So hard bro! they cookin on ssn 2

No bakugo..........

Hulu, Crunchyroll, and Disney+ but it’s in Japanese

where do you watch it? ( like what app Netflix prime ? ) also nice video 👍

Super 😊😮❤

We got mui goku in 2025 before gta6

those lights are fire

Blue powerpoint

Ordinance means explosives..they were gonna bomb the area up..Titus is the main character in Warhammer Space Marines 1&2..

Is four a lot? Well depends...number of pennies, no...Number of Astartes...Yes.

The anime is called Dan Dan you will like it if you keep going through it it's really fun

For people who is confused why their style looks so different, they used the kagenashi style animation where the people have no shadows.

W REACTION

I CALLED GAME!!!!

sae did score

when Ego said “we reached a point of no return” he was directly talking to the studio, season 3s animation better not lack 😂

yesss kunigami you recognized him W mans

Ill wait til 2030 for season 3 if they keep the animation in the second half of episode 14 for all of season 3

This episode is the best anime episode ever made they literally changed the animation completely in the 2nd half of the episode if they keep doing it for the 3rd season the anime will be peak fiction they even made the rin and sae matchup goated

I wonder if adding more tags to the description might help your views?

Lmaao love how you guys used a still from S2E7 instead of S1.

Buds at the very beginning of the episode the mission mortality rate was stated too be 100%. In the grim darkness of the far future their is only.................. getting hoed. (had to fix up the quote a bit)

welcome to the grim dark universe of which is warhammer for they is only war plz plz do a live reaction to a video called TIMELINE of the 40K UNIVERSE by Trazyn the Infinite a really well put together video of 40k lore narrated by a necron lord called Trazyne who likes to collect artifacts and living beings to be put on show in his museum

Seemed like the reaction and the video were at different time points. Mentioning things in the video before it happens.

I can't be bothered to pay attention to people who can't be bothered paying attention to the thing they are supposed to be reacting to.

Lads lads lads this hell divers is like 40k not the others way around. Hope you boys get into the law and stories and races and utter brutality of this universe, gets wild once to get into it. WILD

Here are some details many might overlook, especially if they’re not familiar with the 40k universe. The mission the Ultramarines are tasked with is crucial-destroying an Apostate Relic on a planet heavily corrupted by Chaos forces. This relic holds significant importance to the Chaos God Tzeentch, the Changer of Ways. Tzeentch is the embodiment of change, ambition, deception, and the pursuit of knowledge and power. His influence is felt throughout the episode as the marines encounter the cultists and followers who worship him. The terminal at the beginning of the mission indicates a projected mortality rate of "Absolute," a grim prognosis likely delivered by their superior, Chapter Master Marneus Calgar, who seems to be sending them to their deaths. This sense of inevitability is further compounded by the fact that some within the Imperium question Titus' allegiance due to his uncanny ability to survive chaotic encounters unscathed. An important detail to note for lore enthusiasts is the subtle visual difference between Titus and his fellow marines. Titus is adorned with laurels on his helmet, a recognition of his feats in Space Marine 2 and his status as a hero of the Imperium. Meanwhile, the other three marines, including Metaurus, bear the Iron Halo on their backpacks, a symbol of divine protection, which Titus notably lacks. This difference hints at Titus’ extraordinary resilience to the forces of Chaos, a quality that sets him apart even among the most powerful Space Marines. This resilience is not without its controversies, as some in the Imperium speculate that Titus may be secretly working with Chaos, given how he consistently survives encounters that others would not. The narrative also touches on Titus' potentially significant role within the Imperium. At the end of Space Marine 2, when Titus nearly dies, he is called upon by the Emperor, who says, "Rise, Son of Guilliman." Guilliman, one of the Emperor's sons and the Primarch of the Ultramarines, is a key figure in the Imperium, and this call implies that Titus may be blessed by the Emperor himself for a greater purpose, one that transcends ordinary Space Marine duty. As the marines delve deeper into the corrupted planet, they are seen wearing Purity Seals on their armor, which are meant to protect them from the Warp’s influence. However, as they venture further into the heart of Chaos, these Purity Seals begin to burn away, symbolizing the increasing strength of the Warp’s corruption. This visual cue intensifies the sense of danger and the ever-present threat of Chaos as they move forward on their mission. The Tzaangors, which the marines fight in the pit, are particularly notable in the episode. These bird/goat-like creatures, with their blue blood, are not true daemons but mortals who have been heavily corrupted by Chaos. Through pacts with the Chaos Gods, they have gained access to the Warp’s dark powers, and over time, their bodies and minds have been twisted by its influence. Though they no longer resemble their former human selves, they remain mortal and can be killed. This distinction between mortals corrupted by Chaos and true daemons is crucial, as it shows that, despite their power, the Tzaangors and even the Sorceress are still vulnerable to death-unlike the daemonic entities of the Warp, who are beyond the reach of mortal weaponry. The Sorceress, one of the most significant antagonists in the episode, is a powerful figure who manipulates the minds of the marines, exploiting their fears, doubts, and weaknesses. While Astartes do not fear death, they are not immune to mental manipulation. The first marine to fall succumbs to his self-doubt, unable to conceive of his worth without his armor. This is poignantly symbolized by him holding his own head in his hands, detached from his body, representing the loss of his sense of self. The second marine's death is implied when he is shown falling, though the specifics of his demise are not fully explained, leaving much to the imagination. Metaurus, Titus' mentor and one of the more complex characters, harbors a deep fear for Titus. Although he believes Titus to be special, with a greater resistance to Chaos than most, Metaurus fears that one day Titus could succumb to Chaos and become a dangerous force for the Imperium. In a haunting sequence, we see Metaurus’ vision of Titus growing from a boy into a Space Marine, only to fall to corruption, symbolized by skulls protruding from his shoulders. Ultimately, Metaurus is unable to overcome his own fears, and Titus strikes him down, adding another layer of tragedy to the story. The most powerful moment in the episode occurs when the Sorceress enters Titus’ mind. Unlike the other marines, Titus is not easily manipulated. The "eye" that represents the Sorceress’ influence does not fully open in his mind, indicating that he is aware of her presence and actively resists her manipulation. Titus fears nothing, and because of this, she has no hold over him. When she realizes that Titus can see her and is not susceptible to her power, she is overcome with fear-a rare moment of vulnerability for a Chaos agent. This marks the turning point in their confrontation, where Titus takes control, marches towards the Sorceress, and ultimately breaks the staff that was halting time. When she attempts to flee, he kills her, signaling his dominance over her power and his resistance to Chaos’ influence. At the end of the mission, when the marines are told to "Die Well, Brothers," it reinforces the idea that their mission was essentially a suicide mission from the start. Metaurus, believing their fate was sealed, accepts this inevitability, while Titus refuses to accept the death sentence. His determination to save himself and Metaurus, despite the overwhelming odds, is a defining moment of strength and resilience. Titus' refusal to bow to Chaos and his unyielding will in the face of certain death solidify his position as a true hero of the Imperium.

😂best Egoist keeper😅

Serious Episode!

We got Diddy party 😂

That gave the chills

I keep forgetting dnd isn't common knowledge

Great reaction guys!!

can’t wait for the next few reactions, you’re in for a treat

This show lit fr

ur in for a ride with this one

Me: "oh what a cool wholesome show about loving siblings. I'm sure nothing bad is going to happen with them" Arcane: "This world shall know pain!"

Enjoy the show guys, every episode is better than the last.