Space Marines Killing Stuff for 8 Minutes | Secret Level on Amazon Video | Warhammer Animated

[@matthewanderson9754]

I love how they show the actual size strength and speed of the astartes properly in this. Like these guys a legit walking tanks.

[@justinkemp4019]

1 of the many problems of having multiple authors and no standardization of how strong a spacemarine is

[@Mantelar]

@@matthewanderson9754 if I could make a single change, I’d make the heretic Astartes fight like the terminators do - aggressive and fast. The game doesn’t do them justice - thousand year old combat veterans, who attacked Terra and lived to tell about it, all with random warp powers.

[@puddin6160]

@@justinkemp4019 The issue is not just the inconsistency of the writers. It's also how varied Astartes are in terms of power. Some are so freakishly powerful that they fight Custodes and win. Tyberos, Tu'shan, and Dante absolutely could take Custodians in a one on one, but they're Chapter Masters. They're insanely rare examples, but there ARE a few. These guys can wade through traitor Astartes like a normal Space Marine would mortals. Some are shockingly weak compared to their brothers like the Raven Guard who tend to be weaker and smaller than their brothers in other chapters, but they can compensate with their ambush tactics and stealth. Most are pretty average. The Fists and Ultramarines are smack dab in the middle in terms of strength and speed generally speaking whereas Salamanders and Blood Angels tend to be significantly faster and stronger than Ultras and Fists, though you have absolute freaks of nature in the Ultras like Malum Caedo. There isn't really any established universal standard beyond them being much more powerful than mortals. What you saw was a pretty average display of the average Astartes roughly. But there are some out there who could mop the floor with these guys and some who would get completely stomped in a straight up fight. WH40K isn't just inconsistent due to variable feats by different authors because they're ALL canon in one way or another. There's a story of a traitor marine killing a swordmaster of a loyalist chapter without his armor on with ease...but then he gets cut in half by a Grey Knight Terminator a few pages later. There is NO standardization for the power of Astartes because it varies widely. There is only an average. And you're basically watching it in this video.

[@t0m653]

Table top attributes should be change I think lol. Cultist strength 3 and space marine is 4

[@Powerfull4u]

@@puddin6160 Well, these are also far from average marines. The child is Ex-captain Titus, the protagonist of the Space Marine games and the rest are all elite veterans. They even have iron halos, far from standard gear.

[@TastyScotch]

My only complaint about this episode of secret level is that it wasnt longer.

[@DrunKao]

My only complaint is that it's too short.

[@dess3597]

I don't complain, I just watch it again.

[@LateToTheParty-k1h]

That’s my complain for all the episodes. I hope somebody will pick up where they left off and actually make movies out of these episodes.

[@Pepeo1992]

I think it is hard to do the animation especially the fights.

[@ArlanosHerbert]

Warhammer is sitting on the biggest gold nugget since Star Wars, and they're acting non-aware. Crazy.

[@Mantelar]

Calling these traitors “stuff” does a disservice to the word.

[@dumdum5520]

HERETICS

[@alexdurain3753]

To stuff, or Traitors?

[@Mantelar]

@ stuff.

[@johnbourlier7883]

Filth

[@nomad2639]

Is it wrong?

[@ebone4560]

These bad ass mofos brought a Psyker in a suitcase 😂

[@un_mec_bleu2361]

It's a blank not a psyker.

[@andrewzhu5394]

@@un_mec_bleu2361 It's a psyker, you literally see the blindfold over their eyes meaning it's a astropath

[@scionofdorn9101]

@@un_mec_bleu2361 No it wasn’t. It was a psyker hooked up to a psychic amplifier (basically an psychic hood in a casket, not entirely dissimilar to what Librarian’s use though theirs are fitted to their armor and helm). He was actively projecting a protective field that dropped when he got skewered. He also had his eyes bolted over in a manner suggestive of an astropath whose eyes had burned out in the soul bonding process that they undergo with the Emperor. Blanks passively emit an invisible warp negating field. That’s not what he was. Also, he was chanting a psyker’s prayer to the Emperor, a mantra. He was some form of sanctioned psyker. You, of course, will likely not admit your error.

[@maxpower3990]

@@un_mec_bleu2361no it’s a psyker, specifically an Astropath. They are the only ones that lose the use of the eyes, hence why he’s wearing the Aquila blindfold.

[@tehjefey]

Is it a blank? I thought blanks just had to stand there and laugh at chaos sorcery When I think blanks I think the sisters of silence where they drive psykers crazy just by existing. This feels like a psyker chanting a psychic shield around the space Marines.

[@S1k.sandhu]

I can’t get past the first minute without rewinding every second

[@jesusnarvaez8928]

Same

[@thecalvatron1955]

Oh man, the sound of their power armour as they're stomping away from their arming chambers

[@zehunterr]

@@thecalvatron1955 BRO I FUCKING JUMPED IN MY CHAIR WHEN I SAW THIS COMMENT!!! WE ARE THE FUCKING SAME

[@ArielDiaz-ec6zi]

I thought it was just me! We are united, brothers!

[@antr7493]

you gotta love a interstellar traveling species that still uses candles, shields and swords .

[@Furighteous]

Those shields and swords/axe can emit an energy field that can disrupt matter on a molecular level when powered. They just... didn't even bother turning them on.

[@husky2961]

​@@Furighteousdoesn't they need a special trooper to activate it? The one that does magic stuff?

[@АлександрСалов-ц4л]

@@husky2961 Not.

[@Руслан-н6н8и]

а почему нет? может это как дань традиции воинам. японские солдаты в второй мировой войне носили катаны, хотя уже кругом было развито огнестрельное оружие... самое первое оружие в мире, это холодное оружие, ножи, мечи, топоры.... и они всегда останутся истоком.

[@diswardexia6105]

​@husky2961 there are two kind of such weaponary. Force weaponry needs magical stuff and wield by psyker. Power weaponry don't

[@Izawwlgood]

The axe handle wasn't even sharpened, and he skewered the cultist with it.

[@puddin6160]

He just used brute force to jam the haft into his chest.

[@jamezh2822]

F = ma

[@jrvgw2714]

thought i was the only one who noticed that when i watched it in slow mo

[@JuggernautXXL]

These guys could skewer you with a pool noodle

[@sean2wvy]

At the speed the guy was going, it wouldn’t matter how “sharp” it was lol, he’d get impaled regardless going that fast into it

[@Kevlar_soul]

Who ever did the sound for this scene needs a raise.

[@nicolasleblanc1461]

I love how the audio mostly drops off when they start cleaning house, as if to show how numb they are to the horror of battle.

[@aunderiskerensky2304]

if he did this the same way he did astartes, it was all him. one man, one mission. honestly, when astartes hit was right about when i started making moves to go to college for animation, halfway through now. guy inspired so many people, and im one of them.

[@bknwuzheer1]

I like the small detail of Titus taking initiative at 2:26; displays that aggressive, slightly reckless attitude he has when it comes to tactics

[@SOMeDoOD1992]

Small?

[@nicolasleblanc1461]

The writers did a good job of showing how powerful the space marines are in physical combat, while also giving us a sense of just how much of a threat psychers are, even to the best that humanity has to offer.

[@voidw4lker]

1:46 The massive structure wedged high in the ravine seems to be the remains of a destroyed titan, with what appears to be its slain former crew left in the hanging cages underneath.

[@orbitalbutt6757]

It's a Knight, you can see them pass by it's ruined Thunderstrike Gauntlet from 1:41 - 1:45 The dead are likely it's pilot, sacristans and various vassals.

[@kulkidz33]

Warlord class titan, but i doubt its their former crew

[@scionofdorn9101]

Judging by its proportions, it might have actually been an Imperial Knight. It looked too small to be a titan, much less a Warlord class. Compare its mass to the marines passing its dismembered claw and the fibbers hanging from it. They’re too big by proportion to it for it to be a full blown titan.

[@LN997-i8x]

It's too small to be a Titan, definitely a Knight.

[@kulkidz33]

@@scionofdorn9101 valid argument, if thats a knight then 40ks proportions are off again lol

[@DTP_Band]

I've seen quite a few people talking about how this is the mission that Calgar sent Titus on after the events of Space Marine 2, and being confused as to why he would send one of his strongest lieutenants on a suicide mission. I think people forget that Calgar has known Titus for a very long time, and knows that he has a long and storied history of resisting the effects of chaos. To any other marine, it may have been a suicide mission, but to Titus, this was a relatively normal deployment, and Calgar knows this. Titus has gone toe-to-toe with warbosses, hive tyrants and chaos lords, and has come out on top every time. This was not a suicide mission, it was a true welcoming back into the fold of the Ultramarines, and a means for Titus to prove himself yet again.

[@Rosted42]

I dont get why their halos did not provide any warp protection when it did for Calgar, or is Calgar just blessed so hes got added resistance?

[@DTP_Band]

@Rosted42 it wasn't the iron halo, I'm pretty sure that Calgar is just such an obstinate prick that he has a strong enough will to break through warp magic

[@Rosted42]

@ fair enough lmao, so what’s the difference between their halos and the iron halo? cus they look roughly the same to me

[@DrCoomer_1]

GW let Astartes guy out of the cage and HE HAS COOKED.

[@scionofdorn9101]

That slang is idiotic. Fifty lashes penance. Go, now.

[@strvggler]

​@@scionofdorn9101black templar club of no fun is that way, brother

[@malthehansen7915]

@@scionofdorn9101 Our thanks for your service, Inquisitor. Seek to destroy the spread of this lingual-heresy.

[@Akantor5]

Astartes 2 trailer out🤩

[@PointWithin]

I am not worthy of His Grace

[@RyanRicardo-nw7fe]

"Aww he is so cute playing with his toys" The lore:

[@iluvrobux7658]

Best Secret Level episode

[@IloveGorgeousGeorge]

Oh it's not even close. Its the 40K episode by a country mile

[@Dsm4g631Evo]

After Titus receives the Laurels of Victory. This continues after Lord Calgar summons Titus for a mission. This is the mission.

[@2shae475]

Also makes sense considering he's fighting with 1st company marines, Titus being a second company lieutenant.

[@scionofdorn9101]

@@2shae475 And that they are pursuing the cults of Tzeentch considering that the bird-brain god’s minions are the ones that keep making trouble through the events of SM1 and 2.

[@carltonjames2346]

Makes me wonder did Calgar know this was supposed to be a suicide op

[@sc0rch746]

​@@carltonjames2346 Calgar probably sent titus on it cause he knew titus would succeed and probably save one or two of the other marines with him

[@MiishaKorvian]

@@carltonjames2346 It's the Imnperium, they wouldn't be sending marines if it was something the average jane and joe guardsman could handle.

[@KwameFly90]

Now I think how space travel on this magnitude is so astonishingly surreal, just to go and fight in different worlds in encounter wat these super marines are dealing with in this clip, in reality if this was real the level of eerie and suspense is on a shear scale of jaw dropping as a person having to exp. a task or battle on their level, their hearts are so cold, the average super soldier has over 150 to 200 + years of war on their forehead, tbh, we need consistent drops of this quality every week

[@billyjoe8185]

Yup, and it also shows how vulnerable most of them are, the daemon one shot two of them in 10 seconds.

[@necronoverlord2306]

The Sergeant of the group and Titus both have four gold studs = 400 years of service.

[@radcut7404]

​@@billyjoe8185 There is always a bigger fish

[@jeffrey1025]

The small detail of the heretic looking at his buddy after he tried shooting him point blank, right before he gets his skull smashed kills me lmao

[@syedhabibullahhussain5362]

Never got bored watching this episode. Perfectly display how to made a sci-fi stuff.

[@nhytarhalys5909]

They really nailed how to show the immense strength of the Space marines, you can feel how powerful is every punch.

[@GPJ1015]

5:00 I like the part when they fighting in the dark

[@IloveGorgeousGeorge]

Not sure if Tzaangors having bioluminescent blood is lore-accurate, but it looks incredible

[@GangsterBean247]

"oh u have a tank? *chuckles* we are the tanks!

[@Jcw617]

This show really shows the potential for a big Warhammer future. Imagine when we get syama Pederson astartes v astartes action 😭

[@KamikazeChinaman]

Emphasis on potential. We really have to pray for GW not to ruin it because of some arcane reason.

[@Pmer038]

I love how they actually depict how super human fast and strong these guys are in this.

[@JaezVenna-l1v]

Who ever is behind Secret Level 👏🏼👏🏼 Phenomenal work. I watched every episode, but this one is my Favorite...

[@Leon-j1w8x]

I am 100% sure they hired the guy from the animation Astartes for this. Some scenes ressemble that animation perfectly

[@blank001]

Yes, you are 100% right he is the design Layout director

[@엄준식-k1z]

'Heavy' and 'fast' can only coexist in Astartes.

[@billyboy8534]

Now let's see if Amazon can produce something half this good.

[@Astartes1000-h7m]

This was badass, but it is the subtle little things ( and there are maaany) that take it over the top. Folks at the 3:23 mark Titus jumps on that tank, try not to focus on him but instead the guy that shoots him point blank before he is decapitated and his response it's quick but appropriate and hilarious!! . Titus's reload afterward is epic. I understand season 2 of Secret Level has already been greenlit. I truly hope they give us more Ultramarines.

[@Specter_ZXR]

Please God let Amazon's 40k series be this good and fun to watch

[@Raigoth]

2:45 you can see both Metaurus (Sp?) and the other cultist look over at the one that shot as if both were saying "Really dude?" Also, for those that dont know, the guy who made the Astartes shorts here on KZbin was the one who worked on this along with his team (I think he leads the team if I recall). If you havent seen Astartes, I will tell you that it is one of, if not THE, best fan made animations for Space Marines ive ever seen. The part where they are standing there just taking the shots from the cultists, as well as the gatling vehicle, in this video I think was a good callback to the Lascannon repeater from the Astartes episodes,.

[@justinkemp4019]

I'm suprised he still works for games workshop, given how they screwed him over

[@scionofdorn9101]

You mean multilaser.

[@luuk341]

Astartes is not just one of, if not THE, best fan made animations for Space Marines ever made. It is one of, if not THE, best fan made animations for ANYTHING, EVER!

[@nickarchdekin4918]

Goddamit Titus you forgot the luggage what did I tell you! 😂😂😂

[@kingskelett6265]

So one thing I noticed: With the exception of Titus, the Marines all have Power Melee Weapons. Yet, we do not see any active Power Fields, which are usually visible as far as I know. Which means that, quite simply, the Marines didn't consider the power fields to be necessary. And they aren't. They are carving through pretty much baseline humans with no real armor to speak off, or weird mutants that also do not wear armor. They only need sharp metal, and it is good metal forged into good baseline weapons, handled by their speed, strength and training.

[@Thebloodbornreaper]

3:44 I’m guessing the guy looks at Titus like….really dude. Cuz he ditched holding the box. Probably cause he ran through the truck.

[@ArlanosHerbert]

I've watched this ep repeated, but only now realized that Titus is wearing the 'Laurels of Victory' he got from Lord Calgar at the end of Space Marine 2: this is the mission he left for immediately after destroying the Aurora device. Heavy duty.

[@jukebox1932]

2:45 ; "I'm not going to headbutt you, you're goung to headbutt me and die!!"

[@MrFunier]

THIS is what we want!....Great job!

[@lyokocomicdubs]

Literally the whole time watching this episode, me and my dad were foaming at the mouth at how fucking insane this episode was.

[@Iklary]

It looks like this was done by Syama Pedersen, the creator of Astartes. The pacing, depiction, tricks, and even the story structure are strikingly similar.

[@Rwangyz]

Leandros : nah he still sus

[@ue9348]

This is amazing works... now matter how many time i re-watched this already, it's still amazing.... What caught me off guard, and made me bust out laughing is when they reveal what was in the chest they were dragging along, When i first watch this.

[@emmanuelcalla4899]

They should give the guy behind this a whole show of Warhammer. Like this makes no sense how good it is. And its like the only reason people watched Secret Level. This and the guy that did that "Awakening" Dark Angels movie.

[@bsj5267]

idk anything about space marines but this shit is GASSSSS

[@ramirofaundez4459]

Now imagine an animation like this showing World Eaters marines arriving at the Octarius Sector.

[@michaelkimberling7307]

2:46 REALLY?! *headbut*

[@AtomicDonut18]

That headbutt was personal

[@erikfrommeyer2606]

Heretic: (shoots marine in the head) Marine: 😡 Heretic: ……I’m sorry.

[@chanceholland8153]

They say nobody wins in a headbut, but............

[@michaelkimberling7307]

@@chanceholland8153 they guy in the helmet always wins

[@JohnBenedictAuza06]

Henry Cavill better be moving like this

[@Amataeo]

The following scenes blew my mind in terms of what Chaos was capable of. Mind games doesnt begin to explain

[@DoesNotConcernYou]

Jus incase ya didn’t notice the details, the scene where they are covered in the glow in the dark blood, you can see the explosion just after impact from his rounds where they use explosive ammunition. They absolutely killed it !!

[@FactsTrumpFeelings.]

You left out the best bit? With the demon

[@LFPGaming]

that part contains A LOT of blood

[@CeoofUnitedHealthcare-l5w]

Perhaps you missed the part where they chopped men clean in half?

[@chipmo]

Presumably they don't want to upload the entire thing, they've also flipped the framing of a lot of scenes. Must be an attempt to skirt around KZbin ContentID.

[@sambudryu]

Eh, that part has "a" Space Marine killing stuff, not Space Marine"s" killing stuff, so I guess it's fair

[@tehjefey]

@FactsTrumpFeelings You seem to think you're based white man When in fact your cringe. #Lolhesaidwokefreezone #Loser

[@jamesshelby2356]

5:45 “hey guys I think they went that way”

[@okekechiebuka7091]

I can't stop rewinding

[@Rampageotron]

I wonder if the ASTARTES guy worked on this. It's feels like his style.

[@omegaclassdestroyer]

He did

[@armoredbluejay9364]

I kind of live how they have the helmets lock into and out of place when theyre put on since they are supposed to be air tight

[@gargaroth101]

This gets me pumped if there was a full length movie I’d watch it

[@jorgeelicordoba]

You forgot this boy. Without saying a word 😮

[@adamwhite7930]

Secret Level knows what the fuck is up. 2:20 goes so GOD DAMN hard

[@stevenmcgrath5114]

This masterpiece must be LISTENED to as well as watch ! ! !

[@kidwoodstudios8822]

Good showcase of the primaris as well as astartes in general

[@JoeVanGogh]

I hope that Amazon series looks this good! And doesn't pan the camera away from the violence! This was amazing

[@louiskeep1832]

I could watch Space Marines work all day...

[@novak8n881]

Greatest video I've seen this year

[@carltonjames2346]

So did Calgar know Leandro’s was sending these guys on a suicide mission?

[@Groverismyspiritanimal]

Most likely yes

[@carltonjames2346]

@ but why honor and recognize Titus as a true hero then send him to death?it makes no sense I think calgar wasn’t aware of the mortality rate but Leandro’s did even sending titus’s mentor and recruiter to die also

[@josephpa05]

@@carltonjames2346space marines are always going on suicide missions

[@Nekoneko937]

⁠​⁠@@carltonjames2346 it’s 40k, you could be hailed as one of the greatest heroes in the imperium one day and the next you die in battle to a greater daemon or an ork who got really lucky

[@RexarThundrax]

You had me at "killing stuff."

[@pusotshelane8713]

2:31 this is badass 👑🙌

[@vaeleadraconis6943]

Any other Person/Lord/Elite Warrior: This is Epic but i would never do that! Thats suicide! Space Marines: I love Mondays, FOR THE EMPEROR!

[@alexou857]

Titus, the child with no fears.

[@CasualG-mer]

Man, wished every episode gets like an hour long runtime to flesh things out...because, holy hell this so dope. Amazon, give em the budget.

[@THUG600RR]

Syama is something else. Thank you!

[@Garvel-Loken]

2:19💀💪💪💪 Ангелы Смерти Императора

[@daiengamer646]

cant stop watching this video over over again

[@PKonstantinou64]

That spin of the axe @2:23 solved the mystery. Chuck Norris is an Ultramarine!

[@Elysium4]

I saw one video complaining that this Secret Level episode didn't show off the Space Marines as methodical and aggressive soldiers like the Astartes fan films were, and that they felt more like they were showing off as if they were some group of Marvel superheroes. But I think that's kind of the point. These are Ultramarines, not Retributors. The Retrobutors made their reputation off of being pragmatic and cold, eschewing anything in combat they would consider a waste of time, hence why they were so rithlessly efficient in their short. The Ultramarines on the other hand are a much more traditional legion, and behave more like knights with a heraldry to show off and superhuman abilities to flex. Against lowly cultists they don't seem to really worry all that much about personal bodily harm, you see that when the Marine Captain has a cultist by his neck in the air and eats a bolt pistol shot to the helmet. He looks at him with a "That's all you get" glance before proceeding to turn his head into a popped jelly donut with the very helmet this guy tried to shoot through. So no, I don't think it's an issue that the Ultramarines are depicted as such showboats, all things considered other Marine Legions would be flexing their skills to an even more extreme degree against enemies as beneath them as this. But it does make me wonder how the Retributors would approach this situation differently. They probably wouldn't even bother with melee, unless they're in an ammo conservation mood, and even then there'd be a lot less flourishing of the axe.

[@R3LOADdoesthings]

Man do these animations make me want space marines, even though I KNOW they aren't at the same level in game because of balancing. Love the look of Heavy Intercessors and Bladeguard Vets so much in particular. lol

[@GOLDENBLOOD96]

2:45 I could hear 6ix9ne going “STOOPID” in my brain when this man shot at his helmet💀

[@kiekeyz]

This goes unfathomably hard. JESUS

[@9er9810]

2:29 Whole time I was thinking: "This is what an Astartes-class would be like in Darktide."

[@ALEX_VEGA]

All i ask in this life is full movie in this style.

[@BlackSkullArmor]

Those punchy bolter sounds are just perfection

[@louisgallant3355]

they make it like a walk in the park

[@Necrobin]

You really see that they could fight a lot faster, taking a little break after each human

[@aev6075]

If they made three seasons of just this, I'd might get Amazon Video

[@Davidofthelost]

Honestly how the drop pod fell reminded me of SPACE KING! and how their drop pods fell. Perhaps the creator watched it and put it in as a Easter egg.

[@DTP_Band]

I really hope you're trolling rn, cos space king is a satire on warhammer lol (the drop pods in space king are based on the ones you see the marines deploy in during the episode)

[@Davidofthelost]

⁠​⁠@@DTP_BandNo shit it’s a parody of Warhammer. They had to make it after GW threatened them for their other videos about the Black Templars hunting down the furry menace. I’m talking about the far off shot and utter silence as the tiny drop pod falls out of the massive ship looking like it’s one to one. Compare them and tell me it doesn’t look identical.

[@Davidofthelost]

@@DTP_BandNo Shit it’s a parody of Warhammer. Flashgitz had to make their own thing after GW threatened them for their other parody of the Black Templars hunting down the furry worshippers of Slaanesh. I’m taking about the silent cut outside the drop pod hanging there for a second before it falls. Then the cut outside ins space showing the giant ship vs the tiny drop pod. Compare them and tell me they don’t feel identical.

[@Davidofthelost]

@@DTP_BandJesus. I’m talking about the long hold on the pod then it dropping before zooming out to show the massive ship and the tiny pod falling away. Compare both of them. They’re almost shot one to one.

[@0979bigman]

Why did that last heretic get a three piece combo?

[@zmann701]

The Emperor’s will demanded it brother

[@nutriailustradora6231]

Viernes de locos con tus compás 😂😂😂

[@makxxs551]

1:06 - Когда забыли, что с вами еще простой смертный чувак в чемодане 🤣🤣

[@Ey_SmoKrac]

the sound design is some of the best ive ever heard. its immaculate. ESPECIALLY for the leman russ punisher.

[@KingMarkus222]

If the series they make turns out as good as this and they do it faithfully to the source material, I will consider renewing my Amazon prime subscription

[@MusicManiac0397]

I know nothing bout 40k but i like how they don't need to talk.. they know what to do and just do it without ordering anyone around

[@ReadyTooSnap-zf5wo]

That’s so badass

[@Mister.Nobody337]

It all is starting to make sense to me now since this directly follows the storylines of the SM1 & SM2 games. Titus has essentially just returned to his Ultramarine Company during the Era Indomnitus and has been cleared of all charges, however, based on Leandros' comments at the end of SM2, Titus still likely holds distrust in the minds of his UM brothers (i e. Mortarion), which is precisely what the deamon-sorcerer used to wound him, portraying that fear & distrust in the form of Titus turning to Chaos. I also feel that this is why Titus is made to lug around the null casket & astropath, to both protect from deamons and the 3 other UMs if Titus really did turn to chaos. This is clearly hinted at, when Titus drops the null casket to rush the Leman Russ Tank and crashes though the vehicle, as the show makes it a point to show Mortarion frantically looking back to see what happened to the null casket. This is also evidenced by the looks he and Titus gave each other when he dropped the chain back into his hand after he disabled the Lemon Russ Tank. The ending shows Mortarion regaining his trust for Titus.

[@HastolNafor]

Make a series that is this. Bad asses destroying chaos filth and people will watch.

[@TwinkieInaJar]

When I think of the astates this is how I imagine them, just purely tanks.

[@hariconti1457]

Boia mondo, ma vai libero Maremma sui ciuo, che voi che sia, un viaggettino in treno ti rilassi e arrivi tranquillo al lavoro….!!!!! Diceva 😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 Jonathan sei il top

[@bearbones7913]

Would watch 5 seasons of this

[@Thren55]

Can someone explain the interaction at 3:12 when he saw titus leave the coffin and then when he handed him the chain back. Is it because he doesn't trust titus or?

[@arthuryork2293]

Fairly sure you're overthinking it. I assume he was told to handle the psyker during briefing, but here, he dropped the chain because he was momentarily busy with something else.

[@voidw4lker]

Titus is known for his fearless nature, which can at times border on recklessness. His main responsibility seems to be protecting the Sarcophagus, but the tank represents the first serious threat-at least relatively speaking. While the other Marines take cover, Titus seizes the initiative and swiftly neutralizes the danger. In doing so, he is forced to leave the Sarcophagus behind-a calculated risk. Metaurus’ glance at the Sarcophagus as Titus sprints off underscores my interpretation. You can almost hear his thoughts: “What the…?!” When Metaurus wordlessly hands the chain back to him, his gaze seems to say, "That was risky." His eyes narrow slightly-a hint of anger, perhaps, or skepticism, as if to ask, "What was that just now?" Titus' expression, as I interpret it, silently seems to reply, "It was necessary." He briefly looks down-perhaps a moment of unease, as he was fully aware of the risk, but maybe also a sense of respect toward Metaurus. Either would explain the brief downward glance; most likely, both together are plausible. (I know that neither can see the other’s face inside their helmets, yet I believe they understand each other without words. The mere act of Metaurus silently returning the chain speaks volumes.) This is, of course, only my interpretation, and I’m sure there are many other interesting perspectives.

[@toji6952]

It’s Titus’s duty to protect the coffin and its contents, if you watched the whole episode you’d know how important it is later in the episode where they almost die without it, but he basically abandoned his responsibility to do something cool, Metarus doesn’t like that too much

[@darrowolykos8468]

I think his exact thoughts were "this little shit hasnt changed at all"​@@voidw4lker

[@voidw4lker]

Alternatively, their interaction could maybe be summed up in a single sentence: "The Codex Astartes does not support this action." :D

[@user-kay6]

I gotta say, the leman russ punisher scene was awesome

[@duane4601]

straight out of my head when i was a young teen. thinking i was a bad ass fighter war machine!

[@jk_d7837]

My boyfriend showed me this episode and it was the dopest shit I've ever seen. He mentioned that the gold circles are 100 years they've been in service. The older man has 4, I wonder how many years of service they lost when those other two died. And all those years of service reduced to almost nothing at the hands of that creature. Incredible.

[@dankmotionsstudios5161]

So you managed to upload this entire episode without Amazon throwing a fit. Cool 🗿

[@ВасселМан]

When you see this video and moves you must remember Astartes and man who’s make masterpeace