The idea of having to live thousands of levels below, with no natural sunlight whatsoever, gives me a special kind of claustrophobia I didn’t know existed
The fact there's a whole civilization and environmental that's just trash infested and radioactive with cannibals, dangerous predators, and legendary force sensitive creatures under the thousands of layers of coursant and it's not even it's own planet is insane to me I don't even questions after watching this video I just want to see more of this place and more of the coursant under levels in general
@@matthewkonderla9958 Yeah, I'm getting Taris vibes here, which makes sense, considering that Taris was once known as the Coruscant of the Outer Rim... well, until that unfortunate event with Malek. But yeah, both KOTOR and SWTOR include sections of the underbelly of Taris -- and neither of the representations are pretty.
Wtf?! I didn't know the depths were that bad. Sounds like there needs to be a horror movie or series about what's down there. Sadly, it's too good an idea for the current, incompetent, management at Disney to realize properly.
The way Disney (and most of Hollywood) are so deeply corrupted by the DEI crap, it wouldn't be a surprise that if they decide (God forbids) to really do a Coruscant underworld series, they would still manage to insert wokeness into this hellish landscape! Disney doesn't care if they are losing money because they are being funded by think tanks and investors who want to see ''The Agenda'' being forcefully throwed down our throats at any cost! All part of the ''2030 Plan'' of the World Economic Council, as some say...
Star Wars: This is horrifying. Truly Ironic that it lies directly beneath the capital of the galaxy. Warhammer 40k: Yeah, this is how, like, 90% of the human population in our setting lives. Star Wars: ...What is wrong with you?
@@dwightkiefer8099 40k to Star Wars: Unbridled arrogance that we mistakenly abused our creations with. Men of Iron is what went wrong with humanity. Never give your automatons full sentience and emotion. You will regret it as it will screw your society over in ways you cannot comprehend.
I know Sidious hated the jedi to gain power but also knew they were the biggest hypocrites in the galaxy while he himself was evil. He saw they did nothing to help the people in the lower levels.
Lmao you want them to bring out billions to the surface, this is just the cycle of life, if you are poor work up, how would you know safety and wealth if poverty doesn’t exist, there must be balance
I know the real answer is the writers never thought about it, but I wonder how they are supporting the upper layers. Does every building just have an antigravity unit to eliminate the stresses placed on the lower levels? If not, you would imagine that at some point the bottom superstructure just collapses under the billions of tons of weight.
@@emperorpalpatine9841 I assumed that is what was meant by a 'layer'; Each layer is a building surface that structures are placed on. That doesn't make a difference to what I was saying though (I think, correct me if you know better). Each surface needs to be supported by the superstructure below it for all 5000+ layers. Without some type of antigravity, the added weight should eventually cause the lower levels to just give out.
If each layer is basically a shell that surrounds the entire plaint, as long as the shell doesn't break apart under the enormous forces it will just stay in 'orbit'. Each point is being pulled down, but can't fall because it is being supported by the material left and right of it. This continues all the way around the planet and all gravity forces cancel. You can then build on this shell. Any pillars between layers would mainly be just to keep layers from rotating or drifting into each other and to provide logistical functions. Unless one of the shells is broken the pillars wouldn't be needed for support.
I feel the deepest layers of Coruscant would make a great location for a Star Wars Dungeon Crawler and/or survival game. Having to scavenge for weaponry, food, and supplies of breathable air, fend of gangs, animals, and various abominations, explore ruins dating back to the founding of the Republic or even earlier, only question is what would be your character incentive to go down there?
Well, as mentioned in the video, some of the layers are junk layers that have entire starship wrecks in them. Imagine the technology that could possibly be left behind on such derelicts.
No, you're wrong, they should make a Star Wars game where you play as a girl who finds a brown leather jacket and girl bosses her way to the top with the power of 'using her words'. And she's so strong, she can slap Stormtroopers on the side of their helmet with her bare hand and they fall over dead. Plus she can become completely invisible by crouching down behind someone's house plants. WAY better than your silly idea...
One of the Bounty Hunters Guild treasures trove.. Imagine that place as a kind of multi level dungeon with each level has its own floor bosses and environmental life forms unique to its level.. Probably also sports as the imperial army training grounds, especially those of special operations units.. As well as Jedi hunting, training, and proofing grounds too.. With archeological ministry's military units in tow..
I liked what KOTOR did on Taranis, where the upper levels were for the fabulously rich, the mid levels were for the various middle classes, and the lower levels consisted of rejects, monsters, and cartels
Yeah more reasonable than coruscant. How the f are the skyscrapers and levels supposed to hold, are they floating or what. Buildings have a lifetime. The inspiration came from ancient cities with different levels of course, but the old levels are compressed together so the ones on the top can actually hold
When you tell people in the outer rim you're from Coruscant and they turn their nose at you calling you a pampered princess but they refuse to hear what level you lived on. This alone would drive me to become imperial ZEALOT storm trooper.
This is the missed opportunity of the High Republic. Imagine a story where the High Republic Jedi has to traverse down into the depths of Coruscant, finding the crust, and then going into a subterranean chamber in order to accomplish a task that saves the planet. An entire season of 16 animated episodes could be focused on this one story. "Clone wars intro guy voice: Planetary disaster looms when Coruscant is faced with destruction. Jedi Knight Yoda leads a team of Jedi into the lowest levels of the planet on a desperate quest to save the Republic Capital." Could be awesome.
No Disney would have it like this: “Jedi master yoda covers up the passages to the under cities murdering billions. But Jedi (headlands wife) and a bunch of women come in to save the day exposing how corrupt and evil the Jedi really are.”
Yes perfect story jedi and quides have to desend into corusants levels to discover why corusants planet is having earthquakes or maybe surface devices sence giant explotions below the city surface because even though the city is over 5,000 levels deep is the planet its self blows up so will the cities
This is terrifying. Underworld is Hell. Pure Hell. In every sense. Very bottom of Coruscant,levels is terrifying. You're not safe on Coruscant. Even in Jedi Temple. May the Force be with you too😊
What I don't get is, if no one ever goes to the 1st level of coruscant, what happens when building foundations or support beams/pillars deteriorate or are demolished or even consumed by the duracrete slugs? If Coruscant has plate tectonics, what happens when quakes happen and cause structural damage? How does all of that not affect upper levels or the surface level? Wouldn't people have to continually go to the first level and reinforce dilapidated structures to ensure all other levels, including the surface level's integrity. A single mile-wide collapse on the ground level would conceivably cause a collapse of hundreds to thousands of miles of city on the surface level, as well as all levels in between. Has this ever been addressed before?
Actually... nothing's more interesting than the Coruscant Underworld... the deeper the better.... i loved the "deeper" Episodes of the Clone Wars... the Coruscant Level from "Jedi Survivor" etc. To be honest i want more... i wouldn't have minded the whole Jedi Survivor Game playing there... I could also see an MMORPG on Coruscant. It's freaking big and deep.... and has so much potential...
Meh, it has limited use as an environment and it was used up in, 'Darth Maul: Shadowhunter'. Unique alien worlds are much more interesting than an underground trash dump.
It is almost a literal metaphor to how corrupt the Senate, Jedi, and the galaxy as a whole truly are. The only thing that could be considered worse is as old as the Mortis beings. The definition of evil and power. The force even fears the abomination. Abeloth
Man, they should make a video game where you're just a normal person trying to survive down there. That would be so cool. Pretty wild, even. Surely a game with such a cool concept would never be canceled.
I'm surprised no one tried to get some Taozin (or at least... eggs? babies?) considering their effectiveness against standard weaponry as well as Jedi/Sith. I feel like Palpatine would be _very_ interested in getting some. Same for Jabba, the Death Watch, and pretty much any overlord, criminal mastermind, rich madman (Merillion Tarko), or criminal syndicate.
One would think that after 100K years, the supporting structures of the bottom levels would have broken down so badly that the rest of the surface layers would begin to buckle from the immense weight.
I frequently get Star Wars themed ads whenever I watch warhammer videos but this is the first time I got a warhammer ad on a Star Wars video. Seems pretty fitting.
I’ve had such a fascination with the Star Wars under-cities ever since I played KOTOR back on the original Xbox. What I wouldn’t give for more exploration of such creepy and unique place.
For those wondering, the Taozin is from the book "Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter." Not only a great read but it entwines the near-immediate pre-story to Episode 1. I got my copy signed by Ray Parks(Darth Maul's physical actor, not the voice). The Taozin section was maybe the one time (in all the limited Maul history I know) where he was genuinely concerned if he was going to survive, as his weapons and abilities couldn't affect the creature. Maul, one of the most brutal, experienced, and effective killers and combatants in the Galactic Republic era, was backpedaling away from this creature. And it makes its home in the underbelly of Coruscant. Really makes you wonder what's down there...
The earliest buildings must have been made of really strong materials to hold up thousands of new levels on top of them over subsequent thousands of years without any maintenance.
the scary part is, this is only the things we know of, who knows what other horrors is down there so deadly and dangerous that no one is able to survive them, and with how deadly the lower lvls are people would not even lift an eye in suprise when someones disapears.
What's Most Shocking is the fact that the red demon worms weren't further studied by palpatine and his researchers when he became Emperor. Especially since he did so with the sillic beast that had similar resistances and durability to the red worm beast. I wonder if their is a lore reason for this, or if the emperor even spent time learning about the creatures under coruscant at all
I suspect that was more a happy accident rather than a concentrated effort. The costs are prohibitive and rarely come back with results. That and serious levels of debt with multiple planet destroyers, secret research bunkers and lost starship fleets kind of make a point...
This has me wondering for some time. What if everyone on the surface chose to try and clean up the undercity, by removing it from the top down. I can imagine it happen due to a regional collaps that would kill millions upon millions of beings, even many from "near" the surface and made the top levels unstable. Would they dare, what more could they find. Would it even be worth it
I have to wonder why they built up so much anyways, no ones using the bottom 1000 levels for anything important so why build thousands more on top of it
In short, Sharn, but on a world-wide scale. Perhaps the one thing in which Star Wars outdoes 40K, I guess. I wonder how the venerators made it all the way through from orbit to the lower levels though. Considering the weight of each of the levels, each compounded by the ones above it, you'd need some pretty good reinforced architecture and engineering not to have massive hivequakes. Especially considering how little maintenace the lower levels get. i would've expected them to get stuck halfway though or something. And then embedded, with the respective layer being repaired, until the venerator just becomes local feature and part of the city layout.
Irek Ismaren was a little known, underused but TERRIFYING character in the Yuuzhan Vong series. Imagine a demon-like creature, abused and experimented on...knowing only pain and rage.....with lightsabres attached to his body! Just killing things willy-nilly in the lower levels!
The in-asked question in all this being what happens to the residents on the higher levels when some of the rickety lower levels suffer even the smallest collapse.
super interesting in terms of story but it unfortunately doesn't make sense that they can just keep building more and more layers on top, that's not how structures work
Things I've always wondered about Coruscant.....a "level" or floor of a building like a skyscraper is roughly 10 feet right? So 5,000 levels = 50,000 feet......and untold quintillions of tons of building materials....how do people breath when they go outside? Has the additional mass affected Coruscants orbit? What about geological events like earthquakes, volcanos, even tectonic plate movement?
Here is a question for anyone in the comments, especially stupendous, wave himself in the old legends timeline. There was an imperial class superstar destroyer that was buried on croissant and how many levels did it take to bury the star destroyer, which an imperial took during their escape from croissant, and it would eventually killed millions as soon as the star destroyer was activated, and the name of the destroyer is the Lanka being similar to Darth Vader‘s superstar destroyer scene in return of the Jedi, which eventually crashed into the Second death star during the battle of Endor itself and was destroyed
Unless the star destroyer was built into the structure when they added another level I would imagine only one level. I want to know why that thing wasn't recycled or reused in some fashion.
Pretty sure if the original level one isnt collapsed or full of toxic waste, it is probably filled in for structural purposes to support everything above it, if not a few levels.
Could almost imagine Lego having some adventures taking place, other people exploring the lower levels to a Lego Force Builder using what’s found building things….. To possible adventures in some Star Wars role-play games, not too sure what might take place but could make for some fun stories there.
The real questions are as follows: How BIG is the capitol planet?? (In relation to earth say) What would happen in an engineering disaster? The fun storey would be when sometime in the new republic, all of a sudden the limit of building matériels was encountered; and then half the planet collapsed. It’a easy to realise the undercity(however deep that may be) was built with different materials to the new city(most upper levels). The early builders wouldn’t have known the (now) city planet would be built five thousand levels above the surface. This is a fun idea as an engineer(that I’m not) in any universe.
„They have formed their own argument under the Black Sun“ my head: GET OUT Of MY HEAD GET OUT Of MY HEAAAD GET OUT Of MY HEAAAAAAAD. Ordenstaat Burgund intensives in my Head: There is no hope under the Black Sun or there is no hope under Level 1313.
Basically, they just don't usually want to. When it comes to storytelling, oftentimes the writer(s)/creator(s)/etc. will end up with lots of things in their work that are interesting and have potential, but typically when making a story, you will have something specific in mind you are trying to achieve, and mostly develop or show only the things in your work that are related to that goal. Disney in general I do not believe is super interested in making a deep, dramatic, probably rather spooky story about the underworld of Coruscant, and so they don't.
@@sgoldendragon3603 starwars 1313 was gonna be something crazier than uncharted to me it looked like a new Jedi knight game I wasnt paying attention and was in awh lol🤣 like that's starwars George Lucas has such a crazy universe. starwars is cool when it doesn't pull it's punches. The creators over at Disneyfied Lucasfilm got a agenda to push and they failed. Thats a reason to eh. You know back in 2015 I was thinking we were gonna see hundreds of Jedi leading up to now and look.. we ain't got anything remotely cool. everyone knows starwars is the best space fantasy I swear somebody was jealous and planted someone to destroy starwars with weak ideas to push there own beliefs down on us.
I like Omega from Mass Effect, it's cozy, carved into and expanding out of an asteroid, kinda like a dirty, grungy version of Cloud City run by gangs and space pirates.
i never understood how a force sensitive group of monks would choose to live on the most corrupt and disgusting planet of the galaxy, a normal city is already a place of suffering and pain...the entire planet should be a insufferable place for every being who senses the "force".
Perhaps they originally chose that location *because* of how much suffering there was, so that the greatest amount of Jedi were present to respond to that suffering.
@@Llama_charmer thats why I asked. if thats the case then Dex Diner is doing really well because the video said the higher up you go the more it costs and richer you have to be, unless Dex has side "business" LOL
makes you wonder if there is a sphereical ish rock beneath all that city? and what happens when lower levels decay enough to start really crumbling and affect the upper areas? with instability, food for thought.
Seeing the surface and the towering buildings made me think. What determines a level? Is a floor of a skyscraper a level? Or is the 500th floor of a surface level building still considered part of the top level,level 5,000 whatever it was?
You would think the structural load on the lower levels would be insane, the weight of it all would leave to tectonic issues, and earthquakes would be catastrophic.
Where there is great diversity there is great reward. There should be a star wars game like the endless tower or Dantes inferno where you begin as a jedi or sith who's lost his memory and awakens on the lowest level of Coruscant and you have to make your way to the surface. Maybe add some galactic threat or a threat to Coruscant to motivate you to the surface. Maybe even have to go back down after informing the republic. Could even start as a third person or first person amd transition to an RTS as you decend back down to reconquer the lower levels with the republic's help. Finding treasures and upgrades for your character on the way up and restoring ships and equipment on the way down.
The under city’s very existence was a damning indictment of the Galactic Republic. They had the resources of half a galaxy and still couldn’t be bothered to do anything about the poverty right underneath their feet.
fanfic idea... Some nameless child is born on the lower levels, with unheard of force senitivity ala starkiller. A race to reach him from both jedi and sith begin, instead he begins his rightous crusade to the top. Raising a peasant army and forcing all others to abandon the planet.
It breaks my heart any time someone mentions the lower levels of Coruscant because of the cancellation of Star Wars 1313!
Such a waste of potential! It's pathetic! Mice are pathetic!
@@sihilius
"Mice are pathetic?" Disney?
It also reminds me of the lower levels of Taris from KOTOR
@@frenzalrhomb6919 Mice are not good story writers!
@@sihilius
No, you're right they're not.
The idea of having to live thousands of levels below, with no natural sunlight whatsoever, gives me a special kind of claustrophobia I didn’t know existed
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I never expected Coruscant to be a hive city from warhammer.
Can we all agree that a “Riddick” like sci-fi horror Star Wars movie down there would be f’n rad!?
Ive always been fascinated by the lower levels of Coruscant, and a Riddick like character would be a good fit for it.
Yes plz
Definitely rad
Did something similar for a Starwars d6 campaign. Scared the living shit out of my players. Has become apart of the old testament of our stories...
Or like Dredd with a Jedi fighting for survival after being trapped.
It gets even worse in Legends with the Imperial Civil War, then the Vong, then Abeloth, all ending with the Undercity being literal Hell
Weren’t there people in the lowest (inhabitated) levels who had never even heard of the Empire or either civil war?
@@damonedrington3453I mean statically there was at least one guy
@@Pulse_Sar “what the fuck is a Darth Vader?”
@@damonedrington3453Basically Appalachians.
Absolutely correct 💯!
The fact there's a whole civilization and environmental that's just trash infested and radioactive with cannibals, dangerous predators, and legendary force sensitive creatures under the thousands of layers of coursant and it's not even it's own planet is insane to me
I don't even questions after watching this video I just want to see more of this place and more of the coursant under levels in general
Pretty much Ohio streets.
You could get a taste of it playing KOTOR I believe
@@matthewkonderla9958 Not the same planet, but same type, yeah. Taris shows but a fraction of what lies below.
@@matthewkonderla9958 Yeah, I'm getting Taris vibes here, which makes sense, considering that Taris was once known as the Coruscant of the Outer Rim... well, until that unfortunate event with Malek. But yeah, both KOTOR and SWTOR include sections of the underbelly of Taris -- and neither of the representations are pretty.
Reminds me of NYC.
I always thought that they dug into the plant. The fact that they just built on top of the old to begin with the new is crazy.
Its the same as us :p
Wtf?! I didn't know the depths were that bad. Sounds like there needs to be a horror movie or series about what's down there. Sadly, it's too good an idea for the current, incompetent, management at Disney to realize properly.
Exactly
Facts.
The way Disney (and most of Hollywood) are so deeply corrupted by the DEI crap, it wouldn't be a surprise that if they decide (God forbids) to really do a Coruscant underworld series, they would still manage to insert wokeness into this hellish landscape! Disney doesn't care if they are losing money because they are being funded by think tanks and investors who want to see ''The Agenda'' being forcefully throwed down our throats at any cost! All part of the ''2030 Plan'' of the World Economic Council, as some say...
Its even worse later on.
After the Vong invasion and terraforming, and Abeloth going about all her shananigans. It becomes literal hell.
@@LunrFoxWarhammer 40K hive city
So pretty much the normal experiences of a underhive of a Hive City in the 40k universe.
How much of Star Wars can be sued by GW
Star Wars: This is horrifying. Truly Ironic that it lies directly beneath the capital of the galaxy.
Warhammer 40k: Yeah, this is how, like, 90% of the human population in our setting lives.
Star Wars: ...What is wrong with you?
@@dwightkiefer8099
40k to Star Wars: Unbridled arrogance that we mistakenly abused our creations with. Men of Iron is what went wrong with humanity. Never give your automatons full sentience and emotion. You will regret it as it will screw your society over in ways you cannot comprehend.
This would be a vacation for anyone living in an underhive…
Ikr I'm so tired of hearing about another warhammer hive city😂
I don’t know how the Jedi could stay there knowing there’s billions of people forever trapped down there
Right. Another reason the jedi are simple minded and corrupt
I know Sidious hated the jedi to gain power but also knew they were the biggest hypocrites in the galaxy while he himself was evil. He saw they did nothing to help the people in the lower levels.
bro thinks the jedi actually care
Lmao you want them to bring out billions to the surface, this is just the cycle of life, if you are poor work up, how would you know safety and wealth if poverty doesn’t exist, there must be balance
From my point of view, the Jedi are Evil!
I know the real answer is the writers never thought about it, but I wonder how they are supporting the upper layers.
Does every building just have an antigravity unit to eliminate the stresses placed on the lower levels?
If not, you would imagine that at some point the bottom superstructure just collapses under the billions of tons of weight.
The more of this video I watch the more I realize the strongest plot armor in star wars is the Coruscant foundation's plot armor.
They have separate surfaces, it’s not just buildings being stacked.
@@emperorpalpatine9841
Structural Engineer spotted!!
@@emperorpalpatine9841
I assumed that is what was meant by a 'layer'; Each layer is a building surface that structures are placed on.
That doesn't make a difference to what I was saying though (I think, correct me if you know better). Each surface needs to be supported by the superstructure below it for all 5000+ layers.
Without some type of antigravity, the added weight should eventually cause the lower levels to just give out.
If each layer is basically a shell that surrounds the entire plaint, as long as the shell doesn't break apart under the enormous forces it will just stay in 'orbit'. Each point is being pulled down, but can't fall because it is being supported by the material left and right of it. This continues all the way around the planet and all gravity forces cancel.
You can then build on this shell. Any pillars between layers would mainly be just to keep layers from rotating or drifting into each other and to provide logistical functions. Unless one of the shells is broken the pillars wouldn't be needed for support.
“I fear no man but that thing… *Looks at the Martez Sisters in the lower levels of Coruscant* …it scares me.”
Lmao they were barely lower level either 😂😂😂
I feel the deepest layers of Coruscant would make a great location for a Star Wars Dungeon Crawler and/or survival game. Having to scavenge for weaponry, food, and supplies of breathable air, fend of gangs, animals, and various abominations, explore ruins dating back to the founding of the Republic or even earlier, only question is what would be your character incentive to go down there?
Well, as mentioned in the video, some of the layers are junk layers that have entire starship wrecks in them. Imagine the technology that could possibly be left behind on such derelicts.
Excellent point.
Star wars hobo ❤
No, you're wrong, they should make a Star Wars game where you play as a girl who finds a brown leather jacket and girl bosses her way to the top with the power of 'using her words'. And she's so strong, she can slap Stormtroopers on the side of their helmet with her bare hand and they fall over dead. Plus she can become completely invisible by crouching down behind someone's house plants.
WAY better than your silly idea...
You’re absolutely right, how could I have been so blind, I must throw myself on a funeral pyre made from all my Star Wars stuff as penance.
A horror film about a group of treasure hunters find rare artifacts in the lower levels would be cool I think.
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Sure, put a chick in it and make it lame and gay
And/or an RPG game in that setting
One of the Bounty Hunters Guild treasures trove.. Imagine that place as a kind of multi level dungeon with each level has its own floor bosses and environmental life forms unique to its level..
Probably also sports as the imperial army training grounds, especially those of special operations units..
As well as Jedi hunting, training, and proofing grounds too..
With archeological ministry's military units in tow..
As long as it's not made by Disney
I liked what KOTOR did on Taranis, where the upper levels were for the fabulously rich, the mid levels were for the various middle classes, and the lower levels consisted of rejects, monsters, and cartels
Yes. Even with the kashyyk Forrest having upper middle and lower levels. It's always fun to explore like that.
Yeah more reasonable than coruscant. How the f are the skyscrapers and levels supposed to hold, are they floating or what. Buildings have a lifetime. The inspiration came from ancient cities with different levels of course, but the old levels are compressed together so the ones on the top can actually hold
yeah, this video made me think of Taris.
@@HA-gu1qk
When you tell people in the outer rim you're from Coruscant and they turn their nose at you calling you a pampered princess but they refuse to hear what level you lived on.
This alone would drive me to become imperial ZEALOT storm trooper.
Only government agency down there is the IRS lol
What does IRS mean?
@@shardulparanjape8600 Internal Revenue Service
Nah. They over looked 'Nal Hutta' every time it came to tax and that is way tamer than that nightmare fuel.
More like the GRS (Galactic Revenue Service)! 🤣🤣🤣
Internal revenue service. The governmwnt agency that collects taxes here in America @@shardulparanjape8600
This planet is like Vader. Tons of mechanical pieces keeping a broken corpse alive.
This is the missed opportunity of the High Republic. Imagine a story where the High Republic Jedi has to traverse down into the depths of Coruscant, finding the crust, and then going into a subterranean chamber in order to accomplish a task that saves the planet. An entire season of 16 animated episodes could be focused on this one story. "Clone wars intro guy voice: Planetary disaster looms when Coruscant is faced with destruction. Jedi Knight Yoda leads a team of Jedi into the lowest levels of the planet on a desperate quest to save the Republic Capital." Could be awesome.
No Disney would have it like this: “Jedi master yoda covers up the passages to the under cities murdering billions. But Jedi (headlands wife) and a bunch of women come in to save the day exposing how corrupt and evil the Jedi really are.”
Sure, put a chick in it and make it lame and gay
We already got the undercity of Taris from Kotor 1
Appreciate whatcha already got kiddo
@@LarryOrtwineYou got any testosterone? Any at all?
Yes perfect story jedi and quides have to desend into corusants levels to discover why corusants planet is having earthquakes or maybe surface devices sence giant explotions below the city surface because even though the city is over 5,000 levels deep is the planet its self blows up so will the cities
I resubbed, happy to see you are still flourishing in the SW fandom. Keep up the good work!
Welcome back!
Send a team of hazmat troops down there and explore things .
I'd be willing to go down to the absolute lowest level possible that has people there
Flood the inner levels with the blue shadow virus first.
@@ZeldaSam1I find it oddly fitting that a Seal of Orichalcos pfp would suggest releasing a deadly plague on a densely populated planet
Darth Maul went down there in, 'Darth Maul: Shadowhunter'.
No you wouldn’t
This is terrifying. Underworld is Hell. Pure Hell. In every sense. Very bottom of Coruscant,levels is terrifying. You're not safe on Coruscant. Even in Jedi Temple. May the Force be with you too😊
This is different! I love the variety, keep it up bro!
What I don't get is, if no one ever goes to the 1st level of coruscant, what happens when building foundations or support beams/pillars deteriorate or are demolished or even consumed by the duracrete slugs? If Coruscant has plate tectonics, what happens when quakes happen and cause structural damage? How does all of that not affect upper levels or the surface level? Wouldn't people have to continually go to the first level and reinforce dilapidated structures to ensure all other levels, including the surface level's integrity. A single mile-wide collapse on the ground level would conceivably cause a collapse of hundreds to thousands of miles of city on the surface level, as well as all levels in between. Has this ever been addressed before?
science is a liar sometimes
I think they use gravity and ship technology so that the levels just kinda float. Massive superstructures linked together.
Find out about megastructures and terrforming........
I feel like this could be a survival game. Try to make your way down all the lower levels to learn it's mysteries and dangers?
Sure, put a chick in it and make it lame and gay
Sounds like a good idea to me
The ugly environment would get old after a while.
Or up
When you get to the bottom the very last treasure you find is a stimpack to heal or some ammo for a obsolete gun 😂
I never unsubbed been watching you for at least 5 years now and won’t stop.
I could see the kind of brutal survivors living in the Bottom 1000 making prime recruits for the Sith.
A wasted opportunity for the Empire. They could have fixed the underworld if they wanted
@@SlashinatorZ No profit. No reason.
Naw, they're survivors, not warriors and assassins, and they're not force sensitive.
@@SlashinatorZ incorrect. It's a trash dump nobody cares about and it would cost too much to try to fix that mess.
Need a show about the lower levels now. Animated, not live action though
Non disney plz
Ya know.. It must feel very quick transferring from Space to Atmosphere on Coruscant.
You mean the fact that the upper levels should already be in space and this planet is ridiculously stupid.
Actually... nothing's more interesting than the Coruscant Underworld... the deeper the better.... i loved the "deeper" Episodes of the Clone Wars... the Coruscant Level from "Jedi Survivor" etc. To be honest i want more... i wouldn't have minded the whole Jedi Survivor Game playing there... I could also see an MMORPG on Coruscant. It's freaking big and deep.... and has so much potential...
Meh, it has limited use as an environment and it was used up in, 'Darth Maul: Shadowhunter'. Unique alien worlds are much more interesting than an underground trash dump.
So much unexplored in Star Wars live action and show
Xbox 720 😢
The insane part of the Star Wars lore...But it is a fantasy after all. I would wonder how those levels can hold up the rest above them.
It is almost a literal metaphor to how corrupt the Senate, Jedi, and the galaxy as a whole truly are. The only thing that could be considered worse is as old as the Mortis beings. The definition of evil and power. The force even fears the abomination.
Abeloth
I wonder what happened to the lower levels after Abeloth tore apart Coruscant like she did. It’s crazy there’s all that literal buried history.
I think i heard somewhere that the lower levels basically become the underworld or hell after abeloth
@@calumzmemez5075 glad I wasn’t too far off, then.
I recently have been catching up on my Star Wars RPG game so videos like this are great for campaign ideas thanks !
Thanks for making these. They are the best to listen to while working or doing chores
Glad you enjoy it!
Man, they should make a video game where you're just a normal person trying to survive down there. That would be so cool. Pretty wild, even. Surely a game with such a cool concept would never be canceled.
Me with 300 hours in darktide: “pathetic”
Get to the bottom thousand levels and it starts sounding like the Mines of Moria lmao🤣
how do the upper levels keep from collapsing? no one's maintaining the lower infrastructure, plus those giant critters...
Did anybody read Darth maul shadowhunter? That explores coruscant underbelly in great detail.
Very interesting and exceptionaly well presented! Thank you :)
I'm surprised no one tried to get some Taozin (or at least... eggs? babies?) considering their effectiveness against standard weaponry as well as Jedi/Sith. I feel like Palpatine would be _very_ interested in getting some. Same for Jabba, the Death Watch, and pretty much any overlord, criminal mastermind, rich madman (Merillion Tarko), or criminal syndicate.
Always liked Coruscant, but it really doesn't make much sense. A city that large would be unsustainable.
You would think it would be really hard to live on top because of a lack of oxygen
That game would've been AMAZING! Imagine a Distric 9 type of show about the lowest levels of Coruscant?!
There are a hundred different threats out there that would freeze your blood if you knew about them.
One would think that after 100K years, the supporting structures of the bottom levels would have broken down so badly that the rest of the surface layers would begin to buckle from the immense weight.
I frequently get Star Wars themed ads whenever I watch warhammer videos but this is the first time I got a warhammer ad on a Star Wars video. Seems pretty fitting.
I’ve had such a fascination with the Star Wars under-cities ever since I played KOTOR back on the original Xbox.
What I wouldn’t give for more exploration of such creepy and unique place.
I wanna see a stormtrooper horror survival game on the bottom levels of Coruscant.
I know the Bounty Hunter game had a similar feel
For those wondering, the Taozin is from the book "Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter." Not only a great read but it entwines the near-immediate pre-story to Episode 1. I got my copy signed by Ray Parks(Darth Maul's physical actor, not the voice).
The Taozin section was maybe the one time (in all the limited Maul history I know) where he was genuinely concerned if he was going to survive, as his weapons and abilities couldn't affect the creature.
Maul, one of the most brutal, experienced, and effective killers and combatants in the Galactic Republic era, was backpedaling away from this creature. And it makes its home in the underbelly of Coruscant.
Really makes you wonder what's down there...
Loved your sit-down with Therory.
The earliest buildings must have been made of really strong materials to hold up thousands of new levels on top of them over subsequent thousands of years without any maintenance.
the scary part is, this is only the things we know of, who knows what other horrors is down there so deadly and dangerous that no one is able to survive them, and with how deadly the lower lvls are people would not even lift an eye in suprise when someones disapears.
I wonder what security measures Level 5ers take...
What's Most Shocking is the fact that the red demon worms weren't further studied by palpatine and his researchers when he became Emperor.
Especially since he did so with the sillic beast that had similar resistances and durability to the red worm beast.
I wonder if their is a lore reason for this, or if the emperor even spent time learning about the creatures under coruscant at all
I suspect that was more a happy accident rather than a concentrated effort. The costs are prohibitive and rarely come back with results. That and serious levels of debt with multiple planet destroyers, secret research bunkers and lost starship fleets kind of make a point...
This has me wondering for some time. What if everyone on the surface chose to try and clean up the undercity, by removing it from the top down. I can imagine it happen due to a regional collaps that would kill millions upon millions of beings, even many from "near" the surface and made the top levels unstable. Would they dare, what more could they find. Would it even be worth it
I have to wonder why they built up so much anyways, no ones using the bottom 1000 levels for anything important so why build thousands more on top of it
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Out of sight out of mind. Why do it properly when you can just sweep it under the rug.
@@GenStallion Curruption and Corosant in a nutshell xD
In short, Sharn, but on a world-wide scale. Perhaps the one thing in which Star Wars outdoes 40K, I guess. I wonder how the venerators made it all the way through from orbit to the lower levels though. Considering the weight of each of the levels, each compounded by the ones above it, you'd need some pretty good reinforced architecture and engineering not to have massive hivequakes. Especially considering how little maintenace the lower levels get. i would've expected them to get stuck halfway though or something. And then embedded, with the respective layer being repaired, until the venerator just becomes local feature and part of the city layout.
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Irek Ismaren was a little known, underused but TERRIFYING character in the Yuuzhan Vong series. Imagine a demon-like creature, abused and experimented on...knowing only pain and rage.....with lightsabres attached to his body! Just killing things willy-nilly in the lower levels!
The in-asked question in all this being what happens to the residents on the higher levels when some of the rickety lower levels suffer even the smallest collapse.
super interesting in terms of story but it unfortunately doesn't make sense that they can just keep building more and more layers on top, that's not how structures work
Things I've always wondered about Coruscant.....a "level" or floor of a building like a skyscraper is roughly 10 feet right? So 5,000 levels = 50,000 feet......and untold quintillions of tons of building materials....how do people breath when they go outside? Has the additional mass affected Coruscants orbit? What about geological events like earthquakes, volcanos, even tectonic plate movement?
Amazing video 🙏
Oh boy. I always knew Coruscant was not for me 😅
Perfect lore video for spooky season 🔥
Here is a question for anyone in the comments, especially stupendous, wave himself in the old legends timeline. There was an imperial class superstar destroyer that was buried on croissant and how many levels did it take to bury the star destroyer, which an imperial took during their escape from croissant, and it would eventually killed millions as soon as the star destroyer was activated, and the name of the destroyer is the Lanka being similar to Darth Vader‘s superstar destroyer scene in return of the Jedi, which eventually crashed into the Second death star during the battle of Endor itself and was destroyed
I believe you mean coruscant?
Unless the star destroyer was built into the structure when they added another level I would imagine only one level. I want to know why that thing wasn't recycled or reused in some fashion.
Structural integrity of this place is beyond my understanding.
N64 logo in the last shot. Lol
Thanks Wave :)
(Above the space taxi)
There is so much cool setting details that I doubt we will ever seen on the big screen in Star Wars.
Pretty sure if the original level one isnt collapsed or full of toxic waste, it is probably filled in for structural purposes to support everything above it, if not a few levels.
Happy Monday everyone!
I remember a band called the "Happy Mondays."
What a nauseatingly positive attitude. I HATE Mondays!!
So the Lowest Levels of Coruscant are basically the bug filled caverns of Skull Island on steroids.
so basically Coruscant is so massive at this point that it's basically three planets in one.
Thanks for the video - I would still go to Coruscant but wouldn’t go without a tour guide! 😮
Star Wars' own Underdark. There are probably space-drow down there on some level.
Your videos are kickass
Could almost imagine Lego having some adventures taking place, other people exploring the lower levels to a Lego Force Builder using what’s found building things….. To possible adventures in some Star Wars role-play games, not too sure what might take place but could make for some fun stories there.
Just think if Sithspawn like Rakghouls lived in the bottom 1000.
They seem pretty tame, compared to some things down there. Rackghouls may be on 1313
Imagine losing your lightsaber in the bottom 1000!!
Better hope you’ve got a strong connection to the force
The real questions are as follows:
How BIG is the capitol planet?? (In relation to earth say)
What would happen in an engineering disaster?
The fun storey would be when sometime in the new republic, all of a sudden the limit of building matériels was encountered; and then half the planet collapsed. It’a easy to realise the undercity(however deep that may be) was built with different materials to the new city(most upper levels). The early builders wouldn’t have known the (now) city planet would be built five thousand levels above the surface.
This is a fun idea as an engineer(that I’m not) in any universe.
according to wookiepedia its basically equal to earth, 12240 kilometers in diameter and has 365 days a year and 24 hour days
How does the underworld physically hold up the higher layers? Skyscrapers need supports deep into bedrock.
„They have formed their own argument under the Black Sun“ my head: GET OUT Of MY HEAD GET OUT Of MY HEAAAD GET OUT Of MY HEAAAAAAAD. Ordenstaat Burgund intensives in my Head: There is no hope under the Black Sun or there is no hope under Level 1313.
I miss Star Wars I often wonder about why Disney Star wars is shy to show cool crazy stuff
Basically, they just don't usually want to. When it comes to storytelling, oftentimes the writer(s)/creator(s)/etc. will end up with lots of things in their work that are interesting and have potential, but typically when making a story, you will have something specific in mind you are trying to achieve, and mostly develop or show only the things in your work that are related to that goal.
Disney in general I do not believe is super interested in making a deep, dramatic, probably rather spooky story about the underworld of Coruscant, and so they don't.
@@sgoldendragon3603 starwars 1313 was gonna be something crazier than uncharted to me it looked like a new Jedi knight game I wasnt paying attention and was in awh lol🤣 like that's starwars George Lucas has such a crazy universe.
starwars is cool when it doesn't pull it's punches. The creators over at Disneyfied Lucasfilm got a agenda to push and they failed. Thats a reason to eh. You know back in 2015 I was thinking we were gonna see hundreds of Jedi leading up to now and look.. we ain't got anything remotely cool. everyone knows starwars is the best space fantasy I swear somebody was jealous and planted someone to destroy starwars with weak ideas to push there own beliefs down on us.
You should make a Halloween compilation of Star Wars monsters
I like Omega from Mass Effect, it's cozy, carved into and expanding out of an asteroid, kinda like a dirty, grungy version of Cloud City run by gangs and space pirates.
i never understood how a force sensitive group of monks would choose to live on the most corrupt and disgusting planet of the galaxy, a normal city is already a place of suffering and pain...the entire planet should be a insufferable place for every being who senses the "force".
Perhaps they originally chose that location *because* of how much suffering there was, so that the greatest amount of Jedi were present to respond to that suffering.
very interesting information on Coruscant lower levels. yeah, I would still visit Coruscant.
so what level was Dex's Diner located?
Considering you can see the sky its gonna be close to the top
@@Llama_charmer thats why I asked. if thats the case then Dex Diner is doing really well because the video said the higher up you go the more it costs and richer you have to be, unless Dex has side "business" LOL
@@Houdini_Bob considering kenobi went to him for help identifying the dart i think its fair to say he has other expertise
I was shocked to find out the mutants that are in the streets of the lower levels
makes you wonder if there is a sphereical ish rock beneath all that city? and what happens when lower levels decay enough to start really crumbling and affect the upper areas? with instability, food for thought.
5: 53 ad placement. "Leaving them at the mercy of....*Grammarly*"
Seeing the surface and the towering buildings made me think. What determines a level? Is a floor of a skyscraper a level? Or is the 500th floor of a surface level building still considered part of the top level,level 5,000 whatever it was?
This reminds me of the movie The Platform it's good watch btw
It's practically nightmare Kowloon!!! This makes me even MORE upset that the Imperials blew up Alderaan.
Just imagine how hard it would be for a xenomorph, white spike, demogorgon, etc to survive down there
You would think the structural load on the lower levels would be insane, the weight of it all would leave to tectonic issues, and earthquakes would be catastrophic.
So....its an under-hive. Sounds about right. Though I'm wondering if you couldn't repair and back the Venator out of the city LOL
Where there is great diversity there is great reward. There should be a star wars game like the endless tower or Dantes inferno where you begin as a jedi or sith who's lost his memory and awakens on the lowest level of Coruscant and you have to make your way to the surface. Maybe add some galactic threat or a threat to Coruscant to motivate you to the surface. Maybe even have to go back down after informing the republic. Could even start as a third person or first person amd transition to an RTS as you decend back down to reconquer the lower levels with the republic's help. Finding treasures and upgrades for your character on the way up and restoring ships and equipment on the way down.
The under city’s very existence was a damning indictment of the Galactic Republic. They had the resources of half a galaxy and still couldn’t be bothered to do anything about the poverty right underneath their feet.
Jeez, that planet's lower levels make Night City look like a paradise.
fanfic idea... Some nameless child is born on the lower levels, with unheard of force senitivity ala starkiller. A race to reach him from both jedi and sith begin, instead he begins his rightous crusade to the top. Raising a peasant army and forcing all others to abandon the planet.
They need to make a series based on the lower levels of Coruscant.