Mass Effect 4 The Jardaan's Ascension

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[@PR-xm5zc]

People need to get past the reapers, if they make the 4th installment about a reaper attack that's just redundant, Shepard beat them it's time for a new threat

[@keegan112099]

I disagree. ME3 went through extensive rewrites and those old plot threads could easily be added to "finish" that plot. It would make me WANT to return to this universe as it got the ending it deserved. It would also reintroduce the Lovecraftian ideas of the reapers. As it stands I'm really not interested in another Mass Effect game. Andromeda flopped and it feels like a different series

[@ashavellanar1965]

@@keegan112099 Because it wants to. Andromeda is a step forward for the next plot in the Mass Effect Universe. Jardaan's and a new galaxy with the first trilogy is a way to pull all together and create a new story or new trilogy with the legacy of Shepard whichever was his/her destiny. New Treats and new protagonists. It is a good way to pass the torch from Shepard to others. By the way, it looks like AI and Reapers are all connected to Remnant Technology and disappearance. Such much potencial for new a whole trilogy. At the end, ME was supposed to fulfill Shepard's story in one trilogy. Before and after they released ME Andromeda. I respect that Shepard is a symbol, but I believe that Shepard full filed his role on Reapers's invasion and his legacy is for the new generation. And now, this time has arrived.

[@GuyAfro3000]

@@ashavellanar1965 i agree, i don’t want to play as shepard again, rather i want to see their legacy and how far the milky way has come since the ending of me3

[@catvanbrian9470]

The reaper should instead return as a secondary antagonist for ME:A 2. As in a separate armada who was tasked to chase after the initiative.

[@user-wr7mb3ic7m]

@catvanbrian9470 The developers themselves said that the Reapers are not interested in other Galaxies. They would not fly for someone to another Galaxy. And by the way, the Reapers have a higher speed than any ships in the Citadel Space. That is, if they wanted, they could easily catch up with the Arks and destroy them

[@EndymionTv]

Holy crap 200 subscribers?! Thank you!

[@oblivionimiche1668]

Interesting theory going on here I have a spin on it that might work with or add on to this concept, my idea is that the geth are Jardaan as the geth had a telescope satellite pointed at the Andromeda cluster, with no know reason, which brought up the golden world worlds in the cluster and the initiative project. The travel time between the two galaxies is 600 years at speed of the initiative ship and the remtech is only 400 years old so if there was a section of Geth programs that left the geth mainframe right after the awakening war three hundred years before ME1 they would have made it when the initiative was about a quarter of the way on their journey, as the initiative left at some point in ME2 (I believe) and built the remains we see in game and then go on to make the Anagara.

[@deramoa]

Wow, I haven't seen a theory for the Angara that really makes sense. The reincarnation section of your video made it very clear. That, and the abilities of the Angara make them the perfect 'host' for the AI populous of the Jaardan. Great work and putting the pieces together.

[@EndymionTv]

Thank you for watching 🤙🏼🔥

[@Youtube_is_Trash]

@@EndymionTv I'm about to watch the video so perhaps I'm getting ahead of myself but here. If the Jardaan are AI, then they must have been created. My thoughts are that they're Reapers that disagreed with the others about what their prime directive meant and decided to leave the milky way. Or they could have been created alongside the Reapers. The word Jardaan is somehow similar sounding to Jardin/jardinier in french which means Gardeners in English.

[@xFrontSightPostx]

@@EndymionTvI think in ME 5, we will find out the Geth either were in contact with, or ARE the Jardaan. That’s why the Geth were looking at Andromeda. And their observations inspired the Andromeda Initiative. The timeline supports this. I think the subplot of dark energy in Tali’s ME2 recruitment mission is because the Geth we’re doing research about another dark energy problem: the Scourge. I also think this is why the Geth are the low key focus of the N7 Day promos lately. The Geth saw the Reaper problem, and some decided to leave the Milky Way. Further, they accomplished the opposite of the synthetic/organic problem the Reapers were dealing with. The Geth are at least likely linked to the Jardaan somehow.

[@user-wr7mb3ic7m]

@xFrontSightPostx There is something you don't know or have forgotten. 1. Andromeda states that the Jardaan arrived in the Helius Cluster 3,500 years ago. The Geth were created 200 years ago. That is, the Jardaan existed even before the Geth were created; 2. If you read the official comic of Mass Effect: Discovery, which says that the Geth Heretics built a supertelescope from three Relays, you will find out that the Geth were not very interested in Andromeda; 3. Also, if you study the MEA, you will find out that Jien Garson conceived her Initiative project before the Quarian secretly infiltrated the Geth Heretic supertelescope, directed it to Andromeda and stole information on Andromeda from there. What I mean is that the Geth Heretics did not inspire the Initiative

[@user-wr7mb3ic7m]

@@KZbin_is_Trash The developers themselves said that the Reapers did not fly to other Galaxies

[@Neutral-Party]

I did enjoy this theory enough. Not enough Andromeda love it there. Great job, sir.

[@Soulie81]

Really interesting theory. I always thought the Jardaans being the creators of the Angara was a misdirection and there was something deeper to it. After playing through Andromeda a second time recently, I'm actually bummed that it's not getting a sequel. It wasn't nearly as boring as I had remembered. Still can't hold a torch to the trilogy though.

[@Youtube_is_Trash]

I wonder if it's really less good or it's a bit of nostalgia mixed with the state of MEA at release. I'll grant you that the open world formula of running around to do quest is always less exciting than well designed level created specifically to test your fighting skills in various and surprising ways, but the story and characters are absolutely amazing. I absolutely loved Jaal and Drack for example, but Vetra and Liam were great too. Joker is obviously irreplaceable so they didn't even try, yet Kallo and Suvi were likeable. Really, the state of the game and the open world formula are the only big criticism I have against this game, and I'd be really sad if ME4 retconed MEA 😥

[@tarnishedofnorenown387]

Yes!!! Keep the Andromeda theories coming. As much as I love the original trilogy, i need new mysteries to uncover. New species to discover and new lore to dive into

[@thecircleoft.e.d2121]

That is interesting; it's like if the Geth went to extreme scientific endeavours to find out what it means to have a 'soul'. When you think about it, a 'soul' is but a representation of life itself, and with it being a biological concept among primarily Humans (in reality), it is interesting how intelligent life would commit a reverse of their own genesis to find out the same answer: rather than ask its creator a simple question for a simple answer, it creates life itself to figure it out through their evolution. That's essentially 'playing God' for a very moral question; which is fascinating. I recently got reminded of the Biotic God joke, in ME2, and I recall Legion's amazing comment: "The first thing a God masters is itself." What does it mean when a God doesn't understand what it even is?

[@JescobarWR80]

Awesome theory! Makes a lot of sense given with what little information we were given on the Jardaan. I kinda always thought that maybe they were the synthesized Milky Way species that had just happen to beat the initiative to andromeda. In the synthesis ending one of the ships shown looks very remnant. Also when you first enter the vault and there’s a comment on how that liquid shit is very similar to Omni gel. Also omnitools being able to somewhat interface with with the remnant consoles lol. Idk we were given almost no info on them

[@mandalindream]

If they continued Andromeda without merging the two I would 100% agree with you. One of the theories I had is kinda the opposite of the trilogy which had synthetic things at the core of it... I think Andromeda would have been more organic... and the Jaardun, like the Protheans, knowing their days were numbered invested in clones so that their memories transferred into their clones so that when the extinction event happened their full memories would be activated. Over and over until it was time to fight the big one.. Reapers or the biggest bad for their galaxy. (the Kett who give me the roman legion feels would eventually join them) Gosh I love Andromeda. And Mass effect. And your theories.

[@635574]

Maybe the weird stuff blocking the galaxy is something that was deployed to succesfuly destroy their version of the reapers. Or just the branch that went to andromeda.

[@domsigno41]

Oooo I like this.

[@matthewhoward9826]

The jardaan being a synthetic race could make a lot of sense. If the anagara were made as host platforms only, then whatever event caused the scourge, interrupted their plans and the anagara then evolved to reproduce naturally instead of waiting for a host body to become active. I wonder if the scourge was as a result of a conflict between the anagara gaining awareness and rebelling against having their “platform” being controlled and the original anagara created a virus to corrupt the jardaan and hence the scourge.

[@stevejordan7275]

10:45 Also recall that in a conversation with SAM in your stateroom, he says exactly that: He learns through your experience. Another clue that agrees with your hypothesis.

[@BeautyXTwisted]

Not even 2mins in and I already love love LOVE this theory! In the Milky Way organics are the ones to create synthetic races. Imagine Andromeda mirroring that with synthetics creating an organic race. Beautiful poetic irony.

[@SReaper]

First off, great video dude. Second, I love this theory. Never thought about it quite this way tbh. Been awhile since I played Andromeda and I just started a new playthrough after finishing the Legendary Edition to get a refresher.

[@EndymionTv]

Right? When you play it now keep this theory in your head it’s wild how it connects it all. And use Concussive Shot! Love that ability

[@SReaper]

@@EndymionTv yes, I wanted to go back for the Platinum trophy anyway, and also to again refresh my memory on the game cause I remember very little lol

[@kodaiyoung]

Just remember what EDI and Tali said about the geth ship. The Jardaan buildings and vessels are clearly not made for organic life, it will be a surprise if they are not fully synthetic.

[@lordrefrigeratorintercoole288]

I think the Jardaans discovered soul transference. And the Angara where upgraded cloned flesh in the same form as their ancients. this is also why every angara is like, oh you have an AI in your head that is cool, unlike every one who feels terror at the idea.

[@SevCaswell]

I just finished this game for the first time a few days ago, and had a very similar idea bout the Jardaan. But also it made me wonder who made the scourge weapon? And where do the Kett fit in? Are the Kett the remnants of the race that set off the scourge? Or are they another product of the Jardaan? It is clear that the Kett originate in another part of the Andromeda galaxy, the Archon simply being the leader of the forces sent to assimilate the Helius cluster.

[@635574]

I saw another video the kett also came from another galaxy and invaded andromeda. Theyre not native

[@rickpeters8204]

@@635574 they come from another cluster within andromeda, not another galaxy

[@ThoraxetheImpaile100]

Another thing to remember is that you're not exploring the whole of Andromeda. You merely explore a small corner of it. It's possible that the Jardaan moved on and began a new experiment with a different race. Hell if we want to go deeper, maybe the Kett were one of the Jardaan's earlier experiments but were written off as failures. In fact, Exaltation could be their attempt to get back into the Jardaan's good graces. It would make their motives seem better than the generic cartoony villains they were made out to be.

[@ldoc3988]

0.0 this makes too much sense. I'd also add, maybe the synthetic Jardaan designed the Angara to have big family units in the same way that the Geth had their 'collective', the idea of individuality was still unusual so close-knit families were a good stepping stone. binging your videos while I'm back on my mass effect fix, great job!

[@residentevil1223]

OMG! Yes! I hope Bioware is taking notes!

[@JakubWielkiMistrz]

Synthetic souls in organic bodies? Oh boy, that's transcenental

[@EndymionTv]

Cool right?

[@JakubWielkiMistrz]

@@EndymionTv Right af

[@shanti1z]

This was very interesting and well put together. It shined some light on the possible creation of the Angara as a people since not much is known about why they were created. Thought provoking indeed. Thanks!

[@CrawfordPrime]

This just made the entire story of Andromeda a lot better to me, I already liked the game, but this theory really fits in well with BioWare’s old idea of organically vs synthetics and how that conflict can end through something like synthesis. Maybe the Jardaan started off like the Geth but killed their creators, only to later desire to understand organics and ascended into the Angara, and were living as a hyper technologically advanced species. Perhaps the Scourge then was a weapon used either by a rival faction of Jardaan who were like purists believing they are better than organics and don’t want to be “tainted,” or the Scourge was a weapon used by the creators of the Jardaan as a revenge against their creations, and they could be in a similar role as the Leviathans of the Milky Way. The possibilities are staggering in my opinion!

[@charlesmorgan4568]

I was thinking along those exact same lines man. I have always envisioned the Jardan as synthetics. Kind of the opposite of the Reapers plotwise. All powerful synthetic (maybe bio/synthetic but I think they are fully synthetic.) creatures that are benevolent and intrigued by organic life. Like EDI if she was exponentially more powerful. Friends as opposed to foes and a living (sort of) proof that the Reapers were wrong and A.I. doesnt always end up trying to destroy organic life.

[@cloudleohart]

Just found your channel. Great work. Riding until you get 1M and beyond

[@EndymionTv]

A million is a lot of people I’ll be happy with a thousand if it happens but thank you 🤙🏼🔥❤️

[@FLASK904]

Very interesting. It is also notable that the Andromeda galaxy is younger than the Milky Way galaxy, it might even be younger than the Earth, so perhaps evolution hasn't had the time to play out the way it did on the Milky Way. The other theory I had which kind of follows your train of logic, is that the Jardaan were the first ascendant race in this cluster, and maybe in a bigger portion of the Andromeda galaxy, and they were about to go through the organic/synthetic cycle, but it was inverted. The organics were cruel and like the Protheons, they wanted to dominate or destroy other organic life. The synthetic who saw this, wanted to preserve it, so came up with the solution of the Angara. Perhaps it was the first Kett that were fighting (this is unlikely because there would be clues). In order to help biologically diverse life, they made the Meridian and this station as a failsafe in case the organic life using the scourge to fight the machines, won. My theory for the benefactor, was in fact that this synthetic life, seeing the reaper cycle in the Milky Way, reached out to the founders of the Initiative as a means to protect them as well, and help the Angara made it so they would find their way to the Helius cluster. Where SAM and the Initiative could finish what they had started. So while a lot of people say that the Geth are the benefactor, I think that is only half true...the Geth may have been the first point of contact for this synthetic life in Andromeda, but then through them, they reached out to save the organic life in the MW. They probably saw the cycle of destruction playing out in the MW by the reapers and wanted to help.

[@user-wr7mb3ic7m]

Doesn't add up. If you read the official prequel comic of Mass Effect: Discovery, you will learn interesting points. The Quarian stole information about Andromeda from the Geth Heretics. And he passed this information on to the Initiative. The Geth Heretics used their super telescope to observe not only Andromeda, but also other objects outside the Milky Way. By the way, the Quarian who stole the information noticed that the Geth were not very interested in Andromeda. About Benefactor. Not Geth. The Legion said that Shepard and his crew were the first organics the Geth had peaceful contact with. The Benefactor began sponsoring the Initiative before the events of ME1

[@poetikinjustice]

Funny things is, after recently replaying and finishing ME:A, I came to the same conclusion. Why would an organic species create another? Makes less sense. BUT if you are synthetic, and are looking for a way to experience organic life however... It makes sense to create it and maybe even find a way to occupy that life. My theory was also that the synthetics looked for a way for their knowledge to survive if their "enemy" wins and their tech wiped. This way knowledge would continue on in the organics surviving them.

[@EndymionTv]

Great minds think a like 🤙🏼 thanks for watching

[@poetikinjustice]

@@EndymionTv been burning through a bunch of your videos. Good stuff.

[@EndymionTv]

@@poetikinjustice Thank you for watching 🤘🏻🔥

[@nunya_bizniz]

For the algorithm.

[@EndymionTv]

It’s crazy how much the algorithm dictates whether people see your stuff or not 😂

[@PhunkyMunky10]

I hadn’t looked at Angaran reincarnation that deeply: I just thought ok, quite a few religions on Earth have the same idea so… cool! But you make a lot of sense here. It explains a lot. It also makes me think of the ME3 ending where synthesis is one of the options. There’s a similar theme between both games in that.

[@catvanbrian9470]

What’s the background music you used?

[@petrz5474]

Very insightful. It is a case of what this trilogy would have could have should have been.

[@ludovicdisson3668]

I developed the exact same theory on my own, except I haven't thought of linking it to the Synthesis that the Catalyst from ME3 spoke about. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who thought of that theory :)

[@jeffreyfrancisfish7825]

Deep bro.

[@EndymionTv]

Thank you 🤘🏻

[@chrisp.400]

Do a theory video on Shepard being the protagonist of ME4?

[@EndymionTv]

Hmmmmmmmmm it’s a possibility. I will admit it’s hard to make ME4 theory videos sometimes, the hardest part is the actual subject. Maybe I’ll do the Leviathan.

[@nunya_bizniz]

Lazy Lazarus 2.0 easy peasy.

[@EndymionTv]

@@nunya_bizniz step 1. Add more Lazarus

[@sasso-kb6mo]

@@nunya_bizniz 1 cover yourself in lazarus 2 wait for shepard to bang someone

[@HammarPwnsYourFace]

So the “jar-don” are just an amped up version of Cylons from Battlestar Galactica?

[@EndymionTv]

I guess? I don’t watch Battlestar Galactica so I have no reference but sure! Lol

[@HammarPwnsYourFace]

@@EndymionTv Watch the sci-fi’s version of it. That was made like around 2007. Watch that one. Thats the one im reference to. The machines made. Organic machines that. “Lept” to a new body after death. It is super similar to the angarin bio-eletric transfer. Really unique aspect.

[@kormannn1]

what's the name of this background melody playing?

[@AdmiralBison]

Jardaan''s technology looks strikingly similar in style to the 'Forerunnrs' in Halo.

[@tystringfellow7912]

What would happen if a angaran stood next to a reaper, would their electromagnetic field intertwine with reaper's being able to see the reaper's past and memories

[@catvanbrian9470]

if that were true that Angara could go into a psychotic breakdown from experiencing the billions of engrams (the organic victim's minds) that the reaper consists of. if you were talking about the main ships and not the harvested troopers But it also could mean they'll be immune or resistant to the indoctrination process by the reapers due to the Angara subconsciously knowing how a reaper thinks.

[@kazper765]

I think you are 100% correct!

[@KEWords]

"Hi! I am a game vlogger, but I can't count!! But still, trust all my ideas." MASS EFFECT 5 is the correct, PER BIOWARE, place holder name as there are already FOUR Mass Effect games. And those who have listened to the gaming social media crap about the FOURTH game may be in for a surprise. I have finished Mass Effect Andromedia, and while releasing with bugs, 4 years ago was a valid criticism. It is an amazing game, if you take the time to learn how to play it and use the journal and map to guide you vs being a rat in a closed path. You also have to remember it's a REAL 3D world so what you are looking for might need you to CLIMB up or look for a Cave. But when you take the time time, I have 70+ hours in it, you find its whole premise is tied to ME 1-3 and has some news. It has the play content of about TWO Mass Effects 1s. Liara is the tie in between them, so seeing her as the only identifiable character in the Teaser, means there is a solid chance the Next Mass Effect will deal with Andromedia. Also if you didn't know.. Mass Effect also has N7 Armour. What if the REAPERS who live outside the Milky Way are involved in the Scourge Andromedia or came from there first? Its interesting that Amazon buyer review for Andromedia are very high, that reviews on gammer sites where people see old and inhouse reviews before writing them are lower.

[@supernova9930]

No thanks to another Reaper-related ME game.

[@T__TheWhite_Bearded_Gamer]

Ok I don't remember seeing or hearing about any Angaron children, but if what you suggest is true then after an Angaron die a new fully grown Angaron shows up and gets adopted by several Mothers? No, Who are you? or, Where did you come from? Just, hey there Happy Birth/arrival day . I do like your version, tho it is missing peaces. :)

[@EndymionTv]

The children would be born but their souls are those Jardaan AI. They reincarnate

[@ericsullivan3642]

Solid.

[@MaraPetersonartists_reverie]

I think you are pretty spot on. I wonder, though, if the Angara's life cycles and reincarnated and not ultimately controlled by anything. No digital checks in needed.

[@mervjohnson8010]

I like this theory!

[@EndymionTv]

Thank you I consider it my best one yet

[@mervjohnson8010]

@@EndymionTv would this make them SOWERS?

[@lionwithglasses180]

This is a really impressive theory and I can tell that you put a lot of thought into it. As I was listening I was thinking, Ryder is synthesized! I totally believe your theory. Thanks for the new insight! PS you happen to notice that the third figure with liara on the snow planet in the mass effect 4 trailer looks a lot like Ryder?

[@EndymionTv]

I will have to watch the teaser again but thank you for watching! I do hope Ryder returns in some capacity

[@acidcosmos2001]

Too bad now we'll likely never get to see this story come to fruition, right or not.

[@EndymionTv]

Oh we will. Micheal Gamble, the director of the next Mass Effect, said Andromeda will matter so it will! To a degree. We’ll see thanks for watching 🤙🏼

[@acidcosmos2001]

@@EndymionTv oh shit, that's really cool! I'm glad I was wrong lol

[@EndymionTv]

@@acidcosmos2001 Yeeee buddy 🤘🏻

[@ashavellanar1965]

@@EndymionTv excellent, great theory, new subscriber!

[@EndymionTv]

@@ashavellanar1965 Thank you 😤🤘🏻

[@SeemoreMeow]

Aint the Jaardan the opposite of the reapers? Wait they are the other chess player according to The prothean VI on thessia

[@EndymionTv]

We won’t know 100% until ME4 is out but the Jardaan seem to be more so like The Geth but far more advanced and are using Andromeda as a live experiment so they can test organic/synthetic life together as one to find a solution & eventually create a viable life form that will combine the strengths of both sides. My next video will delve into this a little further too, subscribe if you wanna see it. Thanks for watching

[@Fantasygirl2001]

@@EndymionTv actually my sister and I had a different theory but what if the Jardaan were a higher lifeform even more so that the Leviathan creatures we see in Mass Effect 3 what if they actually created the races in both Galaxies but in the milky way after the Leviathan creatures created their Ai to find the solution to conflict between organics and synthetics the Jardaan saw that it was going to create a larger problem that might fully destroy the milky way galaxy and then turned their full attention to the Andromeda galaxy and then tried to avoid making the same mistakes in Andromeda that they made in the milky way imparting the knowledge of the mistakes that the original milky way species made that would endanger the life of their galaxy to the Angara but only in small doses so that only a small amount could be figured out at during any one lifetime. But that the reapers found out about the Jardaan's involvement and then used something to create the scourge thus temporarily scaring off the Jardaan and damaging the remnant vaults until our Andromeda initiative arrived to help fix everything.

[@SeemoreMeow]

@@Fantasygirl2001 i have my theory as well. As whoever created the crucible was too hard to explain to a lesser mind remember

[@SeemoreMeow]

@@Fantasygirl2001 meaning that maybe a chess game between two immortal species were at play. As for the crucible being a white chess piece. The reapers were unknowable black pieces. Maybe the remnant were more white pieces but who know. The Prothean VI on thessia was right. Its bigger than just reapers. As its a pattern. And each cycle has all the other similar patterns. Something is keeping the technology and advancement down. And maybe thats why the illusive mans focus on technological advancement was so important in the final confrontation

[@SeemoreMeow]

@@EndymionTv its not just Leviathans need to study lesser life forms. It has a need to immortalize them. Synthetic life is immortal. That is why it studied the conflict of technological singularity because the outcome is to make organics and synthetics both the same. Both immortal

[@RFA_The-DuDe]

What about the "Benefactor ?..."

[@LoskiiFrmDaJump]

Reaching abit

[@misterpks309]

Jardaan vs Reapers war for Mass Effect 5?

[@user-wr7mb3ic7m]

Only if the Jardaan invade the Milky Way. The developers themselves said that the Reapers are not interested in other Galaxies

[@huanhoundofthevailinor2374]

That's pretty good but I've one problem when you reach that place with all the Angaraan bodies you also get a msg that plays the oppositions weapon will cause catastrophic damage which suggests they were at war with each other the reason I say each other would be the wording they clearly say opposition not enemy which suggests they were in a civil war far more lightly for organics to be in civil war than synthetics otherwise I loved the thought you put into it

[@emmanuel4989]

What if the opposition they were referring to was their creators? Maybe their creators ran away after losing the war with the Jaardan and created a super weapon in hiding specifically created to target the Jaardan and all of their technology. They could have said opposition as they don't see their creators as enemies, don't understand why their creators attacked them and created the angara to understand organics more, kind of like how the geth don't see the quarians as enemies and just wants peace with them but can't reach it because they don't understand them.

[@huanhoundofthevailinor2374]

@@emmanuel4989 question have you ever got top score on relay defense in the citadel dlc I've top score on everything but that

[@huanhoundofthevailinor2374]

@@emmanuel4989 you just gave me an idea about what happened in the andromeda galaxy when you attack cerberus and recover the VI it says the catalyst uses a dark energy pulse to destroy the reapers maybe something like this was used in andromeda only it had more devastating effect on the environment around it

[@Adiddy927]

My theory is the Jardaan are the Angara! The scourge threw them back to the stone age. Ur theory is good bioware should make u a writer

[@theharbinger00]

With no sequel I guess we'll never know unless they come out and say it

[@EndymionTv]

Look up Micheal Gamble on Twitter...he’s the director of the next Mass Effect. Read his tweets from a few months back and you’ll be happy 😉

[@theharbinger00]

@@EndymionTv is that the one where they said they are going to try and meld the two stories together to one cohesive universe? Wouldn't the timeframes be off by doing so? I dont know when mass effect 4 will be taking place but wasnt andromeda way in the future of mass effect trilogy's present time?

[@EndymionTv]

@@theharbinger00 Yeah Andromeda is 600 years in the future. But it’s been confirmed Liara is like 800-900 ish years old in the teaser trailer. So she’s around when Ryder & such are in Andromeda. We’ll see

[@theharbinger00]

@@EndymionTv so if they're trying to connect the dots. What do you think connects are? The Kett maybe were earlier versions of the catalyst experiments to harmonize organics into one single being maybe to offset each individuals races shortcomings and them looking to AI creation to help them achieve or improve life, instead the catalysts made the Kett who essentially is one race but with genetic structure of all the other races that they once were previously now in a sense harvested the better quality's so there is no short comings from any individual race since this would be an amalgamation of all the good genetic traits from each species it would remove the necessity for AI to improve where one's race has shortcomings??? Maybe the jardaan created the scourge to fight off the reapers after seeing what they were doing in the earlier stages of this development in the milky way before bringing them to andromeda? Maybe the catalyst decided this was a failed attempt and left them to their own demise and went forward with the reapers? I hope they dont completely throw away these ideas of the ancient races like the leviathans or the jardaan. Although I dont think the jardaan are on the same level as the leviathans, maybe their earlier ideas to "improve life" with the vault on Eos was made with good intentions like the leviathan with the catalyst but something always goes wrong😆

[@ETERNALXGAMEPLAY]

There were leviathans that escaped the first harvest and created the remnant

[@EndymionTv]

Is that a theory or

[@ETERNALXGAMEPLAY]

@@EndymionTv my personal theory and wild guess in your video and even in my own gameplay of andromeda I noticed in the vaults where you first land in each one it seems as tho there’s a leviathan AI that isn’t fully powered so the full imagine isn’t displayed

[@ETERNALXGAMEPLAY]

I say that because the fragmented 3d like image that is floating looks like the shape of one

[@HT1ret]

I can agree with most of it. But all that Angaran bodies were not viable. When something is created there are several prototypes. For the creation of life there would be a lot of refining to get to a specific level of viability (meaning able to survive and preform the desired actions such as reproduce and learn as an example).

[@shanethewatcher6163]

The Jardaan are almost no different than the virtual aliens you find in the previous installments

[@VegtamTheWonderer]

My theory call is that every galaxy has something like the reapers or the remnant or whatever. Not because AI gods are inevitable, but because there is/was a race that controls the entire universe. They reapers and their analogues are tests to see if a galaxy is worthy of joining the universal society. Or maybe they are using galaxies to run simulations; maybe they are so advanced that galactic development is basically just a college project. That's why the ghost baby at crucible doesn't put much effort in to steering you away from the destroy ending: every choice will break the crucible. Which matters because the crucible signals the end of the experiment. As long as Shepard doesn't blow it up at the 1 yard line, the galaxy finally sent the signal that calls in the Universal Overlords. The reapers want you to do anything to burn it so they can keep on reaping.

[@pinklightninggacha]

A phone is not a good comparison as it is not alive

[@prich0382]

But ME4 is back in the Milky Way no? This is Andromeda related stuff you are talking about

[@EndymionTv]

The director of ME4 said that Andromeda will be apart of the new game in ways, you can Google it. So it’s relevant

[@MoscowFiveZ]

@@EndymionTv Yeah Andromeda and milky way combine story that mean mybe we play as ryder again? or perhaps shepard come back alive project lazarus 2.0 when shepard needed again. Or mybe we play as new protaganist with it have shepard and liara dna

[@4Thessia]

@@EndymionTv True. I would bet a large sum of money that by the end of the new game, if not the beginning, the two galaxies will be linked via massive intergalactic relays or somesuch.

[@warbossgrotsmasha23]

if you watch the trailer you'll see the andromeda galaxy this means it will have relevance in the new mass effect game

[@thatjrpganimefanplayerjusi8003]

@@warbossgrotsmasha23 yeah but even if that wasn’t the case it would still make sense since andromeda in reality is the closest galaxy to our Milky Way and it’s said to collide with us in 40000 years from now just saying

[@Strych9x45]

BioWare needs to higher you as a writer.

[@EndymionTv]

Only if I get to insert some really cool alien races I have those are my conditions 😏😌😂

[@Strych9x45]

Well I thought BioWare dropped the ball with new alien races this go around anyway. They didn’t really feel like evolution in another galaxy. There was a definite lack of creativity. I felt like they should of at least stretched out the language barrier a bit longer, instead of landing and immediately speaking English. I want to see a vasudan type race that needs the translator to speak for it. If your old enough to remember decent freespace.

[@EndymionTv]

@@Strych9x45 I have never heard of free space lol sorry I’m 28

[@Strych9x45]

@@EndymionTv Well the first time i played me2 which dug up more about what the reapers actually were, my first thought was “they stole this idea from the shevians in decent free space” haha. I love both games anyway. And this taken from freespace wiki so you get what I’m talking about. “ the protagonist speculates that the Shivans as a race are not necessarily evil, stating that "the Shivans are the great destroyers, but also the great preservers". Their role was to exterminate other species who advanced beyond their ordained place in the cosmic order. Had it not been for the Shivans' intervention 8000 years ago, the Ancients may have grown so powerful that the Terrans and Vasudans may not have been able to survive. In turn the protagonist realizes that the Terrans' expansion would have made them a threat to any other fledgling species. This theory is taken further by Admiral Bosch, who hypothesizes that many races came before even the Ancients themselves, who were each wiped out in their turn to allow a new generation to develop.

[@EndymionTv]

@@Strych9x45 Yeah sounds like the Reapers alright. But let’s be honest, it’s hardly a unique concept, I’m sure there’s tons of other science fiction that has similar concepts too it’s all good

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

If only Andromeda didn't suck then we would've had another trilogy by now.

[@stevejordan7275]

I hope EA doesn't leave ME:A abandoned. Where's the quarian DLC? Where are the last MP characters? I want the Vault MP arena back! And I want the Structural Ergonomics equipment back in the store cycle!

[@House_of_Zodd]

I don't get all the hate for Andromeda. Sure it wasn't a John Shepard story but it was interesting & still had every story beat of any other mass effect game.

[@johnspartan98]

Synthesis was a lie. It was an option to trick Shepard at the end of Game three. It could never work. Destroy ending is canon. Shepard lives. The reapers in the Milky Way are destroyed but there are many more in dark space, and they will return because the harvest must continue. Pay attention for Sovereign and Harbinger in ME1 and ME2. You'll see.

[@rickpeters8204]

The reapers should never come back as an entire threat, that story should be over and almost everyone unanimously agrees with that.

[@MrHulaHoops]

6 seconds and “it’s your boy”, nope I’m out.

[@EndymionTv]

🤙🏼 all good have a good day

[@tylerchristensen1484]

What if “Jaardan” means “Reaper” in some language of one of the past races of the Andromeda galaxy?

[@PR-xm5zc]

Why would it mean reaper? The name reaper was just the name the protheans gave them, we have no clue what previous cycles referred to them as

[@tylerchristensen1484]

@@PR-xm5zc Translation from an alien language to the current human English? The Andromeda Initiative left in 2185, and the term “Reaper” had its current meaning then, so maybe translation software would translate the word to what is essentially a Reaper? Idk. I tried.

[@zultaskforce1416]

my theory jardaan's create the leviathan and send them to milky way ~