I like how it evolved from: typical gladiator, gladiator lite, gladiator plus, fish guy, trident man, anti-trident man, *crusader*

@morningstarlink

3 жыл бұрын

They added new mods and a few counters to meta build xD

@LucasSantos-si4nd

3 жыл бұрын

@@morningstarlink got to keep the game entertaining

@SunTzuMedia

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@crusader7659

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve been summoned. Would you like to fight for the glory of God?

@officiallymarvellous

2 жыл бұрын

I want TierZoo to rank these gladiators

Hollywood portrays Roman gladiatorial contests as brutal, unruly duels that ended when one of the combatants killed the other. But in reality, gladiators didn't always fight to the death. These ancient Roman athletes were highly trained professionals who made their living fighting, not dying.

@cornkobmansanto17

3 жыл бұрын

Yea I found a lot of this very sketch. I'm sure the guy puts a lot of time into these and they look neat, but the historical/educational value is debatable. The video game kids like it.

@jimmyneutron5679

3 жыл бұрын

@@cornkobmansanto17 seems pretty alright to me. Just because the graphics arent from the 1990s it dosent mean it aint accurate

@jimmyneutron5679

3 жыл бұрын

@@cornkobmansanto17 eventhough I wouldnt mind a realistic pvp gladiator game with such graphics haha

@xXjarhead95xX

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, but remember they were slaves at the end of the day and if the arena demanded blood, they got it

@matissgrislis7466

3 жыл бұрын

@@xXjarhead95xX you watched too much of Spartakus TV series.

Would be cool to see a game based on this stuff, a gladiator simulator of sorts.

@bernsteiner88

3 жыл бұрын

Try playing Colloseum

@lenardregencia

3 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of Shadow of Rome and Gladiator Begins.

@QuietFromMetalGearSolid

3 жыл бұрын

this whole thing was very like a video game, with each class being armed and armored with it's own exploitable disavantages

@artoriuscasca424

3 жыл бұрын

Gladius is good to for a turn based gladiator game

@metalgear0945

3 жыл бұрын

Colosseum Road to Freedom is a very good choice. The gameplay is fun and learning curve is not that steep. It's also featuring a good amount of weapon class, including dual sword and bare hand/cestus with many abilities and combos. The graphics are okay, since it's a PS2 game. The game is set around the time of Commodus's assassination, and you play as a gladiator that somehow got dragged into the conspiracy. Very fun game, would recommend.

Sagittarius: the bathroom break gladiators.

This quality is WAY too good for KZread. Truly, we have been blessed

@Nemchick

Ай бұрын

No it's bad.

Blindly flailing a sword at another group of guys blindly flailing swords would be absolutely horrifying.😳

"As a last resort, Retiarius would slide his hand deep into his loin cloth...and whip out his PUGIO." Lol 🤣🤣🤣

I absolutely love this, it's so refreshing to see an animated documentary such as this, this channel definitely deserves more views.

@aquilachrysaetos5301

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah! This video was a really nice introduction to the different types of gladiators. It made them come alive.

@RaccoonSmuggler

3 жыл бұрын

I will happily be your 100th like. Congrats!

@gianferrepuse8873

3 жыл бұрын

@@RaccoonSmuggler :D

@wanicki3575

3 жыл бұрын

The visuals are really nice but he acts like every gladiatorial exhibition was some duel to the death and it’s completely ridiculous/inaccurate

The scary blade the scissor used was specifically meant to cut your way out of a retiarius’ net. The scissor gladiator type was, in fact, introduced in response to the retaiarius

@thecocktailian2091

2 жыл бұрын

They were meant to cut armor straps as well. Perhaps to not just make it a specialist type.

@ReasonAboveEverything

Жыл бұрын

It looks like it would be shit at that

@hellodarkness5644

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but how strong was it vs Grass/Psychic types?

@lorsev3840

Жыл бұрын

And the rock gladiator type was introduced in response to the scissor ones. They were weak to the paper glad....I mean to the retairius

@TheOnionAnimator

9 ай бұрын

@@hellodarkness5644 this isn't avatar bro

24:02 That Gladiatrix has some nice legs.

@Da_cocobong

3 жыл бұрын

Brandon Savitski; why did you write this?

@Kirifuki

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandonsavitski Especially when she is nice and sweaty after a match.

@Saudyization

3 жыл бұрын

Right..tone & strong woman.. Wonder woman would prob a good match🗡

@thelore-keeper5735

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kirifuki I like you.

@LemonMelonShork

3 жыл бұрын

*leg jealousy intensifies*

I imagine each of these guys coming out like Mike Tyson, fearsome yet focused on performing well to survive.

@sorsorsor11

3 жыл бұрын

Nah, they never killed each other. Gladiators were celebs, you could literally buy carved puppets of them. If they would die, nobody would buy it. It was a normal sport with occasional deaths, not as deadly as they like to show.

@sorsorsor11

3 жыл бұрын

@Thor Odinson Of course they did. But I suggest not basing your opinion on a Hollywood movie or on a 10 minute random youtube video. If nothing else read the wikipedia on it it's only 30 pages long. You will see where the deaths are coming from, prisoners, traitors, deserters pit against wild animals unarmed, first timers vs veterans and such. In terms of actual celebrities, they fought for years as they would not be killed. Why would you kill a golden egg laying chicken? You can sell tickets, merchandise and autograph to the crowds. If you are interested read a book like 'The Gladiators: History's Most Deadly Sport' or visit Rome and listen to a 2-3 hour presentation at the Colosseum, all which I did. It's more of a business thing than a glory one which the movies like to push.

@georgeplagianos6487

3 жыл бұрын

Yep and maybe biting each other's ears off when they got no weapons left

@kirongolden742

3 жыл бұрын

Well, yeah. They definitely did kill each other. Just wasn't always killing. Hollywood exaggerated it. The loser would put a finger up, as a sign of surrender. There is a Latin word for it that escapes me. But, don't think that just because they asked for mercy they always got it. For the most part, experienced gladiators were an investment. You see these gladiators in their magnificent armor and helmet. The lanistaii, I think I spelled it right, the owner of the ludus or gladiator school did not want their investment to died. Why? Gladiators = Prize Fighters. The people who owned these gladiators earned money off them fighting. And finding another Pericles of Macedonia who had 22 victories with 15 kills you would imagine wouldn't be easy. But it happens.

@Bruh-hq1hx

3 жыл бұрын

@@georgeplagianos6487 that was against the rules most likely

My lord this is spectacular, the history, the narration, and your animation skills are superb, i kept waiting for you to make mock battles with their own moves like a game or cgi movie. Two thumbs up!!🖒🖒

@georgeplagianos6487

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I wish you would have them do some Mock Fighting.. not like those video games they go too fast the visualization aren't that Keen or Sharp.. these videos all seem to look the same it's the same designer who does all of these come back scene..But these computer animations would look more interesting if they had these Fighters doing some Arena fighting.. then you could really show how effective Superior or ineffective their weapons are or how outfits protected them or just got in the way or was completely useless in the arena

As it happens I started a book called "Gladiators" yesterday. I will probably finish it tonight. It's a good book but I've read a lot of Roman history, I knew most of what the book told. This video however has information and a manner of relaying that information that I haven't seen before. Bravo. KZread is becoming important.

@russianthotbot6997

Ай бұрын

Who is the author of that book?

@RanikBasa

15 күн бұрын

youtube has been important since like 2007. I used to watch KZread videos and play flash games on mofunzone in computer class.

I like how all the gladiators are either lightly armored or have barely any armor Meanwhile the Crupellarius is just a crusader that can take Jerusalem by himself in a few hours

Where did this guy go? His last videos are from 3 years ago, and I miss these intriguing videos where we can see history come to life.

The Colloseum alone was worth watching this. This looks fantastic and the descriptions are great and beautifully made. Great work!!!

It’s crazy how there’s YuGiOh cards named after most of these

@rabbitrage2991

3 жыл бұрын

You mean gladiator beast murmillo

@kaufmanat1

2 жыл бұрын

You mean the gladiators were named after yugioh cards. Who'd have thought it was that popular even 2000 years ago!

12:05 "As a last resort... a Retiarius would slide his hand deep into his loin cloth and whip out-" Wait what? what the fu- "His pugio dagger" oh

History Channel has nothing on you...

@Ideo7Z

3 жыл бұрын

History Channel has NOTHING...it's History only in name...

@Ideo7Z

3 жыл бұрын

@Drake Hashimoto As do I. Then they decided to go after the Idiocracy demographic by doing shows starring swamp pickers pawning custom cars to hipster Viking mountain men searching for 👽's and Hitler's gold buried on Oak island.

@liammeaney4227

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly the hollow earth ancient lizard civilization channelsnon KZread are better then the history channel at this point. Still great work on this guys part

I’ve never seen such a comprehensive and in depth telling of all of these combatants. Well done and thanks. Got my thumbs up and subscribed.

I had no clue crupellarii were a thing, looks like a crusader-legionnaire hybrid haha

@JayzsMr

3 жыл бұрын

It just shows that technology didn't really progress until very recently. The medieval Knight armour was nothing new but just impracticable in a much larger ancient battlefield

@aiden2358

3 жыл бұрын

Jaza what do you mean impracticable it was also very new. They had new styles to make the armor out of more layers of armor and it could protect a lot more and on a large battlefield armor is very important especially when just about the only thing you need to worry about would be a heavy blunt weapon or someone very skilled. The ability to make weapons and armor changed a lot from the time of Rome to the late medieval period. And if you think armor is heavy you would be correct but since it’s covering your entire body you are still able to move effectively. Especially during the high point of its use.

@bruhknard253

3 жыл бұрын

Tbh I want to see 2 of them go head to head

@jamesevans1890

3 жыл бұрын

@@aiden2358 They have found segmented armour with multiple plates for added thickness and indications Roman plate may have been rolled. The clibinarii were supposedly invulnerable to bladed weapons and missiles but the tactic of units of clubmen was used to render them ineffective with blunt blows. This suggests the clibinarii armour may have approached the protection of later medieval knights.

@dean529

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of that armour looks more like that Parthian Cataphract. The helmet however looks like it came straight out of the medieval period. Considering the time period of all of this I wouldn't be surprised if that was part of this get up, especially considering they killed Crassus.

i am obsessed with gladiators. and have seen a ton of media, youtube or otherwise. that being said, this is one of the most generally comprehensive videos put together: this was so much fun. please don’t stop making videos.

You're videos on history are one of the most well made, informative and interesting videos I've ever seen anywhere until now.

Wow, this channel has to be the most underrated channel i´ve ever seen, super high quality content, i love it, and keep up the great work!

Fantastic presentation. It's my life-long dream to make cool historical videos like these some day.

@220-tejasagi6

4 жыл бұрын

U ended up seeing them.

@Justin-pe9cl

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck

This is some seriously good quality content. Subbed

This was fantastic to watch. Thank you for doing so much research into this to provide an amazing entertaining and informative video! As a huge history fan this this was a beauty to watch. Keep it up, my friend.

your channel deserves more! this is just amazing!

This is an unbelievably fascinating and well made video. Thank you so much for the entertainment and education!

Thanks for sharing this knowledge and great 3D models

Omg this is awesome man! I'm so glad someone like you exist thank you!! So talented!

Very entertaining & informative! I really enjoyed everything presented here, the quality was superb.

THIS IS SO GOOD!!!

This is of much better quality than any Netflix or Disney+ documentary!!! Please make more, it's so good!

Well done mate, this video is brilliant and very much appreciated. Keep up the great work. Thank you 🙏

this is seriously awesome i subbed because this has to be the most interesting historical video ive ever seen...fr wow.

its ok for stadium to be empty now, its corona

@BrokenNoseola

3 жыл бұрын

That makes sense lol

@kirongolden742

3 жыл бұрын

Witty...lol.

@theovanstaden5766

2 жыл бұрын

lol

@googleuser2609

2 жыл бұрын

😅

Cestus=kestus. It's classical latin! The "c" sound is from medieval latin. Same with venator..there is no "v" sound back in the day..v=italian u sound= for english people it sound like "w" sound. Wenator Just thought I'd share, not meant to be mean or anything. Seeing you are passionate about it's history I thought you might appreciate the linguistical part of it aswell Loved the video. Very detailed and informative 😊

@lindgrenland

3 жыл бұрын

Sshhh! Quiet! We try not to mention this, as it officially ruins a lot of names and cool quotes like Cicero and Veni, Vidi, Vici

Absolutely awesome! Attention to detail and the great visuals make it one of the best informative videos I've watched on the Era and subject!

Unreal quality, subbed!

I could only imagine the hours of work that went into this. Great job!

@thecocktailian2091

2 жыл бұрын

Right, but in that show, it was the audience who suffered and bled at the horrible spectacle.

The effort you put in this video is impeccable

This is stupidly good quality. Great job man subbed

Enjoyed every second, mate. Keep up the good work!

hoplomachus translates to oplomachos in ancient greece.They were based on the greek hoplites who was a citizen soldier who was reasponsoble for his own armor and equipment

@johannesullmann8457

3 жыл бұрын

No, Greeks just didn´t write the "H" sound. It would be written like Oplomachos, but it would be spoken like Hoplomachos..

"he would reach deep into his loincloth and pull out his pugio" New Historian.

Aaah thank u ever so much Apollo, beautiful!!! Amazing all of the videos (yours channel) Mmh 🤗👌❤️🙏

Amazing video with ultrarealistic models of gladiators! Love it

Excellent video! You just got yourself subscriber!! A disputed claim by some historians is that the Murmillo was often pitted against the Retiarius, reenacting the struggle between a fisherman and a "sea monster". As you mentioned, mismatched combatants added the entertainment value gladiatorial fights, so anything is possible. 27:52 the Bestiarius joined the Colosseum's gladiatorial lineup when exotic animals from conquered territories were brought in as part of the entertainment. However, animals have always been part of the gladiatorial games. Back when gladiatorial fights were merely a part of Roman funeral customs, blindfolded combatants would be pitted against dogs.

This is a great documentary really informative and helpful, I’m trying to write a story set in Ancient Rome mostly centred around a young gladiatrix and a salve. So this has helped me get the details for her type of fighter to be just right

I just came across your videos. Absolutely stunning work. Truly inspiring and informative.

Wow great documentary just great! Better than I expected. I have to rewatch some parts. Again good work mate. Greetings from Canada

This is a so well-made 3D animation. Very good quality and educational. What kind of 3D software did you use to make this film?

"solid bronze gladiatorial crop-top" LOL

@Saudyization

3 жыл бұрын

😅

dude i just gotta say this is insanely awesome. thanks for making this

Great footage. Glad you were able to find the original footage.

I think the Provocator's helmet looks badass; kinda has this insectoid flair to it in my eyes.

thank you for making such interesting content!! I can’t stop watching your videos I’m hooked they’re hella interesting 👀

@NewHistoria

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, more on its way!

Awesome video, subbed, and enjoyed immensely. Can't wait for more.

Well done video. Most entertaining! Keep it up man!

I am in no way an expert on this but it seems to me that the Downward curve on the Helmet of the Provocator would let a enemy sword hit glance of to the chest. So they put a bit of armor there where the hit would glance of to.

@peterv1318

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what I was thinking. But I don’t understand why they wouldn’t change the Helmet.

Spartacus and Gannicus sure didn’t have any issues fighting dimachaerus.

You may not have many views.I can tell you that the few that are here really appreciate the time and effort you've put into this video.Good job..I liked and subbed.

Beautifully presented, good precise information & entertaining, thanks.

Dude you have done your research! Amazing! I've been to the Colosseum and it looks exactly like that! Amazing channel. Thank you so much!

Wow...just found this channel. As a historian with a weak spot for gladiators I really love this video. Can’t wait for your computer upgrade to see a full Colosseum Or maybe the chariot races at Circus Maximus? 🙃

I’m not even 5 mins into this video yet and I can say already this is amazing. You got a new sub my friend.

Thanks a lot for this amazing overview!

I'm shocked how he doesn't mention not every gladiator fight was to the death!!!?? maybe for extra drama? In fact more often the loser was spared because gladiators weren't cheap/disposable as some movies might make you think.

The way u started roasting the guy over his chest piece tho 😂😂😂

@borismuller86

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a pity he didn’t refer to the massive shield the guy was carrying, and just focused on his metal bib.

@thedislikebutton3425

3 жыл бұрын

I think his breastplate is cool.

This is so beautifully done. Amazing work!

Many thanks for animated gladiators and perfect explaning

I actually really enjoyed this vid. Excellent presentation by Mr Narrator. Very funny

This work is amazing. Please make a 3D animation of ancient Rome similar to the ancient Egypt video you made. Please! Thanks!

@NewHistoria

4 жыл бұрын

For sure! Next video is ancient Egypt

Amazing. Learned so much from this video

This is awesome. Thanks for the hard work

The passion this man has and his teaching skills are great. Thank you!

The one greave of the "heavy" gladiator types was worn on the opposite leg to the shield, to protect the "sword leg" and not on the same side with the shield

@user-hs5vb6kc9o

2 жыл бұрын

Are you sure? Why, tho? The logical side is the shield side since you put that foot in front of you when covering the rest of the body behind the shield. The only things sticking up and down are your head and your lower leg. That´s why you use a helmet and a greave on that leg. A greave to protect a leg, and an entire side for that matter, that is completely open anyway is pointless.

@barryward2128

2 жыл бұрын

To protect the leg on the non shield side during lunges, stabs, etc same reason why the sword arm has the armor sleeve

@user-hs5vb6kc9o

2 жыл бұрын

@@barryward2128 You do realize that you don´t fight from behind a shield like in the movies, right? If you have a huge scutum hindering your moves you fight stabbing and slashing from behind it, not opening yourself in lunges, it ain´t Olympic fencing. The sword arm has an armored sleeve because it is the one part of your body that will probably not be behind the shield a shield, that had nothing to do with the leg.

@barryward2128

2 жыл бұрын

Right even in the way you are describing it happening you're going to be stabbing forward when you do that you going to end up stepping forward with your weapon arms leg which can then get hit by your opponent which is why you would put a greave on the off shield side

@dingliedangliedoodle9261

2 жыл бұрын

It's on the forward leg, guess which leg is gonna be standing up front in a stance that has you holding a shield. It is meant to protect you in the event an attack got under the shield. Same deal with shoulder and upper arm protection for attacks that get over the shield. Everything you're fronting up for the enemy should be more protected, since you got no choice in mobility there with it always being exposed up front, everything on the half of the shield side should basically be a wall, meanwhile your sword arm and leg stays tucked safely all the way in the back, so you get to time and expose your naked and mobile arm for a swift strike. The back leg rarely gets exposed since it's only there for control and stability, so it wouldn't really need any armour, it's not only a redundancy, it would be detrimental to weigh your control leg down when it moves a lot more than your front leg that mainly works as a pivot. Early period Hoplites and Roman units geared like this too when metal armour was rare and expensive. One side exposed and endures with armour, one side out of danger and strikes out with mobility.

Very well done! Educational, and entertaining! Thank you! Quality workmanship and detailed.

I know you only have a few vids but this channel is criminally undersubbed, your content is so good

Going to go re-re-re-watch the first season of Spartucus now. Thanks bra.

@georgeplagianos6487

3 жыл бұрын

I just got a Roman helmet Gladiators helmet Made in India for $135 man the heavy and they're super big I wish I could have made something lighter maybe out of aluminum not so huge the whole thing was about 18 in high and 18in wide for this sector helmet.. too bad I'm not built to fit that helmet but it sure looks out on me

WOW this is so amazing. I'm glad that i've found this channel, i'm from Morocco by the way. More videos please and Keep Going

@NewHistoria

4 жыл бұрын

More videos soon! Thanks Mohamed

Great presentation! Loved how you pronounced the gladiator names and of course the added humor!

Wow, nice work man!

10:06 Sicas are usually quite small, and although the gladiators weren’t using standard battlefield kit, I’d say that looks like a one handed version of the falx.

You did an amazing job anyway - the coulours and the architectural details are beautiful. Thumb up & subscribed.

your channel is EVERYTHING

Great job with the images. Tank you for using the most Latin pronunciation possible instead of an english one

Now I know that sagitarius was a type of gladiator

@wesurftexasbrown

3 жыл бұрын

Karl angelo Arcenas the gladiators were named after the constellation though

@FIREBRAND38

3 жыл бұрын

@@wesurftexasbrown Sigh. "Sagittarius " means 'Archer' in Latin so the gladiators who used archery were named archers and the constellation, which resembled an archer is named (wait for it) The Archer. Another valuable lesson on why no one should try to learn anything from randos posting horsecrap on KZread comments section. And that goes for the 5 randos that gave a thumbs up to your nonsense.

@drilonbinaj7473

2 жыл бұрын

@@FIREBRAND38 sigetarius in albanian mind archer like sika in albanian is thika mind knife sica thika in albanian langue anderstend evrithing like retarius

You did an AMAZING job on this video!

I just discovered your channel,it's impeccable the description of every gladiator. Keep the good work. 👍

Damn, imagina a game like for honor but with gladiators in the colosseum :D

@richardtornblom6399

3 жыл бұрын

Damn that whould be a game i esaly whould pay 60$ for

@thembutton2226

3 жыл бұрын

Gamepass

@brandonsavitski

3 жыл бұрын

I want to play as Gannicus because I want to bang as many bitches and have many wild orgies after my fights whilst getting drunk.

The Saggitarius were not unpopular due to spectators being shot by accident...they were unpopular because they were boring. The gladiatorial spectacle was more akin to today's WWE pay per view matches than it would be to UFC fights. The gladiators were trained to fight with big, dramatic moves and were supposed to drag a fight on and keep it interesting for a long time, all while telling a story through the fight itself. Some historians have even suggested that they choreographed their fights to a certain degree to allow for key moves/moments to play out. Watching some dude shoot someone with a bow and arrow is just lame compared to what the other types of gladiators would do.

Absolutely great video!! keep I'm coming

Thanks for the work & time to create this ...

Love your work! Really appreciate the graphics aswell! ... however. I think you'll find that the 'movement speed' of these heavier armoured gladiators would not have been as slow as you think! Have you ever seen fully armoured medieval knights full contact sparring? (KZread) Not slow at all

@amoshall3690

3 жыл бұрын

While you're correct about medievel full plate, armor back then dodnt have the technology that medievel armor did, for instance the crupellarius was wearing extremely heavy armor, and they didn't have a harness like medievel plate armor did so the distribution of weight wasn't very good, and those helmets would have weighed a TON for the amount of metal needed for protection because the quality and type of metal wasn't the same(steel wasnt common) and why the majority of gladiators wore very little armor so they could maintain mobility and because the weight of the metal would have weighed alot from the thicknesses for enough to provide adequate protection

@amoshall3690

3 жыл бұрын

Also i compete in ACS, full plate armored fighting with actual(blunted) weapons, i like my good ole trusty poleaxe and mace lol

Remember: Gladiators almost never died during fights

@leeroyjeankins7781

3 жыл бұрын

Even the criminals/ animal fighters?

@richieNL1

3 жыл бұрын

It was more that the owners invest a lot of money in to them. If they would let gladiators fight to the death each week, there wouldnt be much left.

@iannordin5250

3 жыл бұрын

They were far closer to professional wrestlers than many would care to admit. One of the reasons Gladiators wore large helmets in the first place was to hide their identities and so the crowd would never know that a "slain" warrior was coming back the next day with a new name and a different gimmick

@dean529

3 жыл бұрын

@@iannordin5250 That is exactly the analogy I use when explaining it to people. They were the WWF/WWE of the Roman times. You did have quite a few people dying during the games but these were often criminals put in a gladiator get up and put out against seasoned gladiators who would toy with them and put on a show before killing them. The part about the helmets were true for the 'journeymen' gladiators who's job it was to put over young and new talent. The bigger names however often removed their helmets after a fight. These were often good looking, tall and strong men (much like Vince covets in the WWE funnily enough). All gladiator fights were pre-determined, it was often the losing gladiator who would receive the higher purse for a fight as to put over his opponent. Not all gladiators were 'owned'. They were touring gladiators who went from city to city applying their trade. These were often gladiators with enough wealth and fame that they no longer required the promoter and went off into business for themselves. At this stage in their careers these men often acquired a hefty purse for their services and unless the city had a champion of superb caliber or the games dictated as such, would almost always win.

@fenggula7890

Жыл бұрын

A 10-25% death rate is “never”?

Awesome. Best encyclopedic documentary on gladiators yet.

Thank you for this amazing, wonderful video.

Imagine breathing in those helmets