ODYSSEY VS ORI SHIPS after Asgard upgrades (Stargate SG-1) HD Season 10 Episode 20 Unending 

They would demolish the Ori.

@Lacuna Leora Nope, these weapons on this ship are asguard upgrades and they took out the ori pretty effortlessly Imagine if the ship was built with all state of the art asguard tech and there was a fleet of them.

@Lacuna Leora One thing you have to remeber too... these weapons were slapped together on top of earth's combination of other alien and Go'uld tech. A true Asguard battle cruiser would be far more capable than an earth vessel with inferior weapon supporting tech. Either way... night night ori. As for the Ori being a dig at religion, In some of the episodes they were compared to the devil and the Ascended ancients compared to the Angels. So, not a dig at religion at all but merely an explanation of the origin of religions.

so asguard technology is stronger than ori ?

@@atuck6082 nah. Kvasir's ship was easily picked off in the battle of P3Y-229. It took all human ingenuity to slap together tech from all alliances + ZPMs to go this far.

Looking like Ancient ships makes no sense though. Apart from a couple of interesting tidbits from O'Neill while he had an Ancient repository in his brain they have basically no direct tech of the Ancients except for the Stargate itself.

Daedalus looks like any late 20th century navy cruiser but in space, only Odyssey has that mixed look.

The fighters were based on the two gliders that SG1 were using when Nasa had to taxi them home, so it makes sense

Replicator ships too

​@@mnomadvfxjust adaptation

*Until an alien civilization outsmarts them and then blows themselves up for some reason while you take all the glory, you mean.

@@neolexiousneolexian6079 Whatever works. They chose us as their successors.

Actually, near as I can tell, the Odyssey was man handling those Ori Ships and that somehow the third one was getting a lucky hit, I've actually seen this episode, really like it.

@@kaeajaThe way I saw it, the Asgard beam weapon was just as deadly as the Ori beam and since the Ori have more ships, the odyssey was doomed to lose this battle of attrition. What bothers me is that in Ark of Truth, the Odyssey take MINUTES of ori beam barrages, that's just not canon in my head.

@@boooster101yea and I am sure in both cases the Odyssey was equipped with a ZPM

Lmao

Indeed.

@@SheldonAdama17 Indeed

I understood that reference.

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The upgraded ship got a couple more appearances in SGA.

never liked that they would give up

No, the Asgard ship during the battle of supergate survived. It just that their ion weapons were largely ineffective so Asgard designed a beam weapong against Ori shields.

I dont get why they suicided over all they could have Tried to use one of the dna resequencer and do Experiments With it. I Loved the asgaard, i hated to See them destroying there Planet and themselfs 😭😣

@@ch45e21 asgard was the coolest race never cared much for the tok'ra they always came off as shady remember O'Neal being blended so he could be cured of the ancient virus

@@ch45e21 The reason why they killed themselves was explained in the show.

Bad explanation. How about, oh, I don't know CYBERBODIES? Seriously, seen it in the show. But nah, writers.

Kids: hallowed are the sm-ori

its also powered by a zpm, thats why the beam weapons charges so fast, and can shoot multiple times.

@@thehantavirus no the asgard beam weapon can be charge to fire multiple time but he need more time to reload without ZPM

not the first, first was literally killed by a stargate

Especially when the shields began to actually weaken. “Prior, shields are down to 33% from that salvo!” “Impossible, the will of the Ori say it can’t be done!” “Shields are gone! Taking direct hits to hull, Reactor flu” *boom*

Do you remember Stargate the ark of truth.....the odyssey shields against 4 ori is simply unbelievable...imagine if they were firing the beam weapons....

Dont put too much hope into the new SG series. Sadly its made in our time where all movies/series get politicized and gendercized until they become nothing but a sad shell for these toxic agendas... But it would be nice if they surprise us with something that is really worthy to maintain the SG legacy.

And rescue the stargate universe people too

Furlings are extinct. You've seen the remains of their corpses in the SG1 episode where O'Neill and Maybourn get stranded on a moon.

@@titotitotito Yeah, now that I think about it... Destiny's FTL was nowhere near as sophisticated as Asgard hyperdrives... it might take a while, but surely an Earth ship could catch up to them in even ten or twenty years...

Comtrya

​@@curmudgeonextraordinaire1884 shalom

condell pinochet It’s still on the left side actually, the camera is just a bit confusing.

@@pollall2793 watch again, is like the ship CGI model was inverted from left/right accidentaly

@@condellpinochet4766 Hahaha omfg you're totally right! What a fuckup lol

@@Afanickton thanks, another one who noticed xd

condell pinochet Holy shit, ok I just realized and you’re right, most likely a mix of asset models, or something like that.

As time progressed the Asgard developed a weapon that could damage them. The Asgard were arguably as advanced as the ancients. During the super stargate battle, the Asgard sensors on one of the 304'S detected a shield fluctuation in the Ori mother ship when they fire their main weapon. Perhaps the Asgard used this analysis to develop this weapon because they stated the beam weapons caused shield fluctuations after each hit.

Odyssey was outfitted with the latest in Asgard technology - the beam weapons were brand new, and likely developed with the outcome of the battle of P3Y-299 in mind (Where an O'Neill class ship was present, but ineffective). The Asgard likely had this system in development when they realized that they wouldn't have much time left, and so wanted to give the Tauri something to protect against the onslaught of the Ori.

That ship probably gathered valuable data from the lost battle and based on that data Asgards probably came up with new weapons which could destroy Ori motherships

Dont know if you noticed but after that battle the only ship that was undamaged was the asgard ship.

@@skilightcomics4421 um, was talking about weapons, not shields. And you others had good points.

its already been shown they have a power generator in a large room, which provide zero point energy to the whole ship.

Pretty sure they are powered by some kind of singularity which is that bright thing in the center of the ring.

they low-key brought it back as the vanir.

Yep, now I need to read the rule book and see if I can find a key combo that lets me escape since I am on hardcore and can't just respawn.

It could be that the O'Neill class were designed for going against the replicators and the beam weapons were useless against the replicators.

They were destroyed when the Asgard world blew up.

The sum of all their knowledge. The Asgard core has everything.

Pretty much everything that the Asgard had they gave to us, with the goal that in time we would introduce the technology to our world and become what the galaxy needed us to be: defenders and guardians

All of it, they were destroying themselves and saw no need any longer to keep tech from humans after they had basically saved the Asgard from their worst enemy anyways.

No. That was a different planet. The asgard were a dying species after a long and devastating war with the replicators (nanobots that consume technology and then get more powerful, think the borg mixed with a T-1000 from T2 but they're milli9ns of 2ft metal spiders who are immune to energy weapons) and cloning degeneration (where the cloning process isn't perfect and after thousands of times being cloned their species started to develop huge problems as the errors built up and they couldn't reverse it), so they gave the humans of earth all their knowledge and also finally weapons (they'd given us shields, beaming technology, better hyperdrives, etc but they weren't happy to give us wea0ons, which is understandable), gave them the title of the fifth race (inherenting a legacy of four past species) and then just blew themselves up.

Xenu is Goauld system lord of the Lronhubbard solar system. This is the Ori, completely different

The Ori are technically Human, but probably extremely heretical.

Evil Atlantis Asgard are best Asgard!

No, it was Orilla. The Asgard homeworld.

As I recall they did, Oddyssey was carrying a complete record of all Asgard knowledge in the data core. What makes no sense to me is that the Asgard had ships and there was no apparent destruction of them, so why not donate the fleet to Humanity? Not like Humans didn't have a use for them, the Ori, the Replicators, the remaining Gou'ld, who knows who else?

@@AdamKafei yeah that’s what I was referring, not just knowledge Don’t remember about odyssey, but why did they still have so many issues with everyone if they had all the technology from super-advanced race? And yeah, knowing something doesn’t mean that you can build it without infrastructure and production powers and needed materials (pretty rare I bet), which all may take like decades to build and accumulate to be able to normally use all this info (probably that’s the answer to the first question lol)

@@Afdog The obvious out of universe answer would have to be narrative tension and actually viable threats. As for in universe, my guess would be a combination of time, resources and political will/conflict. I'd suggest something similar as to why Humanity apparently hasn't colonised at least half a dozen worlds in the years that SG1 spans.

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That is 100% not the correct song haha@@stargatefan10

That will be a bad, very bad strategy, because if you lose then you will lose earth itself, you will be left with nothing but an alpha site with a few thousand people. Tau'ri as a race will be done.

I agree. Instead of wasting 50 years on trying to dodge the shot, sped a few years in fixing and even upgrading the ship’s systems.

BioCyberNaught well if you want to talk real scuence, laser beams wouldn't just disappear after a certain range, they would go on forever until they hit something...also, they would be almost impossible to dodge because they travel at the speed of light.

Stargate Fan the ships only apply thrust in one direction meaning they can't manuver or slow. Also their engins seem to always be firing so the ships are constantly accelerating.

Dont freaking care ! It's a tv serie. Bet you sit and destroy all movies you watch , picking em apart with "logic" :P Shit just happens in fiction now and then, that is why its called fiction ! it's not real ! :P

Yea sure, but doing it in a complaining manner so to speak , when its done in a tv serie or tv is just the wrong place to do it. If you like to talk about theory and such and what could in be real or not thats is fine. But should be done to those only interested in hearing about it. Because people usual allready knows this and dont care . I could also sit and complane each time they split up in a horror movies , which is pretty stupid when you know people keep turning up missing or killed around you. Or when people in various movies walk alone towards a wierd unknowen scary sounds in a dark location alone, when they know there is dangerous things about allready. Or why do the good guys allways have a light / flashlight turned on when they try find the criminal in the dark in police/crime series, not hard for the bad guy to spot em come a mile away then. And so on and so forth there is plenty of things not logic in movies. But that would also be anoying for people near me. Because they allready know this aswell. Besides all technogic in that tv series can basicly be traced back to some episode somewhere along the entire tv serie where it was discovered and explaned, and as far i recall they actualy hade a technology to swing around like that.

or they have super advanced thrusters and anti gravity systems.

Watch ark of truth.

They did. not that it mattered, the Ori were neutralised anyway. Though you absolutely would not leave it on a ship! You'd rip it out and install it in the most secure and well defended facility you had! Also you'd copy all the data and back it up on many different planets.

theres no high ground in space

@@kevinforget549 oh I didn't know space is a 2 dimensional plane

Also wrong. In space there is no up or down, both ships could be seen as "above" one another from their perspective.

@@kevinforget549 you are talking about gravity or the perception of gravity ...but gravity is present even in space ..the sun the planets the stars the galaxies all exert a pull whether or not you are aware of it....how can you think such an absurd idea ? A point in space has 3 spatial reference point.. X, Y, Z Axis are just as applicable in space as they are on a planet surface if that were not true there would be no means of navigation outside Earth's atmosphere ...

xadam2dudex lol dumb redditor u are