The Ships of the Asgard | Stargate

In this video we will be analyzing the different Asgard ships such as the Asgard O'Neill Class Destroyer, Bilskirnir Class Asgard Mothership, Asgard Science Vessel, Asgard Cruiser, Asgard Chariot, and The Asgard Bomber.
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[@Connor.SG-1Ring]

In the final season of SG-1, the Asgard should've posted a fleet of O'Neill-Class ships to guard the Odyssey while it's was being upgraded. That way there could've had an epic battle scene between Asgard and Ori ships, allowing the Odyssey time to escape.

[@cancelanime1507]

Love the Asgard ship designs

[@missmarnita]

I really love the design of Beliskner🥴💕

[@TheDaexiled1]

Technically the Odyssey-02 has the blueprints for all the Asgard ships in its storage memory, we can build the O'Neill class, but requires a lot of Neutronium so a planet rich in it would be perfect for a factory and replicator free

[@MaJieMao]

The end to the Asgard was the most superlame moment in the Stargate series.

[@magelstrom]

The asgard where far too much powerfull, their oneill ship could destroy the ori fleet, so the writer decide to take them out in the story to make the ori a better menace

[@BadwolfGamer]

The Asgard were underused I think. In that battle against the Ori that 1 ship they used didn't do crap when it should have at least damaged or disabled 1 Ori ship.

[@UtopianBroadcast1]

So true. In the beginning we were made to believe that the asgard were a powerful race and at the end of the show we were left with a race that wasn't as powerful as we were meant to believe. 🙁🖖

[@BadwolfGamer]

@@UtopianBroadcast1 We were lucky to see 3 ships in 1 shot, it was like The Asgard were on some sort of budget cut austerity policy. In theory I think the Asgard were bluffing their power while struggling to deal with the replicators. I think Starfleet would give them a run for their money and perhaps they would stay out of the Milkyway.

[@michaelrobinson2687]

@@BadwolfGamer We were lucky to see 3 at once. It seems the Asgard worked on a quality over quantity ideology kind of like the Caroleans of the early 1700s or the Redcoats of the 1800s while the Wraith, Goa'uld and Replicators focused on quantity over quality, similar to how the levee en masse strategy functioned in the past. Their fleet may not be large but it's compensated for by each ship being very powerful to the point where it can take on multiple enemy vessels simultaneously. There weren't many instances of Asgard ships being destroyed by enemy fire. Often the Asgard didn't use more than one as one was normally able to take on any opponent with multiple ships being overkill or in one instance a show of force. It may also be the case that it wasn't austerity but a population issue that limited the Asgard fleet. That idea may have been supported by the O'Niell Class not needing a pilot and other Asgard ships generally having a minimum crew of 1. You could build all the ships you want but if there are not enough pilots to crew them, they're useless.

[@bohd3]

Given the number of ascension related technologies that the SG teams found and would have been happy to share with the Asgard, I was expecting more of a “We’re all ascending, here’s the key to our house.” Rather than, “We’re all dying, bye” ✌️

[@Thundermaster65]

Maybe some did ascend some Asgard did ascend before the started cloning themselves and damage their genetic code.

[@Josh-Archangel]

I 100% agree with you on the asgard mass suicide.Because out of the 4 races alliance they are the best ones who actually helped out the younger races to come after and to fight the replicators that the ancients created cleaning up after all of their messes!!!!

[@75216garrison]

The speed of the ships gives us a plausible reason why the asgard have few colonies no need to have colonies spread around when you can get to your homeworld in a day.

[@artembentsionov]

They also have a negative population growth, even though they could clone the same person multiple times

[@bigmichaelcollins10]

@@artembentsionov Multiple Bodies yes, BUT.... They could only download a mind once, so they could not just pump out extra people when ever they thought they needed more people.

[@artembentsionov]

@@bigmichaelcollins10 is that ever said? Is there a technical reason they couldn’t copy the same mind multiple times? I realize there’s probably a psychological one, but if it’s necessary...

[@bigmichaelcollins10]

@@artembentsionov As far as I can recall, the reason was because they didn't want a bunch of the same guy/s because it was just not acceptable behavior to them. Also something about mind "Imprinting" and not just downloading. A lot is answered after Thor is put into a new body after he is tortured and killed by Anubis.

[@artembentsionov]

@@bigmichaelcollins10 I guess it’s a question of what’s acceptable when the survival of your entire race is on the line. But then again, this is the race that applied a genetic treatment to every single individual without bothering to test for all side effects first, which is what got them killed, except for those Vanir outcasts. They also weren’t smart enough to keep original genetic samples from back when they looked more human, even though it should have been clear from the get-go that replicative fading is a thing

[@martindevon3204]

Well they're not going to have Romulan shields are they

[@bigmichaelcollins10]

As the Asgard race ended when there new home world was destroyed by the Asgard to prevent there advanced tech getting into the wrong hands and as the Asgard had the ability to transfer there minds to there computers, perhaps that's whey SG1 didn't want to just get rid of the Asgard Core Computer. May be had all downloaded to it so they could be revived some time in the future but because it was the last SG1 episode for season 10 and there was possibly going to be a season 11, the story line was not elaborated on because it was going to be a surprise for season 11.

[@Tresspassa]

Thanks for another great video, always liked the design of the Asgard ships, more so than any other type of ship in stargate! They seem very advanced yet still suitably alien to me. The design of the O'Neill class is definitely a personal favourite out of any sci-fi, not just stargate.

[@UtopianBroadcast1]

True, the O'Neill has a human design look to it.

[@djprojectus]

The O'Neill is my absolute favorite of all time. The second is the romulan Dderidex.

[@MrApplemat]

It would have been nice to see them ascend but as we've seen some did survive in other galaxies. So maybe there are a few other groups that left to set up new colonies elsewhere. But I can see why they destroyed their home world as they've always tried to protect other races. I've always liked the design of their ships as well

[@menthar]

I wish they had sent a few ships to earth before they died.

[@UtopianBroadcast1]

The O'Neill for sure

[@menthar]

Imagine if they dropped off a couple of their most advanced ships. They beam down a couple of their most advanced power sources. Earth connects them to the phased cloak technology they already have. Earth can cloak the planet while studying the computer core SG1 Brings back from the Asgaard homeworld. They have Atlantis, the Asgaard knowledge core, couple of Asgaard ships to use as templates. They could defeat the remaining Ori forces, defeat the wraith in Pegagsus, Within a decade they would solidify their place as the fifth race.

[@MrApplemat]

@@menthar that would have been good getting to Atlantis and back would be quicker and easier

[@joshmcrk8837]

I love the design of their ships, my personal favorite design out of any tv series!

[@inuboy867]

OUTSTANDING, THIS IS SIMPLY OUTSTANDING, SO MUCH GREAT INFO, THANK YOU I LOVE THE ASGARD AND THIS MADE MY DAY IN A BIG WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@artembentsionov]

Not all Asgard are dead. The Vanir are around and have even made some headway into solving the replicative fading issue, although they had to resort to Loki’s methods in Pegasus. Their exosuits are cool too, but their remaining ships are pretty weak - about on par with the Travelers

[@UtopianBroadcast1]

True. The vanir branch away from the asgard 10,000 years ago, but they have different beliefs than the asgard.

[@artembentsionov]

They’re basically that cousin no one wants to talk about

[@christopherwilson7092]

The end of the asgard was fitting as the asgard were the most overpowered race, possible. No more replicators, that means then they can hand out order as much as earth wants.

[@xineohpinakc264]

I like to think that the Odyssey has a copy of the Asgard minds on the computer system they gave the SGC.

[@sirrealist5897]

Yet another succinct, interesting and highly informative video. I loved the Asgard in the Stargate universe. These vessels are staggeringly powerful in all aspects. Propulsion, materials, weapon systems, navigation and sensors. I’m just curious to know if they are or ever were on a par with the Atlanteans? In the series the explanation of how they,(the Asgard) once resembled humans and their cloning was very interesting. Their ships were indeed powerful and I liked the way they scared the crap out of their enemies by sheer presence alone. I totally agree with you about the way the race was written out of the show with a species wide suicide. It not only did injustice to a once proud race but it seemed a little bit of a kop out,(British expression!). Personally, I think a good story line could have developed where humans find the solution to their cloning problem and save the Asgard from genetic degradation and extinction. The story would have been interesting because the Asgard always believed that humanity was the fifth race and had a special destiny. I think that when script writers just go for a simple fix to an enduring element of a story or end a central character(s) it diminishes the show as a whole.

[@shanenolan8252]

Just finished watching a rerun of Prometheus two parter . Felt like an asgard video was appropriate

[@accessdenied3350]

Some of the best looking ships

[@saliston]

Their ending was a disservice to the Asgard.

[@rickjamesbitch7632]

I totally agree with you that the way they got rid of the Asgard was dumb,..👎😎

[@astrogay220]

yeah I agree with you the Asgard should have found a solution to their cloning problems, and using cloaking devices evacuate to Andromeda rebuild their civilization, like in a story in fanfiction stargate ,the new dawn , it would have been much better

[@trumpisacrybabydictatornar914]

NoQuadra or how ever it’s spelled is not the fuel of any of the Asgard ships because that particular fuel came from Jonas‘s planet if you remember his planet was the only planet to have that mineral which was highly unstable

[@richardhall7953]

I like the O'Neill

[@shanenolan8252]

Oh curious if you believe the asgard poeer core is their version of a zpm ?

[@neilgillmore]

I never like the way the Asgarg destroyed themselves either. But that being said there were other asgard that we saw in StarGate Atlantis.... So who knows ???

[@koyuki4848]

So what about an encounter between O’Neil-class vs Victory-class (from Babylon 5)? Let’s say SG1 was enroute to Destiny to pickup/rotate crew or replenish supplies when Destiny suddenly warped into Babylon 5 universe pulling the O’Neil-class with it. Sudden appearance of Destiny created gravity wells that crushed a few Warlock-class ships in a battle group that contains a Victory-class flagship. Hostilities ensued and the O’Neil has to hold back the Victory until Destiny recharge at a nearby star for both itself and O’Neil to escape.

[@Cacao613]

Any ships from b5 will get wrecked by Snargate shop's due to lack of shielding

[@bbomber2299]

I would have liked to have seen some kind of crossover between SG1 and Atlantis and the Pegasus Asgard reuniting with the main Asgard civilisation as they were able to solve the genetic degradation And then go on to destroy the wraith with the Atlantis expedition

[@KuDastardly]

Does anyone think that the top view contour of Asgard ships look like the emblem of the Mjolnir?

[@jonlobello7151]

Yeah, I didn't like the Asgard's end either, but there are still a small group of them in the Pegusis Galaxy.

[@bryonensminger7462]

Ok here's a puzzler for you if the asguard ships have explosive suppressor system how dose a self destruction system work

[@shady8479]

Didnt the Asgard blow up one of their ships by sending Teal'c outside and putting the explosives between the shields and the hull and I love the' Daniel Jackson' the best

[@budakiel6450]

what about the ships of the pegasus asgard?

[@maxsteel4934]

I loved the Bliskiner class hope i spelled that right On to your question i hated to see them go like that i think a perfect end for them would of been to finally go bio-robotic and fully master the tech of the replucators make bodys for themselves useing what they learned from them that way the limmited numbers thing could stay but they would be stable at there max

[@aydenjacko5810]

The Asgard science vessel I believe was named the Jack Daniel or at least the ship of this class which Thor took was named Jackdaniel, I'm pretty sure the class would be named after him not one ship as O'niell would become the name of a class of ship not one particular ship.

[@Vilfy]

The DanielJackson bot JackDaniel. But yeah that was the class name just like the O'Neill

[@slevinchannel7589]

Can somebody explain to my why the Wraith Ships, who are inferior to Ori and Ancients, are strong against Tauri Ships with the Newest Asgard Technology?

[@foca2002]

Only the super hive, normal hives could not stop a Daedalus ship. But the problem with the Daedalus is they have thr beam weapons but not the ion cannons.

[@foca2002]

@John C. yes, but the reload time sux, and the Asgard ion cannon is incredible powerful and have a huge fire rate.

[@foca2002]

@John C. the ion cannons doesn't have the power to overcome the Ori shield but still is powerful, they can overcome Goau'uld shield, destroy replicators nanites bonds, literally piercing quantum realities. I'm not saying the Ion weapons are more powerful than the Beam Weapons, but for a close combat or multiple fleet engagement the ion cannon is sure a miss to the Tau'ri, but since everything the Asgards have are overpowered even the target system. About B5 wish that before I die someone made a better cgi model and they relaunch the Series just with better CGI so many people give up watching because of the cgi and miss how great and life changing that series was.

[@johnpaulporrelli6208]

Instead of making more clones they should have made new bodies for themselves. No clone defects there

[@mrow7598]

I know the show was ended, but with SG1 now having reliable space travel why not go to all the planets that they couldn't like Ernest's planet. Also why didn't they try to enlist the help of the Knox to either copy the database in case the Odyssey go destroyed and/or to solve or at least hide the signal that allowed the Ori to track them. Also the Asgard downloaded the Ancient database from O'Neill's mind so shouldn't that also be in the Asgard database. So much more they could have done with the show.

[@martinfunk4855]

i always like the idea that the asgard were to the ancients what the humans were to the asgard.... kinda kids not ready for the big toys...

[@randallojeda9203]

But there was living Asgard's in Star gate Atlantis the episode with the Artero device.

[@wampiroindoril]

I agree with your opinion.

[@jamessaunders711]

wat happen to the Daniel Jackson ship

[@10star9]

I like them all

[@alfredochirinos2841]

My question for you guys is the the Oscars move to the high planet to the existence like the engines did

[@snapverse]

If they do a sequel (not reboot), the new crew should time travel to beam up the core before planet blew up & come back to the future to provide the Asgards with better bodies

[@Name-ot3xw]

I don't want to be too harsh on the little grey dudes, but ritualistic suicide at first sight of the Ori probably wasn't their smartest move.

[@chrisloucks3958]

Yeah I totally agree I hate how they kill off the asgard

[@Eaglestorm27]

You know i have hated the illogical response of the Staff and the fact that they didn't have any knowledge . The fact they put neutrino-ion generator with a power output of 4 PW while the Goa'uld shoot 200 MT (912 petajoule per shot ) per shot against a capital ship and yet they didn't want to show the full power of the firepower . Same thing with the ori , this is a race that could collapse planet into singularity and their ships being able to survive with the collision of an Ha'tak yet they refused to put the same insane scale with their firepower who are pathetic when they bombard the planet while they managed to destroy 3 pyramid ship made of gold , naquadah and trinium .

[@Manuel_Fal_Conde]

It was unclear to me why Asgard self-destructed along with the planet? If Asgard was so friendly with Earthlings, then he could at least move resources, technologies, spare parts, equipment to earth through the stargate, as well as give the fleet to Earthlings. Asgard acted selfishly, seeing the enormous dangers to people from the Ori, and not doing everything necessary to help. Although, perhaps, Asgard preached the ideology of technological non-interference in the development of intelligent races, but in the series it was perfectly shown that Asgard constantly shared technology with the Tauri. One way or another, but the director just decided to "remove" a strong ally of people. Otherwise, the whole idea of the invincible invading force of the Ori would have failed if the Tauri had the remnants of the Asgard fleet, thousands of tons of high-tech equipment and materials from the little green men.

[@-JA-]

🖤👍

[@racspartan1]

👍

[@artembentsionov]

Where did the Asgard get naquadria?

[@JohnDoe-qk8ev]

The asgard ships were powered by naquadah not naquadria. Also it would have been mined somehow and refined presumably.

[@artembentsionov]

John Doe quoting: "While many fans assume that the neutrino-ion generators use either neutrinos or neutronium, Stargate SG-1: The DVD Collection 22 states that the O'Neill-class ship uses naquadria-though misspelled naquadriah in the magazine-in its generators, which is an upgrade from a material which, at that time, was not named in any source. According to Stargate Atlantis: Nightfall, however, the generators use neutrinos from a protostar. As the ship in this novel had been cut off from the Asgard for thousands of years, we can assume that this is the previous material."

[@Oscargomez-ev9qt]

The o Neill ship

[@baneepe5773]

LOL They dont use lazars they use Ion pulse cannons and Ion Beams

[@toetufilipo9875]

Thanked you Asgard's come in Dunedin New Zealand to sort them out! They were slaves us in here!

[@shanenolan8252]

Suicide definitely agreed didn't like it to sudden

[@SpockBorg5]

A solution to the asgard problem could have been a joining with the human race

[@barronholmes7337]

Absolutely loved the asgard and the ships but the writing for them just terrible

[@bigmichaelcollins10]

I like "The Daniel Jackson" the best for it design and that it was REALLY the most advanced and powerful ship ever made by the Asguard, not The Jack O'neal.

[@Cacao613]

Wasn't The Daniel Jackson just another instance of the O'Neill class?

[@bigmichaelcollins10]

@@Cacao613 It may have been but it was destroyed before it was completed. Jackson's ship was completed and even saw a little combat against the Ori.

[@MrShaun1578]

I thought the Jackson class was mainly for exploration and science and the O'Neall class was for intense combat

[@bigmichaelcollins10]

@@MrShaun1578 OK, now you have done it. Looks like I'm just going to have to RE-watch ALL of Stargate SG1 all over again. I hope you are happy giving me all this work to do. HEhehe :-)

[@Cailean556]

@@bigmichaelcollins10 Swing and a miss there bud, the Daniel Jackson was a science vessel, not a dedicated warship. The Daniel Jackson was the name of the ship Thor used, and not the class of ship itself. The Science Vessel's strength was, at least against the Replicators, its Replicator Disruptor Cannon. Outside of that, while it was probably more powerful than a single Ha'tak due to being an Asgard ship, it definitely wasn't the threat that the O'Neill-class posed. The O'Neill, on the other hand, was designed from the outset to combat Replicator forces (and, as a result, be better than anything else in the galaxy). Had the Asgard not committed mass suicide, I believe the O'Neill class would have received the Asgard Plasma Beams that were fitted to the Odyssey and Daedalus - which would have enabled them to surpass the firepower of even an Ori mothership (as we saw during the Ori invasion, even with its Ion Guns, while it was able to withstand the firepower of the Ori ships it wasn't able to effect as much damage).

[@MrCacique1955]

Why did not asgards look for the THE DESTINY....

[@laszloszabados3313]

getalife ! XD

[@spellweavergeneziso]

It's Biliskner not Bilskirnir :D

[@Daehawk]

Asgard ending sucked hard. They should have been on a new course to cure themselves. Maybe reunited with their Andromeda brothers.

[@TrumpCardMAGA]

I got this confused with Thanos's fleet of miniature soldiers meant to stop Ant-Man from beating him by jumping up his butt and expanding to normal size. Hence why they are called the "Ass-Guard Fleet"

[@UtopianBroadcast1]

That made my day!! Lol

[@TheFatmer]

They didn’t commit mass suicide, I thought they were all stored in the computer core ready for new body’s when/if that happens. Gives the writers an option to bring them back one day... as robots lol

[@albertowilliamalvesviana5162]

Localiza ltda

[@kurntechdouglas233]

read a british stargate its has a better story for the asgards

[@Thundermaster65]

Most of these ships aren't even canon 3 or 4 are and that's about it. If it hasn't appeared on screen it's not Canon

[@mahokhan9122]

I'M maho Jupiter'jesus God Son 🌹 alien ء allah MAREEKH'SCI AL SA

[@BOBOLAMA]

Sounds like your reading, need conversational talking classes, otherwise good info.