The Mysterious Beast Of Medusa - 40K Theories 

You have watched to much anime prepare for an inquiry by the inquisition.

@@zyaggho9185 Not in Sub Sector Yamato.

wiggly necron : nani?!!!

I find this breakdown accurate. But for some reason, I always assume Ferris was a baby, sort of like Hercules fighting the snakes when his parents found him in the movie. So, angry buff 'baby' noises. :P

@@kingwiku9735 Well, he was literally born right before finding the tomb.

An interesting theory. Also I love the FUCK out of your channel profile picture.

Yeah both are good

Hope he found it.

"Answers to the name 'Fluffy'" "Usually by ripping heads off."

"Like the long killing sprees and lava baths"

Do you have an examlle of the Emperor or humanity, actually attempting to recreate alien tech?

@@ezechiellabayane6194 I think he's referring to the webway

@@ezechiellabayane6194 The golden throne is another example

@@ezechiellabayane6194 It might not qualify as "Alien" but IIRC the Emperor of Humanity did an internship with the Chaos Gods and afterwards began his Primarch project...

@@GiantEnemyMudcrabz totally is canon now.

Brainghost Ferrus: Fleeeesh is Weeeeak.

A S K O S T

*prolonged bird noises*

*S O K O S T*

It would just be a mere boop on it's noggin

Another thing they can be huge plasteel dix about...

Silent king:uhhhhh yeah no i have no clue. *Cue bullshit necron fuckery* ...yeah no clue. ... probably a shard. I dunno

40K is such an mysterious universe that Rem will have plenty of stuff to make theories about for a while to come.

Still going to this day

Well, that's not why they SAY they do it, but they could be subconsciously swayed to.

@@saltedllama2759 Exactly. I think that is also why Mars so so tech driven, because another shard is buried there.

@@TearDownGenesis It also makes sense given that the Emperor is the one who imprisoned the Void Dragon on Mars. Like father, like son.

and since the Void Dragon "inspired" the Mechanicus yes "it's alllll coming together"

It could also be because at this point the Mechanicus are manipulating them into being their private army and they're absorbing their shitty dogma.

I dont know latin but I always figured it was a play on iron man. Welp learn something new every day

Leidle Lee there be many subtle puns in 40K, it runs off of meme magic at this point

‘Ferrum’ is Latin for iron, ´ferrus manus’ is bad Latin ´iron hand’ (it should be ‘ferrea manus’). Ferrous is an English word (loaned from French) meaning ‘containing iron’.

@@fyraltari1889 to be fair, most English "-ous" adjectives are just Latin adjectives. Also, Manus is masculine, not feminine, so it would be Ferreus.

so you just discovered "iron hand," who had iron hands, was primarch of the iron hands?

You get your metal arms are this WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK Ferrus, this *WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK.*

Don't... we don't need another tomb world.

@@angryspacemarine1045 It was more than likely destroyed by the various earthquaqes that happen on Medusa.

Maybe a c'tan shard

@@bloodangel19 Rar sa vad un roman pe aici prin warhammer.

@@spyro563 se pare că nu sunt singur

I like the first theory. It was said that the Necrons already developed necrodermis before being tutored and enthralled by the C’tan, it makes sense that they would have done something with it before making the star gods.

Problem...why it didn't want Ferrus flesh?

Yes

He accidentally unleashed it as a child then ran away because he was outmatched. Grew into a young man that became an amazing fighter slowly gaining strength roaming the ash wastes until he became strong enough for a rematch then killed it.

He attack, he don’t fall back, But most importantly.... He got his head hackd’

Oh lord the memories... One of my first college courses was art history and my god my teacher was pretentious as all fuck. What a useless pointless class it was lol. Why associate's degrees require absolutely useless classes like that is beyond me...

Much more useful than Art History.

look at the lovely art of the canon's history. See? You ARE studying!

I heard Ferrus' lines in Brick's voice

The hills of Mission Viejo, five days without rain, one carelessly discarded cigarette, Santa Ana winds... suddenly I have a craving for Outback Steakhouse.

The hills of Mission Viejo, five days without rain, a carelessly discarded cigarette and Santa Ana winds... suddenly I have a craving for Outback Steakhouse.

Or fall. Or winter. Or spring. Earthquake season never stops!

It sounds like Arizona year round

Yeah, I agree

@@Jakenatorr my only issue with that is how the hell did Ferrus Manus, armed with only a stone, and nothing else, fight a C'tan shard? Even if he didn't win, C'tan shards are immensely powerful and Ferrus Manus didn't have any training/equipment that would give him an edge

Primarch

@@hades0097 Maybe its not a Ctan or rather a experiment like artificial.

@@Zacker-kf1ng My money's on that rather than a shard. Every time the Void Dragon has been mentioned, it's always "it fucks everything up" and even the Emperor wasn't able to kill it.

but he became primarch of the ghost riders sooo

Except that 40k lore started 20+ years before WoW did.

if by "hid" you mean stuffed in a Pokeball and locked away by the big E? sure

I'm sorry my primarch we can't find it anymore

That's what I'm guessing as well. No reason to assume Trazyn is the only one, just the most infamous.

Garett Crook Haha yeah.

I thought Ferrus meant "that Asinoth" i.e. Ferrus was experimenting with Xenos/Necron tech and made "that Asinoth" He gave himself those hands so he can box/play with his grimdark Aibo.

While that is a good point, the 8th edition Iron Hands codex supplement (page 9) states that any Iron Hands who fail the chapter must journey into the lands of shadow to obtain a shard/scale of the Asirnoth to regain the trust of his brothers, and that over the past ten thousand years only a handful of battle brothers returned in triumph. The fact that some Iron Hands were able to obtain a piece of the Asirnoth would suggest that the Asirnoth's "corpse" is out there still, adding credence to the tale about Ferrus Manus killing it.

40K Theories That does put a large hole in my theory. Perhaps the story of killing Asirnoth was true, but had been changed or embellished by retellings, and Ferrus was referring to a favourite retelling of the story. Keep up the great videos.

Who has thought you xenology? A ministorum priest? necrons have no warp signature whatsoever seriously, those abominations can’t be psychic in nature but something completely different,something abominable and forbidden.

@@danielavalsangiacomo6691 Necrons themselves are not psychic, that is correct. In fact that's part of why they lost the first half of the War in Heaven. The C'Tan ARE psychic creatures however. Not just psychic, but immensely so. The power of a full fledged C'Tan would have rivaled the Emperor's, albeit probably still slightly less. The shards of C'Tan, which is what I was referring to, while immensely powerful, were just a fraction of a full, unshattered C'Tan. And of these "star gods", Magladroth the Void Dragon was the most powerful and said to be the one that gave Necrontyr the technology to become Necrons. A shard of the Void Dragon is believed to be imprisoned beneath Mars. None of the Necrons themselves have any psychic powers. That is why they allied with the C'Tan against the Old Ones.

@@MrKago1 the ctan aren't psychic bud.

@@samueljasper4610 true. but effectively they are. whether or not they get their powers from the warp, they behave exactly the same as immensely powerful psykers. they bend reality, control various energies with extreme precision, can communicate telepathically, have telekinesis, ect. they only lack a connection to the warp.

meaning they were there before chaos yeeted the babies into the warp....sounds about right, the head was obviously Alpharious it was just a prank on his brother, he forgot this wasn't the one that liked snakes

they merge and you get a bigger shard, it's why they are kept in their pokeballs

He identified himself as X, or Ten

And Primarchs can easily take on named Greater Demons - a "shard" of their respective Chaos deity, if you will. Primarchs were 10-20' foot tall (ranging from Alpharius and Angron at one end, to Vulkan and Magnus at the other) demigods who never even got to realize their full power. And heck, even look at the rules: Roboute will clown a C'Tan shard.

Archibald Doogan comparing a greater deamon of any of the chaos entities to a c’tan shard is like comparing a glass of tea with a glass of unadulterated molasses

@@danielavalsangiacomo6691 The majority of people have little to no idea how powerful the Ctan were. They were all pretty much gods that existed in real space rather than the warp.

Come 'ere friiiieeennnddd!

Nah just your average protonid mark my words

Christoph Schubbe - reeeally? And why do u say that?? Where does your info come from?

@@atilax6452 I see you are not familiar with that meme...I'm sorry :D I was joking

Christoph Schubbe - no problem. Hehe, yeah, thats the first time seeing that.

@@atilax6452 you should watch Remleiz xeno biology videos. Basicly every second or third xeno creature which can be found as local fauna on every planet somehow have ties to the tyranids. And because of that fact the community meme grew that everything when in doubt is just successor of a protonid^^ It's pretty hilarious because basicly every wild animal somehow is a tyranid based creature in it's earliest form xD

he avoided being entirely shattered, small bits still broke off, and yes Big E put the biggest shard on Mars, and the IH and toaster boys have so much in common

Jake Moran: Duh Yeaah, that’s how Leman Russ came to be!!!

It's an update and remaster, as stated in the video description

@@40KTheories I should have really accepted those mechanicus approved occular upgrades. My bad😅