I always like that this channel covers all of Canon content without feeling overwhelming for new fans. They could see the spirit Inquisitor and want to start reading the comics, without feeling like they have to
Update: the Ninth sister was killed by Cal Kestis on Coruscant after she nearly wiped out his whole team during a raid to gain vital intel on the Empire for Saul Gerrera
@@ultrabigfella reva is literally just second sister but awful and the other one did absolutely nothing the entire show like the others. And they took fifth brother completely out of character, he’s like an entirely different person from how he was in rebels
You forgot to mention that Mauls last lightsaber was an inquisitor model so it’s possible he killed one that tracked him. Also it’s possible Reva replaced the Third Brother because he was mentioned in a reference book.
Similar to the role-playing game. I feel like reference books fall into a gray area. Things in them are used to help us answer questions until they are really answered. Being when things from that book actually trickle into the major canon such as games, comics, novels, or film. A third brother is mentioned, but does not really matter or exist until he appears elsewhere.
@@BlindJedi That’s why I said “ Also it’s possible”. You can easily wave a hand at a reference book but it’s easy to say she replaced him because Reva might have hidden herself away for some years before joining. Either works.
well one of Dave filoni ideals for inquisitors during star wars rebels interview is multiple inquisitors holding the same rank. so it could be they are canonize that ideal there are other inquisitors of opposite gender who also holds the same rank as well.
Not really the topic discussed here, but since it was brought up with the grand inquisitor; i love how the Sith and other dark side users legitimately have necromancy and actual undead stuff but its not really talked about. It makes sense, because necromancy is traditionally one of if not the most evil magic in any fantasy setting and is usually seen as a corruption of the natural order. Usually an undead person or a ghost in stories is tormented by existing in that state, and the dark side undead seem to be like that (or at least the grand inquisitor was), meanwhile the regular light side force ghosts are more of a spiritual enlightenment "become one with everything" deal. But back on the dark side you have things like a tormented but still physical phantom (Grand Inquisitor's ghost), a more incorporeal nonphysical spirit (Darth Bane's ghost though it may just be an illusion/vision) haunted objects (Momin's Helmet), spirits possessing people (Momin's Helmet, nightsister magick shown in rebels, and Palpatine essentially possessing a clone body but thats more complicated), an army of undead minions (nightsister magick shown in clone wars), and hell you could argue that the Sith's many examples of unnaturally extending their life and surviving would be fatal wounds is a kind of necromancy as well and essentially forcing an already dead body to keep on "living"( Maul, possibly the grand inquisitor, maybe to a degree Darth Vader as well and Palpatine's flawed clone body. Though advanced technology also helped). Looking at all that, it makes Palpatines "Darth Plagueis the Wise" story sound all the more sinister if this is the sort of "life" he could create and some of his ways to "prevent" death. Unnatural indeed. Its Ironic that its the light side that has essentially this path of enlightenment that leads to immortality, when that immortality is what a lot of Sith dream of but can never replicate and any attempt seems to just lead to pain and torment.
The Inquisitor featured in 'The Ghosts of Dathomir' plagued me the most because she was the only one with a vague history. I had everyone documented but her. Thank you for including this character. I also consider her canon because she is a fixed part of the RPG storyline. ( which itself leans towards the Newer Witches of Darthomir as opposed to the Legends version.)
@@chewy99. Yes, but considering the game came out in 2015 they probably meant the Grand Inquisitor. Jerserra's Master on the other hand can't be one of the known Inquisitors.
Ninth sisters speech to Cal is my favourite depiction of the empire. I have never been more scared of them than when she said “you can’t stop the empire” I want to see her or a character like her with a full arc on screen
There is also 1 more we know of, although it might fall into that realm of grey-canon. A Third Brother is mentioned in one of the sourcebooks, I think one to do with the dark side. It's never said whether he replaced the Third Sister, served before her or at the same time as her. Either way, it's pretty interesting. Great video, Alex!
@@andrewrash1931 Are you referring to the Comic? Because there is no Vader novel from 2017. If so, only the fifth, sixth, eighth and tenth brother appeared there.
Pretty good video. Did notice two things you missed though - Sixth Brother's original name was Bil Valen - "Darth Maul and Other Dark Side Followers" from the Star Wars Encyclopedia series mentions a Third Brother as well as a Third Sister
Here's an idea for an animated series or Tales of the Jedi arc. Four untattooed Pau'an Jedi Temple guards all with vastly different personalities (two voiced by Jason Isaacs and two by Rupert Friend) deal with the Order 66 calamity from the ground, and the mystery is who goes bad and becomes the Grand Inquisitor.
I think the Sixth Brother was named Bil Valin. Ferran Barr identifies him in the Vader comic along with the Ninth Sister and Tenth Brother. It's likely that Maul killed an Inquisitor and took their lightsaber to use as the design of his Rebels saber is very similar to the Inquisitors so it's likely there are still other members that we have yet to meet. Also I'm not totally convinced the Ninth Sister was tortured into becoming an Inquisitor given the fact that she was there from the very beginning and likely fell before Order 66. Her rant to Cal could be referring to Vader's brutal training of the Inquisitors which bordered on torture, cutting off limbs to teach lessons of loss. Also I'm not appreciating the Ezra Bridger erasure in this video, Alex. He was one of the Inquisitors' main targets in Rebels too but not a mention of him in the sections about the Grand inquisitor, Fifth Brother, Seventh Sister or Eighth Brother. I know we haven't seen him in a few years but that doesn't mean he doesn't exist. (I'm kidding obviously. No sense in dragging out those sections, I just remember the last video about every known Inquisitor mentioned Ezra in those sections and he was one of my favourites from Rebels so I'm poking fun)
I really want an Inquisitor show. Focused on a group of Inquisitors going on a mission to investigate a lead on a Jedi and maybe that Jedi could be an injured Mace Windu and the show ends with Windu dying. Would be really cool to see a show from the bad guys perspective where we're rooting for Mace but we follow the Inquisitors.
I’d like to think that Starkiller from Force Unleashed could have a really interesting story as an inquisitor if bought back into canon, it’s possible that he was the original Grand inquisitor but was replaced by the current grand inquisitor we see in rebels after he left the empire. In legends Starkiller was responsible for creating the rebel alliance after he left, so in canon he could have created the Path which we see in Obi-Wan-Kanobi
Dave Filone had actually planned to bring Starkiller back into the canon as an Inquisitor, in Rebels season 3; but he ultimately decided against it, he said he was too powerful. So I guess he didn't want to nerf him.
@@thedapperdolphin1590 Well that was only in the games. He was still a great character in the Force Unleashed novelizations, while having his power levels be toned down a bit within the novel.
Thanks. Just speculations here, but are the two unidentified inquisitors supposed to be numbers 11 and 12? Or are they just replacements for the already killed numbers 6 and 10?
@@apfelkuchen4399 maybe 11 or 12. Even though there is no evidence to support this I just assume there are 15 inquistors and we have yet to meet 3 of them
@@apfelkuchen4399 maybe 11 or 12. Even though there is no evidence to support this I just assume there are 15 inquistors and we have yet to meet 3 of them
My biggest question about the Inquisitors is how their number system works. If it’s by their timing of being brought in to the Inquisitoius it doesn’t work because Trilla was brought in after clones were decommissioned and the empire used Stormtroopers while characters like Fifth Brother and Seventh Sister were already enlisted. Is it by power? By success rate? If anyone has an answer that would be great.
The two main theories online are: 1. The numbers mean nothing. An illusion of hierarchy meant to stir up competition within their ranks. 2. When one Inquisitor dies, the next one will take their place, explaining why newer additions have a "higher" numerical ranking.
You forgot one there is a 3rd brother in the 2017 Darth Vader Novel. I have heard some believe that he was retconned out and is now Reva. Others say he’s still Cannon as the book he’s in is official Star Wars Cannon.
Love this video and your channel! Thanks for all the work you put into these videos! I think the Star Wars comics confirmed that the 6th Brother’s name was Bill Valen! So we know the names of the 2nd Sister, 3rd Sister, 6th brother, 9th sister, and 10th brother. 👍🏻
Well we can now confirm the ninth sister is no longer missing but is full on dead as Cal Kentis decapitaded her on Courisaunt at the beginning of Jedi Survivor
One missed opportunity of the inquisitors is the opportunity to make it a Jedi we know already I think that would have some cool emotional baggage with it which could be explored
There was speculation they were going to do that with Jocasta since her death was shown offscreen in the Darth Vader comic, but that never went anywhere. Would’ve been cool.
@@1516Spinola6040 Remember in Episode 5 where she pictures in her head of herself as a youngling getting stabbed? I think she wasn't actually stabbed, and that scene we saw was just in her mind.
I also first interpreted it as a visual metaphor. That, internally, she felt like that helpless child again, realizing that she was not strong enough to stand up to this evil. Having watched it a couple more times, pairing it with the Grand Inquisitor's remark about revenge doing wonders for the will to survive, I think it's most likely that the intent was to say she stabbed both as a child and as an adult, but I think both interpretations are valid. Go with whatever suits your head canon best.
@@timellison847 I'm going with the former. I can totally buy the whole "revenge does wonders for the will to live" thing for when she's older, but as a youngling is kinda pushing it for me.
If I were to guess what number the two Inquisitors in the Darth Vader comic are, the red skinned alien is the 11th Sister and the Twi'lek is the 12th Brother. The one in Tales of the Jedi is probably the 13th Brother. I wouldn't be surprised if I'm right. I hope we find out. It would also be interesting to know what species the Fourth Sister, 5th Brother, and 6th Brother are.
Not related to the topic of Inquisitors. But I have some dark Star Wars food for thought: In the elevator scene at the beginning of SW Episode 2, when Ani and Obi are talking, Obi mentions that he has a feeling that Ani might be the death of him (Ani being the cause of death of Obi). And Ani responds by stating how much of a father Obi is to himself (Ani). So I realized that Obi was right, and twice, from a certain point of view. The first time was in SWE3, when witnessing the Temple security footage on Coruscant and later confirmation in person on Mustafar after the duel with Ani. This death is metaphysical, as practically everyone and everything that Obi has ever loved, cared for, and was somewhat connected to, either betrayed him or in some way died. And again later, on the Death Star 1 in SWE4, this death being physical.
An inquisitor movie would be pretty good but I think they should make shows and movies set during the old republic especially during the mandolorian wars
I wonder if we’ll ever see the outcome of Project Harvester. I doubt it was entirely unsuccessful, so there must be at least a few Dark Side users running around who grew up in Project Harvester.
Great presentation. I think there are more Inquisitors to be shown. I do hope that somehow we learn them all. Perhaps there is a brother and a sister for each number. There was the Third brother, mentioned in a reference book and there's also Reva. Also, it's clear Maul killed and Inquisitor, because his lightsaber is similar to one of the Inquisitors. Maybe he killed the First Brother/Sister, as it was never specified that the Grand Inquisitor is the First Brother. Btw, you missed the inquisitor who was sent on the Anoat sector who hunted down 4 Jedi, mentioned in the Uprising game. Unless he's the Fifth Brother or simply not specified.
Ah yes, the Inquisitors (tv shows/games only) The my father will hear about this one The hot one The wannabe father will hear about this one The one that just does her job The one with dat funky hat The comics one The other hot one The jumpy boi The one I didn't even know was a woman The green indian one with dat goofy mustache The birdy boi
It’s ren the former leader of the knight of ren was a member of the inquisitor group after they disbanded the group. I always feel like ren was a member of inquisitor after the return of the Jedi.
3rd sister: A promotion? 3rd sister: Do I get business cards thats says : Grand Inquisitor? Darth Vader: No it's not part of the budget, even I don't have business cards
What I don’t understand is that Maul killed an Inquisitor to make a lightsaber, which was seen at the earliest point of 11 BBY. But every Inquisitor is already dead at that point in the timeline, or had to have survived. Tenth Brother died in the comics, The Sixth Brother died to Ahsoka, Trilla died to Vader, and Grand Inquisitor, Eighth Brother, Seventh Sister, Fifth Brother, Reva, and Fourth Sister all live past that point. The only Inquisitor that Maul could have gotten the saber from was Ninth Sister
I imagine Inquisitor Lightsabers are mass-produced rather than personally constructed, so Maul could have stolen one. It's also possible he just killed one of the unnamed Inquisitors, such as the Second Brother (if they even existed). It's also notable that Inquisitors are rarely sent on their own, and I highly doubt the Eighth Brother would have been alone in his hunt for Maul. Perhaps they had previously encountered Maul once before and Maul killed his partner.
his lightsaber looks pretty similar to the grand inquisitor one, and considering inquisitors lightsaber are slightly custom for each one my take is that the grand inquisitor actually fought Maul but obviously fail, just escaping with his live and nothing more
There’s also another inquisitor named malorum in some of the novels where he fights former Jedi ferus olin and learns of Vader’s identity and past however malorum doesn’t have the title of “brother”
If you’re going to mention the non-canon Inquisitors, then you should’ve mentioned the Third Brother who was mentioned in the source book: Darth Maul and Other Dark Side Followers.
There were actually The Third and Fourth Brother, one is mentioned in a Sourcebook and the other is one of the main characters in "Before the Dark Times". I would like to know who the Inquisitor in Visions was and the two, that Darth Vader killed actually were.
Grand Inquisitor: Lord Vader, do i get her business cards? Lord Vader: NO!! Lord Vader: WHAT IS WITH ALL OF YOU AND BUSINESS CARDS?, EVEN I DON'T HAVE BUSINESS CARDS
We got new info now, kal killed the 9th sister on coruscant and we have a new unidentified plagye Dr. Looking one that ahsoka killed in tales of the jedi
I wish they had stuck with the old Fourth Sister design. The one with the cool helmet and set of armor, as well as a Lightsaber staff as a weapon, instead of the signature cylindrical Inquisitor Lightsaber.
I always like that this channel covers all of Canon content without feeling overwhelming for new fans. They could see the spirit Inquisitor and want to start reading the comics, without feeling like they have to
They have podcast too.
Update: the Ninth sister was killed by Cal Kestis on Coruscant after she nearly wiped out his whole team during a raid to gain vital intel on the Empire for Saul Gerrera
Saul Gerrera 💀
@@janvesely1087Have an Imperial base you need exploding? Better call Saul.
Yea thanks for spoiling it idiot, Jesus can’t escape these nerds anywhere
I love that the Inquisitors get fleshed out more ever since “Rebels”.
The Kenobi show did absolutely nothing for that unfortunately, literally just completely ripped fallen order and rebels off
@@amaze2173 it gave us 2 new Inquisitors and fleshed out the character of the 5th Brother?
@@ultrabigfella reva is literally just second sister but awful and the other one did absolutely nothing the entire show like the others. And they took fifth brother completely out of character, he’s like an entirely different person from how he was in rebels
@@amaze2173 lol Fr rebels and fallen order did a much better job at that not to mention the way they did them in live action it doesn’t look right…
You forgot to mention that Mauls last lightsaber was an inquisitor model so it’s possible he killed one that tracked him. Also it’s possible Reva replaced the Third Brother because he was mentioned in a reference book.
What did the book say any other details about him? Never heard of the third brother
@@MR_Nosy_Otter1 Just a mention as far as I’m aware. No more than that.
Similar to the role-playing game. I feel like reference books fall into a gray area. Things in them are used to help us answer questions until they are really answered. Being when things from that book actually trickle into the major canon such as games, comics, novels, or film. A third brother is mentioned, but does not really matter or exist until he appears elsewhere.
@@BlindJedi That’s why I said “ Also it’s possible”. You can easily wave a hand at a reference book but it’s easy to say she replaced him because Reva might have hidden herself away for some years before joining. Either works.
well one of Dave filoni ideals for inquisitors during star wars rebels interview is multiple inquisitors holding the same rank.
so it could be they are canonize that ideal there are other inquisitors of opposite gender who also holds the same rank as well.
Update _ Ninth sister whereabouts: dead on Coruscant
Not really the topic discussed here, but since it was brought up with the grand inquisitor; i love how the Sith and other dark side users legitimately have necromancy and actual undead stuff but its not really talked about.
It makes sense, because necromancy is traditionally one of if not the most evil magic in any fantasy setting and is usually seen as a corruption of the natural order. Usually an undead person or a ghost in stories is tormented by existing in that state, and the dark side undead seem to be like that (or at least the grand inquisitor was), meanwhile the regular light side force ghosts are more of a spiritual enlightenment "become one with everything" deal. But back on the dark side you have things like a tormented but still physical phantom (Grand Inquisitor's ghost), a more incorporeal nonphysical spirit (Darth Bane's ghost though it may just be an illusion/vision) haunted objects (Momin's Helmet), spirits possessing people (Momin's Helmet, nightsister magick shown in rebels, and Palpatine essentially possessing a clone body but thats more complicated), an army of undead minions (nightsister magick shown in clone wars), and hell you could argue that the Sith's many examples of unnaturally extending their life and surviving would be fatal wounds is a kind of necromancy as well and essentially forcing an already dead body to keep on "living"( Maul, possibly the grand inquisitor, maybe to a degree Darth Vader as well and Palpatine's flawed clone body. Though advanced technology also helped).
Looking at all that, it makes Palpatines "Darth Plagueis the Wise" story sound all the more sinister if this is the sort of "life" he could create and some of his ways to "prevent" death. Unnatural indeed.
Its Ironic that its the light side that has essentially this path of enlightenment that leads to immortality, when that immortality is what a lot of Sith dream of but can never replicate and any attempt seems to just lead to pain and torment.
I wonder if Darth Vader learnt necromancy from a night sister as they're force powers are very different but necromancy is common for them.
The Inquisitor featured in 'The Ghosts of Dathomir' plagued me the most because she was the only one with a vague history. I had everyone documented but her. Thank you for including this character. I also consider her canon because she is a fixed part of the RPG storyline. ( which itself leans towards the Newer Witches of Darthomir as opposed to the Legends version.)
There was also an Inquisitor who killed a group of Jedi hiding on Anoat and another who’s lightsaber was taken by Maul, which he used until he died.
@@chewy99. Yes, but considering the game came out in 2015 they probably meant the Grand Inquisitor.
Jerserra's Master on the other hand can't be one of the known Inquisitors.
@@timtetumtetodd Oh yeah true.
@@timtetumtetodd excellent point.
6:30 Cal Kestis just chopped her head off (Jedi Survivor)
"Longest surviving Inquisitor"...by 5-10 seconds.
The sixth brother was originally called Bill Valen.
Ninth sisters speech to Cal is my favourite depiction of the empire. I have never been more scared of them than when she said “you can’t stop the empire”
I want to see her or a character like her with a full arc on screen
I remember reading "Ahsoka" a while back. I completely forgot that the Sixth Brother was THIS Brother who Ahsoka bested in combat. That was a fun read
There is also 1 more we know of, although it might fall into that realm of grey-canon. A Third Brother is mentioned in one of the sourcebooks, I think one to do with the dark side. It's never said whether he replaced the Third Sister, served before her or at the same time as her. Either way, it's pretty interesting. Great video, Alex!
He was also in the 2017 Darth Vader novel that is Cannon.
Although I have heard some people speculate that he was retconned in favor of Reva
@@andrewrash1931 Are you referring to the Comic? Because there is no Vader novel from 2017.
If so, only the fifth, sixth, eighth and tenth brother appeared there.
@@andrewrash1931 No. It was implied Third Brother survived from Empire's destruction and became a Sith Eternal assassin.
Reca is not canon
i believe that in the new 'ashoka' serie, that the inquisitor marrok was the eigth brother who was brought back to life using night sister magic
Pretty good video. Did notice two things you missed though
- Sixth Brother's original name was Bil Valen
- "Darth Maul and Other Dark Side Followers" from the Star Wars Encyclopedia series mentions a Third Brother as well as a Third Sister
Reference books fall into a gray area of canon. Alex specifically mentions he was counting video games, comics, novels, and film.
Here's an idea for an animated series or Tales of the Jedi arc. Four untattooed Pau'an Jedi Temple guards all with vastly different personalities (two voiced by Jason Isaacs and two by Rupert Friend) deal with the Order 66 calamity from the ground, and the mystery is who goes bad and becomes the Grand Inquisitor.
I think the Sixth Brother was named Bil Valin. Ferran Barr identifies him in the Vader comic along with the Ninth Sister and Tenth Brother. It's likely that Maul killed an Inquisitor and took their lightsaber to use as the design of his Rebels saber is very similar to the Inquisitors so it's likely there are still other members that we have yet to meet. Also I'm not totally convinced the Ninth Sister was tortured into becoming an Inquisitor given the fact that she was there from the very beginning and likely fell before Order 66. Her rant to Cal could be referring to Vader's brutal training of the Inquisitors which bordered on torture, cutting off limbs to teach lessons of loss.
Also I'm not appreciating the Ezra Bridger erasure in this video, Alex. He was one of the Inquisitors' main targets in Rebels too but not a mention of him in the sections about the Grand inquisitor, Fifth Brother, Seventh Sister or Eighth Brother. I know we haven't seen him in a few years but that doesn't mean he doesn't exist. (I'm kidding obviously. No sense in dragging out those sections, I just remember the last video about every known Inquisitor mentioned Ezra in those sections and he was one of my favourites from Rebels so I'm poking fun)
I really want an Inquisitor show. Focused on a group of Inquisitors going on a mission to investigate a lead on a Jedi and maybe that Jedi could be an injured Mace Windu and the show ends with Windu dying.
Would be really cool to see a show from the bad guys perspective where we're rooting for Mace but we follow the Inquisitors.
Third Brother is also mentioned in "Darth Maul and the other Dark Side Followers" book (or it's called something similar).
Reference books are a great area of canon.
6:28 In Jedi Survivor, the Ninth Sister appears.
I’d like to think that Starkiller from Force Unleashed could have a really interesting story as an inquisitor if bought back into canon, it’s possible that he was the original Grand inquisitor but was replaced by the current grand inquisitor we see in rebels after he left the empire.
In legends Starkiller was responsible for creating the rebel alliance after he left, so in canon he could have created the Path which we see in Obi-Wan-Kanobi
Dave Filone had actually planned to bring Starkiller back into the canon as an Inquisitor, in Rebels season 3; but he ultimately decided against it, he said he was too powerful. So I guess he didn't want to nerf him.
That’d be kinda tough because the current Grand Inquisitor existed the year of O66
Starkiller is tough to bring back. He doesn’t really have much appeal beyond being really OP, but it’s really dumb to have such an OP character.
@@thedapperdolphin1590 Well that was only in the games. He was still a great character in the Force Unleashed novelizations, while having his power levels be toned down a bit within the novel.
@@roger632 I dunno. I read the novelisation, and I thought his characterization was still kinda lacking.
Great video! Love how the inquisitors keep getting fleshed out in different forms of canon
I was literally just researching the Fourth Sister when this released! Timing couldn't be better. 😊👍
Proset dibs is perhaps my favourite one out of all of these! So underrated.
Inquisitors Death Timeline
18 BBY
Tenth Brother
Sixth Brother
14 BBY
Unidentified Numbered Two Inquisitors
Second Sister
9 BBY
Ninth Sister
4 BBY
Grand Inquisitor
3 BBY
Seventh Sister
Fifth Brother
Eighth Brother
Thanks. Just speculations here, but are the two unidentified inquisitors supposed to be numbers 11 and 12? Or are they just replacements for the already killed numbers 6 and 10?
@@apfelkuchen4399 maybe 11 or 12. Even though there is no evidence to support this I just assume there are 15 inquistors and we have yet to meet 3 of them
@@apfelkuchen4399 maybe 11 or 12. Even though there is no evidence to support this I just assume there are 15 inquistors and we have yet to meet 3 of them
You can change the Ninth Sister’s placement.
The inquisitors are so freaking cool
"The Sixth brother identity it's unknown to us"
Ferren Barr: "ah yes Bil Valen a traitor to the Jedi order"
He also revealed his true name to ahsoka while she was comforting him in his final moments
My biggest question about the Inquisitors is how their number system works. If it’s by their timing of being brought in to the Inquisitoius it doesn’t work because Trilla was brought in after clones were decommissioned and the empire used Stormtroopers while characters like Fifth Brother and Seventh Sister were already enlisted. Is it by power? By success rate? If anyone has an answer that would be great.
The two main theories online are:
1. The numbers mean nothing. An illusion of hierarchy meant to stir up competition within their ranks.
2. When one Inquisitor dies, the next one will take their place, explaining why newer additions have a "higher" numerical ranking.
4:42 Gonna stop you right there, Alex : The Sixth Brother's true name is Bil Valen, as cited in Star Wars: The Dark Side (2018) 😉
You forgot one there is a 3rd brother in the 2017 Darth Vader Novel.
I have heard some believe that he was retconned out and is now Reva. Others say he’s still Cannon as the book he’s in is official Star Wars Cannon.
Reva could have easily replaced him.
There is no 2017 Vader novel, only a comic and no third brother appeared there. 🤔
It was implied Third Brother survived from Empire's destruction and became a Sith Eternal assassin.
The Second Sister is my favorite Inquisitor by far
“Bested by another Jedi Survivor named Cal Kestis” I see what you did there Alex
Love this video and your channel! Thanks for all the work you put into these videos! I think the Star Wars comics confirmed that the 6th Brother’s name was Bill Valen! So we know the names of the 2nd Sister, 3rd Sister, 6th brother, 9th sister, and 10th brother. 👍🏻
I'm glad that with the new game Star Wars Jedi Survivor we got a closure on Massana. She was killed on Coruscant by Cal
Well we can now confirm the ninth sister is no longer missing but is full on dead as Cal Kentis decapitaded her on Courisaunt at the beginning of Jedi Survivor
Update. Ninth sister is dead AF
Very dead
The 4th sister was completely wasted in Kenobi. She should have had the 5th brothers role.
One missed opportunity of the inquisitors is the opportunity to make it a Jedi we know already I think that would have some cool emotional baggage with it which could be explored
That happened with the Tenth Brother, he was first introduced as a Jedi and then as an Inquisitor
@@angelbasiliorodriguezbusto2065 I meant a more established Jedi not one that was made specifically to be an Inquisitor
There was speculation they were going to do that with Jocasta since her death was shown offscreen in the Darth Vader comic, but that never went anywhere. Would’ve been cool.
what jedi we know of that people whould care about could become a inquisitor? most of the jedi we know of are either dead or in hiding.
@@neasper I can see a young king like Katooni or Gungi being a cool contender (especially Gungi I mean how intimidating would a Wookie Sith be?)
Well now we know what happened to the Ninth Sister. Cal is a beast
Thank you for this video. Great video
You could update the video since in jedi survivor the ninth sister is killed by cal in coruscant and her name was revealed aswell
The Red-Skinned Inquisitor was known as The Thirteenth Sister
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I'm still not convinced that Reva was actually stabbed the first time around. I think the "flashback" we see was all in her head.
What?
@@1516Spinola6040 Remember in Episode 5 where she pictures in her head of herself as a youngling getting stabbed?
I think she wasn't actually stabbed, and that scene we saw was just in her mind.
I also first interpreted it as a visual metaphor. That, internally, she felt like that helpless child again, realizing that she was not strong enough to stand up to this evil. Having watched it a couple more times, pairing it with the Grand Inquisitor's remark about revenge doing wonders for the will to survive, I think it's most likely that the intent was to say she stabbed both as a child and as an adult, but I think both interpretations are valid. Go with whatever suits your head canon best.
@@timellison847 I'm going with the former. I can totally buy the whole "revenge does wonders for the will to live" thing for when she's older, but as a youngling is kinda pushing it for me.
Very much want live action Seventh Sister portrayed by SMG
I love the designs of the black Twi'lek and the sixth brother. Too sad they were too short-lived for us to get figures based on them.
Cough cough. Or names.
If I were to guess what number the two Inquisitors in the Darth Vader comic are, the red skinned alien is the 11th Sister and the Twi'lek is the 12th Brother. The one in Tales of the Jedi is probably the 13th Brother. I wouldn't be surprised if I'm right. I hope we find out. It would also be interesting to know what species the Fourth Sister, 5th Brother, and 6th Brother are.
Not related to the topic of Inquisitors. But I have some dark Star Wars food for thought: In the elevator scene at the beginning of SW Episode 2, when Ani and Obi are talking, Obi mentions that he has a feeling that Ani might be the death of him (Ani being the cause of death of Obi). And Ani responds by stating how much of a father Obi is to himself (Ani). So I realized that Obi was right, and twice, from a certain point of view. The first time was in SWE3, when witnessing the Temple security footage on Coruscant and later confirmation in person on Mustafar after the duel with Ani. This death is metaphysical, as practically everyone and everything that Obi has ever loved, cared for, and was somewhat connected to, either betrayed him or in some way died. And again later, on the Death Star 1 in SWE4, this death being physical.
Thanks, Alex! 🔥
Also, not just with the death of the Ninth Sister, there was also the Elecenth Sister, and Marrok from Ahsoka.
Hopefully you keep this video updated. Its full of great info
What about the guy with a bird skull on tales of the jedi
Update on the Ninth Sister: After surviving the duel with Cal, she was later beheaded, by Cal, on Coruscant
My Favorite Imperial Inquisitor is Jerrec 😎
I like how ALL Inquisitors are counted for the sake of the Galaxy, thanks Alex.
I wonder if we will see more inquisitors in the future. Cause a Vader or reva series may give us more. And also we can learn their methods and more.
An inquisitor movie would be pretty good but I think they should make shows and movies set during the old republic especially during the mandolorian wars
@@icrywhenisleep2130 i don't think disney could do the old Republic justice tbh i mean they fumbled the main trilogy
The subtitles and credits call him an Inquisitor in that Star Wars Visions episode
the 9th sister is now dead, killed in the new jedi survivor game
I wonder if we’ll ever see the outcome of Project Harvester. I doubt it was entirely unsuccessful, so there must be at least a few Dark Side users running around who grew up in Project Harvester.
I'm not sure if Tales of the Jedi was out when this video came out, but Ahsoka killed an inquisitor in one of the episodes
Love your vids man keep up the good work
1:07 Rakesh Thanos is The Grand Inquisitor’s real name
According to Wookiepedia, The sixth brother’s name is Bil Valen
Great presentation. I think there are more Inquisitors to be shown. I do hope that somehow we learn them all. Perhaps there is a brother and a sister for each number. There was the Third brother, mentioned in a reference book and there's also Reva. Also, it's clear Maul killed and Inquisitor, because his lightsaber is similar to one of the Inquisitors. Maybe he killed the First Brother/Sister, as it was never specified that the Grand Inquisitor is the First Brother. Btw, you missed the inquisitor who was sent on the Anoat sector who hunted down 4 Jedi, mentioned in the Uprising game. Unless he's the Fifth Brother or simply not specified.
Massana tide was killed a couple of days ago by an older cal kestis
9th sister can now be updated :)
Ah yes, the Inquisitors (tv shows/games only)
The my father will hear about this one
The hot one
The wannabe father will hear about this one
The one that just does her job
The one with dat funky hat
The comics one
The other hot one
The jumpy boi
The one I didn't even know was a woman
The green indian one with dat goofy mustache
The birdy boi
4th Sis is most likely Tholothian as Adi Gallia is.
4:58 Thora Rathal is The Seventh Sister’s real name
It’s ren the former leader of the knight of ren was a member of the inquisitor group after they disbanded the group. I always feel like ren was a member of inquisitor after the return of the Jedi.
Could be it seems he came out of nowhere. So him being a former Inquisitor is not a bad guess
Update: ninth sister....... dead
The third sister and eighth brother are underated in my opinion
2:53 In Tales of The Jedi seasons 2-3
This is good to know, inquisitors are very interesting
3rd sister: A promotion?
3rd sister: Do I get business cards thats says : Grand Inquisitor?
Darth Vader: No it's not part of the budget, even I don't have business cards
I was hoping to see the Dark Empire ones, although they are part of Legends now
What I don’t understand is that Maul killed an Inquisitor to make a lightsaber, which was seen at the earliest point of 11 BBY. But every Inquisitor is already dead at that point in the timeline, or had to have survived.
Tenth Brother died in the comics, The Sixth Brother died to Ahsoka, Trilla died to Vader, and Grand Inquisitor, Eighth Brother, Seventh Sister, Fifth Brother, Reva, and Fourth Sister all live past that point.
The only Inquisitor that Maul could have gotten the saber from was Ninth Sister
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Solo takes place a year before Kenobi. It can’t be the Fourth Sister because she’s still alive
I imagine Inquisitor Lightsabers are mass-produced rather than personally constructed, so Maul could have stolen one. It's also possible he just killed one of the unnamed Inquisitors, such as the Second Brother (if they even existed).
It's also notable that Inquisitors are rarely sent on their own, and I highly doubt the Eighth Brother would have been alone in his hunt for Maul. Perhaps they had previously encountered Maul once before and Maul killed his partner.
Maybe just an inquisitor we haven’t seen yet
his lightsaber looks pretty similar to the grand inquisitor one, and considering inquisitors lightsaber are slightly custom for each one my take is that the grand inquisitor actually fought Maul but obviously fail, just escaping with his live and nothing more
There’s also another inquisitor named malorum in some of the novels where he fights former Jedi ferus olin and learns of Vader’s identity and past however malorum doesn’t have the title of “brother”
Tales of the Jedi has another unidentified "inquisitor" who was defeated by ahsoka
That one from Star Wars visions was cool
My favorites are just the second and the seventh sister from the Inquisitors
If you’re going to mention the non-canon Inquisitors, then you should’ve mentioned the Third Brother who was mentioned in the source book: Darth Maul and Other Dark Side Followers.
4th sister is Lyn Rakish
There were actually The Third and Fourth Brother, one is mentioned in a Sourcebook and the other is one of the main characters in "Before the Dark Times".
I would like to know who the Inquisitor in Visions was and the two, that Darth Vader killed actually were.
as good as that first episode was, visions is not canon
What is "Before the Dark Times?
Been waiting for this video :)
Let’s not forget the new Asoka series seasons 1-2
explains so much thank you
What about the inquisitor that Asoka kills in the Tales of the Jedi series?
it's still so jarring seeing the fifth brother in kenobi next to the fifth brother everywhere else
The eighth brother is probably alive and just trapped in malicore
Grand Inquisitor: Lord Vader, do i get her business cards?
Lord Vader: NO!!
Lord Vader: WHAT IS WITH ALL OF YOU AND BUSINESS CARDS?, EVEN I DON'T HAVE BUSINESS CARDS
We got new info now, kal killed the 9th sister on coruscant and we have a new unidentified plagye Dr. Looking one that ahsoka killed in tales of the jedi
By another Jedi surviver I see what you did there
It’s weird how the longest serving inquisitors, with the exception of the Grand Inquisitor, have the highest numbers. How did that work?
You are gonna have to update this video with the Ashoka show(sköll and hati) and the new Jedi survivor game
I wish they had stuck with the old Fourth Sister design. The one with the cool helmet and set of armor, as well as a Lightsaber staff as a weapon, instead of the signature cylindrical Inquisitor Lightsaber.
it wasn't a lightsaber staff, just a electro-staff, that's why she was spotted as a impersonator
Well we now know what happened to the Ninth Sister. Cal is taking no prisoners
The Sixth Brother's real name is Bil Valen.
just bin watching the star wars schmowdawns and wow you know your stuff
Did a dark side hair stylist braid Reva’s hair??
A few missed notable mentions:
Starkiller as inquisitor
Am and Karre
Unidentified Tales of the Jedi inquisitor