6 Lesser Known Ships That Can Destroy Humanity

[@vinnydaq13]

We must not forget the Vogon Constructor Fleet. Just one of their ships took out Earth on a random Thursday, simply to stay on schedule building a hyperspace bypass through our star system.

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

True, but it required hundreds of them, we had no prior warning (I don’t care if the plans had been on display at the local planning office at Alpha Centauri for at least fifty of our earth years.) and if somebody had had a chance to employ a really good lawyer, the Vogons may have just left.

[@joshuawells835]

When I saw the lesser known ships, I was thinking of ships not from major franchises. For example, the Drej Mothership from Titan A.E., which did destroy Earth and by 15 years afterwards resulted in Humanity becoming an endangered species.

[@Spoons213]

As expected, the Necrons are like the "my alien race is better than yours". Can't really argue with a very OP alien race.

[@yoggoh380]

I remember when I was playing DoW 1 with friends, we took care of two ork clans and didn't see any necrons for a while. Then.. Then they came. My guardsmen fought hard and the cover around broke before they did [*] OFC. Friends Space Furrybois saved the game lol

[@cosmichay74]

The less know like the Xeelee, The Culture. Downstreamer are even more powerful, the fact is not that many people know about them.

[@internetzenmaster8952]

Meanwhile, Orks be like: "I'MMA LOOT THAT AND PUT EVEN MORE DAKKA ON IT!" because of course the xenos created as a bioweapon against the Necrons would do such a thing.

[@cosmichay74]

@@internetzenmaster8952 You know Xeelee can just time travel back in time and kill the old ones, hell their armor is made out of space and time, you aren't going to hurt it unless you have a Sunbreaker, the Downstreamers are just Gods. They are Nigh-Omniscient (Know how every possible event in the universe will unfold down to the quantum level. Their "brains," are Causal Loop computers, a device which grants them infinite thinking and processing power.)

[@brockwilkie6022]

@@yoggoh380 i do love playing Necrons on that game.

[@Connor.SG-1Ring]

*SUGGESTIONS:* Top Human looking Alien Species. Most Powerful Human made Starships. Everything Wrong with the Battle of Hogwarts.

[@Underworlddream]

For the most powerful Human made ship if you go by books there the Culture who warship can destroy star system. I think anime/manga their was a ship that could destroy all of reality.

[@republiccommando6104]

While not near human-like but still humanoid are the species of the Lylat System from Star Fox series.

[@Hierachy]

@@Underworlddream yes the culture is pretty powerful, I believe also the ancient human warships from halo also deserve a mention, they were practically forerunner warships peers

[@KevBoughen]

@@Underworlddream the GSV Sleeper service springs to mind

[@fadelsukoco3092]

Some powerful humans ships that are less well-known are the planetoid warships used by the ancient human imperium/empire in the Dahak trilogy. To put things in perspective, humanity in the ancient past had millions of planetoid warships with the Earth's moon being a medium-sized warship. Each of these things can operate with a crew of only a few thousand, if not by AI alone (though this is less effective) and each carries a swarm of support warships and utility craft and all the things a self-sustaining space army needs. They have extremely-powerful shields, atom-ripping energy weapons and FTL missiles that operate in multiple phases of reality to sometimes bypass enemy shields in untold numbers, and can also defend against a shit-ton of weapons of the same caliber.

[@Admiral-tz1sp]

Everyone: builds super weapons Protomolecule: everything is super weapon

[@ur-didact1991]

Flood: _HIPITY HOPITY YOUR PROPERTY IS MY PROPERTY

[@anhthai7005]

The Flood: Oh boy i wonder how much biomass i can harvess from that from that glowing green planet Necrons: *laughs in souless robot skeleton and world engines*

[@great-wolfwulfrenashmane8717]

I feel like American Ben is just the Emperor of Mankind in a testy phase.

[@Jthomsonhate7]

Probably because he's stuck on that chair with one hell of a hemorrhoid.

[@gentlerain8537]

Damn- An here I am thinking this guy is the next Michael Myers- with the deep stare of criticism. ... & ... ... For Da Emprah..!!!

[@lkvideos7181]

As soon as I saw a Necron vessel in the thumbnail, didn't even look at what class, I was like "Yep. Accurate."

[@ranekeisenkralle8265]

Yep. And the Cairn is indeed rightfully dreaded by any who behold it.

[@stephenkenney8290]

The Necrons wouldn't even need a Cairn to wipe out humanity.

[@ranekeisenkralle8265]

@@stephenkenney8290 No they wouldn't. But you might as well do it in style.

[@nickdavydson4586]

haha martalia :D

[@Raeinok]

The Necrons are the equivalent of that kid from your childhood that was like NA UGH I'm like immune to all types of damages and have super speed and all my attack are one hit kills.

[@cosmichay74]

When you got the Xeelee Nightfighter that can go from stand still to light speed in a blank of an eye and has weaponized time-travel

[@wildfire160]

@@cosmichay74 Thank you ..at last someone who has read a SF book these videos annoy me no end because none of them ever include science fiction books only TV and videos...i think i watched one about the largest fleets in science fiction and i nearly laughed my arse off because they were talking about a million ships here and there,i pointed out that each one of the sub fleets in the lensmen books was 50 million ships with an array of weapons that could destroy stars...

[@cyberash3000]

@@cosmichay74 you do know necrons have mastered and weaponised time travel too dont you? lol and they can slow down time whenever they feel like it lol

[@cosmichay74]

@@cyberash3000 ...where does it say that in the lore? If I was them I would use it all the time.

[@cosmichay74]

@@wildfire160 Have you seen legends of the Galactic Heroes?

[@JayinBuffalo]

"Lesser Known Ships" We're gonna start off with Star Wars...

[@benjaminwolf8495]

at number 7 we have the death star . . .

[@QuantomX64]

Lesser known "SHIPS" not lesser known franchise.

[@SlimeBlueMS]

99% of people on earth havent heard of any of these ships lol

[@JayinBuffalo]

69 likes... nobody do anything! Lol

[@SlimeBlueMS]

@@JayinBuffalo so tempted

[@StephenHenryIV]

Best hand held marine weapons.

[@npswm1314]

EAT BOLTGUN!

[@andrewthronton512]

The ark mecanicus spratnia (poor spelling aside) it shoots black holes and if it misses it shoots you with a time gun which moves the target it missed back in time so it hits it, with a black hole.

[@warsmiththarrax9713]

Spezarna is also a AI if I’m correct

[@gbm.03]

Speranza

[@stratometal]

I like you touching on the Krenim ship. Here is a few more lesser known ships that can destroy Earth: 1. From Babylon 5 the Vorlon Planet Killers. 2. Adding another ship from Star Trek, the Xindi Sphere ship that was a planet killer. 3. Also from B5, the Death Cloud the Shadow used. 4. The Vogons destroyed Earth 1 to build a hyperspace highway, as informed to us in the Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy (actual BBC Radio News masquerading as SciFi show) The Vogons can also just transmit their Poetry and kill us all. No need for ships. 5. Super Dimensional Fortress Macross has a wave-motion-ish cannon, it fell into Human control but was made by aliens. Its kind of super-lesser known. 6 . Space Battleship Yamato is also obscure. It is in the hands of humans but... if its stolen then bye bye Earth cuz they will use it! Maybe the last two can be for Generation Ochi videos. And I WANT BABYLON 5 content! Stargate too! Thanks for the vid American Ben! *Edit for some typos

[@GenerationFilms]

Nice comment! Thanks dude.

[@stratometal]

@@GenerationFilms Always a huge fan! Love the content!

[@KaiserZERO]

I think the Gatlantis ships and Gamilan ships would count too. Especially the ships commanded by one Abelt Dessler

[@stratometal]

@@KaiserZERO Yup, those are even more obscure! It was a very cool story. I think I need to watch the live action adaptation.

[@bernardcornellisvanmeijere4375]

Can we get a list of the 10 greatest traitors to Humanity?

[@davidhughes7547]

You might as well throw in anybody that works with aliens even a temporary alliance.

[@nobleman9393]

@@davidhughes7547 So Commander Shepard is a Traitor in your opinion?

[@URKCEHinoSuu]

Naaahhhh.....let's not do that. I don't want Horus to come out on top 1 position, and by extension, Warhammer 40k...again. I want to see some other franchise win for a change, even though my comment sounds PRETTY heretical.😂😂

[@davidhughes7547]

@@nobleman9393 of course it is the duty of every human to bring death to the Heretic, traitor, and filthy xenos. Traitors such as commander Shepard who in many playthroughs even has relationships with the foul xenos making him a Heretic and a traitor.

[@MatT-bt2py]

@@URKCEHinoSuu Horus or should it be Erebus

[@benjaminwolf8495]

there need to be a solid copy of the humanity first guide, i would totally support a kickstarter and everything.

[@complex314i]

In a list of obscure, hunanity ending ships, I was surprised that we didn't see the Lexx. While the ships on the list could destroy humanity, the Lexx actually did destroy Earth, and humanity with it.

[@wayneralph945]

I see a tasty snack Stan... Gobble it up lexx.

[@Ulvetann]

7th lesser known ship that can destroy(?) humanity... **Norwegian prepping his longboat for another 300 years stint, singing happy songs**

[@emperorpicard6474]

Battle Tardis: - A living ship which is a multi dimensional being. - made of living metal to shape itself into whatever defense or weaponry you wanted. - Primary weapon is a time torpedo to freeze a target into a time bubble you can not escape from. - Capable of erasing you from existence. - Can create black holes to destroy entire fleets. - Can travel anywhere in space and time and even to other universes with some assistants. - And of course, its bigger on the inside.

[@rustkarl]

I feel that. Feels like Necron navies are never given as much love as their ground forces when those Tomb Ships are absolutely monstrous voidships.

[@artembentsionov]

I loved playing as the Necrons in Battlefleet Gothic: Leviathan, back when the game was available for iOS. They had the fastest ships, even the massive Cairn. They also had the unique ability to turn while moving, and with their speed this allowed them to get halfway across the map in a single turn, avoiding obstacles and even flanking the enemy

[@awommack1994]

Of the 40k Alien races, the Necrons, the Eldar, and the Tau seem to be the most interesting. Also, all three have been known to join forces with the Imperium at different times to fight off larger threats.

[@ThoriberoCaroli]

Last time I was this early we were an interstellar empire the first time!

[@weldonwin]

"The Cairn Class Ship is unbeatable!" *(Laughs In High Marshal Helbrect)*

[@saxybison]

More like Karen class... Am I right?

[@bungwater1052]

4:25 “Hey Bill mind shaping up a house for me? 2 story’s and whatnot.” “Sure thing Joe.”

[@zceenook5749]

Every other Necron ship. You missed every other Necron ship. And the world engine... Just your average planetsized mega structure only won by releasing a shard of a god to undo? And the implications that the World engine is not a singular event. The necrons has more.

[@JABelms]

Title says "lesser known ships". World Engine is the only ship that comes to mind when talking about the Necron fleet...

[@barnettmcgowan8978]

Great video!

[@nobleman9393]

I was hoping for The Spear of Adun

[@Lomion]

Yeah, the Arkships made Leviathans look like Matchbox cars

[@reasonableastartes]

Now that you're including 40k in your lists, #1 will almost always be from 40k, because... 40k.

[@Dale_The_Space_Wizard]

Star Fleet seemed utterly helpless against the "Whale Probe" from Star Trek IV.

[@tba113]

According to the novel set shortly after the movie, it seems Starfleet having their ships overwhelmed and shut down by the Probe's comm systems was lucky. If they'd been sturdy enough to actually try shooting at the Probe, it would have utterly curb-stomped them. At one point in the novel, the Probe wanders off into Romulan space. They lose a few warships who took shots at it, but then the Probe found a world where the Romulans had a minor base. Apparently, it was an oceanic world, and among other things, the Romulans were farming the local whale-equivalents. Originally they'd just been studying the creatures, but they'd switched to harvesting once their research was done. Bad move. The Probe went berserk when it figured that out, and effortlessly wiped out every last Romulan ship and structure it could find in revenge - including an entire _fleet_ they'd deployed to defend the planet, once it was clear that the Probe wasn't some kind of weird Federation propaganda. It's not a bad novel, as these things go. Non-canonical, like all Trek novels of course, but it gives a sense of just how much of an absolute beast that thing was - and more importantly, expands the story without exposing too much of the Probe's mystery.

[@Dale_The_Space_Wizard]

@@tba113 You have further convinced me that "Whale Probe" should be on this list.

[@wayneralph945]

@@Dale_The_Space_Wizard lesser known ships though, we could just as easily add Vger.

[@IN-tm8mw]

Weapons like 1 and 2 are why i figured Transphasic Torpedoes and Multi Spatial Shielding became more of a thing in Future Trek.

[@KirasGreenWorld]

Allen and American ben are such likable people

[@andyf4292]

ah, would that the Necron would invade the starwars galaxy....

[@hentaihaven8552]

Yeah stars wars wouldn't stand a chance

[@TheRyujinLP]

Just about any 40k race would wreck the star wars galaxy. To put things into prospective the lasgun and flack armor used by the standard Imperial Guard solider are considered to be such a low tiered trash that they're jokingly called a flash light and tee shirt respectively. However in terms of real world power the lasgun is as powerful as 50 cal machine gun and the flack armor can take hits from similar power level weapons. The average human soldier in this setting have heavy machine gun level fire power and have armor that can tank hits from heavy machine gun level fire power and they are considered joke level in the setting.

[@hentaihaven8552]

@@TheRyujinLP yep and the bloody necrons are much more op than that

[@CHRF-55457]

Necrons: **Invades the Galaxy right after the Eternal Fleet got destroyed** Everyone: Ah shit. Here we go again!.

[@BratislavMetulski]

Wh40k is the reason why SW is in a galaxy FAR FAR AWAY

[@badgamemaster]

And other "ships" from 40k is the Ork Attack Moons used as flagships by the Beast and of cause the Necron World Engine... (a thing more scary the that would be Anti-Spiral ships) Also Ben you should make a more bright list, about the greatest spaceships that defends humanity.... Super Galaxy Gurren Lagann comes to mind as one of the best ships.

[@TailAbNormal]

7:00 "The Necrons are perhaps the most powerful alien race in sci-fi!" *Laughs in Xeelee*

[@rowangoswell8567]

Lets face it, when you're reconstructing the observable universe into a time-machine made of galaxies, You're on a whole different level of science fiction :P

[@zachchartier570]

One ship missing from this list, imho, is a Harbinger-class Reaper from Mass Effect. Not sure about the specifics but the bastard was definitely bigger than a Sovereign-class and came equipped with the typical armament of direct fire, high-intensity laser weapons that can sheer a dreadnaught in half, maneuverable claws that can crush ships, almost invincible shielding, and several flights of autonomous drone fighters (Oculuses I believe). It's the one type of Reaper that we NEVER see taken down, which does leave the possibility that the thing just couldn't have be killed conventionally in the first place. And on top of everything it exhibited extensive psionic abilities by being able to utilize telepathy and, if given enough time, influence and control the mind/will of the subject. Reaper Indoctrination, the name of this psionic ability, is completely insidious in its progression: the subject has no idea that it is happening to them as the Reaper's will slowly replaces their will and personality. Indoctrination is also fatal once it passes a certain point, leaving the subject unable to resist the will of the Reaper except for only the briefest of moments, and only for the strongest of minds/wills. The vast majority of the time, the subject will eventually morph into the terrifying techno-beasts that make up the Reapers' ground armies.

[@amolchan001]

Nitpicking but while we see Sovereign first, and therefore they are called sovereign class by the Mass Effect species, Harbinger was the first of that class built untold millions of years ago. Per leviathan DLC, Mass Effect 3

[@zachchartier570]

@@amolchan001 Yes but Harbinger has a visually distinct model from Sovereign-class ships and his voice is the one you hear as Shepard in 2 and 3. It seems highly probable that Harbinger is a special case in this regard, like the Eclipse vs the stock Sovereign-class super star destroyers from Star Wars Legends in Dark Empire/Shadow Hand.

[@JCResDoc94]

1:30 as last jedi showed; any ship that can fly fast enough is world destroying

[@Darth_Nycta_13]

As an Eldar I am pleased by this. I'm Ynnari I only want to defeat chaos and in particular Slaanesh I have no grievances or hostility toward humanity.

[@fatalshore5068]

Slaanesh means you no harm, let's drink and enjoy what pleasures we can. What's the worst that canhappen?

[@praisethesun.praisedeussol6051]

Your fall was forseen Eldar . The Time has come to take what is rightfully ouhers . I've slept to awaken to a weak Galaxy Which shows that whe are the Rightful Rullers of this galaxy

[@Darth_Nycta_13]

@@fatalshore5068 pleasure must be tempered with restraint and discipline.

[@Darth_Nycta_13]

@@praisethesun.praisedeussol6051 Ugh *eye rolls*

[@praisethesun.praisedeussol6051]

@@Darth_Nycta_13 ey yoo ? week Eldar! heeeeeeeeey !!!? I'm talking to you Where are you going ? I'm not done talking whit you !!! Looking at the Webway Portal Sad Lieving Metal Noises See's Ork Cry's in soules tincan

[@milanondrak5564]

My brother and I designed a warhammer 40k ship for a role play adaption of the 40k universe we made. The ship was the objective in a campaign where the players main objective was capture the ship from the Orcs. The whole ship was built around an alien cannon of unknown origin that the Orcs had named The Whump Whump Cannon, owing to the noise it makes as it charges. It was a simple weapon to use, hold the dinner plate sized red button on the ships bridge down for as many Whumps as you see appropriate and let go when you're ready to fire. The squad that captured the Whump Whump Cannon ship were intercepted by an Orcish battle fleet led by the mighty Baglash the Ridiculous. "Surrender your vessel and we may only make you our slaves, refuse and we make you into lunch" was the choice Baglash gave the squad. The Squads leader decided to fire the as yet untested, by humans at least, Whump Whump Cannon at Baglash's flagship and pressed the big red button for three pulses or Whumps as they came to be known. As it turns out three Whumps was a little too much of a charge, as soon as the space marine captain released the button a massive blast of energy was released from the Whump Whump Cannons huge barrel and the entire Orc Fleet was instantly vaporized. The unintended consequence of Whump Whump Cannon shot was that every star and planet in line of the shot for a distance of 300 light years was also totally destroyed leaving no trace of them ever existing. The Whump Whump Cannon drew its power from the Chaos Realm and focused it into a beam of savage power and space warping destruction. Each charging pulse took as long as it does to say Whump. This was a savage ship that was unfortunately lost in warp space before it could be used again, some say deliberately lost by its crew once they realised it could not fall into the hands of anyone at all.

[@rwleif]

0:18, the Protoss are a good an honorable ally to humanity!

[@ThePurityControl]

Lexx! The most powerful ship in the two universes! May contain traces of space porno.

[@clementbianchini8651]

Talking about Necrons, the Nightbringer flagship of the C'tan also call Night bringer had the ability to feed with stars, this ship was recharging his engines with stars more or less like star killer from Star Wars.

[@cp1cupcake]

I mean, the Cairn class Tombship isn't even the most dangerous Necron ship the Imperium faced. The ship destroyed by the Astral Knights was the size of a planet, and had enough weapons on it that the Necrons used Imperial fleets for weapon testing, such that the Imperium could not adapt to the Necron tactics because they never used the same weapon twice. And that doesn't count the stuff they have which makes Starkiller station, or #2 on your list, look like a child's plaything.

[@alterego9082]

ah yes, the World Engine, I still have no idea how in the hell Imperial Navy wasn't torn to shreds when they got close to it. It was a literal fortress-world.

[@wrorchestra1]

Drej Mothership (Titan A E.), Shadow Planet Killer (Babylon 5), Lucifer super destroyer (Descent: Freespace), Sathanas juggernaut (Freespace 2), Species 8472 Bio-ship (Star Trek Voyager)

[@IronWarhorsesFun]

Sometime it feels like it’s only a matter of time.... you just perfectly described 2021

[@TheJadeJester]

The Silent King’s personal vessel. The World Engine. The Phalanx. The Raptorus Rex. Tyranid Hive Ships. The Vessels of the Old Ones.

[@MarsStarcruiser]

The “Gala” (Krenim weapon ship) from Star Trek voyager takes the cake for deadliest ship in all of Sci Fi, with no equal. That thing focuses down on foundations of civilizations and erases them from all of time, as if they didn’t even exist anymore. None of these ships even compare to such a feat. It could quite litterally erase the necron as if they never existed in the first place, or any civilization for that matter. Borg got lucky they never faced the Krenim.

[@eichler721]

I like the number 1 from the Necrons even though that ship is not known well the World Engine is crazy powerful even compared to these ships.

[@Demothones]

The Speranza is an Ark Mechanicus Explorator that is roughly the size of a continent. It has so many manufactoria that it essentially a a mobile forge world. Construction was started during the Dark Age of Technology but it was not completed for some reason until a Magos from the Mechanicus completed it in, I believe, the 41st Millennium. It has weaponry and a repository of knowledge from the Dark Age of Technology but it also has a powerful machine spirit that makes it difficult to access either of these things. If you have time between doing research for videos and then making those videos, I recommend the Priests of Mars trilogy, which is where the Speranza comes from.

[@hogfry]

The Oberth looks at your mighty tomb ship an laughs in dead Starfleet personnel...

[@alterego9082]

I would also add greenships of ICOG, as they can create singularities and can be piloted by a single person, the Archangel from Hyperion Cantos (god why isn't Shrike piloting a spaceship, that would be enough without any weapon systems) with their potent energy cannons and dreadnoughts of First Galactic Empire from Asimov's Foudation series (this ship shifted entire politics in region by its presence, as it was superior to whole fleets).

[@cosmichay74]

I though greenships need a crew of three?

[@alterego9082]

@@cosmichay74 each "arm" requires one pilot , but i think each one can be used to control the ship

[@jesusmora9379]

builder planet-killer warship from marvel: it was a ship used by the builders to destroy earths across the multiverse. it took the combined forces of the avengers and the galactic council (formed by races from 8 galaxies, asgard and the negative zone) to destroy them. then Tony Stark captured one and used it when the combined forces of the entire universe tried to destroy earth.

[@seawurm]

I thought the 40k chaos daemon ships would have made the list. They literally feed off humans' worst impulses and feelings.

[@elijahbrooks8589]

The care in class needs to speak to the manager

[@inventor121]

I have yet to see this channel mention the Xeelee even once. Their pistols make the Necron ships seem like water guns.

[@heathward9239]

I love Allen, can you pass that onto him american ben

[@TheLadiGigi]

American Ben is the shit!

[@MonkeyJedi99]

+1 most dangerous ship to humanity: Brinksmanship.

[@53rdcards]

Eh id have to give the edge to the ship that can erase you from existence, doesn't matter how bad ass the necron ship is, if the one before it can just flip a switch and erase the entire necron race from existence. they pretty much have the ultimate i win button. I do think that the doomsday machine from star trek the original series should make the list, a hull that was totally indestructible, and a beam capable of destroying a planet in 1 shot, then it eats that planet for fuel. it at least deserves an honorable mention. would be a fun fight for that vs a necron ship. more so if you took the book vendetta as canon where it was found that the original doomsday ship was a prototype automated unit, and the real one was 100 times bigger, had spines that the antiproton beams fired from, as well as the maw, had shields in addition to its indestructible armor. and could be piloted.

[@RobDHamilton]

I'd love you guys to talk about the ships from Iain M Banks culture series.

[@stephensmith3111]

The inertialess drive goes way back to E. E. "Doc" Smith (1890 - 1965) in the Skylark and Lensman series.

[@CounterLink]

how can you go this entire video without mentioning the expanse? im sure if you flew the behemoth into earth going fast enough it would so some serious damage, not to mention the proto molecule and any ship carrying it! i think you are letting me down a bit not mentioning it in EVERY SINGLE VIDEO! all jokes aside great video as always i love hearing you explain stuff to me no matter the channel! cant wait for your next video whether it's here or Generation Ochi! oh and i was joking you dont HAVE to mention the expanse in every video, ill settle for 99% of them haha

[@clamantstone]

Alien Civilisation: Our race has transcended the limits of this universe. Generation Films: YeAh BuT HUmANs BeTTEr ThO

[@matejkubala7221]

Wait, are you saying that xenos are better than Mankind? YOU HERETIC!

[@drunkengamer1977]

@@matejkubala7221 Fetch the flamer brother, the heavy flamer.

[@wmgthilgen]

We don't need no aliens to destroy our ability to exist, were doing a bang up job of it ourselves.

[@ItsNot4Everyone]

You missed The Scimitar from Star Trek Nemesis.

[@jruig]

Clearly you have not read any David weber or John Ringo. Check Troy and Dahak.

[@17wolf359]

Great list, but I would have added a couple other ships, one being the 3rd Space Cruiser from Babylon 5 and the Husnock Warship from Star Trek, as honorable mentions anyway....

[@Theggman83]

I'm listening, brother. ✊

[@nicholastuttle2445]

There is B V Larson series that has ships called Destroyers in it, 50 kms long, neutronium hulls and a particle cannon that could crack planets. Supposedly built an ancient Lovecraftian race of being from outside this reality.

[@0SgtRoadkill0]

aren't the cairn ships vulnerable to the Blackstone fortresses? Isn't that why they were built in first place?

[@RedVexHK]

the AI and the Mindslavers in Stephen Ames Berry's "AI War" series are downright scary... Add in the Biofab as well and some pretty scary Aliens... you have ships of massive size and power.. The Massive and powerful Implaccable at 7 Km in size is a flea compared to an AI Battleglobe or comparably large Mindslaver warship.

[@Referee001uk]

The Shadows planet killer from Babylon 5 would make my list

[@HorusHeresy1982]

Necron ships inertialess drive is a material realm drive. They use the webway for interplanetary movement, not the drive.

[@republiccommando6104]

The Beast Mothership from Homeworld Cataclysm What make this ship a threat to humanity is not its weapons but the ability to infect relatively any inorganic and organic matter with its techno-organic nanites. Any ship that does not employ plasma purges in the infected areas will be quickly consumed and added into the Beast's tech and knowledge base, becoming even stronger.

[@casbot71]

The Manevolance should not be on this list … it is a ship for saving Humanity. The ship was part of Palatine's plan for seizing control of the Galaxy and putting Humanity back on top. He even usurped that green frog that had been running the Jedi for centuries. *A Humanity First Empire.*

[@donm5354]

Vorlon and Shadow Planet Killers from BABYLON 5 were quickly able to destroy entire planets either vaporizing them completely (Vorlon) of reducing them to balls of molten rock (Shadows). It depends on how one defines "lesser known".

[@H20Wolf]

Ships that can destroy the earth. Bakugo x uraraka

[@gateauxq4604]

OOF HARSH

[@BadwolfGamer]

1 Dalek ship can crack multiple continents within a minute.

[@joehealy6376]

What happened to the Vorlon Planet killers, Shadow planet killers.

[@Placidity777]

I am a hardcore geek. You outgeek me. I'm OK with this.

[@shawnwing-kovarik9762]

How about the ships used by the Borg?

[@seankleen4036]

You forgot the Vorlon Planet Killer from Babylon 5. Not called a planet killer for nothing.

[@1krani]

The Sun Crusher on here?

[@maxpayne930]

Necron,s are awesome : )

[@vamwolf]

tardis pops in... what no love for me?

[@KaiserZERO]

I think the Desura II, Neu Desura, and the unidentified Iscandarian ships from Space Battleship Yamato 2199/2202 would count, as would the Gatlantis ships

[@arandomsquidward7761]

This will come in handy...

[@OneWorldVS]

Tempural? Are they battering things in a light, crispy, chronoton crumb?

[@Ptaaruonn]

How about the lost ships from the old anime "Lost Universe"? Specially the Dark Star and Swordbreaker. You guys should make a video about "Lost universe" in Generation Ochi.

[@cosmichay74]

What about an Xeelee Nightfighter or The Culture GOU-ships?

[@thecheechoftheages]

I looked up the ship I referred to in my previous comment it’s called the V’ger and is 82 AU in size

[@TheDaltonius]

“Right behind you” How did an entire ship flank us undetected?

[@failedexperiment9073]

CREEEEEEEEED!!!

[@davekelly2567]

Zurg fleet vs Tyranid fleet: who are the scarier Xenos?

[@CallsignYukiMizuki]

Both assimiliate each other to the point where they become a single entity and everyone else is fucked

[@Mehrine88]

Necrons most powerful aliens in all of SciFi? *laughs in Xeelee*

[@amolchan001]

I would say that the mahgog (May be misspelled) mother ship from Gene Roddenberry’s Andromeda could also make this list

[@joehealy6376]

Also you missed Lexx. Kills the planet and than eats it for fuel.

[@horusdark4343]

As a necron player. Yes they are powerful and it's hard to destroy them

[@jonathanwatson1054]

The Necrons are just broken. I'm not sure they are even supposed to be defeated.

[@thecheechoftheages]

I forget what video I heard about it in and it’s the only source I’ve heard about it from but it mentioned a ship in Star Trek that’s half the size of the Milky Way that it’s mere movement could destroy half the galaxy

[@gregorygreenwood-nimmo4954]

The Cairn Class Tombship gets even more extreme than that when you take into account things like its ship scale Nightmare Shroud that can drive the crews of other ships insane with fear from hundreds of thousands of kilometres away, its point to point wormhole teleportation that lets it flood opposing ships with Necron boarding parties of killer undead androids not only from its own shipboard compliment but direct from tombworlds many lightyears away... and the fact that they often carry their own on board C'tan Shard in case they need to unleash an actual god fragment into the fray. I'm pretty sure having a C'tan to repel or perform boarding actions is a winning hand. Sure, the other side might have teams of well trained elite troops with potent weapons and armour, but you have an actual god-pokemon, complete with the ability to manipulate the fabric of reality itself. If you are lucky, it will just Thanos-Snap your boarding parties/crew compliment out of existence. If you are unlucky.... things will probably get rather messy. That doesn't really seem like a fair fight.

[@ranekeisenkralle8265]

It never is - which is part of what makes 40k fun. it ALWAYS is over-the-top in some way or another

[@jimmyadamo3999]

I just have to say, I dislike 40k intensely. Not sure why, it's just bad. Also, calling the zerg a "species" seems inaccurate.

[@CallsignYukiMizuki]

Same. For me it mostly comes down to the fanboys and how much 40k is being shoved down my throat. I absolutely hate how a healthy sci-fi discussion can easily be ruined because some fanboy starts mentioning 40k and how their lore is incredibly wank or acts like 40k is totally original and calls everyone else a rip off. Having said that, I do appreciate the non-fanboy part of the community and their dedication without going to obsession

[@fabiosilveira8571]

Was hoping to see the Heart of the Tempest but it didn't made it into the TV show so nevermind

[@torjones1701]

No mention of Lexx? Should have taken about 3rd place, imo...