The Encounter of 2 Civilizations | Full CGI Animation | Tenochtitlan

[@vladimirgalvan4333]

Has hecho realidad el sueño de muchos de nosotros que amamos la historia. Ojalá pudiera ser realidad una serie o una película con imágenes así

[@twintak]

La que mas se le parece sería la serie Hernán

[@cabreram.4734]

Francamente la serie de Hernán no le hace justicia para nada (creo que al contrario, como siempre). Aún sigo esperando algún Videojuego de buena calidad (ojo, de buena calidad *, coff coff*) en esta ciudad. Jejjjje

[@carloshuevito2450]

Iba a ser realidad pero se canceló.

[@dariomagallanesgeotecnolog6543]

@@twintak sería interesante un vídeo comparando la de Hernán con esta Maravilla que hizo Issac !!!! Verdaderamente una belleza

[@maucastillo3940]

@@cabreram.4734 Un AAA RPG cinematográfico al estilo al estilo PlayStation 🥵

[@Adeus1]

I would love to see an actual movie depicting the ancient Mexican civilization leading up to the event of the Spanish invasion. Mexico-Tenochtitlan was a work of art!

[@lalurivera5284]

Gracias a esa invasión se terminó el paganismo de esa civilización.

[@andrewc5476]

@@lalurivera5284 La invasion trajo corruption and mucha gente indígena sufrió en las manos de los españoles. Muchas mujeres y niños violadas y forzados olvidarse su cultura y lengua.

[@comicnerd420]

​@@lalurivera5284ya and human sacrifice still happen with crusades, inquisitions, witch burnings. The christian god loves human sacrifice 😂 just look at the old testament

[@rh81454]

Mel Gibson has to direct it. Have Javier Bardem play Cortes and Tenoch Huerta play Moctezuma.

[@randomplayz6626]

I wrote a whole 90 page script about a famous warrior named Tzilacatzin, for a screen writing class. It takes place in this magical city and is based on a true story. I wish I could actually shoot this film 😭😭

[@multivitamin425]

Wtf why is this not a 3 hour long epic historical movie???

[@asaifaji]

Budget

[@btchiaintkidding7837]

it has too many nuances in the geo-politics to cram within 2-3 hours, and if they really do without romanticizing as well as without any bias it wouldn't be so epic, there wont be no heroes rather just a buncha high schemers from all sides that were so sucessfully sneaky that their names are not even famed

[@RockSmithStudio]

0:33 Love how they put Cortés banner in here. Virgin Mary wearing a golden crown with 12 stars. Well done!

[@adrianarias4919]

Absolutamente de acuerdo. Los salvajes aztecas eran caníbales prehistóricos hasta que llegaron los españoles para civilizar a esos pueblos mediante la evangelización.

[@CarlosChavez-eq9sp]

It is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for this!

[@BoopSnoot]

Not accurate though. The amazing part is that in reality they didn't bring all that many horses as it was such a long voyage and that's a lot of grain and water to keep on board for the horses. The Spaniards were also very few in number, they were however veterans and had not only superior armor and weaponry but most importantly highly sophisticated military strategists with them. The Aztek by contrast had only ritualized warfare, where virtually no strategy was involved whatsoever, just scream and charge. The Spanish were playing chess while the Aztek were playing with themselves.

[@CarlosChavez-eq9sp]

@@BoopSnoot of course it’s not accurate. Tenochtitlan was so much larger. There were chinampa districts destined to process human waste from the city (200,000 residents by the time the Spanish arrived) and use it later on as fertilizer for the chinampas allocated for crops. It was an absolute marvel of eco-friendly technology unseen by any European city at the time and for several centuries later. London had around 50,000 residents by the same year. And no, the Aztecs didn’t see war as they saw it in Europe, the countless cities and communities across the Americas never developed complex war machines because distances and geography would just require too much effort and resources. I invite you to be more critical when sharing phrases like: “just scream and charge” or “playing with themselves”.

[@BoopSnoot]

Middle-easterners long before learned the dangers of using human waste for fertilizer (as well as pig since they are so similar to humans), and passed this on to the Europeans, who also used fertilizer but animal fertilizer as most horse/bovine parasites are not designed to attack humans. The Aztecs certainly had a war machine, its how they earned the hatred of all of their neighbors that the Spanish later recruited into their military forces. They just weren't sophisticated and organized. It certainly wasn't because they were peace loving, in fact quite the opposite as they were unusually brutal and most of their wars were because of petty squabbles between members of their nobility or as a distraction blaming religious superstitions to justify mass-genocide rather logical combat over resources. @@CarlosChavez-eq9sp

[@Froggy-nv7ep]

​@@BoopSnoot by contrast Spaniards were dirty af and carried a multitude of deadly diseases from living in filthy conditions compared to natives who bathed and washed hands. This brought unto the natives all at once ;brought them to their knees

[@cesarmaldonadomercad]

Impresionante. Ya hace falta una película que muestre la verdadera historia de Mexico Tenochtilán. Felicidades. Ojalá Cuarón la dirigiera!!

[@TheKorbi]

I can recommend a documentary video by Fall of Civilizations: "9. The Aztecs: A Clash of Worlds (Part 1 of 2)"

[@Jonpo]

True history was babies getting their heads chopped off so the sun came up in the morning

[@cesarmaldonadomercad]

@@Jonpo You forgot to mention the Spaniards burning people alive in the name of their god. It is very convenient to see just one side of things.

[@marneus]

¿Te refieres a cómo los aztecas masacraban a todas las tribus de los alrededores hasta que fueron rescatados por los españoles?

[@Caborrrl]

This ain't the history of Mexico. This is the history of the nation and people that was where today's Mexico exist, but that no longer exist as a nation or culture.

[@ChristusRex081]

First time seeing it with realistic visuals instead of those cardboard cutouts from The History Channel

[@CarlosDuarte-yn8bd]

Que barbaridad , nunca había visto algo sobre Tenochtitlán tan bien realizado, muchas felicidades y gracias

[@Gekumatz]

What do you mean by barbarity?

[@elcaliz2552]

​@@Gekumatz barbaridad tiene una definición diferente cuando se usa como expresión, al menos en el español es así.

[@Gekumatz]

@@elcaliz2552 gracias

[@aeron5006]

​@@GekumatzQue Locura, Que Impresionante, Que increible

[@Amantducafe]

@@Gekumatz In Spanish it can have a positive meaning like something very very good

[@Axgoodofdunemaul]

It's astonishing that no one has made a proper movie about this, the most amazing event in the history of the human race.

[@Surprise_Inspection]

If they did make a movie, it would have to be done right. The native peoples should be seen as weak-minded and frail, and suffering from years of ritualistic sacrifice. Then, the noble Spanish ride into the city and start building hospitals and schools. That sounds like a Hollywood blockbuster!

[@InfiniteBlue_]

Iam wishing for years that movies or games would feature this part of history

[@jameshill8493]

@@Surprise_Inspectionumm what😂

[@doubl3tap51]

@@Surprise_Inspectionand show the noble Spaniards raping women and slaughtering innocent children and men, and enslaving the survivors to be worked to death on farms. And then all the while show them dying off from an incurable disease

[@Fallout3131]

@@Surprise_Inspectionagreed finally someone who knows what they are talking about 🙏🏼

[@eetuthereindeer6671]

Such a beautiful city just destroyed like its nothing

[@Keesidia]

Well, they did wipe out three quarters of the Spanish Army in a battle that lasted three months. Only truly succumbing to starvation and attrition in the end. Say what you will, the Aztecs went down swinging.

[@ramon2008]

The most beautiful. Nothing in history comes close. Mexico has produced nothing near it in 500 years

[@rh81454]

@@ramon2008 Well they should stop embracing Hispanic architecture and bring back some pre invader architecture

[@ramon2008]

@@rh81454 i agree. In fact, all of Latin America shit even the entire world, should develop architecture inspired by their native environment and their native culture.

[@ramon2008]

@@rh81454 i agree. In fact, all of Latin America shit even the entire world, should develop architecture inspired by their native environment and their native culture.

[@saridlimon3590]

Literal hay estudios de películas que no han podido hacer algo así, felicidades eres todo un genio artista

[@isaacl.3150]

Dios mío esto es una obra de arte. Vine de tiktok. Alguien subió este video, afortunadamente te dieron créditos. Deberías subir tu contenido a tiktok, te viralizarás de inmediato.

[@ianreyesd]

Impresionante tu trabajo, es la primera vez que veo que esta impresionante ciudad luce con un verdadero esplendor, felicidades. Todos queremos ver más, sería increíble poder ver de cerca el detalle de la ciudad, las calzadas, los templos, el zoológico, el calmécac, sería un esfuerzo bárbaro pero hasta ahora nadie lo ha logrado. Gracias Issac por este gran regalo. Ahora soy tu fan!

[@jrdardonl]

Lo único que faltó agregar a la hueste de Don Hernán Cortés fue el grueso de guerreros tlaxcaltecas que eran algo así como 3/4 partes de su ejército. Lo demás es todo un trabajo digno de ampliarse. ¡Mis respetos!

[@jesusalbertoguajardocepeda4760]

Segun Yo Eran 500 Españoles, 1000 Tlaxcaltecas y 600 Totonacas Incluido Otros Ciudades - Estado

"Don" Le queda muy grande a ese oportunista, pero si, hace falta la representación indígena.

[@badezour]

@ No lloros

[@acusticamenteconvusional9936]

@ No llores anda, es uno de los grandes conquistadores de la historia

[@TraskySim]

Nunca falta una oportunidad par despreciar la historia y las figuras hispanas, eh?

[@F10F11hm]

Stunning isn't a strong enough word to summarise this piece of art. Phenomenal work, must have taken an incredible amount of effort!

[@andresviip]

¡Que calidad de video! jamas había visto algo similar sobre los Aztecas, más contenido por favor. Sin duda Tenochtitlan era un paraíso.

[@cesarmaldonadomercad]

Lo interesante es que todavía en España vemos pseudo intelectuales que justifican los abusos de la conquista con habernos "civilizado". Saludos.

[@francobrianbracamonte]

Que carajos, la mayoría de la población era esclava y el canibalismo era una práctica habitual. Lo mejor que le pudo pasar a México es que los españoles los liberasen de los aztecas.

[@williemherbert1456]

But literal hell for those opposing the city-state regime of Tenochtictlan, being a sacrificial slave.

[@josele317]

​@@williemherbert1456 y en eeuu no explotaban esclavos negros? ?? Y eso que segun eran cultos y educados,, es mas actualmente, como siguen tratando a los negros,??? (Rodney king y muchos mas!!!)

[@williemherbert1456]

@@josele317 So? What're you trying to say? That the Aztec's action is justifiable just because it's the norm? Sure, it's the norm, but that's unacceptable norm even in that time by many societies too. Slavery isn't just happened because exploitation of the black people, instead exploitation of those in the lower social caste that are deprived from basic living. Slavery happens to any kind of ethnic and culture, it's basically only seen as severe economic divide that being shrouded by masquerade of faith and norm as means of its justification.

[@taylorhubenthal17]

It would be awesome to see a movie about Cortes’s Conquest of Mexico made like Beowulf from 2007, realistically animated, with motion capture, this awesome video reminds me of that.

[@alaccou]

I just recently listened to a bunch of episodes of the Explorers Podcast about spanish conquistadors and this video was a dream come true! Makes me incredibly excited to imagine the possibilities that will arise as technology advances, further empowering talented creators such as yourself. Hats off. What a beautiful creation!

[@maciej_viking]

Beautiful! A masterpiece! Thank you for showing how amazing Tenochtitlan was!

[@DJPeachCobbler]

This is really incredible, I don’t see it on your Art Station but I’d love to use it for a video about the fall of the Aztec empire! I’d gladly pay for the privilege and give credit, I’ve messaged you on Instagram if you’re interested! Even if not, thanks for sharing this. You really brought the history I’ve been reading to life

[@MrHat.]

Thank you for sharing this, mr cobbler man.

[@bore6505]

Your aztec series is amazing mr cobbler, thank you for putting this animation into my cranial space.

[@enclavesoldier8893]

The Cobb.

[@TheKorbi]

I can recommend a documentary video by Fall of Civilizations: "9. The Aztecs: A Clash of Worlds (Part 1 of 2)" for inspiration. They also did a fantastic job. Cheers

[@WB-se6nz]

​@@TheKorbiThe Rest is History podcast has an amazing 8 part series on the fall of the Aztec Empire... it's so so much better than Fall of Civilizations' take on the conquest

[@Blankarte]

Totalmente asombroso. Qué calidad de gráficos para recrear el esplendor de ese antiguo imperio. Trabajazo! 🔥

[@isaacarambula]

La batalla tendría que ser épica

[@gregorioestradardz9107]

OMG! A amazing short film! Really represent the old mexican población, i wish see like a future proyect of movie! My skin bristled! Thanks!

[@THEURBANFLOWSPIDER]

Ojalá puedas leer esto, pero muchísimas gracias por crear esta obra de arte, sin duda es la mejor representación que eh visto de Tenochtitlan, ojalá y de todo corazón sigas haciendo algo muy similar eres un genio

[@Hexaglyph]

This recreation is cool but not even close to accurate. The artist made it waaaay too small, and the details aren't even close to realistic. If you want to see what Tenochtitlan actually looked like, you'll love Thomas Kole's Tenochtitlan recreation that he recently published a couple days ago. It is breathtaking stuff, and gets all the details correct. Look up Thomas Kole Tenochtitlan project

[@jairct3617]

El intro me encanta como el de avatar en Pandora. Absolutamente fascinante el trabajo en CGI

[@kyneticfilms]

Incredible work!!

[@jessicamarquez4105]

Esta padrisimo!! Necesito más, se queda la sensación de querer seguir viendo la historia.

[@ch3rlo_1]

I still can't believe how those fucking monsters destroyed this beutiful city and dried it's grat lake. This should be considered as a crime against humanity.

[@AnahuacMeshiko]

I still can't believe that the Spanish would have saved that city with the worst possible infrastructure in the worst terrain.

[@michael85225]

The new city (Mexico City) built over this is still suffering from this to this day. Whenever there is an earthquake, the damage and shaking is amplified because most of the buildings are built on the dry lake bed that was drained after they destroyed the Aztec capitol.

[@AnaPerez-vw6pd]

Amo tanto mi cultura 🙌🇲🇽 gracias por el video 💖

[@tartuffellow]

Amazing man! Thank you for your hard work we want more!

[@pedroantoniogonzalez8049]

Increíble trabajo, de verdad que hacen falta muchísimos videos así, una serie o película que cuente la historia tal y como fue seria espectacular.

[@aztecdark]

Amigo no tengo palabras, pero te diré que este grandioso trabajo es estupendo la dedicación y el cuidado de los detalles es simplemente asombroso muy buen trabajo eso es amor al arte

[@pakokbral2]

Si inicias una campaña de Kick Starter o algo así para continuar una animación extendida de este tipo, sin duda coopero y creo que muchos lo harían. Comparte un link!

[@Julian_005]

Yo espero que algún dia se realise una adaptación fiel a "Historia Verdadera de la Conquista de la Nueva España" con Bernal Diaz del Castillo como protagonista. Y con el presupuesto para ver escenas así o más impresionantes.

[@rogerce7495]

No te pases!! Esta súper chingon!!!!

[@urielaragon6003]

Absolutamente hermoso, ojalá y pudieras hacer una vista completa y como fue la evolución de la gran Tenochtitlan

[@christiandery3008]

Impressionnant! Magnifique!

[@fedehitch]

Estimado Isaac,la tienes muy muy grande! que chingón trabajo.

[@lukecoulson1096]

The music makes it even better!

[@joelacevedo9311]

Espectacular, simplemente espectacular!!! Desde niño quise ver la apariencia real de las grandes ciudades!!! Muchísimas felicidades!!!

[@jorgemejiasp]

Esa no es la apariencia real de las ciudades antiguas. Es fantasia.

[@croonyerzoonyer]

Props to the cameraman who recorded this. Well done.

[@Moonlightmoonlight39]

Se enchina la piel solo de pensar cómo era la ciudad antes de la invasión europea . Una de las civilizaciones Madre a nivel mundial .

[@rubenn1600]

Para nada, civilizaciones madre fueron los Mayas o Olmecas, los aztecas solo estuvieron 100 años antes de esto, sometieron a todos los pueblos mesoamericanos y este fue su fin, no quedo nada de ellos mas que su misticismo

[@IndridCold-v7i]

@@rubenn1600 Mesoamerica como un todo, comenzando con los Olmecas, desarrollo su propia cultura en todos los aspectos. Los otros unicos lugares a nivel mundial en presumir lo mismo son Egipto, India, China, Mesopotamia y los Andes. Los pueblos mesoamericanos aun viven, adaptandose al mundo actual y todavia transmitiendo sus conocimientos prehispanicos, no solo "su misticismo". Aun mas, todavia queda un millon de descendientes directos de los aztecas, hasta hay europeos que pagan tours de un dia para conocer los lugares y cultivarse un poquito conociendo sus tradiciones de primera mano

[@akjdhajkdjhaghjkadh9804]

this is amazing dude straight out of a movie

[@tomzhouschannel968]

Oh my god this is incredible. The lighting and shading is too good.

[@ErnestoBello]

Este corto tiene mucho potencial y talento.

[@mrgarybusey2052]

This one minute video was better than most hollywood movies in the last 10 years.

[@KeysPlays]

amazing work!

[@alruiz5096]

Excellent. Great work and vision! Thx

[@IAmChuyitoRafail]

Tenochtitlan was bigger in comparison to this, it’s awesome tho!

[@VENAT0RUM]

Se redujo el tamaño para una mejor renderización

[@Garinioss]

Amazing!!! The quality is so good I want to know if i could use parts of this video for ilustrating my musical works

[@Balkanlegija]

absolutely amazing great work

[@ondrej_hrdina]

Amazing! I heard a lot about Tenochtitlan and saw some depictions, but yours really looks as if I have travelled back in time.

[@GreenCovenantFilms]

It’s astounding that The Mexica Were able to build a place like that out in the middle Lake Texcoco I know that one of the methods They used was the construction of Chinampas, but I feel that there Was more to it than that. I’d like to know more about what they Did to construct the city

[@Patxi__]

Awesome!

[@C0wb0yBebop]

Beautiful …

[@thamuffinman6911]

Isaac this was wonderful. Please expand upon this and it will go viral. Begin the domino effect to make TV & movies about REAL HISTORY like this!

[@aurorasantiago6797]

En lo absoluto tiene que se viral esto esta increíble!!!

[@connorgolden4]

Holy tnis this was Hollywood level stuff! And I’m talking like top tier Hollywood! Will you do more of these for other civilizations?

[@RobertaFierro-mc1ub]

Love the Death Whistle in the middle!

[@1985juanpahp]

El video es un tremendo espectáculo, digno de un Oscar

[@brantvictor]

muchisimas gracias, saludos desde Chile

[@ozziguanna]

Excelente trabajo!! Es de lo mejor que e visto!! Felicidades!!

[@omil7908]

Increíble trabajo, debería de ser película!

[@AlejandroChavezV]

It's amazing what you have done here!! Congrats for your fantastic work!!! Months of investigation are well shown!!!

[@Patches4000]

This is chilling. Thank you for all your effort.

[@amiciprocul8501]

What I would give to see Tenochtitlan restored...

[@daltonmiller5590]

Damn this is some crazy good animation. They should use this clip in documentaries. It's a badass opening

[@Erazon]

Keep going your doing great love from india ❤️🇮🇳

[@postandfly]

Thank you very much this is spectacular!!!!!

[@viv1877]

Wow this is great! I don’t really know too too much about Tenochtitlan but I plan on reading about it soon!

[@VENAT0RUM]

Era la ciudad más grande poblada y rica del continente americano, con 300,000 habitantes era la 6ta ciudad más grande del planeta en ese momento, en la misma época Londres no contaba con más de 100,000 habitantes; contaba con acueductos que suministraban agua fresca a toda la población, había grandes tianguis (mercados) a los que diariamente acudían más de 60,000 personas, contaba con una serie de escuelas que proporcionaban educación pública, gratuita y obligatoria para todas las clases sociales sin importar lo humildes que fueran, también había baños y saunas (temazcales) públicos en cada barrio, había barrios completos habitados por extranjeros como Otomíes, Mixtecas o Zapotecas. La ciudad estaba rodeada de islas artificiales (chinampas) que alimentaban a gran parte de la población ya que su producción de alimentos era tres veces superior a la de los cultivos tradicionales, cerca de la ciudad se levantaba el dique de Nezahualcóyotl, que separaba el agua salada del agua dulce de diferentes lagos, el palacio de Moctezuma contaba con un zoológico privado, el primero del continente. En el centro de la ciudad también había un juego de la pelota el cual era un ritual pero también el deporte más popular de mesoamérica, el cual fue inventado por la cultura Olmeca 2700 años antes de la llegada de los españoles, siendo el primer deporte en usar un balón de caucho.

[@Cris-bs3gi]

Felicitaciones por tu trabajo en 3 dimensiones una película con esta calidad sería un enorme regalo para mi País México.gracias Issac Zuren por tu vídeo solo un momento recreado del 8 de Nov de 1519 como verlo a través de un Dron.que se difunda tu maravilloso video.

[@spartan3811]

It's a beautiful gift, thank you...!!!

[@Cirilo1961]

IMPACTANTE. Extraordinario trabajo. Un viaje al pasado. Debería durar dos horas.

[@HasleyPhan]

This is insanely good. Absolutely stunning!

[@LeonViajero1]

Eres un P.. GENIO!! Felicidades, en algún momento realice 3D para TV pero gamas vi algo tan Genial....

[@drpp5448]

Espectacular, vuelvo siempre a verlo

[@miguelaguilar7305]

Espectacular, pero!!! Hay que recordar que TLATELOLCO era la ciudad GEMELA de Tenochtitlan y que su TEOCALLI era más pequeño pero igual😊😊😊

[@yanquel9115]

Respeto total y bien hecho a tenochtitlan

[@Kanovskiy]

Very cool. So much technical knowledge and also artistic skills. I hope you continue with this and you become a great artist.

[@lochness5524]

This came up on my fyp after I read about Tenochtitlan in Sapiens less then an hour ago. The algorithm knows all

[@rokoloko7508]

Un videojuego sería lo máximo, poder explorar este sitio tiene que ser algo increible

[@Sheboobellach]

Beautiful work! Lush and detailed and dynamic. Crazy how large and developed it was, and also crazy how the Spanish completely dismantled it and built over top. Would be a remarkable site today if it had survived! And what could have been if the Spanish hadn't arrived, or came 100 years later..??

[@AnahuacMeshiko]

It would be in ruins or decay while another empire like the Purépecha would dominate the basin of Mexico, as happened with Teotihuacán

[@TheFirstDesertMan]

Absolutely love it! Just listened to podcast about the Aztecs! It was great!

[@Nj86743]

Thts sum great work done my frnd cheers to the amount of efforts n hrs given for it.. 👍

[@gabrielgonzalez-r9z]

Me encantaria ver algo asi con todas las civilizaciones, la educacion siempre suele centrarse en Europa y oriente proximo, pero en todo el mundo hubieron ciudades y culturas increibles que se omiten

[@baddas380]

Fkn amazing!!, I wish one day we can see a movie or videogame doing the same, here is random fact that doesn't have much to do with the video but so people can read it, the Spanish didn't fight alone they convinced other tribes to unite them to take off Tenochtitlan. hope this video makes more views your completely deserve it

[@reck8292]

What song was used? Is it custom audio? This whole thing is inspiring.

[@emanuelgalvan3588]

Wow! That is an amazing reconstruction and animation! And I do know the tales of the capital city of the Aztecs.

[@cristianayala6265]

Trabajo estupendo, jamás había visto algo similar. Increíble que tenga pocos likes.

[@ShadowWing48]

You should totally make a 2nd part to this of a fight sequence

[@mateotinoco2393]

So impressive, majestic

[@everosoriosantiago4353]

Bro excelente trabajo, ví un reel y quedé fascinado, nunca ví un trabajo de esta calidad ojalá puedas seguir realizando más escenas así del imperio Mexica, saludos y mucho éxito bro

[@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044]

Why doesn't this have 10,000,000 views? Really well done.

[@armorpro573]

It might one day

[@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044]

@@armorpro573 🙄

[@armorpro573]

@@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044 What’s that supposed to mean?

[@AndrewVSCO]

Not a phone in sight just people living in the moment

[@RufinoArandaFrutos-mf7ti]

Maravillosa la recreación, así se apoya mi hipótesis que el continente perdido conocido como la Atlantida es México, x favor investigad sobre ese tema, los nativos seréis los Atlantes, un pueblo de una cultura superior a la Griega.. Enhorabuena!!!

[@rodrigocharnichart7418]

Magnífico!! Gracias

[@BenBenyutub]

This is marvelous omg ❤

[@aireverdemar]

Please start crowdfunding for a better pc to be able to recreate the full magnificence of Tenochtitlan. I have been waiting for something like this for 10 years

[@ARMYEEUU]

Now make one without those invaders just a ceremonial gathering middle of the kingdom

[@JohnDoe-bh2lp]

It's a battle between weakened Azetcs vs Spanish invading army. The people running towards the Spaniards are Aztec warriors

[@TheKorbi]

Awesome! Reminds me of the "Fall of Civilizations" channel, they did a documentary on this topic as well!