Well, obi wan killed both grievous and maul from the low ground, and he got anakin at the one moment where he was above him, so I think obi wans is actually a master of the low ground Angry comments in *5* ...
I feel like this quote best describes why no one really saw Krell's treachery coming: "Statement: Overwhelming odds is also a good tactic, master. There are few Jedi that can long hold their ground against a hundred attackers all firing at once... or being turned on by their own troops. But the most effective weapon against Jedi seems to be the erosion of the spirit." - HK-47.
Considering that the Dark Side clouded the vision of the Jedi High Council. The fact the most powerful of the Jedi couldn’t even consider that the Dark Lord of the Sith was literally right next door show you that the Jedi were losing their ability in the force. The Jedi were powerful during the time of the Old Republic’s, but by the time of the Clone Wars many Jedi were shadows of former themselves. The Dark Side shadow was vast and dark and the time for the Sith Revenge will be completed.
@@geetslys Also worth noting that Obi-Wan didn't seem to realize Anakin was falling to the dark side either. Despite all their time together, their deep connection, he couldn't tell until it was too late.
for example order 66 maul was alot more powerful with the dark side of the force in season 7 of the clone wars compered to before like when he destroyed the ships reactor room and clone soldiers just using the force like it was nothing
There's several reasons why he couldn't. Actually, he knew anakin was turning but refused to believe it. Just like how a parent will be in denial when their child that they love is evil, love can blind you. Obi wan shouldn't have developed familial feelings towards anakin.
I don't think it was that Jedi were unable to detect those who had fallen to the dark side, but that they refused to actively probe for those who had fallen. A dark side user, while attempting to hide their identity, logically, would suppress any outward emanations of dark side powers until the time was right, thus requiring light siders to actively probe the thoughts of those around them to find those who had fallen to the dark side. Yet for light siders, running around reading everyone's mind would be wrong, because doing so is a fundamental violation of a person's privacy... It just wouldn't be the Jedi way. It's a catch-22 situation. Ok... now let me finish the video and see if you come to a similar conclusion.
@@geetslys overconfident... arrogant... as well as hypocritical. These were _peace keepers_ acting as the leadership of an army of sentient male human clones who were literally slaves. If you think about it, the Clone War was setting all the Jedi on a dark path. As you've demonstrated in this video with Krell, some turned sooner than others, but I'd imagine it could have caused even more to slip to the dark side. Why would Jedi have ever been put in charge of soldiers? Who decided that would be a good idea? Why would Yoda approve this? I think it was the height of the Council's arrogance, and deterministically lead to their downfall.
@@Kehvan Well in the distant past in Legends the Jedi were commanders for the Republic, especially during massive conflicts like the New and Old Sith Wars. The Jedi most likely remembered how they used to command armies thousands of years before and assumed that they would be up to the task once again. What they didn't realize was that the Sith were manipulating them, and there was also an ancient Sith Temple buried under the Jedi Temple which gradually corrupted the Order itself to the point that they didn't even notice it, in fact the amount of Jedi turncoats might have been directly linked to the Sith Temple's corruption
To quote the 501st journal from the 2008 Battlefront 2 "Mygeeto was something of a revelation for the men of the 501st. We realized the Jedi could be fooled, if the Jedi could be fooled, they could be killed"
I love how the Clones confronting Krell was, I think, a parallel to the Jedi confronting Palpatine, Krell even says, "It is treason then," the same way Palpatine did.
Of course, unlike the Jedi, the 501st and 212th were able to defeat Krell. Granted they did by luring him into a trap, and only after he brutally murdered a few dozen of them, but that's better than Mace Windu getting fried and defenestrated.
Another question: why weren't there, like, 100 Krells? The Clone Wars were full of all kinds of temptation for Jedi to fall to selfishness. Palpatine could/should have had a small army of newly fallen Jedi.
@@maadtee6281 Honestly the only two sith rule is a joke even in clone wars considering Asajj Ventress was a thing. My comment was like half joking. The 100 Krells being a threat still is a good reason not to clone him
That, and many other reasons. Just to name a few, the dark side kept getting stronger as the light got weaker due to sith plans millennia in the making. And as the light side got weaker, generation after generation of jedi got worse. If you compared yoda to past jedi grandmaster he probably wouldn't be placed in the top ten. Hell, yoda couldn't even bust planets. There's a few ancient sith that could. Imagine the jedi who could stop them from doing as they pleased.
@@christianruvalcaba7788 well assuming you are correct, the dark side has also gone weaker. The strongest Sith is Darth Sidious and he can’t do much other than some acrobatics and lightning. Yoda was an even match for him so both sides have gotten weaker over the years
Anyone else notice that several of Geetsly's videos are about Krell. It just comes to show just how important he is and a prime example of why some future events happen as they are, or just how even the deepest of details and the force works. It's really interesting.
I would like to add that the Jedi hasn’t fought a sith for quite some time. The only one that would have had a chance to fight the sith is Yoda due to his long life. But the sith were presumed to be wiped out and like you said, were used to peace.
If you noticed, every time Palpatine suggested something, Yoda would look at him with disdain and mistrust. I think Yoda suspected Palpatine as Sidious way before he outed as a Sith
@Darth Sidious never read the novels, or comics. Movies only. Yoda whenever the chancellor suggested Skywalker he looked like someone pissed in his cereal. Take it you know the novels, any suggestion on a good one to start with?
I literally never even thought of this until the video. Never putting the 2 pieces together & when I saw the title I was like “Yeah???? WHY DIDN’T HE?!?”
An explanation for the jedi not seeing Palpatine is that he had no presence in the force. Plaguies believed him to be some kind of sith chosen one, since he was essentially undetectable in the force
I'm not omniscient, no Jedi is. In fact, the Dark Side is inherently difficult to sense because it clouds the vision of the Jedi. Dark Side users know how to shield themselves from being sensed. I don't know where this myth of Jedi being able to always sense the Dark Side came from. The only time Jedi ever sensed the Dark Side was when Dark Side users didn't hide it. Sensing the Dark Side in people is entirely dependent of those people not concealing the Dark Side in them.
I believe that there's another reason, not excluding others, but contributing as well. Jedi's arrogance. Their belief that they're always right together with dogmatic approach might've probably make them turn the blind eye even when they did fell that something is off. Like "oh, I know that fella Krell, one of us, totally awesome guy with a pile of victories, there's no way he's a secretly a piece of sith even if something is off. Probably just having a bad day"
Like the senate said The Jedi had become arrogant and were losing their ways They allowed palpatine to rise to power without ever suspecting him until the last moment
Yeah, it’s fucking ridiculpus that the Republic allowed him to stay in command. “Oh, he’s won some victories... while losing thousands of expensive & time consuming soldiers, let alone all their equipment! Ah, it’s fine! It’s not like the Separatists are the ones with overwhelming numbers and massive economic power, meaning we need to be smarter with what we have or anything...”
When I first saw this arc I legit thought that one of the Jedi would have seen something was up and would have came to help the clones. Or at least that one of the clones would have called kenobi for help.
Communication hardware at the airbase was destroyed by Krell by the time 501st really had a just cause for concern, and they only noticed after they took him down.
Facts do not speak for themselves, they require an interpreter. Furthermore, every interpreter is biased in some way, some more or less than others, but we all have our blind spots. Every person has presuppositions that they base their view of the world on. These help us make sense of what we see, but they can also blind us. In short, you will only see what you have been trained to, or want to, see. The Jedi couldn't sense Pong Krell and Sidious because they weren't looking for them.
It was stated in attack of the clones that the Jedi their ability to use the force had been diminished. I believe that is why they could not sense the fall of multiple Jedi and padawans. Plus roughly a thousand years of peace and sitting on top of a dark side Nexus and Temple probably did not help things.
another reason why they may not have detected their fall was perhaps that their falls were either a slow and insidious making it harder to pick up if you're note watching carefully or were extremely spontaneous in krell who could have fallen after anakin and obi-wan had left umbara. we weren't specifically told when he became a fallen jedi.
I kinda hate how in Star Wars Force users are able to “sense” all these things but the movies and shows very vaguely describe how and why they can sense these things. Like Sidious is able to “cloud” the force so that literally all of the Jedi don’t know what’s going on. I know palpating was super powerful, but so were all the Jedi.
Always wondered how the jedi generals didn't sense they would be killed by clones right before it happens & this puts background influences well into perspective
he said he been preparing for this act, so possible he learned everything he needed to know, for the most part he was pretty smart or well clever in how he did things
Among other reasons I think that there was the problem that the Jedi order had lost its way and failed to be what it claimed to be. I'm not surprised to hear that younglings could sense dark side users, they had yet to be fully indoctrinated into the methods and philosophy of the Jedi order. Using the force to hide only goes so far, in a battle of wills between the looker and the hider the one who is most powerful in the force would win, so why didn't powerful Jedi sense anything? Those times that dark side users / Sith were detected have something in common. They were people who weren't even trying to hide, they either didn't care if people knew (like Ventriss) or actively wanted to be seen and draw the Jedi's attention (Dooku waving a Sith banner was a great distraction to stop them looking close to home)
The only question I have, and I was wondering if maybe a video could be done to cover this more, is with the battle of Umbara being so strategically important and so valuable a planet, why didn't the clone legions tasked with the invasion wear camouflage that better matched the planets environment? Imagine the 501st but with black and blue armor?
I think another reason is because why would they have any reason to suspect him? They have to actively be looking, and even before his fall, Krell still had the highest casualties of any general, because of his lack of strategy
I particularly like the fog of war idea. Assuming aliens have emotional bandwidths similar to humans, constant combat would make controlling the anger, sorrow, guilt, and other intense emotions natural to war difficult to manage. Most Jedi probably had these fluctuations so Krell probably appeared as a normal Jedi in the context of battle. Also we know that the Jedi had a diminished ability to use the force. They didn't even know that the clones were being created which deeply disturbed Yoda and Windu. Sidious's plan was the perfect storm to weaken the Jedi's connection with the Force. Also consider that light side and dark side are not settings on a washing machine. Luke didn't become sith because he almost like Kylo. It takes time and dedication to drawing from the dark side in order to truly fall.
What actually blow my mind is that Krell's voice actor is David Fennoy, which i previously encountered as a voice actor for Lee Everett - complete opposite character lol
How could they not sense that this guy was turning to the dark side? *camera turns to Anakin, sweating, brooding, and seething within a cloud of rage and emotional confusion, while he sits less than a meter away from Obi Wan and Yoda*
Krell is taller than Obi-Wan, and therefore has the high ground, making Obi-Wan's judgment clouded.
Thats not how the high ground work! Unless of course they were on boxes or wearing heels.
Welp, time to take down the video because you solved it!
Well, obi wan killed both grievous and maul from the low ground, and he got anakin at the one moment where he was above him, so I think obi wans is actually a master of the low ground
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@@kostakatsoulis2922 Agreed.
@@kostakatsoulis2922 Obi-Wan knows the power of high ground so he trained extensively on how to counter it.
Krell turned because Obi kept trying to hug him and called him "Skinny Dex".
Dex was krells cousin
He called him “pog krell”
Krell: Wanna buy some death sticks?
Obi-Wan: Yes
Krell: Wait that's not how you play the game...
Bruh
@@geetslys yes
'you want to go home and rethink your life'
Pretty sure after the Kenobi series, Obi Wan gets real into death sticks. That's why he looks like Alec Guinness in ANH.
Din Djarin: Don’t talk to me or my frog thing ever again
You did NOT just call Grogu that.
@@geetslys JAWA JUICE DRINK OFF!!!! @Jyllian Russell vs. Geetsly! Take your corners!
I Hope youre talking about Frog Lady not Grogu xD
IG 11:The asset must be protected at all cost minuscule threats must be neutralized
Don't talk to me or my troglodyte ever again
Krell probably clouded Obi-Wan's mind after making him a delicious breakfast.
Bruh
Well whaddaya know
Accurate
Hello there Dex
I think he managed to sabotage the Jewish sense(Jedi).
I feel like this quote best describes why no one really saw Krell's treachery coming:
"Statement: Overwhelming odds is also a good tactic, master. There are few Jedi that can long hold their ground against a hundred attackers all firing at once... or being turned on by their own troops. But the most effective weapon against Jedi seems to be the erosion of the spirit." - HK-47.
Considering that the Dark Side clouded the vision of the Jedi High Council. The fact the most powerful of the Jedi couldn’t even consider that the Dark Lord of the Sith was literally right next door show you that the Jedi were losing their ability in the force. The Jedi were powerful during the time of the Old Republic’s, but by the time of the Clone Wars many Jedi were shadows of former themselves. The Dark Side shadow was vast and dark and the time for the Sith Revenge will be completed.
Yup. The Jedi were losing their edge!
@@geetslys and their spine
@@geetslys Also worth noting that Obi-Wan didn't seem to realize Anakin was falling to the dark side either. Despite all their time together, their deep connection, he couldn't tell until it was too late.
well just think all the constant death in the war would weaken the jedi and massively strengthen the sith
for example order 66 maul was alot more powerful with the dark side of the force in season 7 of the clone wars compered to before like when he destroyed the ships reactor room and clone soldiers just using the force like it was nothing
Obi-Wan couldn't even sense Anakin falling to the dark side, let alone a dude he barely interacted with haha
ANAKIN not Anikan
There's several reasons why he couldn't. Actually, he knew anakin was turning but refused to believe it. Just like how a parent will be in denial when their child that they love is evil, love can blind you. Obi wan shouldn't have developed familial feelings towards anakin.
@@overlorddante ok buster.
@@christianruvalcaba7788 agreed
I was confused as to why all the comments were so recent. Then I realized the video was uploaded 37 minutes ago
We upload at this time every Sunday!
Bruh same
I was confused as to why all the comments were so old. Then I realised the video was uploaded 1 month ago
@@geetslys Hi
It’s amazing how the Jedi didn’t sense Barriss’ fall to the dark side too.
I don't think it was that Jedi were unable to detect those who had fallen to the dark side, but that they refused to actively probe for those who had fallen. A dark side user, while attempting to hide their identity, logically, would suppress any outward emanations of dark side powers until the time was right, thus requiring light siders to actively probe the thoughts of those around them to find those who had fallen to the dark side. Yet for light siders, running around reading everyone's mind would be wrong, because doing so is a fundamental violation of a person's privacy... It just wouldn't be the Jedi way.
It's a catch-22 situation.
Ok... now let me finish the video and see if you come to a similar conclusion.
The jedi had become overconfident!
@@geetslys One might say.. That their overconfidence was their weakness.
@@geetslys overconfident... arrogant... as well as hypocritical.
These were _peace keepers_ acting as the leadership of an army of sentient male human clones who were literally slaves.
If you think about it, the Clone War was setting all the Jedi on a dark path. As you've demonstrated in this video with Krell, some turned sooner than others, but I'd imagine it could have caused even more to slip to the dark side.
Why would Jedi have ever been put in charge of soldiers?
Who decided that would be a good idea?
Why would Yoda approve this?
I think it was the height of the Council's arrogance, and deterministically lead to their downfall.
@@Robopup325overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer
@@Kehvan Well in the distant past in Legends the Jedi were commanders for the Republic, especially during massive conflicts like the New and Old Sith Wars. The Jedi most likely remembered how they used to command armies thousands of years before and assumed that they would be up to the task once again. What they didn't realize was that the Sith were manipulating them, and there was also an ancient Sith Temple buried under the Jedi Temple which gradually corrupted the Order itself to the point that they didn't even notice it, in fact the amount of Jedi turncoats might have been directly linked to the Sith Temple's corruption
To quote the 501st journal from the 2008 Battlefront 2 "Mygeeto was something of a revelation for the men of the 501st. We realized the Jedi could be fooled, if the Jedi could be fooled, they could be killed"
I love how the Clones confronting Krell was, I think, a parallel to the Jedi confronting Palpatine, Krell even says, "It is treason then," the same way Palpatine did.
Of course, unlike the Jedi, the 501st and 212th were able to defeat Krell. Granted they did by luring him into a trap, and only after he brutally murdered a few dozen of them, but that's better than Mace Windu getting fried and defenestrated.
Obi Wan had his senses preoccupied...he was daydreaming about the time him and Satine shared a tent. 😏
Their ability to use the force has diminished.
Yarrell Poof: Who can't use the force? I can still use the force! Is anyone noticing that I'm talking?
Omg lol!
To be fair though poof was a sentinel who’s entire philosophy is not relying on the force so it makes sense
To be honest if some of the other jedi had known what the purpose of the clone was they too would have hated the clones as much as krell
Big facts.
They would have also stopped order 66 from happening
I mean, Krell hated the clones because he viewed them as inferior beings, being clones and all.
Another question: why weren't there, like, 100 Krells? The Clone Wars were full of all kinds of temptation for Jedi to fall to selfishness. Palpatine could/should have had a small army of newly fallen Jedi.
He kinda did
That's what the inquisitors were.
Dark side warriora that were once Jedi but had been manipulated to the dark side by Palpatine.
So basically KOTOR
There can only be two. Too many more and that could pose a threat.
@@bennyblubman9476 before there were more or did you forget about the Sith wars
@@maadtee6281 Honestly the only two sith rule is a joke even in clone wars considering Asajj Ventress was a thing. My comment was like half joking. The 100 Krells being a threat still is a good reason not to clone him
You forgot about a theory Jedi Temple in Coruscant was built on top of a sith Temple clouding the Jedi from detecting the Sith also
That, and many other reasons. Just to name a few, the dark side kept getting stronger as the light got weaker due to sith plans millennia in the making. And as the light side got weaker, generation after generation of jedi got worse. If you compared yoda to past jedi grandmaster he probably wouldn't be placed in the top ten. Hell, yoda couldn't even bust planets. There's a few ancient sith that could. Imagine the jedi who could stop them from doing as they pleased.
@@christianruvalcaba7788 exactly but they keep bending over for the Republic and its politics
@@havco501st7 so true.
I don’t think that really applies to this specific case but yes it does affect the whole thing
@@christianruvalcaba7788 well assuming you are correct, the dark side has also gone weaker. The strongest Sith is Darth Sidious and he can’t do much other than some acrobatics and lightning. Yoda was an even match for him so both sides have gotten weaker over the years
"The revelation that krell was a traitor at the end of the arc wasn't all that surprising."
10 year old me at the revelation: : 0
Anyone else notice that several of Geetsly's videos are about Krell. It just comes to show just how important he is and a prime example of why some future events happen as they are, or just how even the deepest of details and the force works. It's really interesting.
The Umbara arc is some of the MOST important Star Wars content!
I do wish he had more of a backstory than 'he's bad, deal with it'. But the arc was still very good!
@@geetslys And will always continue to be!
And notice how NONE of these videos are about Meebur Gascon. The universe is as it should be. 👍🏼
Kenobi is always too busy having another happy landing
🙂
"there's always something to learn even for a master"
- Sifu, Kung Fu Panda
I would like to add that the Jedi hasn’t fought a sith for quite some time. The only one that would have had a chance to fight the sith is Yoda due to his long life. But the sith were presumed to be wiped out and like you said, were used to peace.
How can you hate Grogu?! He’s my favorite
If you noticed, every time Palpatine suggested something, Yoda would look at him with disdain and mistrust. I think Yoda suspected Palpatine as Sidious way before he outed as a Sith
Well isn't yoda a dumbass for not investigating him earlier
@@chrisquinn3377 yes. But if he did, the Jedi would have been cast out quicker, and we would not have Darth Vader
@Darth Sidious how is it incorrect. Wait, I’m sorry My Lord
@Darth Sidious never read the novels, or comics. Movies only. Yoda whenever the chancellor suggested Skywalker he looked like someone pissed in his cereal. Take it you know the novels, any suggestion on a good one to start with?
@Darth Sidious forgot to say My Lord, My Lord
Video Idea: What if Obi-wan took on another apprentice after Anakin. How could the storyline have changed?
If only he actually did that would be a great story. What happened to Luke though
@@reecemcbride4804 As in still during the clone wars. Like if Ashoka was Obi-wan's appearance instead of Anakin's
I see what you mean
Now I'm curious, what if Obi Wan raised and trained Luke and Leia?
I think anakin wouldn't go to the dark side as he would most likely gain the rank of master as obi-one would take on another apprentice
He won a game of Ping Pong against Obi-Wan.
6:29 Why does Yoda look like a chair lol
Imagine yoda sitting on his own lap
@@picklesenate9681 Grogu sitting on papa Yoda’s lap
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"I think it's time we alert the senate that our ability to use the force has diminished"
The clone wars were super deep.
- I AM THE SENATE
"Who can't use the force? I can still use the force!"
I literally never even thought of this until the video. Never putting the 2 pieces together & when I saw the title I was like “Yeah???? WHY DIDN’T HE?!?”
Watched the vid. Oh yeah, force concealment
Krell is one of the most badass but scumbag of any Jedi, he's like darth maul x Dexter jetser and that is hella badass
Throw in Grievous too!
I thought Yoda was hidden from Palpatine by living near the dark force cave, which would cloak his own force aura and use.
short answer: the force is highly reactive and dependent to a very specific material called "scenarium" (a material often used to build plot armors)
Funnily enough, your "attention, Sergeant on deck!" Comes from the Umbara Arc.
No its s-1 e-5 "rookies"
> Krell the most unpleasant character
Remember, Ki Adi-Mundi still exists
Not after Order 66
@@Omniseed praise be Sheev and Galactic Marines steady aim
I wish they showed more Jedi turning to the dark side in tcw, like dooku’s little gang he put together of defecting Jedi
“Eventually you’ll have to do the right thing and-“ *blaster fires*
Cutting off Krell’s monologue was so satisfying and very much deserved.
An explanation for the jedi not seeing Palpatine is that he had no presence in the force. Plaguies believed him to be some kind of sith chosen one, since he was essentially undetectable in the force
A better question is, why is any Jedi terrible at sensing Pong Krell?
The same reason Yoda couldn’t sense Darth Sidious when he was in the same room as Sheev
I'm not omniscient, no Jedi is. In fact, the Dark Side is inherently difficult to sense because it clouds the vision of the Jedi. Dark Side users know how to shield themselves from being sensed.
I don't know where this myth of Jedi being able to always sense the Dark Side came from. The only time Jedi ever sensed the Dark Side was when Dark Side users didn't hide it. Sensing the Dark Side in people is entirely dependent of those people not concealing the Dark Side in them.
I know you aren't Literally God, Master, and I don't blame you for only being human 🙃
The Senate clouded General Kenobi’s mind.
Krell bad, but Dexter good. He brought me pancakes while I was hospitalized after being shot
Dexter gave me a job while I was recovering from a death stick addiction
this is one I hoped the assassin clones got
Can you talk about every planet in canon & legend that has a powerful darkside/lightside nexus?
Yes!!
7:36 Yes, of course. The Fog of War. My old nemesis
I believe that there's another reason, not excluding others, but contributing as well. Jedi's arrogance. Their belief that they're always right together with dogmatic approach might've probably make them turn the blind eye even when they did fell that something is off. Like "oh, I know that fella Krell, one of us, totally awesome guy with a pile of victories, there's no way he's a secretly a piece of sith even if something is off. Probably just having a bad day"
Like the senate said
The Jedi had become arrogant and were losing their ways
They allowed palpatine to rise to power without ever suspecting him until the last moment
Fallen jedi: I used the force to conceal the force
I really wanted to see the ramifications of Umbara. Rex calling out both the jedi and the Republic for having to go through that entire ordeal
**Anakin confronting Krell about sensing the dark side in him**
“Well if that isn't the Quacta calling the Stifling Slimy”
- Boba Fett
How dare you disrespect Grogu like that
How all the Jedi didn't sense Palpatine is a top Sith 😆
it could be like mace windu where they knew he used dark side powers so they kind of ignored it
Plot armour & bad writting
I mean, what do you expect when you're on a planet literally named "shadowy"?
Not like he have the most casualties which is millions of credits being lost or anything.
Yeah, it’s fucking ridiculpus that the Republic allowed him to stay in command. “Oh, he’s won some victories... while losing thousands of expensive & time consuming soldiers, let alone all their equipment! Ah, it’s fine! It’s not like the Separatists are the ones with overwhelming numbers and massive economic power, meaning we need to be smarter with what we have or anything...”
@@papaofthejohns5882 i don't think he's the worst general, despite this.
thank you for saying that about grogu
When I first saw this arc I legit thought that one of the Jedi would have seen something was up and would have came to help the clones. Or at least that one of the clones would have called kenobi for help.
Communication hardware at the airbase was destroyed by Krell by the time 501st really had a just cause for concern, and they only noticed after they took him down.
Facts do not speak for themselves, they require an interpreter. Furthermore, every interpreter is biased in some way, some more or less than others, but we all have our blind spots. Every person has presuppositions that they base their view of the world on. These help us make sense of what we see, but they can also blind us. In short, you will only see what you have been trained to, or want to, see.
The Jedi couldn't sense Pong Krell and Sidious because they weren't looking for them.
I have 2 videos that I want to see,I want to see what if Palpatine switched sides after he killed his master & what if Palpatine was a Jedi.
Because Krell had the high ground on Obi-Wan
It was stated in attack of the clones that the Jedi their ability to use the force had been diminished. I believe that is why they could not sense the fall of multiple Jedi and padawans. Plus roughly a thousand years of peace and sitting on top of a dark side Nexus and Temple probably did not help things.
Force concealment and the one that keeps others from noticing you at all are some of my favorite force powers. I also like mind tricks.
Wait Why does Grogu deserve a blasterbolt? He's the key to De-cannonizing the sequel trilogy
I’m a simple man. I see Pong-Krell I click
DONT TOUCH BABY YODA!
Depa Bilaba fell to the Dark side?! When? Before she took on Caleb Dume as a padawan? Clearly I have missed something big.
another reason why they may not have detected their fall was perhaps that their falls were either a slow and insidious making it harder to pick up if you're note watching carefully or were extremely spontaneous in krell who could have fallen after anakin and obi-wan had left umbara. we weren't specifically told when he became a fallen jedi.
Excuse me why tf does Grogu "deserve" a blaster bolt??????
thats what i said. i had to play that through twice to see if i heard that correctly!
I kinda hate how in Star Wars Force users are able to “sense” all these things but the movies and shows very vaguely describe how and why they can sense these things. Like Sidious is able to “cloud” the force so that literally all of the Jedi don’t know what’s going on. I know palpating was super powerful, but so were all the Jedi.
Thanks for the shoutout bro
Actually, our shoutout was for Obi Wan, not Obi Won.
@@geetslys bro you know how many Obi Wans there are lol. Had to be different
0:06 YOU HATE GROGU????
Always wondered how the jedi generals didn't sense they would be killed by clones right before it happens & this puts background influences well into perspective
I always think about this question everytime i here about Krell
Does anyone else always salute after “Attention! Sargent on deck!”?
he said he been preparing for this act, so possible he learned everything he needed to know, for the most part he was pretty smart or well clever in how he did things
Wish we got more of Krell he was so cool. Wouldn’t been suchhhh a great villian
6:37 Yoda is a floating chair.
2:54 Taint of Umbara, not something separate... aka Krell’s taint... ok, I’ll show myself out...
Quinlan Vos hid his fall from the dark side from the whole Jedi counsel
Count dooku never had sith eyes as he never went deep enough into the darkside. His use of it was more as a tool than a full embrace.
Dont forget Jedi had stress and ptsd
It's what happens when you cut people in half
Among other reasons I think that there was the problem that the Jedi order had lost its way and failed to be what it claimed to be. I'm not surprised to hear that younglings could sense dark side users, they had yet to be fully indoctrinated into the methods and philosophy of the Jedi order.
Using the force to hide only goes so far, in a battle of wills between the looker and the hider the one who is most powerful in the force would win, so why didn't powerful Jedi sense anything?
Those times that dark side users / Sith were detected have something in common. They were people who weren't even trying to hide, they either didn't care if people knew (like Ventriss) or actively wanted to be seen and draw the Jedi's attention (Dooku waving a Sith banner was a great distraction to stop them looking close to home)
Perhaps the Jedi just thought the Sith were gone and so wouldn't think about it.
Wait why are we wanting to shoot Grogu in the head? It's a *baby,* whaaaat-
What's the similarity between a baby and a hand grenade? They both make a noise when you throw them...
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“…suddenly, we realized the Jedi could be fooled. If they can be fooled, then they could be killed.”
I have one for you
Why didn't the Republic used Captured Battle droids?
Kenobi probably had too many death sticks
How come no one could sense Palpatine being a sith Lord practically to their faces? Same reason probably.
The only question I have, and I was wondering if maybe a video could be done to cover this more, is with the battle of Umbara being so strategically important and so valuable a planet, why didn't the clone legions tasked with the invasion wear camouflage that better matched the planets environment? Imagine the 501st but with black and blue armor?
Because money
And also the umbarans had lived their a long time
I bet they have thermal sensors in everything to negate camouflage
6:30 Yoda looks like a chair…
The only other person who needed a blaster bolt was Kylo Ren.
I think another reason is because why would they have any reason to suspect him? They have to actively be looking, and even before his fall, Krell still had the highest casualties of any general, because of his lack of strategy
I think Dooku has no Sith eyes, because He isn't really one. I can be Not right, but i think so
He certainty controlled his emotions better than other sith
I particularly like the fog of war idea. Assuming aliens have emotional bandwidths similar to humans, constant combat would make controlling the anger, sorrow, guilt, and other intense emotions natural to war difficult to manage. Most Jedi probably had these fluctuations so Krell probably appeared as a normal Jedi in the context of battle.
Also we know that the Jedi had a diminished ability to use the force. They didn't even know that the clones were being created which deeply disturbed Yoda and Windu. Sidious's plan was the perfect storm to weaken the Jedi's connection with the Force.
Also consider that light side and dark side are not settings on a washing machine. Luke didn't become sith because he almost like Kylo. It takes time and dedication to drawing from the dark side in order to truly fall.
Same reason as Palpatine, their strong force clouded such abilities of foresight
What actually blow my mind is that Krell's voice actor is David Fennoy, which i previously encountered as a voice actor for Lee Everett - complete opposite character lol
Going straight to the history Channel bc I know it's gonna be good I love your way of telling stories
Grogu deserved a blaster bolt? first time Ive seen anyone openly hate baby yoda
How could they not sense that this guy was turning to the dark side?
*camera turns to Anakin, sweating, brooding, and seething within a cloud of rage and emotional confusion, while he sits less than a meter away from Obi Wan and Yoda*
Brother you get an updoot just for calling out Rogu for the tyrant he is!