i can already tell the the Church of the Broken God and Adpetus Mechanicus would get along just well

I like how the author specifically said anthracite coal is what they use as fuel in their manufacturing process, extracted under saintly supervision. That just happens to be the highest quality, hardest, most metallic, shiniest most energy efficient coal with the least impurities. It is so low in organic compounds that almost no plant carbon remains and it is considered metamorphic submetallic rock,unlike other coals made of organic sediment like lignite or bitumen which comes from crude fossil fuels like petroleum. So literally even the fuel they use was transformed from organic to inorganic. That is meticulously good attention to detail to casually mention anthracite. That’s some serious next-level lore geekery.

I need a complete history video of Sarkasism, The Church of the Broken God, and the Serpent's Hand. There are so many great connections.

The broken God sounds a little bit like Amalgamus Prime. The first Cybertronian with the ability to Transform and from whom all other Cybertronians would gain the same power.

I swear the story of "The Church of The Broken God" should be it's own Netflix series.

Imagine Church of Broken God vs Adeptus Mecanicus

these guys are the equivalent to the tech priest's in the 40k universe

The Church, even if it is fractured, is united in desire to connect and rebuild their lost divine. It makes it difficult to decide if I want to pursue biomechanical reingineering with the cogwork, or use digital coding to help spread the influence faster. I always admired the church for what it initially set out to be, and still finding reason to continue...especially with possible pieces of their god still out there. Wherever they may be. Long Live the Robot God!

For me Mekhane is the good guy in this story. He set the roots for the humans to evolve from animals to the dominant species on the planet and sacrificed himself to contain Yaldabaoth and save Humanity. Maybe his parts can be dangerous for Humans but this doesn´t mean that he is when he is whole again.

*"There is no truth in flesh, only betrayal."* *"There is no strength in flesh, only weakness."* *"There is no constancy in flesh, only decay."* *"There is no certainty in flesh but death."*

Even with this seemingly contradicting the spiral path, I still think it is possible to make a timeline using all 001s.

The final part is what im expecting from the storyline of all the apocalypses happening at once, that every group of interest join in a forced alliance to deal with it because neither want the world to end if not by their own hand, just like in the SCP 5000 timeline, a lot of groups tried to fight against the Foundation but ultimately fail due to trying separately.

I love how detailed the Church of the Broken God is. If you didn't know it was from the SCP universe, it could almost sound real.

I've always loved the Broken Church, not only because of the deep lore but also they are, at least to me, one of the most reasonable GOI's (potential radical religiousness aside) disposed to work shoulder to shoulder with the likes of the Foundation for the greater good

Imagine an SCP game where you play as a member of the Church of the Broken God.

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine. Your kind cling to your flesh as if it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call a temple will wither and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved. For the machine is immortal.

So what *is* scp 001 exactly? Scp foundation: *YES*

I have a theory for the SCP-001s. They're each an SCP-001, HOWEVER they're from parallel or different universes.

After both the 5001 speaking thing and Alexei being accepted into the church, I’m kinda on the Mekhane worshipers side ngl- But I agree with the first worshippers who knew that rebuilding Mekhane would lead to the release of the other creator, which would most likely lead to an XK class scenario.

"Saint Scranton" Owl eared viewers might recognize that name as having ties to the foundation. It is unknown if Saint Scranton, Dr Scranton, or even Dr Robert Scranton specifically of scp 3001 (Red Reality) are separate characters under a family name, or all one and the same, but if they are all the one man, then it's nice to know that the church and the foundation are able to respect eachother. After all, Mekhane is a self-appointed patron deity of the foundation.

This makes me wonder how the followers of Mekhane and the SCP Foundation would react to transformers. Specifically, the Aligned Continuity where Primus was the incarnation of creation who sacrificed himself and become Cyberton's core to defeat Unicron (The incarnation of destruction) and cast him out only for him to become the Earth's core.

Foundation Researcher: Today we will explain 001. Me: Which one? Foundation Researcher: *YES* Day 244 of asking the O5 Council to use SCP-1968 to create a universe in which 682 doesn't exist.

I like to think of the GOI's in the alignment chart. The foundation is either true neutral or neutral good, serpent's hand is chaotic good, church of the broken god is chaotic neutral, the GOC is lawful evil, so on and so forth.

Honestly, I want to watch the broken church to rebuild Mekhane and release Yaldabaoth just in time to make them fight the scarlet king.

"From the Moment i understood the weakness of my flesh... It disgusted me..."

you guys make the scp foundation look so colorful and jolly

5:42 The Imperium ain't gonna be too happy with the mechanicus heretics abandoning their Emperor's light for the false god of machines.

Love The Chruch Of The Broken God. It is very interesting lore. Also go read SCP_001 Amoni-Ra. now that is a great read.

I like how you used Warhammer 40k aesthetics on the Cogwork Orthodoxy

A friend and I actually made this sort of fourth faction of The Church of the Broken God called The Caro Metallums. The Caro Metallum’s differ greatly from the COTBG’s other factions in the sense that the majority of there values and practices don’t align with the other factions with there primary mission being to use their tech help others in the name of Mekhane as the broken god did for humanity once long ago. They’re most tolerant faction as opposed to their other factions who believe flesh is inferior to machines they don’t fully follow that belief. They’re also not as cultish as the other factions and normally don’t force their followers to engage in certain activities if they wish not to do so. They follow Mekhane for their selflessness and follow their example to help others like they did. Much like the Xia Dynasty they do not think Mekhane’s body should be put back together as to could undermine Mekhane’s sacrifice and release an unstable Yaldabaoth once again. Take note of the word unstable as opposed to their counterparts, The Caro Metallum’s casts Yaldabaoth in a more positive light. In these stories Mekhane and Yaldabaoth shared a strong bond and built the world together. However at some point Yaldabaoth was struck with a sickness of mind and to protect the world from their sickly sibling with a heavy heart Mekhane made an ultimate sacrifice to imprisoned their best friend. Like the Maxwellists this faction is relatively young and embrace individually innovative ideas. But like the Clockworks they do have a system of ranks and titles within their practice including but not limited to Gearmasters, Machinists, Engineers, etc. As much as there criticized by the other factions they do still collaborate with them especially when humanitarian aide is needed. Speaking of which as fellow humanitarians The Caro Metallum’s often provides services to the Mana Charitable Foundation. That being said though one should not take there compassion for a weakness as cross them and they’ll unleash the wrath of Mekhane. As there ranks include warriors who protect those who need it. Overall The Caro Metallum’s are the humanitarians of the COTBG. What do y’all think?

If I existed in this universe I would definitely be a follower of Mekhane.

And in a few thousand years, they'll take over Mars. And they'll worship the Omnissiah too.

Editing my comment so the replays don't make sense... Great Video again guys! Love the animation style❤️

I love how thorough this is. Scp lore is great but it can also be hard to follow. Not only is this broken down and easy to digest, but you cover lots of details and make it fun to watch and listen to. Brilliant stuff! I would love to see other groups of interest covered like this if possible!

I've always had a tiny theory that if they ever managed to wake Mekhane up, they would just stare at all of them and ask why they turned themselves into robots. "I specifically didn't want robots, that was your whole point! To combine our gifts and create something more! Why would I not just make you mechanical if I wanted you mechanical??? Why do you think I even worked with Yaldaboth??????" I also have another minor theory that I just came up with during this video. What if Mekhane and Yaldaboth worked together while creating humanity, specifically as a possible answer to the ScarletKing? Like, Yaldaboth's gifts of flesh, adaptability, and growth, mixed with Mekhane's gifts of logic, thought, and invention. It seems like a decent combination to find an answer to a threat the god's couldn't fight against; create something brand new that can think in entirely new ways than either could form. Also... with this in mind, what if Yaldaboth and Mekhane weren't actually at war? What if it was a decision they made together, to forsake their influence over them beyond what we see, because if their is one thing that spurs on design and weaponry, it's war; so they devised the story as a way to get smaller wars within humanity, which created anomalous weapons like the living siege weapons, SCP-610, the upgrades by the Mekhanites, all of them. All created for a single purpose if giving a single chance to stop an evil far greater than either god could deal with. Probably very stupid theories, but they're at least interesting... at least to me.

I'd jump onto the broken god church in a moment if I could. I'm severely disabled, so it would be something that instantly pays off, too!

I like how they hint at a war with the scarlet king in various videos.

If I could be in any group of interest other than the SCP Foundation, I would be a member of the Church. Mainly because it just seems like a noble cause

Every day when I wake up the first video I watch is always yours, I love your content man, keep up the great work!

Whoever wrote this into the scp wiki was definitely a fan of the adeptus mechanicus from warhammer 40k

Iove the longer feel to this video!! More please! Possibly a dive into the history of sarkicism?

The moment I realized the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me

20:57 i love the ending here

0:48 wow did you see that robed guys struggling face? Great artwork

From the moment I realized the weakness of the flesh it disgusted me.

Nice work man 💙

Perfect Timing I just watched The other Faction Videos just a Hour Ago

I hear the omnissiah calling out names to praise the machines and the skitarii loading their guns.

Church of the broken God always feels very 40k to me. Like if I found out they had a base on Mars and have adult fun time with toasters I would not be surprised.

The thumbnail looks awesome

I would like a video soon dedicated to Gran Karcist Ion and his Klavigar.

slight bit of information missing the 10 golden crows were created by the god of the sun(idk how that happened), and the Xia dynasty used their 10 Xuan Yuan swords that had antimemetic powers to try to erase the crows. However the swords lost control and also erased most of the Xia dynasty itself. when people from the next dynasty, Shang, arrived, they had no idea that Xia existed.

Que ganas de ver un video explicando a este grupo.... Gracias chicos.

Been wanting to see a deep dive on the sarcists for some time. This video gives me hope it will happen

Next list though, you should study the Sarkites and their ranking system; Ozi̮rmok Klavigar Karcists Zend Orin.

So legit question since I'm not very versed in either universe, how closely related or intertwined are the W40K and SCP universes? Because this video sounds just like a faction I've heard of in W40K

Those gosh darn tickers always trying to replace my arm with robotics

Ah yes adeptus mechanicus lore

I could sit and watch this stuff all day,

Is there a video on the Sarkist? On this channel

Crazy how the church of the broken god and the sarkists basically want the same thing just two different ends of the spectrum

You guys just wanted to use 40k looking stuff 🤣🤣🤣 Jk awesome video, love your stuff. Never stop!!!!

I really love the implications that one day These long standing enemies will have to unite in order to defeat the scarlet king

i cant believe this actually happened. thanks for the informative video

Huh. Nice 40k Referenz. The adeptus mechanicus is really fitting for them.

Interestingly, there is an SCP that while not directly stated, it's heavily implied to be Mekhane containing the other god. The Church of the Broken God are really similar to the Adeptus Mechanicus from Warhammer 40k.

Just recently got into SCP , and now im wondering , if a Necron (who can speak) from 40K had a conversation with one of these people , what would it be like ? xD

Woah... Another SCP-001 proposal... I guess we're still on top of the iceberg..

I like how scp-001 is kinda just like a foundation myth

Are you guys gonna cover SCP 420-J this year?

7:08 your mic broken there, too?

Great vid !! ..love anything having to do with the church of the broken god ..🤖👍

Im a bit confused as to how this story relates to the whole Amani-Ra tale and Robert Bumaro beign originally an SCP Foundation researcher

i was like how i did not see this video already, then realized it came out 20mins ago

"Flesh magic" Did only i imagine here someone throwing severed chicken leg at hypersonic speeds?

I wonder if there is any connection between the saint named Scranton worshiped in the clockwork orthodox church and the Dr. Scranton of the SCP foundation.

Damn so this is where the toaster lovin Mechanicum truly got it's start

How much do we know about anything. Spread both love and information.

The origin story of Xia Dynasty is interesting and sounds familiar. Golden man sounds alot like Adum El-Asem.

Tbh, I kinda like how the cogworks look like adeptus mechanicus in your depiction.

Did you create the wiki dot, or are you just inspired by it?

The yellow emperor is probably Emperor Yu di who was called the engineer

The mechanicus ayo

Basically its Tech priests vs nurgle chaos worshippers

Cool

Neat

When Day Breaks happens, these guys will be like, “told you so.”

Let’s goo

Can you do the sarkic cults?

I see doctor doom with an infinity gauntlet on the thumbnail 👀

13:33 has a Battle Squig from War hammer 40k, please do well me Info graphs is now going into 40k lore soon.😁😁😁

So many mentions of the Scarlet King as an incoming threat,but is there even a story where he actually shows up for the fight? It seems like the Foundation keeps trying to prepare for a danger that just never comes!

I think this is the start of the Adeptus Mechanicus. - Dr. Bright

There is no truth in flesh, only betrayal. There is no strength in flesh, only weakness. There is no constancy in flesh, only decay. Join the adeptus mechanicus!

Neat.

"Cogwork orthodoxy is like Catholicism to protestantism" Eastern Orthodox Church: Am I a joke to you?

Ohhhhhhhh yessssss lets go i don't know that much about the broken god so glad to find out

18:37 Tai Lopez: somebody say KNOWLEDGE? 👀

Reminds me of the Cult Mechanicus in Warhammer 40k.

I was hoping Qabil and the Seventeeth Forge would be talked about