Are Honey Badgers OP?

[animalogic]

Glad to see mustelids getting the attention they deserve! Great Episode :)

[capnsalt]

Honey Badgers are the only animals smart enough to recognize their own fears and yet ballsy enough to not give a shit

[redtsun]

Honey badgers are just constantly thinking "this probably won't kill me"

[ammaren]

One more thing about wolverines you forgot: They have INSANELY high stamina. They have been observed running from a helicopter in meterdeep snow for litteraly dozens of miles at top speed. They are the ULTIMATE tundra survivor.

[Wobbmin]

Hot take: Honey Badgers get an artificial boost on most tier lists because every single Honey Badger main is a tryhard. I know that sounds hyperbolic, but I have yet to meet a single Honey Badger main that wasn't a tryhard and I would honestly love to be proven wrong. Same thing goes for Geese because of their toxic player base. I swear it's like having a high intimidation stat without actually investing that many points in it simply because no one wants to deal with that shit. If you ever see the Goose build put at the top of S-Tier, I guarantee you that tier list was made by a Goose main. Every single time.

[JoshuaFagan]

Just wanted to add that Hugh Jackman had no idea that wolverines were real animals when he took the role of The Wolverine.

[featurelength]

Two fun and relevant facts:

One, Ferrets can use a noodle dance to exploit a loophole in the Rabbit morale checks and essentially hypnotize them despite not having access to any Roar or size-difference effects.

Two, Dachshunds are a dog build engineered by humans that can hunt badgers in their own burrows using the same overall setup as the weasels.

[xyon]

*_"But you know what else is sleek and elegant?"_*

[rainanewman]

You forgot the honey badger's most important INT ability; intimidation resistance, commonly known to the player base as "not giving a shit." Humans have this ability too, as do many top-tier builds. Intimidation resistance is powerful, in the right build, and can even be its own for of intimidation.

[michaelmarino]

Honey Badgers: Tank
Wolverines: DPS
Otters: Mage

[TierZoo]

uh hey guys I made a small mistake

Mustelid is actually pronounced with an unstressed U sound (Like "just/must/trust) rather than a stressed one (like "use/choose/cruise"). MUST-elid. Not MYOU-Stelid.

My bad lol

[Christianoul]

"Not S tier?

Honeybadger doesn't care, it doesn't give a shit."

[isakasmoberg]

There was a wolverine in my city that pretty much lived on waffles, it went to the same hut resturant each day for years to get waffles

[joshnwobodo]

1:17 Seal looking at the camera like “There’s a polar bear behind me, isn’t there..”

[snakeking]

The wolverine that took down a polar bear is S tier.

[thefirstbub]

Any player: *gets close to S tier*
Human players: *invents poison or new gun to counter it*
Any player: A or B tier suddenly looks good

[fajamm]

“The fur that they drop when defeated.” God, I love TierZoo

[Guest_]

Man that sponsorship ambushed me like a jaguar player pouncing on noobs

[FatalUnfair]

"Immunity to Ice barrage"

God damn it, was just about to hit 94 magic.

[RickRaptor]

I think my favourite aspect of your Tierzoo videos is your willingness to tackle "animals everyone knows are OP" like the Water Bear and the Honey Badger and surprising viewers with "if you think about it, it's actually bad" or "there is actually an animal that I'd rank even higher".