Punic Wars from the Carthaginian Perspective | Animated History

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"Roman conscript spam is bullshit and needs to be nerfed" - Hannibal, probably.

Fun fact: elephants were geven wine to be more agressive

"He plucked his own eye out to avoid dying of an infection." Respect.

It is kinda ironic that the Romans burned Carthage but then Caesar was the one who rebuilt it.

It infuriates me how Hannibal was treated by his own people. During and after the war, he was given almost no help.

Carthaginian Politics: "We are against kings and autocrats! We are a Republic of the people!" "Cool. So...can I vote?" "I dunno...How much money you got?"

Fun fact: In 1985 the mayors of Rome and Carthage signed a peace treaty to finally end the last Punic War.

Well, well, well, the Armchair is covering ancient history again. Love to see it Griffin!

Please do “Great Emu War from the perspective of the emus”

Came here from Oversimplified's Second Punic Wars. Classic dejavu, as this video was also recommended to me last year

I was really hoping that Griff would tell the story of a Roman general weeping as Carthage burned. Saying. "He feared it would happen to Rome one day"

The Rome Total War OST in the credits was on spot

Friend: Who was the Roman commander who fought Carthage? Me: do you remember his name? Friend: I think he was called Scipio Me: do you have any idea how little that narrows it down?

As a Tunisian, it really hurts to watch how Hannibal's early outstanding victories were in vain and how the romans managed to flip the table. But great video, as usual!

Be Hannibal: -swore an oath of vengance to rome -become one of the best if not the best ancient general in the known world -Crosses the alps on winter with some elephants -killed more than 100 k able bodied roman soldier - *still loses cuz some guy name scipeepoo said no*

Honestly whoever’s in charge of Rome Remastered’s marketing deserves a raise. All my favorite channels have been sponsored by it.

freakin crosses the ALPS on an ELEPHANT "That hannibal guy would be a decent naval commander" - Antiochus III (probably) Edit: Antiochus** lol

Hannibal dismounting his war elephant and meeting the Roman general face to face gave me goosebumps. So much at stake, so much raw anger.

Fun fact: in Tunisia, there’s still a city called Carthage, in which there’s a port called Amilcar, Carthage port is still there too, and so many Carthagian and Roman ruins, including cities, Beautiful scenes to see. Most Tunisian cities names are of Carthagian/Roman/Italian/Spanish origin. Good video that tells us a lot about our history.