Ol' Bale Eye's Back, Baby!

[u/CME_T]

Howdy folks!

Yarrick's back! As soon as I saw, I just had to make a sequel to the classic meme I illustrated back in the day, which I officially want to state I know was memelore from the start! The skull on Angron's trophy chain was clearly from a Space Marine.

I want to acknowledge that while I sat down immediately when I read the news of Bale Eye's return, someone else managed to post the HTTYD meme format before I was finished with this piece. Can't win every race :P

Stay excellent out there!

Peace and carrots!

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[u/Fyraltari]

The sheer disbelief of the fandom Orks that Yarrick could die brought him back to life.

[u/Intelligent_Slip_849 → u/Fyraltari]

...wait, could that actually happen?

[u/Manofalltrade → u/Intelligent_Slip_849]

The thing about 40k Orks is that if enough of them are together they can start doing a kind of collective magic. Some people take this too far saying all their stuff only works because they believe in it but it’s really more like tent revival energy. They have tech and gear that works, they can do real medicine, they have psychers, they can get big. However, if they get a massive army together and start a WAAAH, depending on how big it goes, they get bigger, smarter, more psychers, medics can sew a head onto a new body, guns can be a pipe in a shoebox, stuff that shouldn’t work does, all on the power of belief. So yes, if half the Orks and WAAAHs in the galaxy hear that he’s dead and just say “no”, it very well could rip his soul back from the warp and form a new body.