People have estimated Death to be at the most 7feet something. While War is about 9feet something. Damn.

I'm pretty sure Fury is the youngest.

@@fearz-4367 no War is the youngest Fury and Strife are the middle siblings

You're not wrong. The Concept of short dwarves was definitely a major Tolkein thing.

Sorry I'd like to know your source on that. From what I've read they were little maggot-men that evolved from worms

After the dna splicing by wicked spirits..they sort of did it so to mock the ancestors of their Dna.

Neither of us majored in psychology either, and truthfully we never really considered that Death had any mental illnesses, though he unquestionably has survivors guilt, (just didn't realize that was categorized as a mental illness). That being said... without looking into those that exist? No idea what he may or may not have. He's mildly anti-social; driven, cares about at least War a great deal (though possibly because of some guilt there) if not his other two siblings; and has that same kind of quiet confidence and borderline arrogance that often accompanies powerful or ageless beings, and nearly always comes with those who (like Death) have both power and borderline immortality.

I do know you need to have four or more symptoms of an illness to be diagnosed with it. Before I knew about C-PTSD, I thought Death may have had PTSD. But after looking at comparison chart and the symptoms of C-PTSD, it made more sense for Death to have that. We do see flashbacks of one traumatic event Death went through in the second game. And everytime the flashbacks end, he's usually on the ground and not in the best mood. In fact you can get flashbacks from triggers, and when does the second flashback happen? Right after Death realizes the dark being in the tree is Absalom. Granted he doesn't have much of a surface reaction, but he does tend to keep his emotions from being seen or noticed. Not wanting anyone to know when something is bothering him. So that explains his lack of a surface reaction. However right after the conversation ends, Death has a flashback of his final battle with Absalom, who the wiki admits was the eldest brother of the family before he died at Death's hands. At the end of the flashback Death is on his knees screaming in agony and sorrow at what he's done, and when the next cutscene begins Death is just getting up after being on his knees. Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't people with either form of PTSD reenact the traumatic incidents sometimes during flashbacks? Also worth noting is that apparently C-PTSD suffers go out of their way to avoid interaction or relationships. Death isn't too fond of interactions from what I can tell, but he'll occasionally find someone worth talking with. Such as the Makers, The Crowfather, his siblings, and a few others. As for avoidance of relationships, pretty sure that's there, in a way at least. Death doesn't get too close to new people he meets. Hell he doesn't have too much of a reaction to Eidard's death because of that, I think. Granted he does yell "No!" when he sees Eidard about to get squished by the Guardian. But after that not much. If anything he shows respect towards Eidard when he dies, nothing else. But again it may just be him hiding it again. This is just my evidence to support the idea of Death maybe having C-PTSD. I'll admit that the Avoidant Personality Disorder is a bit of a stretch. But I do have some evidence for it too. Death for one literally lives on a dead world away from everyone and no one on that world save for him, Despair, and Dust live there. He's quite literally as alone as it gets, when not being visited by anyone. That's not much to go on I know, but Death is a mysterious person and as the wiki states, he prefers it that way.

Thank you good sir.

Two Men and a Mic I really like how far you guys go into detail with your videos. It's something that I greatly appreciate. I look forward to seeing more of you two. And I hope that you really do well!

That is weirdly plausible, and a theory that could explain why the CrowFather could be older than the makers while still going through the well. It's not something we'd thought of before, and the Nephilim definitely pass through the well, just like (presumably) angels and demons, so... could be, and cool idea, just convoluted enough to seem like a legitimate crowfather plan.

Also the maker's since they created the well of souls an the realm of the dead potentially might have created a backdoor of sorts that allowed them to bypass, or opt out of entering those places. I could see it honestly the race choosing if they wanted to enter the well themselves, as a sort of boon an perk of their role in the creation of those places. Also with all the knowledge that the crowfather had gained an holds over he eons of time he has lives he might have found out what mechanic, or what have you the makers placed in to their creation of the well an the deadlands to be able to do that.

The Devs have said the games supersede the book for canonocity, so if anything conflicts between the two, the games are the canon "world state" if you will. Anything not directly addressed though could be inferred to be accurate, and almost nothing in the book conflicts with the games at large thus far.

@@TrueMastersandMorons ithey should introduce the grand abomianations and raviam in genesis it was a massively wasted opportuinty in Darksiders 2 where it would have fit perfectly into the story since it all about the history of the nephilm same for the plauge of marse which was death's first in universe encounter with corruption

Anything in particular from either game/series you'd like to see?

yes kratos origin and his journey as the ghost of sparda to his current state as a dad in the norse era!!!!

also please do a video on the genma-oni war and the oni warriors that were chosen to fight the genma in onimusha that is all!!!!!!

Sure, we have one on Vergil, is there any other subject, specifically, you'd like to see a video on? Isaac loves that series.

You mean invulnerable bro immortal means you can’t die of old age but you can die of anything else like combat. Invulnerable means you can’t die by physical means