40 seconds actually.

>Enters. >Tells everyone he wants more lands. >Refuses to elaborate. >Kills someone. >Leaves.

In the words of Ron Burgundy, “Boy, that escalated quickly. I mean that really got out of hand fast.”

That comment made my day😆

@@ennieminymoo6675 i've definitely played with people like that in D&D.

JD Most likely the second one. Remember, even though Arthur pulled the sword from the stone, there were plenty of chieftains and warlords who refused to acknowledge him as their king, and thus he had to assemble an army quickly, with the knights of the round table serving as his personal champions and commanders. The young king wasn’t exactly in the best position to be picky. That being said, time and/or luck must’ve been on his side for Ruber to be the only bad egg he had to put in the basket-the other knights and especially Sir Lionel were all excellent choices. Unless there were more like Ruber who were simply slain by enemies and then replaced by more chivalrous individuals during the wars.

As the saying goes: keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

Quoted from a /co/ thread "Considering he beat back every knight single-handedly except the king himself, my guess is that even though they knew he was evil they needed him to unite the kingdom because he was strong. Once that was out of the way, it was basically a waiting game for him to show his true colors. Which seems to have been immediately after the first time they actually sit at the table. Basically they used him for his retard strength and let him sperg out, then ran the country like normal." -Anonymous No.101640317

maybe he started off as a good knight but ended up becoming bitter over the years. One of those villains who were initially one of the good guys but had a problem with how their country was being ran

He could have been different once.

No, Rüber seems pretty ethical to me. His ethics are quite different to those of Arthur but he's so convicted in his ethics that he's willing to kill over them.

@@mooseolini1447 Dude he literally screams various times in the movie that he is only in it for himself and he's proud of it those are not ethics they are just personal insane convictions

@@ennieminymoo6675 Ethics are just a moral code, therefore, deeply subjective. I'm sure he is in it for himself but wouldn't he have been assured high social standing and many lands and subjects had he just taken what Arthur was offering? Of course he would have, so there are obviously other factors at work with him, besides pure material gain. His personal code conflicts with Arthur's.

@@mooseolini1447 I don't get your criticism. So he's a narcissistic megalomaniac warlord yes, and that just happens to be Arthurs exact opposite? Doesn't validate his actions let alone his schemes

@@Micharheins That's why you never hire narcissists in the first place. Or crazy, unhinged folks. I don't care how skilled they are, you will regret it later. And besides, for every rotten narc, there are like ten others who aren't, and who can do the exact same job without all the downsides to their character and lack of morals and morale. I'm glad workplaces are cracking down and screening for these freaks. The criminal underworld not so much obviously, so why dark triads chose not to get involved with equally morally devoid people in the underground and want to go bother normal people is beyond me, but they need to fix it. HOWEVER, in Ruber's case, crazy or not, he's bringing the most defense, and doing the most in general. Arthur didn't have to give him any special treatment if he didn't wanna, but giving Ruber some thorny, useless outlands was just uncalled for. So you're telling me that Arthur hired this guy himself and knows full well that this dude is crazy screws loose, violent, short-tempered, overpowered, entitled, doesn't do a thing for charity, and is clearly only there working himself the most for the benefits ------and he gives him the worst lands out there. This is kinda on Arthur.

"The only reason Sir Lionel's daughter is still alive is that i find her stupidity mildly amusing."

Ahh good ole Gary Oldman

Arthur: SIgh alright, we're all ears, this is now a therapy session, so what's really the problem now? Get dumped by your 6th girlfriend this year? Gambling debts? Medieval IRS?

Ruber: "I just feel like I'm pulling more weight then I'm compensated for. My men are working as border in the most dangerous area and I've been having flashbacks of that stone ogre attack."

You got me laughing so hard I dropped my damn phone.😂 My mind automatically read it with their voices, and I must say it's one of the funniest comments I've ever seen.

He hit the shield aside and took the force of the hit to the head watch it at slow speeds you miss it otherwise. If you freeze frame it looks like he's being choked by his own arm.

**inserts Captain America "I understood that reference" meme**

Ruber was high on sujamma

How is everyone ok with this comment. 😂😂😂

Have you ever actually held a shield? It doesn't make you magically invulnerable to harm.

Lemme think...hmm....Oh! Oh! Is it Arthur???

@hunter christensen it's obviously King Arthur

Like that sonic game

@hunter christensen A

Wrong it sir ruber played by gary oldman.

Yeah, he's a pussy and doesn't seem to value his men.

Right???

I’m pretty sure he isn’t allowed to. It’s not stated in this movie but in the mythos he can’t draw Excalibur unless he has no choice. Plus his knights often tell him to not get involved.

@@theredknight9314 I'm pretty sure when his life on the line that counts

@@KMDragonS that’s what I mean by “unless he has no choice”

And the fact it gets worse throughout the film is hilarious.

loool me too im laughing ever since i was a kid to this day 🤣

I just noticed it lmao.

I just saw a guy at the gym that looks just like him- so ugly they do nothing but fight. Oh wait thats me.

That's why they didn't even bother making him a twist villain, he betrays everyone not even a minute after his first line 😂

StarKiller 56 well I mean how would anyone feel if they worked for someone for a decade without a raise or something? I think with each year that passed he grew more ambitious and arrogant.

I think he tolerated Arthur's goodness in hope of gaining something and now that Arthur declared that he won't get any more land, it was the last straw.

@@xxlCortez I think Arthur was getting around to granted Ruber his new land and he was just getting impatient. That or circumstances have changed and Ruber was too selfish to take that into consideration.

I assume his end goal was to gain land build up a army and take Arthur's sword which is why when he didn't see thr option of getting what he desired he tried brute force (though everything in this movie feels sudden so there's that XD)

Ruber seemed to always serve Arthur out of his self interest He saw Arthur as the winning side in the wars that united Britannia under Arthur’s Rule, and helped him, knowing they’ll win, and expected to be rewarded Europe under this age was under Feudalism With the King on top Below him Feudal Lords with their own lands ang personal military and peasants to work the lands Under them are Knights as elite warriors of Lords Under them the peasants that serve as tenants to the Lord Ruber would expect to be made a Lord with his own lands and warriors and people to serve him Instead Arthur did something unprecedented in his era. He divided the spoils among the people and have the knights serve the people as elite heroes instead of lords to rule over them Ruber’s response is actually culturally valid, as knights like him were expected to be rewarded, instead were given meager gains and expected to serve the people instead the other way around

If I Didn't Have You was well animated

His head animator was Alex Williams, son of Richard Williams

The mace hit the shield causing the hit to uppercut into Lionel's neck breaking it

I remember seeing that too you have to see it in slow motion or pause it for a little bit to see that part. The way he killed Lionel and just one hit just shows you how incredibly brutal and super strong Ruber is The same way he killed a dragon with just one punch. Ruber doesn’t use his mouth to get what he wants or to put fear into the hearts of men and women he uses his super physical strength to do both of those things.

Well he looks pretty good for having been maced in the face 🤕

@@carmensandiego328 He did not necessarily kill the dragon with one punch, extremely unlikely. The punch was just the beginning. He probably finished it off-screen. It is not feasible to kill something larger and heavier than you with a single blow from a very close distance.

Dude, he basically put a huge dent in the shield

Funny enough. The French Canadian version he says: You promised me lands. So as a kid i saw Arthur as a troll who didn't wanted to share😂.

@@raychii7361 In Finnish version he also (roughly translated) asked "When will I get those additional lands?" so it could imply that Arthur did promise to give him land the knights presumably conquered.

It seems that there was a period of wars which Arthur united Britannia under, and knights like Ruber helped in that period Ruber while envying to have Excalibur for himself saw opportunity helping unite Britannia under one kingdom and expected to be rewarded with land and be made a Feudal Lord In this era, feudalism was the main government system of Medieval Europe There’s the King, beneath him feudal Lords with their own lands knights and people to rule Then the knights as elite solders of the Lord Then the peasants that serve the Lord The Knights that became the Knights of the Round Table were the most elite warriors and most trusted friends of Arthur People that live under Feudalism would expect the Knights to be rewarded land and have the title Lord for themselves from their spoils of making Camelot But instead Arthur broke tradition and divided the resources to benefit everyone as the Knights of the Round Table are made to serve the people instead of ruling them Most knights seem ok with it But Ruber as mad as he was, was also voicing a valid cultural concern as those like him are expected to gain a title and land of his own And him rebelling does voice dominate legitimate beef Arthur made no promises but to unite Britannia and have it prosper, although some like Ruber wouldn’t agree with the utopian vision of Camelot as it’s unlike what the kingdoms of feudal Europe are supposed to be

I mean should he have worked for free?

@@arthinugami a king calls his debtor a traitor, classic.

Politics.

Ruber punches a dragon and is seen eating it one scene later 😳 I think it's entirely understandable that they were willing to overlook his lesser qualities to a point.

History is filled with leaders using…questionable fonts of power to achieve their goals

@@user-ln4gd6hx7e also gets afraid of destiny, takes the fate into his own fists at all costs, doesn't give up his way even realizing he lost and accepts his prophesied death like a Chad

The Anarchist good observation it should of been inside to keep all enimies and ruber out

LOL 20 years. I just noticed that LOL Imagine having someone with your key locks you in your own home from the outside LOL

incase any attacker tries that side of the castle, I guess edit: I just noticed another lock on the other side of the door. 1:03

2 years late but THANK YOU!!

Why not have the lock outside

Ruber swung that mace so hard it snapped Lionel's neck. Now that's brutal

It actually killed him

"The only reason Sir Lionel's daughter is still alive is that i find her stupidity mildly amusing."

There are drafts about an unproduced scene in the movie, where Ruber actually lifts Escalibur,....WHILE IT WAS STILL BEING ATTACHED TO THE STONE. This was suppossed to be in the opening where Sir Lionel tells Kaylee about the sword, but the producers decided to cut it.

Let’s not forget that Sir Lionel probably fell from the table onto his head. If the mace didn’t kill him, the fall would have.

This is why Ruber wanted a raise in pay. He obviously was doing most of the work

Ruber: The only reason Sir Lionel's daughter is still alive is that i find her stupidity mildly amusing.

😂😂😂 a quick change of mind

JESUS LMAO

Link?

@@5ryans I don't have it per se, but here's a compiled list of said reactions from TV Tropes: i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/393/181/7e3.png

​@mojo jojo No idea, sorry. I did find the original thread though. Here it is: boards.fireden.net/co/thread/101637417/

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Lol. And Ruber did the most work and got the crappiest lands too. I know he's an egotistical, crazy twat, but I can understand why he'd be just a mite bit upset.

I've played enough Mount & Blade to know how that will end. XD COUGH the kings bestow majority of the fiefs to themselves COUGH

​@@iRinnda lol true, but you as the player should know how to treat your subjects well :) I've owned most of the central Empire lands while everyone got other lands outside of it

Yeah. They are.

I'm pretty sure Ruber's mace crushed everything inside his torax so that wouldn't helped. The other knights got off relatively easier than him

It's mainly to establish who are the main characters like how Protagonists in anime have crazy hair. Still, I would like to know which one of those other knights were Gawain, Percival ect...You could argue that we don't see Queen Guinevere as this is set after she and Lancelot eloped together from Camelot.

ironically he is the only one that was using a shield and he died by a hit you can hear he blocked...

ruber only used his mace 2x. they were kinda implying he's stronger than the average man and any one blow with that mace could be fatal. ruber also had a running start to that. Lionel took on the full force and momentum. the other knights just got shoved and a headbutt ruber was going for another killing blow and could have killed Arthur had it not been for Excalibur magic. Ruber would have smashed thru a plain sword

If you pause at just the right moment or watch in slow motion, you can see that Ruber hit Sir Lionel with an uppercut using his mace that hit his shield hard enough to twist his body at an odd angle. It’s possible its neck was broken from this, which a helmet would not have protected him from.

Then serve....A DEAD ONE

One day, that sword will be in my hand, and ALL WILL BE MINE!!

@@zackattackr.p.g if that doesn’t sound evil I don’t know what does

"The only reason Sir Lionel's daughter is still alive is that i find her stupidity mildly amusing."

Then Serve 0:41

Historically, it was more common to vote for your king, than to have a hereditary monarchy. At least in Europe. Convention was to have all free men decide who would be king for life or for a set term, then they'd convene again after his term was over. In barbarian Europe, most heads of household (husbands/fathers) would participate in the vote. In civilised Europe (with the masses living as serfs) the aristocrats would vote. In this context, the king would be just another aristocrat but his title would make him first among equals. I'm astounded at how little people know about the basics of their own history. Moreso, I wish people just wouldn't make proclamations about things they don't actually know.

@@mooseolini1447 ....ummm, it was a reference to MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL.

Nowadays elective monarchies have almost disappeared - the Vatican is perhaps the the most notable example - but back in the day kings in Celtic/Germanic societies were typically elected by an assembly of warlords.

That would be 2012. The movie was already old back then

@@nave712 Actually, it was June 2010 when I was in 4th grade

My guess is, that he must have been from one of the Northern tribes, that were merely affected even by the Romans. Rupert must have thought that the days of the ancient tribes that were ruling over the Island are gone, he is going to profit better from strong feudal warlords that is Arthur. On the same note, Arthur must have thought that in order to establish his reign, he needed a warrior like Rupert. The whole scene looks as if all the knights just returned from a successfull conquest, to divide the newly acquired lands. Rupert must have been one of the fiercest warriors of Arthur. Sure he is a maniac and egotistical but he did demonstrate that he was strong and no coward. Arthur simply failed to realize how important it is to give the credit to his people they DESERVE. He expected everyone to think like him, failed to grasp that people serve him for a reason, not everyone is standing for an idealistic world like him and some other knights. Rupert must have been fighting exhausting battles for Arthur, slaying the most standing against them. He was willing to abandon his old way of life, his tribe, hé was willing to give up whatever faith he had and tó become a knight. After all this he then goes to Camelot only to realize that despite of his efforts he gets the same credit as those knights that probably did way less than him. No wonder he was pissed. Sure we can view this scene as the rampage of a greedy and brute murderer, but we can also look at it as the Arthur's failure in leadership and lack of knowledge about human nature.

Yea,but in the movie it is statate that ten years of peace have passed.

Also the other knights agreed with Arthur.

@@Caprioly Good point, the communism problem, take as much as you can, give as much as needed. Why should I be given the same if I contributed the most?

H

Gary Oldman is So Good As Ruber!

He's the king, he probably thought the entire round table can stop Ruber.

@@xxlCortez king? I didn't vote for him.

@@ink7028 Rüber voted for me.

yeah that's because he ain't no bitch

just like a peacock

@@ChristHoonHis voice actor voiced a peacock!

@@ChristHoon do peacock's eyes twitch?

@@mrosskne why can't?

@bLackstar and in middle-age times it's either kill or get killed.

Ruber: The only reason Sir Lionel's daughter is still alive is that i find her stupidity mildly amusing.

Why didnt Arthur unsheated his sword sooner?

I mean seeing a threat he should've react ed before the other knights.

Mossa Valeria Arthur: IDK LOL! 😂🤣

@@averongodoffire8098 maybe he sorella to use it just in dire need?

Mossa Valeria I think the problem is just plot🤷‍♂️😂

So everytime a employee dies too?

@@jeanmichel8919 Dies inside at the very least. XD

That’s what I thought too!

Taka from lion king certainly wasn't angry before

He did say he had been working on being crazy for years.

because he's strong, a highly skilled warrior, had great potential, proved himself worthy to be a knight of The Round Table, started off with good traits and probably contributed the most and felt like he was being treated unfairly

Mistakes were made

he's good at fighting

Fucker punches a dragon later on and is then eating it the next time you see him......you'd have to be a moron not to make him a knight.

@@user-ln4gd6hx7e Yeah, I get the feeling it'd be a slight mismatch to make him a farmhand. I also don't see him making a very good manservant or something of the like. He's definitely a warrior, so most any combat role is ideal for him. As for knighthood though, that almost seems as much a mismatch for him, as the role of manservant. There's a courtliness, a chivalry to knighthood, a knight needs a degree of statesmanship about his character. A knight is a servant of the realm. Yes, they serve through violence against enemies but they serve in other ways too. Ruber is no servant. Some really stupid decisions made on Arthur's part...or rather, on the part of the producers/writers/directors, for trying to force egalitarianism into an old legend, with little regard for making a coherent story.

and he's as scary and deadly as a Peacock

It's cuz he's so insanely inbred

I felt it pretty unique.

Apparently it was originally gonna be its own thing, a much darker tale. Glimpses can be seen in old early production art but studio meddling turned it into a knockoff Disney film. Still , it’s kinda so terrible in particularity odd ways that it’s still pretty entertaining. Particularly Ruber. The movie wouldn’t be nearly as entertaining without him

What do you mean by that?

@@zackattackr.p.gwhat I’m trying to say is that the biggest issue with the film is that it doesn’t want to be it’s own movie like not even an attempt to stand out from the crowd instead it just wants be like every other animated film from the early 1990s who’s only purpose is to cash in on what Disney masterfully capitalized at the time

In the era when Disney made sequels to their movies I always wanted to see a Sequel to 'The Sword in the Stone' where Arthur and his knights try to maintain Camelot and this is the closest thing to it, even if Arthur, Merlin & the other knights were barely in it.

You didn't mention Lord Shen in Kung Fu Panda 2

@@JD-el9eo in the arthurian myth he had severamente children including Mordred. From what i Remember now Garrett is his nephew

@@JD-el9eo Could easily be a bastard child. Kings were known to fuck around.

Probably off on the many many long quests they often get sent on

@@JustAPrayer yes you must be right

This is set only 10 years into Arthur's reign (plus another 6-8 years after this scene) so maybe they became knights later on.

Lancelot ran of with is wife😂

Then it is time for a new king and I vote for me

​@@julianrojas907 I will not serve a fourth king.

Then serve a dead one!

The mad Peacock

The dude probably had PSTD after many years of fighting.

Dude watch the movie, instead of asking simple questions.

Agent Washington I have it’s a great movie too much Greed and Jealously can lead to murder and dictatorship. Which is what exactly Ruber Almost did and also knowing that the fact that he was basically a Mad Man willing to Kill anyone who got in his way of becoming King

So then you already know the answer?

He didn't have the land he wanted.

@@liampanther6078 Ruber was jealous that King Arthur pulled the sword out from the stone and he couldn’t do it even if he tried to do so that’s why all the greed and tyranny he faces what makes him a murderous knight

Why?

Matthew Hedrich Jr. so what that’s what he wanted? He wasn’t the ruler of Camelot. So why call give him a title that isn’t true? All the knights are referred to as sir (insert name).🧐

@@theaguirres2130 well for one thing he was a former knight until he planned to rule Camelot. He is more of an evil lord.

@@matthewhedrichjr.5445 just like Lord Shen ruled Gongmen City.

I think Ruber set that up, like the mace under his section of the table. I'm unsure, though. I don't think his protest was on impulse, I think it was planned. The movie goes out of its way to show Ruber emerging from a doorway inside the castle, already there, waiting for the other knights. He probably fancied that if he voiced descent forcefully enough, others would be inclined to join in with him and he could leverage control of Camelot. Failing that, he'd flee and lock the door behind him, to bye time for his escape.

Yaah

**open the skill menu to level up**

Lord Shen: Shall I take that as a compliment?