Stargate: Bilskirnir Class Asgard Mothership - Ship Breakdown 

The NOX were also part of the Great 4 races and their civilization was also still around. As for the Furlings we don't know what happened to them. Perhaps they died out, or perhaps they were still around too.

@@khyronkravshera7774 if i remember right the Asgard are still alive in the Pegasus Galaxy from Stargate Atlantis

@@philippchristel7637 Yeah, but that was a breakaway faction of Asgard who were far less noble than their cousins in the Ida galaxy.

Make video about Ori mothership.

@@ThePCguy17 But they manage to solve their cloning problem and survive. Thats more of what all the other "High Advanced" Races have done

Good

Mechanicum approves

Rom from DS9 has an ear to this section.👍

I'm Team Furlings.

@@Predator42ID you don't mind the fact that you've only seen those parts of Nox society that they ALLOWED others to see? They fully control their image and in dozens of thousands of years not only put them in any danger, but even found out any proper info on them. Asgard also might look cute and pacifistic... depending if you're inside their ship or outside:D

not to mention the ambiguous(running joke) race call Furrlings

Your right the Nox have not only survive but are thriving and the some of the Furlings are still around. Personally I love the Nox and I'm glad that they're pacifists because let's be honest that is the only reason they're still around otherwise the dumbass writers of the show would have wiped them out because they wouldn't want them to do anything to overshadow the humans of Earth every powerful race in the show that descent or amazing are generally killed off not so they don't overshadow the humans of Earth the Asgard the Tollens and definitely the Alterans. If they're good guys and are more advanced and powerful than the Tau'ri they won't be around for long or simply be written out of the show do you want to hear about them again.

Well technically the ancients survived too, they just went into spectator mode.

There's another use for teleportation tech?

Well, the Wraith pretty much negated that with their jamming field.

@@KenS1267 turning a starship into its base elements, putting armies into the vacuum of space, teleporting star matter on your enemy

If you're not going to beam a nuke what the point in even living? I mean really 😂

@@rhorynotmylastname7781 you can't beam through shields in stargate

The Vanir are still around

Artem Bentsionov yea but the Asgard are still my favorite

They are not dead you’re forgetting the Asgard in the Pegasus galaxy

Marcus W which episode was it mentioned? i have bad memory when it comes to numbers xD

Zeropiano /Zero Network season 5 something it’s a 2 parter I can’t remember

@@dimapez it was a good idea - replicators knew that world was rich in minerals and tech - and that it couldnt be a trap because that would be insanely bad cost/win ratio for the asgard. Basically it was a good trap beacuse replicators would not think that it was a trap. thus they would use bulk of their force to assault it.

The ORIGINAL Asgard homeworld was destroyed when the sun was turned into a black hole. Orilla (the one destroyed in 2007) was not just a colony world, it was the NEW homeworld, the place they moved after the destruction of the other one. It was more than just a colony.

Their original homeworld was called Halla iirc

Well, the Asgard did something that the Ancients apparently never got the hang of. They left instruction manuals.

@@westrim They also gave tech directed to Terrans and worked with them to integrate their tech with ours.

You do realize that the greatest technological Marvel that the Tau'ri have is Alteran/Lantean technology right? And it's this wonderful City ship called Atlantis. Not to mention that the Asgard and the Ancients have been allies for thousands if not millions of years I'm quite sure that all four of them use aspects of each other's technology. But you're right the humans of Earth will be mostly using asgar technology because it's easier for them to get access to it's been purposefully dumb down by the Asgard so they can make use of it well some of it because the more they learn the more they'll have access to. Lantean technology on the other hand has not been dumbed down for them and they don't have an instruction manual ready for them not to mention even if it did they still wouldn't be able to understand it this technology is tens of millions of years more advanced than anything that have humans don't even have the science to comprehend this stuff so they are not supposed to be able to understand any of it. Then and again to be honest the whole concept of the Asgard entrusting all their knowledge and Technology to the humans of Earth don't even make any sense the other guys should know plenty of other more where is a species not to mention there's are aware that the knocks are still around it would make sense if they gave their knowledge and Technology to The Noxs because they can actually understand and make proper use of it unlike humans who you just want to blow s*** up and inevitably try to conquer others. Then again it made no conceivable sense to me that the Asgard didn't just go to the Nox and ask them for help I'm one hundred percent sure that the Nox has the technology and abilities to save their species. And even if then didn't the Nox and Asgard working together would have found a solution in absolutely no time. Man I love the series I really do but good gods those idiot writers ruined so much if it.

@@damianallen8377 I get what you mean, but remember that stargates aside, the weapon aspects (which is what was mainly needed throughout the series) of the ancients usually required ZPMs to functions and left very little instructions on how to build them. A fully stocked Atlantis is an opponent not even Ori motherships would stand a chance against, but because of lack of self production facilities, or proper instructions on how to make, the city currently lacks a ready arsenal or capacity to defend itself in a long term battle. Asgardian technology is powerful, reliable, and has been left with clear instructions on how to replicate. Best of all it, as far as I know, requires naquadah, which is readily available on the milky way.

The ori and alterins broke up a long time go there ides in tech change a lot and some reflected them together as a species

When you got nothing between your legs, but everyone still needs to duck when you turn around.

SUPREME COMMANDER...

They called themselves the Vanir and they solved the cloning problem, at least temporarily.

Simple. They were dying anyway. And from what we knew "Their last attempt to adress this cloning problem infected them with a disease that was spreading really quickly." They ran out of time and options.

@@vadfarkas14 I forgot about the failed cloning part

@@joshmorel2363 It was stated in both "The Last Stand" and "Unending" that the Asgard seen throughout the series were clones and as Daniel states in "Unending;" "They chose to extend their lives through cloning millenia ago, which took any biological prospect for ascension off the table." They were already dying because of the 'law of diminishing returns,' each Asgard was basically a clone of a clone and therefore would have died out anyway given the repeated complications

I think he meant "stand" as in play an active roll in the interstellar/intergalactic community.

The Nox are a bunch of arrogant blind pacifists and isolationists. They might as well be dead.

Also the furlings

@@ispyonthefbi What Furlings?

@@ThePCguy17 they were one of the first four races , the Asgard mention them to O'niell. However they were never shown on screen

Oh you got to be kidding me. My favorite show and I missed that!!! Shameful...

Seriously? It's clearly a reference to Mjolnir iconography from the Nörse mythology referring to Thor and the Aesir gods. While some of the Nox seem to be named after Vanir gods if I'm not mistaken. Aesir and Vanir fought each other, then made peace, became protectors of Midgard or something like that.

I think in the episode that introduced the Asgard the Tauri we're looking for Thor's Hammer, but I forgot.

"THOR! THOR! THOR! THOR!"

@Mikolaj Kraszewski I don't disagree that the O'Neil looks more advanced and futuristic. But I think the Bliskirnir fits better with the Norse aesthetic. It looks like a hammer, the O'Neil simply doesn't have a Norse aesthetic

@@marcusmanchester7095 i thought the O'Neal class looked kinda like a Viking helm?

Given the spear-headed shape of the O'Neill class, I suspect the Asgard simply let us assume they name the class after the first ship we see, when in fact they refer to the Bilskirnirs as the Mjolnir-class and the O'Neills are really the Gungnir-class.

It didn't make much sense though.

It wasn't hearthbreaking it was the dumbest plot hole ever devised - basically a lazy ending to a story arc. They could have easly translated themselves into computers and then moved on as purely mechanical civilization at least until they "solved the problem" - Thor demonstrated that Asgard mind can do it even in primitive in comparison Gouauld Hatak Computer system. And Asgardians were already adept at loading/downloading conciousness from computer banks to clones and vice versa. There was no reason (sensible) to commit suicide on a planetary scale. "Asgard Core system" was a prime example that they could do it already.

@@krzosu I got the impression Thor didn't particularly enjoy being stuck in a computer. That may have affected their decision. The Asgard weren't completely destroyed, though. The Pegasus Galaxy had a colony, with the awesome battle suits.

@@Swiftbow Well Thor didnt ejoy it because he was basically tortured and had his mind ripped out of his brain against his will. So that was extreme circumstance (when he took over Anubis ship). On one occasion they have shown that they can carry their minds on board of ships and machines - when their new colony was assaulted by replicators (aka by 5-th) so they could do it both easly and safely. Dont get me wrong i bet that had some downsides to it too - but if you either had to genocide your people or make them live in machines i would prefer the machine one - at least that would give them some chances to survive and work on the problem.

@@krzosu I tend to agree, but I think part of the point was that their society had become stagnant and their zest for life had faded. Probably largely because they were immortal beings in bodies that had successively become less and less capable as time went on. They had no children, they had individually lived for thousands of years and had exhausted life's experiences. Death was something they had feared, like the Ancients. But unlike the Ancients, they elected to finally face death, rather than continue to cheat it.

40k. Bye.

​@@smalliesmalls9601 halo forerunner dreadnought... bye

Ancient city-ship. Farewell.

@@jonathangodin4775 Yeah the Ancient City Ship easily hands both of them their asses.

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I thought we fixed that thi*WHOOOSH*

"Still around" is a relative statement lol

The Daniel Jackson was an O'Neill class ship. The line probably had Samantha Carter and Teal'c ships, too.

If the name is anytjing to go by, I'm glad they got off'ed.

Aztec. Quetzalcoatl was Aztec.

@@TentaclePentacle Have those beings been confirmed as furrlings? My understanding was that is was purely specualtive

then you didnt pay attention, the name of the galaxy was basically the first thing Asgards told Oneil when he met them for the first time ...

Indeed

Defo one of them.

Yeh. Honestly they O'Neill seemed a bit too wide on the wing section, but that was it IMO.

Artem Bentsionov It’s called Bilskirnir-class. stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Bilskirnir-class_ship Thor’s ship was named Biliskner.

I would have been happy if the ships had been named the Mjolnir class due to the hammerhead shape, while the newer O'Neills (with the spear-like forebody) were officially called the Gungnir class.

Don’t they all look basically the same? Spindles with thick ends? Barring any non-canon appearances like comic books and video games and that old Havenite design with rotating dumbbells.

@Artem Bentsionov From what I understand yeah, they visually look pretty similar especially from a distance. But it would still be cool to hear about their lore on the channel.

Well, the idea is that everything is happening while most Earth humans are unaware. In Universe, you have a Space Cold War between Earth and the Lucian Alliance, but only a tiny percentage of Earthlings know about it. In the XSGCOM fanfic, Earth accidentally becomes an interstellar empire, when the System Lords casually accept Weir’s outrageous demand for ownership of everything within 100 light years of Earth (she thought they’d say no). Earth leaders collectively facepalm, but gotta stick by your guns, can’t back down. They end up more as benevolent protestors, showing up to tell the primitives that the Goa’uld won’t be bothering them anymore and offering to help.

Two words. Plausible deniability. Its all real 🙌👐🙌👐🙌👐🙌

You mean the toilet seat?

@@artembentsionov LOL

i think it would be far more easier and practical to just move them lets say 200 m off the ground and let the gravity do the rest ...

@@Asghaad 😂😂😂 or transport the individual into the vacuum of space

It already replicated, now there are two of them XD

@@mvgomez9573, whelp time to break out the Anti-Replicator weapons out again 😄

It’s now 5 we better get them under control

@@Marcus51090 18 hours latter.....umm guys they have reached unmanageable numbers............we still got the dakara array right????? oh the ori blowed it up hmmm this is bad.........

chorky dorky just play the b side of the crystal dude lol easy lol

@@dimapez never mentioned, never happened. you want it to work that way in your fan-fiction, feel free... :)

My exact thoughts. Maybe it activates during a larger explosion

Or its specialised to detect and disable electronic detonators, which seems to be the most used kind of detonator in the galaxy...

Something akin to how Halon douses a fire by interfering with the electron activity that releases energy during combustion. Halon 'poisons' a fire rather than cools or buries it.

@Sagrotan Unfortunately I wouldn't trust 40k teleportation at all. Since its basically just shunt you to warp and back. You know the warp with demons and all. Compare to, hell compared to most fictional teleporters. Stargate are the safest ones ever.

@Sagrotan I worship the Omnissiah.

Lore reloaded tho