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The movies were Made in the 70’s and 80’s, so misogyny was the reason.

Originally, Leia was not Force sensitive (Vader didn't felt anything) , and was not even Luke's sister. This was introduced in RotJ, to end love triangle Luke-Leia-Solo .Yoda in ESB was not a Jedi grandmaster, more of a typical wise hermit type. He was reluctant to train even Luke who was literally at his doorstep.

I agree with GamePanda. From the very beginning, with Bane’s apprentice, Darth Zannah, the notion of Apprentices growing until they challenged and did away with a Master they’d surpassed broke down. Most Apprentices assassinated rather than confronted their Masters, while still weaker/less skilled than said Master. Palpatine proves nothing, as far as the success of the Rule of Two. Had he been born during either the Old or New Sith Wars, he almost certainly would have risen to dominance over the pack, because he was a prodigy, extremely calculating, and immensely strong in the Force.

It did right up until they actually achieved their ultimate goal of destroying the Jedi and Republic. Once they were in power things slowly reverted back to the old ways where everyone was power hungry and wanted a higher ranking and status. True they didn't use the force or anything by all the imperial officers were constantly seeking glory and fame and that caused them to make stupid choices that helped the rebels win key victories.

He's just an awesome character 👍

I dont think you understand the rule of two. The point was to create someone stronger than you that overtakes you so that every Sith is stronger than the one before. This failed immediately because the Sith are powerhungry narcissists unwilling to give away the power they earned leading to them (like Sidious) handicapping their apprentice by not teaching them correctly or eg Darth Vader's suit. And the other way around, sometimes the apprentice would poison their master or kill them in another way before their training is finished, leading to loss of skill and knowledge. Sidious broke with all of this bc he wanted to become the Sith. The one to rule forever. He might've been strong but it's debatable if he was the strongest one ever and his way of handling things definitely lead to the downfall of the entire Sith order.

I wound say that Darth Sidious is one of, if not the most powerful Sith in Star Wars and even if he never intended to, he embodies what Darth Bane saw as the ultimate weapon of the dark side(Deceit, Manipulation etc.) and the Sith never give each other the chance to seek out a new apprentice and that's the whole point of it. The one craving the power always has to become more powerful than the one holding it and so forth.I think therefore the rule of two definitely did benefit the Sith even though like u said it is flawed if the apprentice is too weak to overthrow the Master or the Master dies before passing on all the knowledge . Nice Vid btw, Im currently reading the Bane Trilogy :)

The Irony that evil destroys some good but completely destroys itself. Unatural.

This man has composed so much material it's insane. A Legend

Now we're talking business, have a chair.

I like Star Wars Episode 1: Jedi Power Battles

Darth killed over 150k people including children. How do you redeem that?

Because the movie wasn't written like that.

Awesome character. Deserves further story lines.

Good video, a favorite character of mine👍

I absolutely love the relationship between Vader/Anakin and Luke in ROTJ. Especially Prowse's and Hamill's acting on the bridge scene conveys all that you explain here. The direction for that scene was amazing. The dialogue and the body language especially are so telling and it's such an amazing piece of cinema. You can tell by Prowse's body language how Vader's armour is cracking, how he is deminishing, how his heart really isn't in it anymore, he just thinks there is no hope. "You don't know the power of the Dark side, I must obey my Master" & "It is too late for me, my son." James Earl Jones does an amazing job at inerpreting the lines. When Luke says "Then my father is truly dead", and Vader just slumps on that railing, looking dejected, it shows more than a 1000 words that redemption is near, Vader's time is up.

I love the Ewoks ❤️.

His lies could have backfired spectacularly. His lies were human, but very manipulative and kinda gaslighting, and it could have caused a very different reaction from Luke in ROTJ. It could have caused him to lose trust in Obi Wan and Yoda and turn to Vader. They almost did set him up for failure with lying. The truth is always better. Obi Wan was lucky that Luke was a better Jedi in ROTJ than both Yoda and Obi Wan. I would argue their plan was lacking in trusting the Force and in trusting in the truth. I don't think it was justified but I can understand where he was coming from. It ended well, but no thanks to Yoda and Obi wans plan. Obi Wan was a flawed character in many ways and I definitely appreciate it that way, neither defending his lies not demonizing him, because really, it was a difficult situation set before Obi Wan.

Thank-you! I would like to invite all my fellow Star Wars fan to enjoy another unauthorized Star Wars Novel completely free. Just google Legend of the Harp Jedi. Then enjoy!

Wilhelm scream

The old skool. thx!!!!

I love watching the clip that Anakin has to decide between his son or his master then he snaps out of it

The real answer is that Leia originally wasnt supposed to be the other Skywalker. Lucas had plans for someone else, which explains the "There is another" line, plus Leia kissing Luke. Then plans changed.

I really liked her and wanted to see more, the Ashoka show just missed on so many levels and it didn't have to, there were many characters introduced that were so interesting but failed to develop just like her and her master.

I really liked Poe in the force awakens too bad last Jedi and rise of Skywalker did him really dirty by turning him from a fun, loving dude like he was in force awakens to a hot head in last Jedi in an argumentative, asshole, in rise of Skywalker

As kid looking at magazines and books that showed behind the scenes pictures of the models, paintings costumes/wardrobe I clearly understood that joint effort/collaboration to make these movies, specially McQuarrie's paintings, just loved them! As I would see them in the baseball style cards with the chewing gum. It inspired me to have a creative career which I was able to over time get into the Halloween industry and create official Star Wars licensed product in illustrations and sculptures which was a dream come true specially traveling to Lucas Licensing so many times. I believe Star Wars put me on a career path that has been so satisfying and not only to work on SW but DC comics, Marvel and dozens of other licenses, and it all started with Ralph's paintings. Great video!

Yoda didn't even want to train Luke at first. Let alone Leia. He understood the risks. He also understood the Legacy. The Force was strong in them. Yoda and the remnants of the Council went into seclusion knowing the power Luke and Leia could both abuse if they were influenced by the Emperor's will. He didn't want the Emperor to discover or exploit either of the twins. Yoda knew all along that Luke would at least find him one day because of his communion with Obi Wan. Luke found Yoda. Yoda reluctantly agreed to train Luke after speaking with Obi and Qui Gon and witnessing Luke's very own desire to destroy the Empire. Yoda could only risk revealing Luke. Revealing Luke and Leia together would only encourage the Emperor to destroy what hope Yoda had left in the prophecy. Vader tried to exploit this shortly before he saw the light. The Romance of Star Wars....

For being "non-canon" Disney sure "borrows" a lot from Legends

yeah that monster is the Gorax snd is in Ewokes caravan of courage film , i love that film

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That's a Gorax, theres one in the ewok movies.

Dismal Disney made the big mistake of trying to politicise Star Wars with DEI! The Star Wars films under George Lucas and the Expanded Universe were something that gave people much enjoyment. As already stated, alot of top authors contributed to the Star Wars experience. Really fired the imagination. It could have served well for future projects. Something enduring to pass on to other children. Sad really.❤

I would imagine he had an idea. Seeing as no humans pilot pods and then there is this 8 year old boy who does so with glee. I mean he was highly skilled as a child. His mom claimed he had abilities. So Im guessing adults close to him knew.

Yoda actually wanted to train laya instead of Luke. But it's good thing he didn't because laya. Probably would have killed vader out of anger because of what he did to her home planet. I think revenge, would have got the best of laya.

Thank you for this video. Thron is one of my favorite characters from all media not just Star Wars. One of the things I love about him is he is not evil not exactly he is cold, calculating and all business which isn't quite the same thing. I'm glad to see that most of his personality has carried over from the heir to theempire series, which I think is by far the best in all of the Thron Books he was exiled from his people for preemptively attacking slave traders without the approval of the rest of the military. He also has a very fierce hatred for slavery.

Any money Disney would have paid EU authors in royalties PALES in comparison to the money they have lost from making a crap project that plummeted their stock.

Need a part 2. .I enjoyed this

It was rhe 80's. That's why.

If you read, the books, Leia and Han Solo had three children, Jacen, Jaina, and Anakin.. You would also know, that, Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade got married, and had a child years later, and his name was Ben Skywalker, and this was before Lucus, sold Star Warsto Disney.. You adopted the story from Disney on Ben Solo instead of reading the books before...

I miss the fresh concepts of the old EU

I bet money that they didn’t want to have to pay royalties to the original authors.

To basically Sumerize it, he was a beast(?), I mean he fought many B2 supers with only a DC-15 (blaster rifle)and a DC-15s(blaster carbine), I also like him in general. I’ll give him a full 11/10.

Darth Vadar is twisted. The good is still there. We see glimmers of it. But ultimately, Vadar isn't willing to foster the good in himself except at the very end when Vadar decides he isn't willing to let Luke be killed. That's the one act of evil he isn't willing to participate in.

Because Leia is basically Dooku on his period 24/7 😂

Empire strikes back is a better movie though

I agree

Disney had all the work done for them. All they had to do was convert it to live action. But no, they decided to throw it away instead.

Will the real Shin Hati Please stand up, please stand up, please stand up?