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wow this is escalating yesterday it was 'massive' and today it's 'absolutely massive'
Next video " why this is super duper omega crazy massive" 😅
@@ThailandOutsider ngl it would be a funny chain of videos to make each one sound slightly more important
"It's bigger than massive, it's large."
@@Azure_Fire beat me to it 😂
"I mean that really got out of hand fast. It jumped up a notch. Brick killed a guy."
It’s very likely that the imperial warlords don’t actually know the true nature of project necromancer. Because as sheevsies himself said “secrecy is the utmost priority, there are many even within our own ranks that would consider this work an abomination.”
I feel like tarkin would be one of those
@@apexsyndicate1055 i agree, but he would likely come around upon hearing that he was also included in it
And there would probably be a few ambitious warlords who would want to be Emperor themselves.
I don’t think Palpatine was a well liked figure, the people who worked in the empire probably dreaded him and probably wouldn’t want him back.
@@hannibalsmyth6779 some of them do… And most of those joined the first order, and the sith eternal. There is a very firm difference between supporting the Empire and supporting the emperor. Palpatine wanted only the latter to live.
I firmly believe that the Palpatine’s necromancer project was eventually a success after it was transported from Tantiss to Exegol after Security Breaches. But the project was so secretive that the warlords simply thought that the project was left undone after Tantiss and they started doing it again from similar splices and genetic material - hence creating Snoke. And somehow Palpatine was able to psychically influence this Snoke clone.
It’s crazy how this entire post RoS Star war Arc all leads up to that amazing Bass Boost scene from the movie 😅
sOmeHoW pAlPaTiNe rETuRnEd
My heart still experiencing the effects of that on the theater
@@shresthsonkar9207You’re goddamn right and I loved it
@@ReySkywalker2it's ok to admit you're brainwashed
Jek-14 clip I did not expect but it makes me happy that people still know about him and the LEGO Star Wars short
I like how they are getting into imperial bio weapons too, kind of reminds me of Umbrella from Resident Evil
You should read Death Troopers if you want that. Literally a Resident Evil scenario
@@khinzaw77 I have already read the novel and yes project black wing is very much umbrella territory
With how Gideon ended up, I think it's likely his cloning interest was indeed for personal power - by the end he reveled his overall plan was to kind of go in the opposite direction of the Empire with regards to other cultures and civilizations. Rather than seeing them as having no value other than subjects and slaves, he wanted to take everything useful from everywhere, even non-humans, and combine it all together.
So it makes sense he would see the Force as just another piece of the puzzle he needed to find a place for. In the end, Gideon was in fact incredibly vain. My own guess is that he wanted immortality through cloning - maybe not actual spirit transfer, but a descendant to rule after himself who was even more powerful. Thus, he wanted to create a Force-capable version of himself.
That said, Rise of Skywalker gave me the impression the Final Order was in fact secretly manipulating everyone behind the scenes. First Order officers did not look happy when they realized they were being supplanted. It's entirely possible that Gideon was given help with cloning by the Final Order to exploit his interest and take advantage of any useful discoveries he made. It would keep them secret longer - let Gideon hunt down Force sensitive individuals and experiment on them. The galaxy would assume the scheme began and ended with him.
I'm assuming the First Order evolves from the Imperial Remnants. Future First Order officials are present in the Shadow Council. As members, they did give him help, but this all predates the First Order. More likely, the First Order probably took over his research and continued it. OR he discovered the secret finally, and it was all destroyed at the end of season 3 of Mando.
“Final Order” is the Sith fleet. You’re thinking of the Sith Eternal, which was a separate faction.
Love the use of the red lit lines all over the cloning chamber. Makes it look like a Sith temple.
Well, the clothes have to be kept alive through sith alchemy, so it’s kind of a requirement… And Hemlock probably doesn’t even know why they are there
Hopefully Tantiss will be in the thrawn movie
that'd be cool
Nobody is talking about the masked character that appears at the start of the episode. Who the heck is that going to turn out to be?
Omega was such a Girlboss in episode 3. Can’t believe they gave her an actual blaster.
Don’t ever use that as a compliment that is not a compliment
@@michielkudova3887allergic to fun 🫵
@@UberFoX that is kinda rude…i have had “bad experiences” with “girlbosses”
“Final Order” is the Sith fleet. The faction you’re thinking of is the Sith Eternal, which is a separate faction from the First Order.
@@Blodhelm not saying the new trilogy was stellar in anyway, but your whining sounds really pathetic tbh
@@Blodhelm and?
I don’t think necromancer is in reference to Palpatine as he named it so when he was still alive, I think he’s reviving/strand casting another being which has a superior body to his
Like a Pureblood Sith body?
@@wargamesmaster Kinda, I’m thinking like a mix of different sith, mainly Darth Plagueis as him and his master Tenebrous created maxi-chlorions inside of him for the purpose of biological immortality
I genuinely think it's just sidouse having a plan for everything and making sure their is a way to come back after death and why wouldn't he want his new body to have more potential then the old I don't think the 2 or mutually exclusive
Well he could be referring to the fact that he knows one day he will eventually die, so calling it necromancer would be referring to him living past death in a new body.
I think they might have mentioned it in Rouge One as well
They mentioned war mantle in rogue, one… And I personally believe that went nowhere. Unless it was just those elite troopers who are all dead.
Palpatine returning was not in itself bad. But palpatine “somehow” returning is.
Ya know, how tf would Poe and the rest know how He returned? Just somehow He did is lazy sure but from a in-universe perspective it is possibly the only explanation.
We know He has a cloning facility. The resistance doesn't.
@@waveburner1254 yeah but from a movie goer point of view there was no build up to it, no story leading to it. Just “somehow” and that’s it. That’s not good.
@@erez87xp That's also true
My thought is that this is that giant monster from Clone Wars. The one that tore up Coruscant and went directly for Palpatine the moment it got loose. It was strongly implied Palpatine was looking into cloning it to use as a weapon.
There is an episode in season 2 about it it’s the zillo beast
I didn’t even realize the new season had dropped.
Binged all 3.
Nothing can redeem 9, but I think it’s good that they’re telling stories that contribute to making it make more sense.
People say you can’t polish a turd, and that’s true. But a polished turd with a side of fresh fries, a good drink, and some pie is still technically a better meal than just a single turd by itself, and you can still enjoy those fries in the meantime.
Can we just throw the turd away and eat the pie?
Consume product then get excited for new product
@@redred1952
Funny how the “free thinkers” all say the exact same 3 or 4 phrases
@Jessie_Helms because it's it's not common at all to say the same thing or have a well known phrase that doesn't need to be changed, right?
@@blackrose8418 if more than half of the interactions a person has with a specific group involve them throwing out the same 2 or 3 phrases verbatim that does not bode well for the intelligence of said group.
I very, very rarely fall into such useless copypasting because it does nothing.
You aren’t contributing to the conversation, you’re being as unoriginal as possible, and you’re effectively spamming.
You do realize you can just _not waste your time replying_ if you see a comment you don’t like? Instead of repeating the same phrase for the dozenth time this week.
There are several things to consider here. First, Palpatine said that he wanted the project to be kept secret, even within his own government. So then it makes sense that other unrelated projects would be given similar names (Reresection, Restoration ,etc.) to throw off people within his own order, so that people within the know can divert resources into without direct knowledge of what it fully entails.
We also know that even after The Bad Batch has ended, a compatible specimen has still not been obtained, as the Empire is still trying to create force compatible clones 5 years after Endor, and we know Ray's dad was a "Plan B" modified clone. It's also likely that Gideon, being tasked with doing clone testing and then forward the results to Hux, got the idea that if he made force sensitive clones of himself (in Dark Trooper armor), that he would create his own clone army and take power for himself, rather than work with people he deemed his lessers.
The problem was not that Palpatine returned. The problem was that it wasnt Luke who defeated him the second time, making the entire episodes 1-6 meaningless.
Ye so many people simply can't understand that Dark Empire was a narrative extension of Lukes Throne room fight with Palpatine, while the sequel trilogy was a nulification of it. The narrative illiteracy and smoothbrainedness to think they are equivilent is just mindboggling to me.
It was after this episode of TBB, while considering the possibility of seeing Gideon this season, that the thought occurred to me: One of - if not *the* - first things we hear about him in Mando season 1 is that the New Republic executed him for war crimes. Everyone, audience included, went "Well, clearly not because there he is."
But maybe they had.
We never get the New Republic's side of that story. He had Dr. Pershing and the lab on Nevarro already, and the Shadow Council was wary of Gideon keeping the doctor to himself. Maybe they just thought news of his death was greatly exaggerated. Or maybe they knew he was a clone and possibly needed Pershing for medical reasons but didn't know that Gideon had his own little Necromancer going on.
Sadly, I don’t think they can “fix” the sequels like they fixed the prequels. The prequels at least had a singular vision and overarching story. It was messy at times, but you could generally follow the events from episode I to II to III. The sequels don’t have that coherency, and so it seems like an impossible task of making all the new shows and lore jive without severely retconning new material with newer material. I mean, how are you supposed to explain Thrawn’s return, New republic incompetence, the first order, the final order and force clowning without at least one of those aspects being severely hampered by another? Does the new republic beat thrawn? Ok, then why are they so weak by the time of the first order? Does the first order not know about the final order? Ok, why would you create two entirely separate militaries when one of them is sufficient and one of them can single-handedly destroy every major planet in the galaxy? It’s just a tangled knot that they can’t reasonably fix.
The sequels can be fixed, though it will require a lot of effort… And a complete lack of interference from executives… And the willingness to make Palpatine look like a moron for all of one movie.
Also Revan. He will be in the movie.
When I heard necromancer I immediately thought they’re going to clone dead Jedi
I love how you used a clip with Jek-14.
I really believe that Timothy Zahn had the BEST interpretation of cloning that is close to real life! The clone may look and sound like the host, but memories and soul cannot be duplicated.
Paul S. Kemp kinda adds to that by having a sort of ''tool'' be used to ''house'' a soul when transferring the soul from one body to the next. It is more fictional than fact, but it works well than simply having a clone be same as host in every way.
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I really liked that the Palpatine arc reiterates the tragedy of Darth Plagueis: “he became so powerful the only thing he feared was losing his power”
From the books and movies, I always got the impression that the first order was supposed to be the final order, but because the events of the aftermath trilogy it was taken over by non Emporer people and palpatine had to push with the final order and punish the first order people later.
I’m glad we’re getting some actually story written for how Palpatine’s cloning happened as opposed to kinda just dropping it in because they were too cowardly to make Kylo/Sith Rey the main villain ig.
I still don’t really like them bringing Papa Sheev back but at least they’re doing some story building around it now, kinda like Clone Wars and Rebels did after the Prequels
"Palatine returning always made sense." Dude please stop trying to justify bad writing.
plagueis' body? dna from a past sith? sidious spoke once of using the force to keep people from dying and there has seemingly been moments where the consciousness of individuals were kept in stasis, continuing to serve the empire while reliving their final moments. we even have casualties of the jedi purge in the kenobi series kept in giant tanks of liquid either dead or on the brink of death so i am thinking that hemlock and sidious are trying to find a way for force sensitive blood, cells to be able to replicate into other bodies and to stem decay, and to do this they also need to stop the cells/blood itself from decomposing. sith sorcery might even be involved.
Not sure what to think, but maybe its an army of undead soldiers to make for a future empire with limitless resources.
All roads lead to "Somehow, Palpatine has returned" and "I AM ALLL THE SIIITTHHHH"
Interesting with knowing Ventress is coming to bad batch and thrawn is working with nightsisters who use actual necromancy.. as usual.a lot more questions than answers so early in the season, I don't think it's doing well enough to add to the sequels as clone wars did for the prequels. So far
0:31 That is THE SENATE!
Anyone else think the doctors clothes look like starkillers outfit from force unleashed
The reference to the bigger specimen is the Zillo beast from season 2.
A thought:
Imperial Remnant thought Necromancer was cloning. Commandant Hux might be tried to the "Heir to the Empire" style Tantiss project - trying to clone ultimate soldiers (and hence would connect with thrawn), Gideon knew a bit more re. the Force connection so went for the M-count replication... While Sheev was being grown in Exegol unbeknownst to the Remnant warlords?
This is some intense lore to build up.
tbh whole operation cinder has very little sense when Palpy also has project Necromencer in my head.
It does make sense. You leave the area in chaos so when you come back it's to weak to stop you.
Hopefully it teases elements of the sequel trilogy (clone Palpatine) but completely abandoned them for a new timeline.
I'd love to see Young Luke Vs young Palpatine
Only if Palpatine is naked. If we're doing Dark Empire, we're doing it RIGHT.
My theory is this has more to do with Strandcasting and not traditional cloning. It seemed they were ADDING something to the clone blood (IE I'd say Palpatines blood myself) in order to gain a "better" physical form with Palpatine's force capabilities since Strandcasting uses multiple DNA donors unlike traditional cloning.
I think they’re retconning the sequels while maintaining some ideas of it in canon.
They are definately not retconing entire trilogy of THEIR movies, they've got no balls for it, as well it would technically confirm that even disney staff think that the crap of a trilogy they made is awful, which can't br happening because they're still thinking about episode 10.
I hope they do but the culture at Disney and LF will not allow them to admit mistakes
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You know what else is massive?
My mom!
Palpatine's ego?
The moon?
All of the above
And the below
I love how it's quite clear that Nala must have experimented previously to know this and succeeded but has been actively dragging her feet on providing the answer.
Its possible she might have been doing this before the empire was even created as she seemed to know exactly why she was brought to Tantis to begin with without even working on it there.
Almost a million subs !
I don't know why but I feel people are trying to redo the garbage sequel trilogy in a "Star Wars cinematic universe" kind of project via Star Wars stuff that are actually liked by actual Star Wars fans, such as the Bad Batch. Like, at some point, I wouldn't be surprised Episode VII to IX will be remade into a cartoon series of its own to try redeem their past failures.
It feels like all this is teasing anakin skywalker being cloned or finally bringing in starkiller soon into a live action series hopefully so👌🏾✊🏾
If I were to guess, this is related to how Palpatine was able to clone himself on Exegol during and after the events of the Original Trilogy, and how he made a clone who would become Rey Palpatine's father.
The Sequels and all that still need total replacement, the Orders, Resistance, it all needs a total retcon and the events of Legends properly adapted.
Yep. There is no way to fix all those messes. It makes sense that the empire got into cloning post the clone wars but leading this all to the sequels will severely damage the brand
Unfortunately that won’t happen which is why I’m checked out on Disney Star Wars. I’m reading Legends now
No they don't because they are good and there is no need to
Something I noticed in that episode and for some reason hadn't seen up til now....is Omega really a Jango clone, or is she an early attempt at cloning Sheev himself hidden in a female form? Clearly her blood is essential to keeping M counts high, and she really does look like a young female version of Sheev....now THAT would be a bombshell to drop on the series, and could explain more of how Palpatine returned.
1:29 Maybe it was about Zilo beast?
EU Legends Star Wars: *Clone Troopers were respected and revered in the Stormtrooper Corps and it took years for them to be gradually phased out with minority remaining*
Disney Star Wars: *The Empire immediately threw them away right when the war is over*
Which is entirely more realistic tbf.
Star Wars canon is the same as EU Legends, they disrespected certain clones and respected clones they needed.
Literally what the Nazis did with the Brown Shirts- you know, what The Empire is largely based off?
Often I think Canon had a chance to smooth out some parts of Legends that they adapt, and yet they go the full hundred and make it nonsensical.
I do like how the clones are being discarded and treated as experiments. However, the transition to a non clone army has happened so rapidly, I don’t like that. I think it could’ve been done a tad slower, talks of clowns disappearing instead of retiring, then the ones left are forced into r retirement and it’s really just becoming experiments/test subjects. As it is, it’s been under 2 years and the Imperial army is now non-clone. That seems rather quick for my liking.
In other words the Empire treats clones the way that Disney treats the EU. Arrest it, torture it, extract it's blood, discard the empty husk, and then try to clone it creating a twisted mockery of the original. Yea that's quite evil.
theyre only trying to repair that "somehow Palpatine returned", but its beyond repair! this show, 5 years later, is not gonna cut it. End of story.
Too bad, I want to see how they try to fix this.
@Fire just more non plausible canonbroken explanations I'm afraid.
@skate1247 I knooooooow. Bring it on. I wanna see how convoluted we can make this. It's 1999 again--Episode I just scrambled the lore established in the EU and Lucasfilm is throwing out retcons left and right. C'mon Filoni, I wanna see Rey Fett!
@Fire nah, That's George right there and I respect him even more today after all this insanity by Disney. (And He made a few mistakes, no one is perfect ).But Disney Star Wars doubled down on every mistake possible, EVERY chance they had to make something better... and they simply continue on that path to this freaking day ( 9 years after " force awakens"). So no, dont start comparing anything, just dont, no haha. And It's "Disney Star Wars" at this point, lets call it by its own name, it aint our glorious Star Wars. There is nothing convoluted here.
For me First Order can be something like Revan's Sith Empire for the true Sith Empire
I definitely thought that was Starkiller in the thumbnail and thought they made him canon
Oh snap
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I love listening to Palpatine talk. “…but that’s not why I’m here, today.”
Wow, so wait, they're basically doing the Inhibitor Chip for how Palpatine returned.
The Sequels really would have been less horrendous had they waited and made them episodes 10, 11 and 12 instead.
@@Blodhelm oh yeah. I said they would be "less horrendous", not "good"
very interesting
As someone who never saw the thumbnail before, i thought they were canonizing starkiller
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Something to note: I don't actually think they're producing a force-sensitive clone _yet_ . You'll notice that ass they're testing the blood samples, they're *adding* blood to each sample and testing for "M-count." It's not unreasonable to say that Omega herself isn't force sensitive but _can_ accept the biological matter of force-sensitive being. Perhaps she's the first being that can potentially be artificially made force-sensitive so that Palpatine can potentially transfer his soul into her. Obviously that didn't happen, since Palpy still looks like himself, but this is just phase one.
They're not testing M-Counts, they're looking for a blood type compatible with Replicated M-Count.
LOL. They made a series to retcon, "Somehow, Palpatine has returned."
We need Deadpool and Wolverine to reboot part of the timeline after episode 6
Palpatine coming back interferes with Anakin's sacrifice and prevents balance of the force. Palpatine is suppose to be the last of the sith. George Lucas specified to Ian McDiarmid that Palpatine is dead and can't come back. Please correct yourself.
You're gonna have to explain why Lucas suggested reviving Palpatine in the Dark Empire comic then.
@@Azure_Fire Palpatine is still officially dead in Dark Empire. His essence is being transfered to form and body but the original Palpatine is dead. Nothing in those story beats interferes with Palpatine's tragedy of Darth Plagueis tale.
Even fact, if you look hard enough George didn't consider anything in the EU to be canon. He saw anything that wasn't the films to be tall tales and folklore. Anything he did approve was profit minded solely. If you were around when it released it was universally panned even by EU fans. It was a dumb idea that is only embraced today. Tom Veitch isn't that well loved of an author. The different between that and Rise of Skywalker is that JJ Abrams intended Palpatine to be back in the flesh. The novelisation and everything Disney has done following that has been trying to retcon that to infer that he is now a clone which was not the original intention.
@@chrisclarke4665 Yeah yeah yeah, Lucas didn't consider it canon I know. But it was still part of Lucasfilm's continuation of the Star Wars story. They didn't retcon it when the prophecy of the chosen one was created. If anything Revenge of the Sith leant more credibility to the story. I also don't care how it was received by fans, doesn't change the fact it's part of the Legends timeline. And you're going to have to explain how Dark Empire Palps and Disney Palps are any different. Because I'm pretty sure both are the original spirit of Papa Palpatine in a clone body using the essence transfer technique.
Read the book Darth Plagueis it will clue you in on project necromancer and what the plans are. Endless force sensitive clones with high midochorlians if the Emperor dies he can force essence transfer into the clones.
That's Lando's daughter?
I have a conspiracy theory that the kaminoians yoinked one of ObiWans hair. Or from some other force user.🤔
Imagine for a second that palpatine took a sample of Vader’s blood with his high chosen one force potential and made his force clone body from that. Giving palpatine’s essence the full potential of anakin skywalker’s body.
Would be slightly broken🤣
yes dude more bf2 footage
Clones really only works fer a narcissist when they have essence transfer, no?
The thing I don't like about Palpatine coming back is that it shows that there was no overall plan in place for the Sequel Trilogy... Since Snoke died, Kylo Ren is not really a good candidate for the big bad villain, so they decided to bring back Palpatine, although there was no mention of his return in the previous films... It would have been a good idea if Lucasfilm had made Palpatine's return the main goal of the First Order and start introducing that idea in TFA....
I know I’ve been watching too much generation tech when you say “grogu” and I’m confused since I was expecting to hear “go gurt”
Palpatine didn’t just “fall down a shaft”. He hit the reactor and disintegrated. And to top that off the Death Star blew up.
Whether it’s “canon” or legends I think it’s stupid for Palpatine to return. It undoes Vader’s arc
He literally did in legends too, so idrk why you're complaining about this iteration of Star Wars being dogshit when the absolute same thing happened in the alternative canon
@@cons9053 They mentioned legends too and even if they didn't it wouldn't negate the fact that a creative decision like this did nothing but hurt the previous 2 trilogies.
What battlefront mod is being shown?
> Operation cinder basically mandates that all imperial remnant characters are gonna be a bunch of card board psychos. So legends Pellaeon isn't a thing.
> It also seems to imply that the whole point of a lot of the TV series stuff is to provide an explanation to a last minute ad hoc decision made with respect to the last 2 sequel films. Not exactly anything to get excited about. Somehow palatine returned? here's a few TV series explaining how.
>No it does not it just groups those psychos together into a few group while the other groups would be made up of the others.
>Just like the Clone Wars was made to explain the prequels so there's no surprise there.
could palpatine play a role in future feature-length films? or is 2 times enough? such a influential and imposing figure as the emperor would (narratively speaking) surely cast his long dark shadow on the coming generations of siths or dark-side user.
#AskEck
What do you think would happen after the Battle of Naboo if the Trade Federation won?
I know it isn’t going away but I’ll still never give it leeway and would rather it mentioned as little as possible.
All Im gonna say is that itll take more than this to actually make fans appreciate the sequels. Especially the mess that the last jedi and rise of skywalker to clean up. But honestly they should just retcon the sequels already and THEN build up to a proper sequel trilogy but hey Im not a genius unlike Kennedy and her trope 😂😅
Is it just me or did the slither vines have massive flood vibes
Where is the Empire/Hemlock getting the Midicholorians from?
I doubt Sheev is giving his blood for testing?
Do we think we will see who is giving them the blood?
The Empire kept almost all the Jedi they killed at the temple in stasis pods in the Inquisitorius Fortress. Those thousands of bodies - while kept for unknown reasons to the Inquisitorius - most likely fueled project Necromancer for the following 1,5 decades.
In Rebels, the Inquisitors are actively searching for force sensitive children, which might imply that their supply is running out.
@@kungolaf4499 Is the assumption that it is just blood or DNA? In legends the Midicholorians left the body once the person died, reference Plagueis novel when he watched Darth Tenebrous die.
If the blood is to transfer the Midicholorians and see if they maintain or increase their count it shouldn't be coming from dead Jedi.....of course this is all a fictional world and it could be any thing the creators feel fits within their storyline.
It maybe related to zilo beast
I mean Necromancer is probably just Snoke stuff
Did thrawn want ezra bridger, sabine wren and hera syndulla to join him during star wars rebels
What if thrawn an assertor class dreadnought
Bro has really posted 2 videos about this scene in the last 2 hours
At this point I'm surprised there is still gossip about plot speculations. BB has mostly been filler and looks like it'll continue that trend.
I sure hope Palpatine eviscerates every wild clone and finally rids the galaxy of the clone menace.
Eck are you gonna see Dune Part 2?
#askeck Can we get a profile or detail on the ship that Echo / Rex have been using on the bad batch? It has made a few appearances now and looks interesting!
I don't understand why the first order is working on project necromancer, the project was already completed and was a success. After palpatine died on the death star 2 his spirt/mind was sent to exogal and implanted in a clone body. So why are the first order working on it, are they not aware it was a success or have they kept the name but changed the aims of the project or something. Its so confusing timeliness wise as it seems like they are working on a project that has already been completed. Furthermore, lets say the first order is oblivious to the fact that palpatines alive and have restarted a project they believed incomplete with its origonal aim why is everyone so suprised by his reamergence in episode 9.
It wasn't completed or a success because the Emperor was still working on it during the sequel trilogy.
@@mightheal true it wasn't perfect, the clone bodies deteriorated and weren't great but it worked. Palpatine mind/spirt was successful implanted into a clone, I can't understand why the first order would both with project necromancer other than maybe they wanted to build an army of force sensitive clones.
but why should evil be interested in things like clonig?
Star Wars is important
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Dave Filoni should have been in charge of the sequels. Then we wouldn't have all these crazy stories trying to explain and justify what happened in them. But at least the shows trying to explain and justify the sequels have been pretty good.
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I simply can't get excited when it's all clear that this is being done to 'fix' the mess that was the sequel trilogy. No good story can come from that.
The BB episode really makes no sense in identifying Omega as the key to cloning force sensitives, are they saying she is force sensative? Are they implying that Jango Fett was force sensative as well and she is the only clone to successfully inherit that sensitivity? Why the hell do they test blood samples over and over and over from the same indivduals expecting different results? Why would having Omega herself be of any value even if she is an ideal clone, it would be the process that created her which is valuable, not the product of that process. They clearly have dead Jedi corpses they are working from, yet they are testing clone troopers who have never had any implied force sensitivity. It all just sounds like nonsense ret-con for the sake of putting Omega at the center of the plot.
Pretty sue they are also trying to tie this into the Darth Vader comics