It seems half the fans usually miss this. The Predator doesn't just explode himself for an honourable death, it's also to make sure any lifeforms don't get ahold of their technology.

The Yautja killing himself at the end isn't just out of shame it's to remove evidence of their visit and make sure we don't get their tech.

The fact that we’re considered dangerous game is awesome

I want to see a movie based soley on the predator homeworld and their culture. No humans.

I never thought of them as terrifying but more as badass.

Predator: *7 ft tall* Peppa pig: Finally a worthy opponent

Predators are one of my favorite characters but they’ve been the victim of bad writing in movies. They could be so much more. Maybe an hbo or Netflix original could do them justice

Its good to know the Yautjas have an honor code. Like how they spared the girl from the first movie, and Weyland from the Aliens vs Predator movie because he had a chronic sickness. I hope they spare asthmatics like me too :')

Their civilization honestly doesn’t sound that bad. Hierarchy not based on the family you were born into, but based on endurance, honor, and respect

Someone needs to make this a game. The name is simple. Predator. Its a create character game offline and online. Clans/groups, raids, hunts, many planets big maps, you start as young blood and lvl up to final part. This would be a perfect game

The number of Elite predators makes me less worried about their capabilities, and more concerned about the number of xenomorph queens there are/were out there to elevate that many living predators to elite status.

The Yautja, imo were one of the most unique alien groups to come into cinema in a long time. They don't look just like every other gray alien on-screen or reptilian, their culture is pretty complex too,ethics, a code of honor and class system. I've got to get back into the books one day.

The requirements for clan leaders sounds like a mythic raid description

The biggest plot hole in all of the first Predator is the mud masking, it would hide your body heat while it was wet and cool, but not your breath. The heat vision would pick up your breathing as warmer than the air around it as a consistent anomaly in the middle of the jungle.

UNBLOODED: 25% BLOODED: 45% ELITE: 15% CLAN LEADERS: 5% BAD BLOODS: 2%

the transition from stars to trees was the smoothest thing i had ever seen 4:07

I always thought the bomb on their wrist was more to prevent discovery/proof of their existence than ritual suicide.

So, Sigourney Weaver would be considered a straight up bad ass among the predators.

Shoutout to Kevin Peter Hall, the original 1987 Predator who stood at an amazing juggernaut height 7”3. Played the role damn good.

This was perfect “taking a dump” viewing

I hope one day someone does a proper Predators movie where it's POV is centered from the Predators and not the humans.

The thumbs down are from Xenomorphs.

How do they kill a whole hive of Aliens when their weapons always melt when killing one?

3 xenomorph Queen skulls! Thats insane when you look at the movies and find out what it takes just to kill one.

"The Yautja...The Original Honorbound Warriors " -Stellaris

Im not 100 percent sure this is true. but dont the Yautja only kill armed prey, because unarmed prey is dishonarable

Always wondered about the possibility of a Yautja adopting a human child to raise as their own. Like say the sole survivor of an Alien outbreak.

Fun fact: the Predator's characteristic clicking sounds were made by Peter Cullen, aka Optimus Prime 👌

Ok so their not Jamaicans at all

7 ft 500lb stands on tree limbs

The reasons they have their honor system is to balance their morality with their technological power, and not to be considered "bad blood".

Would you like to play this game if it existed. You play as a predator and start as unblooded. The tutorial teaches the player the controls and rules. I thought it would be cool if as a player you could roar to lure prey toward you and kill unseen. There will be no fall damage because the fall 80ft without killing themselves and can double jump but upgrade to a triple jump. At the end of the tutorial you kill a xenomorph and take the head back to the clan leader and become blooded and get 100 currency. Once blooded the game transforms into an open world game like mass effect and travel to planets to hunt. You could play with two others like destiny and rise through the ranks. As you rise through said tanks you are given access to more advanced weapons like shoulder cannon and a combi stick. You can acquire these by taking their skulls and exchanging them for money. You could also use the skulls to upgrade your predator like giving a triple jump ability or silent footsteps. I thought it would be fun if the game had two ends like dishonoured. For example, the good end finishes with the player as a clan leader. The bad end happens if the player kills those who cannot defend themselves, basically, civilians. This causes the player to become a bad blood and sentenced to execution.

The C.I.A got you pushing too many pencils?

Highly informative man, except that you forgot how they were able to be in the Mortal Kombat tournament 😤😁

We definitely need more predator films

Yes but they are no match for Chris Hansen.

Sorry dude. Self destruct is a technology denial system. They honour a creature that wins. They will let them go or even take them into the tribe. See: Preditor 2 and the comics about a human woman that was blooded.

Imagine if an unblooded come back from a trial with three queen heads and he’s all like “ bitch pay me”

Just imagine Mandalorians from the Mandalorian Wars in Starwars and Yautja meeting up. Two great warrior peoples facing each other for honor and glory in battle.

Predators (2010) is chock full of absolutely magnificent one liners!! Awesome!!

Thanks i've always been interested in the lore of the Yautja

So much savagery but no scientists in their ranks. A civilization can never be as technologically advanced as theirs without intellectuals.

I need more of the engineers vs preds. I need more pred/alien. I need more!

I think the Yautja in Predator 2 had some sort of birth defect, possibly even imbred. It explains why the creature needs to eat so much in comparison to other Preds, and why it needs a respiratory device to breathe easily, something other Yautja's haven't needed. Also it got yeeted by Danny Glover.

Why does it feel like this was just a social studies assignment and then it got uploaded to KZfaq

Predators and Xenomorphs are easily some of the most famous alien species in movies, games and comics

The Yautja are basically living a real life RPG! I want to play this RPG.

I actually clapped when this was over as if I was watching a good movie!! Such an excellent explanation! I've been saying the same things for years as an avid predator and alien fan!

The ancestor to Elites from Halo

It was actually Steve Wang that designed the Predator. Steve was Stan Winston's secret weapon of creature design. Great vid!

Thank you so much for this 🙏🏽- solid work and really helps to better understand and appreciate the Yautja !

The human race could learn a thing or two from a fictional alien race, they seem to be more honourable then us lol 😂

Love this sort of stuff. I crave lore and images of the Yautja. Such a fascinating species.

After watching this I’m confident I can hold my own at the next Nerd Out at the comic shop! Will you be cover some more of the Predators storylines?

A movie based on the yautja prime and their culture would be dope but also I'd love to see machiko naguchi storyline and how she lived and hunted with the predators

just watched AvP and i loved your explanation of it all. so good.

It's like Dashiexp once said, they've got Mountain Dew blood.

I'm very intrigued by your way of explaining and putting together your video. Especially throughout how you used the classic theme. Very immersive indeed job well done mate.

Honestly didn't expect to learn this much. Thanks keep up the great work

Scar Predator has always been my favourite.. The gear he had looked badass as hell

Nothing I didn't already know, but a decent overview of the Yautja. I remember reading the AvP short novels as a kid and they dove pretty deep into the Yautja lore. I love whenever the AvP or just Predator topic gets brought up around friends and I can drop nerd knowledge on em lol.

Anything Yautja related and I'm in. One of the better "Explained" Yautja video on YT. Well done.

I love your channel Mate keep up the good work

I love your videos!! So amazing! Love your vocals!!!

Never knew there was so much to this, i think ill have to rewatch some of the movies soon.

I’m gonna have me some fun. I’m gonna have me some fun

This is a one of the best documentaries I've ever seen!

Great vid bro love how u connect all of the lore. Big thumbs up

Thanks for explaining! Never knew the lore of the predators went so deep.

*come ooonnnn, killllllhhhhhhh me I'm heaaaaaa*

Amazing explanations! Great work!

Recently subscribed to your channel. And I love it! Watch you daily now good man

This was very informative. Can't wait for the next video 😁😁

The City Hunter has always and will always be my favorite Yautja. It's so underrated and unappreciated

I still wonder why we had so many pyramids on earth.

I'd love to see a reference of the Yuatja in the upcoming sequel to Alien: Covenant. Be awesome if David comes into contact with the Yuatja this allowing him to complete his vision. The Yuatja see him somewhat worthy and see that his studies and intelligence of creating the perfect creature strongly follow what their species achieved thousands of years before. They grant him his final piece of his vision, their own, more advanced species of the Xenomorth, an single Xenomorth egg containing a Queen hugger.

Love these guys. Which film was your favorite? I shamelessly love Predators

Im not really into aliens and I havent watched any of the movies but you have 1000% of my attention, never realized how cool these things are

This was really really good. Thanks you

Thank you for the explanation 😊I learned a lot

So primitive yet they manage to build spaceships running on 80s computer.

Really informative, enjoyed the vid.

So interesting. I never knew there was this much lore behind them.

Rewatches the OG movie yesterday Practical effects still stand and the atmosphere and feeling of helplessness is awesome One of my fav movies of all times

Can we get a film about invading their planet?

It's original inception was a giant pink mantis bug man that was played by Jean Claude Van Damme.. No lie..

Great documentary.

Awesome video and I really hope they do a movie fleshing out more of their society. Predator leader: "Take it! Harrigan: 1715?!?

Beautifully detailed. Thank you

The fact that you even showed a picture of Predator vs Judge Dredd is a guaranteed like.

I love this stuff! Love it

Just discovered this channel. SUBSCRIBED

What about the occasional human predator (this happened more as humans gained space flight) as some humans who had survived a hunt or aided a yautja in a xenoemorph hunt

i love the entire series of the books associated with them. Kinda hoping there are follow ups when the series ended and certain people escaped with them and are traveling parts of the universe other humans dont have access to anymore.

Maaaaaaan your channel is DOPE

Great breakdown!!

What I love about these guys is they're generally honorable* without being stupid about it *"honorable," of course, doesn't necessarily mean "friendly" or "benevolent"

The predator lore is damn fascinating

LOVED THIS VID

this is great! thank you