40K Space Marine Power Armor Marks 1-10 Explained

[@GenerationFilms]

Hit the like button on this comment if you want me to do a video on special Space Marine armor in 40K. Also like this comment if you don't want that. Basically you have to press the like button. As a matter of fact, if you, in good principle, want to boycott this false choice altogether, then hit the like button to show your solidarity.

[@pyeitme508]

Ok...

[@heinrichmuller7974]

"Inquisitor grab that man, he's seen to much!"

[@barrybend7189]

Now do a video on Gundam and its mobile suit development. UC gundam not any other.

[@gregorygreenwood-nimmo4954]

Failure to hit the like button will be noted and passed on to the Inquisition as evidence of a lack of proper zeal for the glories of the Adeptus Astartes and thus the Emperor of Mankind. Perhaps you will be taken to the Excruciators immediately, perhaps you will be observed for further acts of doctrinal deviancy before they come for you, but a reckoning is certain...

[@manpreetgrewal2722]

That about terminator armor

[@CheemsofRegret]

The Emperor is pleased with this video, Ben of America. Your service is noted.

[@GenerationFilms]

🙌The Emperor Protects

[@garank4971]

@@GenerationFilms you said just the head, I will take their soul in rightous revenge

[@flare9757]

The Emperor protects.

[@Molloy244]

to be fair few Marines use las cannon much prefering Heavy Bolters.

[@MansMan42069]

=][=THE EMPEROR PROTECTS=][=

[@sirgraveson4568]

40k universe: _where being OP is a basic requirement for everything_

[@VallornDeathblade]

A universe which runs on "what would be the coolest most metal thing we could do?" which gives us transhuman super soldiers with 3 lungs, 2 hearts, no need to sleep, guns which fire .75 cal exploding rockets, and power armour which plugs directly into their implanted organs and provides enough protection to survive a tank shell impacting at close range.

[@dylinrobenson2787]

even the lasgun is op, its clip can be recharged from a planet's sun or a fire, which also can store thousands of shots, and it can decapitate unarmoured humans

[@robertnelson9599]

40K would be a miserable place to live in, but few sci-fi universes could win a fight against 40K.

[@epion660]

@@robertnelson9599 I'd go as far as to say an even match between one 40k force, and any other one force in sci-fi would always favor 40k. You'd need such a massive advantage that it isn't a real comparison anymore. Fighting a squad of Space Marines on a planet using the Death Star isn't fair, but yet if you put a 40k fleet equipped with Space Marine boarding parties against the Death Star, it may not stand a chance... Edit: It's the death star that wouldn't stand a chance, not the fleet.

[@emzetkin1100]

when the genetically perfected superhuman gets gunned down by a buncha fish with toy guns

[@NakedSnake1836]

You should definitely include videos talking about the Space Marine Terminator Armor

[@adesojikukoyi2699]

Definitely

[@jamesowens2600]

And the new gravis armour

[@youroverlord6937]

You mean THICCis armor?

[@vonholtz1]

Yes I hope there will be a video on Terminator Armor at some point.

[@Ariana321]

Terminator and Dreadnought armor!

[@victorvohntdeampeste9295]

"Lascanons at the ready"... someone please, please show him a bolter.

[@VallornDeathblade]

I believe an inquisitor may be showing him the business end of a bolter right now for that line.

[@joshuavidrine889]

I got confused as to why he said lascannon, Astartes can see incredibly well in the dark without any flashlights.

[@marcwittkowski5146]

@@joshuavidrine889 You're thinking of Lasguns.

[@thechadyboi6691]

@@joshuavidrine889 guards men use lasguns aka flashlights but lascannon are the big boys

[@joshuavidrine889]

My apologies, I got lascannons mixed up with laserpointers.

[@spamuraigranatabru1149]

"MK6 Corona virus power armour." Heresy. Nurgle had nothing to do with the armour. Plus that joke is enough to make every inquisitor know your location and fill them with 2.3 times the amount of hate they normally feel. I would normally never do this, but you have brought shame to yourself and the Beakies are now angry.

[@popinmo]

people in the future will actually think its corona virus armor

[@spamuraigranatabru1149]

@@popinmo Emperor damn it..

[@emperorcokelord1021]

@@popinmo I doubt it

[@narceron360]

Holy crap, I thought I imagined that.

[@mentalblitz8554]

BY THE THRONE! !

[@attila535]

Don't worry, the main three branches of the Inquisition don't deal with tech heresy, but you can expect the visit of the Mechanicus, if you mess up. I hope you have your autotune device in good condition, cuz you'll need it.

[@fearless133]

0:57 Mark I: Thunder Armor 2:07 Mark II: Crusade Armor 3:58 Mark III: Iron Armor 5:02 Mark IV: Maximus Armor 6:11 Mark V: Heresy Armor 7:28 Mark VI: Corvus Armor 8:39 Mark VII: Aquila Armor 9:16 Mark VIII: Errant Armor 0:00 Mark IX: [Expunged] 10:01 Mark X

[@raymanx187]

See now that makes me think it had something to do with the Forgotten and the Purged.

[@quantumsneak1773]

MK VI FOREVER !!! would have loved to see a terminator helmet with the beaky design.

[@NemFX]

I do wish you would have taken me up on the offer. Corrections: Mark 1 armour was used by the Thunder Warriors not Space Marines. It could be used by them if modified, but the Thunder Warriors are substantially bigger than a Space Marine. They also barely existed at the same time. Most Thunder Warriors were dead/killed before the Space Marines were up and about. The armour was named for the Emperor's symbol, but you picked the wrong one. It was originally just lighting bolts. The raptor was introduced to the Emperor's heraldry AFTER the armour was given it. Then when his symbol ended up on the mark 2, he changed it again to the aquila. Then he realized his damned kids kept stealing his symbols and stopped changing it. The picture you used for the mark 2 armour is actually a picture of mark 3. The mark 2 helmet could move, the mark 3 couldn't. The mark 4 was actually harder to produce, it was just harder to break so they lasted longer. That's why the mark 5 suits usually end up with pieces from the earlier versions. The mark 5 armour wasn't an official mark. It was given that status due to lack of supplies. It was a stopgap repair job. Mark 6 was a limited release, officially. The Night Lords didn't have access to it at all, leading them to mistake Corax's psychic power as something the suits could do, when they melted out of the shadows. Mark 6 was originally planned to be the official mark 5, but the Heresy happened. Primarch. Prime-ark. Primaris. Prime-erris. So, if you'd wanna take me up on that offer, source; I was a consultant on some of the books.

[@daniel_f4050]

NemFX As long as you aren’t Matt Ward in disguise.

[@alphariusomegon4432]

Just a couple corrections: The picture used for the Mark II was in fact a picture of Mark II armour. The Mark II helmet was locked in place but still allowed to wearer to move their head and see as if they weren't wearing a helmet to compensate. The Mark IV was actually easier to produce than previous Marks. It was designed to be while retaining protection. Bonus points for being lighter too. The reason Mark V was made was because the Loyalists weren't supplied as many Mark IV's as the Traitors. Even then, the lack of supplies is what made it harder to repair and not the action of repairing it. Mark 6 was not limited to the Raven Guard, they simply helped test it and so were given the first batch. The other Loyalist Legions were also supplied them. Important to note that technically the Alpha Legion had some of the first working suits of Mark VI as they had typically stolen the designs and developed it themselves, creating the Corvus-Alpha pattern which they used openly during the Heresy. Once Mars was taken, Mark VI suits were distributed to the Traitor Legions present.

[@NemFX]

@@daniel_f4050 Hah. No.

[@NemFX]

@@alphariusomegon4432 I was hung up on the mark 2 suit having the mark 3 helmet. The mark 4 does have some conflicting lore, it definitely is lighter than mark 3, but it was harder to fix, the monomolecular studs are essentially taking a rivet gun to something to repair. I never said the mark 6 was exclusive to the Raven Guard, but as of the timeline in Konrad's primarch book, the Night Lords don't have even a single suit of Mark 6, so they think it has some crazy technological edge.

[@alphariusomegon4432]

@@NemFX When it comes to 30k and 40k lore, the sheer size of it pretty much guarantees that everyone will get something wrong. Whether that's down to a lack of information, muddling events up, conflicting information or the constant retcons. I shall stick by the idea given by Black Library. Every account is from a perspective and no two are the same. All official works are canon but that doesn't mean it's all true. Hydra Dominatus my Brothers.

[@devingendron2287]

“No space marine chapter wears Mark II or Mark III armor”....distant sound of Iron Warriors entrenching. (Yes, they’re Chaos marines and not a chapter but a legion, but the point remains that many of the Chaos legions still use Mark II and Mark II Armor...because that’s what they have) Also, the fact you consider “normal” space marines “psychotic” indicates a...surface understanding. They are powerful, but they aren’t stupid. And if you want insane space marines, try holding a conversation with a Khornate Bezerker...or a Noise Marine.

[@asantiago2039]

Nah if I've learned anything from dead sky black sun the iron warriors are the worse thing to come out of 40k that shit was so fkn dark and so morbid lol I honestly would rather deal with a khorn bezerker

[@drakemguard1407]

Some loyalist mostly first and second founding chapters hold some of this relics and preferred used of veterans and higher echelons of the chapters

[@drakemguard1407]

Tell that to Rogal Dorn and you will be enlighten with the "Magic Pain Glove" you World Eater lover!

[@thatorangeguy3646]

Imperials fists regularly use mark lll for veterans/high ranking officers/ 1st company not wearing terminator suits

[@devingendron2287]

Drakem Guard Personally among the Sons of Dorn I favor the Crimson Fists.

[@claytonwise5547]

The Inquisition already has your address..

[@theinquisitor306]

Don't say that out loud ...

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

Shut it.

[@mikecampos1193]

Blood for blood god.

[@missdeadite9696]

5 inquisitors adding charges for mispronouncing things.

[@emzetkin1100]

"preemarch"

[@emzetkin1100]

"preemaris"

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

Here! Here!

[@BIGBOSS-bu1jt]

he's american English isn't his first language

[@bucklogos]

Robootay Guilliman

[@oatlord]

"Pre-mark". Heresy

[@bassjunkie85]

I had a little scroll, hadn't seen it so simply put so thought about writing it.. Then I saw this, so would like to agree. Heresy indeed

[@heasne1738]

He is a disgrace to the imperium

[@idanis5948]

"MK's 1-3 are not in use by any chapter" "Carcharadons laugh in High Gothic"

[@casbot71]

*_Obligatory 40K quote mentioning the Emperor or the brutality of the philosophy of the Astartes_*

[@kolstyrrs8761]

casbott The Emperor notes your lack of faith.....

[@leovisser4042]

Out of curiosity, what is your name and address?

[@eyeballpapercut4400]

*Obligatory BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD*

[@whomthebelltrolls1361]

Leo Visser GITKRUMPA DA SOD’MIZA 420 WAAAAAAGH! street feel free to stop by

[@corrat4866]

@@eyeballpapercut4400 Heresy detected, Kriegsmen have been dispatched to deal with heresy.

[@menschman1464]

“Pre-march” *shivers*

[@justinmaitland7335]

"Las cannons at the ready." It's the HOLY BOLTER son! Yes heavy weapons squads carry a las cannon or mounted to a dreadnought. But the bolter is the ubiquitous space marine weapon.

[@ElementsRook]

As well as the cjain sword (assault marine's gotta represent 😎)

[@hfitzy1303]

Time Stamps: Mark 1: 0:59 Mark 2: 2:07 Mark 3: 3:58 Mark 4: 5:01 Mark 5: 6:12 Mark 6: 7:27 Mark 7: 8:39 Mark 8: 9:16 Mark 9: Somewhere in the warp. Mark 10: 10:01

[@casbot71]

*Tony Stark's **_heavy breathing intensifies._*

[@imperialguardsmen8543]

casbott Mehhh, I’d say overall Iron Man armor suits are better

[@jlokison]

Ironman suits are like a cross between the Spyre suits from Necromunda and Marine Power Armor, alot more Spyre suit than Marine armor though.

[@imperialguardsmen8543]

@@krispyroll Considering a lot of his suits could no-stop shit that would insta kill a non Plot-Armoured Space Marine, I still say yes

[@Lulu-ex7fc]

I came, and was pleased. A short, simple yet fitting tribute to the efforts, faults and evolution of mankind through just power armor. May the Emperor shelter your soul from corruption, American Ben.

[@GenerationFilms]

... 👀... 🙏🙌

[@chris.replay]

The Primaris armor line is just plain out badass. Can't wait to see Grey Knights and Adeptus Custodes variants someday

[@SADmemer.]

I don’t actually enjoy the primaris helmet. Perhaps if it was a more one off helmet I wouldn’t mind it, but it’s not my favorite.

[@jackrusso4700]

@@SADmemer.agreed, the helmet feels too basic, if that even makes sense?

[@lordmictian6951]

"pre-march" "pre-maris" *oh boy...*

[@tigersympathiser2265]

Silly American pronunciation. i=i not i=e

[@whomthebelltrolls1361]

This is first time I’ve been genuinely offended by a mispronounciation....

[@stefanosiclari]

Plus it's Àquila, not Aquìla

[@stefanosiclari]

His pronunciation of Primaris is correct though

[@lordmictian6951]

@@stefanosiclari I would be willing to accept Prim-aris as a correct way to pronounce primaris, but Pre-maris I haven't heard anyone else say aside from this guy.

[@Connor.SG-1Ring]

MARK IX: [ REDACTED ]

[@DocWolph]

That is Mark "11" not "9".

[@Johnlanzer]

@@DocWolph It's Mark 9 ( IX ).... Mark 11 is this. (.XI )

[@eyeballpapercut4400]

@@Johnlanzer original comment has been edited

[@shadowwolfie85]

So what is the [ REDACTED ] armor? Damn Inquisition censorship!

[@jasonwoodward3697]

Good video.... There was much detail about all the armors left out, understandable since 40k power armor is like the universe very expansive. Keep the good work coming

[@jidk6565]

Yes Ben of Merica The emperor and his Angel's have noted your diligent service But the inquisition notes your knowledge

[@00784865]

My favorites are the Corvus pattern(yes, i am a beaky fan) and the mark X.

[@michaelhowell2326]

Pry-mark! Pry-maris! Not pre. Get it right, or pay the price.

[@kennethcook9406]

This. The 'i' in Primarch and the first one in Primaris is the long i sound, as in "prime" (which just happens to be the base root of both words.)

[@michaelhowell2326]

@@kennethcook9406 yeah, that what I was saying

[@ghazef]

@@kennethcook9406 wouldn't be surprised if this guy thought prime was pronounced "preem"

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

Hey buddy- love your videos, absolutely! Been binging them and Generation Tech nonstop whenever I’m not out shopping for my elderly parents and my wife and son, which isn’t as much as I d like- as I’d like it to be. Hoping that you guys and your loved ones are safe and healthy-

[@GenerationFilms]

Really appreciate all of your comments these past few weeks, they've brought us up! Stay safe!

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

Generation Films You might want to do a video covering the different models of “Tactical Dreadnought Armour”, otherwise known as “Terminator” armour- it began with the rarely seen ‘Saturnine’ armour, followed by the ‘Cataphractii’, the ‘Tartaros’, and the most commonly seen one today, the ‘Indomitus’. And the Adeptus Custodes have their own variants, as well, such as the ‘Aquillon’ Terminator armour and the ‘Allarus’ Terminator armour. There’s always so much more under there when you scratch at the surface of 40K lore! Take care, guys-

[@adherentofladycolumbia725]

This is actually a topic that is not that talked about by the big names of 40k on youtube. I am surprise Luetin09, 40k Theories, or Arch Warhammer (especially arch, wtf) has not made a cohesive video on. Only Grimdarknarrator has done a video like this. Great work man.

[@regardlessrampage]

@@davidegaribaldi1503 or 40kTheories, gross.

[@WolfT33]

A great and short video covering the essential, also I want to mention that the Mk VI Corvus armor was actually the first ever power armor created for the Space Marine miniature range, and technically the first space marine design, way back in 1987

[@Ulrick657]

Some minor corrections from what I know: -Mk1 armor is Thunder Warriors only, they are basically proto-Space Marines (bigger and stronger, but unstable as their modification are... Unreliable) -Mk2 and Mk3 helmets are now movable, as in the new Horus Heresy lore, they can remove it entirely; it was in the old days that they could not move at all (just look at the new models) -Mk4 is, and still in the 41st millenium , considered the pinnacle of power armor, and still produced on some forge worlds (the Red Scorpions is a chapter who is only wearing Maximus armor), it's expensive to produce but extremely reliable -Mk5 doesn't really exist officially, it's just a mismatch of armor pieces from different marks for field repair as the supply lines were f*cked up during the Heresy; the image we know of the Mk5 is more of a "standardization" for modelism purpose Also, most of the traitorous legions have plenty of Mk4 armors, because before Horus revealed himself as a traitor, he used his role of War Master to send better stuff to his brothers he knew would follow him; the Sons of Horus (and so the Black Legion), is entirely geared with Mk4 (it's in a short story of which I forgot the name, talks about a magos on Mars that is pursued by a self conscious robot); some legions however used other marks, like Iron Warriors and Death Guard, because of their fighting style, so they have almost only Mk3 as they rely on full frontal assault almost exclusively

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

Into Exile is the story I think

[@Taking20]

Dope. Cool video my dude!

[@stevenharper9108]

Your intro should have been “bolters at the ready.”

[@offdeck8588]

Naw chainswords are more iconic

[@jamesbonn2394]

hit 7:43 and had to hit rewind. nice one after watching for a month I will now subscribe. Kudos.

[@luc-zq7ku]

0:40 A day, a day . We're talking about the imperial administration here, give them a few decade .

[@offdeck8588]

Heretic

[@Arendelft]

Terra... I'd been meaning to cover the upgrades Mark X had on previous iterations for awhile... well, it's been covered now, lolz. Thanks for the content Generation Films. (I was just going to say GF instead of Generation Films there before I realized how that looked...)

[@guardsmengunner]

Mark IV is my personal favorite out of all of them, but I must say the Mark X armor the Primaris wear is nice looking.

[@Southerly93]

When someone asks a question about 40K I don’t get mad, I am happy to share my passion with someone interested enough to ask

[@tigersympathiser2265]

Just to re-iterate, 4:49 is completely incorrect, Only Mk I which rarely if ever saw action with Astartes, (as it's Thunder Warrior armour.) isn't used by any Space Marine Chapter. Mk II Crusade and Mk III Iron * ARE * . Mk II is still used by say the Death Guard as well as a variety of Loyalist Chapters such as the Space Wolves for ceremonial purposes. In a more broad range, it's still used. (White Dwarf 129) Mk III sees even more use within many chapters still using it from the Blood Ravens, Imperial Fists and the latter's successor chapters, to Iron Warriors and Death Guard Traitors. No idea where he got the "are no longer use in any Space Marine chapters" from, seems a bit of headcanon got mistaken for actual canon. Tidbit, the Squat bit about Mk III got retconned, so reading stuff straight off the fandom isn't a safe bet.

[@quantumsneak1773]

MK VI FOREVER !!! This was for me the OG, true space marine. Keep on beaking on ! (I saw them more of sharkhead than beaky tho)

[@Mikazuchireborn]

6:50 Talking about inferior Mark V Heresy armour, while showing a Salamander Pyroclast in a custom-built Artificer armour. Not only is the Salamander wearing a Mark IV, but his armour is of much, MUCH higher quality than usual, offering the sort of protection usually reserved for Captains and Chapter Masters.

[@lordcastellan4735]

To be fair, the uninitiated might not know that salamanders are skilled in forging custom equipment. Generally, most of the space marine chapters are dependent on the Mechanicus for all of their equipment.

[@Mikazuchireborn]

@@lordcastellan4735 True, and that Pyroclast is a relatively obscure unit (horus heresy exclusive), and it's only stated they jave special armour in their rules. You wouldn't know the armour was special without a lot of reading. However my criticism that he mistook Mark IV for Mark V still stands.

[@tigersympathiser2265]

MKII is so hard to find in miniature form, if you want to make a Loyalist chapter with some MKII heads I'd recommend using some Plague Marine heads and converting them, particularly the one with a single visor and no mutations on the mouth area! 4:49 Speaking of which MKIII is still in use by a variety of Chapters due to it being so largely produced during the Heresy. (White Dwarf 129) MKII is still used to a far lesser extent. (Also read White Dwarf 129)

[@VandalAudi]

Tiger Sympathiser didn’t Forge World sell those for Horus Heresy games?

[@tigersympathiser2265]

@@VandalAudi Yeah some modified versions, they sell a shitton of MK III though mostly

[@ala5530]

Actually, the easiest way to build mk.II armour is to buy a box of plastic mk.III, make sure the helmets are all facing dead front and carefully file down the frontal armour plates (particularly on the cuisse [thigh plates] to match the rings on the rear).

[@andrewsmall6834]

All these 40K videos should start with you saying "i dedicate this video FOR THE EMPEROR!"

[@markusaguadulce1]

The Codex supports this action !

[@nicholasleon7819]

Pretty concise and accurate for someone who doesn’t seem to be a big warhammer fan. Good video.

[@eriklindergren8755]

The Ultrasmurfs and their primarissmurfs are nothing compared to the Black Templars!

[@darkstar453]

Whenever Generation Films does a 40K video It's a good day.

[@psychoangel4848]

terminator armor?

[@psychoangel4848]

@Cure4Living yes but centurion armor are a armor for the armor, the terminator armor is more a varient or specialize armor, what suprice me is that is no mencion of it that hall. sorry for the spelling im french

[@89Keith]

Could have included grey knight and sister of battle's armour i suppose

[@VexedOcelot]

Yes, yes.. this is a glorious video for the Emperor of Mankind!

[@mrmacguff1n]

Nothing like slipping into a warm tub of *NON HERESEY*

[@Toopydroppymoopy]

When you talked about the space marines holding their breath in space I got images of a space marine in space with a cartoon style holding breath like massive red cheeks and bulging eyes

[@chrishughes-adair1319]

There is Terminator too, although I imagine that'll get its own video. What about Grey Knight and Custodes power armour. Its my understanding that those are unique types, but still power armour.

[@-Thunder-Warrior-]

Good to see Mark 1 get some love, Brother. For Unity!

[@Connor.SG-1Ring]

The Inquisition is pleased with your presentation. You will be spared, for now at least.

[@jamesmontalvo5026]

Hell yeah, The Emperor Protects! Awesome video Mr. Ben! Wouldn’t mind seeing one about exterminatus, 40k weapons, or vehicles. Keep up the good work brother. The eyes of the emperor are upon you.

[@COUNTVLAIDMIR]

Anyone who does not recognize the SPACE MARINES OF THE EMPEROR IS COMMITTING HERESY.

[@ducinudlilajos9571]

I saw every time Warhammer stuffs everywhere but I didn’t thought about it that it has such a enorm big Lore😮 I think I will start to catch up with 40k

[@ExUSSailor]

Remember, "There is no innocence. Only degrees of guilt." No one is safe from the Inquisition.

[@ExUSSailor]

You are absolutely determined to mispronounce "gorget", aren't you?

[@markusaguadulce1]

Heresy grows from idleness, And that is why we WALK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG GUN !!!

[@petersmith6513]

RE: 6:45 A minor nitpick - they aren't "Traitor Chapters", but Traitor Legions. I'm sure it was just a slip and I won't report you to the Ordo Malleus.

[@89Keith]

There were no traitor legions, nor traitor astartes in general; please report to the ordo hereticus

[@jamiegarth7222]

Where is Terminator armour and mks? Keep up the tremendous work!.

[@mortem-tyrannis]

This is my second Warhammer video and I know absolutely nothing about it but it seems awesome. Do your worst fans...

[@noahcederlund7660]

The inquisition approves EMPEROR PROTECTS

[@wufy9]

I was expecting Installation 00 detail level about the armors but it was a good brief video none the less.

[@roguehart]

What's with this obsession with us killing those who are ignorant of our glorious Godemperor, just because the authorities get you doesn't mean we kill you. We could be kind and offer you repentance, the imperium is always in need of more servitors.

[@eyeballpapercut4400]

The Penal Legion also has no limits

[@darrenmurray6128]

Repentance or penance usually included death or a excruciating painfull existance inside a demon engine or similar machine

[@eyeballpapercut4400]

@@darrenmurray6128 *penitent engine

[@VileWithABass]

oh god it's scary to think that any mistakes american ben makes is going to be torn to shreds

[@lealien9247]

I can hear Arch Warhammer’s noise in the background.

[@TheLuckyRoll]

Excellent video, superb detail. Very Enjoyable

[@dascommissar5264]

You actually followed up! *angrily puts down boltgun.

[@dannygelbart6827]

@Generation Films, you missed Grey Knight armor and possibly Thunder Warrior/Custodes, Sisters of Battle/Inquisition power armors XD BUT I STILL LOVE EVERY 40K VIDEO YOU GUYS DO!!!

[@ssorewful]

The best space marine armor is a dreadnought

[@brothersgt.grauwolff6716]

sure you want to get yourself blown up in the hopes of being interred into a Dreadnought Sarcophagus be my guest

[@kriegsman1534]

If we are going with armoured walkers I would go with an imperator-class titan

[@kriegsman1534]

But they are not piloted by space marines yes but still are better than dreadnought

[@emperorcokelord1021]

Good luck even going to be a dreadnought, my friend

[@whomthebelltrolls1361]

“Armor” ....an interesting way to spell coffin

[@monsterhunternathanultimat4114]

The Martian Mechanicum approves of your video!!

[@pyeitme508]

Hope to see best real weapons against the Space Marines from 40K. Just want to see how tough they are, don't think I am a hersy.

[@SuperDominic4]

Our current weapons would likely not cause much damage to the power armour of Space Marines

[@1supertortuga]

Bolters are .75cal (19.05mm) so 20mm bullets should do the work.

[@SuperDominic4]

@@1supertortuga 20mm bullets may help but I don't think they'll break through the suits armour

[@mikoajgawryluk7793]

You mean from 40k or moder times?

[@Mikazuchireborn]

You'll need anti-tank weaponry to bring down Marines with anything resembling reliability, so that's a good place to start looking.

[@zacharyrakes9061]

Marine holding his breath in space ‘The Emperor Protects’

[@majicpanther329]

this information shall please the Emperor for many years to come the Emperor protects

[@Eris123451]

My nephew lent me many of these books a few years ago, (the Horus cycles + several others,) and I really enjoyed them they were far better as science fiction than I'd somehow expected them to be and very well written. Not enough stamina or concentration at my age now to stay the course over the long haul, but still interested enough to enjoy the video. My nephew, (who fancied himself as bit of Space Marine I think,) loved them and even I who was only along for the ride still liked them a lot and I still do.

[@akumaking1]

Has anyone watched "If the Emperor had a Text-t-Speech Device" ? It's the funniest thing ever--possibly better than Pickle Rick.

[@kevski_021]

I'm Dorn's voice: No... 😂😂😂

[@eyeballpapercut4400]

Asmodai approves

[@d3mist0clesgee12]

First time viewer, great video, haha,

[@colinnelson4080]

“Lascannons at the ready” What stories have you been reading?

[@emperorcokelord1021]

Lascannon can penetrate through Power armor

[@colinnelson4080]

@@emperorcokelord1021 Yeah but, wouldn't bolters at the ready be more fitting?

[@VallornDeathblade]

We can be happy he didn't say Multilasers or he might have read that god awful C.S. Goto novel which had Space Marines using them as their main weapon, mounting them on Land Raiders, etc.

[@89Keith]

@@VallornDeathblade read the original comment and went looking for the G.S. Goto comment...for the first time ever he was not a disappointment

[@VallornDeathblade]

@@89Keith Glad I was able to provide you with the requisite chuckles.

[@JinwenOee]

Mark 6 corona virus armor Me:WHAT THE CORONAVIRUS ARMOR side note after I heard the word corona virus armor I died in laughter

[@Kainlarsen]

Imagine thinking 'Corvus' sounds exactly like COVID...

[@pspicer777]

Pr'y'maris ... Excellent set of videos. Thanks.

[@bedlams9594]

Huh, from the lore I’ve read I thought Space Marines had a HUD.

[@richardcostello2951]

They do have a HUD.....but only in terminator armor...."normal" power armor doesn't have it

[@bedlams9594]

Richard Costello the I’ve been reading the Horus Heresy novels wrong

[@VandalAudi]

Autosenses, you don’t need a HUD if you got the information fed directly by the black carapace to your brain, after awhile a space marine would instinctly know, say, the range or heading of a target. I suppose SoB and other non space marine armors do include HUDs as part of the interface.

[@bedlams9594]

VandalAudi I guess I was just misreading the stuff in the books and the suits just feed all the thermal/night vision/color contrast stuff directly into their eyes. That’s my bad

[@failedexperiment9073]

@@bedlams9594 You weren't, it's just another WH inconsistency, the books I read clearly described augmented reality in Space marine helmets. Trailer for DoW Dark Crusade also displays basic AR systems.

[@franzputsch254]

Well, I can't help it....I get all misty eyed when an 8,000 year-old Space Marine Sergeant shows up among the youngster Space Marines (only 4 or 5 hundred years old), permanently bolted into a Dreadnaught hull!

[@IsaacClodfelter]

Do you hear that? That's the inquisition.

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

I smell heresy.

[@ls200076]

The Spanish Inquisition.

[@Demothones]

For someone who clearly is not a big fan of 40K, you still produce some pretty good 40K content. I haven’t heard anyone else who treats the subject matter with such irreverence. That’s a good thing. Sarcasm is your super power.

[@peteanderson2533]

Shame they did away with Squats. I remember reading older novel, Inquisitor, Grimm was a Squat team mate of Jaq Draco.

[@VallornDeathblade]

Oh god. Inquisitor was a... strange novel. If you want a laugh, "If The Emperor Had A Text To Speech Device" did a podcast breaking down the entire book.

[@peteanderson2533]

@@VallornDeathblade the novel Space Marine of the same era was bloody awesome. I remember at one stage, for whatever reason, it got really expensive.

[@LAV-III]

Oh god not that novel

[@peteanderson2533]

@@LAV-III yes THAT novel lol!

[@cdlord80]

Critiques... 1. During the Heresy armor section, the picture was of Abbaddon the Despoiler, not Horus Lupercal. 2. I THOUGHT I read somewhere that while the MkIX armor was skipped because the MkX is for the Primaris Astartes, the MkIX would be used for the same armors but scaled for normal Astartes.

[@3217491]

wahrior. hmm Are you trying to hide a waaagh in the word "warrior" *calls inquisition*

[@corvidcorax]

Not gonna lie, those Crusade and Corvus patterns look ultra fucking badass.

[@HolyknightVader999]

The Mark X is my favorite, although the lore for that is outright blasphemy against the work of the Emperor.

[@HolyknightVader999]

@Cure4Living Basically, it's like what comic books do with say, Dr. Doom or Batman, with them pulling something out of their ass that would allow them to say, kill Darkseid with a bullet or siphon the power of gods. Tech advancements are nice when they're done piecemeal: say a civilization learned how to travel 120,000 lightyears in several hours because they've been flying space cruisers for a thousand generations. Or a civilization that learns how to use solar energy to replace fossil fuels. But what comic book superheroes do, and what Belisarius Cawl did, was fucking ridiculous. It breaks 40K lore in half, and it goes to show Games Workshop doesn't care or give a shit about the lore. They don't see it as a canon that can bind them, they can easily pull something out of their ass to invalidate it. Not to mention that the very concept of Primaris Marines goes against everything the Imperium stands for. Religion-induced echnological stasis? Here's an improvement on technology. The Space Marines are the Emperor's finest? Some rando Techpriest made the Big E's finest look like Stormtrooper recruits. Space Marine chapters are very protective of who gets into their organization and have very specific rituals and training that candidates have to pass before being introduced into their chapter? Random Primaris Marines are introduced into these Space Marine chapters instead of being restricted to the Ultramarines or having them make brand-new chapters for Primaris Marines. This is why I barely care about 40K lore anymore: all of it can be easily undone if GW wants to earn more moolah.

[@HolyknightVader999]

@@user-dp7xd5lq8l It would have been better if Cawl was assigned by the Emperor to do it. Say the Emperor, before being interred into the Golden Throne, gave orders to Cawl and commissioned him to create better Space Marines, and in doing so, the Big E gave Cawl all the research and authority he needs to do it. 10K years later, and he's accomplished it. But when the Primaris Marines are rolled out by Guilliman, the Inquisition and the Church throw a hissy fit and say they're tampering with the Emperor's creations. Cawl then produces a writ signed by the Emperor himself, stating that he acts with the direct authority of the master of mankind, which makes the Primaris Marines totally legal. The first Primaris batches are given to the Ultramarines, while the rest make their own Primaris Space Marine chapters. The older Space Marine chapters receive all the resources they need to make their own Primaris Marines, either by improving older Space Marines or making new ones, and that's how you can explain a Primaris Marine coming from the Black Templars or the Blood Ravens without overlooking the fact that the Space Marine chapters are very secluded societies.

[@Tombud-ti7gn]

@@user-dp7xd5lq8l all im saying is Fabious bile. He proved he can be "just as good as the emperor" by augmenting marines to 'm"perfection" and cloning primarchs. Its not that hard to inagine that crawl has more than one personalities/A.i.s in him and one of them was originally tasked and given the info for primaris. Again, things should be logical when explained and the emperor also used magice and genious scientists in the himalaya mountains to create his Primarch.

[@donnys2965]

I love 40k lore, thanks for the video!

[@chevysuarez7306]

me: but we only comment so that we can quote alpha busa gentech: alpha busa does not exist shut up about it

[@eyeballpapercut4400]

it's Alfabusa

[@spartanx9293]

5:05 big fan of this one

[@smally8499234]

Do you have a moment to talk about our Lord our saviours Khorne, Slaanesh, Nurgle and Tzeentch?

[@kevski_021]

BURN IN HOLY FIRE. I SHALL TORCH YOUR FALSE GODS WITH MY FLAMER. MY *HEAVY* FLAMER.

[@smally8499234]

@@kevski_021 Fire is where they were born. The false emperor will be exposed for what he is and all shall turn to the loving embrace of the Chaos God's!

[@eyeballpapercut4400]

You forgot Malice

[@smally8499234]

@@eyeballpapercut4400 True, I did forget poor old Malice

[@hz.kemalpasa2997]

@@eyeballpapercut4400 Malice doesn't exist shut up about it

[@scotibot7450]

In a lot of cases the mark V armour was makeshift rather than something deliberately designed. As an example is in the horus heresy book "deliverance lost" after the dropsite massacre on Istvaan V the remnants of the ravenguard legion escaped the planent along with their Primarch Corvus Corax. During their flight back to terra the techmarines had to repair the power armour of the surviving marines. The techmarines found that they were quickly running out of spare parts however due to the fact they had to abandon most of their vehicles on istvaan (predator tanks, land raiders etc) as a result they found they had an abundance of parts for armoured vehicles which were adapted into the design of the MK4 plates the legion was mostly using

[@fikretkomurcu7161]

It is pronounced prime arch not pri Mark.

[@davidnaray8398]

Shopping! He speaks the language of GW!

[@hypo7351]

Technically they were the Lunar Wolves before the Ullanor Crusade where they became the Sons of Horus

[@alinalexandru2466]

"The Mark VI Corvus or Corona Virus power armor" Hol' up

[@brandanberg1716]

Asking for the inquisitors to not visit you... that's a inquiring.

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

* Knock Knock *

[@DoctorKalkyl]

The mark IV is the best mark of power armour! No questions asked!

[@gerardmontgomery280]

Always loved the early (2nd edition?) concept for Mk8 armour. It looked like a Probotector. Completely at odds with the art direction but it looked cool.