Make this into a Movie! Diablo IV - Inarius Vs Lillith Reaction

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[@PhilipHarts]

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[@thomaschaumeil3878]

You should watch Diablo IV Vessel of Hatred Trailer then

[@Myangelgabriel]

Inarius and Lilith were lovers 😊

[@TaSwavo]

Wirt - Diablo 1 when the game had an end boss diablo. Fun game and didn't become a maths puzzle to try to "get the best build or copy one another made"

[@hugomendoza5665]

Diablo's design of angels has always been my favorite depiction of them. You get both feelings of holiness but also horror. They tend to have fancy, shining armor, but then a black void for a face. They have wings of blinding, pure light, but they're terrifying tendrils. And I like that, not only bc in the story the angels are flawed characters, but bc the visual language of it communicates: "holy, dramatic, and powerful, but also harrowing, foreboding, harbinger of destruction."

[@pkWreck]

I feel like Diablo angels are the point at which Awe and Awful link. Where Terrific meets Terrifying.

[@d4mephisto]

this is one of my favorite youtube comments ever. you nailed it! that is exactly what the angels in diablo evoke -- that combination of blinding holy sanctity and yet this unsettling, unnerving sense of dread or horror about them, too.

[@Bioshyn]

Yes heaven and hell in Diablo is not good and evil, it's order and chaos. Order can be just as oppressive, if not more than pure chaos.

[@SHADES12318]

You should think about becoming an author of sorts, my friend..

[@hugomendoza5665]

@@SHADES12318 well I do write poetry.

[@jazebel]

One thing you might have missed, but Hell is actively trying to repel Inarius. And you can see that as he lands. He anchors his wings into the ground, which he then used to pull himself down to land. The ground cracks under the pressure of two forces pushing against each other. It's a very powerfull scene.

[@yourpalal1757]

A tv show with this animation, great story telling and such great visual references to pull from would be an epic game of thrones level show.

[@TheScarecrow78]

This may be the best in game cinematic of all time imo.

[@Sonofhroft]

At least top 10 :)

[@beegeebillsombilon5483]

Blizzard is the god of game cinematic

[@krystal7916]

Wotlk cinematic trailer and the first trailer for d4 are my all.time faves

[@GBarr_11]

Love watching your reactions and breakdowns man - you are very experienced in film-making I can tell! It's cool to see someone with that knowledge conveying what's happening in a cinematic world that I enjoy. Keep on going man

[@scottclark3761]

You ought to do all the cinematics in order. Diablo's cinematics have always been next level.

[@Greg3]

This.

[@kennethvannorwick3557]

Inarius and Lilith rebelled against the Heavens and the Burning Hells. They created Sanctuary and after some changes to their other creations, humans, which is why she is referred to the mother of Sanctuary. Inarius began to doubt they were on the right path, and he proceeds to kills everything they created to get back to the Heavens. Rathma, their son, was killed as Inarius sought to redeem himself.

[@Galantus1964]

In one of the other trailers Inarius says : I've come back to Hell for You....Lillith and Inarios history is quite facinating and yes He killed their Son Rathma.. the first Necromancer . Rathma's Prophecy : Then came a spear of light, piercing hatred's heart, and he who was bound in chains was set free... if you have time the book of Lorath 1-4 tells the whole story it is fantastic storytelling , and lay the foundation for D4 and why we do what we do in this game ( i DO NOT agree ) here is chapter 1 : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHbJh4GdoMR7ntE

[@xOmumblesOx]

Every time I got to that cut scene I watched it. Fucking phenomenal!

[@XRaidenXxX]

As someone who spends FAR too long in this universe (Rank #1 many times in seasons over the last ten years in Diablo 3 and 4 both sadly, thats not a brag btw, i thoroughly disgust myself lol) I still managed to spend another 33 min watching you watch this. You definitely see more than the average viewer and its fun to watch you spot little things most people miss. I dig it, subscribed 😁

[@robgg956]

Tyrael is my favorite character ... must see all of Diablo III cinematics!! First, start with this to get grounded on all the archangels: Diablo III - Wrath Animated Video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJnPnKmFa7N_pKssi=GT9o0DwSLL0v8w9p

[@byalpz]

As a blizzard fan since 2001 with diablo 2 and hating what they have done with diablo 4, i can say with more confidence, this is the best cinematic any game has ever release and it deserves more professional recognition.

[@zaphira_ch]

Hi Phil, I'm not a huge loremaster on Diablo Lore. You probably got better answers in your stream. As far as I remember, Inarius was one of the angels who got imprisoned in hell and was tortured for many thousands of years. Not sure how he and Lillith met, but at some point they fell in love and decided to flee. They stole the worldstone (I think thats the name) and created Sanctuary, (some pocket dimension) the world where the game is located. Their son, Rathma, was killed in Diablo 4.

[@brandonsmith2459]

They met because they (as well as several others on both sides) were tired of the endless war between heaven and hell, and as they conversed they discovered they had a fair amount of things in common. They knew that both sides were not going to stop fighting , thus they stole the world stone (also called the eye of anu) and used it to create sanctuary. Things happened and they had babies among them being rathma. Eventually both sides discovered the world and both tried to covet it, and inarius was eventually captured, where he was given to Mephisto as a trade for peace, where mephisto tortured him for a very long time. It’s unknown as of yet how he escaped.

[@brandonsmith2459]

Of course peace never happened but 🤷‍♂️

[@pepe2c]

I think each one of those warriors is a Knight Penitent. Their armor is fitted with cruel spikes that point inward, so with every strike the wearer makes, these spikes pierce their flesh. This is intentional, however, as their faith powers the suit. How this works is known only to a privileged few within the Church. The excruciating pain is a price worth paying for inhumanly extreme levels of strength, durability, and protection from external damage. The downside is that any dwindle in faith may make the user lose any benefit the armor gives, to the point where it can't even support itself.

[@misky1365]

for story i can say inarius was one of Soldiers of Heaven...he wanted to end eternal conflict(between hell and heaven) and at some point He find some Demons(lilith and her followers) from hell that have purpose like him...they created a safe place from War name it "sanctuary" and they fell in love with each other what was born from Demons and Angel was humanity...Inarius once stood as father and defend his family and son(he even banished lilith to void) but after humanity and Inarius lost war to heaven and hell..heaven send inarius to hell(mephisto's domain one of seven prime evil of hell)as a punishment for his betrayel against heaven and after so many years somehow he escaped Hell and returned to "Sanctuary"...he is now a broken shell of himself and the only thing he want is to return to his home(heaven)...he then find a prophecy and want to set things right but the prophecy was not about him... Demons could corrupt Angels but inarius was a rare case that not corrupted.

[@d4mephisto]

yes exactly. inarius was not corrupted, he just lost his mind in grief over the bad choices he continued to make time and time again. inarius isn't really a fallen angel, he's more of an angel who went mad internally

[@dtulip1]

HOnestly Diablo cinematics rock

[@riaadhoosain]

Blizzard has always been GOD Tier at CGI game intro's . I remember the Warcraft 3 and Starcraft videos blew our minds then as it stil does now. Those guys deserve careers in film making.

[@scotwatkins6403]

That cutscene is the greatest cutscene in ANY video game.

[@tmoneytatertot7958]

For some clarity in Lore for 5:25 about the son... they had a son, the First ever necromancer, that Inarius killed in order to try and get accepted back into heaven.

[@OmniJohnSaul]

The High Priestess of the Cathedral of Light is Reverend Mother Prava.

[@drq5002]

Here's the short form explanation: Lilith and Inarius fled the eternal war between angels and demons. They created "Sanctuary" an earth like place to hide, and they bred. This is where humanity started, and some of them had to extraordinary powers, such as their son. Rathma was a necromancer, which is not considered "evil" in Diablo lore. It meant he could balance life and death, and that's extraordinary, even for angels or demons. Many humans had other powers or evolved into the heroes you play in game. These humans were seen as a threat by both Hell and Heaven. Both parties sent agents to remove humanity, and being a good mom, Lilith slaughtered all meaning to hurt her children. Inarius couldn't handle it, and banished her, hopefully to not return (that didn't work). I think what we see in this cinematic is the rise of Diablo's version of Lucifer. Inarius is often called "The Light." It wouldn't be the first time an angel becomes humanity's enemy in the series. You face Izual in both D2 and D3. In D3, Malthael is the actual angel of death. Since humans are half demon, and angels fight demons... he wipes out half of them before being defeated. Hence why D4 is so dark. Humanity still hasn't recovered.

[@BritGirlJay]

Lilith was much more sympathetic than Inarius in game imo. Inarius was so rigid and dictator-like, him and Mother Prava only saw absolutes where Lilith's vision was more nuanced. She wasn't 'good' by any stretch but playing it you do tend to feel Inarius has got things wrong (also he's so self-centered - it's about what HE wants, what benefits HIM).

[@XRaidenXxX]

Mother always knows best after all ...😈

[@saturnmoonrocks6917]

I like watching ur reactions. Diablo has been my favorite and one of the very first PC games i played when diablo 1 came out. I have been completely obssessed with the lore its a really great and dark story. Im sure your community has filled you in but you should check out the story from diablo 1 to the books to diablos 4 amazing story. This almost set me in tears by anarius's betryal to lilith I was so upset over what he did lol. They had an amaaaaaaaaazing love story till anarius decided to have second thoughts after everything had been created. Whatta looooooooooser XD

[@eriklunden5218]

30:35 Not to take away from the fact that it is an INCREDIBLE shot, but it made me laugh how I suddenly felt like I was watching a telenovela. 'Lilith, I've been cheating on you with... your sister.' I mean, nobody has a conversation facing away like that, but it is undeniably effective for the camera. Especially here, where Lilith viscerally feels the death of her son, and Inarius is emotional distant from it, represented by their proximity to the camera.

[@mst4705]

Did you not watch this in 1080p or does it come off like that because of the recording?

[@prestonnicodemus9336]

You need to kind of watch all of the diablo cinematics to get the jist of the story. From the beginning of D2 til now. The overall lore is fairly deep. I'm looking forward to the cinematics that are yet to come as each demon lord is introduced.

[@puntacana7550]

wait you haven't seen this one before?

[@SamuelWorkman-f5r]

Inarius kills his son Rathma the first Necromancer . Angels do not have faces unless they decide to become mortal .

[@dtulip1]

And now you see why one must keep ones emotions out of battle

[@unknownb.6595]

If only they put as much effort into their games as they do their cinematics.

[@perfectpotato_eu4129]

If Blizzard still knows anything it is making striking cinematics. It was always their strongsuit.

[@Kodanikage]

If you want to explore the lore of Diablo, I definitely recommend watching the book of lorath. It would certainly make an interesting reaction video

[@Daleryen]

super nice reaction like always! You should really take a look at all the cinematics from The elder scrolls online they look amazing i am sure you will like them

[@VTec91852]

The paradox here is demon Lilith is a "good" character here. She is broken and betreyed mother who just wanted to have her peace and family with Inarius. That's why they created Sanctuary ( diablo's Main world which was desingned to avoid war between heavens and Bell ) This bastard Inarius, only thinks os himself. He killed their children along Rathma, first necromancer. As can be seen on video, he doesent give a shit about anyone there, he only wanted to get back to heaven what wont work, because heavens dont give a shit about him the same he dont care about anythink but rejoining heavens. Me personally hate angels im diablo world they are as bad as devils, and maybe event worse. All the way team Lilith, a demon tired of fighing and wars who just created world for herself and her family, which eventually became battle arena do endless war. Eh...

[@khaii13]

Yeah, Lilith is “good”. Except if you’re not one of her chosen or once you have expended your usefulness… she will also pile a Mountain of corpses to achieve her own objective. And both she and Inarius were played like a fiddle on Mephisto’s strings.

[@VTec91852]

@@khaii13 do you understand what "good" in apostrophe means? Shes still a demon form the big 7. But Sanctuary was calm and peaceful at the time of Nephalem, And she maybe would end war if she haden't been beatufiuly played by Mefisto. That's the paradox, and that's why Inarius right before his death was looking like he has demon wings. He took all these people to Hell to fight in his name onły on his egoistic purpose. There are no good and bad here, every one has their own indyvidual agenda. But Lilith was true in her search for a place without endless war. Inarius betreyed her family and broker her, and at time of diablo 4, she's desperate mother, "wife" , beiing that is designed to feel emphatized with a one of the biggest deamons out there cause what she do is right at the moment. I love that scenario when all comes to human factor even in demons or angels.

[@khaii13]

@@VTec91852 sanctuary was relatively peaceful during the time when their pocket dimension was not yet discovered by the burning hells or the high heavens. But even before they were discovered, there was already tension as the original angels and demons who joined them were fearful of the original nephalems’ powers and what it could mean if either side got their hands on them. This caused Inarius to slowly diminish their power. But, still perceiving threat to her offspring, Lilith murdered all the angels and demons behind Inarius’ back during his time of reflection; which was the cause of her banishment. And she doesn’t really “dothe right thing”. Rather she only appears to be doing the right thing. Remember what she did to Nyrelle’s mother? Or to Donan and his son? Everyone is still, in the end, a disposable chess piece to her. Her and Inarius are simply two sides of the same coin, in the end.

[@VTec91852]

@@khaii13 yeah, that's what I said. There's no all the way good and all the way evil :) only choices at the moment :)

[@khaii13]

@@VTec91852 thats the devil’s biggest trap in this game. Even me, initially, when playing the game, I was team “Mother” Lilith. But as i progress with the game, a knowing feeling that something was “off” kept growing… so much so that, even though her warning at the end when we defeat her is truthful, i dont feel anu regret in defeating her. In the end it was a pick your poison: Lilith or Mephisto moment. And the game pushed forwards towards one direction…

[@abaranihei2608]

If you put all the theatrics aside its almost like an old greek tragedy unfolding with a christian coat, expertly executed!

[@VseNikiSukaZanyaty]

Check out Diablo 3 cinematics, they're great too

[@purpdragon_rblx7819]

I would love to see you react to the new natlan trailer : 0

[@DSalidj]

prefect reaction

[@Ayvixx-p2q]

FIRST and btw i love your videos

[@PhilipHarts]

You are lightning fast!

[@eduardolazarini9523]

Damn, second haha great vid!!!!

[@PhilipHarts]

Haha you are still very fast!!

[@eduardolazarini9523]

@@PhilipHarts haha yeah, youtube notificate me fast this time =D

[@d3m0ngaming79]

Team lilith!

[@arielfetters5662]

The thing is, in Diablo 4, Lillith is the 'Good Guy' trying to save the world, while Inarius, the angel, is known to be a liar, manipulator, murderer, who cares only about himself. THe thing about Diablo 4 is, it does everything to setup a choice, to stick with the supposed good guys who aren't really, or her, who while she's doing some bad stuff, is literally trying to save the world and humanity as a species. Only you never get the choice, and in the end, you 'Kill' her for no real reason but 'Demon bad' while you work with her father, who is one of the biggest murderous liars in all of Diablo lore.

[@bojnebojnebojne]

I have always loved the story of Inarius and Lilith because it is basically the story of Romeo and Juliete to the setting of a religious metaphysical cosmic backdrop. Knowing the lore / backstory to Inarius and Lilith's history makes this so much better imo. For me at least i feel for Lilith coz she did lose her firstborn at the hands of Inarius. And even if they did make a choice to involve themselves with eachother, resulting in the birth of Rathma, Inarius killing his own offspring could never be accepted by heavenly law.

[@janjiruska2205]

Stop with those thumbnails its sick

[@andyd8370]

Or, you know, a video game you can play and be a part of the world instead of passively watching...

[@The_Black_Hatz]

Inarius was a total asshole if you play the game, doubt anyone had any remorse seeing him fell.

[@Zlothhh]

Lilith was right.

[@Razzy_82]

You think Blizzard would stick to the games original source material your in denial. Blizzard really are a clueless bunch of idiots that get it right, from time to time

[@wildgrowthnature]

Man the quality of your reactions has actually gone down since I started watching, you’re being far too analytical on your first watch than you used to be. It used to be great to watch you shut up and take it in first before you start to dissect it. Not sure what happened but it seems like you’re trying to rush your reactions, feels less genuine.

[@Lexilium990]

i mean kudos for the review. but how and why are you watching this with 0 knowledge of the lore?

[@jeffhess8241]

And you only get to see it once cause d4 boooooo

[@wesfredricks2543]

A disappointing cinematic.

[@Deffine]

The last scene is terribly made. Its a mix of live action blended with CGI, looks bad.

[@Bioshyn]

History: They both are rogue agents, heaven and hell, didn't want to partake in the eternal conflict any more, so they basically got together and created the world and humans, from both angels and demons. he went a bit mad and wanted to destroy humans because of their demonic side, and she wants to protect them, but only to use them to gain power in the hells for herself. I highly recommend watching the 4 "Diablo IV | Book of Lorath" animated videos on the official Diablo youtube channel, they explain the most of the deep lore and world building in about 40 minutes.