Fantastic job dude...congratulations for the effort on making this amazing video, filled with details and accurate information. If I may give you a suggestion for another similar video, I'd say the Aiel people. Once again, congrats!
this is a pretty good video considering how new your channel is, keep it up, i came here for the ai but i think i could stay for the analysis and good luck
Coffee beans originated in East Africa, not South America. They were cultivated in Ethiopia around 850 AD. They were not introduced to South America until 1730 AD.
True, but considering we live on the first age and the events of the WOT happen on the third age, maybe in the future after a catastrophic event coffee gets wiped out of the African - Eurasian block and only survive on the Americas, were they are indeed a very popular crop today.
Don't think I've thought that much about the Seanchen and their home. It sounds like a perfectly horrid place to live. Interesting that they have traveled to shadow worlds and brought back shadow creatures. Thanks for this breakdown. Very thorough
The High Blood of Seanchan have greater status than that of European barons. They are closer to dukes or arch dukes ruling vast territories at the pleasure of the Empress (may she live forever). The Low Blood are closer to counts/earls, barons and knights. Many of the Low Blood hold low to middle military ranks and serve as magistrates and act as local enforcers/peace keepers.
It took ten years and the author dying before the last book to finally get to the end of this tale. It was worth the wait. I have not watched the show just clips but even with the adaptions that were made it looks really good.
Seanchan, Jordan 's super society. The single worst idea he came up with. Consisting of the "perfect" army (which never makes the same mistake twice) made up of a slave caste. Women who can channel are also enslaved. And finish it up with Sanderson's efforts.
I think the Seanchan are ethnically diverse. IIRC Alivia is pale with blonde hair and blue eyes while Tuon is brown skinned with dark hair when she isn't bald and dark eyes as an example. Compare it to North and South America. You have the natives of Seanchan (I don't think we have any descriptions on them) and then Hawkwing's massive army who I'd assume were recruited from all over Randland--so you've got people like dark skinned Tairens, basically English people from the Andor area, Asian or Steppe kinda people from the borderlands, etc... Book era Seanchan should just be a hodgepodge of people of all ethnicities mixed up. I'm just rambling here but hope you get my point.
This seems very derivative: Artur and Luthair Pendraeg (Arthurian myth), Raken (dragon), Lopar (lycan + bear), even goddamn coffee !? Just changing a few letters or a syllable doesn't make it original, just bad.
Fantastic job dude...congratulations for the effort on making this amazing video, filled with details and accurate information. If I may give you a suggestion for another similar video, I'd say the Aiel people. Once again, congrats!
Almost done with a script for the Aiel video actually!!! Thank you so much for the kind words
this is a pretty good video considering how new your channel is, keep it up, i came here for the ai but i think i could stay for the analysis and good luck
Thank you! I'm still trying to find my style as it comes to editing and I think I need to spend more time on my scripts, but I'm having fun doing it!
Incredibly well made for such a new channel..definitely worth a sub...look forward to what's next
Thanks for the support dude! What would YOU like to see next?
Coffee beans originated in East Africa, not South America. They were cultivated in Ethiopia around 850 AD. They were not introduced to South America until 1730 AD.
Just read that online. I should have double checked and thought they were a new world crop. My bad! Thank you for letting me know :)
True, but considering we live on the first age and the events of the WOT happen on the third age, maybe in the future after a catastrophic event coffee gets wiped out of the African - Eurasian block and only survive on the Americas, were they are indeed a very popular crop today.
No
Ok. Why?@@mlyss22
Likely confusing them with cacao.
Don't think I've thought that much about the Seanchen and their home. It sounds like a perfectly horrid place to live. Interesting that they have traveled to shadow worlds and brought back shadow creatures. Thanks for this breakdown. Very thorough
I don't remember that from the books. I thought they found the strange animalsvas they conquered the land.
The High Blood of Seanchan have greater status than that of European barons. They are closer to dukes or arch dukes ruling vast territories at the pleasure of the Empress (may she live forever).
The Low Blood are closer to counts/earls, barons and knights. Many of the Low Blood hold low to middle military ranks and serve as magistrates and act as local enforcers/peace keepers.
Nice summary of the Seanchan. At 18:25, I assume the Blood Knives don't have 6 fingers on a hand, do they?
Coffee originated in Ethiopia. It was later transported first to Brazil by the portugese, then later to America by the Dutch
That was better than S3. I quite like this version of WoT.
It took ten years and the author dying before the last book to finally get to the end of this tale. It was worth the wait. I have not watched the show just clips but even with the adaptions that were made it looks really good.
Excellent work.. well done. Thank you for the video.
very cool art of the seanchan soldier btw, is there anywhere i can download what you've created through ai?
Yes! I'm working on uploading the images to the google drive. I'll message you back when they're up there!
This was a great video! Thank you for your work
I love to hate them! I’ve never felt such disgust for fantasy villains
I feel like im watching jeopardy with ur font and blue background 😂😂
I think Sharra is even stranger. The funny closed of land across the Aiel waste whwre the silk comes from
Seanchan, Jordan 's super society. The single worst idea he came up with. Consisting of the "perfect" army (which never makes the same mistake twice) made up of a slave caste. Women who can channel are also enslaved. And finish it up with Sanderson's efforts.
Coffee beans originated in africa
Oop you’re right. That’s my bad
Y'all bow down to emp'ress ya'hear.
What do you think about their protayal on the show?
It's good enough for me to despise them, so I give the adaptation a good rating.
No mention of skin color? That's what were intriguing me in the tv show... it's supposed to be visibly easy to spot a Seanchan in Ghaeldan or Tear
I think the Seanchan are ethnically diverse. IIRC Alivia is pale with blonde hair and blue eyes while Tuon is brown skinned with dark hair when she isn't bald and dark eyes as an example. Compare it to North and South America. You have the natives of Seanchan (I don't think we have any descriptions on them) and then Hawkwing's massive army who I'd assume were recruited from all over Randland--so you've got people like dark skinned Tairens, basically English people from the Andor area, Asian or Steppe kinda people from the borderlands, etc... Book era Seanchan should just be a hodgepodge of people of all ethnicities mixed up. I'm just rambling here but hope you get my point.
@GarrettMerkin i got your point clearly, thanks
Seriously they can’t just get away with this what the actual F.
Good video and informative, but could have done without the attempt at a dramatic semi-british accent; it was cheesey and unnecessary
This seems very derivative:
Artur and Luthair Pendraeg (Arthurian myth), Raken (dragon), Lopar (lycan + bear), even goddamn coffee !?
Just changing a few letters or a syllable doesn't make it original, just bad.
It's meant to be set in our world, just in the far distant future (and far distant past) so it's not "derivative".
you are very ignorant of the world. You should rectify that
@@sheepsky one might call it deliberately derivative.
thanks for this, the show sucks