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I was gonna mention the hair I see why now tho

Hey Majorkill I joked about it in your Amasec short but would you consider for a future drunk stream drinking your own homemade Amasec?

wtf lmaoooooooo

You look like Fulgrim 😮

It's your hair you can do whatever you want with it, I personally think Blonde highlights might have been a better choice but it might look a lot better after your haircut.

MajorKill has always been Kenough.

*MajorKen

this is the Emperor's Mojo Dojo Casa House now

Timmy fiddler Ken 🤢

Soooo hes a Sister of Battle now?

MajorKen: I’m clapping plastic b*tches cheeks baby!

He is Kenough.

​@@AHersheyHereTimmy would disagree.

No he has become the mighty Primarch Fulguinius

​@@JHS270694and Timmy is such a great source.

That's cool!

Not giving af about the rules and taking the helmet is such a night lord thing lol

@@borponoida9161 That's why I find it so funny, the Inquisitor can't even tell anyone and he's stuck with an overly smug night lord who he can't dismiss

What story?

Is this a short story or in a codex suplement?

😂😂😂😂😂

He even hearted this. He knows 😂😂

@@SoulessWonder25 yeah he definitely reads a lot of comments. like half a year ago or so I commented asking for a complete timeline as I didn't want to hear a 2 hour story from luetin or an overly happy summary from Weshammer. I wanted Majorkill's style. He delivered within a week.

Looks like the guy that claims his dad owns the country club and will have you fired/kicked out

It's so....no ...

He's unironically the Ken hair colour. Is he really Kenough to wield it?

Straight up jumpscare

Definitely Fulgrim vibe.

I swear I thought it was the bloody actor of Barney from the Flintstones

It's also believed that Endryd Haar may be a Thunder Warrior hybrid. Given his huge size and being one of the earliest Astartes.

is this a space marine or doom guy holy shit

​@@sovietunion7643 Such a crazy passage. Endryd was close to killing Abaddon

Nice avatar reference

It is so funny that that is a valid point of view.

LOL Guilliman, nah its Fulgrim.

@@VA_Nightshade Actually used something like this for my loyalist World Eaters army. Basically the WE army was out in a distant corner of the Imperium training new members. So by the time they got the call to help with Istvan; they were already going to be late. Cue a warp storm halfway through their travel; and they end up on a backwater world that the Ultramarines were defending from an unknown alien menace. They then decided to help the Ultramarines defend the planet and spent most of the war with the defense. Eventually they were able to eliminate they alien force and get both space fleets repaired. They then joined the rest of Ultramars force. Near the end of the heresy; the Ultramarines covered up the fact that these were WE soldiers and helped them create a new armor and color scheme. This mostly worked due to only a handful of senior members having the butchers nails. The ones with the nails took up the black shield while helping to finish the training of the rest of the soldiers. They eventually stayed on as instructors in hand to hand combat for both the WE and Ultramarines. Thus was the backstory of my ''Ultramarine' army.

Yep, can't disagree. The traitor primarchs all had different reasons for their falls, some a little more predictable than others. But the Emperor seriously shit the bed by not noticing that in Angron he had a brain fucked rampaging lunatic primarch who quite clearly despised him. But instead of dealing with it he decided "nah, it'll be fine" and just left him to it. What makes that even more monumentally stupid is that in canon the emperor knew that whoever he chose as warmaster would eventually turn traitor, and only a massive dipshit would not follow the logic that the psychotic brain fucked kill machine who hates him would be quite likely to join sides with Horus, or literally anyone strong enough to try and fuck the emperor over. 🤦 Most of the primarchs fall to traitor and chaos can be described as pretty weak writing in terms of them following genuine and believably logical character arcs. But the writing of the big E's handling of Angron in particular is just comically bad. 😂

pretty good

Yeah...no. Let's put a Primarch into a Coma and harvest him for genetic material over the Millenia. What could possibly go wrong? It's not like that's a surefire way to guarantee Angron gets corrupted and his Gene Seed spawns Chaos or anything... That would most assuredly result in Chaos corrupting Angron in his Coma, there's no way that kind of tortured existence escapes their notice.

Yeah, but it likely seems that Big E doesn't want his son, any of them. to be relegated to such a fate. It seems likely he wanted Angron to live out his life in some form or another while still aiding in the Great Crusade. at least thats my take on it.

I also find it very stupid in a universe that gods exists and virtually anything is possible they cant find a way to surgically remove the nails without killing angron.

It makes Dorn darker for me. Kinda scary that this dude and Perturabo really weren't so different. He is my second favorite after Sanguinius.

Don't forget he is daddy to Sigismund and Helbrecht.

@@JohnDoe-zl6qw Yeah, I guess there's a reason the Crimson Fists went a little native well on Ultramar.

​@@myself2nooneWell that gets kind of balanced out by the Hammers of Dorn. I love that chapter. They exist purely to spite the Ultramarines. They hunt Word Bearers, because they want to poach trophy kills and rub the Ultramarines noses in it. They are more codex complaint (actually I think they are the MOST codex compliant chapter) than most Ultramarines chapters, not because they believe in the codex but because they just want to hold that over all Ultramarines. Like "this is how much BETTER than YOU we are."

@@lykos2738 Only brothers could be that petty...

That would also explain their mutation, you know the face stuff.

It is confirmed that they are at least half ravengaurd so I guess the loyalist night lords went with them and eventually became the literal shark men we know and love

I think the Carcharadons are Raven Guard originating from one of the Terran formations Corvus exiled, the Ashen Claws seem to be the Raven Guard/Night Lords mix.

​@@robertnelson9599 "'We bring more than just bolters and power armour,’ he said. ‘We bring the genetic legacy of your ancestors. Not much, for we have little enough to spare as it is. But it is pure.’" "‘You have not contaminated it with your disgusting breed?’ Nev demanded." Here the charcaradons are offering ravenguard gene-seed to the Ashen Claws in exchange for wargear and such. If either of them are indeed chimeric, it's the space sharks. I rather like the idea that they are the result of Kalibos' gene-seed experiments found (and perhaps continued) by Endryd Haar.

You can still give them the gist and allow them to make it official, brother.

That's actually not completely retarded video idea, but would be very hard to guess, and mostly just that - a guess.

Basically just been Lion sangy and corvus

I mean, all their abilities seem focus in the warp in sme form or another. As such, Lorgar and Magnus are psykers, while Corax has his invisibility, Angron was an empath, Mortarian had his aura that exhausted his oponents, Perterabo always saw the Eye of terror, the Khan had his speed, and Konrad had a weaker form of invisibility and prohphetic visions. By this viewpoint, most their powers like this are largely unknown or non existant at the moment, minus Johnsons forest walking. If I had to guess at least, Sanguinius was possibly a war aura that buffed his fighting prowess, as he was a beast when angry. Vulkan, for obvious reasons, might have been a fire focused psyker. Alpharius/Omegon were probably shapeshifters. Russ would most likely be some form of bestial rage/transformation. And Dorn would mostly have some form of invincibility.

Robot Gilliesuit just does the taxes better after awakening

Perturabo invents a tabletop game abouth normal people who play warhammer tabletop

Who Could Defeat Such A Thing.

@@slayer6498alfabusa ascending from his deathless vigil on the golden throne

Oh I see, you're from the future!! Nice to meet u!!

@@chaboof120 I Was Gonna Say Valrak Would Need To Embrace His Inner Templar.

@@crilleedara I can see the future brother ,for I have seen the past and what has occurred are initial steps of Slaneshi Corruption Step 1: Get a fabulous jawline Step 2 : get a charming person's Step 3 : Go blonde Step 4 : Grow blonde hair Step 5 : Remove thy clothing and stand in the centre of the Australian outback near Uluru and smoke the resins of desert toad and make a Slaneshi engram with the urine of a taipan and Chant the prescribed spells. Step 6 : Summon the slaneshi 10,000 tentacle elephant phallus eating Australian spider allow yourself to be violated for 1000 hours by it and then sacrifice 1000 emus with a boomerang and box a red kangaroo to death and sexually violate its corpse. Step 7 : Pledge allegiance to Slanesh and hope for the best.

Yes

Lorgar would be an interesting one. Perfect example of "be careful what you wish for". Super happy to see the Emperor worship, super depressed to see what the cost of it was and that the Imperium is a shit-hole in spite of it.

This guy doesn’t know about the meme where every time someone suggests a primarch reacts to x vídeo majorkill delays it for another month

MajorKen

40k is so hot right now.

An older meme but it still checks out.

Yus

Keep at it

Keep fighting the good fight king

They were outcasts yes it would be a good video I would like to know what they feel about primaris upgrades and daddy's new warp bird powers also too see their primarch embrace his gifts, would they ever return to his service it's rumored that the charchodons are a successor chapter I think mostly by fans

This is a good one.

He actually did a few years ago lol, look it up it a good one!

@@austenashtree9542 If you’re talking about the one where the Big E teams up with Sigmar I’ve already seen that and that’s not what I’m talking about

even if you did kill a chaos god, the warp imprint is still there due to the thoughts and emotions of human (and other) souls effecting the warp so the chaos god will simply reform after a certain amount of time. certainly it will be weaker and without as much souls to power itself as before but it won't really die in a meaningful sense until the warp itself is unfucked.

@bahmot9501 no not that one just look It up

Yes