Weird Weapons of War - Mitsi Studio 

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Next video idea? Biggest military blunders. Would love to hear your narrator say, “if you think tourist postcards qualify for military intelligence, then Dieppe was the clusterfuck for you!”

Fun fact about the batbomb: During its creation, the bats got accidently realesed and burned down an airhangar and a generals car in a US base in New mexico

"when will you surrender" "when pigs can fly" *makes pigs fly*

The pigeon bomb used 3 pigeons, not one, and they also tried it with cats under the idea that the cats wouldn't want to hit the water but as it turns out cats are not as skilled at flying as pigeons. If nothing else the bomb was very accurate.

The cannon on the Vespa was a Recoilless Cannon, the the recoil would be mitigated.

Rule of thumb: If your new weapon is based on training animals to operating it, it will fail 100% at a time and is more likely to kill you instead.

The funniest thing. All were seriously considered by brilliant minds, and many were made. A nuclear mortar with a two-kilometer range, great idea. Purple Hearts aren't awarded for radiation sickness.

Okay "Gay Bomb" had me rolling on the floor laughing almost dying 😂🤣(also nice visual animation for the intro of it) 😂

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“Huh. Let’s destroy everything in a mile radius or so. But how small can we make it?” *And thus, the Davy Crocket mortar was born.*

6:21 “I DONT WANT THEM PUTTING CHEMICALS IN THE WATER THAT TURN THE FRIGGING FROGS GAY”

1:03 To further add on to the information shown in the video, the Davy Crockett was made during a short period in history where nuclear weapons were expected to become just another part of conventional warfare. Interesting concepts like The Pentomic Army which was a division of the Army that was designed for conflict in irradiated nuclear environments also came from this era.

First one: hehe metal darts Sencond one: N U C L E A R. M O R T A R.

Also the incendiary pigs were most commonly used to scare war elephants since once they were spooked they would often turn and stampede through their own ranks causing massive amounts of casualties and crippling morale. Pretty cool since the scent of elephants would spook Roman cavalry units horses so they lit pigs on fire to scare the elephants hahaha

7:08 Laughed so hard...Savage, but true

6:50 I WASNT EXPECTING THAT 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

This vid would've been 5 hours long if they brought up all the technicals the Arabs are making in the Syria and The Middle East

These clash of clans ads getting crazy

Your precision use of the word "Fucking" is Oscar worthy. "Because they were on fucking fire", "You can't just show us a moped with a fucking Naval gun slapped to it" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Something people should keep in mind about the Davey Crockett: if its not on a hill or depending on weather conditions more or less, it has a 100% operator death rate.

0:43 Why is that part where the French pilot killing they allied? That's what I call friendly fire mistaken 😅

So we technically had a literal Fatman from fallout but as a mortar. Nice

The soviet onion had the idea of flying aircraft carriers: by strapping two biplane bomber on top and one under (or the other way around) on a bigger bomber, they experimented the carrier on romania, too bad the project was discontinued to allocate resources for important priorities

One of the reasons the Davey Crockett wasn't used in combat was the fact that the destructive range was greater than the launching distance. So if their was a slight shift in the wind, you would irradiate your own position.

As an amateur dart player, I really like that you mentioned the legend Phil Taylor and 9-darter. And for the nuclear mortar, you miss the chance to mention Luke "The Nuke" Littler. 😂

2:39 didn’t expect him to swear

7:32 - Olga would approve that weapon.

8:08 - A flying BBQ? That's a great idea, despite the pilots won't be happy about that!

6:33 WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT

7:54 well it’s also that normal incendiary/napalm bombs were just more effective.

It premieres on my birthday Yippe

2:36 I love how you all have a good narrator and then break character saying what's on your mind

6:51 bruh things just gone wild over here

I love how a third of these are just animals martyring themselves lmao

Love the quality and the style of your videos Mitsi Studio

6:42 The fuck☠️

2:57 It should have showed them firing baguettes

4:51 this scene is just pure brutality 😭😭😭

Can’t wait for this, I love the unique animation style.

This is amazing! Can't wait to see a potential video on the evolution of artillery. Love watching stuff blow up, man.

I love the little visual jokes and way the narrator speaks in these videos, I've laughed a good amount of times.

I was hoping the Hellfire RX9 variant would be mentioned as a modern equivalent to the flechette. Yes its technically a non-explosive guided missile, but its still a bladed projectile designed to destroy targets from above with kinetic energy alone.

9:38 Thing is, this wasn't really an artillery but a siege gun. It was used to bombard the massivebunker complex at Sebastopol.

Ok, this channel is the best animation channel ive seen. The humour and all that shit is great and all, but I haven't seen a 1 hour video in this channel, we want a 1 hour video explaining every great war from 1800 to 2000! This would be a great video to watch on my free time.

Oh man I can’t wait

The Gustav Rail gun and it's sister gun Dora were actually useful weapons. The guns took part in the Siege of Sevastopol, attack on Leningrad, and Battle of Stalingrad. A little bit of extra history, a 3rd weapon called Langer Gustav was planned but never finished production after the Krupp plants were bombed by the RAF. It was planned to fire rocket propelled shots using V2 technology with the ability to reach London from occupied France.

Yet another hilarious masterpiece from Mitsi Studio - you guys rock and I already look forward to watch what you come up with next...

The fact that the sponsor doesn't have subtitles makes me like this channel more

4:20 skip

6:00 kamikaze before japan :

7:18 They updated Ghengis Khans tactics!!

I’m always so excited for your videos! I love the military and weapon ones

If I were to make a weird weapon I would make a poison made from Bleach, Puffer fish poison, and Rattle Snake poison. And I would put the mix in a powerful water gun or dart gun or even use it as a dip for the arrows for the crossbow or even use it as a lethal pepper spray I call it: "The Devil Killer"

Your channel is so good, how haven't you got to 1 million?

i have to say these are the one of the best animations I have seen so far...keep it up !!!

I have one these darts from WW1 that my Grandad brought back. They made the shaft from a cartridge case and the point was from a cross section metal barb wire post sharpened. He had one has an edc tool for cleaning the mud from his kit. It is crudely braized together with a button from his regiment braized to the side.

I love how honest this guys are about their job

This is gonna be fire

Incendiary pigs is similar to the Siege of Rochester. When King John was struggling to capture Rochester castle and mined under the keep and then set some pigs on fire which caused part of the castle to collapse

I always love, that you're using authentic german marches 😂 First Steinmetz-Marsch and second Regimentsgruß

"But you can't show us a naval gun strapped to a fucking moped and expect us to keep straight faces." Best line in the entire video.

Lord I knew where to include Germany from 1944 9:21

So excited man

4:19 Fun fact: they also made 30, 45 and 60 degree Krummlaufs as well, but only the 30 degree one saw any real use due to the same issues.

"but you can't just show us a moped with a fucking naval gun strapped to it, and expect us to keep straight faces."

I should point out that the bat bomb was a bit more sophisticated than that. The incendiary bombs were set on a timer. After being released, the bats would seek out places to roost...which would include the eaves and attics of buildings. When the timer ran out...well, you can guess the result.

I can’t tell you just how much I love these videos, they are bloody hilarious while being educational and factual all at the same time. You are a very talented team, thank you 👍 you should so do a tv series or film.

YES FINALLY I WAS WAITING FOR THIS

7:03 💀💀💀

They used the metal dart in Vietnam during operation rolling thunder, they dropped millions of them into the jungle, they went through the dirt and into bunkers

5:25 well it saw action in the war for Cascadia and proved quite useful especially in cruise misslies since the cruise missiles had self preservation capabilities drastically increasing the chances of them hitting their target. If it wasn't for Monarch

5:20, the fact you took the comment of a random guy is enough to make me very happy. Thanks 🎉

war pigs became canon

i unfortunately have to say that 2:28 was misleading. as a war thunder connoisseur of brainrot and broken hopes and dreams, the 150 TAP mounted a 75mm M20 *recoilless* rifle

Guys, you are amazing! Everytime the jokes are better and better. Thank you for sharing this talent!

I've waited a long time for this and this is so worth it

I hope this channel never quit. MAKE MORE VIDEOS

The moped with the gun was actually a recoiless, it worked like a bazooka and wouldnt fly off into the distance

5:53 they actually wanted to weaponize the Skinner Box?! That's hilariously brilliant.🎉😂❤

The animation on this channel is SOOOO good

If i remember right the incendiary pig was used successfully later on in some medieval sieges, were they dug some tunnels under a castle, trapped the pigs in such tunnel after setting them on fire and the resulting blazing inferno was rather violent because the fire war rather strong due to the pig's grease

10:50 literally a death machine

the romans used the pigs to scare carthage war elephants (which it did) , not burn down cities. Also the STG 44 also had another curved barrel but was a lot gentler and was effective. one variant was for tankers and the other for infantry. meant more for tankers to let them have the ability to clear inf. from around the tank

6:52 Oh Animan Studios are gonna make a masterpiece banger of a war film.

2:35 French shells are just huge metal baguettes and hat could feed a whole trench (a different kind of feed)

100% need to do a part 2 their is just so many goodies

you know it is a good day when mitsi studio uploads a video

Cant wait about these

The pigeon guided missiles were code named project ORCON (organic control) and the main issue with the Davy Crockett was its use was fatal to the operators. Also not so sure about the 300 shots of the Gustav, the artillery pieces shooting across the straight of Dover in WW2 (yes, we shelled a mainly deserted part of France and the Germans did the same the other way to England) had an average use of 20-30 shots before needing to be recast.

Seeing you guys dunk on the French military fuels me. Keep up the great work!

Incredible how creative humans are when it comes to creating weapons

With the Kramlauf you could see enemies as it had mirrios placed on it for aiming. While the bats in the bat bomb would be frozen ao they would hybernate

0:17 BTD6 IRL CONFIRMED???1??????

OOOOOOOOOOOH BOY A BRAND NEW MITSI STUDIOS VIDEO ON STRANGE WEAPONS OF WAR MY BOIS!

2:14 Boulangerie means bakery btw 😅

Been waiting a while for this! Bravo!

5:19 bro 💀

YES! A new Mitsi upload!

Davey Crocket was actually an 105mm AT recoiless gun with a football sized nuke on the end. They mounted it onto the Willy’s jeep.