Why Dooku's First Apprentice Became Obsessed with Him & Turned Deadly - Star Wars Explained
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Palpatine feared Dooku and all of his apprentices because of how well they train in the force and how powerful they were becoming
Yeah he uses them for his purposes during the war, but all of their ultimate fates are the same. Including Dooku himself.
Anakin was always the goal.
I respect Dooku's training methods.
He may have been preparing them for the Sith's return. I remember in another video that you said that Dooku was one of the rare Jedi that didn't believe the Sith were totally destroyed, and that mentality may have influenced how he trained his Padawans.
I see that.
I mostly remember Kamori Vosa from the Star Wars Bounty Hunter video game.
That final level from Star Wars bounty hunter was really awesome.
True!
Remember the parkour level, jumping between vehicles in the sky. I died so many times on that shit. 😂
I like Dooku's training techniques. He will make you brave,strong. You will be smarter,creative,free will,thinking out of the box. Which is very good. This shows how insecure Palpatine was. May the Force be with you too😊Have a great day too😊
As uncommon as it may be, its not surprising cases with apprentices like Komari would come up from time to time where an apprentice develops an unhealthy attachment to their masters. Normal attachments are risky enough to the jedi mindset of the time, so something like that is even worse. Sadly instead of treating it like the case of misguided teenage infatuation it was and guiding her in dealing with it, the jedi just tossed her out the same way the toss out any jedi who slightly inconveniences their order's stability. I guess in a way Komari is one of Dooku's most personal failures and also represents another way in how the jedi teachings failed both him and also Komari.
I like dooku he was quite something special In a number different ways. His ideology seemed along the right lines and i would have liked to have seen him continue through the path he had in mind. He was intelligent, skillful and not a complete madman like most of the darkside followers or lords. Would like to see more on his story arc, which will probably happen. I think alot of people like and have a soft spot for him, and the take on jedi tales was good for a bit more insight to his life before the movies, that the movies and the animations are all I've got an interest in and i know ive probably missed a good bit more about him in books etc , but more of him and his story before he defected would make alot of people happy. I certainly would be and would watch it instantly
Agree with everything you said. Tales of the Jedi was a good start to a closer look at Dooku!
Very interesting to see Dooku’s apprentices and how he trained them, also nice to see Kumari since we do not see her much, the only time I saw her was the Bounty Hunter Game
She also appears in the novel Star Wars: Maul: Lockdown
Dooku was already my second favorite character and each video you make about him reaffirms that decision.
That’s the key to Sidious being concerned about Dooku’s apprentices. The training either in the Light and especially the Dark is what brings out the concern.
Ancient Sith were only trained just enough to be strong, but not enough to overthrow their master.
Modern Sith had to go through trial by combat and the phase “one to embody power, the other to crave it.”
Dooku was a strict teacher, similar to Anakin, he iron out as many flaws as possible to make their apprentices strong and in a way took pride in making strong allies. Just think how much more powerful Savage would’ve been if he had more time to be ironed out.
Dooku would’ve been an excellent teacher for Anakin if he stayed after Qui-Gon’s passing and be that father figure that he never had. Later on, Anakin and Obiwan could’ve been true brothers as in a way Dooku was a grand parent to both.
Any apprentice of Sideous apprentices could cough in the wrong direction and be a threat. The man was absolutely paranoid unless he had one controllable person under him.
Dooku was always driven by idealism. It's part of the reason he was a real threat to Palpy. He was the most dangerous of beings: a true believer. I believe if he had been left to his own devices, Dooku would have challenged palps' rule of the galaxy, or at the very least found a way to subvert it and continue his mission to make the galaxy a better place as he envisioned. Let us not forget that, while he became a truly evil bastard, his whole arc revolves around his desire to truly make things better.
You're definitely right he would have overthrown Palpatine - that's almost exactly the offer he made to Obi-wan on Geonosis.
I really admire Count Dooku’s methods of training. I’d love a session with him
If Dooku were a little more wise he would have spared his most gifted students, faked their deaths, and hid them for the right moment. Imagine the Count with his own private army of dark force users taking out Palps before he would suspect it.
Dooku in my opinion is a better teacher than Sidous. .come on fight me....
Agree whit you 😊
Dooku is probably the best when it comes to dueling and his passion for his mission makes him patient with those who want to follow him.
Sideous on the other hand doesn't really care so long as his master plan moves forward. Infact, sideous couldn't care less for light saber combat and prefers to learn more about force abilities.
Well yeah, sidious only cares about himself.
@@TheMock5000 yeah, that's kinda what I was aiming for.
I agree
I want to see kamori vosa and tor vizsia in tales of the Jedi season 2
Dooku's apprentices share strong will and independent minds, which led to their ultimate destruction.
Havent watched it yet but watching it rn already know its gonna be a good video
It would be interesting to note that in legends (at least in the 2d animated mini series), Vosa's legacy would live thru her lightsabers as Dooku would gift Ventress Vosa's lightsabers after their duel.
Dooku was also a serious contender for lord of the Sith. It makes sense he would be extremely potent. It took a freak of nature (Anakin) to kill him in the end
This gave me nostalgia for Star Wars: Bounty Hunter.
God I would kill for a remake of that game.
Such an Amazing Character
Dooku All and More The Love
Ah, this takes me back. Star Wars: Bounty Hunter was one of the first games I had on the PS2
Thing is outside of Maul, Sideous didn't train his apprentices. Dooku poured a lot of his knowledge into his. Ironically the one person that Dooku trained that Sideous was pleased with was the one who ultimately killed him in Anakin.
True and Maul while more powerful and skilled then Asajj, Grievous, Durge, Quinlan, Sora Bulq, and others was less so then Dooku, Anakin, Galen, And Luke yeah.
@@matthewmann8969lmao maul isn't more powerful than ventress, grievous or quinlan
I honestly always wondered who she was after playing star Wars bounty hunter when I was a kid. Glad I found out finally. She definitely kicked my ass a lot when I played lol.
I love the fact that Star Wars: Bounty Hunter is getting some love here. One of the best Star Wars games ever.
GLAD U ASKED , Komari Vosa is cool , her curved sabers/saberstaff w S shaped hilt went to ventress & I ALWAYS WISHED PONG KRELL HAD ESCAPED AND REPLACED VENTRESS&SAVAGE , naturally ambidexterous 8feet tall 200kilos 1st to master Jarkai varients of Ataru&Niman w twin saber staffs imagine krell in dark blue black robes w his chest armor and gauntlets grey w sepratist and or sith symbol using saber pair of hinged saberstaff hilts only one with twin purple blades one with twin Crimson blades
I always thought id be interesting if Dooku had convinced Jango to be his apprentice after the cloning. Although Jango may have been too well known and connected.
This channel should do a vide on Kamori Vosa
Star Wars bounty hunter on ps2 was about jango's orgins and komari vosa was the final boss. Awesome game back in the day. Thats were some of these images are from.
She was obsessed with him, and yet he killed her just to a piece you. peace. The asshole that eventually kills him.
THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS
As iron sharpens iron, teacher sharpens student.
Yes this is a quote from Ninjago and is very fitting.
I was just thinking about Star wars bounty Hunter cuz I was watching Star wars attack of the clones. The bounty hunter game will always be one of my favorite games
There's year girls liking "bad boys" thing... but on Star Wars.. THIS is taken to a whole new level.. since besides here we ALSO know Vader had a similar obsessed female friend at least once too..
the Expanded Universe needed more context on the time between The Phantom Menace and Attack Of The Clones than we got in the comics. that Dark Horse run was excellent but there were many side characters like Komari that should have gotten more focus. perhaps in the future, if the EU is ever reinstated as a separate timeline, those stories can be told.
You know I never thought about this aspect of Dooku, yeah if anyone could make a new order of force wielders that no one could touch it'd be Dooku.
Very good!
This is why Legends cannot be discarded to it's own story arc, separate from canon. Legends is secondary canon or continuous canon. It was always canon, and I still consider it canon along with G canon. You'll never know how Ventress got her lightsabers until you explore Star Wars Legends.
Tbh, canon just likes to ignore details like this and simplify stories into boring mush. She probably just made her lightsabers in canon.
@@user-yq9im9dk9z I understand and respect what you are saying. But in canon, as well as Legends, Ventress has a green single bladed lightsaber. The curved lightsaber hilts were created by Komari Vosa. These sabers were "GIVEN", to Ventress, she never CONSTRUCTED them herself. I'm sure you already know this. It just frustrates me that TCW ignored Legends and separates it away from g canon. G canon as well as Legends completes the whole story of Star wars. TCW is just Dave Filoni creating his own version of Star Wars. TCW is just retconned Canon or Altered Canon. Thanks for your comment my friend.
@@BlueSniper-nv2tx I agree with you about Legends being better. I'm just saying after the reboot we can't just assume Legends things are still valid explanations for the reboot continuity. Like, we know Ventress gave Anakin a scar, but TCW show makes it impossible for it to be the same story as Republic comic by moving the timeline of Anakin's knighting.
The fact that canon likes to provide no explanations either makes it considerate, because they don't want to overwrite a Legends explanation, or maybe they're just being lazy. We still don't know how Anakin got a scar and how Bothans look in Disney canon a whole 10 years in the reboot, it's ridiculous.
@@user-yq9im9dk9z Very true what you said.
Very interesting
It's kinda telling that Dooku was also trained by Master Yoda
Ah, Bounty Hunter, such a great game. It definitely needs a remake!
Apparently, "notice me senpai" leads to the dark side. Go figure.
I never knew about her she sounds really interesting…
Wow!
They should do a Tales of the Jedi with Kamori Mosa, Syfo-Dyas, and Baltar Swan.
If Dooku hates duel wielding so much why do all his apprentices do it lol?
Can't help but see Adrian Paul at 4:03.
Darth Sidous was getting terrified and jealous of Komari Vosa may one Day become as powerful as his was and ask Count Dooku to Execute her.
I would have been seeking dooku. Even as a failed apprentice, you would have known more than the average Jedi.
They need to remake star wars bounty hunter, you fight her as the final boss. Such a dope game!
Looking forward to a Count Dooku mini-series.
I thought Komari Vosa was his padawan after Qui Gon became a knight 🤔
The timing of the battle of Galidraan should have been around the time Qui Gon was starting to train Obiwan
Dooku was *not* a bad person, he was not a piece of crap like Sidious who would hide techniques and stuff from Dooku because he felt threatened, he actually taught his apprentices stuff he knew for them to grow as people, it was the old man/jedi in him.
Sidious was just a piece of crap altogether, and a p_sy hence Yoda's line "If so powerful you are, why leave?"
Yoda said that line right before he got his a$h whooped by sidious. Here's another line failed I have.
@@Tataddove-gd7or He didn't get his ass whopped by sidius, he literally got unlucky, first because he was about to kill sidius with his saber and lost it, and two because he managed to counter Sidius' lightning since Yoda was better at the force than him, but since he was standing at the border/much lighter he got thrown away by the force and couldn't manage to grab on.
Any of those things were slightly different and Sidius would have lost just like that
I did not know about this apprentice, but yeah, I could definitely see the pattern and Doku is probably just a better teacher, a more gifted teacher. I’m sure it may have to do with his upbringing. I don’t know when he was in indoctrinated, and to the Jedi order with her as a child or something else or he was later on, butit could be that he’s probably just a gifted, master gifted teacher
And Dooku's best student Anikin
Kamari vossa could have been an excellent pupil but instead she became a liability
Was he concerned with Obi-Wan at all since he was trained by Qui-Gon who was trained by Dooku?
Seven? I feel like when it comes to apprentices less is more. Seriously the man was what like 75 (not in real life, but on-screen portrayal)? Again, maybe it’s just me, but 7 seems like a LOT of apprentices.
Komari wasn’t his first padawan/apprentice, quigon was
what are the young Dooku scenes pulled from?
So in other words dooku’s first apprentice was a total simp for her master 😊
Day 314 of asking for a part 3 of what if anakin was trained by qui gon
Vosa was a fox, explore her dark side joke here.
Why is Jango fett made so OP like how tf does he defeat 6 jedi with his bare hands thats fucking ridiculous for someone who isn’t force sensitive
I can fix her frfr
Dooku force choking her to death is one of my favorite dark side Dooku things