Warhammer 40k Astartes Reaction

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[minefaner]

the dots on his head represent how many years he served as a Space Marine, usually a silver dot for 50 years and a gold dot for 100 years,
so he has 200 years of combat experience behind him. And they are called service studs

[kesslerkruger]

The reason they killed the hooded guy( inquisitor psycher) is he was possessed he used his last moments to warn the astertes, you may think what they did was excessive to kill him but a possessed human can easily take 4-5 magazine of boltgun

[sir_tacothest]

All made by one man who later got hired by games workshop

[kesslerkruger]

The reason there is no dialogue is they communicate through comms in their helmet so you can imagine how loud the psycher the screaming for you to kind of hear it

[BM-wfuf]

When a normal human is chosen to be a space marine they are given 19 additional organs, all of which perform specific functions that enable that human to become a super human. One of the organs is known as Larraman's organ, or sometimes referred to as "the healer". Larraman's organ is why that space marine didn't suffer too much blood loss, because that organ enables scar tissue to form almost instantly after a wound. It's why many space marines can continue to fight when they have severed limbs.

[dan_noo]

for a solo project, this is the most outstanding fan animation ever, specially the sound, it really cinematic

[deece]

And they will be my finest warriors, those who give of themselves to me....

[thetalantonx]

10:31 - "RECALL THEM IMMEDIATELY!" That was the Inquisitorial Psyker shouting at maximum volume, breaking his concentration to give them a warning. That lapse of concentration cost him his life as it opened him up to possession by the entity he was forcing access to (the shackled Xeno sphere thing.) You don't hear them talking in general because their comms are inside the ceramite armor they're wearing. But - when he's possessed you can hear him chanting louder than his loudest shout.

Psykers can access the Warp, the realm of souls. But the Warp and the entities in it can access THEM. When possessed, they can basically become a doorway for Warp entities.

[sunghj]

Here's the dialogue I copied and pasted from a reddit post:

Orb 1: "I have failed brother...we have all failed. The Astartes defy our touch. You must return. Break your seal"

Orb 2: "We will never survive"

Orb 1: "You must. Take them"

Inquisitor: "Astartes in Danger!" before he is possessed by the Orb.

The reason why the Astartes killed the inquisitor as soon as he screamed was they feared he was possessed. Since the Warhammer world has daemon gods, and other world ending monsters that eagerly want to possess any living being, they have no choice to kill them. The consequences if they didn't could have started a chaos daemon invasion or something else.

This is one of the reasons why Astartes and other humans just shoot on sight. They can't risk world ending threats to suddenly appear. And appear they do lol

[jimmyclyde]

These guys are literally the most wholesome normies I have ever seen. They seem completely lost with what's going on but nonetheless genuinely enjoy what they're watching and appreciate the effort in the creation.

[TheBestPirateDrake]

The weapons the astartes are using are called bolters, those are hight caliber assault rifles that shoot self propelled round that exploxe on impacts. It's like an assault rifle and a rocket launcher made a baby basically.

[VaaxGaming]

When the Space Marine was running and y'all made the comment of him moving so fast, it made me smile. The reason for that is due in part to the armor and in part to the superhuman genetics. Its one of the things they're known for, moving at superhuman speeds, and its actually been said in the lore that nothing that big should move that fast.

I really suggest watching Bricky's lore videos as they are a good crash course in the universe. I also suggest Helsreach. Its based on a book, has a myriad of characters, and has an emotional rollercoaster of a story. Its very well told, and the animation, while off putting at first, is honestly really beautiful and reflects an artistic choice that relates to the main character's state of mind. The story is really good, and I think you both would enjoy it.

[ululug]

I've watched this legitimately maybe 50 times or more and each and every time it gives me goosebumps, this is a genuine piece of art that's created by an actual genius. It's absolutely amazing.

[arthurwdavis]

At the end when the main character is standing there and you see all the thrones (13:00). He is standing on a pillar that looks like the ones on the valley floor. Watch the pillars there are small flashes as the rest of the unit is transported in. Given his size, the pillars are around 500' tall and making closest throne over half a mile away maybe more. That would make the thrones around 3000' tall.

[Jin.Sensei]

16:09 - There is no "they" . One single guy made all of this. ( Ofc using warhammer universe) .

As someone that did some 3D modelling and animation - All 5 parts are inspiring.

[Sidaiaon]

Me, two days ago: Man, I really want these two to react to Astartes.
Me, today, on my birthday, seeing that they did: What a gift.

[sunghj]

Regarding your question about what faction the "enemy" are. It's most likely heretical traitors who were secretly worshipping those orbs or wanted to use the orbs power for their own gain. Thus the Astartes were sent out to exterminate and obtain the orbs.

[juiceboxbzrk]

So depressing that GW just shot themselves in the head by banning any fan animations. I was dying for more from this guy

[thamor]

The Astartes were there to kill traitors to the Imperium and at the same time to destroy / inspect the Orb. The orb alien is not a playable race and it's little niche race in the lore of Warhammer 40k. WH40k has so much lore already written that it's almost impossible to know it all...

[luismalave]

As a warhammer 40k nerd, i have no idea where they ended in