Sith train their apprentices but also don't exactly teach them everything, as an insurance policy. If Savage wasn't a completely dumb brute, he could figure out on his own that a lightsaber is a solid method of defense against Force Lightning.
@@masterexploder9668 Not always. Yoda tried it against Darth Sidious, but the latter was so powerful, his Force Lightning just forced Yoda's lightsaber out of his hands.
S no it wasn't bullshit, but he never taught it to Vader. He did use it for numerous evil purposes, though. The engineer of the death star, was a guy named Bevel Lemelisk. And after it was destroyed, sidious was so pissed that he kept killing Lemelisk in numerous horrible ways and bringing him back to life in clone bodies.
more like the trick yoda did towards sidious force lightning in the revenge of the sith movie. a lightsaber wouldnt be so perfect at defending lightning if the opponent pushes the lightsaber away with the force.
A lightsaber can be used as a conductor for all that lightning but there's far more to it than just holding your lightsaber out when someone attacks you with lightning
I think that's why he's trying to teach Savage to tap into his emotions when he needs it. Kind of like how he does when he zaps Savage. Shown too by his brief sith eyes there. Maybe if there was more time for training he'd have taught him control almost certainly after Savage killed the king of Toydaria.
Dooku seems serene because he had mastered his anger, and never let it consume him. That’s why he didn’t have the yellow eyes and stayed super fit despite being even older than sidious.
Makashi is a great style. You can tell Dooku is a skilled fighter, and he uses his saber style to wear out his enemies. Notice how when he fights, even against Anakin and Obi-Wan, he doesn't fight to kill.
He deflects Savage's attacks to the side, as a born fencer, Dooku is excellent at deflecting attacks and bypassing defences of his enemies. When he can't break enemy's defence (Obi-Wan in Ep. 3 was simply too good at that point), Dooku could go back to his extensive choice of Force abilities. I still think he was one of the best all-rounded fighters in SW series ever, though at the point of his death I believe old age started to catch up to him and he tired significantly faster than in his younger years. Similar case to Yoda, he could still kick ass when augmented by Force, but usually he had to walk slowly with a cane. He was unable to continue his duel vs Palpatine in Ep. 3 though to be fair he took quite a beating by falling to the ground.
Tamir Sudri you’re stretching it, Savage had nowhere near the power of Palpatine. Palpatine was the most powerful Sith Lord in history. Nowhere is it mentioned that Savage has the power of Anakin Skywalker.
+Ethan Turrano Your statement made me smile because it reminded me of the scene with Luke and Yoda :) Luke attempts and fails. "IT'S IMPOSSIBLE!" Yoda lifts the ship. Dooku lifts the stones. Savage attempts and fails. "IT'S IMPOSIBLE!" LOL
Isn't that what Luke says on Dagobah to Yoda? Same lesson, different side of the Force. It's like Akuma OR Ryu. Akuma taps into the darker energies/purposes and Ryu can tap into the "power of nothingness"/"power of the universe"...
Man I really hate these types of comments. Idiots nowadays. Needing to be spoon fed knowledge about the smallest of things, or they idiotically take it too literal.
Maybe that's what happens anytime Dooku uses a Dark Side ability, despite him technically not being a full Sith (even though he's labeled as such by Darth Sidious)
Vegard Løknes it's sort of debated, Dooku is a Sith and is labelled as such but he's different from the others as he controls his abilities more and only utilises his power when he needs it, he's not mad with power like the others and uses it in moderation, he does still uses his Jedi teachings as well.
He had experience being a teacher, not only as Qui-Gon Jinn’s Master, but a Lightsaber/Force Instructor, mentoring countless Jedi before he turned As Sith he mentored Grevious, Asajj Ventress and now Savage, only he never had chance to complete Savage’s training due to Asajj’s impatience As both Jedi and Sith, Dooku knew both kindness and cruelty and their value. But really he had pride as a teacher, putting value to each of his students like his children in a way, like how he even regarded Obi-Wan like a grandson from being Qui-Gon’s apprentice, which was why he preferred Obi-Wan spared and turned to the Dark Side, to stand against his side
Dooku is actually supportive for a Sith master. Even though he humiliated Savage, he kept assuring him of his strengths. The Force lightning was a calculated move that, in the end, helped Savage understand how to connect with his hatred
They should create a TCW style show that shows the events before TPM. We would see Dooku as a Jedi, and other characters like Yoda Mace, Qui gon, Palpatine and maybe even Plagueis
Dooku is soooooooooooo very much Christopher Lee. The way he treats his Lightsaber as an extension of his own body, like a rapier, the thrusts, the jabs. It's beautiful
He saw the flaws, the hypocrisy and the corruption of the Council and the Senate and wanted a change, but couldn't make it due to the Jedi Council being a nominal entity controlled only by Yoda and Windu. He's no unique kind of a Jedi, he's only one among the famous Twenty Lost Jedi who lost all faith in the Order (not counting Barris Ofee, Anakin and Ahsoka) but also one of the few to actually act against it
In Legends, he became disgusted and dissillusionized after he led a jedi strike team against Jango Fett. He lost more than half of his friends, and killed almost every mandalorian, only to find out that he helped the wrong side to defeat some freedom fighters. He also heard about a similar situation about Grievous' planet. The final blow was probably losing his old padawan because the council did not bother to send a few more knights with him to help liberating Naboo. It's ironic how he helped someone at least as bad, but he probably wanted to build a new society by any means necessary.
While Zabrak were somewhat animal like, I can't stand how ppl call Savage Opress a beast. He was a great warrior, wielding his staffsaber with skill on many occasions, such as when he single handedly killed Ali Gallia, and when he repelled attacks from droids, junkers, clones, and jedi
well he was more of a beast right after his transformation. But the longer he went with more training he seemed to became far more intelligent and became a better fighter as well.
Savage was actually a good guy before he got turned into a "beast" by Mother Talzin. Even then, he started getting smarter later, especially when Maul came along to teach him.
2:30 So clever... Later on, when Savage turns on Dooku and they hash it out, Dooku basically just spams force lightning at him and Savage is completely defenseless against it. Dooku proved his theory to be true.
Dooku: Dude you suck at fighting, I don‘t even need my lightsaber to get you fall to the ground Oppress: WTF YOU‘RE THE ONE WHO‘S SUPPOSE TO TEACH ME FIGHTING
@@Spicystachegamer doubt it. Dooku is VERY skilled. only if savage leaned into an aggressive lighsaber combat method, which dooku wouldn't know how to teach
@@daragh9372 it's possible he could have learned it himself though savage is a nightbrother and a savage zabrak is like the best kryptonite against someone like dooku who's still to old to compete with a younger well trained jedi or sith at the end of the day
2:02 One of the rare times that Dooku allows himself to be physically corrupted by the dark side, displaying Sith eyes. 2:05 Dooku quickly withdraws once he realizes that he got his message across, and his eyes return to normal. He probably only allowed the dark side to overtake him because the nature of the lesson required him to behave as if he truly believed in the way of the sith. This is what I love about Dooku. He's cold, and calculating, able to fool himself and perhaps even the force for a moment.
It’s made for fencing Or rather Dooku’s preferred lightsaber form, Form 2 Makashi Like fencing, it’s swift, precise, maneuverable. The lightsaber of Curved to make it even easier for the curving blows or blocks, to make it even more maneuverable
I don't think he ever regarded Grievous as a true apprentice. He trained him to wield lightsabers, but never planned to use him in any capacity other than a killing machine. He had big plans with Ventress and Savage.
@@nahor88 agreed, Grievious was useful as a general and as a Jedi killer, but based on how Ventress dismissed his skills and his lack of ability to use the force, it is unlikely that Grievous was ever really considered an apprentice. In addition, Savage seemed to mostly be a blunt tool he intended to wield for now just as Maul was to Sidious. Whether or not that was to change in the future is unknown. I would say Ventress was the one most likely to be considered a true Sith apprentice while Qui-Gon was obviously a successful Jedi apprentice.
@@drakewinters4 You really wanna die on this hill? Rewatch the Mustafar duel for example. So much useless flourishing and spinning on the spot. Most of the time they’re swinging at thin air, although this is a problem with all the duels in Star Wars. I get it. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.
@@mphylo2296 there was nothing sloppy about that fight. To the untrained eye yes. Even if I gave you the benefit of the doubt that lightsaber duel > any duel in the new trilogy. That’s just a pure fact
I actually thought it would've been an interesting story to see Savage continue being Dooku's Apprentice, that would've been incredible, especially a fully trained Savage.
2:02 - I love such moments when we can see a shade of yellow in Dooku’s eyes which indicates him as a Sith) you may have seen the same shade of yellow when he screamed “Never!” to Mother Talzin, while she was torturing him)
It was a very good twist from the Empire Strikes Back when Savage said that lifting the rocks was impossible AFTER Dooku lifted them. And not before like when Yoda lifted the ship.
Savage was only his apprentice for a few weeks, at most a month or two. Imagine if he allied himself with Dooku and was fully trained by him, he and Maul could have stood a much greater chance against Sidious.
This is actually really interesting. When lifting the stone weights Savage makes pretty much the exact same statement as Luke in episode 5 i.e. the task is "impossible". Both Yoda and Dooku say basically same thing in response, that the task is only impossible because they think its impossible.
Dooku was Yoda's apprentice. The more you watch this show the more you see the complexity and depth they added to the Star Wars universe. Excellent writing.
I wish we had like an alternate dimension or time travel series that explored these What Ifs? If Dooku continued training Savage, if Dogma hadn’t killed Krell, if Padme had died to the Blue Shadow Virus? Like Marvel’s What If, but y’know, not terrible.
The Sith training technique isn’t even a technique. It’s purely menacing. Insulting your apprentice and making them mad so they can use their anger and hatred.
I love how the music spikes when Dooku shocks Savage, especially the second last time when the choir kicks in. It really shows how powerful Force Lightning is since it can basically incapacitate most foes.
Honestly I'm more scared of apprentices trained by dooku then any other sith lord besides Sidious, Like shit man he actually wants his trainee to learn and to get better, he teaches through words and infromation than just Zap Zap.
I’d love to see how a nightsister trains in magick. It’d be awesome to see Cal and Merrin have a kid together and the kid learns Jedi and Nightsister powers.
Savage has a lot of stamina, strength, Force power and fights with tremendous aggression, so he is naturally suited for Juyo, the Ferocity form. Why did Dooku teach him Makashi, the Contention form, which emphasizes finesse and self control ? Why teach a rank amateur a technique that plays against all his strengths ? I thought Dooku was one of greatest swordmasters, with a preference for Makashi and a functional knowledge of all forms, apart from being an excellent and experienced instructor. He should have known this was a terrible approach.
Sherlock Holmes Its true that a great warrior learns to adapt away his weaknesses and hide away patterns, but at the same time, he had yet to develop his strengths. In other words, I see Juyo as his basic, core technique and Makashi as an indispensable skill to make him a well rounded duelist.
it's quite simple. Juyo is strong against Makashi, Count Dooku's signature form. Since Savage is using a dual bladed lightsaber, he is a user of Niman which is weaker against Makashi.
Dooku would likely only give minimal teaching in Form V, as he personally believed in the importance of developing one's own style and personalized use of a certain form rather than adhering to textbook mastery of a form thus making one predictable in battle. Dooku would've given Savage minimal Form V training, giving him incentive to come up with his own unique application of the form that would become better and better with time. Dooku knew that if Savage could one day use his own Form V skill to outfence him one day, then Savage would be ready to beat just about anyone. Almost a shame that Savage didn't finish his training with Dooku. Lets not forget this is Sith training. Not exactly designed to be fair. Sith training is designed to essentially be nothing short of physical, emotional and psychological torture- designed to destroy who they were before and rebuild them from the ground up as ruthless killing machines.
"You have no technique, sloppy. But with the proper training, you could be a powerful warrior." I love how Dooku's words to Savage mirrors Anakin's first words to Ahsoka "You're reckless, little one, you would've never made it as Obi-Wan's padawan. But you might make it as mine."
I love how this shows that the sith r not savage monsters/barbarians the Jedi of old have classified as. They actually have technique, intelligence, and a real philosophy/wisdom
You know, Ventress used to be a Jedi. If the Jedi offered better psychological support to her, she won't have fallen to the dark side. The Jedi council needs a inquiry to look at why so many of them find the Dark side appealing, not just react like shocked Pikachu when yet another Jedi has fallen.
![Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Asajj Ventress & Savage Opress vs. Count Dooku [1080p]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7s3x8ox2ToE/mqdefault.jpg)
This scene really illustrates the Sith learning process. When savage told Dooku he hated him and Dooku said "Good..." that gave me a chill.
+Will M (Acclimate) And when he shocks him again, I always imagine Dooku adding, "Now hate me MORE!"
That's because the sith use their emotion to enhance themselves and their connection to the force
riiiiiight and dooku is not even the type that does that to me but he really showcased himself as a sith in this moment
Sith train their apprentices but also don't exactly teach them everything, as an insurance policy. If Savage wasn't a completely dumb brute, he could figure out on his own that a lightsaber is a solid method of defense against Force Lightning.
@@masterexploder9668 Not always. Yoda tried it against Darth Sidious, but the latter was so powerful, his Force Lightning just forced Yoda's lightsaber out of his hands.
"A wise master does not reveal all his secrets"
Darth plageus didn't get that memo
wll1500 well he never taught palpatine how to stop the ones you love from dying
Hasan Palpatine knew. He just didn't tell Vader because he's an epic troll
wll1500 wait, that was an actual thing? I thought Palps made it up to sway Anakin.
S no it wasn't bullshit, but he never taught it to Vader. He did use it for numerous evil purposes, though. The engineer of the death star, was a guy named Bevel Lemelisk. And after it was destroyed, sidious was so pissed that he kept killing Lemelisk in numerous horrible ways and bringing him back to life in clone bodies.
Was the in eu. Because that is no longer cannon.
I love how Savage is like Luke with "Its impossible" and Dooku like Yoda "Because you have deemed it so"
Just with the touch of the dark side
don't forget yoda trained dooku, so it would make sense
But this was the stupid version. Saying "it's impossible" AFTER you have just seen it being done is a bit on the daft side.
Savage is many things, a thinker is not one of them
All of Yoda’s padawans tend to share his mannerisms and wisdom.
Yeah but Yoda doesn't shock Luke after the lesson 😂
The irony for Dooku at 0:41
The the only difference is that the other used the scissors😂😂😂
I think they put that in as a reference to what Anakin does to Dooku before he kills him.
foreshadowing his future
"I R O N I C"
“Dewit!”
"How does one defend against such power" A lightsaber Savage... a lightsaber.
more like the trick yoda did towards sidious force lightning in the revenge of the sith movie.
a lightsaber wouldnt be so perfect at defending lightning if the opponent pushes the lightsaber away with the force.
Yes.That force power Yoda used is called Tutaminis which is basicly energy absorption.
Rubber.
A lightsaber can be used as a conductor for all that lightning but there's far more to it than just holding your lightsaber out when someone attacks you with lightning
A pet ysalamiri also works. It would be perfect because Dooku's Makashi lightsaber form is also called the way of the ysalamiri.
For someone who talks about using their hate, Dooku honestly acts more like a Jedi than most Jedi. Extremely calm and collected.
That is why he doesn't have sith eyes
Huh? Pretty much every Jedi but Anakin and Ahsoka are like that.
I think that's why he's trying to teach Savage to tap into his emotions when he needs it. Kind of like how he does when he zaps Savage. Shown too by his brief sith eyes there. Maybe if there was more time for training he'd have taught him control almost certainly after Savage killed the king of Toydaria.
Dooku was a mix between Jedi and sith, best sith lord
Dooku seems serene because he had mastered his anger, and never let it consume him. That’s why he didn’t have the yellow eyes and stayed super fit despite being even older than sidious.
Dooku needed more screen time. That lightsaber form is orgasmic. The Clone Wars series is the best thing that ever happened to Star Wars
I know. Matches the whole refined cunning gentleman-villain perfectly :P
did ..did u not watch the first 6 films?!!!
Form II is one of my favorite lightsaber styles. Graceful, elegant, and effective.
Makashi is a great style. You can tell Dooku is a skilled fighter, and he uses his saber style to wear out his enemies. Notice how when he fights, even against Anakin and Obi-Wan, he doesn't fight to kill.
He deflects Savage's attacks to the side, as a born fencer, Dooku is excellent at deflecting attacks and bypassing defences of his enemies. When he can't break enemy's defence (Obi-Wan in Ep. 3 was simply too good at that point), Dooku could go back to his extensive choice of Force abilities. I still think he was one of the best all-rounded fighters in SW series ever, though at the point of his death I believe old age started to catch up to him and he tired significantly faster than in his younger years. Similar case to Yoda, he could still kick ass when augmented by Force, but usually he had to walk slowly with a cane. He was unable to continue his duel vs Palpatine in Ep. 3 though to be fair he took quite a beating by falling to the ground.
I love how Dooku channels both of his masters in this scene. Yoda at 1:40 and Palpatine at 2:15
Dooku was a good pupil to both yoda and palpatine
If only he wasn't a piece of shit savage could've been even stronger than palpatine
Tamir Sudri you’re stretching it, Savage had nowhere near the power of Palpatine. Palpatine was the most powerful Sith Lord in history. Nowhere is it mentioned that Savage has the power of Anakin Skywalker.
@@draketurcotte4760 Lmao now you're the one strechting it palpatine isn't even in the top 3 strogest sith lords hell even 5.
@@sheev9959 whos stronger?
Drake` Turcotte He said could’ve been stronger than Palpatine, trust me had savage gotten proper training I’m sure he would be able to take on Sidious
I actually feel sorry for Savage - he's not truly evil and was essentially taken from his home and enslaved as a Sith apprentice. Kinda sad.
Even Maul had the same story
+Mohammed Zaid but in a way their sad stories made them into deadly and formidable warriors and dark Jedi
I agree
He wanted to protect his friend so bad from Ventress
00Mindi00 Yeah. Back before Ventress recruited him and he was transformed, he appeared to be an honorable warrior
Dooku could replace my math teacher
"Man, this PreCalc is hard" "It is only impossible because you have deemed it so" zzzzzzaaap.
at least u won't fall asleep in class again lol or else u will be shocked lol
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Ya soon enough you'll be calling "maths" sith training😈
"Strengthen your connections with the calculus
Ahhh dooku the yoda of the dark side
If Dooku is Yoda's equal, then the Jedi are doomed!
+Nick Arriaga maybe but Dooku is "wise" or seems wise and yoda well flat out is the definition of wise. Maybe Sidious but it all about perspective.
+Ethan Turrano Your statement made me smile because it reminded me of the scene with Luke and Yoda :)
Luke attempts and fails.
"IT'S IMPOSSIBLE!"
Yoda lifts the ship.
Dooku lifts the stones.
Savage attempts and fails.
"IT'S IMPOSIBLE!"
LOL
*****
Anakin never reached his full potential. If he did, he would be more powerful than Yoda.
If I remember my Star Wars Dooku WAS Yoda's apprentice.
0:29 "You're holding the blade too tightly!"
0:31 "Now, too lightly."
I love that scene from the first Clone Wars.
@@Straswa it's one of the best tbh.
One of my favourite scenes, it's just beautiful.....
Damn now I wish we could see a sparring match between savage and legends grievous.
@@gadielgonzalez2755 Savage would be dead very quickly lol
2:02 Notice how Dooku's eyes for a moment turn yellow
DragonHunter1 to use the ability to its full potential or power one most feed on its own hatred in order to use this powerful ability.
@@techbuildspcs but he doesn't usually do this this is just to show savage to show him as pals would say the power of the dark side
Alternate title: Saruman trains Mr Krabs to be a Sith Lord
1:38 - 1:48
Count Dooku actually gives some pretty good advice, this could apply to almost any real life situation.
Even the part with the hatred?
No not that obviously. But the part before it
so shooting lightning at large guy is also good advice?
What? No. I think you misunderstand. The advice from 1:38 up to 1:48 is good advice. Implying that nothing is impossible unless you say it is.
so I can shoot lightning?
What every teacher wishes they could do to their students when they don't listen
And what every student wishes they could do to their teacher
Mines just throw pencils at students who don’t listen.
"What you ask is impossible."
HE says that just when he saw Dooku lift the numerous stone spirals around you a few seconds ago.
+kungfumaster51 Savage means "impossible for him".
Isn't that what Luke says on Dagobah to Yoda?
Same lesson, different side of the Force. It's like Akuma OR Ryu. Akuma taps into the darker energies/purposes and Ryu can tap into the "power of nothingness"/"power of the universe"...
I'm sorry but how fucking stupid are you?
Savage is not very smart.
Man I really hate these types of comments. Idiots nowadays. Needing to be spoon fed knowledge about the smallest of things, or they idiotically take it too literal.
This is a mirror to when Yoda trained Luke, even the raising of a heavy object.
“But Proto…”
Yoda trained dooku. And then dooku trained qui gon who trained obi wan who then trained anakin and Luke. It's just a long line back yoda
@@MrMacman6969 and qui gon ended up training yoda
@@MrMacman6969 and someone trained yoda too. This chain keeps up until we stumble on a force-origins entity that has knowledhe since it's birth
2:02 I like how Dooku's eyes are "sith yellow" when he's electrocuting Savage
Maybe that's what happens anytime Dooku uses a Dark Side ability, despite him technically not being a full Sith (even though he's labeled as such by Darth Sidious)
I never noticed that before! You have a good eye.
Vegard Løknes it's sort of debated, Dooku is a Sith and is labelled as such but he's different from the others as he controls his abilities more and only utilises his power when he needs it, he's not mad with power like the others and uses it in moderation, he does still uses his Jedi teachings as well.
Vegard Løknes That's a better way of putting it, exactly that, I prefer Sith like this.
Well the Sith Yellow Eyes are a Symbol of Anger and Hatred and The Force Lightning is Power by those same Emotions
2:12 When you successfully troll someone
Count Dooku is honestly such a troll lol
"I hate you!"
"Goooooood"
lmfao
Honestly, despite him being a bit cruel, which is normal we’re talking sith here, Dooku looks like he would be a good teacher.
*starts shocking me because i cant do math*
@@chrisa5180 He'll shock me for lacking taste with clothes and wearing socks with sandals
He had experience being a teacher, not only as Qui-Gon Jinn’s Master, but a Lightsaber/Force Instructor, mentoring countless Jedi before he turned
As Sith he mentored Grevious, Asajj Ventress and now Savage, only he never had chance to complete Savage’s training due to Asajj’s impatience
As both Jedi and Sith, Dooku knew both kindness and cruelty and their value. But really he had pride as a teacher, putting value to each of his students like his children in a way, like how he even regarded Obi-Wan like a grandson from being Qui-Gon’s apprentice, which was why he preferred Obi-Wan spared and turned to the Dark Side, to stand against his side
He had to be doing something right for Qui-Gon to turn out the way he did.
@@christophersanchez7731 Makes me wonder what Savage could've become if Dooku had completed his training.
Poor Savage is always getting electrocuted! XD
I know right. What a savage ordeal he has to go through just to lift some stones.
Savage: I'm always getting electrocuted
Anakin: Hold my beer
;-;
@@savageopress8153 rest in peace, my dear savage
Dooku is actually supportive for a Sith master. Even though he humiliated Savage, he kept assuring him of his strengths. The Force lightning was a calculated move that, in the end, helped Savage understand how to connect with his hatred
love it when villains have sound wisdom. "It is only impossible because you have deemed it so."
Thats from yoda tho, his old master. He says it to Luke.
@@MrPaperVader holy shit bro
1:38... exact same words like said to yoda in his training
like master like apprentice unless of course you count the time anakai never mind
Like?
Ian Oliphant Yoda was Dooku's master
Would have been nice to see Dooku as a Jedi in more media.
Kargath Bladefist (WoD) It will probably happen a bit more eventually.
Please give flashbacks season 7 of TCW!!!
It would have been an interesting skin for EA's Battlefront 2, but they suck at everything.
They should create a TCW style show that shows the events before TPM. We would see Dooku as a Jedi, and other characters like Yoda Mace, Qui gon, Palpatine and maybe even Plagueis
@@joseluis5055
And give them a chance to muck up continuity further? No thanks!
0:23 me watching Rey fight in episodes 7-8-9
So true.
Yeah Savages early fighting style is the exact same as Reys.
She has a technique: It's called form 8 "swing my lightsaber like a baseball bat and hope I hit something"
@@MandatoryFruit
Exactly!
She's also very 0:33 when it comes to dueling.
You can see Dooku was Yoda's disciple and at the same time that he was a Dark Side master.
I love watching dooku duel, it's almost like watching poetry in motion.
ladistar It rhymes?
The beauty of Makashi
0:40 is this the strangest form of accidentally foreshadowing?
Its not live action so i doubt it was "accidental
e115mastery I mean on behalf of Dooku. He's crossing 2 lightsabers just like Anakin will do when he kills him.
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Philipp Tapsell
No it’s just the most common way to behead someone with lightsabers
Quite the irony for dooku if you’ve seen revenge of the sith lmao
“The task is only imposible because you have deemed it so..!!” - Lord Tyranus
What a powerful line coming from a Sith
The disdain in Dooku's voice when he speaks of Savage's lack of technique is palpable...
The fact that Dooku is a Form two Makashi Master, a form rich in dueling and finesse, he would be. 😅
hehe, palpable
"I HATE YOU!"
"Good..."
"How does one defend against such power?"
A lightsaber, and if you really want to deal some real damage, TWO lightsabers!
Dooku is soooooooooooo very much Christopher Lee. The way he treats his Lightsaber as an extension of his own body, like a rapier, the thrusts, the jabs. It's beautiful
For a guy who spent 60-70 plus years as a benevolent jedi, Dooku is an evil bastard. Crazy how just a few years as a sith causes that big a change.
He saw the flaws, the hypocrisy and the corruption of the Council and the Senate and wanted a change, but couldn't make it due to the Jedi Council being a nominal entity controlled only by Yoda and Windu. He's no unique kind of a Jedi, he's only one among the famous Twenty Lost Jedi who lost all faith in the Order (not counting Barris Ofee, Anakin and Ahsoka) but also one of the few to actually act against it
Rex Galilae you are aware that a good chunk of the sith uprisings were Jedi who became arrogant and/or fed up with Order staunch traditionalists way
In Legends, he became disgusted and dissillusionized after he led a jedi strike team against Jango Fett. He lost more than half of his friends, and killed almost every mandalorian, only to find out that he helped the wrong side to defeat some freedom fighters. He also heard about a similar situation about Grievous' planet. The final blow was probably losing his old padawan because the council did not bother to send a few more knights with him to help liberating Naboo. It's ironic how he helped someone at least as bad, but he probably wanted to build a new society by any means necessary.
He could see through the lies of the jedi
Nialen Capefet also the council keeping silent about the death of qui gon and who killed him
" I HATE YOUU "
*GOOD*
that gave me chills
Savage: "This is impossible"
Dooku: (sigh) "You LITERALLY just saw it happen".
While Zabrak were somewhat animal like, I can't stand how ppl call Savage Opress a beast. He was a great warrior, wielding his staffsaber with skill on many occasions, such as when he single handedly killed Ali Gallia, and when he repelled attacks from droids, junkers, clones, and jedi
well he was more of a beast right after his transformation. But the longer he went with more training he seemed to became far more intelligent and became a better fighter as well.
Savage was actually a good guy before he got turned into a "beast" by Mother Talzin. Even then, he started getting smarter later, especially when Maul came along to teach him.
Savage was probably thinking, "Alright, some old dude, how hard can this be?" Five seconds later, "WHY IS THIS SO HARD?!"
That’s what she said
Dooku is right in that regard something only becomes impossible when you say it's impossible
Training? This is just showing how epic Dooku is.
2:30 So clever... Later on, when Savage turns on Dooku and they hash it out, Dooku basically just spams force lightning at him and Savage is completely defenseless against it. Dooku proved his theory to be true.
Dooku: Dude you suck at fighting, I don‘t even need my lightsaber to get you fall to the ground
Oppress: WTF YOU‘RE THE ONE WHO‘S SUPPOSE TO TEACH ME FIGHTING
ironic he had Savage in the same position Anakin has him in the future.
Sean Last Savage Savages as it's impossible to lift it, just like Luke said to Yoda
It's the way of the Sith
"What you ask is impossible"
"Did you not just see me do it two seconds ago!?"
Savage would have become a monster had he remained under the training of Dooku.
Matthew Breslin the clones would've had an easy job if that had happened when order 66 happened
Could he surpass him one day?
@@Spicystachegamer doubt it. Dooku is VERY skilled. only if savage leaned into an aggressive lighsaber combat method, which dooku wouldn't know how to teach
@@daragh9372 it's possible he could have learned it himself though savage is a nightbrother and a savage zabrak is like the best kryptonite against someone like dooku who's still to old to compete with a younger well trained jedi or sith at the end of the day
@@Spicystachegamer that is a good point, but unlike sidious, he just wanted the war to be over already and sidious to be dead I believe
2:02 One of the rare times that Dooku allows himself to be physically corrupted by the dark side, displaying Sith eyes.
2:05 Dooku quickly withdraws once he realizes that he got his message across, and his eyes return to normal. He probably only allowed the dark side to overtake him because the nature of the lesson required him to behave as if he truly believed in the way of the sith.
This is what I love about Dooku. He's cold, and calculating, able to fool himself and perhaps even the force for a moment.
I love how savage is basically luke in this sene, it only seems impossible, but instead of encouraging savage to try again, dooku tortures him.
Favorite villain. Dooku, he uses hate but he doesn’t use rage in his strikes he uses elegancy and preciseness
0:23 that's what Dooku would say if he could see Rey's lightsaber skills
Don’t forget sloppy as well
So, mauls double saber in rebels, it's a combination of Savage's and his original. Just realized that.
Well, Maul's new lightsaber is that of an Inquisitor's with the spinning mechanic removed.
Thaal Sinestro Look at Savage's hilt it looks more like a combination of that and mauls original one
corysyourman Right, but Maul's new lightsaber literally is a modified Inquisitor lightsaber.
You can look at the official images from the SW designers' desks online. They are Inquisitor sabers
@@Dakeryas95 I choose to believe your comment to cool
I actually like Count dooku's lightsaber, it is unique.
It’s made for fencing
Or rather Dooku’s preferred lightsaber form, Form 2 Makashi
Like fencing, it’s swift, precise, maneuverable. The lightsaber of Curved to make it even easier for the curving blows or blocks, to make it even more maneuverable
@@christophersanchez7731 well curved hilts in general are just more comfortable and fits more naturally in the palm
I've gotta say, Savage's lightsaber has my absolute favorite humming and swinging sounds. I love the gritty tone it has.
Damn I never realized Dooku had 4 apprentices. Qui-Gon, Ventress, Grievous, and Savage.
I don't think he ever regarded Grievous as a true apprentice. He trained him to wield lightsabers, but never planned to use him in any capacity other than a killing machine. He had big plans with Ventress and Savage.
@@nahor88 also not to mention the small posse of dark acolytes
@@nahor88 agreed, Grievious was useful as a general and as a Jedi killer, but based on how Ventress dismissed his skills and his lack of ability to use the force, it is unlikely that Grievous was ever really considered an apprentice. In addition, Savage seemed to mostly be a blunt tool he intended to wield for now just as Maul was to Sidious. Whether or not that was to change in the future is unknown. I would say Ventress was the one most likely to be considered a true Sith apprentice while Qui-Gon was obviously a successful Jedi apprentice.
@@nahor88 Padawan, my apologies.
He had many students, but only a few were apprentices.
Then: Savage being toasted
Now: Franklin being roasted
Lamar: 🎶Nnigaaaah🎶
I am so happy that dooku got a lot of screen time in this show because he only had 4 scenes in the prequels.
0:23 me watching the lightsaber fights in the new Star Wars trilogy
"Sloppy!"
As if the lightsaber fights haven’t always been sloppy and unrealistic
@@mphylo2296 no they haven’t actually. Not to the degree in which the new ones showed
@@drakewinters4 You really wanna die on this hill? Rewatch the Mustafar duel for example. So much useless flourishing and spinning on the spot. Most of the time they’re swinging at thin air, although this is a problem with all the duels in Star Wars. I get it. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.
@@mphylo2296 there was nothing sloppy about that fight. To the untrained eye yes. Even if I gave you the benefit of the doubt that lightsaber duel > any duel in the new trilogy. That’s just a pure fact
This duel between Dooku and Savage is a proper version of "How the Rey vs Kylo Ren fight should have ended".
Exactly
Savage: "Lifting two stones is impossible!"
Dooku, who lifted a dozen of them literally ten seconds earlier: "Am I a joke to you?"
2:38 ah yes, the sacred art of "putting a lightsaber between you and the lightning". Very hard to master
I my the only one that would want to see savage stay as dokos apprentice it would be an interesting story
I actually thought it would've been an interesting story to see Savage continue being Dooku's Apprentice, that would've been incredible, especially a fully trained Savage.
@@YousufKhanPR sidious would have simply eliminated him if eve became too much a threat
I just released dooku's eyes truned yellow at 1:57
Ahhh, actual training in Star Wars, I missed you
2:02
These are the only scenes where we actually see Doku with Sith eyes caused by giving in to his hatred.....
He does not like Savage
1:41 that’s a lesson dooku took from yoda
2:02 - I love such moments when we can see a shade of yellow in Dooku’s eyes which indicates him as a Sith) you may have seen the same shade of yellow when he screamed “Never!” to Mother Talzin, while she was torturing him)
It was a very good twist from the Empire Strikes Back when Savage said that lifting the rocks was impossible AFTER Dooku lifted them. And not before like when Yoda lifted the ship.
I dont know why, but Dooku saying good when Savage says he hates him cracks me up every time. These Sith live off of hatred, they're addicted to it.
Savage was only his apprentice for a few weeks, at most a month or two. Imagine if he allied himself with Dooku and was fully trained by him, he and Maul could have stood a much greater chance against Sidious.
2:24 Still weak, he lifted only two stones
That’s more than you can lift.
Not weak when you consider he was being electrocuted at the same time, in addition he was only a novice.
To be fair, that was his first time using the Force.
:(
He could become strong no dooku but strong
1:39 “what you ask is impossible”
He says this to the elderly man who just did what he considered impossible mere seconds ago.
"How does one defend against such power" I love Savage Opress that line was delivered pretty well
This has pretty cool parallels to Luke and Yoda in Episode 5. Dooku's counterpart to Yoda's "Do or Do not there is no try is" in 1:44
I just realized that dooku has yellow eyes 2:02
They only appear when he’s deeply immersed in the dark side
This is actually really interesting. When lifting the stone weights Savage makes pretty much the exact same statement as Luke in episode 5 i.e. the task is "impossible". Both Yoda and Dooku say basically same thing in response, that the task is only impossible because they think its impossible.
Dooku was Yoda's apprentice. The more you watch this show the more you see the complexity and depth they added to the Star Wars universe. Excellent writing.
Count Dooku is Beyond Evil, but you have to say “He is a really good teacher”
To bad Savage had to betray him, they would’ve been unstoppable
2:02 Dooku had sith eyes
I wish we had like an alternate dimension or time travel series that explored these What Ifs? If Dooku continued training Savage, if Dogma hadn’t killed Krell, if Padme had died to the Blue Shadow Virus? Like Marvel’s What If, but y’know, not terrible.
The Sith training technique isn’t even a technique. It’s purely menacing. Insulting your apprentice and making them mad so they can use their anger and hatred.
What a nice practice duel. Almost seems like the real thing.
0:25 me watching Rey fighting with a saber
I love how the music spikes when Dooku shocks Savage, especially the second last time when the choir kicks in. It really shows how powerful Force Lightning is since it can basically incapacitate most foes.
I saw his sith eyes for a moment
Looks like plankton finally got a hold of Mr. Krabbs...
Honestly I'm more scared of apprentices trained by dooku then any other sith lord besides Sidious, Like shit man he actually wants his trainee to learn and to get better, he teaches through words and infromation than just Zap Zap.
Interesting to see Savage take the same stance as Qui-Gon who was also taught by Dooku.
2:02 is the first time I've seen Dooku with sith eyes.
When a student says a task is impossible...
Yoda: shows him how it's done
Dooku: Blasts him with lightning
1:38
Its almost like the advice yoda gave to luke when he tried to lift his x-wing out of the swamp
*its as if yoda was dookus master*
H m m m m m m.
Count, As A Jedi, Must've Been So Disciplined And Full Of Ideals
I’d love to see how a nightsister trains in magick. It’d be awesome to see Cal and Merrin have a kid together and the kid learns Jedi and Nightsister powers.
Savage has a lot of stamina, strength, Force power and fights with tremendous aggression, so he is naturally suited for Juyo, the Ferocity form. Why did Dooku teach him Makashi, the Contention form, which emphasizes finesse and self control ? Why teach a rank amateur a technique that plays against all his strengths ? I thought Dooku was one of greatest swordmasters, with a preference for Makashi and a functional knowledge of all forms, apart from being an excellent and experienced instructor. He should have known this was a terrible approach.
So that he would learn to control his strengths, and be measured. The same reason as to why an animal is less dangerous than a human being.
Sherlock Holmes Its true that a great warrior learns to adapt away his weaknesses and hide away patterns, but at the same time, he had yet to develop his strengths. In other words, I see Juyo as his basic, core technique and Makashi as an indispensable skill to make him a well rounded duelist.
it's quite simple. Juyo is strong against Makashi, Count Dooku's signature form. Since Savage is using a dual bladed lightsaber, he is a user of Niman which is weaker against Makashi.
Dooku would likely only give minimal teaching in Form V, as he personally believed in the importance of developing one's own style and personalized use of a certain form rather than adhering to textbook mastery of a form thus making one predictable in battle. Dooku would've given Savage minimal Form V training, giving him incentive to come up with his own unique application of the form that would become better and better with time.
Dooku knew that if Savage could one day use his own Form V skill to outfence him one day, then Savage would be ready to beat just about anyone. Almost a shame that Savage didn't finish his training with Dooku.
Lets not forget this is Sith training. Not exactly designed to be fair.
Sith training is designed to essentially be nothing short of physical, emotional and psychological torture- designed to destroy who they were before and rebuild them from the ground up as ruthless killing machines.
***** Precisely, God bless America. :) Just look at all the war crimes.
"You have no technique, sloppy. But with the proper training, you could be a powerful warrior."
I love how Dooku's words to Savage mirrors Anakin's first words to Ahsoka
"You're reckless, little one, you would've never made it as Obi-Wan's padawan. But you might make it as mine."
I know how one defends against force lightning. Hold up your saber lol
it just makes you think how different he must've been back when he was a Jedi and trained Qui Gon
0:41. It won't be long until Dooku was in that position.
I love how this shows that the sith r not savage monsters/barbarians the Jedi of old have classified as. They actually have technique, intelligence, and a real philosophy/wisdom
0:40 karma bit dooku in the ass so hard it put him in this exact position in episode 3
You know, Dooku really loves choosing monsters for his assassins. First Ventress, and now, the brother of Darth Maul.
You know, Ventress used to be a Jedi. If the Jedi offered better psychological support to her, she won't have fallen to the dark side.
The Jedi council needs a inquiry to look at why so many of them find the Dark side appealing, not just react like shocked Pikachu when yet another Jedi has fallen.