Why The Empire FOUND Yoda on Dagobah & Palpatine Did NOTHING - Star Wars Explained
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Yoda and Obi-Wan played the same game Palpatine played. They waited. They planned. And when the time was right, they put the plan in motion. Luke Skywalker was that plan. As Palpatine once correctly told Yoda that he was blinded by arrogance, so Luke was correct when he told Palpatine his overconfidence was his weakness. Check mate Lord Sidious.
Could not be more true. They played it just like Sidious did during the Clone Wars capitalizing on a chance for opportunity.
Nah, don’t put them on that level. Palpatine was an absolute genius. Weaseling his way to the top of the Republic right under the noses of the Jedi AND masterfully manipulating the other side. He literally CREATED Anakin. Yoda and Obi-Wan weren’t playing some genius waiting game. They were playing the ‘let’s wait and see what happens I guess’ game because they had no other options.
@@TheSCPStudio I think you're giving ol' Sheev too much credit. He fell victim to the same machinations he rightfully accused the Jedi. Obi-Wan and Yoda counted on Luke and their faith was rewarded. Because of Luke, they took Palpatine's greatest weapon and turned it against him. To quote him :"By now you must know that your father can never be turned." Oh, Sheev, you couldn't be more wrong. Now, what he did to seize power was smart, but I wouldn't call it genius. Women have been doing what Palpatine did for centuries!
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The Emperor didn't want to find Yoda, esp when he discovered he was living on a massive Force nexus, and likely told his admirals to leave the dangerous little frog man alone. 😆 As long as Yoda just stayed there as a hermit, trying to kill him was far more trouble than he was worth. He could, and would, have utterly destroyed anything sent after him.
Was Degobah not a DARK Side node though, specifically?
Yoda would have annihilated Anakin prime or prime Darth Vader. That's why. Palpatine got beat by Yoda himself.
@@Syngrafer it's a darkside nexus. Yoda used it to cloud his light side force and used the darkside cave for training.
@@Syngrafer No, it had a dark side node on it, the cave, but mostly it was just crawling with life, coming out of every crevice and hole on the planet, making it a massive Force nexus overall.
@@TheJesusNerd40 except yoda got beat and he lost, close only counts in horse shoes and hand grenades. yoda failed and failed hard when it comes to the two things he had to do as the grand master, the first thing he failed at was keeping his order safe, the second thing he failed at is stopping the sith and as such he was banished to live in a swamp buddy. no matter how "strong" you claim the little frog man is.
I remember that comic, I remember the ending where Yoda did laugh to himself, but also said something along the lines of, "Yes Commander, it was nothing of importance" which I find very interesting.
So yoda used the jedi mind trick. That would explain the admirals actions.
@@robertramsey653 No, I mean, Yoda used the force to witness the conversation between the two officers from lightyears away.
Yoda was old but he was still strong in the force. I think it would have been really bad for Vader to go down there especially on a place like that where Yoda had environmental advantages.
I agree. Yoda and Sidious went toe-to-toe in ways Vader seemed unable to achieve against his master; I suspect Yoda would have disabled him
@@allthatwecan Possibly without using his light saber. I think Yoda would have killed Vader rather than disabling him because he knew how much damage Vader had done and was going to do.
I’m sorry but Vader is a dead man vs Yoda.
Just looking at how far Yoda advanced Luke in that short of time shows just how much the little old fella knows. Vader would have ended up in a recycling trash bin.
Agreed
Yoda went there from living in luxury. Little dude was dedicated to the force. I would love to know what he did all those years.
Mostly avoid seagulls
@@Engine33Truck I'm glad someone said it...
@@Engine33Truck yea....cause they bump you on the head.....yep they did....yea they did.
Probably ate a lot of 🐸
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As aggressive as Vader is, Yoda's power rivals that of Sidious. Even if Vader intercepted, he would be greatly damaged as his respirator is a weak point. Although there's a chance that Yoda could talk with him like the old days at the temple. Who knows, maybe he tries to have him break free of the dark side in the process.
Not true. Yoda could never beat sidious because sidious was stronger in the force then he was. The only way Yoda could put up a fight against him was with a lightsaber. In fact in "the book of the jedi" Yoda even said he knew he would lose when he fought sidious. That it was Yodas destiny to lose to the sith lord. So no Yoda was no where near close to sidious power in the force
I don’t think Yoda would have even attempted to turn Vader back to the light. I’m pretty sure Vader was beyond redemption in the eyes of all but Luke, even his own.
Nope. Sidious was stronger in the Force than Yoda.
I'm pretty sure if Vader went down and saw Yoda, he'd say to the effect of "understandable, have a nice day". Hes strong, but even whole, he wasn't Yoda strong. And being mostly machine would make it hard to fight an Ataru user.
More likely he'd either call palpatine, who'd reprimand him for endangering himself, or send in a death star.
Nah. Vader would look at Yoda and would be like You’re not worth it. You broken old man and leave
Vader would definitely make an attempt on Yoda. Any perception of weakness on Yoda's part would be irresistible, as if a chance to kill the Grandmaster of the Order wasn't enough.
It's a win-win for Vader. Either he kills Yoda, or he dies and fulfills his need for self-punishment.
In the Expanded Universe, a dark Jedi did find Yoda, a little while before Luke came, and had a duel that lasted days, until Yoda killed the dark Jedi and buried him where the Darkside tree is.
Close, it happened many many years before the clone wars and that's why Yoda chose to live there, the darkside of the cave cloaked his presence in the force
@@ryanhatzenbeller4327 Actually, there Is a EU novel, before the Clone Wars was put into animated series, that recounted Yoda's fight with a dark Jedi on Dagobah. It was recounted by Cardas, who was fleeing from his enemies and crashed on Dagobah. He was found and nursed back to health by Yoda, but along the way, a dark Jedi found Yoda and had a dayslong battle until Yoda won. Afterwards, Yoda told Cardas that he has to leave, as someone important was soon to arrive on Dagobah to find Yoda.
@@kkamiya9038 wasn't that the dark fleet crisis or something where they found a slave ship transmitter that the dark jedi had?
@@ryanhatzenbeller4327 I remember that it was Luke who happened to find Jorj Cardas when he found the Aing Tii Monks, who taught Cardas some of their Force abilities.
@@kkamiya9038 yea having read all those books 20 plus years ago they all kinda jumble together, got kinda straight Googleing dark side cave
I think Yoda was simply at an age of “A sh*t, I don’t give.” And was fine with the empire coming. Correct me if I’m wrong but I remember reading a book about yoda on degobah and that he could use his force powers to use the creatures on the planet to fight for him and conceal him.
Which book do u know, i would like to check it out, that sounds interesting
I would have been more interested in the conversation between Lord Vader and Grand Master Yoda. Yoda probably would have said he seen this coming in young Anakin when he first met him in the concil chambers in Eps. 1. Vader probably would have said the Jedi let him down when his mother died. The conversation would have been interesting to hear.
"In you, darkness I saw, when to the Council Qui-Gon brought you. Small wonder to the Dark Side you turned."
"The Jedi let me down! My mother died!"
"A Jedi there on Tattooine at the time. Save your mother, could he not?"
"I tried my best! I was only a padawan! I wasn't trained properly! I wasn't powerful enough!"
"H'mm. Strong in the Dark Side you have become. Imposing black armour you have been given. Your natty red lightsabre like, I do. But still a whiney little brat you are. Off my world get, before your shiny black backside I soundly whup."
@@marquisofcarrabass That last bit was unexpected
@@OTGGame what, you never wondered why Vader didn't go to Dagobah to get Yoda? Little green imp would kick his arse.
I truly hope in Kenobi season 2 we see Yoda and Kenobi team up one last time. I don't recall Yoda telling Kenobi in ROTS that he was going there. Although we could all assume he did. But this would help for sure show that Kenobi knew Yoda was there. Would it not be amazing to see Yoda, Kenobi, and Asoka teaming up, say against Thrawn and some inquisitors? I just want to see Yoda do something beyond amazing one last time. He is my favorite character.
Yoda never told Obi-Wan where he was until Obi-Wan died and became a force ghost. Honestly I kinda want Yoda to just stay where he’s at. Maybe some kind of rogue inquisitor hiding from the empire stumbles upon him and attacks
Good enough for you, it was not, the Jedi library to burn down? The only good thing that was in that travesty of an eighth episode, indeed.
In Yoda's mind, Palpatine was afraid of How Powerful Luke would become as a Jedi.
There is also a possibility that the Imperial admiral was secretly a Rebel/Jedi sympathizer, hence why he ordered for the discovery of Yoda to be erased.
Possible. But Palps telling the admirals to disregard telling Vader of possible Jedi sightings is the more likely reason. Palps was the best at covering for possibilities.
My thoughts as well.
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And another possibility that he suspected indeed the obvious identity of who it is and did not want to challenge the grand master to a fight
"Forgotten" Sith Temple/Structure on Dagobah. That was the main thing hiding Yoda. All that Dark Side remnant counteracting Yoda's Light Side. Luke did the same thing. Both, for the most part, cut themselves off from the force.
Evidence of Sith remnant on Dagobah? I believe it was in the novelization. Also, in TESB you can make out the straight lines of some inner corridor walls beneath the tree. This is why it made a suitable place to test.
I am not discounting the reasons why Yoda chose Dagobah as presented in the video. Just thought I'd mention this additional reason.
Just noticed someone commenting to this effect.
The funny thing is that people think that Yoda chose Dagobah by accident or opportunity. He knew what he was doing.
@@ericblue5436 Yoda did not cut himself all from the force. We see him talk to Bens ghost, lift the ship from the water, and then proceed to teach Luke the force. You guys gotta stop making up headcanons.
@@Prince_the_One where did I say that?
We are owed a Yoda story one way or another. Either an origins or what Yoda was doing the last few decades after ROTS. We never actually saw him go there except in a non cannon deleted scene.
Dagobah, though uninhabited, is teeming with all manner of life, the primary generator of the Force itself, I believe that he didn’t just go there to hide, but to strengthen both his connection and more importantly his understanding of the force as a whole, this is what allowed him to move past the old Jedi rules and principles.
It makes complete sense to me that Palpatine would think nothing of Yoda and not want Vader to bother going after him. Which he absolutely would have. And Yoda would have stood a very good chance to use the environment, and Vader’s arrogance against him
I would of went after him, Sheev just didn’t tell me we could of prevented all this
Vader does not share Anakin's level of arrogance by a long shot.
@@TK-ev he still assumes he's unstoppable
@@jordanlml this is fanfiction...........the emperor woud've destroyed dagobah
Palpatine: Finally, my little green friend, I have found you.
Palpatine: Wait... it's not worth it. Not like he was helping anyone anyway.
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That's the thing with Palpatine: The older he gets the stupider he gets, John.
Yoda was extremely old by that point, but the terrain of Dagobah would have been Vaders downfall. Even with Yodas age, he would have used the force to enhance his movement just as he always did. As powerful as Vader is, not even Palpatine could beat yoda. He only won because yoda fell so far, and by then too many clones had shown up.
My guess is Yoda did a mind trick on the admiral, to forget what he saw!
Another great video!
Really really cool story I’ve never heard of this happening
Vader is not stupid. He would watch, verify Yoda's location one more time and then nuke the planet.
Honestly I don't think the admiral showed any odd or out of placed behavior the commander who passed that video to him gave him the option to inform Vader by sending a team of non force sensitive stormtroopers onto dagobah with that planet's known inhospitality AND potentially a Jedi it'd of been a suicide mission just for the same issues that the probe droid had to prop up
I was wondering if they ever found out about him. Thank you for cleaning that up.
The more I watch this channel, the more I see Palpatine made so many mistakes. Palpatine should know from history there is always a struggle between light and dark and light would rise again.
Where yoda was hiding was rich with the dark side of the force if I remember which cloaked yoda, just as the other life forms helped hide him as well.
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Yes or no.
Would you love to see a short series of yoda set before the clone wars. Could make it about his story becoming grandmaster of the jedi order
It can also be that the admiral may have secretly, inwardly harboured some respect for the Jedi and resentment against the Empire, and used some viable excuse to give whomever's down on Dagobah a chance of survival?
He's a hero
Given that a lot of the Imperial Navy's top brass used to be Republic officers, it's possible that this particular admiral was secretly a pro-Jedi loyalist and intentionally erased / covered up the partial evidence of Yoda in order to protect him from the Sith.
Awesome 🖤
Palpatine was like "That us where Yoda is? Guess I am marking that as a no fly zone."
Sidious asked Vader not to go in search of Yoda because good apprentices were in short supply and he knew that Vader would die at best and convert at worst. Yoda is not to be trifled with.
Oh this is awesome
It certainly explains how Luke got Yoda's light saber to offer Groku
I seem to remember Vader's other Apprentice Star Killer in either a Star Wars Comic or short story had went to Dagbah for some reason I believe for some training as he went into the Cave that Luke had went into........any way he Met Yoda but didn't know who he was and just assumed he was Native to Dagobah. He never mentioned to Vader who he met.
Good knowledge to have
Amazing and that would be epic seeing yoda vs darth Vader in a lightsaber fight ever.
Thanks for the snack advice 🙏
It sounds like the admiral was worried it would offend Vader to say he missed a Jedi after all this time.
Could be, Vader was known for killing officers for less than that.
With the sizable bounty on Yoda, or lesser Jedi, the officer discovering the location could've made a few $$$ by referring the find to bounty hunters. The video trace was important enough for it to have been raised and the officer would've carefully analyzed the recording, before dismissing it.
Sounds to me more like Yoda did a little bit of a mind trick on the admiral…hence the chuckle at the end.
I think I support the idea that the Emperor might even have tild officers not to report such things; even Kenobi was finally dead, by this point, and Vader didn't need the distraction, but I also think, while it is almost guaranteed not to be the case, it could be neat if the admiral maybe had secret Rebellion sympathy. It might have been cool if he had plausible readonly to spun it the way he did, but actually did so because he hoped it would eventually aid in the downfall of the Empire.
As for Vader, this colder, more calculating Sith Lord might've just had the crew bombard the planet from orbit, and deal with Yoda that way.
I didnt have time to watch the video but from the tiltle i assume yoda offered palpatine coffee and empire was pretty chill
That admiral saved Vader's life by having that data destroyed.
Yoda would have gotten a few credits by taking Vader's parts to the nearest Imperial Recycling plant.
A few credits scraping Vader... LMAO 😂🤣 oh the visual I saw while reading that..
Lol check out the short video on YT of "Obi Wan Roasting Anakin" it's pretty funny.
@@mace7754 lol. Right on man
I have my own theory. Sending Vader to Yoda would give Yoda the possibility of turning Vader, however small, back to the Light Side. Also like people are saying destroying Vader outright.
Nah. Vader became stronger than Yoda. Much stronger.
Kenobi surpassed Vader at one point. But then Vader surpassed him again.
To be frank, the only reason Palpatine stood a chance against Vader was
A.) force lightning
B.) having the power to use a force nuke by torturing Kyber crystals on Exagol.
@@Darth_Bateman source?
You don't come back after killing children.
Palpatine must have guessed that Vader was weak when it came to the possibility of the Jedi capturing him or turning him back. Jedi could cut a person off from the force just like Revan.
This guy right here = Epicc
There is a book pre Disney that suggested that there was a dead Sith in the Tree Yoda has Like enter. It is why it was strong in the Dark Side. The Dark Side energy of the Sith cancelled out Yoda's Light Side energy.
Yoda : Create force storm I shall , scare off the bucket-heads I must . Disturbing my sleep they are !
Because Yoda's living a life much worse than death. And remember that Jedi such as him would only become a more powerful influence in the Force once he dies.
I never talk to yoda but good master he sounds
Star Wars Yoda show would go crazy
That "Imperial officer" could have also been a very well-placed Rebel spy who infiltrated the Imperial ranks. As for Grandmaster Yoda, I believe that Lord Vader would have attempted to go down to the surface of Dagobah with a platoon of of stormtroopers to kill him...but I think that they would have been tricked and finished off by Grandmaster Yoda and Lord Vader would have met his end there.
Very good explanation
Naw. Even the te rebel alliance didn't know about Yoda's whereabouts. Yoda, knowing the empire was everywhere, wouldn't let a soul know where he was. More than likely the admiral was under orders from Ol' Palps to hide any sightings of Jedi from Vader. He would probably only give those orders to the very highest officer under Vader's command. Just look at how many years it took Palps to get Vader focused on building the empire.
@@greezythumb makes even more sense but it also hurt the Empire in the long run.
@@greezythumb good call.
@@WealthTransferTC it sure did. Palps should have kept Vader close to him and allowed a squadron to be full time Jedi hunters, reporting to Vader if they found anything. Then allowed Vader to do what he wanted. But then again. If Palps knew where Yoda was, which he probably did but saw that now he was the one with everything to lose and decided that so long as Yoda stayed out of the way, then he wasn't worth the risk. Especially being that only he could handle Yoda. Vader would have ended up at the nearest Imperial Recycling plant.
Yoda actually wasn't the problem. It was Kenobi. That's who they should have hunted relentlessly. Kenobi was actually the seed of the empire's destruction.
Smart move by Sidious keeping his mouth shut about that because what I thought is this by the time Empire Strikes Back came around Vader already knew he at least had a son the exact opposite of what Sidious told him and was done with the bullshit there was good in Vader and it was getting stronger because Luke was alive and was his son so if Vader ever did find out and went to Degobah Yoda would have turned Vader back to the light sooner than he did now imagine if that were to happen and he Vader and Luke against Sidious he would have gotten creamed not to mention aside from that Sidious had a little bit of respect for Yoda because he was strong and he knew if the Jedi had the balls to stand up to the republic when it was at its most crooked it would have been a totally different fight and they would have won Sidious knew this after all Obi-Wan did put Vader in that suit he calls a coffin robbing Sidious of his prize yea he had Vader but absolutely nowhere near his true potential as the chosen one Anakin Skywalker so yea Sidious allowed Yoda to retire to his death of out that respect that's what I think about that
I remember Galen Marek visiting Yoda on Dagobah in The Force Unleashed 2
When he was not under vader anymore. I’ve only played the first game but I only got to the part where you stand on the train and direct the tie fighters away.
Could yoda have used the force to make the admiral dismiss the image that was shown to him to keep himself safe. After all he is supposed to be the most powerful, so someone with that power could/should possibly be able to do something like that to someone who doesn’t have his lvl of power
I seen a post back up a ways that said they had read that particular comic and at the end yoda was laughing and saying, yes admiral, it was nothing important at all. Maybe not exact words, but I'm sure you get it. That's what I think, it was just grandmaster yoda using the jedi mind trick.
Perhaps the Admiral was a secret admirer of the Jedi and Rebellion and decided to stay with the Empire as a secret ally that not even the rebellion itself knew about.
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Plus by then they had the death star. Then you uave to taie into account palpatine nipped these things in the bud with the contingency and later the first order. Then comission of the the knoght of ren as a more formiddable inquisition insured a sense of removing roadblocks
Vader is a Juggernaut and a glasses character all in one ☺️
This was probably the will of the force reinforcing Yoda's faith in the future downfall of the empire, alleviating his fear and telling him the force still has a task he must preform.
On your Marvel channel, can you go over why Jane got Thors armor when she had Mjolnir but Captain Ameroca and Vision did not get the armor?
I gotta start reading these comics…☮️
But I'd like to know how yoda got a light saber on dagobah since he lost it in his duel with palpantine and palpantine reportedly recovered it or the clone troopers did.
He probably built a new one. Given the fact that there was stuff in his little hut, he probably had a bug-out bag or else made one on the fly when he returned to the temple
It all depends on whether or not Vader was planning on betraying his master during this time period and if Yoda could sense that.
Another possibility not mentioned is that the admiral was a secret traitor. It's happened before, like that one Star Destroyer gunner who was from Alderan and kept destroying rebel ships Vader was trying to capture. Would it be so impossible this particular admiral was also a traitor doing what he could to protect the rebel alliance from within the empire?
Yoda would have been found, but the Force needed Vader alive ;)
One issue I have with this “what if” comic is Yoda’s light saber, he never recovered it with his fight against the Emperor. And when he drops down in Bale Organa’s speeder we don’t see his saber either. I don’t see Yoda building a new one as he would of had to leave his exile to find a force crystal to build another saber.
Whoever this official was he saved Vader's life
Crazy how someone like vader can be so powerful but yet have many weaknesses
Yoda = Home Field Advantage
I never even knew about this
Sounds like palpatine to only keeping tabs on everyone and waiting.
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Lets be real, he was also scared that if he proactively went after Yoda he would have had to send his best men including Vader and they could have still failed to beat him which is why it was better to be content with letting Yoda suffer the mental damage of failing to save the republic
Darth sidious just didn’t want that smoke
Vader knew his limits, he would have lost to Yoda I believe...
Knowing the fact that Yoda dueled Palpatine (likely the most powerful Sith Lord in history) to a stalemate, he would’ve decimated Vader. Vader wasn’t as powerful in the suit as he was on Mustafar, and he was slower too. While Vader in his prime would’ve likely defeated Yoda, the same can’t be said for Vader in ESB.
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Vader in his prime lost to Kenobi, so I doubt it.
@@dukethighwalker6839 He only lost bc he was overconfident he was dominant most of the fight
Vader esb is prime Vader. Yoda died from old age a few months later
@@05goode Vader in his prime was on Mustafar. He would never be in his prime again in the suit. In the suit he was not as powerful in the Force, he was not as agile, and he was in constant torment from pain caused by the suit and constant nightmares. He would never have clarity of mind. The moments where we see a glimpse of what he was before the suit are the brief moments he calms himself and thinks with a clear mind, like the moments he calmed himself and dominated in Obi-Wan. But the sheer amount of pain the suit kept him in meant he just couldn’t do that very much.
Dope
Maybe Yoda did a Jedi mind trick on him which is why he laughed at the end?
I'm beginning to understand why the Empire is afraid to go to that planet
Maybe Yoda did the Jedi mind trick on the Admiral ? Can that be done from far away ?
Maybe Yoda was using the force to manipulate the admiral's mind, he would be strong enough to do so even from that distance
how would he know who the admiral is?
"They wouldn't be down there on such an inhospitable planet."
* finds them on Hoth, curb your enthusiasm theme plays *
Thank you for citing your source
No way Vader would confront Yoda by himself.
Probably an older version of the canon. Since Mas Amedda threw Yoda's lightsaber into a furnace along with the others from the temple
Vader gets to search for his son, the crew stay in the realm of the living, and Yoda got express drone delivery for a free, new cooking set.
Everyone wins
Palpatine was knowledgeable on his little green friends' vast affinity towards being a wicked awesome epic and great Jedi warrior. Although of course... War does not make one great....
that's a lot of synonyms for "good"
@@Syngrafer Correctement.
@@bankerduck4925 a plethora of designations consisting of a juxtaposition of various self-evident equivalents exclamed to sound bombastic and declamatory, instead only leading to a befuddling mess of pompous redundant utterances
@@Syngrafer nice
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Much obliged for acquiescing to adhereing to this decipherably jocund frolic.....
There may be a continuity error in this comic. Yoda appears to lose his lightsaber in the senate rotunda after his duel with Sidious, unless he retrieved it off screen he would not have it on Dagobah. Personally, I like the idea of Yoda losing his lightsaber, thematically it works, a great warrior stripped of his weapon as he flees into exile. Plus, in spite of his arrogance I don't think Yoda is the type to risk his life for a possession while being hunted.
03:38 it was most probably seagulls
star wars time.
Well it’s not like he had a choice . Sure he could order an orbital bombardment but that would give Yoda a lot of time to escape and then he could hide anywhere . Better to keep your enemy in sight then risk losing him .
Well this would explain how Luke got hold of one of Master Yodas lightsabres who he offered Grogu in the book of Boba Fett.
The dark side nexus was there and the emperor thought it might be nice to torment him. The dark cave that yoda warned Luke about.
He was probably testing their willingness to hunt him. The jedi were all but extinct at this point. If they came, the empire was still looking. If they didn't he could probably relax his guard and remain hidden.
Hey, what's the name of that comic?
I wonder what the emperor's plan was should Yoda ever be captured?
how about Yoda vs Vader duel?