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Can we stop pretending that the Sith really follow the Rule of Two? It's inevitable that the apprentice tries to replace his master, so any good Sith is going to constantly be looking for apprentices.
there were literally like 4 trained sith during the era of the clone wars lol, whether they were proper sith or not, they were all trained by a sith master or apprentice
the rule of two has never been followed lol
@@tylerdillmore422 It was generally 3 not 4. A Master, Apprentice and Acolyte. Like Maul was Sideous’ acolyte before he got rid of Plagueis and Ventress was Dooku’s acolyte before Sideous was concerned she was getting too powerful and ordered him to get rid of her. Then he took on Savage Oppress as his acolyte, not realising he was a plant by Ventress.
@@tylerdillmore422ive always thought the rule of 2 “if theres more than 2 of us, the sith wont be successful” i feel like things only took a good turn for Palpatine only after Dooku was killed and Ventruss went elsewhere. Idk about Maul tho. But the rule is cool to me because the Siths own nature to backstab and find an apprentice is why the rule works so well. Its almost like a self full-filling prophecy in a weird way.
@@sebastianmoore4494 On the contrary, the rule worked pretty badly
Bane was unable to accept he messed up, but in his final years he watched it fail in real time, his apprentice was instead waiting for him to just keel over from old age rather than actually kill him. He then tried to seek immortality (violated his own rule) because he obviously wasn't out of touch, it was the children who were wrong, leading to him and zannah fighting over training a 3rd sith and fighting over legal custody of her. Zannah then trained cognus and died, and like 5 mins after the rule was formed, cognus' apprentice went on to leave and say "nah, return to tradition: thousands of sith"
Bane's Rule was effectively telling the religion that prides itself on individuality and freedom to sacrifice itself for the greater good. I can't even name any times people actually listened to the rule and killed their master in a straight fight. Zannah waited for Bane to get old, Plaguies dropped a cave on his master, and Palpy killed Plaguies when he was drunk. It also put too many eggs in one basket, resulting in Darth Gravid almost destroying the Sith entirely and setting them back centuries and Plagueis almost making himself and Palps immortal.
It's always been more of a guideline than a rule.😊
its obviously JarJar in disguise
Charal from Battle For Endor could shapeshift with The Force so who knows man, who knows
It’s too soon for Plagueis, the Sith Lord is Tenebrous. My theory is he’s a version of Darth Venamis, Tenebrous’ discarded apprentice, or his acolyte Naat Lare.
Yeah but did the writers ever even watch Star Wars? You think they actually know the lore? I mean, maybe.
@@ricktheexplorer Well Leslye Headland knew about cortosis and made that canon. I know everyone hates her but I do genuinely believe she does like Star Wars. Trouble is I think she’s changing stuff she personally didn’t like, rather than sticking to what was popular.
@@ricktheexplorerI mean, they know what Cortosis is, that’s pretty obscure lore.
@@ricktheexplorer bro the showrunner is a huge kotor fan
@@dominator1914 Yes, Phrik; a metal that short-circuts lightsabers, I was impressed with that. All the people hating on the show, but it got better with every episode. 3 eps left, there are some contradictions in script dialog, but I am waiting to see what people will say when the show is done.
I kinda like the 5th episode ngl
Nothing wrong with that
i liked it to got me hyped for the next 3 episodes
Same
The 5th episode was amazing. I'm finally excited to watch this show because that episode was so good. I was losing the will to keep watching after the 3rd episode but I'm glad i kept going.
I liked it too. And i hate last jedi. The showrunner comes across as too much as a know it all, but i did like her decisions to cast the actors for sol and qimir.
No, he's from the witches coven, hidden and trained secretly because he's male. Thats why he knows so much about what happened there and certainly had some part in it. He probably was created before Osha and Mae but since he was a boy he had to be hidden. This theory is also supported by the fact that when little osha said "we're the only children here", the witches that were fixing their hair looked at each other, and also when the main witch talked about the kids, the camera showed us a witch that looked really similar to Qimir (possibly his mother). Also, he might be the figure in the cloak which is shown as well.
Thats a good theory
He seems trained by the witches in some way. But it's crazy that they'd hide a boy and not hide the girls, because the Jedi didn't want them to have girls either.
@@shinote4 they did try to hide the girls. Maybe they’re hiding the existence of the child and disowned him because he was a boy, and now hes trying to enact his revenge by corrupting the covens precious twins(or at least the one). Meanwhile also overthowing his master.
@@sebastianmoore4494 didn't try hard to hide the girls if they were strolling into the woods randomly.
This is a more plausible theory than most. The showrunner clearly has some degree of EU knowledge (Master Vernestra, cortosis armor, acolytes, etc). I wouldn’t be surprised if she brought Darth Tenebrous into it but I think she’ll keep Qimir’s backstory more confined to the moving parts she’s already introduced.
Feels a bit too early in the timeline for Plagueis to even exist.
Yeah, probably his master Tenebrous.
it feels a bit too early in the timeline for Ki Adi Mundi to exist but they put him in the show, Just saying at this point its possible
@@adambrewer4460 but in this case it would be more acceptable, as muuns live over 120 years
He has the same skill set as Darth Venamis
Huh? This is only a hundred years before Phantom Menace
He is a Sith, not the Acolyte.. He is wanting an Acolyte. Which is what the twins are.
Plaguis is 15 years old around this time. Not only that, but Plaguis didn't kill his master until shortly before he recruited Palpatine. That means that Plaguis is likely not a Sith yet.
I'll be disappointed if this guy is in the line of Revan. If they make him a failed apprentice of the line of Revan, I'll accept that. Otherwise, he's weak af to be the master of Tenebrous or something like that.
The Rule of 4
@ItsQubic not as good as the Rule of 69 tho...
He’s probably from the witches coven and was forced not to “come out” (stupid writing) and serve the witches making him the acolyte from the beginning. That’s why he was able to get into The Jedi’s heads like Mae said
You're calling something "stupid writing" when it's literally your own speculation.
"The rule of 1"
"The rule of 2"
"The rule of MANNNNYYY"
The biggest problem I have with this show is the constant breaking canon. When darth maul appeared, it was one of the Jedi mission to uncover this mystery of the Sith. With all the stuff going on in the Acolyte, the Jedi would be doing the same & the appearance of maul wouldn't be a surprise. Plus if qimir is a Sith, he's not bright revealing himself at this moment could ruin any chance of the Sith gaining power & control. That's why I'm not a fan of this show, if it was set much later maybe towards the end of the old republic it would make sense.
But they don't know about Sith yet
Everyone's dead except Sol, and he's clearly having a brush with the dark side
@@historicflame972 that many Jedi go missing in a quick time would bring up a lot of questions. The Jedi would be looking into that heavily, especially the council.
@@crazytxsfan41But if everyone who has seen Qimir gets slaughtered, there's no issue.
After episode 5, that now seems more likely.
The Sith weren't the only adversaries to the Jedi during that era. If there's no reason for investigators to suspect the involvement of Sith, they probably wouldn't even think of it.
No canon or lore has been broken so far except for the age of Ki Adi Mundi in Legends. We need to wait and see before deciding whether any other lore has been contradicted.
I had an issue with that too until Qimir killed everyone there. Sol and Osha are alive but even if they approach the council with a claim about the Sith I think they’ll be dismissed. The council in the prequels did the same thing, refuse to entertain the possibility of the Sith returning, and it would tie in that sense of complacency in the order. The Jedi already see Sol has a lot of biases and it’ll look even less believable (or suspicious) when they find out he’s brought Mae back with him and everyone else is dead.
@@crazytxsfan41 Do you know what the Nihil are? In fairness I wish I didn't, stupid villains, but basically the jedi of this era were getting their butts kicked by watered down pirates
Smylo Ren is actually young palpatine. Race doesn’t matter, little mermaid was black. Disney.
That's right. Get mad over something you made up in your head. That'll be great for your mental health.
I believe he is the original Leader of the Rens.
Yeah, I was wondering if he's going to be from a non-Sith group, and whichever twin ends up as his student will become a Sith apprentice after the Darths kill Qimir to get rid of the competition.
Ah yes, the first Knight of Ren - Lord Stimpy.
omg this show is so friggin bad i couldnt get past #3
I got as far as this episode and gave up. No build up for the entry of this villain. No backstory. Just him disguising himself as a loser and trying to act like Deadpool. Then suddenly the villain appears and starts killing everyone and its oh hey surprise its me. I was just pretending to be a loser. Its such childish writing.
It’s more likely he’s an apprentice to Darth Tenebrous, who trained Plagueis. It is possible that he is training both Qimir and Plagueis to see who has the potential to be Tenebrous’ apprentice. But that’s just a theory.
Idk why they’d put Kylo’s theme if he’s not a Ren, but my top theory is that he’s a Sith apprentice that went rogue from his master and is trying his own thing. He made it really apparent that he didn’t like rules, so I don’t see why he’d still be a Sith either.
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Disney = Wrongtown
This aged well
It’s darth tenebrous since plaguis is not alive at this time, or is a child.
Nah, hes ren. The one who inspired the knights of ren.
qwimeer!
I'm pretty sure he is an apprentice to a Sith Lord. The show is too predictable.
It's not exactly a mystery. Leslye Headland straight up told us he is an apprentice to a Sith Lord during interviews in the run up to the show.
Why is this even a talking point?
@@c0lumbo That I did not know. Never watched her interviews. So she spoiled her own show, wow
Perhaps Qui Mir’s apprentice is Plageus’s master.
First
u were second not first
I don’t know how true this is, but I feel like this show was made to recapture the success of Andor. I have some minimal problems with Andor and I like the way it handles its story and characters (However I don’t like that it veers into too bleak stopped caring sometimes with its tone. Especially in the prison episodes). I just wish we got more Star Wars that’s fun and has good writing with interesting characters and action (like the animated shows) Not whatever acolyte "thinks" it has.
I doubt it. Even though the writing of the show isn't particularly good, I still think it is trying to be self contained with the characters already established within itself. My theory is that he could possibly be another force baby created by the witches prior to Osha and Mei and that the four Jedi masters along with Vernestra have more to do with the witch home being destroyed. Vernestra is so keen on keeping things away from the Jedi high council I would not be surprised if she trained Qimir in some fashion.
Plus it seems pretty illogical for someone who doesn't want to be noticed by the Jedi to send someone he is training to kill them. So I believe he has some sentimentality towards the witches, cause when Mei wants to turn herself in, thats when he changes tune and murders the wookie master instead of just disappearing and or going after Mei. Plus he spared a passed out Osha, possibly to tell her the whole 'you and I are not so different' speech trope.
It just feels like it is heading in that direction more than anything else. But I could be dead wrong and we get no clear explanations for anything.
I hope he is Tenebrous’ appearance. I disagree there should be no connection. I love the Darth Plagueis novel and want it to be cannon. By them acknowledging Tenebrous then it makes that novel somewhat cannon.
He is a Knight of Ren I am guessing
knights of ren were not founded till after battle of yavin
Hmm Disney totally didn't try to fix the lightsaber logic. By trying to fix their mistake of lightsabers in a episode where a sith instantly kills jedi, acceptable but it gives me a feeling that the director did it to show the the jedi are the "bad ones" in this series. So they got folded easily without even using the force.
Forget The Acolyte for a moment, *ABELOTH* is the big news I heard the other day and then the recasting for Baylan. Casting for The Mother now makes me excited for Ahsoka S2! I hope Disney hires horror script writers for it. Make it spooky like when Qimir came down like he's Batman '89 right behind Osha. Abeloth needs to be the greatest villain we will ever see in Star Wars lore.
Fans will accept she's a FEMALE character too if they know Legends or her origin story that gets talks about a lot on UA-cam. I always imagined Abeloth to be similar to Countess Elizabeth Báthory in Stay Alive (2006). Make it even more brutal than what Qimir just did to 7 Jedis in Khofar. Let her go on a killing spree. I could imagine many females trying to cosplay as her once she's finally in live action form. Dress up as the most powerful character in Star Wars EU lore.
Going back to The Acolyte, is Qimir or whatever his name is a deadlier Sith than even Darth Maul? I saw Maul kill one Jedi in The Phantom Menace. Smilo Ren killed 7 of them and it was 1 vs. 8 and not 1 vs. 2. But without a lightsaber, Sol seems to be the better fighter. Koreans do have their taekwondo, us Filipinos have only arnis/eskrima/kali. That fight choreography might have been the best we've seen in Star Wars since the Nick Gillard Prequel Era.
Erik Voss said the other day in his breakdown video that Manny did most of his moves in that episode. It wasn't mostly a double. That was mostly him underneath that. He trained hard for it for months. Erik also made a good point the other day. The reason why the lightsaber fights in the Sequel Trilogy sucks is because which Jedis are out there to train them? This is why Kylo Ren and Rey can swing a lightsaber so wildly like a child swinging a baseball bat with no discipline.
I heard from Daisy that the lightsabers were heavy to carry. The OG Trilogy has the same excuse although action scenes in the 70s and 80s were still quite primitive from Americans who hadn't adopted Hong Kong's martial arts style for their movies until the mid to late 90s. Watch Jackie Chan against an axe gang in Drunken Master II and you will be impressed. In the Prequels, the Jedis were still in their heyday. Nick Gillard and throw in wushu world champion, Ray Park, made sure the lightsaber looked like an elegant weapon for a more civilized age.
I've replayed Qimir killing Jecki so many times already that I've lost count. Three quick stabs to make sure she's dead so Dafne can go work on Deadpool & Wolverine. 😂 One stab wasn't enough to kill the Grand Inquisitor, Reva, or Sabine. And even though the identity of Smilo Ren was so obvious, when we see his face after he killed Jecki was really cool. I guess Jecki had to elbow his helmet off just to have an unveiling like that. The Sith kebab scene was just a flex before Manny truly flexed. 💪🏻
To paraphrase Lloyd Christmas about John Denver in Dumb and Dumber (1994): That Conehead Jedi is full of shit, man.
Charlie from Emergency Awesome has a theory that Qimir was present during the Brendok fire. It seems Qimir already met Sol before but Sol does not remember him. And it's not referring to when they met in Ep. 2. Like Qimir knew Sol from way before and maybe that's when his hatred for the Jedis originated. Theories that Qimir might have been Sol's padawan prior. Notice the burn marks on Qimir's arms. I thought they were tattoos at first but they look like burn marks.
On my second viewing, I notice the marking on his back matches the marking on the tree to the right. This is when Qimir sees Osha on the ground. So the early theories is Mae becomes a Jedi and Osha becomes the Acolyte. I personally hope they don't kill off Qimir but they might. He can be useful for future shows. Be the pioneer of the Knights of Ren. We need more Sith happening in our lives. I came to watch The Acolyte for the Sith. That's the original synopsis we read from it about 4-5 years ago. That's what I was excited for. That it's a Sith based plot. I didn't come to watch it for corrupt Jedis and lesbian witch covens.
"I accepted my darkness. What have you done with yours?"
Smilo Ren: the greatest Sith I've ever seen in the Disney era. But then he kinda let's Sol beat him in hand-to-hand combat to show Sol's darkness and to help Osha turn.
So I was watching some of The Good Place last night on Netflix and what a contrast portraying Jason Mendoza to portraying a possible Sith. It's like watching Jaleel White be a Sith after Urkel. But Manny worked on that this show prior called The Romeo Section. He was already in great shape in it. You can see him walking around with no shirt on. So I guess a lot of us underestimated his physique. Manny has always been in great shape as if his last name is Pacquiao. The power of one, the power of two, the power of Manny!
While The Acolyte is NOT great, I am grateful that Disney let a Filipino actor (Asian Ezra Miller as some call him) be a Sith and an instant fan favorite. My Filipinos can finally be more than just being Ned in MCU Spider-Man. Eugene Cordero as Casey in Loki. Diana Lee Inosanto as Morgan Elsbeth. Manny Jacinto as Qimir/nameless Sith. Filipinos are finally moving on up! 🇵🇭
There was a video explanation about Cortosis and he said that it can be brittle which explains why Jecki was able to elbow it a couple times and kinda break it. Although I think that scene happened to make it a more dramatic reveal for Qimir. But John Campea does make a valid point with the plot. Wasn't Mae supposed to turn herself in? That's what she told Qimir in Ep. 4. I figure because she found Kelnacca dead, she panicked because it looked like she killed him. But I still don't understand her shooting Sol from behind after he tried to save her and then badmouth Jedis when she had some alone time with Osha. And Sol was ready to explain something to Osha right before Mae shot him! Why did Osha drop the blaster on the ground? Some bad writing.
I was looking at some SW toys the other day and while I know how much people hate The Rise of Skywalker and The Acolyte, I actually would love a toy of Babu Frik and Bazil. I think Bazil looks adorable. He reminds me of my mom's dog. And I love Babu Frik going heyheyy! 🤣 While The Last Jedi is actually the better movie, I enjoyed The Rise of Skywalker thanks to characters like Babu Frik and D-O. I hope Keri Russell returns in some capacity as Zorii Bliss. Keri is prettier when she reached her 40s than her 20s.
The Sequel Trilogy and Disney+ SW series are hated now. But maybe in another 15-20 years, a new generation raised by it will grow to love it like what happened to the Prequels. We still got Andor from it. And The Mandalorian S1 and S2. Hasn't been all that terrible. If we get Abeloth, that might be the character we need for Star Wars to make a great comeback.
What I'm looking forward to in SW -
Andor S2
Abeloth in Ahsoka S2
Dawn of the Jedi
Done. Don't really care about the Skeleton Crew but it could surprise and be fun. Don't care about the next Rey movie unless they add more interesting characters. Lukewarm for the Mandalorian & Grogu movie. Give me Andor S2, Abeloth, and Mangold's SW movie.
Yeah I can’t read all that 😂
I don’t have high hopes for Andor season 2 tho. I want Star Wars stuff that’s fun.
@@jacobs1834if Tony Gilroy directs season two of Andor, it will slap. There is the risk of higher ups ruining it but there isn’t much incentive. Andor still made them less money than the other shows despite its critical success. I think they’ll let Gilroy do his thing again. It has EASILY been the best show so far, the difference in quality is so big it’s not even funny.
@@christiansanders1 I watched the season finale of Andor again after I watched this episode and the step up in quality with Andor is unreal. Its literally in a universe of its own compared with the Acolyte.
I am soooo excited for Abeloth, hope they do her justice
Considering this guy and Sidious both have similar fighting styles (they don't waste time) It would make sense that they were both in the same line of masters
Every Sith from Bane to Vader for 1000+ years is a single lineage.
I doubt it’s plagius tenebruos is more likely
How can it be separate from the prequels?
Somehow Palpatine Returned
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I think he is apprentice for tenebrous
I hate he pronounce is the Q in his name
It would be tenebrous at this time and the show isn't written well enough to us him. There was a sith like cult at the time that called themselves sith. So maybe they'll use that? Id bet they'll be some force warlock coven thats evil or some more bullshit.
Where can we find out more about that Sith-like cult you mentioned?
Pin? I don't really care if you don't.
Its Darth Basil
Could be Darth Tenebris
Tenebrous
Darth Tenebrous, Plagius master
That helmet is so stupid.
The whole plot line is so stupid.
Ig rule of two doesn’t apply to woke wars?
Rule of 2 was never followed, darth Sidious was training maul before plaugeis died. And Plaugeis knew that. Its more a suggestion/recommend. The only rules sith follow are the sith code, and not doing unhonourable things.
Plagueis was born around this time of 132 BBY so not him but Darth Venamis maybe first apprentice of darth tenebrous. That Plagueis was took by darth tenebrous when ge was around 5 years ago.
Knowing how he called Mae an Acolyte, I get the feeling she’s part of a network of acolytes of the Sith like the Knights Of Ren. Think of the assassins from Assassins Creed and their associates, a shadow army that’s giving them influence.
Headland said she wanted to explain how the Jedi and the republic got to the point we see them in thw prequels.
You’re missing the most obvious theory: this show stinks.
y'all giving this show more sense rather than it has
Leslye Headland has already told us the story is about a Sith apprentice looking for an acolyte in order to overthrow his master.
It doesn't clash with what Ki Adi Mundi said in the Phantom Menace
The point of that dialogue in The Phantom Menace is that the Jedi Order had been tricked for 1000 years, and the Sith has remained active in the shadows the entire time. It's similar to when he said of Dooku "He's a political idealist, not a murderer." Ki Adi shows the complacency of the Jedi Order in that time period. I am hoping that his character gets a bit of redemption as a result of the Acolyte, as he did seem keen to inform the Jedi High Council before being urged against it by Vernestra Rwoh. He's not being complacent as he seemed in the prequels.
The Acolyte has been consistent with both Legends and existing Disney canon so far. It hasn't changed anything except for Ki Adi Mundi having a longer lifespan than he had in Legends.
I think the Sith master might turn out to be Tenebrous, as there was a ship in one of the trailers that looks a bit like one of his designs, and he was known to have arranged the birth of Darth Plagueis by manipulating his parents into having an affair. It wouldn't be too far fetched to have him be the person who enabled the witches to have the twins. This need not have to clash with Anakin's birth, as Tenebrous is more likely to have used technology to enable the twins' birth. Tenebrous had a particular view of the Force which was a little bit closer to the witches' concept of "the Thread". He was known to reject certain aspects of the traditional Sith mysticism, seeing the Force as a power to be used as a tool.
Somehow, you make the show's premise make a lot of sense, unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be where Headland wants the show to go
@@NurseAmamiya We shall see.
Have you ever heard of Kybo Ren? (Not to be confused with Kylo Ren)
Now THAT is deep cut lore! I'm impressed. 👍
I am just glad to finally see some original Star Wars. I mean, a brooding bad guy?! AND he wears a mask?!
Honestly qimir is hilarious and the line where he said he did wear a mask is actually one of the only good jokes in the otherwise serious show qimir is like jar jar done correctly
I wish he'd said he was a knight of ren instead of a sith, but of course disney hasn't watched any of lucas' films
What's the problem? Sith existed in that time period.
@@c0lumbo but the jedi didn't know
@@crispybacon9917 Who says?
@@c0lumbo ki adi mundi, have you watched the phantom menace?
@@crispybacon9917 guess what. most of the jedis who knows about this are dead. it's obvious that the survivors are either going to get stranded or die.