Fun Fact: Normal starkiller was actually still alive. The one we play as in the 2nd game was him. The novel heavily implies it and the game implies it too but not as well as the novel. It makes more sense he was the og starkiller and vader was calling him a clone to try and break his spirit to control him.
Really now🤔, I wasn’t aware of this full on but I had thought about it, he was immensely powerful and his level of control with the Force was something extraordinary, not saying that a cloned Force user couldn’t reach that level of power if they survive the growth but the way the Force responded to him there’s no way, it had to be the original, I’d just accepted that he was gone after the first game.
@@theouterimvault773yeah, during tfu2, Kota keeps telling him that he's not really a clone, and considering the sith and their lies, Kota was likely right
Hi AM New love your star wars videos am a big fan of star wars legends and I always play the force unleashed video games and still do they are so much fun to play
You’re right!, he definitely deserved a mention in this video, from a lore perspective I was taking into account the canon light side ending of FU 2 and wasn’t sure if the clone would have actually been around regardless of what Starkiller chose to do with Vader in the end.
Thankfully, it was the ''incorrect'' ending! Why? Because Leia Organa Solo DOES theorize in ''Star Wars: The Last Command'', ie part 3 of Thrawn Trilogy, that one CANNOT clone a Force user perfectly without use of a creature known as ''Ysalamiri''. And, who else to make such a discovery than Grand Admiral Thrawn himself! Side note: If you remember from Jedi Outcast multiplayer, the creature in question would create yellow bubble that would cut not just the enemy off from the Force...but YOU as well!
Fun Fact: Normal starkiller was actually still alive. The one we play as in the 2nd game was him. The novel heavily implies it and the game implies it too but not as well as the novel. It makes more sense he was the og starkiller and vader was calling him a clone to try and break his spirit to control him.
Really now🤔, I wasn’t aware of this full on but I had thought about it, he was immensely powerful and his level of control with the Force was something extraordinary, not saying that a cloned Force user couldn’t reach that level of power if they survive the growth but the way the Force responded to him there’s no way, it had to be the original, I’d just accepted that he was gone after the first game.
I've been trying to tell people this for years!!
@@theouterimvault773yeah, during tfu2, Kota keeps telling him that he's not really a clone, and considering the sith and their lies, Kota was likely right
Hi AM New love your star wars videos am a big fan of star wars legends and I always play the force unleashed video games and still do they are so much fun to play
Hi Welcome :), I’m glad you were able to enjoy my videos; Force Unleashed has been one of my all time favorites since it released, it was a fun time
Vader was able to create 1 perfect clone of Starkiller. The Dark Apprentice.
You’re right!, he definitely deserved a mention in this video, from a lore perspective I was taking into account the canon light side ending of FU 2 and wasn’t sure if the clone would have actually been around regardless of what Starkiller chose to do with Vader in the end.
@@theouterimvault773 Then Darth Sidious killed Vader and hunted down The dark side clone.
Thankfully, it was the ''incorrect'' ending! Why? Because Leia Organa Solo DOES theorize in ''Star Wars: The Last Command'', ie part 3 of Thrawn Trilogy, that one CANNOT clone a Force user perfectly without use of a creature known as ''Ysalamiri''. And, who else to make such a discovery than Grand Admiral Thrawn himself!
Side note: If you remember from Jedi Outcast multiplayer, the creature in question would create yellow bubble that would cut not just the enemy off from the Force...but YOU as well!
@@theouterimvault773 The Dark Apprentice actually does exist in legends canon