Jedis arent going anywhere.
Speaking of, do you think we are moving past Jedi and Sith?
Like, Kylo Ren isn't a Sith. That was made explicit in the interviews. Likewise, Rey is not (yet) a Jedi. We also have Father, Son and Daughter plus Lyra Erso and Chirrut. And I really doubt that Snoke is going to be a Sith Lord. I'm thinking that we're just going to have Force Adept individuals with no formal Sith/Jedi training.
The Inquisitors are force users who are not Sith as well.
My understanding is that it was more than just a philosophical reason that they were not considered Sith. I believe their training was also deliberately limited so they would never be a threat to Vader or Palpatine.I mean, technically they're not Sith, but they kind of are as well. They're Sith-aligned and act out the will of the Sith. The only reason they're not actual Sith is because of the rule of two. Asajj more or less existed in the same loophole as well during her time as Dooku's apprentice/agent, as well as a few others.
That's great. I just didn't expect Lego to make anything from EU. Thought they'd focus on the tv shows and movies.
My understanding is that it was more than just a philosophical reason that they were not considered Sith. I believe their training was also deliberately limited so they would never be a threat to Vader or Palpatine.
They will occasionally release the odd set outside of film and TV. The Darth Malgus minifig has skyrocketed in price.
Right. It's also why Palpatine ordered Asajj to be terminated when he realized her training had surpassed "Force-wielding hitwoman". But they all still operate within the fold of the Sith and presumably follow the teachings, so while they're factually not Sith Lords I just personally wouldn't consider them a unique faction of Force user either.
Kind of begs the question of what does it mean to be a Sith? Is it a religion? A lifestyle? A club with only two members?
That Sith Fury is so good. I regret not getting a second one.They will occasionally release the odd set outside of film and TV. The Darth Malgus minifig has skyrocketed in price.
Is Rebels era Maul still considered a Sith?
No I think he even claims that he is against the Sith.Is Rebels era Maul still considered a Sith?
Rogue One inspired me to spend money on a Jyn Erso figure the other day.
What Star Wars stuff do you guys collect?
More morally grey characters is something I've been wanting to see in the star wars universe for a very long time. Animated or in film, I would love some neutral antihero-ish character that calls out both sides on their bullshit.
To be lightsided is not to be "Good," it's mostly just to follow the law and maintain order.
There is no "greater good" to the Jedi Code. You follow it or you risk falling to the dark side. This seems silly, but think of Revan: He disobeyed the Council and ended up saving the galaxy by fighting the Mandalorians (greater good) but in the end he fell to the dark side.
Goes he still by Darth?
I think Ahsoka Tano fits this niche perfectly tbh.More morally grey characters is something I've been wanting to see in the star wars universe for a very long time. Animated or in film, I would love some neutral antihero-ish character that calls out both sides on their bullshit.
Eh, she is still too Jedi imo even if she denies it multiple times.I think Ahsoka Tano fits this niche perfectly tbh.
I've been saying this for a while but there's an interesting concept of Light != good, Dark != evil referring to the Force that no one is exploring.
The Old Republic spoilers
There is a mission in The Old Republic called The Politics of Dissent, where you have to intercept documents about a Senator who is working with Sith to surrender the Republic. After you get the documents, you are confronted by a page about what you are doing by stealing the info. He give you the option of taking fake documents to your contact that would prove nothing. Taking the real documents is considered a Dark Side choice while taking the fake and not getting involved is a Light Side choice. Why?
It's a concept I would love to see expanded.Incidentally, this is something that Kingdom Hearts has very much explored, which is part of why Star Wars would be such an interesting juxtaposition were it included in the game.
1/6 scale hot toys, started last year and think I'm addicted
1/6 scale hot toys, started last year and think I'm addicted
This is my favourite item though, I met each of them at celebration this year and got the autographs framed.
I have the Hot Toys Rogue One Vader coming and I'm sorely tempted to start getting the New Hope versions of each character to go with him, like one character per-paycheck so that I don't go crazy, they're kind of the end-all, be-all of Star Wars action figures.
amazing. I'd totally go crazy with SW hot toys if I had the space. for now I might just do Vader and that's it.
Yahoo have posted an interesting interview with the Rogue One editors. I was surprised to find out Cassian's first scene was introduced in the reshoots.
This is my favourite item though, I met each of them at celebration this year and got the autographs framed.
Yahoo have posted an interesting interview with the Rogue One editors. I was surprised to find out Cassian's first scene was introduced in the reshoots.
I find this really shocking. I really liked that scene and felt it was so important in establish Cassian as a character.
God bless the reshoots, apparently.
Yahoo have posted an interesting interview with the Rogue One editors. I was surprised to find out Cassian's first scene was introduced in the reshoots.
Wow.
Jyn in prison and breakout as well.
There's a thread about the trailer for the rest of the Rebels season that I'd link to but I'm on mobile and lazy. Looks good but then, their trailers always do.
Obi-Wan vs Maul!
Jesus Christ! I'm so jealous of you, dude. That's incredible.
Finally.There's a thread about the trailer for the rest of the Rebels season that I'd link to but I'm on mobile and lazy. Looks good but then, their trailers always do.
Obi-Wan vs Maul!
Cullen Bunn: This series takes place shortly before the events of The Phantom Menace. We're following Darth Maul at a point when his anxiousness, his impatience, and his thirst for vengeance against the Jedi is at an all-time high.
He's growing frustrated. He's been taught to hate the Jedi. He's been trained to kill them. But his master, Darth Sidious, has told him to bide his time, to keep himself hidden. This is driving Maul crazy, so we see him venting his anger by testing his skills against some of the nastiest creatures and cutthroats in the galaxy. During one of his missions, though, he learns something of interest. A powerful crime lord has captured a Jedi Padawan, and only a few people know about it.
Maul sees this as an opportunity to test his mettle against those he hates, so he sets out to find this Jedi. He has to operate in secret, though, because his master would not approve.
1/6 scale hot toys, started last year and think I'm addicted
We're getting a Maul comic now?
Sweeeeeeeeeeet
Goes he still by Darth?
Just came home from my second watch of R1. Hold up much better then TFA. My father loved it and he really really disliked all these returning characters in TFA.
My mate was told a fair bit about the story of VIII, but thankfully he was reluctant to tell me anything.
All he did say is that theres a pretty big plot twist (which isnt surprising) and that its nothing like ESB (which also isn't surprising).
Given that everyone just assumes Rey is Luke's daughter, Rey's parents being no one special would be a plot twist itself.
Given that everyone just assumes Rey is Luke's daughter, Rey's parents being no one special would be a plot twist itself.