Why Palpatine Was NEVER Able to Find Yoda
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Because he went to a planet with lots of dark side energy. Saved y’all 10min
Thanks bro
Could of sworn I saw a video already covering this on here. Thanks man
There are only so many videos you can make from six films worth of content
Gods Work
Let our storyteller speak of the reason
We need a Yoda series that’s 5 seasons long and cover different eras of his life.
U can have it lol! Im good.
Dagobah made the tragedy of Yoda even more sorrowful. Living in seclusion on a world that wanted to kill him with nothing more than his thoughts and failure.
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@@michaelwilhelm157 yes
Personally, I was never sure that the Empire truly hunted Yoda. What greater punishment could the Emperor inflict on his enemy, as having him watch, *feel* the destruction of his order, his students, unable to intervene, unable to do a thing, just forced to feel as they are snuffed out?
Yeah tbh that was the vibe I got at the end of the prequels too. The couple of jedi that survived all bummed out just going to some boondock where nobody would look for them to ponder shit. Then the empire just assumed order 66 was successful when they didn't rise up for 30ish years.
I disagree because palpatine was not arrogant really he knew his capabilities and would not let yoda live to train more Jedi
Yoda could have helped, intervened in ways, he could have helped protect Luke or Leia, helped other jedi. He fled and hid himself away. He was pretty much done with it all. Yeh he was old but he had a decade or so left in him but nah, he was done. Luke was lucky to get 5mins off training from him😂
@@Velldog yo fr Yoda legit had so much knowledge 900 years he could of gone full balls mode and raised an army of thousands of Jedi in the whole ass 30-40 years he had left. He knows the ins and outs of managing a war “the clone wars” being the leader of the clone army essentially besides the senate during that time. He also could have gained the support of the whole rebel alliance, along with recruiting obi-wan, Luke and many other surviving Jedi. But instead he chose to go to his death stick stash on dagobah lmao
where exactly was he going to find all of these “Jedi”. Most of the Jedi that were force sensitive were already recruited and then killed by Anakin and the storm troopers in order 66.
It’s not like hey I dropped my soda I’ll go pick up another one at 7-Eleven 💩
I heard the story was because Yoda intentionally moved to a place with a strong connection to the Dark Side... that Dark Side cave Luke went into... would mask Yoda from being detected
yall that stupid you forget that force users could mask their presence
Yeah that’s what I thought, too. I think that was the pre-Disney explanation.
@@jordanhal2814 yeah it was. The first Heir to the empire book explained that. Also that Yoda killed a “dark Jedi” that found him in that cave that caused the dark side energy to happen in there.
In the "Heir to the Empire" Trilogy its also noted that when expert force users die they release a storm of dark force energy.
Yoda previously stopped a darkened Jedi on Degoba. It is assumed that he stopped him in the cave and his dark energy still resided there, neutralizing Yodas light force usage.
That was the old EU explanation put forth by George Lucas and Timothy Zahn in the original Thrawn Trilogy. It was supposed to have been a cave where a powerful darksider hid until Yoda defeated him there. The Dark Side corruption of the cave following his death along with the living Force near the cave made it the perfect place to mask the presence of Master Yoda and prevent his being found.
How you were able to spread this video out over 10 minutes blows my mind
"How did Yoda manage to survive?"
Dude, they literally put Vader's son on Anakin's HOME PLANET with his RELATIVES where Anakin HAS BEEN BEFORE and let him still go by the name Luke SKYWALKER and was well-known to have a friend named Ben KENOBI who was a STRANGE OLD MAN, and yet they never found he was around.
Yoda could've literally gone to a planet called YODA LIVES HERE and the Empire wouldn't have found him.
Also
Order 66. Kill Yoda. Immediately once that's done, kill every other Jedi.
- fixed it for him. Should've known Yoda would most sense Jedi being killed at once. So should've assassinated him first.
This comment made me laugh so hard 😂
You deserve so many more likes.
Bro I spit out my drink reading this 😂😂😂 No lies were told in this message
Star Wars is full of plot holes and stupidity. It baffles me when old gen “fans” criticize newer movies and claim they create plot holes…
Been a obsessed fan of star wars since I was a child and I never thought just how ridiculous Luke Skywalker early life was or how poorly order 66 was executed until you pointed it out. You might be a genius Fr Fr
With Grogu love of frogs maybe Yoda species home plant is similar to Dagobah, swampy and very strong in the force it would explain why it's hasn't been discovered yet also explains why they're so strong with the force themselves
From the movie it always surprised me when I saw people comment that Yoda lost the fight with Palpatine. I always looked at it as a fair fight where neither got the better of the other for that long. He may have said he failed but he sure wasn't beat.
Well technically, Yoda did lose. Could Yoda have won, yes. The problem is that Yoda was sopposedly going dark and he stopped or he saw the future of what was to come. I think he lost because he fell that distance, and then saw the future of what was to come, so he decided to retreat and say he failed. Instead he did win, but in the long run with Luke and Anakin defeating the Emperor.
The novelization of Revenge of the Sith speaks on this moment when Yoda realized he had lost, and more importantly, WHY he had lost
"Finally, he saw the truth. This truth: that he, the avatar of light, Supreme Master of the Jedi Order, the fiercest, most implacable, most devastatingly powerful foe the darkness had ever known... just didn't have it. He had never had it. He had lost before he started... before he was born. The Sith had changed. The Sith had grown, had adapted, had invested a thousand years' intensive study into every aspect of not only the Force but Jedi lore itself, in preparation for this exact day. The Sith had remade themselves. They had become new... The Jedi had spent the same millennium trying to re-fight the last war. The new Sith could not be destroyed by a lightsaber; they could not be burned away by any torch of the Force."
@@davidperry5741 well thats a lotta nothing, "he just dindt have it" , "they did research" , " they changed" is not an explanation of why he lost. It is also surprising that the sith were supposedly so meticulous to achieve this grand plan over "THOUSANDS of years" but they didnt bother to keep looking for yoda, "the fiercest, most implacable, most devastatingly powerful foe the darkness had ever known" , until the jedi are truly extinct. Star wars just doesn´t make sense.
I like this excerpt from Wookiepedia about Dagobah - "Hundreds of years before the Clone Wars, the Jedi Minch battled and killed a powerful Bpfasshi Dark Jedi on the planet. The Dark Jedi's energies absorbed into its surroundings, tainting the cave where he was slain with the dark side."
I always looked at it as a scenario where Palpatine never actually tried searching for him, he knew he won and knew Yoda had lost everything and wouldn't dare to try and oppose his Empire again. It also wasn't his disposition to try and restart the Jedi Order or assist the rebels, so why bother?
Palpatine was sadistic to where perhaps it was more satisfying to leave Yoda with whatever years he had left alone with his failures and reflecting the loss of his home, family, friends etc than simply killing him.
Palpatine destroyed the order after a long-term plan from inside the senate, realistically he would have never let yoda, the jedis highest leader, alone with a slim possibility of training one jedi.
Palp didnt WIN BY HIMSELF HE RAN FROM YODA CALLED REINFORCEMENTS SCARED......
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Same way palpatine was able to hide himself from the Jedi, using a sith temple to mask his energy.
well would it raise eyebrows that he was staying in a sith temple?
@@thedarkforce9596 the jedi temple is built on a sith temple
I also think Palpatine wasn't trying to find Yoda because he might be powerful but Palpatine won so he likes the thought of Yoda suffering out there
Simple, he hid in a planet full of dark side energy. Sidius wouldn't expect a Jedi especially a Light side avatar Yoda to be able to withstand staying on a planet full of Dark Side energy.
You nailed it that is the exact reason he went there because it was a dark side Nexus. And I believe there was a very powerful dark-side user who died on that planet. But it wasn't because of the wildlife or no technology
Facts that's brilliant
Just to add to @zaberfang , the weird crazy Yoda we find when Luke meets him, it's not because of age, but it's because he went disturbed after staying so many years surrounded by Dark Energy, fighting against it.
The Yoda we see with Luke, is COMPLETELY another person when compared to Yoda Pre order 66
@@elonmusk6654 Yoda is just feigning stupidity when he first met Luke. Lucas based Yoda on an old martial arts teacher feigning idiocy, acharacter trope from Asian cinema.
@@zaberfang I don't know, because if he had feigned and then finally showed himself as the wise former Yoda he once was that would be plausible, but he acted really out of his normal self till the momment of his death.
I still believe everything on his life, the end of the Jedi, his years of self exile in dagoban surrounded by dark energy, and above all, the once chance he had to finish off Darth Sidious and save everyone else and he failed, as the Grandmaster of Jedi..I think those are reasons enough to have broken him. I even think that even thought when he trained Luke, there was hope but no certainty. There never was. Anakin for example was known to bring balance to the force, but no one knew that it would take him to become Darth Vader and then go on a redemption arc to end Sidious once and for all.
Dagobah was a dark side nexus. The planet was actually able to hide his Force signature, so that way he can avoid capture. It was all intentional
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I had read in one of the novels, that Yoda had defeated a sith on dagobahg, in doing this it left like a "dark cloud" that hid him from the Emporer and Vader the accrual spot in which he defeated him was the cave where Luke saw his own face in Vader. Rey found a dark space on the second death star wreckage where she encountered her self in sith form. There is also a spot on Luke's island planet that rey enters that is very Dark. This may be how Luke was able to stay hidden there, perhaps he defeated a sith in that spot. He did shut himself off from the force
New learnings everyday. Thanks with your explaining on Dagobah.
Stupendous you've covered this more than once fam.
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Best Jedi he is
Considering yoda's track record of screwing up , Emperor Palpatine probably figured that the little green traitor flew his escape ship into a asteroid or a star .
Like your comment, I will. Laugh, it made me :)
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@@ZombieKiller789 fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate...is ugly. Ugly, do not be.
The reason palps never found yoda is because he wasn't looking for him. Vader was doing the looking , and let's face it, he wasn't the sharpest tool in the box.
"I've had some terrible dreams, my lass dies in them".
"The only way to save her from death is to turn to the dark side and kill all your friends".
"Ok, sounds logical to me".
I force crushed the subscribe. You right, I never did do so crushed it did I! Thanks for the content
I didn't think the Emperor hunted for Yoda or had agents of the Empire hunt for Yoda. After the duel with Yoda, Palpatine was busy enough running the Empire. He likely no longer saw Yoda as a threat at that point, since the Jedi order was mostly snuffed out, and he had Vader dealing with any surviving Jedi. However, Yoda probably selected Dagobah because it was full of force energy/dark side energy and would mask his own force signature.
I know I enjoyed Legends explanation of it back in the 90s. Yoda went there to hide out but eventually a “dark Jedi” (now known as an inquisitor) found Yoda and Yoda defeated him in the cave which is why the cave had an aura of dark side energy when Luke eventually came.
Same one that shows up in Kenobi seies
Great video!
One question - If the planet was such a Force/Dark Side nexus, why would it be deemed unimportant to the Emperor 🤔 I'd have thought he'd want to explore a planet with such a presence in the Force 👍
Because as far as Sidious was concerned, he had already won! And he wanted Yoda to suffer with hiding
there was already so much activity there that his own presents was masked or blended in with the background, he couldn't be detected
Like it’s said in the video, Dagobah is devoid of technological advancements of any kind, and the planet was mostly untouched by anyone at all. There likely wouldn’t be any Sith or Jedi Temples to actually seek out, meaning the gains of setting foot on the planet would be minimal at best.
What if padme joined Vader on mustafar
Maybe he sensed nothing important to him there and forgot about it. Or was just not interested because he thought it was unimportant compared to himself.
He could have cared less where Yoda was. He had the satisfaction to know he had 1,000's of Jedi wiped out and had total control of the known galaxy. He wanted Yoda to have to live with that. It's kind of like Obi-Wan beating Vader the second time and just leaving him damaged.
You mean he couldn't have cared less...
@@looksirdroids9134 Everyone always says it backwards lol thank you for correction, I was about to do the same :)
To me dagobah balances both light and darkness of force that's why it's so important to Yoda and why he never leaves maybe it's the way to only to not only help him but help others.
the story of the dark cave is the one I heard. But the planet being strong in both light and dark makes more sense. It also explains why at the end of Return Of The Jedi, the force ghosts are so potent when the show up. Endor was also full of different creatures will very little tech.
Because he was friggin Yoda! No one finds him unless he wants you to.
good video as usally 👏
Dagobah was one of the planets Count Dooku deleted from the archives along with Kamino so there was no record of it in the republic/Empire archives
Take a shot of your alcohol of choice every time he says Dagobah.
"With little rhyme nor reason. The reason for this was..." LOL
I’d like to see a video on all the characters who knew Darth Vader used to be Anakin Skywalker prior to episode 6
I say that yoda went as far away as he could. and the whole story about being able to sense other force users doesnt hold water for a few reasons;
1. Vader only sensed luke when he could almost see him, he detected his sister becouse of luke.
2. The counsil knew about a sith lord for YEARS, but were never able to track him, not even when he stood right beside him (and palpatine was on the same level as yoda)
3. Obiwan supports point 2, and the jedi didnt sense anakin untill he actualy showed off, so the whole ''sensing the force'' is exaderated hocus pocus.
I say the dark side cant realy locate the light side and visa versa, as proven by anakin skywalker when he became darth vader. he couldnt sense his wife or childeren anymore, so he thought they died. and that guy had crazy talent.
So yoda just moving as far away as possible, finding a planet he could easely hide in (and maybe looked a little like his home planet?) was the most likely explaination.
With dagoba being a ''useless'' wilderness made it perfect, the empire would have no interest.
The theory that dagoba being a sith planet makes it a HORRIBLE idea to live there, especialy since it would attract sith on pergrimage or vacation or whatever (you know, those who can sense force users)
Hey. This actually makes more sense!
"With little rhyme or reason"
"the reason is"
In my opinion, the cave has something in it that Yoda was a guardian of so it does not fall into the hands of the users of Dark Side. Yet, there are multiple creatures giving off light side of the force on the planet that hid Yoda.
However, in in one of the 1990s novels, there was a plant or creature that nulls the force. These could be around the planet as well. But this could create concentration of the force. So I do not think the force nulling plants/creatures will work.
I figured that Yoda chose to hide away on a planet where he "blended in" the background with all the various creatures that resided on it, in that case only one that was truly guided by the light side of The Force could find him even on this dark misty swamp planet.
The real story of how he was able to hide was he met and trained under Krillin and was able to keep his power level so low that no one can sense it, hiding him from Vader since Vader can sense strong energy
i never Thought about that
Back in the 90s I read a book that said Yoda went to a place with a ton of life, because the life force signatures were so dense it would mask Yoda's presence. No dark side energy required to mask Yoda. Just a crap ton of life.
Pretty much. We've known since the Thrawn Trilogy (released in '91 & '92 iirc) that a combination of the Dark Side cave and, as you put it, the crap ton of life is what kept Yoda hidden
Watch, now they’re gonna make a series where Yoda is contacted to rescue someone off world and has several brushes with Vader and/or the Emperor. Obi Wan was just the first in line…
Pausing to look at the scene of the aftermath of Knightfall, only to see that there's scores of Jedi bodies, but no clone troopers anywhere except for a couple. Did the clones recover the bodies of their brethren and leave the Jedi bodies to rot on the floor? Or are the Jedi just so awful that they die like redshirts? The way of the Jedi is hard, but Jedi are capable. Padawans less so, but that's why they're Padawans. Things like being stuck in open combat, not using their surroundings, not letting the force guide their actions - these are things they should be doing, but instead they just get killed in a few seconds. There's a lot of critique I can offer simply from that image. I mean, we see the arena battle of Geonosis and even with all those droids there overwhelmed by vast odds, tons of Jedi survived that, and that was in a heavily disadvantaged position.
Jedi fighting on their home turf, using their training and the force? Honestly, I'm surprised the clones won at ALL. I know its a story - but those are people who are smart, capable, and tough, and know what they're doing. Throwing away non main characters to prove a point is disingenuous to an intelligent character, and even more so for *any* Jedi. The kids? Sure. Believable. Not the adults though.
At some point, it probably would've occurred to someone to look for the fugitive Jedi grand master on Dagobah, though it might be WAY down at the bottom of their list of planets to search.
Imagine if right after Yoda's Equally Matched fight with Palpatine and after he helped Obi-Wan hide Luke, that he accidentally ran into Darth Maul (who is still Angered after Palpatine killed his brother). The Story could be that Yoda and Maul agree to join forces. Yoda Trains Maul in the way he did Dooku, resulting in Maul's advancing his Force Powers (Force Lighting and Telekinesis) and Fight Skills. Yoda and Maul wait for their moment to attack or combat Vader and Darth Sidious while Boss Nass has the Gun-Gin Army ambush the Clones!
that would be an absolutely wild alternative/what if? timeline
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Was waiting on u saying force nexus 🤣🤣🤣
It's a big galaxy out there.
Question? Off topic, but how did Anakin escape Order 66? Was there something in the directive that keep the clone troopers from firing on him? If she can someone point me in the direction to viewing/reading that sequence of events?
Teacher says I want a minimal of 500 word essay and this guy shows up with 35000 words.
Yoda's answer to why he was never found :
Because a pro I am.
When fives and tup die the both talk about their nightmares which is obviously a nod to order 66.I would love to see a scene of the clones dreams and of what they're talking about
Cmon man. He didn't go to dagobah to hide. He went there to feast!! You know how many different kinds of frogs 🐸 there are down there?
If he was hiding from anyone, it was grogu!!
I want to know how close do 2 force sensitive beings have to be before one can detect the others presence. Of course this is with being both the same level force user, and neither have interference.
Dagobah, filled with dark side energy shielded Yoda from being sensed by Sidious and Darth Vader.
He probably made plans to run after his experiences with the force priestesses
Palatine just didn't want to get his new shoose dirty
Favorite star wars planet, for sure.
i always figured that Palps really just didn't give AF about finding yoda. he viewed him as no threat.
I'd like to see a video about the reaction of non-clone officers as Order 66 was carried out and the aftermath.
I didn’t think it was the dark side so much as it was the living force being so powerful.
Ol' Sheev just doesn't like swamps, man.
Because Vader kept letting Obi Wan go, so couldn’t torture him to get the information 😏
The theory about the effect of Dagobah in Force ghosts is cool, fits the evidence you brought up from throughout the original trilogy, and nicely supports your larger argument connecting Yoda's refuge conceptually to the background from the prequels, but isn't it contradicted by The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker? Were all of the planets on which Force ghosts manifested in those movies also nexuses?
So was Endor a force nexus? How did the ghosts appear there?
I think Yoda belongs to the shadow class of the consular just simply too small to use a double saber, he seems very absent from the temple in the high republic. Most likely scouring new planets with student
I always just assumed that he went to a world that was so far out in the "boondocks" of the galaxy, that hardly anybody was even aware of the planet's existence. Not only that, but it was unsettled by any advanced lifeforms, which would have made it a virtual "afterthought" to the galactic center in the first place.
In real-world terms, that's like somebody moving into a small cabin, in the far north of Canada (or somewhere in Siberia). And telling NOBODY that they lived there. A person could literally go the entire remainder of his life without running into another human being under such circumstances. And that's on a planet that's already pretty "crowded" with human beings on it. Now multiply this by an entire galaxy's worth of hundreds of civilized worlds, and you start to get the picture.
Also, Palpatine had no reason to look for Yoda. At no point does Palpatine, after becoming Emperor, see Yoda as any sort of a threat. He sees Luke Skywalker as a threat, but Luke did blow up a friggin DEATH STAR at one point, so that's understandable. But Yoda? No. Yoda simply disappears, as Obi-wan did. Speaking of whom... Are we even going to wonder how and why a Force-user as powerful as Obi-wan Kenobi was able to hide, for twenty years, on a planet as well-known, and highly populated as TATOOINE?!
Seems like finding Jedi, after the first handful of years of the Empire's existence, was not really a big deal to the Sith anymore.
The thing I've wondered is... why does Luke find Dagobah so familiar? It seems he was about to say "I feel like I've been here before" when he is cut off by Yoda's first appearance.
There are two reasons. One, as others have said, is that there are places on Dagobah that have a very strong connection to the dark side. Second, as explained by the expanded universe books, the dense jungles provided a massive amount of life energy to mask his own powerful presence with the force. Since all things have the force, it would be difficult to find just one being in such a planet. He became the figurative needle in the haystack.
Anybody remember the old PC game "Yoda Stories" or some shit like that?lol
I've wondered there was a scene with yoda on kashyeek in rots where a blue bolt shot randomly at where yoda was if this was a warning of what was to come like surely there was no reason a clone to shot near that spot
Without even watching the video I can tell you how Palpatine was never able to find Yoda.
The producers said, "let him not find Yoda".
So it was written...
So it was done...
Why are you even on this Channel then? That’s just a boring answer to everything.
Why do Jedi exist? Because the producers said so. Why did good win in the end? Because the producers said so.
@@Cats-2079 Dang man. Chill. Most of us know these stories.. Still haven't seen the video and from what I recall of the old Expanded Universe that ole KK wiped out... Yoda went to Dagobah because it was surrounded by the Dark Side of the Force.
Like the small white dot in the sea of blackness in the I'Ching symbol...
Hidden right next to the dark side.. kinda like Palpatine did with the Jedi.. he was the dark spot in the sea of white...
Anyways... I'll watch the video later to see if the OP got it right. (LOL)
But in reality ... it is what the damn producers say.
Sadly.
That's why we ended up with a garbage pile of trilogy sequels which to me.. is NOT canon or part of the story.
But simply badly written and approved "Fan fiction".
@@Stevie-J Yeah I hate it when timelines get fuxxored... because a bunch of "Suits" sit around an expensive table and want certain things they can "market".
Kinda like Disney.
So instead of creating "art" in which to sell.. They feel they must just toss out any old splatter paint and think it'll sell.
"It was said you would bring balance to the force!"
'2 jedi, 2 sith. I don't see a problem here.'
Just an observation from Empire Strikes back. When Luke goes to search out the source of the dark side you can plainly see a wall or a carved structure behind him. Other lore says that the planet was a safe haven for the Sith for 100's of years.
Every Galaxy ! Yoda Sense Light Side and Sense Dark Side Of The force
It’s unfortunate that Yoda could not find a way to alert other surviving Jedi that he had found a location that could serve as a refuge from the Empire and specifically Vader from hunting them.
Too many in one spot would cause a sorta void that would get detected.
that wouldn't work. That many Jedi gathering in one location would only result in alerting the Emperor and Vader of where they are. The dark side nexus would only work so long as it isn't being overpowered by another source...in this case, these hypothetical other Jedi showing up on the planet
What you said about Obi-Wan being able to appear in his full ghost form on Dagobah and why he wasn’t on Hoth is interesting, but it begs the question, how was he, and Anakin too for that matter, able to do so on Endor?
It was the "last scene of the trilogy" 😄
1.) The planet was a force Nexus, which a dead person can become seen as a full force ghost, if they had the training to do that.
2.) It is like JMH said, "It was the "last scene of the trilogy.""
Mini series idea: Yoda escapes to dagobah
even more crazy if you read the new mini series Crimson reign.
Legends only for me!
the reason i think Yoda chose that planet was if u watched one of the deleted scenes from eposide 3 when he landed on the planet he took a deep sigh and thier was all ready a hut there. that is because of Yoda was there once before when he was younger he was stranded there along with a friend of his
“I’m Yoda, I’m a soldier, I thought I told ya”
Yessssssssssss, piece of YT history right here.
No one:
This guy: degehbuh
Didn’t Yoda spend time on the Planet with his Master and therefore he was familiar with it as well?
yeah his jedi master is Jedi Master N'Kata Del Gormo
When Yoda went into exile he never lost his connection to the Force. Something that was never explained.
Because,He Went Into The FORCE, ITSELF!!
I love all the ORIGINAL Star Wars stuff.
4:07 where intro ends and explaining begins
was it a natrual death or did he transform himself into force ghost
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Because he was trained by a 4 armed alien space swamp snake-man... with a magic staff 😆😁😅🤣😂
I always theorized that dagobah was Yoda‘s home planet as said in legends and canon the home world of Yoda was kept secret from all galactic records
Yoda survived a score past the fall of the Jedi . After all a score is twenty years .
He wasn’t looking for him, he wanted yoda to feel guilty rather than he be dead ,
I’d like to see a yoda tv show or maybe an order 66 show
In what universe is Yoda's nine hundred year old self in the same generation as a nineteen year old, that's like being able to meet your grandparents grandparents grandparents grandparents
Palpating was too busy looking at his analytics and subscriber numbers
I always thought it was just because sidious simply didn't care about Yoda anymore
If it were a perfect hiding place for force users, then it should have been a top target for Vader. 👀👍🏼💯