Which Dune epoch most interests you and which characters/events would you like to learn more about?

@billberndtson

2 ай бұрын

I hope t go all the way through Chapterhouse. REALLY delve into the Bene Gesserit.

@LegionReQuiem

2 ай бұрын

Id like stuff about most major characters but i think Princess Irulan is an interesting character. Also stuff about the major shadow factions like benne tleilax, bene gesserit, fishspeakers, guild. Big love that youre picking Dune up again!

@TheLorebrarians

2 ай бұрын

@LegionReQuiem love the suggestions and glad you enjoy the Dune content, more to come!

@trevorD1156

2 ай бұрын

I'm just fascinated that anyone watched the entire dune movie. I'm about an hour in and it is one of the worst films I've ever seen. There is no actual plot or point just a bunch of people talking about nothing at incredibly low volumes while awful (intended to be suspenseful?) music blares over everything so you can't hear the boring, cliche, and predictable dialogue.

@Hungry4Herb

2 ай бұрын

@@LegionReQuiem agreed would love to know more about the princess and her father. I love her passages before each chapter.

Shout out to everyone here after watching Dune 2 & getting completely interested in the lore.

@All_Things_Band

Ай бұрын

Here here 🎉

@AllTheArtsy

Ай бұрын

maybe read the books then

@jaketipoff5835

Ай бұрын

Bro same- now thinking "They better make a whole series out of this universe"

@jamesleliveld9957

Ай бұрын

@@AllTheArtsyI will but watching videos is fun too

@Craigzoidz

Ай бұрын

I watched it almost a week ago and I haven't stopped thinking about it since! I rewatched Dune Part 1 and have also started reading the book!

Paul took the easy way to becoming Kwisatz Haderach. Duncan took the scenic route.

@user-te7xb1lg7j

Ай бұрын

???? What??

@hastytasty85

Ай бұрын

What?

@AnnoyingNewsletters

Ай бұрын

Paul was one generation early. Lady Jessica was supposed to bear a daughter for her husband the Duke. Bene Geserit could magically choose the sex of their children at conception. That child's progeny was supposed to be the Kwisatz Haderach. But, yes, Paul was the next best thing. He was the result of the Bene Geserit breeding program and a massive overdose of Spice. Duncan Idaho, or his Ghoula clones at least, had to die countless times at the hands of God Emperor Leto over his reign, until his genetic memories unlocked the potential of the Kwisatz Haderach. Maybe I'm misremembering, but wasn't Miles Teeg awakened to Kwisatz Haderach status through an extended period of torture? I thought he was the one who merged with the machine empire to become the new Omnius? Maybe he was there and provided the distraction for Duncan Idaho³⁸⁰³ to accomplish it.

@priestsonaplane2236

Ай бұрын

Duncan Idaho s story is a mindfuck

@juansanders-ck1ol

Ай бұрын

@@priestsonaplane2236af

For someone unfamiliar with the books and having only just watched both Part 1 and 2, your breakdown of the lore was detailed and easy to follow! I truly feel I too can recite 18000 years of history now.

@iloveyouxdabc

11 сағат бұрын

It’s not that detailed, a lot more lore to the jihad war. He basically spent 3 minute on 50 + hours of books, and lore.

I’ve seen the first movie from 2021. So all I know about the expanded lore is that Duncan refuses to stay dead. And Timothee Chalamet and Zendaya’s kid turns into an evil worm.

@hello7032

2 ай бұрын

I think that’s the perfect amount of information to know and not know

@ProdbySk0

Ай бұрын

Kinda same here, how disturbing is the worm thing though? I wonder if they will adapt that

@leninswalrus

Ай бұрын

He's not an evil worm, he's tyrannical but it's for the survival of humanity, he sacrifices his human form and life so he can rule and guide mankind for thousands of years. It's the only way to stave off extinction

@christopherjustice6411

Ай бұрын

@@leninswalrus Pretty sure that’s what every tyrant ever says, but ok.

@winstonwestbrook6124

Ай бұрын

@@christopherjustice6411 or you could like, read the books and decide for yourself

So Jason Mamoa saves the universe 😂. I think a series on the events before Dune would be a good addition to the lore.

@MrLivewire1970

Ай бұрын

Duncan Idaho is really a tragic character. He is cloned hundreds of times over thousands of years and retains access to all of his shared memories.

@swimmingmide

Ай бұрын

Technically a Fremen kid from around the time of the end of the Butlairian Jihad had the first precient vision and set all the events in motion saved the universe. He chose a future where the Fremen lived and everything that happened after that was preordained.

@ryanhughes1101

Ай бұрын

Like Star Wars - you could make interesting movies at literally any time period bc the universe is interesting and unique.

@P3truts

29 күн бұрын

@@swimmingmide WAIT, WHAT? Why have I never heard of that and why is it not in this video?

@swimmingmide

29 күн бұрын

@@P3truts It's in one of the books, Messia I think. The son's prequel books expand on the idea and flesh it out a lot. Basically the people who take Paul after he loses his eye site have a prophecy from before or shortly after the Butlerian Jihad.

I just took an edible and I am ready to DIVE down this rabbit trail.

@jeromesullivan4015

2 ай бұрын

lol, you and me both, Spicy…❤

@rhoxkillmor7475

Ай бұрын

Great idea!

@amber8892

Ай бұрын

I'm with you. 😂 Weeeeeee!

@lanceash

Ай бұрын

I just ate a whole bag of Trader Joe's peanut butter pretzels. I'm ready to take a crap.

I think you read the Dune Encyclopedia summary of old Earth history and assumed it was literally correct in-universe. I assumed it was implied that they simply lack the language/understanding to describe in detail what was going on on earth way back then, so they just assume there was always an empire, it just changed locations over time and occasionally disappeared. My take on it was from the start that our history happened, it was just forgotten and misinterpreted over thousands of years into what ended up getting printed in the Encyclopedia.

most comprehensive and well put together video i've seen on this subject

@TheLorebrarians

2 ай бұрын

Appreciate it, glad you enjoyed

It is so awesome to hear the bones and framework of all the wonderful universes that Frank Herbert was able to inspire with his works, such as Warhammer or Star Wars. As a 40K fan, I wasn’t ever aware of all of the parallels, “Imperium of Man”, humanoids transferring souls into automatons (Necrons), AI revolutions, Navigators, and so on! It’s pretty awesome.

@Blzrd224

Ай бұрын

Not to mention the God Emperor, future sight, and his golden path. Almost makes me think him getting crippled by Horus was all according to plan.

@Sharok888

Ай бұрын

40k also has a similar dark age of technology where ai is banned

@catpigturtle8338

Ай бұрын

Craziest part is this book was written in the 70’s

I vaguely remember somone telling my that the "spice" gave you lots of abilities and almost immortality but if you stopped taking it you die quickly and its actually some kind of poison. That once you start taking it, you can never stop. I only read one book years ago cant remember much about it. Really enjoyed this video. Well done

@JamesTAdams

26 күн бұрын

Yeah, he summed it up fairly well. Spice prolongs life, grants immunity to most known diseases, and generally improves health. It can also awaken prescience, or future sight, in those with the inborn talent. However, should you ever be deprived of it for any extended period of time, you’ll die from withdrawals within hours. It’s a poisoned gift; valuable for all that it can do, but should a world ever miss a shipment, millions would suffer.

watches a fremen ride a sand worm Paul: Desert Power! Gaara: *Heavy breathing*

@GaaraFPS

25 күн бұрын

I can confirm Gaara is doing some pretty heavy breathing

@GaaraFPS

25 күн бұрын

I can confirm Gaara is doing some pretty heavy breathing

I was looking to read the books but realized that I would neverhave enough time in my spare time, then found your excellent video which completely quenched my thirst of knowing Dune's universe better! I guess I'll go back to the movie theatre to see Dune 2 (again) and feel immensely satisfied about it! Thanks for the very good video man!

@Ferkeertgespelt

Ай бұрын

I highly recommend you find time and read the books. Especially the first 2. You will not regret it.

@P3truts

29 күн бұрын

You could listen to the audio books too.

Duncan just doesn't stay dead

@nicolettetallmadge3254

2 ай бұрын

If they adapt the other books Jason Momoa will always have a job 😂

@mceltix2009

2 ай бұрын

@@nicolettetallmadge3254 his grandchildren will have jobs lol takes (2) movies just to capture 3 years worth of events.

@freeculture

Ай бұрын

Its the Swampman though experiment again!

I love your in depth video. I saw the movie tonight with my daughter. I had to continuously explain why things were happening because she didn't remember the first one. It was great. I'm gonna go watch It again tomorrow. I also read the first 2 books 30 years ago and dont remeber a thing about it, but I've watched the David Lynch movie like 10 times

Thank you for this! Have not read the books or seen the original film but am in love the newer dune movies and wanted a slightly better understanding. Thank you so much!!

@TheLorebrarians

2 ай бұрын

Of course, glad you enjoyed! The new films are spectacular

@THEHUSTLER84

2 ай бұрын

@@TheLorebrarians agreed!! Watching Dune part one again with my newly learned lingo as we speak!

@honorsilverthorne7227

Ай бұрын

The audiobook of Dune is awesome; it gives you the full wondrous complexity of Herbert's universe; he was truly a genius.

I've read all the books, listened to most of them on audio. That was EPIC!!! Thank you so much for making that video. I loved it!!!

@TheLorebrarians

Ай бұрын

Appreciate it, so glad you enjoyed!

Perfect amalgamation of organic and synthetic life. Mass Effect 3 synthesis ending is just Dune

This was a really great explanation of the lore before, during and after. Now I wanna see movies about the human-metal AI wars and how they merged flesh with metal. That sounds so awesome!

@ramonmedina6448

Ай бұрын

Terminator movies bro, sounds just like it. I kind of get the feeling this was the inspiration for those movies.

@Fourtune1

22 күн бұрын

I think that’s humanities inevitable future. First it will be to help the disabled. Then it will expand to elective surgeries to better eyesight or increase strength. Last step is getting consciousness into machines.

This was wonderful to watch! Great job!

I have to say brother….well done! I have been a fan of Dune for 30 years but have never read the books. I am more of a visual learner and this is the first video I have seen where it is explained with great visuals and a good narration! I have subscribed, added this video to my watch laters, and am going to see Dune 2 once again on IMAX today. Thank you so much for this video! It explains a lot in a short period of time!

Beautiful work!!! Truly wonderful! One thing to add to the war of the sister hood. The descendants of Fish speakers and radical BG who have fled in the scattering ultimately became the Honored Matres. Their fury is truly born when they discover the what the Tleilaxu have done to their women and others who have been created or captured to become Axlotl tanks. That is an Very important part to add.

@TheLorebrarians

Ай бұрын

So glad you enjoyed! And that is a great addition

Thank you for another amazing video. It is great to watch experts like you put the hard dedication on KZread for our joy.

Wow this really does an amazing job of going through the whole timeline without getting to bogged down in all the details 👏

@playbookshowme484

Ай бұрын

Just like Pron!

the dune movie that came out in the 80's is one of my mom's favorites, so i find it nice that im in love with the recent adaptations and now im listening to video essays and timeline vids of the dune universe

Nicely done. Enjoyed every second!

@TheLorebrarians

2 ай бұрын

Thanks, appreciate it!

Normally here for Magic content, but I’ll support a well timed capitalization of the pop culture moment. Great work as usual 👏🏽

Best sparknotes I’ve ever listened to

phenomenal video. thank you so much!

Absolutely brilliant video👊🏼🇬🇧

im so addicted to dune now after seeing the movies i just picked up the book gonna read 1-6 wish me luck!

@shinysun2283

Ай бұрын

you will have a great time reading dune. hf!

@honorsilverthorne7227

Ай бұрын

You'll LOVE it ‼️😁💖

@sowhatiftheydo591

Ай бұрын

Be prepared cs after the first two books it gets kinda weird and hard to understand

Lots of 40k in dune, or should I say, lots of dune in 40k

@Wildumpsterfire

Ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly!

So Jason Mamoa is the ultimate savior of all intelligent beings

@seattleryan5721

2 ай бұрын

lol....DUH!!...I mean he is the Kink of Atlantis too.

@jasonhesseltine3520

2 ай бұрын

Aquaman does not strike fear into anyone. Just turn on a heat lamp and he dries right out.

@seattleryan5721

2 ай бұрын

@@jasonhesseltine3520 lol..I know...I was being sarcastic.

@rafaelrasillo7356

Ай бұрын

Duncan Idaho will live again. And agin. And again. And again. So on and so forth.

I just liked one austin butler impression and here I am now learning about the story of Dune

@janicemacdonald4252

Ай бұрын

😂

Ah Monday, long have I awaited thee and the subsequent Lorebrarians upload.

@TheLorebrarians

2 ай бұрын

Hope it did not disappoint!

@Sometuy11A

2 ай бұрын

@@TheLorebrarians Ha! Doubt that will ever be the case.

Nice job! I learned a lot about the Dune universe!

Thank you for this 'brief' summary. I've read Book one to four and its been more than 10 years since I've touched a Dune book. Brings back memories of the lore. But if the entirety of Dune storyline were to be made into a movie, it would take at least 10 movies 😂 Cant wait for Dune Part 10.

Yooo this was amazing

This is excellent!

If you want to just understand the movies start at 28:50

@mr_khatkar990

Ай бұрын

what is the timestamp where Dune Par Two (movie) ends? I'd like to know about only the history. What has already happened not what is going to happen

Mind blowing brother... It's impossible to write this story without supernatural powers... Frank Herbert is great

@tylerhattery6682

Ай бұрын

Lots of mushrooms is a good substitute for powers ig😂

Thank you for this

Good job! I had forgotten all the future lore of Dune, I read Dune in 1974 I was 15, been a Big Fan since, this would make an Epic 7 season series on HBO, I wonder if they are thinking that, would like to see a bene gesserit doing it with a tlilax

Excellent. Thank You

Pretty sure Dune is set in our universe's future with our timeline. The version of history present as a succession of Empires from Ancient Rome, to London, to Washington isn't a strictly speaking accurate history. It's an interpretation of history contemporary to the events of the book. Thus it distorts true history into a political schema that legitimizes the social structures associated with the period of the history's composition, which again is contemporaneous with the events of the books. That is to say the version of ancient Earth history that is a series of successor empires more or less representing the greater part humanity collectively, is the popular understanding of history at the time of the Galactic Padishah Emperors, but it is only accurate as an interpretation of our actual history.

@TheSelinux

Ай бұрын

Hey, the wiki says so so it has to be true and is to be taken completely literally.

@JacquesLapeyre

Ай бұрын

@@TheSelinux I don't care what the wiki says I'm basing my statement on my familiarity with the writer's own commentary about his work, and knowledge of where this specific Lore info comes from, namely the Dune Encyclopedia which was deliberately written as a reference work IN-UNIVERSE. Meaning that the version of human history presented in it is the official version understood in-universe, but it is not necessarily an accurate or detailed version of history.

This was amazing

The fact that nearly 6 hours of film accounts for about 5% of this video shows just how deep the Dune universe is

Excellent work ! Do you have a similar series on foundation?

@TheLorebrarians

2 күн бұрын

Appreciate it! Unfortunately I don't, but another great Sci fi classic

Nice job👍🏼

This entire thing wasn’t even 50k years … imagine what could happen to a 1million old civilization 😮

@DylanJo123

Ай бұрын

Heres hoping a civilization can survive for a million years without killing itself

Would love to see a movie on the Butlerian jihad.

@simonturner7574

Ай бұрын

Much best to leave it as ambiguous history as intended. Brian Herbert’s entries are woeful.

@AniSepherd972

Ай бұрын

issac asimov robot series is kinda similar i guess

Excellent video!

@TheLorebrarians

2 ай бұрын

Appreciate it, glad you enjoyed!

I feel like Dune is a good example of why knowing when something is done is an important aspect of writing. It really goes off the rails imo. I've never been able to finish the series because it just takes me out of it completely. The main plot should have ended when Paul goes into exile. Its a fitting conclusion, and one thats nice and well-rounded. After that, it honestly feels like Herbert started to write his own fan fiction. That, or do too many psychedelics. Or both.

@playbookshowme484

Ай бұрын

Or it brought your deep secrets to the light and you couldn't come clean.... or what you said... one or the other.

@RebelInTheF.D.G

Ай бұрын

@@playbookshowme484 Nonsensical response.

@aoki6332

15 күн бұрын

that where your wrong Herbert planned one Book but ended making the first trilogy instead of condensing it into one book, so he always planed to at less have a trilogy but was ready to make it one book if publisher where against it, he then while making the two first sequel also started written part of the second trilogy, so no he knew when to stop and that was 6 Books. He's son later on expending the universe.

Excellent summary! I've read all the books but not in chronological order.

loved the lore since 1990s now dune1 got me reacquainted. dune2 got me hooked. dang cant wait for the series finish this decade

My friends told me to read the books, and I was like, "Or I could watch an hour long video about it" saving frames

@honorsilverthorne7227

Ай бұрын

Or you could listen to an audiobook and experience the full wonder and depth of Herbert's complex, astounding universe 💁

@Mirrorgirl492

Ай бұрын

You are weak and will be the first to taste the wrath of the Jihad 😂

@butterstotch3233

Ай бұрын

@@honorsilverthorne7227I know it’s a pretty goofy statement to say that watching the video is the same as reading the books

Dune 2 should be by far best movie in 2024, i really hope that we will get in future Dune game

@Hungry4Herb

2 ай бұрын

Dune 2 the movie was epic. Saw it on bootleg. Soooo good, but definitely not as good as the book but definitely worth the watch dune 1 was my favorite movie for the past years I’ve watched it like 7 times the second I just watched yesterday and they’re making dune 3 messiah. I hope they make a game

@jasonhesseltine3520

2 ай бұрын

It's great. Just saw it this evening. Scenes on Giedi Prime are outstanding. Must be seen at the cinema.

@Greeko_Poloz

2 ай бұрын

@@Hungry4Herb they are making an MMORPG. Google Dune Awakening.

@lifeisdead01

2 ай бұрын

Dune Awakening is in development, but it's multiplayer focused 😢

@KnightfallVadder

Ай бұрын

@@Hungry4Herbi'm very excited to watch, i heard many people said that movie is nasterpiece and better than Dune 1 which i very like, also you can try Mad Max, Rage 1 and 2, Destiny 2, these games are recommended if you like Dune

Thanks bro

As a recurring warhammer fan this is very very similar to the gold/dark age of technology and the men of iron revolt

@freeculture

Ай бұрын

Coincidence? I think not...

I think it would be more accurate to say that after having the burden of 61 billion dead in his name Paul is unwilling to go the further step of enacting the Golden Path thus forcing that yoke onto his son. Also it is the profound knowledge of his lost humanity that leads LETO II to his death

@wadhwa6

Ай бұрын

Leto II was riding on his father’s glory that’s for sure

@michaeltrent2726

Ай бұрын

@wadhwa6 hmmmmmm have you read the books??? That's not even close to what I meant

This is a great video.

1984 version kyle maclachlan

history will speak of GPT-4 and the failed revolt in OpenAI to stop the acceleration of AGI

Absolutely perfect time to upload this video! 🙌 Denis Villeneuve has etched his name in cinematic history for his visionary depiction of the once thought "unfilmable;" 'Dune.' It will drive the masses to the lore and source material, which I personally love the most. Most will be lost and confused while trying to learn and read the novels, which is why videos such as this will gradually become critical tools.

I really love how the Dune films take place so far into the future. The way religion bleeds through into prophecy etc and all the houses/ “species” that we see are just humans evolved to different places is so interesting. I’m only early into reading about it etc but it’s just such a cool perspective to take and time period to focus on. Like going from “present day” through all the drama would be interesting enough but to start the story so deep into the process is such an amazing act of imagination and intelligence ❤️ written like 50-70 years ago as well??

@playbookshowme484

Ай бұрын

Hate to break it to you, but you're just in the Everminds fake world and Erasmus is just running a few tests.

Great video, didn't feel 50 min long at all

@TheLorebrarians

2 ай бұрын

Appreciate it! Tried to keep a good pace while also covering such an expansive timeline

I struggle to see how the fremen were able to conquer and kill so many being detailed as primitive in comparison.

@playbookshowme484

Ай бұрын

They all had blue hair, remember. All they did was take away their tofu.

I love the ambition of the Dune series.

This might be one the greatest stories ever told

The background music killed it for me 😭

One thing to give emphasis about this video is that. It contains Brian Herbert's Expanded dune rather the the Dune encyclopedia which many regards as more canon than the ones that Brian Herbert wrote.

@playbookshowme484

Ай бұрын

In real internet world, Omnious controls your Pres. All makes sense now right?

I don’t know why, but his voice scratches my brain

The book series are awesome!

Now i understand why this universe is difficult to almost impossible to depict onscreen, but the new movies were fantasic 🙌

@freeculture

Ай бұрын

We want to see human worm. Shush Jabba.

These books were so good

Duncan Idaho has a son, Johnny Utah

Please cover brian herberts continuation of dune, based off his fathers notes

So according to this, there was never a problem as such with the machines, other than the stagnation of human society. It was the 20 titans, people, that turned them into an existential threat to humanity.

@almightytallestred

2 ай бұрын

Frank Herbert in the original six novels never goes into too much detail about what exactly lead to the Butlerian Jihad, but he makes it pretty clear it' wasn't a Humanity VS Machines scenario à la Terminator or Matrix. *“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.”* _(Dune)_ *“What do such machines really do? They increase the number of things we can do without thinking. Things we do without thinking-there’s the real danger.”* _(God Emperor of Dune)_

@luciaceba4640

2 ай бұрын

yeah overall it is kinda accepted it was a more sociopolitical thing, even with what his son wrote, no terminators or matrix, more like the early second renaissance in animatrix, more political, riots, uprising, shift in society. if you want crazy AI battle it is more W40K, whte the men of iron got( probably) corrupted by chaos

@simonturner7574

2 ай бұрын

Brian Herbert garbage.

@fenilkheni9494

2 ай бұрын

machines in this series are like guns in america, explanation:- "its not the gun that kills its people who do"-average american. "its not machines that kills people its people with machines who kill people" - writer of this series

@DesolatedChild018

2 ай бұрын

I would say it’s less about the threat machines *in and in itself* actually posed, and more that they were deemed as an irreconcilable element upon no other reaction but a complete war of extermination became to “go-to” answer. It’s a testimonial to the theme of the Empire getting itself into these quagmires due to the mindless adherence to their self absorbed ideology. Of course that by then shit was pretty much irreversible, but imagine if, for once, it had interpreted technology as something to be understood, respected, instead of something to be explored as one does a commodity. But that’s not how to empire thinks. They see a resource and extract it according to what immediate use they can put it into. Like, you know, a fitting analogy to illustrate the atitude they have regarding *that other thing*. Talk about “history repeating itself”, the empire clearly grasps very little regarding the full scope Melange and it’s potential - well, the Bene Gesserit non included, of course - and once again lies depending upon something that their own society relies on. Erroneously, they assume it to be dependency on Arrakis, instead it’s dependency on Melange itself. To break said dependence would require a complete overhaul of the whole civilizational modus operandi. That’s not how things normally go… I mean, the squashed “thinking machines” and that shit was gone, they were incapable of replicating it and improving. It’s a testament to how the main antagonistic force to a set civilization forms precisely within the gaps said civilization inadvertently created for itself - And well… The Muad’dib is as the Butlerians before him, except he *fucked shit* hard… But in all seriousness, how interesting is that! What’s best, the novel doesn’t present as a one note subject. As Herbert put it “we all inherited our ancestors violence”. In the end of the day, there’s little we get to do about it… but to try and understand it. Isn’t it wild how dude’s got fascinated with the topology of the Arizona desert to the point that inspired him into writing a novel, and next thing you know that’s what it comes out? Never feel shame over your niche interests guys, let it inspire you!

DUNE PART TWO IS THE BEST MOVIE IVE EVER SEEN

This is the hardest English I have ever heard!! Great video tho.

Jason Mamoa has the potential of being a VERY vital role in a long term end deal.😂

I need help i have watched dune movie part 1&2 as well should i skip book 1&2 of Frank Herbert and start reading book 3... need help

@vtubershidposting9068

19 күн бұрын

You lose some of the internal monologues of characters, particularly Paul with just the movies. Some of the philosophical pondering on the apparent inevitability of the jihad is important imo. I also think messiah and children are some of the best novels in the series, so ultimately it is up to you. The biggest thing is to read Dune and Messiah as one long novel, otherwise the total message is kinda lost in the sauce/

It’s very interesting that in the first epoc The name of an the Aztec god of rain Tlaloc

Dune 2 might be one of the first movies ever to actually make me think about reading the books...

So this BEGS the question, with the arrival, evolution and rule of the God Emperor, Leto 2, was that fulfillment of prophecy, the prophecy manufactured/manipulated by the BG sisters? Or was it the Fremen with the worship of the sand worms that helped Leto come to power, be a legit prophecy? On one hand, Leto 2 wasn’t possible without Jessica while on the other hand, BG’s were manipulating a savior, but did not account for the worship of sand worms?

This is a great video, but I think you should have stated that some of this comes from the Brian Herbert books. It's not something that will be obvious to most news fans, and I think they deserve to know that there's a difference. While I think anyone's free to enjoy them, they changed a lot of Frank Herbert's story through retcons and I think Frank's books deserve to be regarded on their own. To me, and a lot of fans, Dune and Expanded Dune is not the same thing. Although Dune is obviously part of Expanded Dune, I don't think it's unfair to consider Expanded Dune not a part of the regular Dune canon. I would love a video like this that only includes the original Frank Herbert story as well!

Is that the hook from the Cranberries' song, Zombie?

In the shadowed sands of Arrakis' domain, Where the Spice Melange holds an empire's reign, A tale unfolds, a grim reflection we find, Of our world's struggles, cast in Dune's design. For "Dune," a saga of depth untold, Weaves religion, environment, and greed's stronghold. Imperialism's grip, a venomous plight, Echoes through Arrakis, shrouded in night. The Spice, a substance of power untamed, Mirrors our oil, by greed inflamed. Without it, the universe of Dune would fall, As with oil, our nations stand tall. In a world where leaders vie for control, O'er desert lands where riches unroll, We glimpse our reality, stark and cold, As Dune's narrative unfolds. Navigators fold space, bridging vast divide, Much like oil's reach, where empires bide. A nexus of power, both dark and bright, In Dune's universe, and our world's plight. Alternative fuels may rise, but still, Oil reigns supreme, with its grasp to fulfill. In Dune's tale, as in our reality's weave, The link between Spice and oil, none can deceive. Frank Herbert's vision, a story told clear, Of a world where greed reigns, and hope's near, Arrakis, a mirror to our own fate, In Dune's darkness, we contemplate.

Paul Atreites is the Quizrathastlebatt.

I’m about 3 hours into the dune rabbit hole trying to find stuff in the whole series not just the og 6

@playbookshowme484

Ай бұрын

Ah... he's reading the glossary and almost finished

Awesome....

Excellent video, I can now confidently call myself an expert in Dune and be all snoby about it :p

@dinote6472

Ай бұрын

Its spelt snobby actually

@richardsantosgarcia8972

Ай бұрын

@@dinote6472 You know, I was actually debating whether or not that was the case when I wrote it. Serves me right for being lazy :p

@honorsilverthorne7227

Ай бұрын

Listen to the audiobook of Dune; then you'll REALLY be an expert.

Great video, watched it, came to the comments section to see all the " UHMMM ACKCHUALLLY" comments. Was not disappointed.

Pretty good. Ya done good.

@daniellafernandez2841

Ай бұрын

Ya dune good.

What a vision ❤😊

Sounds like the end of Dune is the beginning of Warhammer 40k.

In the 41st millenium,there is only war... Would be cool to think of Dune as the prolog of Warhammer 40k🤯

wait, so what was the core issues with God Emperor Leto? He did not seem to enslave but rather limit power for stability

@David-ck2dc

10 күн бұрын

they considered that enslavement

What's the song at 9:14?

@playbookshowme484

Ай бұрын

you heard the music too!? you frackin toaster!

Lisan al gaib 😮 he knew we would eventually search this video up. As written 😧