Joan of Arc - Thy Kingdom Come - Part 4 - Extra History

[@extrahistory]

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[@thegreatjay1245]

Talk about why people love tower defense games like tiny defense and plants vs zombies

[@ethantemple506]

How abt the Falklands War?

[@alexanderkorol677]

Man, if only I wasn't broke

[@Mhobbs1]

Do one on Napoleon

[@alexpembury4307]

I would love to hear about theWar of the Roses. It ties in with the Hundred Years War and this story in a way, as it focuses on the dynastic dispute that started with Edward III and Edward the Black Prince's deaths and lead to Henry VII of Tudor.

[@Altrantis]

In the battle of Patay, which was briefly mentioned here, the English weren't startled by a deer, they *saw* a deer and they shot it with their longbows, and made a ruckus about it. The french scouts heard it, and they told Joan. She then took an unusual military decision. She sent her knights ahead to meet the English in battle, leaving the infantry behind. This left the french with a disadvantage in numbers of 3 to 1, whereas otherwise they would have had the numerical advantage. However, this allowed theknights to teach the englishmen much faster, before they had fortified the field with stakes. The result is often called "reverse Agincourt", a scenario where the french cavalry charge worked as intended, because the English hadn't had the time to fortify. The English longbowmen were slaughtered, for minimal French loses. The English lost all their longbowmen and would never use them against France again, as it would take a generation before new longbowmen could be trained. They would be defeated again at Formigny and Chatillon, and then they would never again have serious plans for continental European territorial gains again.

[@paradiseagent5881]

That's pretty smart, do you think this was a fluke on her part or she knew what she was doing sending the knights?

[@kayeka4123]

@@paradiseagent5881 I suspect this was just another variation on GET EEEEEEEEMMMMM, rather than any real planning.

[@Altrantis]

@@paradiseagent5881 She seems to have had an unusual sense of things. She was usually right about things she should know nothing about. It's why people began taking her so seriously. On the other hand, most french military victories in History seem to rely, in crescent order, on either a clever use of artillery, CHAAAAARGE! or a massive morale spike the french call "élan". These have always been their strengths and Joan played to France's strengths, hence "get them". You generally don't want to fight the french when they have access to these. During the revolutionary wars, at the battle of Valmy, the French began cheering and singing the Marseillaise. This was enough for the Pussian general to turn tail and march all the way back to Prussia, knowing even if he won, his losses would be too high to face the coming war with Russia against such a determined opponent. The outcome of battles tends to be totally unexpected whenever the French are involved, one way or another. A lot of countries have these sorts of consistent themes through history. For instance, you don't want to give Britain the benefit of time if you're fighting them, regardless of when in history. They will always make better use of this time than you. Or Russia will be willing to do things other countries would be horrified with in order to prevent enemy victory (more so than winning themselves), never assume they're beaten.

[@LENZ5369]

@@Altrantis "She seems to have had an unusual sense of things. She was usually right about things she should know nothing about" I think all/most of that is a hindsight bias. She would have obviously gotten some 'on the job' experience but her battlefield tactics were aggressive and generally simplistic. (European) Armies of the time were quite unwieldy and lumbersome; while conventional commanders were worried about supply lines, finances, contingencies in the case of defeat and loss of experienced troops -she would just proceed with the expectation of victory; after victory. Her speed and aggression (likely a product of her lack of a conventional military education and her religious mandate/zealotry) was highly disruptive to the standard of a relative slow and methodical build up to a pitched battle.

[@KuK137]

Technically they held Holland then 1/5 of Germany later on but then they were too busy expanding colonies to grab land in Europe...

[@abcdef27669]

Sorry, France, your Maid was moved to another castle... How ironic (and sad) end of career for a warrior maid: been trapped in a tower, like a princess in distress.

[@caboose.20]

Oh it ain't over yet

[@enderpupgamer89]

Least she went out in a actual blaze of glory.

[@grapeshott]

She relied on God too much

[@aulusagerius8540]

Wow, almost as if Joan was an actual soldier in an actual war and possessed strategic importance to warrant not killing her then and there. But hey, women=damsels in distress amirite fellas /s

[@aulusagerius8540]

@W L please sweety, the adults are talking.

[@diapason89]

2018: Always have a plan. 2019: Get 'em. Glad to see Joan learning from Bismarck.

[@festethephule7553]

Bismarck: Wait! We need a plan of attack! Joan: I have a plan: attack!

[@HellStr82]

guess that would be the otherway around mate... Bismark was after Joan

[@maul5842]

Wooosh

[@rennor3498]

More like Bismark learning from Joan.

[@elijahblast7548]

Remember kids when faced with a problem *GET* *EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMMMMMMMMMM*

[@hung-yenhoang1462]

The Gravity Falls Reference Intensifies

[@armorsmith43]

Elijah Blast unless its 1914

[@Elizabeththegreatest]

Who says women aren't tough?

[@hanzz9083]

And then run away...

[@arcm4210]

i was really affraid of what i might see below the show more button

[@DragoniteSpam]

I was going to type something to the effect of "the bigger they are, the harder they fall" but the ending to the video would make that, uh, a little awkward.

[@unicornsprinkles3277]

This video was posted 11 minutes ago how do you have a comment from 13 hours ago? Are in their patreon or something

[@adrienconverset6571]

you know how Game Of Throne's Westeros' capital is named "King's Landing" ? Yeah that one felt weird too.

[@DragoniteSpam]

@@adrienconverset6571 Oof.

[@MCorpReview]

Juz jump already!!

[@beskamir5977]

@@adrienconverset6571 Damnit! I was just about to say that.

[@JustinY.]

Joan had the power of God on her side, but she lost because she didn't have the power of both God and anime on her side.

[@TheValkosuklaa]

Damn u fast

[@ohayo3693]

Exactly XD

[@Ghostpepper326]

Nice

[@rock-chan7679]

we created anime after we realized god wasn't enough

[@samh3305]

Spoken like a true god

[@m1l22]

*_She weighed the same as a duck. So it’s safe to say she was a witch_*

[@thestarman1777]

Okay holy Grail

[@sushanalone]

@@dmitrishostakovich9559 oh you recovered from being a Newt!

[@dmitrishostakovich9559]

sushanalone yeah I got better

[@KesselRunner606]

This new learning amazes me, Ser Bedevere.

[@firstnamelastname7298]

BURN HER BURN HER BURN HER

[@samantham.8265]

I honestly think Joan was a charismatic schizophrenic with religious themed grandiosity. She really was devout and believed fervently in her mission AND that it was divine. Her total conviction is likely a big part of what swayed so many in her favor. And it was what helped her to be so fearless, even things started going really wrong. I think she's a fantastic example of how powerful, capable, and influential neuro divergent people can be in the right environmental circumstances. I left the faith a long time ago, but I was raised Catholic, and when I had my confirmation, it was Joan's name I chose to honor - because I desired to live my life with her kind of courage. And I stand by that decision today. I am still her great admirer. You can have faith, without needing religion.

[@napoleoncomplex2712]

It's interesting (and more than a little sad) to think what Joan could have done with a bit more support and a proper military education.

[@ludouble9299]

She would have G E T E M'!!

[@SomeGuy-sj1ly]

@@ludouble9299 the apostrophe belongs at the beginning not the end. Get 'em

[@jeffhoffman2018]

While Joan was definitely a prodigy who could have benefitted from a proper education, I also feel like her biggest asset was the narrative that she was chosen by God, which was reinforced by her seeming to come out of nowhere with her uneducated background

[@Tarik360]

The primordial Adepta Sorotitas at it again with the ancient most sacred battle cry: "GET 'EM!"

[@Postoronniy]

That is "Adepta Sororitas". Freudian slip? 8)

[@Tarik360]

@@Postoronniy I just noticed that typo. Well, I'm gonna be purged for that. Nice knowing y'all.

[@metal_fusion]

@@Tarik360 Imperial loyalist here, what did you just type and say!

[@CaptainTim85]

The thing that I find particularly interesting about Joan’s final choice is that there is a story in the Bible of Joseph, who was put into slavery by the Egyptians, but God delivered him from that. From the standpoint of someone who is really religious, Joan for example, this feels like a good example of what to do.

[@Madhattersinjeans]

Right but from a religious standpoint anything can be justified if the end result is desirable.

[@kylepietrusiewicz2749]

@@Madhattersinjeans nothing from the Christian standpoint, as acting in a sinful matter is repeatedly shown to be band, even when intentions are good, there is the line in the Bible that says, what profits a man who gains the entire world, but loses his own soul

[@mariox204]

​@@kylepietrusiewicz2749also say to not myrder but support holy wars so.... yeah ypu can justify about everything

[@Victor-SPQR]

@@mariox204 Murder is not the same as death in war no matter the reason behind the conflict. So, killing innocents and children uninvolved in the fight is murder. But hostile soldier is not.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Troy: Am I a joke to you Troyes: Oui

[@mariano98ify]

Paris: Am i a joke to you? Patis too: Oui

[@pussinboots838]

@@aleksandarvil5718 Patis***

[@ninjaneko3113]

Do you have something to do with Justin Y because I see you guys everywhere

[@userWCFL]

Avery The Cuban-American hi again

[@unsharded8503]

I saw u on Drew Durnil

[@adamlatosinski5475]

70 feet drop is maximum of 7d6 damage. At her current level, she'll survive.

[@Perririri]

( 20 meters, approximately )

[@JMSginoclave]

@@Perririri God bless ye.

[@cjgonz2004]

LOL!

[@prestonjones1653]

The question is whether she's a full paladin or a fighter with a few levels of cleric.

[@FlyingDominion]

I think it's actually cleric multiclassed into paladin.

[@kenzieaureliussubrata6113]

English:let us ambush the french Deer: *im going to end these mens whole careers*

[@danielndou9414]

I don't know why I laughed so much even though I was expecting this joke 😂

[@baltogaming2437]

69th like, and yis, noice joke

[@baderminahdin9450]

men*

[@kenzieaureliussubrata6113]

@@baltogaming2437 e u are too lucky my friend

[@antuskantus1424]

I think impatience was her problem. She wanted to free France too quickly. She should have taken slower approach maybe even take time to fight against the Hussite heretics.

[@mothersandfuckersofthejury5416]

*G* *E* *T* *E* *M*

[@Ia32627]

@@kennethrapp1379 If she was Schizophrenic there is no way she'd have lasted so long with theologians and men from both sides questioning her mission.

[@Madhattersinjeans]

@@kennethrapp1379 Not psychopaths. Just people.

[@990zapper]

Should have learned to live like a Lannister, not to die like a Stark.

[@francinemcloughlin6096]

Im unsure about the fighting the Hussites part since those guys were insane fighters so I dont think Joan would have helped much

[@joffreybaratheon9044]

A war of the roses series would be great

[@bernardoheusi6146]

Nobody asked you, go drink Cersei´s milk

[@velesmudri4533]

F u

[@samuraipanda851]

All the yes.

[@joffreybaratheon9044]

@@bernardoheusi6146 I'm the king And I will punish you for that

[@CaptBackwards]

Neat idea

[@Mr.Pallanza]

Collective Opinion: "The French are only known for surrender, and retreat. . . . . Joan of Arc: *_"Say Sike Right Now."_*

[@SomeGuy-sj1ly]

Its been over 200 years since they won a major battle

[@jamesholland6101]

@@SomeGuy-sj1ly Verdun.

[@zenatorslurp5572]

@@SomeGuy-sj1ly I hope you're joking. I really, really hope you do.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

@@SomeGuy-sj1ly never won /=/ surrendered

[@SomeGuy-sj1ly]

@Muna Iza britsh and Americans. Especially in ww2.

[@kalanaherath3076]

*British:* We are going to ambush them again like in Agincourt *Stag:* _I'M BOUT TO END THIS MAN'S WHOLE CAREER!_

[@timothymclean]

"Clearly, Joan's failure came from God punishing her arrogance, for what else could you call a woman expecting to be part of the truce negotiations and whatnot like she was a victorious general or something? Clearly it's not a sign that anything we did was wrong, or the natural result of attacking the best-fottified city in France with tactics designed for field fortifications." And thus Joan learned that being on a mission from God has its drawbacks. Failure is not just the result of a mistake or harsh odds, but of personal moral flaws.

[@elijahblast7548]

Even the prophets of God can stray from their path

[@m.j.vazquez4720]

@@elijahblast7548 im not an expert just someone trying to learn the truth ( assuming you are catholic/ more knowledgeable than me on this , but from what i understand her visions stopped after she helped charles become king which was the mission she was tasked with not liberating all of france any actions after that where not divine missions from god. is this a fair assessment ?

[@elijahblast7548]

@M.J. Vazquez I’m not an expert but yeah that’s fair

[@Altrantis]

You could say on of two thing happened, from a theological point of view. Either she completed her mission and should have gone back to her old life but she continued her campaign without God's blessing and was punished for it, or she had to be Martyred to close in the story, being recalled by God, so to speak, so her human flaws wouldn't mar the historical moment though her continued existence. Most Saints die during their mission, after all.

[@mikeoxsmal8022]

Who is that a quote from

[@InspectHistory]

While watching this content, sometimes we try to figure out, in what game, we can play as Joan of Arc?

[@S3rp3nte]

Age of Empires II?

[@matthewprokopenko8721]

Jeanne D'Arc on PSP. Great tactical JRPG

[@InspectHistory]

@@S3rp3nte Ahhhh you're rightt!

[@kristijanmadhukar516]

Tis of course thy "kingdom come deliverance".

[@InspectHistory]

@@matthewprokopenko8721 turn based game right? how I miss my PSP :(

[@christopherg2347]

6:00 "I used to be a Prophetess like you, but then I took a arrow to the leg."

[@jeffbenton6183]

two "s"es

[@fcrazyflood]

So her strategy was "LEEEROOOOYY JENKINS!!!!!"

[@SomeGuy-sj1ly]

Its pronounced strategery

[@Cooldude-ko7ps]

@@SomeGuy-sj1ly ?

[@thechickenwizard8172]

Joan of arc: gets shot in the shoulder by an arrow Also Joan: "tis but a scratch"

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

I know the feeling of you and your retinue being defeated in battle... Happened to me in Mount and Blade... damned defense sieges...

[@jackgeist3803]

Swadian knights are the answer

[@Basedindividual]

Joan just commits bruh moment after bruh moment

[@andymason2457]

(Bastisou) Joan of arc in AOE 2 For real that game taught me alot about history

[@Thoralmir]

5:32 How can you say no to a happy smile like that?

[@terryalexander9069]

If you close your eyes or look away

[@mkosmala1309]

There's also the small matter that Charles basically left her to hang. Sympathizers actually tried to ransom her back to his court, and his army kept wanting to rescue her, but he caved to political pressure from his advisors (who hated her) and did nothing. The trial he ultimately ordered to clear her name may well have been as much to get the populace off his back as anything.

[@seraphimfahmy3510]

*70 feet off ground* Joan: YEET

[@Perririri]

about 20 meters

[@Madhattersinjeans]

FEET

[@JohnSmith-wx9wj]

@Cegesh I hope we don't run into six fingered aliens. You metric chauvinists will want to burn them as heretics.

[@JMSginoclave]

@@JohnSmith-wx9wj Oddly specific but ok. There were once a ton of metrics; now, *3 countries* avoid the one the rest agreed on to understand eachother. What for?

[@helenanilsson5666]

@@JohnSmith-wx9wj What do you have against logical and easily counted measurements? Do you simply love unnecessary difficulty or are there more sinister motives at play?

[@thegreatjay1245]

Talk about why people love tower defense games like tiny defense and plants vs zombies.

[@verbfrombonsai8852]

I think part of the reason to that is being startegic and complex but without much necessary dexterity, skill in fast-paced rts, and micromanaging like star craft, AOE, and other strategy games.

[@roguishpaladin]

I'd say that Jeanne HATED tower defense games. She kept getting shot by arrows. Seriously, you're on an EH video, not an EC video. Stay on topic.

[@thisrandomdude2880]

Don't forget Kingdom Rush! That's probably one of the most known and beloved tower defense games!

[@sylee9165]

Joan as a therapist A: I have a big soccer match tomorrow. What should I do? Joan: *Get 'em!* B: Hey, I feel being bullied. What should I do? Joan: *Get 'em!* C: I feel mortally depressed concerning whether my crush would paddle me away. Help me... Joan: Just... *Get her*

[@robdenini6972]

Aw La Hire wasn't even mentioned? La Hire has been grievously wounded.

[@earlofbroadst]

"The Blood on La Hire's sword is almost dry."

[@ChewingGumFlavor]

"La Hire wishes to kill something!"

[@David-fm6go]

@1:14 As someone who has played through Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc, this map brings back so many fond and painful memories. Fond in terms of cleaning up the Loire River but painful in terms of cannons getting stuck on trees and getting trapped inside a castle tower because the NPCs were blocking the exit. Had some really great music though.

[@theaniman]

The image at 5:14 is flipped. You can see the AoJ (Backwards "J") and IIVC.

[@lhfirex]

It's the moment all about how Joan's life got flipped turned upside down.

[@dr.vikyll7466]

@@lhfirex And I'd like to take a minute Just sit right there I'll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel-Air

[@sergiojuanmembiela6223]

Most likely since the archers (defenders) in the previous scene were facing right, she had to be facing left so that this scene "linked" to the previous one.

[@azazelreeds]

Joan of Arc, patron saint of GET 'EEEEEEMMMM!!!

[@Yanramich]

I have one word *Deliverance*

[@Pikazilla]

5:24 Medieval Soccer Horn

[@sylee9165]

Joan attac Joan protecc but most importantly Joan the Patton gets 'em

[@christiaanstephan4387]

Joan protecc Joan attacc But most importantly God no longer has Joan's bacc

[@sercyr8327]

Just a quick correction: you say “The Loire river” and not “The la Loire river”. “La” is “the” in French .

[@tntsummers926]

@@109Rage *the the

[@109Rage]

@@tntsummers926 Thanks for the the correction.

[@tntsummers926]

@@109Rage wait I thought you were being sarcastic, were you not being sarcastic?

[@ms_scribbles]

Nah, saying The la Loire river" would be a tautology. He should either say "La Loire" or "The Loire", not both, or else he'd be saying "The the Loire river".

[@Aru_im]

@@ms_scribbles that's what he's trying to say.

[@theoutlook55]

3:35 Oh my gosh, you guys, the animation! 😄

[@austinreed5805]

5:25 GEEEEETUUUUMMMM!!! :D

[@lordreptilestormblade1749]

It broke my heart when I first learned of Joan's capture

[@TheLambert34]

Joan: ok boys lets raid their stuff *You cannot fast travel when there are enemies nearby* Joan: why am I hearing fight music

[@akapbhan]

He explained battle of Patay with a couple of sentences. Battle of Patay gave the French the confidence that they can face the English on the open field and win. After Agincourt French were spooked.

[@marcio.4053]

6:03 I used to be a hero like you, but then I got an arrow in the knee (reference)

[@muhammadfirdausbinsyahrom]

ACHE **cough** LEES **cough** HEEL **dies**

[@davidblair9877]

3:30 “Relieve Orleans Crown Charles ??? Prophet” 🤨 😏 I see what you did there.

[@itsjustmint5211]

What is the reference?

[@diegokaqui60]

@@itsjustmint5211 SOUTH PARL....THAT NOME THING.

[@itsjustmint5211]

@@diegokaqui60 oh okay thanks

[@FxMoto]

Thank Joan he's king now. I swear I'll go nuts if I have to hear Dauphin mispronounced again 😄 great series though

[@twiggyjali]

DOOFIN DOOFIN DOOFIN

[@mankytoes]

Every intellectual knows it's the dolphin of France

[@Johnrich395]

The funny thing about divine prophecy, all options are on the table, and sometimes that means that the prophet doesn’t get the full story because they wouldn’t do what is necessary.

[@luisyanez6261]

As someone who has deeply investigated the topic, I think the Hussites would be an amazing topic for videos

[@WobblesandBean]

7:22 Ah, my people. 💜

[@j3r3myyyyy]

Plot twist : Joan invented the Assassin's Creed Leap of Faith, so she actually landed on a Haystack

[@plantliyo]

I only have 2 words ... *GET 'EM*

[@proto303]

that mention of the Hussites makes me very happy.

[@aduckwithayoutubechannel]

“Before, they had a plan.” *GET ‘EM!*

[@ElizabethMcCormick-s2n]

You can be a badass without killing people, and Joan proved that on many occasions!

[@Rollinghypogrif240]

Ive been waiting for this!!!

[@neromauritzen9083]

Generals: 🤔 Hmmmm...We must solidify our forces and think up a suitable strateg... Joan: Kombat Time!!! 😡 *Charges in falling on the ground and gets kicked around a lot by Reptile*

[@TheGodTell]

law 47: in victory, know when to stop should've stopped right there at 7:39 and retire as a noble heroine she was.. or maybe slow down a bit and actually start to learn real martial skills, tactics and stategies. the failed siege of Paris was a clear sign that her divine duty was over

[@Thoralmir]

5:30 How can you say "no" to such a happy face like that?

[@radio2fort410]

I’ve wanted this for so long

[@CandyHatsuneWolff]

3:28 This reference... a meme that only the oldest fogies such as myself will get. Bless you. ❤

[@philipundisclosed7654]

please do a series on the hussite rebellion and then the protestant revolution. The hussites are such an interesting story and a great foreshadowing of the protestant reformation.

[@malachiphoniex8501]

Did they do anything of note? I've heard the name in passing but nothing else so I'm curious.

[@Tarkus-Ivalice-dweller]

Didn't joan fight around a dozen more (minor) battles in the period between the coronation and her capture? If i'm not mistaken, she won most of those battles, losing only a few because she couldn't be provided with cannons, wich were VERY important weapons for her, some historians saying that her use of cannons in the battlefield was one of the most important factors in her victories.

[@StonedtotheBones13]

I know I'm a tad late and havetoo finish the series, but I'm assuming Joan's second in command being a serial killer will be smthn context fairy brings up

[@wargriffin5]

@9:30 "We're sorry, France. Your prophetess is in another castle." ;)

[@batscale]

Joan of Arc, in France: GET EM Tyler Cutebiker, at Gravity Falls: GET EM *Both are leaders.*

[@debilita9999]

Whoa/Awww even mentioning our Czech Hussites?! Whoa I did not expect that. Nice one Extra Credits ;)

[@raptorguy2348]

Ur videos are AWSOME!!!!!

[@SomeGuy-sj1ly]

5:20 🤣🤣🤣 never gets old

[@dominikheiderer9161]

Top upload! 👏🏻

[@th3omachos]

2:07 no guys serious stop that, medieval people didn't believed that the earth was flat

[@quedtion_marks_kirby_modding]

But the church did.

[@conormcgavern6395]

It's just what ExtraHistory does. Don't get me wrong I love their stuff (History and et cetera), but all their stories are narratives and they usually demonize the opposition to the "hero". Being halfway through my studies for my History degree; it feels kinda annoying that they always spin the narrative as History doesn't work like that, but I can understand why they do it for an interesting story. Still it can be very misleading for those who don't have the time to study History on their own.

[@Lightscribe225]

@@quedtion_marks_kirby_modding No they didn't. They thing they took issue with was the concept of the earth not being the center of all creation.

[@quedtion_marks_kirby_modding]

@@Lightscribe225 a yeah, i m8x up the 2 things, sorry.

[@th3omachos]

@@quedtion_marks_kirby_modding Actually the clergy was the most aware about science stuff.

[@stefanetienney2666]

GET EEEEEEM! *air horn* How the hell do you come up with these XD

[@steevemartial4084]

That South Park reference at 3:29 was just beautiful!

[@Booster_ysh]

1:11 LOL THAT'S WHERE I'M LIVING !!! (Meung) :D

[@Ghostpepper326]

This episode was so dense with meme material And i love it

[@theftking]

At least we know from history that this story has a happy ending where Joan escapes, returns, marries the king, unifies France, kicks the English out, and lives out the rest of her days in peace and harmony, surrounded by children and grandchildren. ...that _is_ how it ends, right?

[@TheFiresloth]

I guess, my mum ate all the history books after this part.

[@matthewprokopenko8721]

When I see a new vid about Joan of Arc, I can say only.... You guessed it. GET 'EM!!!

[@tandogjzethenrikc.7544]

Now that you've mentioned the Hussites, why not do a series on Zizka?

[@Artur_M.]

Oh yes!

[@chickenbucket4640]

Wait the battle of Patay didn't go that way, it was the English who yelled at a deer and the french then notice their positions. And it's only the french vanguard (around 300 knights)who attacked he english positions, and Jeanne d'arc didn't participated in this battle because the french cavalry massacred the English troops before the intervention of the reinforcement in the rear.

[@TheFiresloth]

That deer was a French spy. Also, worth mentionning : At her side during the Loire Campaign were a chivalrous duke of royal blood, an ancient sellsword nicknamed "god's wrath" (La Hire-Dieu), the Bastard of Orleans, and a guy later executed for killing hundreds of children. Would make for a great anime.

[@ana-one4681]

Wow i love the details i never knew. More please lol

[@pyrrhusofepirus8491]

9:04 hahahahaha “I fight for god and you can’t stop meaagh...” “Yeah yeah yeah get off the damn horse”

[@yinpuyphark8475]

No matter what we breed we still are made of greed, this is thy kingdom come this is thy kingdom come

[@austinwoods466]

This channel is #BestofKZbin

[@chris52000]

3:28 Puns are so punny

[@reitheinsolvable7380]

when is the next episode coming out!!?!?! It’s Ben only a few hours since this one came out but the suspense is killin me

[@GabyGibson]

I'm really digging the music.

[@johnwarren892]

If God gives instructions. Do If God gives advice. Listen Most names we've heard of that may have had such influences, tried or were forced to stay in the front. But, if told something will happen, it should. Joan was not being told what to do. She should've sat and listened. Just because an Angel tells you that something is wrong or evil doesn't mean you are the one to do something about it. That is a presumption of something one cannot know. I would assume that others would have mostly disappeared from history. Or at least take a back seat as an advisor or guide. Now. I'm not sure how much I believe that God has taken a lg hand in things, mostly. I do believe in God, the Lord Jesus, and many other things. I am a proponent of Free Will... Though science is starting to shoot holes in that too... I have faith. I believe. I am far from religious. So, while I have an open mind on these subjects, and love the mental gymnastics needed to boil the ideas and dogma down to something useful. I have doubts about many things in history. And the further back, the more guess work with less clues. No one thought to even try to keep an unbiased record. We still fail at it now. Ok. Rant over. I've lined up all 80 of my HDs and we're going to the next video. I hope you all have a good one! And yes, leave your ideas. You aren't going to offend me. I'm Gen X, I can become upset and still be civil... Hell, if I don't get offended at least once a day. I feel cheated. 😂

[@austinreed5805]

10:00 The Leap of Fate

[@kalalmarak6384]

7:37 Imagine what opportunity she spoiled by not administrating her tax-free hometown as new noble. She already had many skilled followers, but people at that time would had begged to be under the protection of a war hero and guided by the light of the prophet in a tax-free town. She could had built a village into a holy city, a bastion of France

[@parkertinsley2315]

0:36 ‘a soul for a soul’

[@davidharing6475]

5:30 I am giddy that Joan face made a comeback.

[@MB-eb9ed]

Holy moly I just started this series yesterday! Thanks Extra Credits^^

[@jordonhodges8493]

As a catholic, this series makes me want a wholesome anime based on St Joan

[@afrozen10-02]

I was once a god-ordained, king-crowning, get em attitude, noble warrior maid like you. Then I took an arrow to the knee.

[@dorkfish1275]

5:26-5:32 COME ON EC MY LAUGH BOX CAN ONLY TAKE SO MUCH.

[@andraslibal]

8:00 always recognize when it is time to quit.

[@recklessted]

3:32 "Water Hotdogs" I'm fuckin' dying over here.

[@somerandomguy___]

this woman is straight from a movie and you cant deny that