can you do supernova comparisions?

Yes

ok im sorry 😢

Wassup

R.Y.N.O. Rip Ya (A) New One Still 1 of the most iconic video game guns from my childhood.

But then who threw the spear of longinus

Execpt when the minecraft TNT block did not explode

@@XeonosHD yes, i wish it did, missed opportnity

I was waiting for the lightsaber to cut off a limb

It added a lot but I'm bummed they didn't go all the way. The Dominator was missing its opening animation, no flash from the mini-nuke, the Minecraft TNT didn't pop... =( Glad Gurren Lagann made another appearance though!

How would you even use it?

@@maxbennett5412 Get a big robot.

I’m sorry but what is TTGL

yea i just remembered it when it started zooming out of the solar system

@maxbennett5412 the guy who uses it is bigger than the universe and a little smaller than the drill

Well... astronomical distances are pretty large. Even the moon, the closest celestial object to us, is 238,900 miles away. Even a thin pole extending that distance should have a volume comparable to the larger weapons shown here. Not those Super Tengen Roppa things of course, those are just silly 🙂

At those scales the spin and orbit of Earth and orbit of the moon come into play. There's no way kid Goku could have done it.

​@PBlot1 tengen toppa things are silly but a wooden pole extending to the moon is believable?

@@davidmdertu1267 Still less silly.

A very fin 8KM tall building from dragon ball got into the building size comparison

Yeah, that video is nuts

Yeah bro I still remember that video and watch it every then and now.

How about emotional damage

And also I wouldn't want the universe to collide with one of the larger ones.

@@jaakkopontinen both

"I am Heavy Weapons Guy, and this is my new weapon."

...A Minigun is a real weapon

@@Venator-Class_Star_Destroyer So is a revolver, no matter how long-barreled. Sasha is a weapon specific to the Heavy, it's not just 'a minigun'.

​@@Venator-Class_Star_Destroyerhuo long heater then

We are not allowed to touch Sasha

Bro's here too!

Except that, by the game's own admission, the Crucible is not actually a weapon. It's an energy source. The purpose of the Crucible was to link up with the Citadel (or more accurately, the Catalyst) and alter the signal the Catalyst beams to all the Reapers throughout the galaxy, effectively turning it into a weapon, although that's not the Crucible's primary purpose. (In fact, without Shepard to decide/convince the Catalyst to choose a new path and alter the signal, the Crucible would have done nothing.)

​​@@Zaxaresit's an anti-reaper weapon. Just because it's designed to only target a certain enemy doesn't mean it's not a weapon lol. If you launch the final mission with low enough war assets and the crucible is fired, it literally nukes the earth killing everyone.

​@@Zaxares Crucible itself isn't a weapon, but Crucible docked to the Citadel sure as hell is a weapon, what with it being capable of destroying all synthetic life in the galaxy (not just Reapers, Geth are also wiped out if you do this). Not to mention that it also overloads and destroys the entire Mass Relay network in the process of doing so. Oh, and if you have a really low military score, it also blows up Earth. (Interestingly, this overload must completely drain the Mass Relays of energy, as destroying relays via conventional means results in an explosion on par with supernovas. Really puts to scale how much energy is being commanded here.)

Good to see you here, Tay.

Why tho Why so big

​@@gameseeker6307exactly what I asked myself. What plot could somebody write where an Impossibly colossal drill is involved? Like, what could it possibly do and what is it meant to drill?

@@f-22raptorlandingzone30 it makes... sense in context. somewhat. It's from the movie, right at the end, actually, final boss fight tier stuff, so, you know, **SPOILERS**. I do recommend watching at least the movies, especially as the movies were released later so the animation team one-upped themeselves, and turned Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann into SUPER Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, but I do also recommend giving the series a watch as the movies skip a lot. things escalated in the second movie/act from giant flying mech on giant flying mech fights until you had mechs piloting death star sized mechs, to fight the "Anti Spiral" a being who in the interests of not destroying reality in some nebulous future swore to destroy all spiral energy using races... which includes Humans. Due to plot, they then combined all the death star sized mechs and a metric fuckton of spiral energy into one giant mech, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann that could walk on galaxies like stepping stones and throw them like shuriken, (because TTGL's themes include making constant progress in spite of hardship, evolution of the self, and working together to overcome said hardship, as a sort of counter/response to Evangelion) then the humans lost, which led to everyone manifesting their own Tengen Toppa mechs, then the Anti Spiral shot the motherfluffing Big Bang at Team Dai-Gurren (what the protagonist team called themselves)... so then the spiral king, act 1's villain, whose head was being used as a supercomputer remanifests his body, remanifests his Mech, the Lazengan, and in a crowning moment of awesome suffers quantum breakdown to convert the entire Infinity Big Bang Storm attack into a giant drill of spiral energy that then led to the Protagonist combining all the Tengen Toppa Mechs into one final Mech to end all Mechs: Super Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, who could use the milkyway galaxy as his bootsoles. then the Anti Spiral matches them, and they summon the Giga Drill Breaker, a sort of ultimate finishing move, which absolutely dwarfs fluffing *everything*, which causes the Anti Spiral to do the same, and get into a... 'Beam clash'? you know, where two blaster superheros shoot lasers at one another and try to force the meeting point of the two lasers back towards the other guy, but it's drills. so a Titanic Drill Clash that dwarfs all human imagination by orders of magnitude. and that's the story of how the STTGL Giga Drill Breaker came into being and was used.

@@f-22raptorlandingzone30 The thesis of Gurren Lagann's heroes - that is to say, Simon and company - is to keep moving, keep growing and keep evolving, to build on the past to face the future - embodied in the story's McGuffin, Spiral Power, which becomes exponentially more powerful the more something "evolves" - whereas the villain's goal - that is to say, the Antispiral and Anti-Spiral race - is to stifle progress and growth in others because they fear the catastrophe that might happen if it's unfettered. Inadvertently, they also posses reality warping powers and can match the heroes by copying their moves, necessitating the heroes to go bigger, eventually culminating in a battle where they throw galaxies at each other; the fight itself culminates in the Super Tengen Toppa Gurre Lagann (STTGL) and Super Granzeboma colliding their Giga Drill Breakers against each other tip-to-tip (and causing the universe they're in to experience a Big Crunch) until the STTGL's drill breaks, only for the Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann inside to pick up where it left off - this downscale continues until Lagann is left to deliver Simon and Nia right on the Antispiral's doorstep and finish the job face to face. In this way, the drill is central to Gurren Lagann's symbolism as it embodies growth and change: as the drill turns, the force of its movement is focused from its wide base into its tiny tip, exponentially increasing its speed and allowing it to pierce and move through matter, symbolising how one may be refined into a fine point. The Super Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is the final form of this idea, as it's comprised of every major (smaller) Gurren Lagann before it (in descending order of size: the Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, the Super Galaxy Gurren Lagann, the Arc Gurren Lagann, Gurren Lagann and finally Lagann) and thus functions as a drill itself as it goes from 100x the universe sized robot to little bigger than a man to circumvent the Atispiral's ability to mimic (since it can't create). As overrated as it is, it's a really damn good show and I recommend it. Tl;dr: It's a personified form of Gunbuster's Hard Work & Guts

@@Theycallmeyoshi1 intriguing

It would be about 1650kg of TNT as cast cube. Very big explosion but nothing world-shattering. WW2-era Tallboy had 2400kg (about) or Torpex as explosive filling and that is about 1,5 times as powerful as TNT is. Tallboys were used to destroy underground facilities.

​@@vksasdgaming9472very informative. Thank you

What're you talking about, they're compensating for the Antispiral. That fucker kept 1-upping them until Simon punched a hole through him.

And to think the same studio made Evangelion.

I think the scale seems off, considering that MK Vb Godwyn-Pattern Bolters (the ones used by generic Astartes) are supposedly .75 caliber, which is not even an inch, and not even 40mm. But I see it as a case of GW being terrible with numbers as always, because the video depiction seems much better suited for the 3.5m superhumans that supposedly wield them. So, I honestly prefer it this way, by far.

@@DonVigaDeFierro If I remember right whole Second War of Armageddon (full-scale planetary invasion to world with population of billions) caused less than one million Imperial casualties. In total. GW really don't know much about numbers, though 120mm main cannon of Leman Russ MBT is realistic.

To play devil’s advocate… Aren’t they supposed to be Gyrojet designs? Where the projectiles are rockets themselves, meaning that they gradually accelerate past the barrel, making recoil more of a moot point? It also depends on the velocity of the round in question. While the large round may not help, firing at subsonic velocities could keep recoil low, whereas if velocity was more in line with, say, 7.62x39mm, THEN recoil could knock an average human back. It also depends on how heavy the boltgun is; if it weighs about as much as an M2 Browning (~80 lbs), it doesn’t help in portability, but it DOES help in recoil management. The inverse is true if it’s about as heavy as a particularly heavy GPMG (read: 40 lbs)… not that the space marines would care.

@@camarokidbb4347 As boltguns are told to shoot rockets and having a ferocious recoil it might be hybrid design. That means regular bullet that is assisted with rocket.

@@vksasdgaming9472 Correct. First round (a.k.a bolt) is launched out of the bolter with a conventional charge (like a normal bullet) then after leaving the barrel, the gyrojet activates.

Just missing the gravity hammer, definitely would have fit in with that section of really long hand held weapons.

​@@TheIncorrectCorrectorOne thing that i hate about Halo games its that they try to be a science fiction game with some enphasis on "realism", but they failed that with non-sense stuff like gravity hammers. In Star wars you have space magic " the force " and Space Paladins ( Jedis ) using lightsabers, but Halo tries to be grounded on reality. Gravity hammers has no place on Halo when you have highly trained marines with real world squad weapons and highly advanced Aliens with Plasma guns. Halo isnt war40k

@@panzerrjcb Did you forget the needler exists? It is literally a gun that shoots crystals that home in (somehow???) and then spontaneously explode when enough of them land on a target. And the explosion is very inconsistent in how it functions, because it has to hit flesh to supercombine, unless the target is a spartan or sangheili. If it hits a hunters armor, no supercombine. Any wall or the ground will also result in not exploding. It is not only a nonsensical weapon, it has zero consistency. Halo never claimed be to realistic when it comes to alien shit.

@@panzerrjcb the gravity hammer is exactly the final phase of all scifi imo. Super advanced weapons going back to a club that hits even harder than a normal club could.

@@panzerrjcb I find it hilarious that anyone would claim _Halo,_ the series featuring ancient races creating a galaxy-consuming mega virus, and then as a response to the megavirus, another race (also created by the same ancient race) builds superweapons to wipe out all intelligent life in the galaxy _before the virus can get there_ "realistic." That's not even mentioning the large group of alien races banded together by religious zealotry, artificial intelligence, faster-than-light travel, megastructures on the scale of the solar system, genetically-enhanced cyborg super soldiers, etc.

Could've used the Gustav Gun as a comparison Edit: also nice job working on this one.

They're definitely not British though. Why the flag?

@@derekfurst6233 To show people all over the world watch them.

The guy behind this channel is Spanish

@@johnbaldock6353 that's a weird way of doing it bro, people usually just roll with, "greetings from X"

It just means the stand-in character was worthy.

I'll find my thingy soon

Depending on the scale the Dreadnought is between 1.5km and 3500km long. The main weapon managed to clear an area 1/5th the thickness of saturns ring

-bolta? -yes brother -for the Emperor

That’s the Long-Barreled Revolver

@@Honey_Bot_833 I'm pretty sure both are there.

And the sounds were spot on also.

@@JBinFLIndeed!

I was hoping for Chandelier up until they reached the stratosphere in size lol

theres a nerf gun based off of that gun btw

Same

@@screentimer there's even an ornament to make the in-game weapon look like the nerf gun The ornament is called Gjallarfoam

Glad you enjoyed it!

I take it Earth Doesn't exist any more in that franchise then as Jupiter sucks in all the comets and such and keep a lot of nasty stuff out of the inner solar system if Jupiter was removed the inner rock worlds would get bukkaied by giant killer rocks on a more regular basis. & that that is even ignoring the solar systems mechanics being completely messed up by the removal of one of the largerst Gravity wells. The earth & Moon are barely holding fast to each other as it is such a disruption would be "unpleasant" or even completely fatal to Earth.

It does actually, but comets and asteroids are the least if it's worries in the franchise.

@@90lancaster humanity has the power and tech to weaponize jupiter as a bomb, I think they can handle a stray rock or two. ;)

@@90lancaster to be fair, if you kept the bomb in Jupiter's original orbit, it wouldn't mess up the orbits of the other planets at all. Now, if you detonated it...

Only the lightsaber from Star Wars made it into the video intriguing 🤔

Commander Shepard with the adept class & an omni blade is literally a jedi. Mind blown

My fav is the typhoon from crysis 3

My favs r the Spear of Longinus and the positron sniper rifle from Evangelion, literally goat of all weapons

ace combat weapons like excaliber, Stonehenge, chandelier

real

Actually just left a message about this. Wish we could have gotten that instead of multiple from some of the series.

Chandelier is huge when you look at the entire facility, even the glacier it's built into is designed to move.

Yeah, honestly that was the entire reason I watched.

Man if anything is size related and you don't see Gurren Lagann. Then that's a shocker

That's actually an interesting question. It DOES block ambient light, since you can't see through it. I would say it casts a shadow, but you probably have to look closely in order to spot the difference in color between the things that are lighted by sunlight and saber-light both, as opposed to those lighted only by saber-light because the saber is blocking sunlight from hitting them.

I suspect to save rendering time it was not rendered as a world impacting light source.

Mt. Doom, from Tolkein. Mt. Shann, from Red Dead Redemption. Mt. Ararat, from the Noah story (probably the same size as the real one).

Wait, how can ninjas have s- nevermind

Did the split mountain from Halo Reach (I forgot if it even had a name) ever have an estimated height?