Why Was IG-11 Ordered to Kill the Child - Star Wars Explained Weekly Q&A
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Why was IG-11 ordered to kill the Child when the Mandalorian was not? Should stories pander to their fandoms? These questions and more answered in this week's Q&A!
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I was under the assumption that there are two factions that have not been fully revealed yet: one that was intent on protecting the baby in episode one and one that was intent on eliminating it.
Perhaps it has to do with the mysterious figure on Tatooine?
I was thinking 3. Moff Gideon and his genetic engineer wanted it alive. An unknown faction that wanted it dead. The third faction was whoever was paying a bunch of Weequay mercenaries to protect the Child.
I still theorize that they needed the Child because they're researching the cloning of powerful force users. Mando is the reason Palpatine's clones failed.
Hoping that this isn't the case. Keeping as far away from the sequel trilogy as possible is really the only way forward for Disney's handling of the IP.
I love this idea! It would give a bigger meaning to this relatively secluded story and connect it in a great way!
@@erik7317 i dont think they should ignore what happened. building on top of it with other star wars projects is the only way to make it feel better and "fix" it
@@euzozi I think the last episode is so controversial that it would be better to avoid those plot points, while expanding the universe and world otherwise during this period is really good. It was lacking world stuff.
But with the High Republic coming I think they should focus there.
Patrick Ramsey, damn that's a good theory, it won't surprise me if your right. Very nice.
Q&A: Did Ahsoka ever find out about Padmé's death? At least the official story?
I hope they go over this question next week.
Q&A: in Battlefront II’s campaign, Dell Meeko recognised a Star Destroyer, the Dauntless, above Vardos. How did he recognise that specific grey triangle? It’s not like Thrawn’s Chimara with a unique paint job. It’s just another standard looking ISD.
Could have been a simple guess, plus Versio was known to be from Vardos and probably had the Dauntless there more often than other ISDs would be
B N the Dauntless was under Moff Raythe’s command, not Versio’s. That would be a very wild guess as Inferno Squad was definitely not expecting it to be there
Re: Moff Gideon and his Star Destroyer, I’m gonna go bolder: I think he has a Super Star Destroyer: 1. If the rumors are true and Ahsoka and Rex are in season 2, Gideon is going to seem underwhelming as a villain. Giving him an SSD would help build him up as a threat. 2. IIRC, it’s stated somewhere in the Aftermath novels that several of the Empire’s SSDs went missing after Endor. 3. Filoni and Favreau have so far really liked doing surprise reveals at the end of episodes, and this could be a great one.
2:11 Maybe that character was an agent of Moff Gideon who told him about the client's intentions.
1 would like to see a worn down and battered star destroyer still fighting in Mandalorian
IG-11 may have been my favorite character of the Disney Era. I can’t explain it. It’s the way he moves, his dialogue, the CG
Also Mollie YOU AND THE BABY ARE ADORABLE
They even said on a birthday post for Hayden that he’s the chosen one.
What if the prophecy was simply meant to read, "The chosen one will find balance in the force." Then Anakin fulfilled his destiny by balancing the dark and light within him. Of course, then his line in ROS should have been "Find balance, like I did," but that actually makes more sense. Luke didn't want to train her at first because of the darkness in her. Same with his mistake with Ben. Despite their teachers, they both eventually found the balance in the force and found peace.
1:11 After the Rise of Skywalker novel, don't we, though?
10:02 Well, finding Exegol around the time of A New Hope and starting the Final Order contingency plan actually makes the design of the Xyston-class make more sense. And like the Death Star, the difficult and more time demanding part was the planet killer weapon.
Not really. It seems that Moff Gideon wants the child for personal reasons. Since he is kind of a renegade imperial, it seems unlikely that he is trying to get The Child for Palpatine. I guess you could say that he is attempting to bring The Child to help bring back Palpatine to get on the good side of the Empire again, but it seems unlikely.
Why wasn’t Sixth Brother punished for cutting off Ninth Sister leg? Both continued served the Empire like nothing happened... Sixth Brother just goes off to find Ahsoka like nothing happened. And we know Ninth Sister survived and she told Sixth Brother he was dead then.... Did nothing? Shows up in Fallen Order 4 years after the fact?
The inquisitors were ruthless and so palpatine didnt care.why did you think vader cut off there limbs?
gianluca m To teach them loss.
@@EchoCT1409 i know.i was answering your question by saying that was the same reason
gianluca m that’s not why Sixth Brother cut off her leg. He did it to escape. He left her for dead when their mission was to pursue the Jedi Farren Barr. He should have been punished for disobeying orders and attempting to kill a high ranking Imperial.
@@EchoCT1409 why?they killed the jedi and he escaped.the emperor doesnt care about the inquisitorius they are just hounddogs
A theory I read somewhere and I thought was interesting was that another player in the story we haven't seen may have wanted the kid dead.
Its possible that there is some entity we have yet to meet who is a remnant of the empire
The only reason I can think of was someone else was after the child and maybe the thinking was if we can’t get the child then we can’t let anyone else
Q&A: Why didn't the Eclipse make an appearance during the battle of Exagol
Because Rise of Skywalker was a bad movie
Q&A: Have you ever pictured a book-only character being played by a specific actor? Rael Averross gives out huge Jeff Bridges vibes.
In regards to starting jedi training at a young age, I always thought it was to prevent attachment and love and all that (embodied in Anakin's relationship with his mother) its not that Luke was too old to learn how to use the force, it was that he was more susceptible to the darkside due to his attachment to his friends. Then his whole story in TLJ is about him finally understanding what Yoda and Obi-Wan were talking about, which was a bad idea, because of all of the mistakes the jedi made.
And while we can say, why didn't he just fix it if he knew it was flawed? Because of a few reasons. He was doing what he thought was best (he was wrong) and because he was stuck in his ways, refusing to change. Until catalyst Yoda shows up and shows him that "we are what they grow beyond" showing that the idea of what the jedi are, should be changing over time and improving. (Among other things) but yeah.
That is one of the main reasons why I love TLJ, the lesson of failure and how you can grow from it.
Yoda's chat with Luke, as well as Luke's talk about the pre-Empire era of the Jedi to Rey were two of my favourite conversations in the film, for sure.
My best guess is that the client (Herzog) was an imperial officer who doesn’t comprehend the value of the Force; he sees it as a resource to be mined and takes for granted that it doesn’t have an infinite well. Moff Gideon is more like Vader in Ep. 4, where he appreciates how special the Child’s power is. The client would probably be content and vivisect or otherwise extract the Force like it’s a chemical or property, and not a fluid essence.
I love his face at 20:13 the idea of a broom lightsaber
Damn, so close. Love you guys
The funny thing is that we all assume that the child is good. But we’ve seen the child display a bit of darkness as well. Moff Gideon Says to the Mando and crew. “You think you know what you have, but you do not.” Maybe the client feared the child because he knows the true origin of the child’s existence. Moff may also know the the truth about the child and wants to use it to his advantage. Mando and the crew really know nothing about this child. The child has also displayed that he has no problem killing to protect his friends. I think the bigger question is. What is the nature of this child? Is he good or evil. Or is it that he simply has not been taught how to use his powers. But he’s been around for 50 years. So he had to be taught something. What is the nature of the child? And why did the client want him dead. When Moff Gideon clearly wanted him alive.
Re: balance, I always saw it that Anakin brought balance in that the light and dark would always keep each other in check; Luke tended towards the more dogmatic light post-ROTJ, so Palpatine had to survive. Luke trains a load of new Jedi in this pure light way, so the force takes Ben to the dark in order to balance things out etc, until at the end of ROTS, Rey learns to balance the light and dark inside herself, thus meaning that there is no need for a distinct light side and dark side.
I think Herzog’s character was trying to prevent Moff Gideon from obtaining any more power than he already had as an Imperial warlord. We also saw him threaten Pershing for trying to say they wanted The Asset alive. Essentially, once Herzog turned over The Asset, he would have no power over Gideon and Gideon wouldn’t have a reason not to kill him.
Brilliant discussion. You two are great! Peace, Love and May the Force be with You!
Q/a
In a new hope, what was the clanging sound heard in the tantive iv that makes 3po say "what was that?" and the rebels look st the ceiling. Theyre still in space so the ship isn't touching the star destroyer.
Do you just automatically give the video a LIKE when you first start watching their videos?
Q&A when maul asks obi wan “is he the chosen one” before he dies, is he referring to luke or anakin?
He is definitely referring to Luke. Maul figures out before the fight that Obi Wan is protecting someone, which triggers Obi Wan to ignite his lightsaber. Maul is clearly asking "is the person you are protecting the chosen one?". So, Obi Wan believes at that point that Luke is the chosen one.
@@aleclininger yes, also at that point obi wan and yoda had lost all hope and didn't think anakin could ever be redeemed
My thoughts 💭:
Anakin is the chosen one. His blood, his bloodline is Chosen.
So then his children would be THE CHOSEN ONE as well. Luke & Leia. Anakin’s blood runs through them. Maybe the Chosen One wasn’t ever meant to have children, but he did. Then Leia had Ben. So then Force would not be balanced because THE CHOSEN ONE continues to exist.
As well as the Sith continued to exist.
So Ben is the last of the CHOSEN ONE bloodline.
Both the SITH & the Chosen One “Die” in the Rise of Skywalker. So the prophecy is fully for certain fulfilled.
P.S. there’s a Theory Ben’s last healing made it so that the Skywalker lineage would continue through Rey. Impregnating her through the Force.
Fix baby yoda behind you dude, he's all crumpled up and must be very uncomfortable.
That episode 1 shirt is so sick
"Destroy the child. Corrupt them all." -Alex Jones
Grepolian Magic First Order in a nutshell.
*Question:* How would you feel if we got a live action Ahsoka but they didn't use Ashley Eckstein's voice.
*Question:* Since Rey was supposed to be taken off of Jakku and go to Palpatine when she was a child, would his spirit has on to her when she was a child, or would he try to train Rey then have his spirit pass on to her when she was an adult?
For future Q&A:
1. Is the story reel Crystal Crisis on Utapau still canon? It's no longer included in the official website's chronological order of TCW episodes. Neither is Dark Disciple or Son of Dathomir. Plus I believe the events in that arc contradict what Obi Wan said in Ep3 about doubting Grievous would be on the planet.
2. How did Ahsoka know about Maul and know what he looked liked before s7ep8?
3. Why do you think the creators never allowed Maul and Anakin/Vader to meet during TCW or Rebels?
Thank you and I love your channel!
Q&A: When were the TIE Fighters and the ISDs introduced in the Imperial Navy? As I understand, in the Ahsoka book they use ISDs about 1 yr after the formation of the Empire, but in the Thrawn book the Chiss is brought from his exile aboard a Venator and they use V-Wings some 6 yrs after ROTS.
Didn't George Lucas say Anakin was the Chosen One?
He litteraly planed 789 with different hero. He put the line about mistaken interpretation of the prophecy in ep3.
The problem with Chosen one and the prophecy is that Lucas used it as undeveloped plotdevice, but not as a theme for prequels.
Angry Ewok
Facts, logic.
Palpatine wanted Luke and Rey to kill him out of anger so he could take their bodies and have his spirit poses them. Why didn’t Palpatine let Mace Windu kill him out of anger?
The end of last year/early this year there was a rumour that the first ever lightsaber was made by a sith.
The Guild isn't restricted only to Novarro. And
Greef Karga wasn't the only agent of the Guild. He was the leader of Novarro Guild headquarters. But the bounty for the Child could have been given from somewhere else and by someone else.
For "the future" we could very well have something like Valkorion's Eternal Empire from The Old Republic. His army was made of Force Sensitive soldiers that didn't necessarily follow the light or the dark side of the Force, they just used the force to enhance their abilities and capabilities as warriors. Sure, Valkorion had some Sith-like ideas, but he wasn't entirely Sith (not gonna spoil everything but I know some of you might have an issue with that statement). So, I think there's plenty of room for new, fresh and interesting factions that use the force and aren't necessarily based on being the ABSOLUTE GOOD or EXTREME EVIL, but rather have very human interests (regardless of their actual race) that can clash with the interests of others and create conflict. Maybe something to do with exploring the wider galaxy far beyond the outer rim and such. Civilizations clashing in pursuit of very powerful resources
Sheesh, sorry for rambling.
Q&A: In your opinion will we ever see droids in the Star Wars universe gain their freedom, either through political uprising or outright war and rebellion? To me the next great galactic Star War (post TROS) is a Droid Rebellion. Im actually surprised it hasn’t become a major thing yet in canon lore (correct me if I’m wrong please)?
It rises questions. People wouldn't 'stop' making driods, they would make dummer droids, if the conflict ended in a treaty the starwars galaxy would start manufacturing stupider droids to whatever degree the droid faction determined was 'not one of them' in the negations to end the war. Someone like C3PO that just, dosen't care at all, or R2D2 that is displayed as ruffly liking his job most of his time (or at least his company on said job) would probably keep doing what they did before
Q&A: Now that the sequel trilogy has come to a close, how possible do you think it is to finally get a sequel to Lost Stars?
How bringing balance to the force is: it's like dance dance Revolution.... If you hit that step perfectly you get a point. But there is a whole bunch of steps to hit. You want the highest score.
Can ships jump to hyperspace while in atmosphere in canon?
I'm asking because in R1, J:FO (and I think TROS) they showed ships jumping to hyperspace while in atmosphere, meanwhile in the Resistance show the Colossus can't jump to hyperspace while in atmosphere...
So which counts and which doesn't?
You can just chalk that up to the size or the Colossus not that it had an old hyperdrive and it couldn't but other ships can.
Q/A: At the end of Rebels, do you think Ezra and Sabine had feelings for each other? And do you think it sets up the rumored Rebels sequel?
I hope not. After the sequel trilogy I have had it up to my ears with the "shippers" and their overreactions when things don't work out the way they wanted them to.
All of the Sith now live within Rey.
Justin AquaToad McGowan technically palpatine killed himself with his own lighting. Rey didn’t kill him.
I dont think Revan and Bane would like that.
@@bakasta5992 Indeed, that was the entire point of how that fight was setup. The Dark Side is ultimately self-destructive.
To answer the first question, the imperial officer who gave the job mentioned there are two targets. 2 children
Given how impressive the cinematography and effects have been on Mandalorian . . . with these guys in charge and their budget, a Star Destroyer would look fantastic inside and out. Seeing Yoda go full Darth-Maul-Victory-And-Death taking it down would be delicious
Q: what happened to the new repubblic after tfa? I guess the last jedi took place right after it so it makes sense that we don't hear about it but what about afterwards? Did the remaining new repubblic forces join the resistance? What went on on a political level between tfa and tros?
Amy's company was Visceral. The game was Project Ragtag (working title). The game was canceled because the team couldn't produce enough work in time.
Can you tell us some of the reference books that are a must to for own
My friend gets super upset about how powerful Rey is all the time. I just respond with the fact that the force picks favorites
alex is getting (more) into shape,,, yeaaaa i see you
Q/A: When the Emperor tempted Ezra to bring his parents back; was that a way to corrupt him and turn him to the dark side/turn him into an inquisitor or what is really going on there?
The dog will be jealous of you hugging baby Yoda
how canon can we consider hero banter in battlefront 2? in the game, palpatine might say something like "such a sad story, the calrissians." and then snickers to himself.
24:37
You can actually see the Corvus in the first trailer
Where?
Lavernius Tucker what time in the trailer
I wouldn't say that the ship "explodes" so much as it *_breaks apart._* Structurally it just couldn't handle the stresses put on it, and broke up. There was no fast-burn chemical reaction involved, which is what an explosion is. At most, you there would *_potentially_* be an "explosive decompression" of atmosphere (as the structural integrity vanishes and leaks appear allow air to begin to escape and then suddenly weakened seals and bulkheads rip apart allow the held in atmosphere to escape rapidly) but that is still a misnomer.
Q/A: What's the in-universe explanation for the origin of names in Star Wars?
(In our world, Napoleon introduced the bureaucratic requirement for family names in Europe in 1804; many people simply "chose" a name at that point, and those are the names that are still used today. Is there something similar in Star Wars?
Many names in our world are patronymic or based on a profession, but there don't seem to be many of those kinds of names in Star Wars, so what are names based on there? Did the first people with names like Skywalker, Darklighter and Freemaker really walk the sky, light the dark and make [people] free? And where do names like (for example) Kenobi, Organa, Antilles and Palpatine come from? What about names used by alien species? Maybe there are even some names that have come to be used by several different species?
And what about first names? Why are there "English" (or even Biblical!) names, like Luke, as well as names in an unknown language, like Obi-Wan? Is the name Ben a really common name? (Ben Kenobi, Ben Solo, Ben Quadinaros.) Would that make the name Ben Antilles the Star Wars equivalent of John Smith? Did Palpatine get bullied when he was a kid because Sheev is a funny name?)
IMO, a Star Wars RPG is what we need next first and foremost
More Star Wars games would be great, just enough with the pinball already. :p
And enough with the lego games too
How did Chewbacca end up on where we meet him in Solo: A Star Wars Story?
My theory:
The IG-11 Bounty Hunter Assassin was hired to terminate an Empire’s interest.
If this asset was such a high priority to Moff Gideon, then this asset was a threat. A weapon. I’m certain the IG’s contractor did not know he was sending a machine to shoot a child in the face
Q&A I think you may have covered this in another video, but do you think we could see Nar Shaada and/or Nal Hutta at some point in the Mandalorian?
Chosen One prophecy re Annakin seems to be mostly driven by Qui-gon who had an esoteric faith in ancient Jedi mystics that developed it, so the canon leaves a lot of room for interpretations of prophecy. Qui-gon seems pretty alone in terms of thinking Annakin was the chosen one in text, so readers/viewers can have even more interpretation. One could easily just say the ancient Jedi mystics were wrong or were misinterpreted
I am reading Queens shadow and what do you think of the book.
The t-shirt link in the description doesn't work!
Really wish they would make a good computer only flight sim like we had with the old X-wing/TIE series. You can have so much more complexity than with console and new tech can make it look great (see X-wing Alliance Upgrade team’s modding visual upgrades). A DCS like Star Wars game would be epic!
Question what do you guys think qui gon would think/ say about ahsoka
I wrote a book called Lady Vader, which starts the same way as A New Hope where Leia is captured but Vader senses that the Force is strong in her and soon realises that she is his daughter. Same points happen including the destruction of Alderaan but it is Vader using it to turn Leia to the Dark Side. She becomes Lady Vader. So in this version Luke is the one to save Leia by pulling her away from the Dark Side to the Light.
Season 2 hopefully will explain so much
I could theorize the there are 2 factions of the Empire, One is win through military might and the other is win through Sith sorcery. Military faction doesn’t care if child dies. Sith faction are set on making him a new Emperor. I’m not sure everyone in the Empire would be aware of the Sith plan though.
I think he knew about exogol.
And only until the death star was finished did the factory building start too produce a fleet
Q/A How many X-wing squadrons are out there? (or A/B/Y/U). The whole idea was that the Alliance doesn't have the means/money for a big standing army....but as stories grow it seems more and more squadrons appear. (not counting fan-fiction of course).
If you could be a Mandalorian clan, what would your signet be?
Do you think the ancient ruins in the Black Spire book used by the resistance belong to the zeffo? While reading about these unknown ancient ones in the book, i couldn't help but think zeffo. It makes the planet feel very holy for the force (mostly because of savis workshop.)
As far as future villains are concerned, I do think at some point we will see a return of the Vong. There will obviously be a lot of changes to them from their original depictions in the EU, but I do think they will return. An extra-galactic threat is something different enough to springboard a whole new era with, rather than going back to the well of tried-and-true villains.
I know they’ll probably never make another one, but I was a big fan of Star Wars Battlegrounds, it was a Star Wars Warcraft/Starcraft style game.
I love this channel and been watching for a few years now, the Star Wars knowledge and opinions conveyed are outstanding. It's fascinating though when Molly is speaking and Alex looks terrified Mollys gunna say something dumb haha. I'm sorry 😅 we love you both Alex and Molly.
Ig-11 was great for sure. Brought down the house in the last episode
Q/A: Would Luke have killed Vader if Palp didn't say anything (this is when Luke is staring down Vader after cutting off his hand)
Apologies if this has already been asked/answered.
It's tricky
Hopefully that's broom boy from episode 8 will be in LEGO Star Wars the Skywalker Saga
Q & A: Do you think there could be a sequel to the Lost Stars novel?
Q&A: Is 'Jedi Bob' canon?
Q&A: What era would you most like to see explored after the High Republic?
Q&A: Where did the jedi get their money from? Were they taxpayer-funded?
1) Regarding the sequels I agree either they pandered too much or challenged the lore too much. There was no clear balance. Hence the story suffered immensely.
2) Although I don't wish Yoda to be a central figure in the first part of the High Republic it would be fun that after everything is established we have in a sort of second part of the stories a stand alone novel centered on Yoda. It just seems interesting to me to see him before the Phantom Menace. What was he like, was he the Grand Master yet, was he just a respectable member of the council, what isnhis thought process, etc. I think James Luceno would be a great choice to write that novel.
3) Aftermath sets up so many interesting things that kinda pay off only in Rise of Skywalker. I wish the planning of the sequel trilogy followed more of the Easter eggs that he planted in thpse novels.
4) I really think there should be a Skywalker Saga game that uses the Lego video game format mixed with the Fallen Order format. So you can use multiple characters in different ways.
Q & A: love your channel.
If Savage Opress and Ferrel are the brothers of Maul, so is Mother Talzin is there mother?
If yes, so why did she let Savage kill her son? (Ferrel)
Is there a new Pod Racer game ? I faked being sick for the first time when I was a kid to stay home and play Star Wars Pod Racer on the N64 lmao.
Not a new one, but the game was re-released on the Switch and I think other platforms
Just an opinion, but I still think their were 3 factions interested in the Child and more than one bounty hunter guild group contracted. Also remember that this happens about 5 years after Endor so about 4 years after Jakku and the signing of the Galactic Concordance.
Of the 3 factions we know more about 1 than the others. Moff Gideon and his genetic engineer want the Child alive, but we still don't know why, and Gideon is willing to kill the child rather than let those that have the Child keep it. We also don't know how involved the Client was with Gideons faction. However we do know that Gideon didn't what to show his attempt to get the Child to others, he had enough troops to take the compound the Child was found in and they had some information on the Childs where abouts but for some reason Gideon felt it was necessary to collect the Child covertly rather than overtly. The New Republic is to busy with the Core and Mid Rim to worry about where they are so why the secrecy, or would a Moff with a military force and spacecraft be enough to draw the New Republics attention to the outer rim.
Then their is the faction that hired IG-11 and possibly other bounty hunters to kill the child. They want the child dead but for unknown reasons do not want to reveal themselves to other factions such as Gideon or New Republic by going after the child themselves. Nor do they want to make a big enough scene to do more than send a couple of independent bounty hunters at a time.
The third faction is the one that was protecting the Child from Gideon and the faction that wants the Child dead. I don't think the Weequay were just random pirates. Comments made by Karga and Kuill indicate that the mercenaries had been in the compound protecting the Child for months if not more than a year from bounty hunters. They were not necessarily good guys as they treated the local inhabitants poorly but they weren't acting like Pirates. Pirates would not have stayed in one place fending off one attack after another by professional bounty hunters just to protect a Child or wait for a ransom to be paid, there is no profit to be gained this way. Those might have been very well paid mercenaries or they might have been religious zealots because they fought and died to the last just to keep IG-11 and Djinn Djarin from the Child. Some one was providing resources to those Weequay and had their loyalty no matter how bad things got, and once again this faction wants to keep a loyal profile.
We really don't know much more than when the show started except none of the factions involved are the New Republic and none of the factions want the New Republic involved. If the New Republic was involved and wanted to protect the Child it wouldn't be in the outer rim being protected by mercenaries.
You can still clone the kid if he's dead. They preferred alive but maybe it wasn't totally necessary.
Since all the Mandalorians took off their helmets does that mean Din Jarin doesn't have to keep his on?
He foresaw the terrible memes that The Child would create and tried to stop it before we as a society collapsed.
RIP IG 11, he tried to save us all
@1993DJC why do you care
My Theory on (the Child) Grogu “Baby Yoda” (which I would’ve preferred they named something like YOGU (similar to YODA):
Well, why does Moff Gideon want this Magical 🧙♂️ Child?
1. He possess magical powers within its blood
2. This species ages very slowly, meaning if they can use its DNA 🧬 strand perhaps they can decrease aging for a certain overlord of the Galaxy/Sith Lord *wink wink* basically discovering something like the Fountain of Youth or Immortality.
3. Force sensitives pose a threat to the (once) Empire or future Tyrant Ruler
4. Baby “Yoda’s” blood combined with Cloning = POWER
5. It appears as if though Gideon serves below Thrawn (who serves beneath someone else, who works for Palpatine’s hidden Clone)..., or he’s interested in the Magic, Slow aging blood for himself
The Nihil are writing the prophecies in order to just cause chaos lol
The sith can absolutely come back, Sith after all is just a name, a culture, a philosophy. As long as life exists both the light and the dark will exist.
No matter what atrocities either side commits against the other the light and the dark will still exist, and dedicated followers of both sides will arise again. What those sides call themselves is irrelevant. The struggle is eternal.
Couldn't agree more. Ideas are bulletproof. Personally, I find this quite compelling, and I've no issue at all with seeing more Sith.
Regarding EA and star wars games what are your thoughts on the galaxy of heroes situation that happened a few weeks ago?
What do you think happened to the son daughter and father? Force Ghosts?
If the collision at hyperspeed causes the disaster, do you think that the Holdo Maneuver would do the same?
I was thinking about that, but maybe she wasn’t technically on a vector that led to any hyperspace lanes, so there wouldn’t be any debris in the path of any other ships. That’s just spitballing though!
Yeah they said in Rise of Skywalker that it was a one in a million shot (can't remember exact quote I only saw it once). I guess that could mean it destroyed it's target without debris killing the rest of the galaxy
I really want to see other groups force users. I love the Jedi and with, but with a galaxy so big there has to be others
Yeah. Those droids are the coolest