Fanalysis - Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Novelisation - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Here Greyjedi91, Evannova95, Jensaarai1, Antoine Bandele and Reti4 Fanalyse one of the all-time greats of the Star Wars Expanded Universe: The Revenge of the Sith Novelisation.
We hope you enjoy!
Anakin: You'll give me anything?
Palpatine: Anything.
Anakin: I want Corellia.
Palpatine: The planet or the system?
Anakin: Uhhh....
Anakin: What if I wanted the whole galaxy?
Palpatine: You know, we just might be able to do that . . . cue oversmug smile
I loved this novel, the dragon metaphor for Anakin was beautifully written. Anakin and Kenobi were the best things about this novel.
Reti4 - Our thoughts on the dragon come up in the later parts. It's one of my favourite novels as well, I hope you enjoy(ed) our discussion!
I think I read the book before watching the movie, which probably explains why I thought Revenge of the Sith was good, and everyone thought it was bad.....thank you Mr. Stover.
I have yet to read the book but I still enjoy the movie greatly
The films and novels are really two different histories.
@@KurokamiNajimi both are good but the novels are even better they are not much better like the haters like to say they are even better
In the words of a wise man. I’ve been looking forward to this
Reti4 - I hope the discussion lives up to expectations.
The same wise man got decapitated by a whining man child in his early 20s a few minutes later (wait, that's more AOTC Anakin instead of RotS Anakin)
The sad part is that according to Stover Lucas line edited the novel and cut several side arcs and according to Matthew, the book was better for it. It shows Lucas knows what’s he’s doing. He just can’t do it in the context of dialogue and directing actors.
Some are meant to work as an assistant and some are meant to be in charge. Lucas is obviously the subservient kind.
I take this as unofficial confirmation that the seven forms of Lightsaber combat are canonical to George's vision, not Disney but George's.
Just one thing I want to mention(in case you all already didn't know), apparently George Lucas didn't want to direct the Prequels. I think that explains a lot about their overall quality. George Lucas had fantastic ideas, but he himself recognized that perhaps he wasn't the best person to realize those ideas so he tried to ask others to do it but no one wanted to so he stepped up. Also, another fun fact, Kenobi is Stover's favorite character so that's why he gets so much love here. I really like it because in most other media and appearances, Kenobi gets shit on to make Anakin look better so my boy needs some love. Also, in regards to Padme, I think the idea behind Padme's naivete in romance was due to the fact that she was never really a "normal" person. She went from being a child queen to being a senator. Those kind of lifestyles are super sheltered and likely don't entail her getting out and interacting with people the normal way, so I can kind of understand why she is also not super natural with romance, it also makes sense why Anakin is able to woo her since if she was actually experienced, Anakin would have probably raised more alarm bells for her. Dialogue was still eh tho.
I never thought that something in SW would make me hate Palpatine more than I already hated him. This novel somehow succeeded.
While the book is clearly far superior to the movie, it also reflects well on the story the movie was trying to tell that with a few tweaks and nuances a great writer can turn it into a classic, at least as far as the EU is concerned. I do not envy the guy who had to write the novelisation of the Last Jedi.
I dont think it was far superior - aspects were improved and expanded upon for sure - but parts of the movie were also done better than the book. I think the novelization and the film are best viewed as one entity to a beauitful whole
Comparing movies and books as equals and not be viewed as one is better then the other? Nahhhhhhhhh speaking madness here.
I absolutley love your star wars disscussions. You guys are my EU sanctuary. While i do love quite a number of new canon stories its nice to see people disscuss EU material in depth. Also i think it would be great if u guys reviewd TCW in the cronological ARC based time line. Like how hellogreedo is viewing the show. Cuts out a lot of fluff and gives you the real good shit.not shure if u do but i really enjiy the indivduality the clones are given. Also this order makes dokus appearnce in the show seem less common
Ya’ll talking about Dooku on screen reminded me of something that I’ve wanted to mention for awhile now. There is one moment in the Prequels that did ‘Show don’t tell’ very well in my opinion.
It was the moment in Attack of the Clones when Dooku just blasted Anakin with lightning. He just pulled that out like it was no big deal, and when you consider that Palpatine is the only other movie character who had used lightning up until then, it does communicate just how powerful Dooku was.
Unfortunately, that’s the only time in the Prequels that effectively did ‘Show Don’t Tell.’
What about when Anakin was contemplating in the Council room when Windu went after Palpatine?
Okay, there are two.
That was a surprising moment as it came out of nowhere.
Yeah Anakin in the council chamber is easily one of the best scenes from the trilogy and in Star Wars in general.
Reti4 - This actually comes up in our discussion later in the book. Great moment.
I have been without youtube for days! DAYS I TELL YOU! how refreshing to see this after my hiatus! thanks guys!
Great to see Revenge of the Sith up, really enjoyed your coverage of Labyrinth of Evil, other than this and Rise of Darth Vader what Star Wars Novels are you thinking of covering
Reti4 - Thanks very much, we're happy to finally have it up. Our Labyrinth discussion was good, but we're really happy with how the RotS parts have turned out. I hope they live up to your expectations.
Well Dooky and Grievous arent bad conpared to Phasma in Snoke in the films at least.
I am told by Evan that this is the ultimate version of Revenge of The Sith. I am pretty sure he's right.
Reti4 - It's the only version, isn't it?
@@Reti4 I think there was a game, might be misremembering though.
Jeez, from all these replies, it's actually true isn't it? Should I read it? I'm still reading through Darth Maul Shadow Hunter. Great read by the way.
Nicolas Charron yeah I think you should read it, it really is that good (in fact I may reread it this week). How great is Darth Maul in Shadow Hunter?
@@ariesstorm9577 Thanks for the tip, buddy! I'm right in the middle of it, and I gotta say, I loved exploring this era of the galaxy before Phantom Menace. I loved reading the pages of Nute Gunray since he's in it, it's as if the pages are just DRIPPING with his personality into it. Who knew? Anyhoo, Maul actually isn't the center of attention, at least not to my knowledge yet, but the book is FAR from boring. We get bits here and there about characters that are surprisingly well-written. But for Maul himself, I share the same opinions that Jensaarai1 has. I love Maul is Palpatine's loyal apprentice. I love his martial arts descriptions, as I've taken inspiration from it for my own character in a series I want to make. All in all, a fantastic read so far. I just need to get off my Ass and finish it XD
Personally, i like to imagine that if Anakin was caste out of the Jedi Order for his Marriage to Padme, than chances are that the Republic Military would step in and try to recruit Anakin as their own personal Jedi general. Maybe Anakin might even accept as if saying 'Fuck you, i'm going to see this whole mess through until the end." to the Jedi Order. Even if Anakin left, i think he would still keep on fighting in the war as he still has some loose ends to tie up, seeing as how there are plenty of people in the CIS who want both him and Padme dead, like Count Dooku and Nute Gunray, and as long as they are alive, him and Padme will never be safe.
Plus he's kind of an unhinged psychopath with some serious problems who thinks that war is fun.
I've been looking forward to this...I LOVE Revenge of the Sith novelization and I'm so happy that you guys are finally talking about it.
My favorite part is when they’re in the elevator shaft and Obiwan is looking at Anakin’s butt and it specifically states it
That's hilarious!
46:00 The common lesson I think is supposed to be that bravery is not the lack of fear, it is confronting adversity and darkness and evil even though you are afraid. That is what separates those who are brave from those who are cowards. Bravery is not really so much a trait as it is actions, and a brave person is really merely one who makes the brave decision and acts continuously in life, despite the adversity of doing so.
Many stories and films and ages-old fables have sayings and commentaries on this.
Yes, but the quote was specific and came from Game of Thrones which 4 out of the 5 of us watch and none of us could remember at the time. It's that annoying thing when you're trying to remember something obvious but just can't think of it.
@@GreyJedi91 Oh, I know, and it happens all the time. I actually did remember that it the saying you guys were talking about came from Game of Thrones, but I also didn't (and don't) want to give the credit for that lesson purely to GoT when there have been many similar sayings throughout history and passed down through many fictional works/universes as well.
When you described Palpatine as telling half truths; that was very similar prose and description in the 1973 novel the Exorcist. The elder priest spoke to his “Padawan-priest” and said something along the lines of be careful of the demon-he will tell half truths all with the purpose of filling you with self-doubt, guilt, and shame. Palpatine’s character exemplified this dynamic especially while he was chancellor. Found his character much more interesting while the Jedi were around and he gave the pretense of being a selfless and committed leader. The subtle evil manipulation was completely lost once he became the dictator and didn’t have to pretend anymore.
"I've been looking forward to this."
Yay! It's finally arrived! The fight sequence is definitely one of the highlights for me in the first act of the book just from how Stover expands on the fight and centers it on Dooku's perspective for the majority of the time. There is a lot of character progression going on as the reader is looking through Dooku's eyes and experiencing from his thoughts how far Anakin and Obi-Wan progressed during the war since they last met at Geonosis.
I only read the book for the first time this year. I always thought the film was the best of the prequels, but still lower overall on the films rankings. This book was legitimately up there with Empire as my favorite piece of Star Wars content period. I wish Matthew Stover had written all three prequel films lol.
Writing a novel and a screenplay are two very different skills.
@@AntoineBandele That's true. Perhaps he could have been a consultant, like just an ideas man. I've always wondered what Star Wars films could be if the people in charge of the overall ideas were a group including people like Luceno and Stover.
My boys. I didn't even know this channel existed after alll these years. Way to publicize guys. Work on that networking....
Subscribed!
Rejoice fellow SW Fans. The ROTS Novelization Fanalysis many of you crave is finally here!
Fantastic novel puts so much more soul into ROTS
Reti4 - Absolutely. Easily one of my top 5 Star Wars novels.
But it lacks the memes of the movie.
In regards to their first duel with Dooku on Geonosis, what did you guys think of the part where Dooku attempted to side step but Anakin set up an invisible Force wall that basically kept the Count on the spot? It makes the Force a more physical part of the duel, which I found to be an interesting part of the fight.
The whole council is here? This is going to be good. Love this novel, far superior to the movie.
When it comes to books and films that describe the same thing that is usually the case
Heretic.
Reti4 - Indeed! I hope you enjoy(ed) the video.
Nice finally a Fanaylsis Star Wars video
Reti4 - We're not going to stop with Star Wars, but it is going to be one of the less frequent showings. One SW project a month is our rough goal for now.
@@Reti4 Quality over quantity is key after all.
Love the depth of this. It really goes to show how good of a story the prequels could have been on paper lol. excited for more!
How do you think Kenobi would have done as Dooku’s apprentice, rather than Qui Gon’s?
Alexzander1989 I wondered that too, especially when they mentioned how alike Dooku and young Obi-Wan are.
You guys are the main (if not the ONLY) reason that made me get into the expanded universe at all. And although it has not been and still isn't a huge part of my life, it has still been a grand source of enjoyment. And for showing me how wonderful this expansive universe can be, I will always be grateful to you.
Always love listening to you and watching your videos. :)
P.S. I'm actually thinking about buying a bunch of Star Wars books. Do you guys have any special recommendations?
The Thrawn trilogy is a must read. Same goes for the Darth Bane trilogy.
@@tiredjediknight3110 Thanks, appreciate it. :)
@@trexvik9628 no problem :) they're excellent hope you enjoy them
@My Star wars Thanks. :)
Not only did 2 videos get uploaded today but one is one of my favorite sw novels of all time. Guess I know what I'm doing when I get home.
Reti4 - I hope you enjoy our discussion!
@@Reti4 Definitely did! Thanks for the steady stream of great content
I think Dooku is WAY underrated. He whipped both Anakin and Obi-Wan on multiple occasions... in the final fight, Anakin was lucky Obi-Wan had at least briefly assisted in tiring out the Count before Obi-Wan being almost killed (easily)... plus the Count wasn't trying to kill Anakin because he was trying to the follow the plan set up with Darth Sideous. With no plan by Sideous, only an intent to kill, and no additional Obi-Wan to assist, Count Dooku would have made a mockery of Anakin yet once again. I think Dooku wins the one on one fight with Anakin 9 times out of 10 even at this late stage. All the talk about Form V defeating Makashi is just silly... it was purely the Count being set up for failure.
around 36:00 - well Dooku had some feelings for Jocasta from what I've heard and he wanted to train in Makashi which was almost dead during that time
@Tom Cross "PUT YOUR LIGHTSABER IN ME YOU DORK"
Man I was waiting for this one
ROTS is an epic tragedy. Great analysis, guys.
Both the Prequels and the Sequels suffer from time gap, which is a huge issue, especially since they are forced to be trilogies. There's a ten year gap between TPM and AoTC, and in the movies, we only see the beginning and end of the Clone Wars conflict. 10 year old Anakin isn't relevant, and Episode 1 should have been Attack of the Clones, with some tweaks. The whole tragedy that is Anakin's story is rushed, and should have had a bigger impact than what we got.
The Sequels on the other hand has almost no time gap between TFA and TLJ. That's terrible for the story, like a "semi-objective" fact. So it would be very weird if they decide to split Episode 9 into two parts, without calling Part 2 "Episode 10".
I don't get why the screenwriters make such obviously terrible decisions with the time gaps. Wouldn't be an issue if they didn't insist on making it a trilogy. The Original Trilogy is currently the only SW trilogy that succeeds at being a cohesive story.
knalle kalle that’s because the original trilogy is the simplest in terms of story whereas the Prequels are a mix of political thriller, war story and an operatic fall of a hero all mixed in together touching themes of genocide, terror, war and corruption.
Would have been better with four to five films for the prequels or an ongoing TV series a la the Expanse or Game of Thrones
For any fellow Star Wars fans who are looking for good star wars books to read I'll leave 5 of my personal recommendations below. If you haven't read them give them a try.
1. The Thrawn trilogy
2. The Darth Bane trilogy
3. Darth Plagueis
4. Revenge of the Sith
5. Star wars young jedi knights lightsabers - its an odd choice and there are objectively better books but if like me you're a fan of lightsabers and their construction it's a good read.
Reti4 - Any top 5 recommended list has to include Dark Rendezvous as well! Easily one of my favourite Star Wars books of all time.
@@Reti4 I have no idea how that one slipped my mind but you're dead on there! It is a must read.
I agree with all save for #1
@@AntoineBandele yeah it's not necessarily the top 5 Star Wars books out there (though I'd say a few of them are among that number) more just a few I'd recommend if people haven't read them. Hope it helps people find a few stories they may not otherwise have experienced.
Reti4 - That and it's the foundation upon which the entire EU was originally built. A must read for sure, even if you aren't a fan of the style or content specifically.
My favorite scene was actually the interactions with Boga. They were just really cute and I love Obi-Wan's animal affinity skill whenever it's brought up. One of my favorite scene's in TCW was when Obi-Wan was controlling all those monsters on Ryloth and the clones all stare at him in awe.
To me that is a skill truly unique to Obi-Wan and when he really thinks back to his master. I also really felt sad when Boga died when she did.
Also to me those are the kind of "filler" scene's I really love. The scene's that are not strictly 100% needed but make the transition so much more smooth and real. That if you want to ride a mount you have to bond with it and that this is something Obi-Wan takes pleasure in.
Excellent as always. You all are the best!
Sorry for multiple comments, but I really love this book so I'm making comments as I'm watching, but the best thing to happen in this book is this line. After talking about how cold Dooku feels in the Force Anakin says "Funny, he thought. After Ventress, somehow I always expect the dark side to be hot..". Anakin has a thing for pale, bald chicks with tats confirmed.
Guys where are you I miss seeing your videos it brightens my day and we have had a episode 9 title reveal and 3 trailer I'd enjoy your views even though i know there will be a lot bad keep up the great content. :)
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One thing that I always noticed is that while Obi-Wan does try to actively distance himself from his master he really is a lot like him and has many of the same beliefs. As he ages these come to the forefront more and more. He also has a very strong affinity with animals, he too can see potential in random creatures who don't have surface value, he too will follow what he believes to be right no matter what others may say. His dedication to the jedi code comes from his own belief and conviction, not from a desire of belonging or a sense of submission to it.
Ohhhh.... HYPE! RotS is my favorite Novelisation and top 5 Star Wars books. Really set in stone for me my conception of Obi-Wan, Anakin, Sidious, and the Force itself. Although even in this book, nobody knows what to do with Padme... (There really isn't anything to her is there....)
Having watched the whole video, I am left with two additional comments:
I have read the book covering the apprenticeship line, but even with it, I sorely feel the lack of a Dooku-as-a-Jedi centric story. I would find it fascinating to explore the possibility of him rising above his own foibles, and why he was ultimately never able to, even at his peak. More personally, I've also always thought was a lack of other examples of *cold* Dark Siders, who touch the dark side not through Passion, but through a disdain for everything in their way.
Which brings me to my Second point. The Dark Side is not inherently evil, it is simply defined by imposing one's will upon the Universe rather than allowing the universe to act through you. It's about drive, not Passion. The problem is that this is an inherently intoxicating method than inevitably draws to it those inclined towards evil. The best metaphor I can think of is the classical conception of Sin. Wrath, Pride, Greed, and so on are an inherent part of the Human Condition and can be channelled to good ends, but its probably not a good idea to revel in them.
Reti4 - I hope our discussion lives up to your hype! As you can expect Padme comes up a fair few times... :D
Perfect timing I finished this book few weeks ago so this is the 1st review where I read the book already
Dooku minimized and degraded anyone whom he felt threatened by-aka Anakin. This defense mechanism did not allow himself to consciously admit to himself that he felt fear-so he would lie to himself and focus on the aristocratic snobbery aspect of having mechanical hand.
I really think this might be the best Star Wars book that was ever written. Not my personal favorite, mind you. But a really awesome work.
You all have no idea how grateful for the time put into this. Thank you. 😇😇😇😇😇 P.S how many parts will there be?
Reti4 - You're very welcome, thank you for your encouragement!
There will be four parts, one coming out each week.
I don't care if this is a hundred parts, this is better then Diamonds!@@Reti4
Just wondering are you guys ever going to do a review of the Republic Commando or X-Wing series?
Reti4 - Entirely possible. Most everything is on the table to be covered at some point. Just a matter of when.
I would love to hear the group's opinion on the crazy antics that went on in the x-wing series
At the end you were describing the Sith as existential philosophers noting they need purpose and will in life to give them meaning.
Got this book today and im halfway through already. Wish we got more Dooku in this, he's so fucking interesting and well written
Makes life worth living
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eh I mean slaughtering a whole tribe technically counted as homocide not murder I guess, but I still do not know if I could consider Dooku Anakins "first murder" as Connor said, there are some other questionable instances before that, like deliberately shoving Durge into a sun or killing all the scientists in the mini-series. Anyways it comes too late into the story to be a moral turning point for Anakin after everything he has already done, I think Lucas messed that up in Attack of the Clones.
The events of the microseries aren't something Lucas, Stover or the editors would have necessarily been aware of. Volume 2 of the microseries wasnt completed until only about a month before the release of the movie. So that's an inconsistency I can understand as it came from behind the scenes deadlines and schedules not aligning in a manner that was no single person's fault in particular. The sand people issue is a mess. But the idea that it starts as revenge for what was done to his mother gave him some ground to stand on when fighting the tribesmen...not so much with the children, I'd agree...Durge though...legitimate military target. Anakin was justified there.
@@GreyJedi91 My main point is just that it lacks impact on a thematic or character level, due to everything that has come before. I also think Dooku can be seen as a legitimate target, he was guilty of more things than Durge, they were fighting him in a battle, even with his hands chopped up he is still dangerous and they were not able to easily take him prisoner., they were in a dangerous high-stakes rescue mission at the moment.
@@umor9014 I agreed with your main point as I attempted to make clear. But Durge is a different matter. There is absolutely no way to bring him to justice without killing him. That's all I meant. Whether it makes thematic sense or not, I'd never hold that particular kill against Anakin, nor would it be considered murder if brought before a court in universe. I agree with your point that, to quote the Plinkett Reviews "Anakin was written as a bad apple from the start."
@@GreyJedi91 Yes, I think I was nitpicking
Evannova95 looks like he just can out of a light saber duel with that messing hair lol
Like you guys said, I think that was one of the few flaws with Sidious' Plan, if Dooku had killed Obi-Wan like Sidious had wanted, I don't think Anakin would have fallen.
I have to agree with Connor’s statement regarding the duel in the movie vs the novel. It is one of the best we have ever had in a novel and one of the worst in the movie. The movie felt like it happened because it had to, it was almost pointless having such a great actor like Christopher Lee on the same level that Max Von Sydow was in The Force Awakens but he was barely in the opening sequence.
Apologies if I misspelled your name dude, your point was a valid one.
The theater scene is still superior in the movie in my opinion
Thank u I don’t wanna read this for AR myself
Just wanted to say Matthew stover is the best Star Wars writer ever.
Why this novelization is non-canon is beyond me.....
Grey Jedi: We have varying opinions on a lot of stuff.
Thankfully, if ya’ll agree on nothing else, we all know this book is amazing.
Reti4 - Amen.
Whoa, EvanNova95 is actually pretty handsome.
By the way GreyJedi, sounds like you talking about Doctor Who, in one of the serials, Jon Pertwee era, the Doctor says ‘Courage isn’t a matter of not being afraid, it’s being afraid and doing what you have to do’ or something to that affect
Nope, I figures it out at some point. It is a common idea expressed in a lot of stories, but I was thinking of the first episode of Game of Thrones. I have never actually seen Doctor Who.
54:50 I'd be interested to see you guys read and discuss Dune if you ever feel so inclined.
You all should do traitor at some point as well, and also the whole new Jedi order.
Didn't realize Antoine was an MMA fan! We have much to discuss.
Who else thought of Jesus when they noticed Reti's haircut?
Emperor playing basketball my image was the robot chicken version
Pls after the dark lord trilogy can you do either the thrawn trilogy ,the darth bane trilogy or legacy of the force
Jeez, this analysis is longer than the audio book!
Reti4 - Hah, you're not wrong. Well, I hope our discussion was entertaining at least.
@@Reti4 I'll get back to you in six hours.
@@Reti4 Yeah, it was very entertaining.
I would have preferred Palpatine using the force subtly to throw Obi Wan into the wall as opposed to Dooku doing it singularly. Felt it diminished Obi Wan’s defensive power in the force.
He was already knocked out though. And Dooku only knocked him out because the droids distracted him.
@@7632ios I appreciate your point-just thought by having Palpatine subtly using the force to help help out Ben out of action-would have given more credence to Kanobi’s powers as opposed to Dooku hurling him against ether wall and then pushing that part of wall on him…
This is about to be y'alls magnum opus.
Reti4 - Don't know about that, but we're certainly hoping it lives up to people's expectations. We're really happy with how these coming parts turned out, I hope you enjoy(ed)!
@@Reti4 Either I'm a huge fan and look forward to your projects.
and you people are wrong in saying that the creator of star wars doesn´t understand star wars you are the one who doesn´t understand and when george said r2 is the main protagonist he isn´t wrong george allways said the movies are being told from the eyes of the droids so ou shouldn´t accuse george of being a liar and not knowing what is talking about and george haters are fake fans
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Hi, guys. Can you make reviews to animated series "RWBY", please? And four trailers, called "Red", "White", "Black" and "Yellow" respectively. In these trailers, introduced to the four main characters and demonstrate their abilities.
Evan has heard of it, and that'd be interesting. I just watched volume 6 episode 1 today.
Reti4 - May do at some point. I'll be honest, the series took a nose dive for me post series 3, but I still enjoy it to a reasonable extent. The last two series have been nothing but coasting as far as I'm concerned, I'm hoping they amp the quality back up for this one.
@@Reti4 I've seen Volume 6 episode 1 as of today, Retif4. And I've gotta say, they listened to the feedback we fans gave them. Trust me, they may not be perfect, but they are FAR from what Lucasfilm is now. And hey, if you don't feel like it, that's fine too. I always appreciate your content because you guys look at things and give your thoughts and opinions in a respectful manner, and that's what I subscribe for.
1:40:52
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Discussing these novels is almost painful while watching Force Awakens and Last Jedi... comparatively, the prequels, especially the novels, are just so much better... at least following "most" of the lore and general Star Wars paradigm... Force Awakens and Last Jedi are just fucked... painfully ignoring everything that came before. It hurts my soul lol.
2 vids at the same time? What's next? AniKiFit vs PloObiTi?
Reti4 - You'll have to ask Evan that one. He's got control of that.
That is some divine intervention.
Go onto the community tab on Evannova's channel. He posted there recently that the video is 70% done.
@@loyalcompanion2104 i knew that, but it was a week ago
Reading these comments reminds me of the Clone Wars 2D episode where the Republic are laying siege to a Separatist stronghold.
Basically Cody is optimistic that the shield will be down in three months but Obi-Wan sighs that they’ve been there a month already, to which Cody enthusiastically answers “yes sir, we’re right on schedule.”
We’re Obi-Wan, Evan is Cody and the fight we’re all waiting for is the Separatist stronghold behind that shield.
It’s going to be worth the wait.
"cheat"
Wait a minute!! Is Conner wearing a blank T shirt? -_-
GumgumDookuin And that’s relevant, how?
@@CompositeCreativity It was a joke
Reti4 - Technically it's a hoodie.
I think it has Sith written on the sleeves.
Nope Obi wasn't the greatest Jedi... It was Qui Gon Jinn! Watch the videos by Thor Skywalker
Ayyy
Who wins Tenebrous vs Mace Windu
Venamis vs Count Dooku?
Mace
Dooku probably
Agreed, Teneberous is nothing but hype.
@@kiadisandwich1836 Just thought of a matchup that's been on my mind. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Shado Vao vs Exar Kun (lightsabers only). Btw, does Shado's saber allow for archaic saberstaff setting? The artwork is a pain at times for me to make a solid call about that.
@@robgeorge4581 Kun would win that fight. Even without his combative force abilities there's nothing Shado could do that Exar couldn't deal with