Napoleon: Total War Intro // IN 6 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES!

[@Torgo1969]

Fun fact: Napoleon is mentioned in the Polish National Anthem! "Bonaparte has given us the example Of how we should prevail."

[@panther6210]

According to Wikipedia French actor Stéphane Cornicard provided voice-acting for Napoleon Bonaparte in the original English, German, French, and Spanish editions. That man is a legend.

[@dontshanonau1335]

German Napoleon's much more scary because he doesn't tell you he's the emperor... he tells you he's YOUR emperor.

[@Tumrik]

😂

[@thegreatestbaldeagle2999]

I’d rather have lived under Napoleon than under Scholz

[@effectsofdopamine]

As a German, our language is scary on its own, idk how people want to learn this language, I guess just to scare other people on Halloween

[@effectsofdopamine]

@@Princess_Susie99 I just do, because I’m fully blood born German, I just use Google translate so people can understand what I’m saying, never thought of that before?

[@StuffToKnow]

@@effectsofdopaminewie kann man so einen Quatsch labbern?

[@RDTheAwesome]

Ironic that they don't have French.

[@PhilBraxton]

They do have French, I just forgot to put the intro into the video. :/

[@RDTheAwesome]

That's okay. I found it on a different video.

[@napoleonbonaparte9920]

Ryan Deitch PAS simpas

[@faridconde6591]

Ryan Deitch i said the same

[@paralusdivinprophetedupara8903]

Napoléon Bonaparte grave.

[@omarlabed6447]

italian version is EPIC!!!

[@reysolnaciente1973]

Absolutely agree !!

[@aymericgoupil2138]

I'm French and i agree, the Italian version is badass. "Io sono l'imperatore !"

[@DomySilv]

Napoleon was italian :D

[@idouidou800]

Napoleon etait français . Pour l'empereur !

[@DaCubanCrokodile]

I am italian sono italiano Fratellooooooooo viva Napoleone di Toscana

[@danielking2757]

It sounds like a warning to the countries that haven’t been captured .

[@MarvinT0606]

Notice how he doesn't mention Prussia, Austria and Spain

[@hellenicboi14]

@@MarvinT0606 He would've already went through them to get to Russia.

[@gagool3434]

Italian is awesome

[@Tonixexe]

agreed

[@kingmori1]

Koukou

[@dvd7800]

Gino Mariucci well no, but actually no.

[@lilmathyrusgang2544]

Frenponese yes he kind of was, Corsica is yes owned by France but 93% of the population was italian

[@lilmathyrusgang2544]

Fire F Jesus yea, but everybody ethnically identified themselves as Italian or French! And also they also identified as Corsican, good talk

[@filipzietek5146]

In Russian he is The Great Emperror not just Emperror (makes sense since he conquered entire Europe and middle east in this timeline)

[@GuillaumeT96]

The French version is still unmatched, but Italian Spanish and Russian sound so cool too 👌🏼

[@labaguette3740]

*French Hater* : HAHAH Waterloo, Trafa- *Napoleon* : Siege of Toulon (September 7 - December 19, 1793, FRANCE) * Forces: 32,000 French; 100 guns - 16,000 Anglo-Spanish; 12 ships and 1,000 guns * Losses: 2,000 soldiers; 15 merchant ships - 4,000 soldiers; 6 vessels Battle of Montenotte (April 12, 1796, ITALY) * Forces: 9,000 French; 5 guns - 14,000 Austrians; 12 cannons * Losses: 800 soldiers - 3,300 soldiers; 12 cannons Battle of Millesimo (April 13 - 14, 1796, ITALY) * Forces: 9,000 French; 23 guns - 988 Austro-Sardinian; 2 cannons * Losses: 80 soldiers - 900 soldiers; 2 cannons Battle of Lodi (May 10, 1796, ITALY) * Forces: 17,500 French; 22 cannons - 9,500 Austro-Sardinian; 36 guns * Losses: 1,000 soldiers - 5,200 soldiers; 36 guns Battle of Borghetto (May 30, 1796, ITALY) * Forces: 38,400 French; 56 cannons - 8,000 Austro-Neapolitan; 89 guns * Losses: 2,700 soldiers - 5,800 soldiers; 45 cannons Battle of Lonato (2 - 3 August 1796, ITALY) * Forces: 20,000 French; 15 guns - 15,000 Austrians; 78 guns * Losses: 1,400 soldiers - 3,800 soldiers Battle of Castiglione (August 5, 1796, ITALY) * Forces: 35,000 French; 49 guns - 18,000 Austrians; 31 guns * Losses: 800 soldiers; 3 guns - 2,300 soldiers; 9 cannons Battle of Rovereto (September 4, 1796, ITALY) * Forces: 22,000 French; 96 guns - 10,000 Austrians; 115 guns * Losses: 260 soldiers; 1 cannon - 1,900 soldiers; 18 guns Battle of Bassano (September 8, 1796, ITALY) * Forces: 23,000 French; 101 guns - 11,000 Austrians; 154 guns * Losses: 1,800 soldiers - 5,600 soldiers; 56 guns Battle of Arcole (November 15 - 17, 1796, ITALY) * Forces: 22,000 French; 25 guns - 21,000 Austrians; 27 guns * Losses: 3,500 soldiers - 6,000 soldiers; 11 guns Battle of Rivoli (January 14, 1797, ITALY) * Forces: 19,000 French; 35 guns - 28,000 Austrians; 60 guns * Losses: 2,200 soldiers - 12,000 soldiers; 18 guns Battle of Mantua (January 16, 1797, ITALY) * Forces: 28,000 French; 42 guns - 14,000 Austrians; 50 cannons * Losses: 1,000 soldiers - 9,000 soldiers; 50 cannons Capitulation of Malta (June 11, 1798, MALTA, Mediterranean Sea) * Forces: 35,675 French; 250 guns - 4,000 Maltese * Losses: no loss - 4,000 prisoners Battle of the Pyramids (July 21, 1798, EGYPT) * Forces: 30,000 French - 35,000 Egypto-Turks and 10,000 Mameluks; 40 guns * Losses: 340 soldiers - 21,000 soldiers; 20 cannons Battle of Jaffa (March 7, 1799, EGYPT) * Forces: 18,000 French; 159 guns - 4,600 Turks; 10 cannons * Losses: 600 soldiers - 4,500 soldiers; 10 cannons Battle of Mount Tabor (April 16, 1799, EGYPT) * Forces: 4,200 French; 16 guns - 35,000 Turks; 12 cannons * Losses: 2,180 soldiers - 9,960 soldiers; 12 cannons Land battle of Aboukir (July 25, 1799, EGYPT) * Forces: 7,700 French; 17 guns - 18,000 Turks and the English fleet; 32 guns * Losses: 1,000 soldiers - 13,000 soldiers; 32 guns Battle of Marengo (June 14, 1800, AUSTRIAN EMPIRE) * Forces: 33,500 French; 40 guns - 30,080 Austrians; 92 guns * Losses: 6,600 soldiers - 9,400 soldiers; 33 guns Battle of Ulm (October 20, 1805, AUSTRIAN EMPIRE) * Forces: 80,000 French; 80 guns - 120,000 Austrians (including men from the city of Ulm); 59 guns * Losses: 130 soldiers - 110,000 prisoners; 59 guns Battle of Austerlitz (December 2, 1805, AUSTRIAN EMPIRE) * Forces: 73,200 French; 282 guns - 85,650 Russo-Austrians; 270 guns * Losses: 7,500 soldiers - 35,000 soldiers; 180 guns Battle of Jena (October 14, 1806, PRUSSIA) * Forces: 56,000 French; 180 guns - 52,000 Prusso-Saxons; 175 guns * Losses: 5,700 soldiers - 35,000 soldiers; 158 guns Battle of Czarnovo (December 23, 1806, POLAND) * Forces: 8,500 French; 78 guns - 15,000 Russians; 88 guns * Losses: 2,000 soldiers; 4 guns - 7,800 soldiers; 13 cannons Battle of Eylau (February 8, 1807, EASTERN PRUSSIA) * Forces: 72,000 French; 200 guns - 79,000 Russo-Prussians; 400 guns * Losses: 14,000 soldiers - 23,000 soldiers; 23 guns Battle of Heilsberg (June 10, 1807, PRUSSIA) * Forces: 65,000 French; 114 guns - 53,000 Russo-Prussians; 167 guns * Losses: 5,600 soldiers - 22,700 soldiers; 155 guns Battle of Friedland (June 14, 1807, EASTERN PRUSSIA) * Forces: 80,000 French; 220 guns - 60,000 Russians; 267 guns * Losses: 10,300 soldiers - 20,000 soldiers; 80 guns Battle of Somosierra (November 30, 1808, SPAIN) * Forces: 11,000 French; 20 guns - 7,800 Spaniards; 7 guns * Losses: 800 soldiers - 5,900 soldiers; 7 guns Battle of Abensberg (April 20, 1809, BAVARIA) * Forces: 36,000 French; 74 guns - 22,000 Austrians; 110 guns * Losses: 4,200 soldiers; 3 guns - 8,600 soldiers; 14 guns Battle of Landschut (April 21, 1809, BAVARIA) * Forces: 10,800 French; 85 guns - 48,000 Austrians; 96 guns * Losses: 5,600 soldiers; 11 guns - 20,700 soldiers; 45 cannons Battle of Eckmühl (April 22, 1809, BAVARIA) * Forces: 53,000 French; 100 guns - 54,000 Austrians; 64 guns * Losses: 7,950 soldiers - 35,200 soldiers; 64 guns Battle of Regensburg (April 23, 1809, BAVARIA) * Forces: 37,000 French; 105 guns - 26,000 Austrians; 78 guns * Losses: 5,400 soldiers - 11,900 soldiers; 3 cannons Battle of Essling (May 21 - 22, 1809, AUSTRIAN EMPIRE) * Forces: 60,100 French; 120 guns - 95,800 Austrians; 256 guns * Losses: 18,000 soldiers; 3 guns - 19,000 soldiers Battle of Wagram (July 5 - 6, 1809, AUSTRIAN EMPIRE) * Forces: 160,000 French; 488 guns - 180,000 Austrians; 440 guns * Losses: 30,000 soldiers - 41,700; 20 cannons Battle of Smolensk (August 17 - 18, 1812, RUSSIA) * Forces: 50,000 French; 178 guns - 30,000 Russians; 210 guns * Losses: 12,000 soldiers - 29,000 soldiers; 46 cannons Battle of The Moskva River (September 7, 1812, RUSSIA) * Forces: 103,000 French, 5,400 Austrians, 2,300 Prussians and 1,200 Poles; 580 guns - 120,800 Russians; 640 guns * Losses: 27,600 soldiers - 44,000 soldiers; 20 cannons Battle of Krasnoye (24 October 1812, RUSSIA) * Forces: 24,000 French; 160 guns - 24,000 Russians; 23 guns * Losses: 2,300 soldiers - 10,600 soldiers; 23 guns Battle of Lützen (2 am 1813, SAXON) * Forces: 14,400 French; 45 guns - 12,000 Russo-Prussians; 56 guns * Losses: 3,400 soldiers - 8,600 soldiers Battle of Bautzen (20 - 21 May 1813, SAXON) * Forces: 167,000 French; 186 guns - 117,000 Russo-Prussians; 278 cannons * Losses: 19,800 soldiers - 52,000 soldiers; 10 cannons Siege of Dresden (August 26 - 27, 1813, SAXE) * Forces: 155,000 French; 101 guns - 200,000 Austro-Prussians; 223 guns * Losses: 10,500 soldiers - 24,000 soldiers; 114 guns Battle of Hanau (30 - 31 October 1813, SAXE) * Forces: 60,000 French; 10 guns - 30,000 Austro-Bavarian; 87 guns * Losses: 6,500 soldiers; 10 guns - 12,000 soldiers Battle of Brienne (January 29, 1814, FRANCE) * Forces: 36,000 French; 101 guns - 28,000 Austrians; 42 guns * Losses: 5,600 soldiers; 1 cannon - 10,400 soldiers; 13 cannons Battle of Champaubert (September 8, 1814, FRANCE) * Forces: 15,000 French; 20 cannons - 37,000 Coalition; 75 guns * Losses: 2,800 soldiers - 7,800 soldiers; 5 cannons Battle of Montmirail (February 11, 1814, FRANCE) * Forces: 16,300 French; 36 guns - 32,000 Russo-Prussians; 94 guns * Losses: 2,000 soldiers - 4,500 soldiers; 17 cannons Battle of Château-Thierry (February 12, 1814, FRANCE) * Forces: 20,000 French; 101 guns - 30,000 Austrians; 78 guns * Losses: 5,400 soldiers - 9,800 soldiers; 15 cannons Battle of Montereau (February 18, 1814, FRANCE) * Forces: 30,000 French; 35 cannons - 60,000 Coalition; 105 guns * Losses: 4,400 soldiers - 14,000 soldiers; 12 cannons Battle of Ligny (June 16, 1815, BELGIUM) * Forces: 100,000 French; 101 guns - 80,000 Coalition; 112 guns * Losses: 2,000 soldiers; 5 guns - 9,000 soldiers; 37 guns

[@TeamTroisMapper]

Hai fatto un commento ducomentario sulle guerre napoleoniche praticamente

[@dominictoretto7988]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@artificialintelligence8328]

Sounds more like a English fanboy than a French hater if they're only going to mention famous English victories.

[@YaL6698]

You forgot the battle of auersteadt where nearly 27 000 men won the battle against the mainly Prussian army (80000), this battle happened at the same time as the battle of Jena. The head of the corp, Davout was the best marshal in the empire with Lannes, we nickname him " le maréchal de fer », the iron marshal

[@labaguette3740]

@@artificialintelligence8328 Je suis Franco Québécois 😂

[@pauliax98]

same voice actor for french/german/spanish, love it ! :D (I had a preference for italian version) "sono l' imperatore" ❤

[@DomySilv]

gooddddd Napoleon was italian :)

[@hankonokokoro6684]

Corsica isn't italy

[@DomySilv]

Hankō no Kokoro in 1766 when napoleon waa born was Italy

[@DomySilv]

His parent were italians and his real name was napoleon BUONAPARTE but he change it when became a general of french in BONAPARTE because this is more similar to french

[@hankonokokoro6684]

Domy Silv but Corsica became france and napoleon fought for France sometimes against Italy so I don't think he really is italian

[@Troopertroll]

I think Italian is the best version.

[@lilmathyrusgang2544]

Troopertroll because Napoleon was born in Corsica

[@sakkaaaa]

Lil Mathy, Rus gang yes. and Corse is French. Don’t ever say to a corsican that he is italian, unless you want to be beaten up...

[@lilmathyrusgang2544]

Juu Jika Wanna look at the ethnicity rate? Look at it

[@sakkaaaa]

@@lilmathyrusgang2544 Corsicans don't care about your silly adn tests, i tell you you will get them very angry if you tell them they're italian. But you can try.

[@lilmathyrusgang2544]

Juu Jika In case you didn’t know, Corsica is located just miles away from Sardinia and is known as one of the 18 Italian regions and Napoleon himself spoke Italian as his first language until France bought yes bought Corsica.

[@davidcabreonmunoz6258]

"The ideas that underpin our modern world-meritocracy, equality before the law, property rights, religious toleration, modern secular education, sound finances, and so on-were championed, consolidated, codified and geographically extended by Napoleon. To them he added a rational and efficient local administration, an end to rural banditry, the encouragement of science and the arts, the abolition of feudalism and the greatest codification of laws since the fall of the Roman Empire. " -Andrew Roberts, British historian.

[@MarvinT0606]

4:54 *Adolf Hitler's pre-recorded victory speech after defeating the Allies (1941)*

[@artificialintelligence8328]

Italy was part of the Allies? Lol

[@salsaniggas8544]

@@artificialintelligence8328 Germany did all the effort to

[@thelonelyghostN]

@@artificialintelligence8328 italy surrendered so germany started going throught italy.

[@stuka2365]

Funny mustaches are missing in the German version

[@salsaniggas8544]

Dead's head hussars are missing

[@Monnarchmonnarchy]

He sacks here in german. Ita, fr rules

[@effectsofdopamine]

Lmfao

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

Everyone is talking about the italian version (which is epic by the way) but I like the most the Russian version I guess. I love how he says "because I am Napoleon. The great Emperor" in the end. But this is a tough choice, because I love all of theme, but my favorties are russian, spanish, german, italian and english (not necessarily in this order)

[@docteurz3518]

Not French ?

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

@@docteurz3518 the french one is also very nice, but I was just ordering the ones in the video

[@kal_bewe1837]

The German version is very nice and in Russian and Italian it's really excellent, but the best is in French :)

[@laisphinto6372]

The German version would be better if they didn't pretend to use a franch accent because it sounds very weird doesn't flow nearly as well

[@marcelk2753]

@@laisphinto6372 The voice actor is french. So he doesnt need to pretend xD

[@mendoza9146]

La version Italiana es la mejor sin dudas 😌👌

[@DomySilv]

corecto :D

[@davidcabreonmunoz6258]

Napoleón era Francés de nacionalidad, pero étnicamente era Corso Italiano. Así que técnicamente si tenia derecho de ser Emperador de los Italianos.

[@DrakeTheFrench]

No, Corsica was independant for a few months ago the birth of Napoleon, but a few weeks ago the birth of him, France talked over Corsica so it’s impossible to Napoleon to become the Emperor of Italy

[@MACcER34]

La versión Francesa es mas auténtica, es la única verdadera si se me permite decirlo. Pero en esta selección, el italiano va mejor, estoy de acuerdo.

[@marianograziaplena3905]

@@DrakeTheFrench Lol, it doesn't work like that. Napoleon was Italian ethnically and linguistically. Veni, Vedi, Vinci

[@WildKarp]

Ведь я Наполеон, Великий император!

[@blizzardsans7165]

Егор у нас немного не так перевели там звучало "Ведь я Напалеон, Император Франции"(это во француской версии)

[@ksaverbart752]

@@blizzardsans7165 в английском варианте "я Наполеон, я император"

[@smper3570]

Italian, English, Spanish and Russian sound like the best to me.

[@chiefkeef3785]

The polish one is epic

[@decoyoctopus310789]

italians do it better

[@caesaraugustus5558]

As Italian and French, In French is beautiful, in Italian is too beautiful as Napoleon spoke Italian as one of it's native languages

[@qqn4531]

You're talking rubbish, Napoleon's native language was the Corsican, not Italian. Btw he learnt French when he entered a military school, when he was 9

[@paulg.3141]

@@qqn4531 don't be rude, sir. Italian was the language of nobility in Corsica in those days.

[@Ares-wr8ld]

@Legio XXI Rapax Corsica was sold to France in 1768 and Napoleon was born in 1769...

[@Ares-wr8ld]

@Legio XXI Rapax yes, I meant to write 1769 thx for correcting and, according to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Corsica#:~:text=Corsica%20successively%20was%20part%20of,purchase%20by%20France%20in%201768. it was purchased by France

[@albertorepetto2909]

​@@Ares-wr8ld it wasn't purchased. That page of Wikipedia is generic. The 'possession' of Corsica was ceded to the French to settle the enormous debt that the Republic of Genoa had with France - which was the result of trying to deal with the corsican wars that had been going on for 60 years, plus the costs of the War of austrian Succession. But officially the 'propriety' of the Island remained of Genoa, and, by the treaty, the Republic had the right to reclaim also the possession, by repaying the debt and the interests. But this couldn't happen, since in 1789, right after the revolution, the french parliament approved a unilateral (and illegal) "Act of reunion" that estabilished Corsica as part of France, despite the protests of Genoa. And despite the protests from a part of the population of Corsica, because there were still many people who wanted the independence, and also supporters of Genoa. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A9union_de_la_Corse_%C3%A0_la_France

[@neonnifyy8003]

Germany sounds beast... this seems familiar.

[@s.bakyhnh1756]

Fuck the Third Reich. Napoleon was an emperor, the other guy was a racist madman.

[@napoleonbonaparte9920]

Gabriel il Grande Napoléon étais pas Raciste.

[@kaisercollins3097]

"innocent"

[@kaisercollins3097]

Yup they were innocent there were no Zionists in the First world war. No Jewish declaration of war against Germany in the 1930s. Germans were treated well in territories conquered by Poles like the German City of Danzig. There was no persecution everyone was perfect except those mean old Germans

[@kaisercollins3097]

Lord Alehandro Yeah maybe if the poles could stand on their own two feet I might care. But instead of genociding germans Poland should have just given back the land they stole and asked for protection against the Soviets. Something they very obviously weren’t capable of.

[@theobertrand3704]

To be honest, the french version, (unfortunately, not here) is the one with the best rythm, and the one that gives the best feeling, plus... well, french suits napoleon better ! Pour être honnête, la version française, (malheureusement, pas montrée ici) est celle avec le meilleur rythme, et celle qui donne l'impression d'être réaliste. De plus, Napoléon n'est il pas français ? Thank you anyway for this video ! merci de tout façon pour cette video.

[@scorpionfiresome3834]

Not really, Italian fits the most, after all that's his ethnicity, italian is also his mother language.

[@paulc5286]

not annexed, selled by Genoa

[@irov5884]

@Gino Mariucci Yes the culture does change in 2 years, the ethnicity no. Napoléon had a corsican blood and a French mind/heart/culture. After all he grew up near Paris.

[@gamerito100]

IroV But he had accent while speaking french, or so I heard xD

[@theobertrand3704]

@@gamerito100 Well, the accent is different all over france, and a corsican will not sound anything like someone from Lille in the north, or Dijon in burgundy. Sometimes, foreigners even think that it is complletely different languages and not just variations of french (altough, the accent is also the remains of what used to be regional languages) Anyways, have a nice day,

[@besserwizard]

I know I'm a bit late to this but I have to say: The Italian version is just epic. Kinda want to learn Italian now, so I can deliver a speech as epic as that. I just can't do something like that in German, English or french D:

[@TechnoGuys99]

the treaty of 1768 only said that in order to ensure the payment of the debt, the republic of Genoa had to temporarily have some ports and cities occupied by France. Napoleon is not even 1% French, he saw an opportunity and took advantage of it. He is an Italian and Corsican renegade. Corsica libera

[@FlagggRandall]

sounds like the spanish voice actor went to work drunk or something

[@s.bakyhnh1756]

He's not drunk, he's French.

[@KyoushaPumpItUp]

Tomás allon666 The same guy voiced all of these.

[@academus4978]

No.

[@yakumoyukari4405]

French, German and Russian sounds best because that beuteful languages and actors are good (voise actors)

[@blizzardsans7165]

Yes but in Russian version not good translate hes said " Greetest Emperror" need "Emperror" (sorry for my english Im russian)

[@martingenero6328]

@@blizzardsans7165 Fair enough since he was the greatest Emperor of all time

[@yuxuangao5588]

I like the German version solely because Kaiser sounds more forceful than l'empereur

[@arabianmapper6656]

Spanish German and Russian are epic

[@VonPlanter]

Español es mejor

[@SpanishDio]

I think the one who made the french,english and germans versions did the Spanish one too! they have the same voices.

[@arnos174]

Bro Dio que haces? Xd

[@alejandrojimenezruiz4584]

Buenos días jajaj

[@michakupczyk9560]

Polish : Moi wrogowie są liczni, ale są gorsi ode mnie. W cieniu oliwnych gajów, mówili że Italii, nie da się podbić. W kraju faraonów, krzyczeli że Egiptu, nie da się ujarzmić. W królestwie lasów i śniegu, mówili że Rosji, nie da się pokonać. Teraz wszyscy zamilkli. Boją się mnie, jak strasznego żywiołu ! Bo przynoszę śmierć i pożogę ! Jam jest Napoleon ! Jestem Cesarzem ! Spalcie to !

[@CowboysCrusaderTTC]

In universe 8322-Av Napolèon Bonaparto was the greatest Corsican general in Spanish history until his defeat at Wavre. Inuniverse 8415-B Napol Bonapartzki was overthrown by Romanov loyalists just before his army marched on France.

[@duduchannel6729]

IO SONO L'IMPERATORE!

[@matteoburchi6122]

CHE BRUCI!

[@joseemmanuelosegueracamare4044]

Julius cesar

[@karolstanczuk42]

That's very badass!

[@Soloohara]

Italian hands down

[@kurwasaurio]

1:18 In another timeline, the Franco-Spanish fleet defeated the British fleet, opening the way for the full invasion of England.

[@HotelKilo416D]

Nah more like France taking a revenge on the symbol of trafalgar's battle, we can see 54 miles to London so it's a British beach

[@darkmatt2590]

En la versión italiana parece un emperador romano

[@ParthShende]

It's I'm 'your' emperor in German. Ich bin eure kaiser

[@odinkato4426]

euer* :P

[@mrmolotov744]

In Spanish, English and German, the voice is made by the same actor, as a Spanish, its very well spoken, with the french accent

[@arthurs3675]

German sounds like he's saying "he says" instead of "they said"

[@filipposaracchini1976]

21 Russians doesn't agree with "Russia could never be tamed" :P

[@blizzardsans7165]

And what we agree (im russian) napaleon is good commander (in history we be defeeted napoleon and in ww1)

[@MarvinT0606]

21 Russians just spitting facts. You can't tame Russia. Even Russians can't tame Russia.

[@basileuskonstantinosxi6486]

Si seulement votre altesse. Si seulement.

[@glimmer5103]

4:50 Adolf Hitler?

[@Szvazi]

Polish and Russian sounds better

[@Dehwolii]

Polish and russian sucks.) Franck the best!)

[@Szvazi]

Fiamo Scarlette franck is too good

[@wojbrat1]

All very good.

[@БизнесСНуля-ю6и]

@@Dehwoliihahahahahahha

[@АндрейЧернега-д1в]

I think, that Polish version better tnan Russian, but Russian is cool.

[@lorisbrussato7131]

English is best in my opinion maybe French would’ve been better but English has the most emotion without being exaggerated

[@thgentleman9210]

Napoleon was Corsican more closely related to Italians then French.

[@sakkaaaa]

Corsicans felt more French than Italian sorry to say

[@jackkelso4611]

@@sakkaaaa lmao that's funny

[@sakkaaaa]

@@jackkelso4611 No that’s reality 😌

[@TechnoGuys99]

@@sakkaaaa lol no

[@radec5166]

@@sakkaaaa Now? Corsicans simply feel Corsican. But at that time Corsica had only been French for 6 months, it has always belonged to the Republic of Genoa. Napoleon had an Italian accent.

[@lush.hayden]

its also ironic because napoleon is more Italian than french

[@martinch7347]

That One Guy You can't be more wrong by saying that.

[@compagnobrigante7970]

"He was born Napoleone di Buonaparte (Italian: [napoleˈoːne di bwɔnaˈparte]) in Corsica to a relatively modest family of Italian ancestry from the minor nobility"

[@martinch7347]

Compagno Brigante Corsica was a french territory, so he's french. Plus he loved France and always considered himself as a french.

[@compagnobrigante7970]

"After being ruled by the Republic of Genoa since 1284, Corsica was briefly an independent Corsican Republic from 1755 until it was officially ceded by the Republic of Genoa to Louis XV as part of a pledge for debts in 1768" "Napoleon was born in 1769 in the Corsican capital of Ajaccio." for just one year xD

[@martinch7347]

Compagno Brigante Mhhh Ok ? What's your point then ? Napoleon had the french nationality, he spoke french (far better than Italian) his parents had the french nationality and spoke french too. Napoleon loved France, the french people and didn't care about Italia and the Italian (proved by the fact that he annexed the north of Italia and stole lots of thing here) He fought with french weapon, with french commanders, with french soldiers who were trained in french infrastructures with french weapons. He learned in french military schools, he fought for France and always did. The fact that his parents were Italian doesn't matter a SINGLE BIT. So your point is invalid. No matter what you try to prove, Napoleon Bonaparte belongs to french history and only it. And to finish this, like Napoleon said, - wich proves that he belongs to french history - : "Impossible n'est pas français".

[@piotronator]

No one talk about the Polish version :(

[@RC1168Shadow]

Jest dobra.

[@piotronator]

@@RC1168Shadow Tak

[@giulianoilfilosofo7927]

I adore the italian version Since I am Italian but the Polish one is my Second favourite, also the voice fits the character.

[@azickstar9877]

Russian and Italian!)

[@TeamTroisMapper]

Idem, but in reverse order

[@diegoyuiop]

This is Macron watching himself at the mirror every morning

[@imperator732]

English and italian are impressive!!!

[@danielrickard8864]

I know this is going to sound like a petty gripe, but on the thumbnail the English language should be represented exclusively by the British flag. Its not disrepect towards Americans, its just its country of origin and that should be respected at the very least. Just like how the Spanish flag doesnt have one half covered by the Mexican flag

[@toythief1633]

Daniel Rickard I agree

[@ripitoshaby4576]

Daniel Rickard Mexican only? U have to put Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, Perú, maybe Chile (?), Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia, Cuba, Panamá, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica... try to do a flag and you'll have a nice rainbow there. You are right but they probably did it because when u say "English" those 2 flags come to your head first

[@arcm4210]

youd also have to put australia canada and new zealand from the top of my head onto it so yeah agree should totally change it

[@somedudenamedluke420]

We should just change it to a blue flag with a big white E all the way across it

[@pretzelstick320]

Daniel Rickard that moment when your former colony becomes more powerful and influential than you.

[@reth14]

Italia

[@ivanduca3819]

For me the polish and english versions are the best.

[@albanvasquez2378]

French (forgot...) and italian version are the best

[@adonisjosebezosfranco3755]

Me gusta mucho la del español pero el italiano gana totalmente

[@MiguelLemosTv]

"Napoleão Poliglota Gostei" Portuguese and French Version ist the best!

[@Beencheeling]

Fun fact: All thoes languages napoleon speaks are all thoes countries he conquered but where's Frentch?!

[@thewomboguy4470]

He didn't conquer France because he was FRANCE

[@riccardosebis5333]

Conquered?!

[@riccardosebis5333]

Conquered?!

[@Sperenza2b]

Only a corsican can beat a corsican, Carlu Andria Pozzu di Borgu defeated napuleone in the last coalition war!

[@NSUSashiel]

Remember: 54 miles to London

[@si_ytb2959]

German be like: Hi my name is Adolf Hit... i mean Napoleon!

[@GuillaumeT96]

Napoléon is so epic that even 200 years later the Italians are still trying to claim him hahaja

[@TechnoGuys99]

we don't claim what he did, also because he fought against us, but you fail to accept that he was and is Italian, both culturally and ethnically

[@giulianoilfilosofo7927]

You don't have to claim what already belongs to you😊. We are not like you guys trying to claim the top of Monte Bianco for yourselves illegally.

[@Sonnenstrahl_0]

Io sonno Napoleone Io Sonno l'imperatore

[@nickn9040]

Polish was quite good. The German and Italian don't seem to get the feeling quite right. I enjoyed Spanish and English but with those I understand the words so I might be biased.

[@DomySilv]

in my opinion italian version is the best

[@Ares-wr8ld]

French is top tier, and Italian is second to me

[@michelemartini4320]

l'essimo ITALIANO che ha fatto la STORIA

[@masterjunky863]

Verissimo! I francesi possono strillare quanto vogliono ma la realtà non cambia.

[@iljoker4697]

Quanto sarebbe stato figo magari la corsica rimaneva genovese cosi riuniva l'Italia

[@Ditere3368]

Polish is Nice but italian is best

[@sakkaaaa]

Gino Mariucci don’t ever say to a corsican that he is italian. Just a friendly advice.

[@raveninvictus8353]

Who are the voice actor(s) for the English, French and German translations? I swear they are voiced by the same guy in a different language

[@oliwox8492]

italian and spanish are the best.

[@sakkaaaa]

Spanish gives me chills

[@VonPlanter]

El actor de español es el mismo que el de italiano

[@bracciodiferro1401]

L italiano batte tutte le altre lingue ammettetelo

[@vikamikhail]

French! Where is French!

[@БизнесСНуля-ю6и]

I am from Russia and Yes I will say that our language sounds much better for the emperors. Especially for Napoleon. After all, he is strict and inspires the seriousness of the situation and the actual character of Napoleon. If you were Russian, you'd know I'm right. And don't talk about German. Because there is a continuous woof woof. The rest of the language is beautiful but not intimidating for this game character. And now those who will climb. I'm talking about a game, not reality. And still we have respect for this character everyone just has an Emperor and we have a great Emperor

[@mrDizzy-xj9hy]

To London 54 miles

[@mgm2719]

I think that all trailers of CA rate the best on English including this

[@настальгія]

Italian and polish version >>

[@elitepredator3272]

For me Polish the BEST

[@Loki1191]

I am your emperor... Roma locuta causa finita. Aliae iactae sunt. Divide et impera.

[@Zaexiixous_Skywalker]

The german version it could be austrain painter would make his own speech. 😨

[@kaptanhaddock4411]

what is the name of background music

[@nicolasdutb]

The french version is the better lol

[@milik_pl2.069]

Russian wersion is epic

[@vincentgrau8896]

I think the problem of the German version is that they gave him a french accent.

[@zeroxcqt2862]

German, italian, English and french are the same voice actors (I think he is french)

[@zxccursedghoul]

Russian version is the best

[@ANVILD3VIL]

somebody knows the name of the italian dubber?

[@MaRo-gj3fr]

I guess that Italian actor have too young voice for Napoleon. It's my opinion

[@pieterjan29]

Strange i can undestand 80% of what the german said.

[@bleb2771]

Same here (I'm Swiss)

[@effectsofdopamine]

As a German, I’m a fan of German Napoleon, he sounds scary and I love scary 😎

[@ascopa2539]

Germany ist the best!

[@szasaalmencion5721]

Italy wow O0o

[@Brian_Duke]

Cómo se nota que el que hizo el doblaje en español no es nativo.

[@teribradshaw-milling3164]

Corsican??

[@mattv226]

Forza Italia

[@danielwuiii.9543]

I have questions so Napoleon Bonaparte is Italian ?

[@sakkaaaa]

Italia did not exist at the time

[@danielwuiii.9543]

@@sakkaaaa so he's from ... ?

[@sakkaaaa]

@@danielwuiii.9543 corsica

[@danielwuiii.9543]

@@sakkaaaa thank you 👍 .

[@MACcER34]

After his military studies he got back to Corsica, and fought trying to fix the ideals of French revolution into his homeland, but he was defeated and his family home was raided. They than settled in Marseille and he then never ever again considered himself as a corsican. He was French 🇫🇷 above all. He then became general, than 1st Consul of the republic, and finally our first Emperor. 🇫🇷

[@jutlandthegod]

How always, Russian version is the best

[@blizzardsans7165]

Not best voice good but translete not good ( im russian he said "Greetest empirror" need "Empirror"

[@jutlandthegod]

@@blizzardsans7165 Hm, similar words. Russ lang isn't simply. So, he used sinonims words

[@anrburj4084]

Russian version is more poetic

[@rodolphedecurieresdecastel9564]

People who have dislike must be probably english

[@tanithvonchoimec]

The french version is better.

[@ale-qe1qz]

everyone says that Italian is better, I m italian and I think English version is epic.