Throughout history, there have been great warriors who have made their mark in battle, but how they could have matched up against each other is a mystery. This series endeavors to solve that mystery with various matchups of such warrior classes. With a systematic examination of their physical and cultural qualities, training and weapons, a field of experts strive to find the real facts of such warriors. When the research is compete, each episode ends with a simulated battle to see who is truly the deadliest warrior. The great warriors of history are examined for fantasy combat simulations. This is a pretty entertaining show but a lot of the time it is pretty corny and the results don't add up in slightest. They make silling jokes on it ridiculous match ups and completely unfair testing. Even with all that though it still makes a decent watch if you are a fan of weapons. They test a wide variety of weapons and test their effectivness.<br/><br/>The only good part in the show pretty much is the testing even with how unfair and inaccurate the tests are. and some of the outcomes make absolutely no sense whatsoever. And some of the matches just make no sense at all. They are completely unfair and yet sometimes is ridiculous a oh lets say makes a 17 year old girl beat a 35 year old warrior This show is currently in it's 3rd season, and rightfully so. The show is full of action, blood, gore, and introduces you to many weapons, from modern times, to in the times before Jesus. Though it's information is not always precise, it gives you a general idea, and a showing of the battle. There have been several occasions where I disagreed with the outcome, but because they showed me the footage and explained their reasons, I can see where it comes from. While watching the show, several scenes from the final battle pops up and occasionally ruins the show for you. (Like in the Pirate/Knight Battle. It shows the pirate walk up to the knight which is laying on the floor, and shoot him in the face.) The battles are also sometimes outdated. Take the Pirate/Knight scenario. The Knight was the ultimate warrior of the 13th century wielding swords and bows. The pirate on the other hand, is still around today, and has the advantage of GUNPOWDER. In fact, guns decided the entire battle. But, the fact their battles are all constructed from 2 different civilizations which have never met before, it gives you that feeling of imagination.<br/><br/>Bottom Line, the show is a great show to watch, and is recommended for anyone who loves to watch battles. But, don't go around yelling "HEY EVERYONE! US ARMY IS WAY BETTER THAN Vietnam!!! I SAW IT ON TV!" This show is purely for a simulation , and is not 100% accurate. Though every season they add new factors which make it more accurate, it will never be 100%.
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