Who Is TITUS From SPACE MARINE? Immune To Chaos? | Warhammer 40K Lore 

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Leandros reported him for not following the Codex, but in the process of reporting him to the Inquisition instead of the Ultramarines, also violated the Codex.

Leandros: “HES BREAKING THE CODEX ASTARTES!” Inquisitor: “We don’t care. That’s just a you guys thing.”

Titus is such a badass... Space Marine 1 was indeed a great game...

Romario Gullible: I have no favorite son. Also Roundabout Gypsyman: Titus, my boy, how is the best example of ultramarine that has ever existed doing?

It would be hilarious if we find Leandros again in Space Marine 2, just imagine the anger seething in him when he sees that Titus not only *still* outranks him but also got upgraded to Primaris

So let me get this straight.. so homeboy was reported to the inquisition because he was *too good* at resisting chaos... make it make sense..

Leandros saying Titus have been tainted by the warp is like saying Vulkan hates people, like bro everyone is tainted

"The Codex Astartes is a set of rules, they guide us, shape us as Ultramarines, teach us to hold honour and duty sacred above all. But how you live with those rules is the true test of a Space Marine."

Leandros out here after framing Titus for Chaos taint: *Laughs in secret tzeentchian*

I hope Titus gets to meet Guilliman

" screw the codex and fuck the chaos, I am simply built different "

Lmao he gets reported to the inquisition and they give him a promotion, new gear & whole genetic level upgrade

Leandros dying crossing the primaris rubicon is the only redemption I see for him

Everyone say it with me now 'Fuck Leandros'

That scene,... Leandros talking about the Codex Astartes (that he was breaking) in front of members of a Chapter that mostly uses said book as a door stopper, and who are there with an Inquisitor, someone they usually... don't really like too much. I think when they were out of earshot, the Inquisitor patted Titus on shoulder and was like "so that theatre is behind us, you have an interesting ability, tell me more about it"

Leandros needs to be in the sequel. We need this reunion.

I just want Guilliman to... well rip Leandros a new @**hole. Leandros: "He didn't follow the codex to the letter!" Guilliman: "... He's not suppose to... Wait... you got him punished for this?" Leandros: "He was in contact with Chaos so must be corrupted!" Guilliman: *Thinks about his brother lost in the warp for thousands of years* "Yeah... that's... not how that works."

I still believe in my head canon that Sindonis became a Dreadnought

Wut, was resilient to chaos, fought back the xenos and …and … the answer is “HERESY”

Leandros : "The codex astartes does not support this action" Rowboat Girlyman : *"SHUT - "*

And next up: Titus solos the Hive Mind.

Titus: *gets reported for being too good at resisting chaos* Also imperium: *grey knights exist*

Robute Guilliman: WTF Leandros, that's not how the Codex works.

"He has broken the Codex Astartes!" The Black Templars escorting the inquisitor: "Yes how terrible."

Still baffles me how 3 marines soloed a Waggh. Crimson fists: “Wait, that’s illegal!”

Titus returning as a Primaris and punching Leandros' face: "Snitches get stitches, brother."

Titus resisted the Chaos Sorcery and won the battle against Nemeroth. He should be wearing Grey Knight Terminator armor by now.

I hope we see leandros in space marine 2 and he gets clapped by the tyranids

"You are tainted by chaos!" My man currently chilling in full chaos armor: "No."

As much as I meme on the Ultramarines constantly, Titus is one of the rare examples of a blueberry that I genuinely like as a character. He embodies all that is good in his legion.

What do you think caused his resilience to the chaos sorcery?

I hope we get to see Robot Gorillaman in Space Marine 2.

this whole short and that one line mentioning the cadian shock troops got all my attention lol CADIA STANDS!!

Fuck the rank my dude got upgraded to a freaking Primaris Space Marine.

I heard Leandros is riding a desk, doing admin work, for the 793rd Corpse Starch Logistical Unit, and has only had 3 attempted fraggings by his guys this month! A new record!

When Titus told Leandros “he (Leandros) failed” before stepping onto the transport and seeing how upset it made him had me cackling

"how did you resist the taint of the warp so well?" "I'm built different"

A normal space marine beating shit out of chaos with abnormal exposure on wrap and returning without any corruption. I think this plot armor is so thick even ultramarines think it's heresy

Sidonus... *tries not to cry* May your soul be in the Emperor's embrace. (Also the Blood Ravens helped a bit later, before Titus killed the heretic)

400 years and his hair still isn't blonde? No wonder he can resist chaos, he resists Guilimon's gene seed

It is my belief that when Titus was sent to the Inquisition to see how he resisted Chaos that one of the Black Templars sent Titus's action report to their High Chaplain Grimaldus. Grimaldus took one look, rolled up right after becoming a Primaris pointed at Titus and said "Get in the ship."

This game was my first real dive into any 40k stuff. Not really into table top or miniatures but this was a really fun game and great universe to get interested in.

Okay, first off: Fuck Leandros Secondly, Malum Caedo acknowledged Sidonus and Titus as heroes during the events of Boltgun

Leandros ironicly violated the codex astartes as he has to call a chaplin first You never call the inquestion unless its truelly fucked Also titus is more close to how guliman sees the codex, less of a strict rule book more of a guideline for most stuff

His demotion was unavoidable, as Cato Sicarius is captain of the second company now in all official lore, which Titus was once captain. That said being demoted is common when moving towards the more honorable companies, such as bumping him to the 1st company. Perhaps he's now a first company veteran. In which case he's not demoted so much as he's promoted into the most honorable company and just waiting for his captain to die so he can fill the slot.

Leandros proved that he was in fact a very huge Blue Falcon.

Damn, I didn't know that Titus had crossed the Rubicon Primaris. Good for him.

Leandros: "Talks" Everyone else: "Stfu Leandros.."

God its such a relief when a brit actually pronounces leutenant correctpy

I like that the inquisitor had Black Templars escort him when he arrested Titus for breaking the codex astartes

So, this guy's plot armor is so strong even characters in universe were like: how the hell did he survive that?

My head canon is that our big blue Primarch intervened, clearly seeing Titus’s potential. And was like “look politically I’m siding with the inquisition, but while you are being demoted, I’m making you a primaris and sending you back out there- you are exactly what we need in the frontlines of the Idomitus crusade right now”

Leandros: "You have unusual resilience and strength against Chaos. You are tainted. I will report you to the Inquisition. They'll arrive with a detachment of Black Templars. In my eyes, you are unable to be trusted; as a member of the Ultramarines. I'm sorry, Brother. It's for the good and best of us." Titus: *"I'm just built different.*

we need a Leandros redemption arc where he realizes the book was cringe and starts becoming a total badass and in the end, sacrifices himself to stop a huge threat

Technically he didnt lost his rank. Previously the rank of Captain was both an administrative and combat role. After the reforing of the Codex Astartes by Guilliman the company command was split by adding 2 Lieutenants who each lead about 50 marines in combat. While the rank of Captain has been now been given a much greater focus on the admin stuff. Meaning Titus might have just chosen to be a more battlefield focused officer than a behind the scenes one

Hope they turned leandros into a servitor

He's psychic blank in the form of Superhuman astartes

Can't forget the part that for like 100 years following Space Marine the inquisition basically tortured Titus, he got freed and joined the Deathwatch, his whole squad there died to tyranids and he almost dies himself, then the Ultramarines find and save him (they'd been trying to get him released all these years but the Inquisition wouldn't budge), bringing him back into the Ultramarines at a lower rank cause his original spot had been filled (apparently this was all covered in White Dwarf 498, so that makes me even sadder for our boy Titus who did nothing wrong)

The one Ultrasmurf who recognizes that the codex is merely a series of suggestions

Leandros: MOM! he isn’t being affected by chaos!

Warboss Grimskull is the best part of the game...i love his all of his voice line😂

Can only imagine Guilliman's face when he came across that particular battle report while he was catching up on the 10k years he was asleep. "Wft do you mean someone was imprisoned for resisting chaos, killing an ork warboss and banishing a Daemon Prince all-but singlehandedly? What kind of absolute thick-as-pigshit, knob-goblin did that?"

Being susceptible to the warp: Highly suspicious! Not being susceptible to the warp: Highly suspicious!

The betrayal of leandros still hurts to this day. For I am no heretic!!!

i read somewhere in one of the videos on Space Marine one that Leandros pretty much fucked up by calling the Inquisition on Titus instead of an Ultramarine Chaplain, Chaplains are the one responsible for checking for any Chaos taint in Space marines and Leandros did the opposite and called the Inquisition on him. Correct me if I'm wrong It's been a while since I read the comment

Sweet. I was wondering who the Ultramarine was in the trailer for SM2.

He’s so badass when they are arresting him he gets to keep his gun

Leandros: AYO chaos shi should have kill you. Titus: Im built differ- *death watch*

Ok, I was wondering if that was a demotion. The only ranks I know are the Air Force and orks.

Good as Space Marine was, some of the loreraep such as Templars working with an Inquisitor, the fact that the Thieving Magpies show up if you bought some other version of the game and the fact that a captain both irl and in 40K ought to be in command of a company but here he's just with a veteran sergeant and some chump kind of takes the war out of warhammer.

Just saw a short of the old game, and I’m blown away every time by the scale that graphics have grown.

Havent played SM2 but i'm glad they didnt just forget about Titus. An Ultramarine who's willing to bend the rules of the codex is pretty interesting.

I really hope they make a new mini of him

I really hope we get to see Leandros return and have a redemption arc for forking Titus over to the inquisition. Would be cool to see him become a badass vet similar to how Titus was in the first game

Titus was so done dirty, but it's awesome to see him back in action.

Imagine giving 100 years of service and all you get is a tack in your forehead

Poor Titus reciving a demerit! Also then lost captain rank!

Guys wear your goddam helmet!

I killed leandros

Leandros: "But Girliman, he didn't follow the Codex!" Gorillaman: "But he won, right?" Leandros: "Well.. yes.. but.." Gordanam: *Slaps Leandros*

ah yes Titus, my favourite skydiver from the redbull team

God Emperor please slay the heretic Leandros (He went above a space marine chaplain and told the inquisition, basically avoided his main boss and whined at the CEO about his coworker)

Genuinely, this is the first video I've seen that's gone into what happened to him after the inquisition and, I don't care if it's actually canon or not, I'm glad someone's said he got out okay!

Refering to the White Dwarf 498: Titus was born about 350 years ago (judging from the perspective that we are at the end of the indomitus crusade and the fourth tyrannic war, so about M42.012). He was born 80 years before the first tyrannic war (M41.665 is 80 years before M41.745). Since he has served in the UM for 150 at the battle of graia (which is therefore about M41.815), he is around 340 years old. Which would not make sense with 4 Studs. After Graia he was in Stasis before serving in the Deathwatch for around a century. Either the studs stand for 75 years and he is a small portion away from attaining the 5th or they stand for 50 and he is just shy of the 5th stud and his stasis doesn't count. Since Leandros has two similar studs and has been in service for around 200 years, the former seems more likely.

I'm a simple man, i see Leandros and i scream at the top of my lungs "FUCK YOU LEANDROS"

Leandros: space book say dis bad Titus: well i cant read *the plot of space marine in a nutshell*

“I will finish the work captain Titus started!” -malum caedo

Ultramarine: you’re a taint leandros Leandros: what? I have no chaos taint in m- *massive hand gets put on his shoulder* Robby G: that’s not what he meant “son”

I want to see chaplain leandron with the squad of Grey Knights.

Leandros reporting Titus for being in contact and too resistant towards the warp. Grey Knights: I'm gonna pretend I didn't see that

Hope Leandros gets what's coming to him in the sequel like Titus was rewarded by Robot Gorillaglue himself just to spite Leandros, F that guy

Be really cool if Titus meets Rowboat in Space Marine 2

Leandros is probably the third most detested character in all of 40K, after Erebus and Kor Phaeron

So Titus was reported for not following the codex, but then is now escorted to the ship by black templars

I love how in the SM2 opening scene, you get Titus skydiving

Leandros is the Timmy of the Ultramarines.

Wait until Roboto Girlyman starts slapping the face of Leandros into the same realm as Malal and Horus.

Leandros to black templar- "he doesn't follow the codex" Black templars- "same"

"Chaos taint? The only chaos in my taint is I haven't showered in weeks" - Titus probably