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He's definitely the Sith apprentice seeking to overthrow his master. He's not even fully swimming in the dark side. His eyes aren't a sith yellow ish red. I bet his master will show up at the end to beat his butt.
Yeah same like Ventress where her eyes were normal
I'll bet you are right, but to expand I'll bet his master is Plagueis and it's gender swapped to the zabrak Mother Coral
@@c0rrupt3dsidd istg I will never forgive Star wars if they do that and even tho Disney is getting the piss right now, the way they execute episode 5 I could tell that if Plageuis or most likely Tenebrous are in they will 100% be the same species and gender muun and bith males
Absolutely, for revealing himself too early and trying to likely overthrow his master with an apprentice himself.
Erm there’s no such thing as good or bad or Jedi and sith apparently to the cast and director that uses to be Harvey winsten personal assistant
I like how talking shit is a force technique
Yep. Dooku and Palps were both masters of it, getting in people's heads and undermining their composure. Even Obi-Wan was weirdly good at it, though in his case it was just being a snarky pain in the ass.
@@dreadrathikr😂
Talk no justsu, sith style
It’s called Dun Möch and it’s more a psychological technique than a force technique. Vader, Palpatine, Dooku and other used that very efficiently.
@@Althar9809 Bane was a master of it before he even knew what it was
She was only a child.......You brought her here.....RIP padawan
I, for one, am enjoying this show, despite its flaws. Personally, I'm expecting Qimir to be an apprentice that is seeking his own apprentice to help overthrow his master. After all, it wouldn't be the first time a Sith Apprentice in the Rule of Two Era failed.
If he dies, I can see certain Jedi covering it up so that it makes it look like he was a Sith-wannabe.
Furthermore, he's likely going to explain the Rule of Two to someone before his demise, and that information will find its way to Yoda, who'll go on to reiterate such in The Phantom Menace, explaining why he knew about the Rule of Two in TPM.
What I'd LOVE to see is if he is actually the current apprentice to Plaguies, and following Qimir's death, he bides his time in finding a replacement in the form of Palpatine. Muun's have longer lifespans after all, and if Plagueis remains a Muun in canon, this theory holds water. If we're so fortunate, we'll get teased for a live-action Plagueis
@jackwitt7430 possibly, though with his potentially longer life span, and lack of established continuity and previous Rule of Two Sith due to the sacking of Legends, it leaves the door open for just about anything
@jackwitt7430 we shall see, hopefully. I just wouldn't expect the audience reaction to be AS strong as it would be if it were Plagueis himself. It'd give a lot of room for more setup over time, but at this point, Disney needs to dangle us fans a damn good bone to get us to keep going
Ngl mundi covering up a sit makes his ‘there hasnt been any sith’ mistake hit hard
There’s actually a story about a so thought “dark Jedi” actually Sith that reveals the rule of two in his dying words to Yoda and some other members of the council
At least you admitted that it is flawed. Though it is enflamed to have way too many flaws
Honestly one of best episodes so far really short and he played a good sith in my opinion also I wish episodes where longer
I’d definitely agree with you, I really enjoy Qimir being the Stranger and I also wish the episodes were longer
It’s refreshing to have a Sith Lord who isn’t constantly yapping about someone joining him to the dark side so they can rule the galaxy.
What are you babbling about? He’s the only decent part of the series so far. That and the combat. Aside from that, we’d be better off without this garbage.
@@MrFreaklon whats good star wars?
@@MrFreaklon Did you watch the episode?
The Way Qimir fights kinda reminds me of Ventress.
Like Qimir, Ventress is implied to not be following any specific technique and is mostly just cutting loss. They both compensate for their unrefined forms with the use of their strength in the darkside and their wits.
On the topic of Ventress, this fight scene also reminds me of Ventress's duel with Luminara.
Where Luminara gets bested by Ventress due to her unconventional approach towards fighting. The Sith assassin slashed pipe releasing hot steam inorder to blind Luminara before cutting multiple pipes to trap her under. Luminara even notes that Ventress was unlike any other opponent she faced implying she's not use to fighting someone who's constantly fighting dirty.
In both these duels the Jedi get their asses handed to them because they're not use to fighting someone who doesn't fight by their terms which causes them to be caught off gaurd.
As Darth Bane would say of the 7th form, "Juyo is the master of control, not the loss of it."
This sith is what kylo ren should've been
Kylo is so soft
angy
This guy Mybe a follower Of Ren
Of course the guy in the high republic was stronger. Makes sense
This guy vs emo guy.
Qimir’s helmet looks like a shark!!
Makes me think of the whale from Pinocchio
Starkiller Sith Stalker feel with him.
I get more xenomorph or Tokyo ghoul vibes from the helmet.
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I know, right? I am glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that
Reminds me of chainsaw man
I think this fight was fantastic, goes to show how unprepared the Jedi are, how terrifying Sith can be, and shows a lot of character and world building through the fight. This guy is like the opposite of the last new dark side user we saw in the live actions shows; Baylan Skoll. Baylen is very calm and deliberate, probably a result of his Jedi training; but this new guy is wild and uses underhanded tactics; very fun to see.
I read the Star Wars from Wookieepedia. It says, The Sith also did not follow the traditional rules of lightsaber combat, making extensive use of Tràkata and got into the minds of his enemies.
Qimir is ruthless. Cunning. Merciless... What seems like a haphazard and unpredictable marauder is actually a calculating and patient warrior who has studied, trained and prepared to kill Jedi, even when the odds are stacked against him. He does indeed seem like a "high risk, high reward" sort of individual, which is somewhat sensible for a Sith and yet no, I do not believe Qmir is a Sith Master. I think he is the Apprentice... or perhaps he may even be a renegade Sith, either denounced or dismissed from the role of the apprentice, and so he seeks his own apprentice in order to usurp the Master and truly claim the title of Sith for himself
Qimir said a Jedi would call him a Sith. There's a subtle bit of gray area in those words... that a Jedi would _call him_ a Sith, as tho to imply he is not _truly_ a Sith. Qimir did not directly say something along the lines of "I _am_ Sith"
This could indicate Qimir was the Apprentice for a time but he fell short of his Master's high bar and so was denounced as a failure. His machinations thus far, along with his deceptions and manipulations, indicate he was indeed trained by a powerful and experienced practitioner of the Dark Side at the very least. He's too well trained and knowledgeable to simply be dismissed as a dark Jedi
While there are other Dark Side users and affiliations in the galaxy apart from the Sith, Qimir's methods and skills are much too keen and dangerous to be taken lightly, as he proved himself a dangerously skilled and merciless killer of Jedi. Even the way he murdered poor Jecki was ruthless and left me shocked in the brutal way he slew her with three sudden stabs through the chest with a hidden saber while he had her blade-locked
Regardless, I feel there's more going on here and that Qimir unnecessary risks, along with his youth, are too much indication that he is not a Sith Master, that he is either the Apprentice or even a failed apprentice
In episode 1 when Qui Gon fought Maul he said "He was trained in the jedi arts". Sol is utterly confused about the strangers' fighting style. Which might indicate he is NOT a sith.
Sol was giving him the hands 😂
Ugh! When he used the force to pick up his saber to strike Qimir down it was so badass! It would’ve been so cool had he killed him
@@oprahIV facts! There’s people saying Jecki was doing better against him 🤣. Qimir had to grab a hostage fighting Sol. When Sol let loose it was a wrap for Qimir lol.
@@kwasihill7233 EXACTLY!!
I wonder what darkness dwells in Sol though 🧐
Like he was literally going to take Qimir’s life without a second thought! It could’ve been because he wanted to get justice for his fallen comrades but damn it was intense
@@oprahIV it was definitely intense. There’s definitely some darkness hidden. There must have been so much emotion Sol was holding back. Watching his padawan brutally killed and disrespected after must have been tough. Him sparing Qimir makes me think what he’s hiding isn’t too egregious or he would have ended him there. We need to see what really happened
This is really interesting. Qimir seems really interesting. It's cool story if he's the apprentice looking for acolyte to overthrow his master. Juyo is one of the best lightsaber forms. May the Force be with you too😊
What kinda lunatic has 'Born to Kill' and 'No Peace but the Force' inscribed on his lightsaber? and the sith apprentice replied, 'i was trying to articulate the Jungian thing,sir. the duality of man'
What's that supposed to be, some kind of sith joke? You'd better get your head and your ass wired to the force, or I will take a jedi shit on you.
Actually didn’t hate this episode. Darth Smiley is a good addition!
😂 I like that name a lot DARTH SMILEY !!!
Smilo Ren is my favourite name that hes been given
We need pre-prequel movies
A movie about The Great Sith War, The New Sith War with Darth Bane, and the rise of Plagueis and how he killed his master and fellow apprentice and then Palpatine killing him. Also maybe a movie in between phantom menace and attack of the clones about the split of the republic and separatists, dooku leaving the order, Anakin getting trained, and grevious becoming a cyborg and of course sifo dyas
My personal theory, is that he is a sith adept. Still an apprentice to a master, with may as his acolyte puppet to administer his will and be disposed of once she stops being useful. He appears to be that of a shadow assassin, an incredibly dangerous one at that whom may have also been trained as a marauder so that he may be used as the will of his master, able to take on entire teams of jedi at once. He does however, act as though he is very much still an apprentice even with formidable power and experience with a blade.
He admits to being a sith, something that categorically should not happen in the rule of two and outright ignores the rule of quiet action. This also is somewhat more of an apprentice action, rather than a soth lord. I believe the final reveal of the series is going to be a cliffhange for a series about this sith and his journey to becoming a lord, on par with that of a sith master before he becomes the dark lord in his own series and even perhaps his selection of apprentice. It would show us each stage, while creating a mini saga within the high republic era
I love Juyo so much, I'm glad at least the choreography in this fight was pulled off really well, regardless of the quality of the rest of the series.
You can just really see him doing moves the Jedi don't expect.
Juyo just feels like fighting a Dark Souls boss that might not be as hard as others, but seems so erratic and unpredictable that the first few tries feel way more hopeless than on a harder but more telegraphed boss.
Only in this case the Jedi only have their first try 😅
Qi’mir is a very interesting character in Star Wars. I’m very interested to see who trained him & for his Fighting Style with his Cortosis gear & Form 7, he’s a very badass opponent🔥👍
Qimir was awesome. Each episode the mystery deepens. Qimir was behaving exactly how I imagine a Sith Ord should. Now, I want to see vader unleashed, on some planet, mowing down some poor Jedi who was lucky enough to survive Order 66. Maybe he catches up with Quinlon Vos and Ventress near The Path while they're ferrying a few Jedi to safety. There's so much potential. They can stay in the past and just do whole series dealing with Darksiders unless the RT score dissuades Lucasfilm from doing a project desling withthe past or the darkside for a while. It's a shame. Not perfect...but a 15? Come on now...
He was literally the SOL SURVIVOR
The Stranger went into this, knowing Mae was weak and backing out. He wanted to see this through for a reason, even if he was on his own. His training is reflective of what his Master paced him on; it'd would've been rough and challenging judging his efficient moves of the blade, conservation of energy and switching up styles and techniques quickly. I believe he was trained as a child not an adult to develop the experience and hone his Force mind-skills.
Did the Master want the Sith to revealed like this, by a too eager and ambitious apprentice? After a millennia of lurking, planning and plotting? A game of patience? What's the penalty for alerting the Jedi before the time was right?
His saber form reminds me of Starkillers shien.
If you watch Sol closely, he's a total Form 1 master like Kit Fisto. Every block and attack is Form 1.
Not a sith of the Bane line, I think. More likely someone who discovered an ancient sith holocron and learned from it. Granted, he seems too well trained, so I may be wrong, but it's the only way that his willingness to reveal himself makes any sense, as well as the way he put it, what was it, "you would call me a sith?" That implies that he's not an official apprentice of the sith lineage, just someone who learned their ways some other way (leaving a holocron as the most likely option).
He definitely looks dope.
Qimir is my new favorite.
I love the theory that he’s not the master but the apprentice trying to usurp his master and take the title
He was prepared for sure. Observing for so long. Scandalous for sure.
Yes, I have that theory as well. I thought about it during the fight because he seemed too impulsive for a Sith master, a master never would’ve been taken away by those moths.
I agree prob an apprentice, but I am happy to see you like some aspects of his character!
I always saw the "Rule of Two" as less of an absolute and more of a "suggested guideline" for members to keep in mind. For the sake of getting my point or rather said, my perspective across, lets imagine Disney never stripped down the lore and what majority of us would consider cannon will be treated as such.
Yes, the "Rule of Two" came into being under Darth Bane after the Sith Empire was culled in part due to rampant in-fighting, as well as Bane's desire and ambition to hold to sole position of power. So, both by his hand and subterfuge, Bane all but wiped out the entire Sith Empire, then instilling what we know as the "Rule of Two" so the Sith though small in numbers can use that to their advantage by disappearing in plain sight among the people. There is only supposed to be those two, Master and Apprentice, although most very devoted fans I am sure are at least aware that in many expanded works Sith have betrayed each other with either the Apprentice taking on one of their own, or Master's with multiple secret Apprentices.
Yes the Sith never got even close to the size of the Sith Empire, but it always felt to me like a handful of Sith were out there cuz a couple Masters or Apprentices likely always up to some shady sh*t and pulling stunt moves out there somewhere. That is why in my head it seemed likely a few Sith were always out and about, even if they remained unknown, until they aren't.....
His Master is most likely Plagues or Tenebrous. Take your pick, because now that the Timeline can be shifted/changed it stoll should be 1 or the other.
Best way I cope with this reveal is that he is just a dark side user like the witches and has no idea what he is talking about.
Not gonna lie, this episode single handedly save this series for me. I was about to completely drop this series after ep 4. But this ep helped to keep me engaged again
They already shot down The Acolyte S2, good choice.
I would love to see the reveal of Darth Tenebrous, And I'd love to see him duel atleast once according to legends he was just as good a duelist as Plaguies was, And that's no small feat
I have a feeling that Smile O Ren isn't going to survive but neither will Sol. He's not the master but gave us a great look at the possibilities
His name is Smilo Ren
i want a discussion about qimirs lightsabers ability to split in two it was so cool and honestly qimir is in my top five favorite dark siders
and i believe qimir is the sith apprentice or a dark jedi because a master isn't arrogant enough to reveal their presence and if you pay enough attention qimir says the jedi WOULD call him sith because of the way he fights,looks,and the fact he weilds a red blade
p.s i enjoy the acolyte despite its flaws
He is almost certainly the apprentice.
Star ward has also confirmed qimire utilizes the lightsaber form of trakata aka turning your lightsaber on and off to gain advantage
While I'm not a fan of this show's storytelling and brazen, unapologetic retcons, I did enjoy this fight. While the choreography wasn't quite at the level of the prequels it was still some solid and well put together stuff. Well that's ignoring the end with the Sith getting carried away by bugs and some of the awkward cut-aways to other characters.
He is too young to be the Sith master, and his high energy fighting style can only work for a young, athletic person.
He is obviously dark side, and identified himself as a Sith.
I agree with one fo the previous comments, that he is a renegade Sith. Maybe he already killed his master before learning all the higher Sith secrets.
Or, maybe is is the apprentice working his own agenda, training his own secret apprentice to help him take out the master.
Anyway, the fight scenes in this ep were awesome.
Love the cortosis twist. A very Sith thing to do.
He specifically says, "I don't make the rules," in one of the scenes. Right off the bat I said this guy is an apprentice seeking to overthrow his master. His master is either Plagueis or Tenebrous, but Lesly will likely change cannon by making Tenebrous into a female human. That would mean that Carrie Anne Moss' character, Indara, is the the real Sith Lord. Why cast such a powerful celebrity for so little screen time? She's definitely not dead, and set up the whole plot. Why else would the Jedi hunt down the witches and invade their fortress to take kids that clearly had major attatchment issues? Indara's whole mission was shrouded in the Dark Side, so I really believe Indara is the Sith Lord. I think Master Sol feels guilty because perhaps Indara made him kill the witches, and he regrets his actions because he's the closest character to Qui Gon Jinn in personality we've seen in the series. A lot in my comment, but it's just my opinion, may the Force be with you!
What do you think of the theory that Smileo Ren is just the apprentice & the very aggressive with mom is the actual Master? Cuz they never really named whatever civilization or like Force affiliated group they were all outcasts from. And the Dark Side is usually where one would find most of the witchcraft kinda stuff. What if they’re just like “Sith light” especially since they went out of their way to mention that her mom could get into Jedi’s minds’ also when OSHA & Yord were pow wowing about it during their escape. Also she again, was super aggressive & the only one to actually attack the Jedi, despite all the other Sisters’ being at the ready to. I wish it was a thing of Carrie Anne Moss was just Force projecting herself & made May believe she murdered her & she’s actually still alive cuz I think her fighting style would be best suited against at least the Sith apprentice for sure.plus, you can’t just waste Trinity like that! She’s like….Mrs. The Chosen One, dude. 😎
Uhhhhm, the "Rule of Two" is not half as strict as many people seem to believe. And we know that at least since Clone Wars, but it has since then re-affirmed that the Sith train and maintain a network of force-users.
Both as potential Acolytes but primarily as assassins and enforcers. The Term "Sith" does not any longer refer to any Dark Side force user trained by a Sith, but is a title taken and given.
The rule of two only states that there are only two who are worthy of calling themselves Sith. The Master and the Apprentice. The Apprentice of the Master is a Sith, the title given to them by their Master. The Apprentice continously tries to take the title of Sith-Master from their Master. A constant struggle for power between both.
But here's the thing. This rule doesn't forbid either from training additional acolytes. Those would just not be Sith by title. They though would be what a Jedi would call a Sith.
Qimir could very well be something like an abandoned Sith acolyte. Like Maul was, when his place as apprentice of Sidious was taken by Dooku and he became an outcast. Maul wasn't a Sith anymore. Even though he still followed their teachings, in technicality he wasn't one.
Aah he must play blade and sorcery
I actually was thinking Stanger was using Ataru mixed with Teräs Käsi.
I was reminded of Qui Gon and Yoda watching him duel
Kylo Ren’s background music can be heard slowly in the end.
I think what he is doing is risky, but still falls into the mentality of the rule of 2 era sith. He even says, "according to the jedi i cant exist, so i have to kill anyone who sees my face". agression and killing is still very much a part of the sith doctrine, so it makes sense they were still fighting and killing in the 1000 years after bane, maybe even fighting and killing jedi, but they covered their tracks well. i think qimir and his master might be aware that the jedi will try to cover this account up, and are taking a more open approach in order to sow fear in their opponent and ultimately cause the republic to put the restrictions on the jedi we see in the prequels. actually think this was, while yes ery risky, a very calculated move by both him and his master. he just uses it as an opportunity to also keep scouting for his acolyte to overthrow his master, and i think osha impressed him
3:07 anyone else wondering how the mask was made/how the scratches of the mask happened?
It's becoming easier and easier to just adopt the philosophy that the only canon are Episodes 1 - 6.
I believe that he is maybe the first of the Knights of Ren. If you listen closely in the background of the new episode you can hear Kylo Ren's theme.
Can we also talk about all the jedi and master didn't realize he was force sensitive when they confronted his in episode 2
if qimir is so powerful as a apprentice, howpowerful would the master be?
I see another pattern within Qimir: His Cortosis armor is strong against lightsabers, but weak against physical force. Then he teaches Mae, his acolyte/apprentice, to fight without a weapon. I feel like he wants to prepare her for the classic Rule of Two development of her eventually turning against him. Telling her how whe would be able to defeat him without explicitely telling her that it is his weakness.
The Sith dude was a hell of a lot better than all those Jedi…The short has blonde 👱 girl who cuffed Maya was the only one who was brave enough to face him by herself!!!
He doesn't have the bearings or look of a Sith Lord. He's more of a Sith assassin, apprentice or acolyte. Atleast they got the cortosis right, based from the Star Wars lores. Although the helmet was said inspired from an Elden Ring gamer.
He's been the best part of the show. Most of the other characters haven't been interesting but I like this dudes ruthlessness
bro literally stole all my moves (and I'm talking about qimir)
I have been away for star wars for quite sometime now everything you said I have no clue whats happening or who anyone is. Im that lost, 10 seconds in im like patrick yelling "who are you people!?" This is what it feel like to lose a geek streak...wow.
"Hellish Rebuke" for Sith.
Qimir's skill reinforces the fact that Sith Apprentices if he is one are more powerful than many Jedi knights/masters. I always hoped somewhere along the way we'd see the rule of two cast aside for the return of the days where the Sith numbered in the hundreds of thousands.
Qimir sold me some fake blues behind the dumpsters of the Target downtown
he for sure is the apprentice looking for an Acolyte to help him kill his master. We are suppose to see two sith in this show we only see 1 so far
No cap, that boi was cookin lol lol lol 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Oof, he's so impressive! Waving his lightsaber about like he's at a rave... Um, you sure about that? Actually are we certain the Jedi are even real, because they're even worse than he is.
If he is in the rule of two, they might be trying to show why his sith master wants to rid himself of the stranger. By allowing the troubled apprentice to be caught and hunted down by the jedi, to then frame him as a false sith, so the jedi will truly believe that the order is dead. those who practice the ways of the sith are powerful but ultimately fail when the jedi find them. If this leads into Darth Palgius showing his new apprentice, Sideous, what happens when one exposes the sith before their plans are ready. This would fix some of the issues while making way for a cool scene with the sith lord we have heard so much about.
I am sure Leslie planned it all so meticulously.
Folks one must remember the sith were warriors and involved into much more than that over time . Kind of like the great khans involved into emperors in the end
They are going to reveal that his name is plegus
It would be madly disappointing
This episode was a 2 out of 10, instead of a 1 like the others. It doubled in quality! 😆
He absolutely is not a sith lord. Hes a dark jedi. He didnt say he was a sith. He said the jedi like sol would call him sith
Most Jedi are basically scholars, especially in this era. The majority are not trained to fight a proper sith whereas the Sith are far fewer and train almost exclusively for combatting Jedi. There are certainly Jedi who exist that can take a Sith 1v1(Sol, Yoda, Mace, Obi, etc.) but the vast majority aren't so skilled. More than that, they walked into this expecting to apprehend a little girl, not face a full sith. Had they known what they were going into, they may have been more prepared or taken more combat ready Jedi with them ie Vernestra or maybe even Ki Adi.
Bad and inconsistent fight choreography is a Sith trade secret.
It just sucks that the plot required that Sol, the twins and Qimir be left alive.
If this show were more about the Sith, we'd see basically everyone die and a proper expansion on what Qimir is actually doing. But Sol steals the show routinely, so they can't kill him off yet.
so with that approach, it also explains why he forced mae to fight jedi without using a saber of her own. or even without a weapon. if you're going all out on specializing killing jedi then you need to be able to do that with anything available.
Let’s not forget his lightsaber dagger perfect for catching Jedi off guard. It’s similar to a shoto blade I believe.
He fought jedi that allowed him to kill them, standing around while he kills other jedi taking him on 1 v 1 the whole time, leaving huge gaps, doing gimmicky shit.
he did say he wants a apprentice 8:15
Smilo Ren POG !
Yords character was really good 😢
I think he’s a sith aspirant. Perhaps he or his master found a sith holocron and studied and deemed themselves sith. Before the clone wars they were still sith factions in the galaxy. Even Ventress called herself a sith when meeting Dooku
Im still curious to see if he is claiming thectitle of sith or if it was given. Because in the rule of 2 wra the only true sith are the master and who they deem their apprentice. It's not unheard of for dark side users to claim the title of sith mainly out of hubris, which he clearly has lots of.
I believe he is the acolyte and is seeking a apprentice himself so he can take out the current master. He will fail n the master will go on to find a new apprentice. It can leave it open to a Palpatine mini series or they can save that for a season 2 if it's ever green lit to pay way to Palpatine being discovered by plaguis
he might be a Ren, or a founder of the knights of ren
I think chimer is the Acolyte
He could be an apprentice, but he can also be an assassin like Darth Maul.
thanks for spoiling the episode in the thumbnail, that's really cool
He scream at them 😂
No sith eyes ..
Palpatine didn't have Sith eyes until his Force lightning overuse. But he was Sith before that point.
@Fear_the_Nog force cloaking.. he hid his eyes and his appearance..when he used his lightning he took soo much out of him he couldn't hide anymore.. look it up
His name is Qimir Icl
The asith never misses arm day at the gym. The show never presents the Jedi or Sith in physical training. Just lightsaber training. There is no way you could do all the running and jumping without physical training. I wish Star Wars showed that.
Jedis = Sith snacks
In my point of viev, they should let Yord live. I know that Jedi at this time were sooo powerful, but too much is too much for me. And for me the nonsense is that he could touch lightsaber with his helmet and he would be ok. I know the material was good, but it's smashing power of the lightsaber.
Definitely a sith apprentice trying to become the master. Same thing happened when Darth Zannah went looking for her own apprentice so that she could kill Darth Bane and become the Dark Lord
if only the actual show was as cool a the archivist's description make it to be