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According to the same credits, the unfortunately talkative Watcher in the Dark is called Snurko.

All There in the Script: The Fab Custodes actually have names based on the Pillar Men, but it can only be seen in the credits and video description.

Case in point, if you haven't seen 'Chaos Descends' (or aren't familiar with Crazy Hassan ) you were probably wondering why some of the Ultramarines were riding on camels in episode 25.

All There in the Manual: Some of the Continuity Nods also become this.

Spoofed immediately when he's fed up with what appears to be Ferrus Manus's ghost and tells him to shut up.

All-Loving Hero: Vulkan comes across as this, talking about friendship and cooperation in his first appearance.

Alliterative Title: Both Q&A episodes: 'Awful Answers' and 'Atrocious Answers'.

The first and fourth specials seem to be smaller examples for Yu-Gi-Oh!, complete with a Shout-Out to Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series.

Affectionate Parody: A satiric take on the 40,000 with extreme devotion to the lore of the source material.

Near the endgame, Eldrad reveals that he wasted a lot of resources building pleasure domes.

While he tells Eldad that he will keep control over it this time, he proceeds to demonstrate that he has learned exactly nada since the Horus Heresy, by neglecting his children, causing Boy to come under the influence of an alien power and becoming an Archtraitor.

The Emperor tries to reenact the Great Crusade in Stellaris.

Aesop Amnesia: In the 7th special Stellaris playthrough:.

unless your targets are xenos, heretics, or people who don't eat tacos on Fridays.

An Aesop: Played for Laughs in the third podcast where the morals are 'Never let yourself be controlled by your anger', 'Never judge a book by its cover', and 'Never isolate yourself with cynical elitism'.

Advertised Extra: Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka appears fairly prominently in the Season 2 intro, but only appears for a single scene in that season - one which doesn't have many ties to the main plot.

The Masque of Slaanesh, in the both the first Brotrip episode and the Battle at Khaine's Gate, constantly spoke in this manner.

Vulkan: Did not our fluorescent friendly brother Ferrus do something similar?

This being the TTS universe, the WarHams soon find themselves in wacky adventures that they hope they can navigate successfully, and hopefully with all their limbs intact. Following Captain Zedek, the (incredibly alcoholic) leader, Reeb Van Horne, an Inquisitorial Acolyte, ПЂ-Braine, an Axe-Crazy Skitarii ranger, and Lorn, a half-senile Fenrisian sanctioned psyker, the quartet travels from planet to planet on their dubiously-reliable ship the Debt Collector, trying to gather resources and allies to fund the Crusade, in hopes of winning coveted 'points' with their leader, the food-obsessed Minister Moderatum Katje Van Noord. On July 2nd 2020, a new Actual Play side series, called 'WarHams', debuted following the adventures of four low-ranked members of the Bro Trip crusade, via games of Cubicle 7's edition of Wrath and Glory.

DAWN OF WAR DARK CRUSADE GENERAL STERN SERIES

The series occurs in the same universe as Karl the Deranged's series 'Chaos Descends' and Eliphas the Inheritor's trilogy ' Behemoth '. In October 2017 the series saw a small spin-off called Brotrip 40,000 depicting the journey of Corvus Corax and Vulkan as they make their way to Terra, stopping to see the galaxy as they go. Season 3 began with a two episode premiere on March 3rd, 2016. Season 2 has been completed with help from Karl the Deranged. It's a very comedic take on the 40k universe, though itself can serve as an introduction to its complex lore.Д®ach season is composed of ten episodes. Initially, the series mostly focuses on a kind of 'question per episode' format, with the Emperor as a Fish out of Temporal Water Catching Up on History, either asking or answering a question about the setting in rather colorful language (such as what the hell the Warp is), though slowly the overarching plot begins to emerge.

The story follows the Emperor as he tries to 'unfuck' the galaxy, his personal caretaker 'Little Kitten' (and later others) as the other half of a Double Act, and intertwined subplots such as the Inquisition trying to enforce their own martial law on Holy Terra. colorful critiques about the universe as well as its numerous Retcons over the years, and begins some changes. Hilarity Ensues as the Emperor proceeds to have some. If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device (informally abbreviated to TTS by fans) is a series of web videos made by Bruva Alfabusa, asking the question of what exactly would happen if the Emperor of Mankind could ask about the current state of the Warhammer 40,000 universe.

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