Togruta (Ahsoka & Shaak Ti) Species | Complete Breakdown | Star Wars Species
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2020
- Togruta species have some of the most notable members in the galaxy. The species of Shaak Ti and Ahsoka, Ashala, and numerous Jedi Togruta and Sith Jedi over the ages. Even a Mandalorian Togruta. See how their biology compared and contrasted with the Twi'lek and other Star Wars species. LEGENDS and CANON.
Togruta (Ahsoka & Shaak Ti) Species | Complete Breakdown | Star Wars Species
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I always confuse the togruda with the twilek species!
Sith species?🤓😎✌🏻
Sith species?
"Careful, she bites." - Anakin
Is that an actual quote??
@@TMK411 It's from a deleted scene in The Clone Wars movie.
Aryanne_v2 ah thanks I haven’t seen the clone wars movie let alone any deleted scenes
Kinky.
Isz ok imma have to stop you right there buddy
Shaak Ti died three times during the making of this video.
Star killer is her real assassin
@@derrickrobinson3082 make Rahm Kota canon!
@@BalrogSlayer00 they made Kanan into the canon version essentially, and ezra was partially based off Galen Marek if he wasn't taken by vader
@@asurasalem2838 yeah I know he’s a rip off of Kota. Part of the reason I didn’t watch the show for so long. They could still give us Kota if they wanted. Their personalities and stories are nothing alike. The only similarities are surviving order 66 and a slightly similar appearance(including the blind part)
@@BalrogSlayer00 don't get me wrong, if they made The force unleashed canon I'd scream. Sam Witwer in a live action StarWars adaptation would be everything I wanted. But disney kinda has this thing where they look and see what fans want (i.e. making the better portions of legends canon) and giving us the bird
Togruta: depression when separated from their family
also Togruta: my mom broke her leg so I left her to die lol
Mom: breaks leg.
Togruta: "YOU'RE NOT MY REAL MOM!"
Imagine them during a Soccer match:
Human Player: *Flops to the ground and fakes a knee injury to run the clock*
Togruta Player: *Spears the human player and picks up the ball* "Okay. Now what do we do?"
@@HarvestMoonHowl oh god
@@HarvestMoonHowl LOL omfg x'DDD
@@HarvestMoonHowl LMAO
I was always mezmorized by Shaak Tii. Then when Ahsoka came out I was like, There are more of them?! Then the arc with their enslavement in the Clone Wars made them one of my favorite alien species.
Too bad shaak ti died like 3 times because they couldn’t decide when she would actually die
@@thiccchungo1041 she's immortal they all are! Haha
Will M confirmed its canon.
This is getting out of hand. Now there are two of them.
Bruh of course there are more of them🤦
Ashokas story makes me feel so sad honestly lost her family twice
And her story is one of the less depressing ones in the series.
*Ahsoka
So did every other Jedi Purge survivor....
@@JesusHasRisen1 op is refering to how the jedi abandoned her during the trial for the bombings in the jedi temple not just the jedi purge...
I mean she sorta lost it at least four times. First she lost her biological family and then she thought she had Jedi as a family and then she lost them after the Jedi bombings. And then she found family in Rex who basically became her newer family who she lost during the Jedi purge of Order 66 and by that I mean to survive they had to leave one another. And then she would’ve found some sort of family with the characters from Star Wars Rebels such as Ezra and Sabine who she in a way lost in the finale and once she was featured in the Mandalorian.
The thought of Ashoka having fangs is terrifying and somehow adorable
Honestly. Would love to see her with fangs.
@@jaycee1670 same
I would love to see that for .... reasons. Don't at me ok!
@@alzingafagan7501 go to horny jail
Fangs = good
It’s fucking crazy how they broke down the biology of Star Wars aliens and gave them biological identification of organs
give nerds 5 minutes and they will explain everything. even if it makes no sense.
Lucas is a fucking hack literally 95% of star wars lore is just afterthought
@@justwannagrill8548 That’s called innovation
@@justwannagrill8548 yep, Lucas makes some bullshit up and then there are a dozen novels explaining it in excruciating detail.
Give a least one alien a language and starwars will be the best Sci-fi film series
I really wish Ahsoka and Shaak Ti had a friendship or had spoken to eachother
You would think that they might pair up similar species as master and padawan. Much like luminara and bariss offee.
@@stormtruppo
They probably don't so jedi learn more about other species
also, that would end up segregating the jedi order by species and/or culture and creating tribes that would eventually break up with each other.
Yea, even if she wasn't her Direct teacher figure
It still would be nice to see them interact
A Figure to look up thats a bit more like her
That and Shaak Ti is a very good Jedi, just Unlucky whenever she has screen time in anything
They never spoke with each other during any of the Clone Wars episodes? It's been so long since I've watched them that I can't remember.
One of the most underrated species in Star Wars.
Paul Steinhauser definitely
@@noahcederlund7660 Twi'leks are honestly overrated.
I think number 1. in underrated species are probably the Ithorians. Cute little guys :3
Spirit Warden the ithorian Jedi was awesome in the 2003 show
I think gungans are underrated
A species that depends on each other for survival, but in the end they all die alone. Poetic in a sad sort of way.
Born alone, die alone.
Thats everything that lives and dies
ironic
@@ClaringtonMusic Born alone? I mean, mom's right there man XD
@@Jenacide but you were the only one being born
To be fair, Ahsoka grew up a Jedi first and foremost. She was born on Shili but not raised there, as she was inducted in the Jedi Order at age three. She was raised to be compassionate and help others. We don't know what she would have been like had she been raised on her homeworld, by her people.
Similarly, my ex was born in Korea but, raised in the U.S.
When she goes into Asia town they all try to talk to her or get her to eat weird crap and she's all "nope".
@@NarwahlGaming My mom was born in Korea too. She was adopted and raised in America.
Oh hey, funny seeing you here! (I watched a live stream that you and Nerdette did together)
@@thevillainousqueenofhearts4976 Hi ya!
@@jeangentry6656 Hi!
Shaak Ti is pretty much the Jedi version of "tis but a flesh wound". Shes "died" multiple times in legends, some were probably just alternate timelines, and several unexplained points in the "main timeline".
She gets shot "just an inconvenience"
Grievous beats her nearly to death
"Pain killers and a bacta drip, she good"
Near fatale electrical burns "apply some ointment, good to go"
Impaled through the heart "pfft just another Tuesday"
What starkiller/Galen marik did "faint death"
She was likely alive when obi wan trolled vader.
I think shak-ti is an immortal like many of the old sith. Maybe not on the same extant..but she is unkilllable...
Shak-ti is too Op to die
Gets swallowed by a sarlacc just a small bite
“I have died before”
Shaak-Ti vs. Emperor Vitiate. Who will die first?
*"Hello There! Shaak Ti was a highly gifted force user and a good friend, she's one with the force now! Have a good week my young Jedi"*
General Kenobi. Thanks for saving my life.
You are welcome Commander Cody...
Luke, let me tell you about Ahsoka Tano
Found you I have kenobi
Master Yoda
I’m surprised they didn’t go back into Ahsoka’s backstory. Ik that Ahsoka was rescued by Master Plo, but I wish that Dave Filoni went into Ahsoka’s and Shaak Ti’s culture
I bet that will come in the new Ahsoka series.
I think that will all be in the new Ahsoka series that I think is coming in 2021 or 2022
@@martaanna9153 I heard that it will come at around Christmas 2021
@@fiercefoxthefifth1677 this aged like fine wine
It did in Tales of the Jedi!!
I always thought Ahsoka and shaak ti were twi’leks and had no idea togruta were a completely different species
Shame the fang thing never translated into the Clone War.
Might get to see it in mandolorian
I just noticed something. If you watch the part where Ahsoka says "I'm no Jedi," it shows some of her teeth and it looks sharp like, well fangs I guess.
Force illusion exists.... so maybe they subconsciously hide the fangs. I mean it would help not scare people when they talk. The paficists I could see filing the fangs down, but with Ahsoka and Shak Ti, it could be a natural force illusion or whatever
Togruta are the most force sensitive species together with the Yoda species. Many star wars fans dont know that.
But you seem to be forgetting the zabrak and twi lek
Okay, but what about the Ithorians? They literally built floating cities just to avoid stepping on their grass; that's how much they care about life / living force.
@@anthonymallia2893 but humans and togruta are still higher than them and zeffo but they are dead
*laughs in sith pureblood*
"Togrutas are the most force sensitive species"
Miraluka: "Hold my veil"
OG Fan: Hey, I've seen this one!
New Fans: How have you seen it? It's brand new.
I thought this video seemed familiar thinking he already made it
What's with the life preserver?
That is so freaking true
I understood that reference
R34 artist: Behehe you’ll find out soon
I'm sure George Lucas used the general culture of many Native American Indian tribes for an inspiration for this species.
I was born in a Indian family and went to a school that was all about the culture of being in the circle of life, mostly used to help us feel like a family. And after I graduated and went to live on my own, I do miss that atmosphere, and I agree about how that Star Wars species feels extremely alone when away from their heritage.
I'm inuit but I also feel like there are some similarities in general with native cultures.
Like how we used to all live together as kind of one family, the hunting culture and how they abandoned the ones that couldn't survive on their own (which is just something you had to do for the survival of everyone in a harsh climate).
The force also reminds of sila in inuit belief, which is kind of the spirit/force of the universe, but is also used to describe the mind. And inua which is kinda the idea that everything is alive and has some spirit/force with it's own mind.
Just going by the names, the togruta all have extremely Indian names. Ashoka and Shakti are both Sanskrit names, and I’ve met multiple Indian girls named Shreya or Kaveri. They’re not even like Indian inspired names they are literally relatively common Indian names.
I'm half Filipino and I love different cultures and cartoons and sometimes Star Wars because I was a big Star Wars fan and I'm 17 years old and Ahsoka is my favourite character because she's so Fierce and loyal and very very good at hand-to-hand combat.
All of those "contradictions" aren't really contradictions, unless you have some "only one culture per species" rule enforced in your fictional universe.
I mean look at that vast array of cultures on earth, often believing completely contradictory things. Even simple little things, in ostensibly closely related cultures... like how seeing a black cat in the UK is good luck, but in America it's bad luck. And that's a small, benign difference in cultural belief, between two cultures that are joined at the hip. Cultural disagreements scale all the way up from that, to the really big ones... the big, idealogical / theological differences that wars are fought over, genocides committed over... the whole works.
A lot of scifi though tends to be like "all the people from planet XZY have this culture".
Yeah I definitely agree. I mean seeming contradictions, what people would think are contradictions, something like that. In the sense that even in universe you had people do that, saying Togruta are X, but didn't acknowledge they were very not X and also Y sometimes.
To be fair, most of the planets in star wars are much smaller than Earth. Even Coruscant, one of the largest planets in Star Wars, is 12,240 kilometers in diameter, making it 516 kilometers smaller in diameter than Earth, which is 12,756 kilometers.
All? I would point out that in Star Wars, these planetary civilizations have existed for MANY millennia - I would think that would allow for a greater level of per-planet cultural uniformity. Especially since most planets are unified, and most others suffer from warlords. And therefore just have a culture of violence.
I think it’s fair for entire planets to share the same culture in the future. 500 years ago, neighboring villages had different cultures but now entire countries can share a culture. It’s been less than a hundred years since advanced communication technology has become ubiquitous and our cultures are already noticeably more alike now than they used to be. I don’t think it’s unreasonable for an entire planet, after of thousands of years with advanced communications technology to have a single homogeneous culture.
You know the world building is good when we’re getting biology lessons about fictional species
Honestly the Togruta are probably the most beautiful species in star wars in my opinion.
Twi’lek slavers would like to know your location
@@jacobsheehan9715 I will never give up the Togruta.
@@Exia-Prime it was just a joke
I agree.
Have to agree . The Twi'Leks are pretty damn cute too , though .
Ahsoka is clearly the best one for a reason and with all of her skills, strength, smarts, her big heart and her powers she is a true hero the galaxy needs and still has even in the sequel trilogy, she’s a survivor that’s well balanced and with a surviving family by her side all the way
I always thought they were the most beautiful species in the galaxy
Togruta are now my favourite species but can you do one of the snake leg 4 arm species?
Thisspiasians?
Grandmaster Yoda's master?
I think he means Oppo Rancisis's species
Whatever Nakata del gormo is
Komodo Dragons?
I always see Tortuga whenever I look at their name.
I thought I was the only one
WILD KRATTS
same bro
Same as my brain autocorrecting Ahsoka to Ashoka
**gets slapped by prostitute**
**gets slapped by second prostitute**
That moment when you realize Yoda chose Ahsoka to be Anakin's Padawan in particular because they were both good Jedi, but needed a greater level of emotional attachments than the Jedi would typically allow :'(.
I had to use a ton of fan made stuff, the Togruta are probably the most important species with the least amount of official stuff, but I couldn't find who made a lot of them. Just other peoples pins or post in forums, so if you know comment on this comment and I'll try to get those put into the description.
please do a video all about the iktochi
@Noah Maldonado Great idea
@Noah Maldonado Mmm.. yes, but when they do, I'll be ready.
nice you guys should to twi lek thi
@@Inferno3016 What are you saying?!
I just want to say things that bite are venomous not poisonous . A frog for example is poisonous , a snake and togruta would be venomous
They actually aren't either. That was a myth made up by others in the galaxy due to the fact that Togruta could kill their prey in a single bite to the neck. They aren't actually venomous, just know exactly how to bite to kill their prey instantly. However they have done absolutely nothing to dispel this false fact and some encourage it given the automatic intimidation factor.
If I bite it and it dies, I'm venomous. If I bite it and I die, it's poisonous...
What if I bite it and someone else dies?!
@@NarwahlGaming That’s voodoo
@@NarwahlGaming Correlation not causation
@@hyperion3145
**bites voodoo doll of Saturninus**
Anything?
It would have been interesting to delve deeper into how Ashoka was so effective against the Trandoshans because of her species‘ traits and history..!
The fact they can sense things up to 80 something feet away should make it virtually impossible to sneak up on a torgruta, atleast one that isn't either very distracted, asleep maybe or else having to take them out from afar.
Currently playing as a Togruta on SWTOR, so this was very enlightening. I do wish we had more content with Shak-Ti though. She's one of my favourite Jedi Masters.
Is the game any good? Loved me some Kotor
@@Mrcandles312 There's some interesting stories in there, but for me the gameplay got repetitive. Same with Elder Scrolls Online. I imagine if you played with someone else it would be better. I just think this type of game isn't really for me, but it's worth a try
I know the normal lifespan of the Togruta is approximately 95 years however since Ahsoka has been given the life force of The Daughter could she live longer? Possibly twice her normal life span?
I love the Togrutas. They seem like very friendly people.
Ever since i fought Shaak Ti in the Force Unleashed on the PS2 i was interested in the character and species. I was like oh they look cool, want to see more of them. I was really sad she died in more ways than one actually:(
I use to think Tarkin was so awesome who was up there with Thrawn and Pellaeon until the episode where motions for Ahsoka’s execution, now he’s bantha poodoo to me.
And in star wars rebels he truns out to be some awful dictator in the outer rim (especially lothal, ezra's home planet)
Terrorizing the inhabitants and being a full on empire lacke
When Ahsoka was expelled from the Jedi order and lost the Padawan rank the temple guard ripped off the beads on her head.
*Does that mean when a human Jedi gets expelled they get their braid ripped off too*
that would hurt as shit
They probably cut it if their braid is hair
Yes
theyd probably cut the braid, they arent savages lmao
Yes, yes it does. That's why mace Windu is bald. He's been kicked out several times. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So basically if culture effects how force sensitive a group can be, then it makes sense why there has only been one recorded mandolorian Jedi, since their culture is focused on combat and are not very merciful.
I love Ahsoka and the Togruta species so much, some other cool species would be karkarodon or gotal species :D
The likes are at 66 and you have the clone trooper helmet on with the Ahsoka paint.
Thanks! that's pretty cool, I don't know how or why though, lol.
The Ahsoka pained helmets reveal was the sweetest moment in Clone wars. Almost made me cry
God I wish we had different sentient species on our planet. Like we had before "The time of Man"
It'd be so interesting to have these different species with different attributes that vary so drastically.
They'd probably love the Hunters Guild from Monster Hunter.
"Well, the most dangerous creature to us is the Ackal, so we use their teeth as status symbols."
"Huh. We just make weapons and armor out of the critters we kill, and as for most dangerous… Well, that moniker is practically dime a dozen where our creatures are concerned."
A man of culture I see.
I showed my friend a picture of Shaak Ti and then Ahsoka Tano and he just said "Bruh they're the same person" I got so triggered 😂
Lol
I want to make a "All you Togruta's look the same" joke, but no. lol
Was he a Non Star Wars Fan??
Idk he said he has seen the movies and cannon I just think he wasn't really trying
😀😀😀🤣🤣🤣 Ahsoka is my favourite character because she's so Fierce and so cute and also her martial arts skills are amazing.
They seem like a species that would be prime targets for slave trade or things like Trandoshin hunting, with such a similar physique to Twi’leks you’d think slave traders would use them as a solid alternative if they couldn’t obtain a Twi’lek and not saying they wouldn’t put up a fight but a technologically advanced species would have a easier time subjecting them to exploitation due to their ideals of staying natural and hunting and not indulging in technological industry or advancements makes it really easy to imagine outside species exploiting them in similar ways to Wookiee’s and Twi’leks
But keep in mind that they're natural hunters, and they blend into their planets environment pretty easily. It would be a lot harder to capture one of them on Shili considering the hostile enviroment. Taking one from Kiros would probably be a lot easier though.
Happened in CW, but I am not sure which episodes
@@ciliaayech8353 it was in season 4 in episodes 11 12 13
when ahsoka's life part 3 coming out?
This month
@@MetaNerdzLore can't wait 👍
Ahsoka was one of my least favorite and I thought she was useless but as the series went on I grew to love and respect her power
Same
She's my fave now ❤️
Poison injected by teeth: that is venom...
Lol I know I caught that at upload. I had that written different then changed it a bunch of times but didn't change to venom. Good catch theres a double plural thing too
English has to stop trying to get people outside of a biology degree into making this distinction in daily life.
"It surrounds us, it penetrates us, it binds the galaxy together"
- Obi-wan Kenobi
I think this is my favorite video of yours that you've done on a star wars species! I hope you do more like this. Could we have one on the Kaleesh, please? Both legends and Canon? They're my favorite star wars race.
if a twi lek and a Togruta had a baby what would it look like?
@Crusher Nihilus maybe but i think humans can have babys with both twi leks and Togruta so why not
@Crusher Nihilus examples: Cut Lawquanes children, Jacen Syndulla
@Alfie Ingrouille I don't think. They are from difrent planet and was having difrent evolution.
Cthulu knows...
@@ImieNazwiskoOK i guess twi leks and togurta would not be compatible mainly because of the as you said different evolution but i still belive both species can have babys with human so maybe a half human half twi lek can have a child with a half human half Togurta
"Uncataloged Togruta DNA detected. DNA acquired and available!" - Omnitrix.
i love this!! The Togruta has always been my favourite species in Star Wars and learning more about them is awesome!!
Star Wars really makes me wish we had more intelligent life other than human
What about squid?
Why, we have so many already? Star Wars truely doesn't have a lack in intelligent species.
@@jonasb104 I meant that I wished there was other intelligent species similar to humans in real life
@@joseluis5055 Ah okay, sorry. But never say never, I think somewhere out there has to be other life.
@@jonasb104 there are ya just run into any yet.Ever here of area 51?
I've always thought something was off about their face and now i see that they don't ha e eyebrows. It makes sense they don't have hair but still it looks goofy
You don't really notice it on Ahsoka because of her markings
@@carlycrays2831 yeah she's the reason i never thought about it
The Togruta heart isn't located in the same place as the human heart and Grievous didn't realize this when stabbing Shaak Ti aboard his ship in the deleted scene.
Shaak Ti, standing up as her clone troops look on in horror: "Just a flesh wound :)"
You do so much research for these! It's very impressive.
You should do a breakdown on the species located on dathomir species like Darth Maul and asajj Ventress
the Dathomiri, a mixture of human and zabrak.
very interesting. I'd watch it.
All through out the Clone Wars series, with the introduction of Ahsoka Tano, I wondered why Shaak Ti hasn't been shown or seen to interact with Ahsoka at all.
Well we know Shaak Ti spent a lot of time on Kamino while Ahsoka was away on missions with Anakin a lot.
love it! and i would love to see a video on the twi'leks next or maybe a species like them and the togruta
I love how much detail went into the star wars universe with all the different races
That last bit made me imagine them like zombie pigmen in Minecraft. Hit one they all attack.
I think ashoka might be a celestial or at least partly. Cuz mauri transferred her life energy into her. Whatever she is i think its safe to say shes something more than a normal force weilder.
Ryan Melnick
If she is I hope she doesn’t go after you for the misspelling of the name Ahsoka.
And she's still alive at the end of star wars rebels, so i think we'll see her come back in some future star wars serie/movie.
Only hope it will be written like clone wars. Really gave us much more info about the jedi/sith conflict. And despite being animated it really had some dark moments without (to much) modern politics just for the sake of it.
Where did find all of this information? Are there any sources that you can cite? This video is absolutely amazing to me. The level of commitment in order to bring forth this detailed information for the fans... I'm almost speechless. It's inspiring and thank you for putting so much time and effort into this video.
he either plays clips from the show/movie, or puts the cover of the book/novel on the screen. A lot of this probably started at the wookiepedia page :)
This was awesome! I learned a lot!!
great video. I'm reminded of a piece of fanart where Anakin is trying to make Ahsoka eat her greens while Obi-Wan is sitting there watching "I would tell Anakin that Togruta are carnivores but I've never seen him take responsibility like this so I don't have the heart to do it" and then Ahsoka accidently bites him and Obi-Wan panics because he too has heard the stories that Togruta are venomous
Sauce?
"Togruta" means "train route" in norwegian :p
wow, I've never thought about it as Tog-rut-a, I was reading it as To-gru-ta all this time so I'd never realise.
So, Ahsoka is a train route. OK.
3:00 That sounds a lot like the Na'vi and their connection to Eywa in James Cameron's Avatar. That's really cool actually, I've never noticed that.
I was thinking the same thing.
I've been waiting for this video the almost 3 years.
This is probably, by far, my most favorite SW race. The lore behind them and culture is so interesting and beautiful.
After learning about their culture I like them even more. They are a very interesting and beautiful species
Another interesting thing that wasn't mentioned is that Togruta can occasionally have four headtails. They usually have three, but Raana Tey actually has four. I don't think it's ever been revealed whether it's some kind of mutation or just a different variety, but it's an interesting fun fact irregardless.
Really great lore video!
Yo, I appreciate this video! I'm playing a togruta in a star wars roleplaying game and information is a pain to find! You definitely added stuff I hadn't heard so bravo my dude! Thank you!
I’ve been looking forward to this
Sometimes, things are just that important.
The Togruta have been among my all time favorite aliens from Star Wars.
Thanks! Nice research!
Very interesting and informative!
My question is can they have an _ahem_ ‘relationship’ with humans?
Yes
If a clone had with a twi'lek is very possible
Yes
yes
@@yourwifesboyfriend8688 Cut and his wife didn't have children; their children were from his wife's first marriage.
I would love to see what you got on the Tuskans. I think that would fantastic!
great video !!! so detailed
Very interesting video!
As soon as you said BBY I translated it to Before Birth of Yoda.
I like how the Togruta's link to nature is tied to Force sensibility.
Great video
I love the detailed in-universe rationale for the akul teeth when in real life, it was probably motivated by having a way to hide the seam where the forehead became the montrals.
This is some major info I can use for my Togruta OC in a Roleplay :D
Awesome job. Super fun alien species deep dive.
The Togruta are probably my favorite species, and if I had to pick a Starwars race to be it'd definitely be them. I dig the familial/social bonds and the sort of passive upgraded senses they have, plus aesthetically they're just *really* cool. I'm still wondering if they do any intentional shaping to their montrals and lekku though, especially on the Kiros colony. I'm not much a fan of some of the styles I see, but then again that wouldn't stop me from being one x'D
The Togruta woulds leave the sick and injured to die yet had no problems accepting help when enslaved by the Zygerrians. That kind of contradictory behavior is almost human.
To get out of enslavement is based on survival, not tradition.
One could argue that leaving someone to die peacefully and with some dignity is a bit different from utter enslavement.
The ones that were confirmed to leave people behind were the Togruta on Shili, the ones that the Republic helped are different and behave differently. You really think born and hardened predators like the Togruta on Shili would've just flipped over and let the Separatists ocupate?
Great vid.
This was wonderful and very comprehensive. Thank you! You have a new subscriber. 😊
I would love to see a video on the Killiks. Gotta love the mind control inducing ancient bug cultists.
The Togruta and Twi'lek races are way cool. Shaak Ti, Aayla and Ahsoka are my favorites in the franchise, especially how they're portrayed in The Clone Wars.
Epic.. well done content.. the togruta are a species I've always wanted to know more about. Now i do thankyou..
Super neat info! I love Ahsoka's character so much.
Sith Purebloods are def. my favorite. Id love to see you make a video about them. I also cant express how happy I am that a decently sized SW lore channel ahs played SWTOR. Im always frustrated when its left out
it is possible that Ashla was a half breed between togruta, and Iktotchi parents. her horns look much more closely like the horns found on Saesee Tiin, but her skin tone is closer to known togruta than to Tiiin, who is really the only Iktotchi widely known.
Realy good vid and its so many speceis i wan’t to learn more about
Another good one, man!!
What an incredible imagination and talent produced this. Better than most of Star Trek "species." Isn't this Dave Filoni?
When a fake alien species from a fake universe about magic space monks and laser guns and plasma blades understands the circle of life more than vegans
A lot of people become vegan for environmental reasons rather than moral reasons
Mershikov That argumentation manes virtually no sense. If more and more people stop consuming animal products they WILL have a great effect on our style of life and thus climate impact.
@Mershikov dude... you really don't understand how synergy works, do you?
Big changes in human behaviour and thus the subsequent environmental impact are always the result of individual choises in sufficient numbers.
@@autismobinch135 Individual efforts cannot alter climate change. It has to come from the top down.
tru dat