take those away from her
@@ryankwon8785Yall always act like Kassandra and Eivor have no skill. It's clear they do.
@@ryankwon8785 It's not just about skill or power, but the propensity to kill without reservation.
u fucking guys kasandra and eivor are not natural assassins they have powers and just imagine altair and conner would have isu powers they could clap the entire planet
Honestly, in terms of combat, I'd say Connor, with Edward or Bayek as a close second
Stealth? Basim, more so than Arno in certain parts
For overall deadliness? Hell, Altair without the shadow of a doubt. The fact alone that his healthbar in the first game was simply a "synchronization" bar, which intern means my boy played the no damage route tells you all you need to know. With the added bonus of still kicking ass in his 70s-80s
All in all, Altair definitely takes the cake for most deadliest, with a close second being our boy Ezio, for obvious reasons
Let's be honest bro. Altair never fought Haytham level opponents in combat. If he did, he wouldn't bear the title of untouchable protagonist.
Btw, I don't think Ezio is atleast in top 3.
Kassandra destroys Altair low diff
@@drumsofliberation3470 revelations ezio is up there for sure, his finisher animations were deadly af
Honestly, I have to say Arno is the deadliest protagonist simply because every time he found a target he went after them IMMEDIATELY, most times without even having the opportunity to share words with them. If he considers you an enemy, you'll be gone within the day and you won't even see him coming. I think the only one that maybe surpasses him in this aspect is Altair with his ruthlessness and amazing skill
Speed doesn’t really make you the deadliest I would say
@@zenthous9568efficiency and speed at completing missions is a key factor. An Assassin who hunts down their target with swiftness and ferocity (albeit it stems from emotional reasons) is a deadly one.
@@demoliman Arno was only fast because he was reckless though, so I wouldn’t count that as being deadlier, since other assassins could’ve easily done it at that speed too
I think something that gives Arno a good argument is his versatility. His base in the game, and the DLC seems to suggest he’s willing to gain and try a lot of weapons that he’s so adaptable as well, very good at figuring out how to infiltrate just about anything. And to your point, if you watched any of the promotion for Unity the devs did claim he was the deadliest Assassin yet at the time of his release but it also depends on how much validity you give devs trying to hype the game. But again most people also take the devs words at saying Basim is the fastest and I think they also said one of the most adaptable for Basim.
Arno has more potential especially his teamwork skills with his assassins brothers
Probably Connor. Dude is a tank
It’s so good when master assassin uploads
Indeed
Oh yeah.
When I see that Master Assassin uploaded new video it's like orgasm for my AC fanatic side.
It's almost frightening lol
Except when he shills for Mirage.
I mean, “realistically” it would have to go to Kassandra just because she’s an actual demigod. Although allegedly Altäir has never been hit in a battle, and Connor “GIVE ME LEEEEE!” Kenway endured a lot of physical abuse like taking a hit straight from a cannonball.
If you actually paid attention to the story, Kassandra is not a demi God.
@@johnsonwithat2322well, she isn't TECHNICALLY a demigod, but she does have a very potent ISU gene thanks to her biological parents, and on top of that she possesed the Leonidas' spear who gave her some godly abilities AND ON TOP of that she also possesed the Hermes' staff
@@johnsonwithat2322she has isu blood so wouldn’t that not make her a Demi god🤔
It has to be Altair . He was born into the creed never had a choice to live a different live . The others choose the creed more or less in a later age .
Altairs experience is unmatched, he realized his arrogance was standing in his way of improving, he evolved killing with double hidden blades ,pistols during studying the apple of Eden . I really see him as the Bruce lee of fighting who just brought new aspects of assassinations for the creed .both an inspiration and a true mentors and masters of their techniques.
I actually think Bayek is the deadliest. People tend to forget that he was in his mid to late 50s when the events of Origins and all its DLC took place. He was already that deadly and well rounded in everything. Imagine how deadly he was in his prime. Plus, Bayek, being the first assassin, literally taught and established everything future assassin's know today. Stealth, combat, blending in crowds, etc. He established it all. Furthermore, you can be willing to kill and empathetic also. Bayek has shown many times that he is willing to kill when necessary and show kindness when needed
I didn't realize bayek was that old In origins, I figured he was I. His early/mid 30s
Bayek was 36 at the time of Khemu's death and 47 at the end of the DLCs. I'm not sure where you got his age from.
@@waltablueConnor's build isn't that different from Bayek's. Just look at him in prisoner garments or wearing slimmer clothes like Arno's
I think you should do a video with which assassin would be the perfect duo.
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@@LarryTheTugaGamer1511 they are deadly, but not perfect by any means
connor and arno they got the brains the braun and the speed
Uhh, Altair and Ezio?
Way too many possibilities, honestly
Altair also helped the Brotherhood improve its weaponry thanks to the knowledge of the Apple of Eden (ex. Two hidden blades, removing the cutting of the ring finger, the hidden gun, poison hidden blades, etc.).
Gameplay wise it has to be Connor or Edward.
Lore wise it depends in what context, as in 1v1 you could argue Shay went against people that trained their entire life to kill and not get caught. Or assassination as a whole with the planing and stealth that Altaïr excelled at. Or the 1 vs many, Connor literally went single handed against an army.
You are joking right? Gameplay wise and LORE wise the newer main protagonists are much more powerful, more deadly and have taken down way more deadly opponents than mere "templars" who are just weak humans
Altair?! You bring tgat guy up as the deadliest? The guy that can't swim? Bro kassandra and Bayek are taking down actual armies and taking on war animals and even Gods!
Ac fans just like to puck their fav character and NEVER actually look at the Lore of AC.
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Personally I feel Conor deserves this especially considering who he was up against the British empire at the time was the most powerful civilization of all of history
I agree. The British are one of the only few kingdoms in history that came close to conquering the world. Connor single handedly defeated them in their prime and they give the win to a man who'll die if he so much as touches water.
AC community is very wonderful.
The British Empire was able to project power across the world because of their navy and technology, but individual prowess of their soldiers was not particularly noteworthy.
@@SpectreStatus the fact of the matter is they still had an overwhelming amount of soldiers and firepower and Connor took them down im not talking about gaining new colonies I took history class I know the reason why the British military was so feared was due to them having a much more advanced navy due to them being a island and so the only way to project power was through boats and naval combat but what im saying is they still managed to keep control of almost every empire they took control of because of the amount of men and firepower they had
I’m honestly hoping it’s Connor as he’s deadly asf! As always love your content!
Edit: just finished the vid and I agree with your decision whole heartedly! My choice would’ve been the other decision but I understand yours! Stay hidden and awesome as always!
Altaïr is a badass but in terms of deadliest I think it's Bayek. Dude was pretty brutal hunting down his targets.
I don't agree
@@gamingepidemic172okay
We know Altair took down the Levantine Templars by himself basically and took no damage throughout. The same can't be said for Bayek, so I think we can safely say that Altair was generally superior.
@@SpectreStatusDidn't Bayek solo an entire fucking elephant??
I agree, but I have to say eivor is still a decent contender for #1 in my opinion because of his strength, skill as a Viking, and he isn’t really that bad at stealth I found!
Right and he wasn’t trained to be an assassin but was still hunting down people for the “hidden ones”😂 people don’t give eivor enough credit and Connor too because Connor is a one man army 😂
Correction: The youngest master assassin is Basim not Altair anymore. Some may like it. Some may not👀
I do not like it at all, honestly. But I respect those who do.
basim is like 26 when he becomes a master assasin, Altair is 24
@@Zikuto_ Why does age matter?
@@moomer2675 read franks post then read mine I’m simply showing him he’s wrong that’s it
Ézio was the youngest
There is a lack of weapon evaluation in this because it’s very related to deadlines. Especially with guns makes a big difference in lethality
Desmond Miles, had the abilities of Altaïr, Ezio, Connor and Haytham Kenway
I wish they would’ve gave him his own game hunting templars 💯
Where he is a Modern day assassin 💯
Even though Kassandra has Isu powers there are enemies scaled up to meet this powerset, including the Writhing Dread and the Minotaur as well as those encountered in the Fate of Atlantis storyline. She spends two thirds of Vacation without access to these powers, relying entirely on physical strength to clear an enemy base and talk down an Apple high Barnabas, canonically parting with the Spear of Leonidas and the game showing us how it ends up with Herodotus so it can be found by Layla in the present day. Heck, the canonical ending of the base game storyline is Kassandra killing Deimos, who had been trained to be the Cult’s guard dog.
I thought Basim might’ve been up there with in terms of his capabilities to swiftly kill five enemies stealthily as represented with Assassin focus being one of the deadliest with stealth even using stealth and tools very well mixed into there combat as is best way to really fight a lot of enemies in this game and a tactics we know they use with Eivor. But when you said part if it is willingness to kill is he’s very unwilling to take a life unless he has to or out of what he feels is fair for his vengeance but not beyond. I mean in mirage he’d say stuff like it was a necessary kill or it couldn’t be helped suggesting he probably prefers more of a ghost stealth approach only killing the target. Even in Valhalla really because he easily could’ve killed Sigurd in front of Eivor and really made her suffer but chose to just use Sigurd to bait anger in Eivor to try to make her make mistakes to get an advantage as the manipulative mental fighter he is that kind f show he’s still not super willing to just take lives unless he thinks it’s necessary.
Facts Altair is the goet of assassin's Creed
Basim: “Silent and Precise as possible.”
I would be terrified of jacob bc if he catches you, you're not getting a quick death. It's gonna be torture
I always wanted a modern game about Altaïr or a remake of the first game so we could see how deadly is the man on modern gameplay
When is the next playing until I get spotted? It could be dope on mirage. Love the content!
Basically Ezio and Altaïr still solo. But Basim was badass for me too
I agree that Altair was the most deadly but not because of his willingness to kill people who would be a threat to his mission. he has been training since he was a child, proved himself capable of besting those with experience, and attaining the rank of master assassin all before the age of 30. it should be noted that willingness to kill witnesses doesn't make you dangerous as it also breaks one of the assassins tenants which is to avoid compromising the brotherhood since he couldn't know if someone saw him kill a person. if we're counting that same willingness to do that, we have to argue that Ezio was equally most dangerous since he learned social blending which could be used to move through crowds, kill his target, and quickly escape before guards arrived to see what happened
Templars knew he's coming and they also knew there is nothing they could about it, my man Altaïr.
The way I see it is altiar is Muhammad Ali quick and nobody can touch him and Connor is like Mike Tyson a complete unit.
Shay is just criminally underrated overall, it's a shame Ubisoft didn't explore his character further
I need to give it to Arno if you where his target then you would be gone in a day from this World and I devs at the time of unity said that he is the deadliest yet but it can be for hype but other than that he is easly adaptable to any weapon he have to wield and he is the stealthiest to the point where his enemy couldn’t hear his footsteps and we can’t forget that he can infiltrate any place he want from king palace trough the whole part of the city guarded by enemies to even the most protected prison in Paris
I have an idea for another video. Who is the least talkative ( you can put it in your own words ) also I love your videos keep the great work up stay safe mentor
Assassin's Creed: 16 Of The Most Powerful Protagonists Of The Series, Ranked
16: Altair
Altair Ibn-La'Ahad is the earliest poster boy of the Assassin's Creed games, and he bore quite a heavy burden of making the title trend. However, he's not exactly the best when it came to assassinations or even fighting.
He's certainly not as skillful as his successors nor does he have the right gadgets or toughness to withstand multiple enemies. Really, it's mostly just the parkour he excels at. That's all thanks to the simpler combat and mechanics he had to work with in the first Assassin's Creed game.
15: Adewale
A side character in Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag, Adewale was nonetheless the protagonist of the standalone DLC Freedom Cry, which delved deeper into his own tumultuous story. After escaping from slavery, Adewale joined Edward Kenway for a life of piracy as quartermaster of the Jackdaw, only to join the Assassins and convince Edward to join the cause before captaining his own ship.
As with Edward Adewale was adept at sword and pistol combat, picking up more skills than most due to spending most of his life on the run as either a fugitive slave or pirate. However, he was eventually defeated by Shay Cormac.
14: Shay Cormac
The only protagonist who is instead a Templar - at least for the majority of the game - Shay is a particularly brutal fighter in the underrated Assassin’s Creed Rogue. Not only was Shay a high-ranking Assassin before he turned to become a prominent Templar and Assassin Hunter.
He is responsible for the death of several key characters - including Adewale and Arno’s father - and almost single-handedly wiped out the majority of the Colonial Assassins. However, much of his work was soon reversed by Connor and the Revolutionary War.
13: Aveline De Grandpré
Debuting in Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation, Aveline de Grandpré was the series’ first female protagonist, and its first French one (move over, Arno!). With a wealthy French father and an enslaved African mother, Aveline grew up wealthy but remained a socially mobile young woman in late 18th century French Louisiana.
Inducted to the Assassin’s Brotherhood at the age of 12, Aveline began fighting to defend New Orleans’ most oppressed, and eventually dismantled a Templar-led slave trafficking empire. Her prowess in combat and free-running may be standard among Assassins, but Aveline’s social stealth abilities make her an unpredictable opponent with a range of tricks up her sleeve.
12: Connor Kenway
Conner Kenway is Assassin's Creed 3's enigmatic and silent protagonist who was also an active participant in the American Revolutionary War against the British. Even though he did come from a strong lineage of assassins dating back to his grandfather, Edward, he's not really that remarkable.
Certainly not as influential or capable as Ezio Auditore who also had a similar lineage. Moreover, Connor didn't achieve the same grandmaster assassin repute as Ezio. Although, Connor did have an upbringing handicap in the form of a messy childhood, only joining the Assassin Brotherhood as an adult.
11: Arno Dorian
Speaking of only getting indoctrinated into the Assassin Brotherhood as an adult, Arno Dorian was also placed under similar circumstances. He's the main playable character of Assassin's Creed Unity which is set during the French Revolution... well, one of those.
Anyway, Arno started a little late and wasn't really that efficient a fighter compared to his predecessors. He had to resort to stealth and his game is the first Assassin's Creed title to feature a dedicated stealth mode button.
10: Jacob Frye
Although his defeat at the hands of Jack the Ripper, an assassin apprentice gone rogue, appears damning, the younger of the Frye twins remains a formidable opponent. As a Master Assassin, Jacob was equally adept with his cane-sword or hidden blade and became a feared opponent across London’s fight clubs.
Alongside his sister Evie, Jacob wrenched back control of London from the Templars, assassinating Grand Master Crawford Starrick. Although Jacob’s reckless behaviour makes him an occasional liability in Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, he later came to recognise his errors, and adhered more closely to the Brotherhood’s tenets.
9: Desmond Miles
For someone who never had any assassin training at all, Desmond Miles went pretty far ahead after just a few months or years of learning through virtual reality. Well, it could be that the bleeding effect gave him a leg up but keep in mind that his muscles and bones weren't even built like his predecessors.
For Desmond to learn parkour and even combat so quickly, that can only mean his potential is greater than that of his ancestors. One can only imagine how far he could have come if only he had a more hands-on training.
8: Shao Jun
Shao Jun is one of the lesser-known protagonists in the game series since she's from Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China. However, compared to most assassins here, her journey is one of the most impressive.
She started off as a rescued concubine who swore vengeance on her Templar masters. To achieve this, she had to bring a Assassin Brotherhood sect back to health until she eventually became its Master Assassin. We'll even go as far as saying she's the most proficient assassin when it comes to melee combat with her combination of martial arts, hidden blades in her shoes, and more agile swordplay.
7: Evie Frye
The elder and more level-headed Frye twin is Evie. While her brother preferred action and fast results, Evie was a firm believer in cloak-and-dagger tactics, and the core tenets of the Brotherhood. As a master tactician, Evie disliked behaving recklessly, which often put her at odds with her brother.
Between her proficiency at stealth and expertise with silent weapons like throwing knives, Evie is a formidable opponent who took down a number of Templar targets, and even Jack the Ripper. Plus, when Evie came to see that the teachings of the Assassins and her Father were not infallible she became all the stronger for it, moving to India to learn the techniques of the country’s Assassins.
6: Edward Kenway
Edward Kenway has quite an impressive resume when it comes to Master Assassins. He did start off way too late but nevertheless managed better than most other assassins. In fact, he even began from scratch as a pirate with no future.
Through some interesting networking, Edward found an entrance into a troubled Assassin Brotherhood sect which he pretty much saved despite not being a committed fulltime member. That pretty much meant he didn't even need to become an assassin to be better than them.
5: Ezio Auditore
Finally, we arrive at the most successful Master Assassin of the series, Ezio Auditore. He's so popular and iconic that he has themost Assassin's Creed games. Not only did he manage to rebuild the Assassin Brotherhood sect in Italy but also had multiple victories against the Templars.
Even at his old age, he was still formidable enough to branch out to other countries and expand or improve the Assassin Brotherhood, specifically in Assassin's Creed: Revelations. Plus, the Hidden Gun is just plain unfair in his hands and he was the only assassin to wield it.
4: Basim Ibn Ishaq
Assassin’s Creed Mirage may champion itself as a return to the core ideas of the serie, eschewing many of the RPG elements of the newer games, but Basim himself remains a key link between both. First appearing as an older, less trusting Hidden One in Valhalla, Basim is eventually revealed to be a Sage of Loki and is overpowered by the Norse God’s memories.
Mirage focuses on his induction into the Hidden Ones, and his discovery of his true nature as a reincarnation of Loki, depicting a younger, less jaded, but nonetheless capable Basim who becomes all the more powerful when he embraces his nature as a reincarnated Isu. Eivor may have been able to defeat a frenzied Basim in Valhalla, but this Hidden One is no slouch.
3: Bayek/Aya
Bayek is one of the first assassins and members of the Assassin Brotherhood who found out the hard way how the Hidden Blade worked. When not assassinating some corrupt Egyptian Templars, he and his ex-wife Aya run around slaying Egyptian mythology gods.
That's not something the regular assassin does, and these gods are a lot more powerful than the average Piece of Eden. They're nothing too big for Bayek and Aya - they even formed the Assassin Brotherhood along the way while defeating the said gods.
2: Alexios/Kassandra
Speaking of defeating some mythological monstrosities, Alexios and Kassandra of Assassin's Creed: Odyssey are no slouches. They have fought minotaurs, sphinxes, and gorgons. They even fought each other in some in-game choices.
Now, both Alexios and Kassandra are actually demigods, making them the second most powerful heroes in Assassin's Creed. Either of them can pretty much do anything successfully and without even trying. One of them even came close to being immortal.
1: Eivor
Provably the most disliked of them all but definitely the most powerful by far.
Whether you chose the male or female version, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’s protagonist Eivor was a fearsome warrior adept with axes, throwable weapons and the returning hidden blade. As with Alexios and Kassandra before them, Eivor could mow down dozens on the battlefield with ease.
However, with the Dawn of Ragnarok expansion, Eivor becomes not just a demigod but Odin himself, the King of Gods. They now have divine powers and fight - and win - against all sorts of creatures and characters from Norse mythology, including unkillable fire giant Surtr. That's the farthest any assassin can go in terms of power.
Love your video and keep up the great work
Altair just because hes so ruthless as we know he will kill witnesses just so theres is no chance for failure sorry ezio
Provided that Altair strikes quickly and keeps it silent he may win, but if it comes to combat, I'd choose Connor
Altair was a beast in Combat taking on deadlier foes in terms of close courters Combat with Templars being one of the greatest non modern armies in history. Altair took on like 4 waves with each having thirteen enemies at a time to get to Robert De Sable and then fighting the biggest bad Templar while he was fighting with multiple other templars as well that that’s also just insane endurance, that it’s mostly towards the end but I think you’re forgetting the insane amount of open combat skill Altair has shown in his game alone. Conner’s a monster in Combat but Altairs proven himself to be a bit more technically skilled with a bit better close quarters combat. I think people see just how Connor took out multiple military forts himself but don’t really look at that Altair bulldozed a big combat zone of two different armies to get to Robert De Sable near the end of AC 1 that was thought to be certain death but he risked it all and didn’t even get scratched and still immediately went to kill Al Mualim right after, and even before all that with Robert De Sable took on his future wife with her own hoard of enemies in a trap meant for him.
@@jde7052Altair proved himself to be better? Wdym? He doesn't even know how to perform a kill streak until revelations but Connor has been doing it since his early teens.
You say Altair bulldozed through enemies that was thought to be certain death. But for Connor, it'd be a nice evening stroll. Even using stealth, Connor can take down 4 enemies without one knowing about another.
People put Altair above Connor bcoz he's never been hit in combat. But Altair never fought Haytham level opponents. If he did, he would not bear that title.
@@drumsofliberation3470 he did fight high level opponents, Templars are one of the greatest non modern armies. Connor would not be able to just go right through what Altair did. Connor was fighting up close against people who weren’t wearing the same level of armor as Altair, his opponents were far more durable and just built for close range. Can’t knock him for opponents, he was just one of the greatest Assassins of all time, he even lead a fight on the Khans. He also beat someone with an apple of Eden, who even when Connor faced someone in an alternate timeline but still knew all the same skills before the powers he got bodied and almost died. I get that’s probably going more into Altair having by higher ISU dna level territory but you’re acting like Altair didn’t fight anyone significant like seeing someone who can make duplicates, freeze your body in space, and basically appear to teleport with the mind and skill of a master Assassin isn’t a significant feat that isn’t like anything Connor faced. Can’t really dis Altair for competition, he was just a incredible fighter.
Its hard to argue the ruthlessness of the RPG assassins.. Regardless of our love for the OGs. I also put Altair and Connor in the lead, but Eivor, Bayek and the gods are insane. I'd still say Bayek though.
Arno is considered to be the best swordsman out of all the assassins in all the games. It was stated by Ubisoft back when it released, and I’m not just talking about him being dubbed as “deadliest assassin” by them in 2014. I think in terms of skill, swordsmanship and experience, Altair is probably the most deadly. If you were to have a trial of combat, having all of them go up one on one in order, Altair probably wins. He had a synchronization bar and technically never took a hit in combat canonically. He was stabbed in the cutscene, but that was a canon event/memory. Overall I think Altair is most skilled in terms of combat.
Idea: AC protagonist battle Royale
Kassandra killed literal gods and monsters.
Because she's a damn DemiGod. If she was actually woman, she'd get her ass kicked all the way
She’s not an assassin
@@grandmasternarginder5435it’s protagonist not assassin
@@kyle2kyletroii don’t matter
@@grandmasternarginder5435 yeah so just disregard the prompt because you’re biased
if we talk desdliest as in killed the most then it must be connor. He literally destroyed multiple squads bombarding them during the battle of Monmouth and destroyed 100s of ships.
I like how Altair is basically a murder grampa
It’s either Kassandra or Eivor. There’s no debate. People saying Connor as if he would even damage those two. Definition of deadly: : likely to cause or capable of producing death, aiming to kill or destroy : implacable. That’s literally summarizes these two characters. Kassandra is a mercenary, her job is literally to kill, and Eivor is a Viking. Her/his way of life is raiding, and killing her enemies. Yes assassins kill too. But they kill a specific type of people. Kassandra and Eivor kill everyone. Not to mention that both these characters are either reincarnations or literal gods. There’s no debate. Connor or anyone else for that matter will literally get obliterated by these two. I know it’s a radical way to look at things but to me, the strongest is the most deadly. And both Kassandra and Eivor can also use stealth. But it wouldn’t make sense for them to use crowd stealth and things like that since they just that strong and their maps are way bigger than the other games.
Connor low diffs Kassandra and high diffs Eivor if we aren't considering the superpower bullshit.
If we're talking about all out war with access to all of their abilities, DLC Connor neg diffs both Kassandra and Eivor. 😊
I agree.
Connor imo is peak Human.
Dude survived so many fatal injuries.
Survives a freakin cannon attack and still fought haytham.
No human could survive that lol.
But Kassandra is a demigod, she wins lol.
Eivor vs Connor could be debate honestly.
Connor hands down based on size, strength, weapons and tactics.
Hot take, Shay is the deadliest. The ones who played Ac rogue, they'll understand why
100% agree
And by the end of rogue he's one of the most ruthless too. Considering how he was during the Dorian assassination
So more than an actual demigod who can survive a 9999999 meter fall?
He's up there... but he's not as ruthless as Haytham.
"What he [Connor] did to the Colonial Templars has yet to be replicated in the series...A lone Assassin has never caused so much damage to the Templar Order"
Meanwhile out east Shao Jun is just chilling wondering what else she's got to do toe finally make a Master Assassin's "list"...
"Over the course of six years, together with a Master Assassin named Wang Yangming, she successfully eliminated all of the Tigers, prevented a Mongolian invasion, and despite Yangming's death, rebuilt the Chinese Brotherhood"
I know most AC content creators make videos on the games since that's the more popular thing but it would be nice once in a while if they don't forget about all the other assassin's out there. A video showing some love for the forgotten hidden ones/assassin's (Chronicals/dlc/movie/comics/mangas/novels) would be nice
It’s Connor I hope we get a AC3 Remake for the PS6 in 8-9 years from now
I mean Ezio knows everything Altair does via codex and without ezio in the picture, Altair would easily defeat every other protagonist, but ezio is a master swordsman, master of stealth, master strategist, and he had to face all odds of adversity
future april fools video: who's the sexiest assassin and it's just ezio praise
Im pretty sure it's understood that in his entire time Altair was never hit once by his enemies
What a good sir! #13
Altair is basically Agent 47 in the AC universe. He made everything he did look TOO EASY.
The black box mission structure would help make Arno deadlier because from an in-game perspective there are multiple ways he could come in as opposed to most games directing you a certain route. Take the Notre Dame mission, he could come through the roof or the side window. Arno is also very intuitive, so he can analyse better and information can be a deadly weapon.
My ranking :
Eivor
Kassandra
Connor
Eivor and kassandra because you know why
Agreed just put Connor first tho😂 but I like the list
Can't believe bro didn't mention the truest assassin, Bullfrog from Netflix's Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix 😔 (IDC IF HE ISN'T A PROTAGONIST, HE'S A CHARACTER WORTH MENTIONING)
Altair even made himself a gun, old man wasn't as fast as he used to be so decided to even the playing field. He's got the f around and find out energy 24/7.
AC 3 is my most played AC game and I agree in terms of raw combat, Connor tops all.
Desmond would be the deadliest if he had a game.
Honestly, I can't agree more with your top 2. I was thinking, if any of those two get picked, I am happy. And you lowkey picked both, haha
Playing Basim R.n. feel pretty weak.
The deadliest warriors tend to be the much earlier in the timeline assassin's, people like Eivor, Kassandra/Alexios, Altair (Conner being the outlier) since their time is defined by constant brutal war, conquest and overzealous divinity with every battle being fought blade to blade for any god that would listen, every warrior had to be at least good at their craft to survive so the assassins were the best of the best of that, warrior's at their absolute physical peak.
However
The deadliest assassins tended to be the ones much further down the timeline, People like Arno, The Frye twins, Ezio, Shay, they had centuries of teachings in stealth and the way's of the assassin, had tools far beyond anything any earlier assassins could hope to use and were mostly not born into a world of war that venerated strong warriors and gods, they were just people in a world of other people that happened to be the very best among normal people, sure they were strong warriors, they had to be to be assassins, but compared to the earlier ones it's a difficult comparison overall (especially since newer assassin's creed's don't have any issue with you just ignoring stealth to fight everyone 90% of the time)
Coud you make a video about the Assasasins Creed books
All im saying is Bayek takes down hippos, lions and crocodiles.
Could you possible do the same videos for the far cry series like for example who's the most charismatic, evil or most convincing villain in the far cry series? Would be awesome if that is posdible, anyways great video as always!
Kassandra/Alexios CAN be the deadliest, if the player chooses to do so.
But in that same way they can also be the most merciful and kill nobody except the cultists by just fighting with wooden weapons or their fists.
The ones slaying gods and mythical creatures are the strongest and deadliest. Eivor, Kassandra, Bayek, and Basim.
In the trailer, it's shown that the Templars are talking amongst one another in a rectangular table. Everyone being able to see one another and the person's back. Altair infiltrated that Templar's Keep and it's shown through the reflection of a chalice. He killed one of them before they noticed and the target didn't make a sound to alert the rest. By then it was too late. How scary is it that one man is able to infiltrate your most secure stronghold and kills one of you without you knowing and you're around others when it happened?
Canonically speaking, Kassandra
Me clicking on the video, knowing damn well it’s gonna be Altair or Connor.
The deadliest obviously Ezio. Ever seen a guy just making a whistle mouth sounds suddenly arrow burst out of nowhere able to kill 5 people who tried to attack? Or seeing someone pulling out 1st arm-gun 9mm in the world during Renaissance Era shooting from the dark?
I'm gonna vote for eivor being the deadliest, he/she canonically fighted 1000~ years old kassandra, eivor is a viking warrior making her the most ruthless and lastly maybe not the best in stealth but she could still beat the others protagonists if they were stalking her I mean, she has deadly reflexes as seen when she fighted kassandra and basim (Loki)
1:58 basim was forgot by the hiden ones due to the ending of mirage and his actions this is why William miles says that he didn't want to go into his memories as it might teach you the wrong lesson
Needs an update for this video in 2025 once Shadows drops
video idea:
"Who's the faintest assassin?"
Hathem is also a protagonist in ac3 for 4 sequences
what about Desmond? he has all of the skills and Knowledge of Ezio. Altair and Connor and has single handily siege an Abstergo facility killing pretty much everyone that in his way
Awesome
A fellow assasin told : You have crush on kassendra
What if haytham killed Achilles in Roque
What if Edward Kenway survived
What if Altair killed Robert the sable in the Tempel of Solomon
1. If haytham would kill Achilles prob his son would spare him and haytham would live, also connor couldn t get his information about who are his targets and his training, also achiile rly put in connor head the idea that his father need to die so yea no achiile results in haytham alive.
2. If Edward Kenway survive well idk maybe he would push haytham to be an assasin and not a templar maybe not sure what else he could other than just live more years.
3. If Altair killed Robert the sable in the temple, well prob wouldn t get downgrade in order also i suppose al mualim would send altair to kill only 8 ppl the other templars that know about apple of eden, and prob would end same nothing rly big change i think here.
Thats what i think about this what if, don t take personally if u are not agree with them, i just want to share an oppinion with u
The deadliest protagonists canonically is actually Edward Kenway & Kassandra if we’re going off pure kill count.. 1 Man of War had a MINIMUM of 800 men on it & and Edward canonically sank atleast 10 of them in the story.. not to mention all the other ships he did.. & Kassandra has literally been alive for over 2000 years fighting battles & wars… I love Altair but this video is 100% incorrect if we’re speaking from a cannon aspect also Shay killed over 60,000 people with the earthquake in Lisbon… I get this video is “opinions” but you’re basing your views off kill count which isn’t an opinion…
I will have to go with Ezio in Revelations. I always think about that moment in the trailer, where Ezio is already captured, his hands bound, and when he only slightly moves, the whole templar garrison grab their weapons in fear, which tells you how much of a legend Ezio must have been at that point.
Yay you made a follow up
For me it's defihitely Eivor and ofc Kassandra who is basically a god. So these two might not be best warriors/most skilled but they're both strongest/deadliest protagonists. Both of them were facing gods
Quick video idea: How about you made a video where you are ranking any new AC protagonist/assassin whatever (starting with basim) in the categories of your precious videos: like: is Basim now the strongest assassin or will it still be Bayek for instance.
just imagine if basim could use assassins focus lmao
If we're talking about anyone who's ever been playable
Then it has to be Haytham F*cking Kenway. The GOAT. Potentially the only person who can stop/kill Connor
Its easily connor, his feats compared to any other assassin make him seem like a fucking god, took on cannonballs to the body, got shot multiple times, got stabbed muktiple times, took on an army with just a tomahawk, his feats are much better than any other assassin aswell as the advancement of weapons in his era in comparison to someone like altair who only had to deal with swords really.
1 - He's definitely the strongest, but he's nothing special when it comes to stealth
2 - Getting hit by canonballs is not canon(get it?)
3 - The trailers are not canon, so he didn't actually defeat that army of redcoats
But I respect you for choosing Connor, as the guy is strong af
We need a "who's the most attractive assassin"
The only reason I pick Cassandra is not biased of the game and I love it mainly because she is nearly unstoppable when you think about it she went to I plant this she went to hell she went many other places not just that she managed to kill every single order member bar two if you pick the right options oh and how can I forget she killed a king of Spartans while she was being hunted by every bounty hunter in the state and also in fact no in Greece and also how can I forget every captain in forts all over Greece one voice to text so some things aren't spelled correctly too now these mentioned bayak I just realized yeah I might give him the edge up considering well he used their own arrow to kill them he well yeah he uses many arrows to kill his enemies their own Arrows at that and he's also just he's ruthless
Basim is the youngest protagonist to reach master rank because he was only 23
Conor took on a army in the trailer 😂
Hey Master, just want to suggest maybe you can do a video on who has the most banger theme song
It depends what category
Connor is my pick, He is just a powerhouse.. Stealth or Combat
If we were to look at these by what the protagonists did, Alexios or Kassandra canonically is by far the most deadly assassin in action we have played as. Just before anyone says anything, Darius is considered an assassin when he never joined their ranks, and Alexios did almost exactly what Darius did, which is hunt down members of the Cult of Kosmos and Order of Ancients. Altair got touched at the beginning of his game, and even if he never got hit, I doubt he would take Alexios out in a fight and Connor would probably tear him apart in a confrontational fight. Stealth really wouldn't matter as it all boils down to combat prowess.