That’s fine you want to see them, but the problem with Disney is that they want to appeal to the widest audience possible including almost always children. Meaning we can’t have the yuuzhan vong, zombie troopers, abeloth, or these guys.
@angeligiacomo2292 that’s not the one I’m talking about. It’s the one where Han and the group are in an imperial prison ship which the prisoners were experimented on using the shadow wing virus in which a rookie prisoner (not Chewbacca) is bitten by another zombie stormtrooper in which these zombie stormtroopers can regenerate lost limbs when sliced off by a lightsaber. Not the night sister zombie magic.
The Anzati were usually mentioned as bedtime stories to Jedi younglings. These guys were sometimes referred to as space or Force vampires since they feed on the very Force energies of other sentient beings. While some Anzati stayed on their Homeworld, others roamed the Galaxy as bounty hunters, assassins or straight up serial killers. If they ever went after a Jedi, they would Feast upon their Force energies. Every time they feasted on the "soup" once they captured and sedated their prey, it extended their life spans. Sometimes they could live in the upper hundreds. The stronger the being's connection to the Force, the longer an Anzat could live for. There were even documented cases of some having live past a thousand years old. It was their desire to live forever.
I can definitely see Jedi Knights and Masters telling ghost stories on the campfire. Telling the Jedi Younglings about the Force Vampires known as the Anzati.
@@kingnamor7777 it's even more scary since they can retract their tentacles and alter their face so they can look more like a common human. As a fellow human, I can tell with absolute certainty that it would be a complete nightmare to know who could be human and who isn't
@@princeofpokemon2934 I’m mostly surprised there no record of a Anzati becoming a Sith Lord. Although there were multiple dark side Anzati users🤔. Talk about potential OC Sith Lord Anzati character, ripe for the taking.
@@kingnamor7777 Volfe Karkko didn't become a Sith. He probably became a Dark Jedi. He may have started off as a jedi, but he was also trying to resist the urge to drink the soup since it's known to be highly addictive to his kind. He then made the mistake of trying to use his tentacles and taste the soup once to see what it was like. And he believed that he was strong-willed enough to not give in to the Temptation after doing that. Unfortunately, he was not strong-willed enough and so he started preying on his fellow Jedi.
They're litteraly Star Wars vampires. Instead of devouring the victim's soul through blood, they got it from the brain. They even have two probiscus next to their mouths like a vampire has fangs. Not to mention the charm ability.
Imagine a future Anzat civilization where they shift their focus to art and literature as both an acknowledgement that the art of feeding is self-destructive and as a therapeutic practice to help or aide them in their journey to overcome their addiction to soup.
The one thing I want to know is that since Anzati can survive off of soup and they need to feed alot or risk starving to death, how was Volfe Karkko able to train to be a Jedi and survive for so long without never having tasting soup before? Shouldn't he have starved to death?
What if their face tentacles got cut off? Would they grow back? And could they retract their tentacles enough to completely hide them from even close examination?
I’m in a Star Wars 5E campaign and I’m playing an Anzat. I’ve been planning to eat the force sensitive members for the last few sessions. However Another of our players is a Drengir, Keeps them on constant edge due to fear of being consumed. Not an opportunity has yet to present itself, yet.
Its extremely surprising that we’ve never seen Anzati Sith before, they’d have been natural fits for the Order and we know that they had contact with the older Sith Empires
I wonder if it's because they weren't so interested in personal power compared to the Sith as their only real interest was in soup. Perhaps they were to preoccupied with their addiction to believe in the ideology of the Sith.
Agreed. And since there are many of them out there, this is like Among Us with space vampires. They can retract the tentacles from their faces and then alter their faces to look more like a common human. Most of them would stay on their homeworld while others would roam throughout the Galaxy as bounty hunters, assassins, or straight up serial killers.
@@kingnamor7777 you don't even have to ask. That is the first thing I would do if I was given full command of that space station. And then I would use it to destroy Korriban and Dathomir. And then I'll set the thing to self destruct and get the hell out of Dodge
@@princeofpokemon2934 The list of planet I would destroy. Using the Death Star would be Anzat, Korriban, Dromund Kaas, Dathomir, Zigoola, Ziost, Krayiss ll, Tund, Thule, Kesh, Ambria, Thule, Arbra, Rhelg, Khar Delba, Ashas Ree, Nathema, and many other Sith Worlds. Except for Yavin 4 Since that planet have many animals that don't deserve to be annihilated by a super laser.
If memory serves correct, (about a 15% on a given day) wasn't there a couple books of the New Jedi Order or Padawan Series that had Kenobi and either his friends or a freighter crew try to survive an anzat in either a derelict ship or a Jedi library in the early 2000's? It was sorta like a who-dun-it game. And wasn't the anzat's first victim of the story her mate or sex partner? Wasn't she keeping him alive for future meals?
If Fox Kids back in the 90s had a Star Wars Legends animated series featuring the Anzati, would they have kept them as is, or would they have done some BS&P nonsense not unlike what they did to the plasma-sucking Morbius in Spider-Man: The Animated Series (who admittedly is still quite scary)? In an aside, CWMMP grim and gritty Quinlan Vos >>> Alt-universe surfer dude Quinlan Vos and the now overexposed spotlight character Ahsoka Tano.
I mean, they can evidently survive without soup, though it's extremely difficult. I think we can consider Anzati culture evil, since it goes far beyond simply fulfilling their needs.
As cool of a concept Force Vampires may sound like, they really went overboard with all of those attributes. I get the galaxy is supposed to be vast space full of life forms that challenge the imagination but they chose to go all out for what essentially could be human-esque aliens with face tentacles. Had they had a more exotic appearance and other distinct visible features that really draw them apart, I would have been all for it.
What would the Anzati do with a species like the Geonosians? Are hive mind species completely inedible, or just lacking flavor? Or could they theoretically live in a stable peace as being too different from the usual food sources?
Imo if they needed it to survive then no they are not evil however it's clearly shown that they do not need soup to survive yet they do it anyway knowing the harm it causes. Yes they are evil.
depends on whether there are non-anzati there. if they keep their victims alive or are playing shepherd with people, then the most likely place is there
@@MichaelThomas-p6q The anzati don’t enslave non-anzati on there homeworld. The Anzati built large floating spaceports to accommodate trade with offworlds. Discouraging non-Anzati from leaving the platforms, the spaceports were a breeding ground for crime and delinquency as smugglers and other low-lifes made their way through the system.
@@MichaelThomas-p6q The Anzati built large floating spaceports to accommodate trade with offworlds. Discouraging non-Anzati from leaving the platforms, the spaceports were a breeding ground for crime and delinquency as smugglers and other low-lifes made their way through the system.
@@MichaelThomas-p6q The Anzati built large floating spaceports to accommodate trade with offworlds. Discouraging non-Anzati from leaving the platforms, the spaceports were a breeding ground for crime and delinquency as smugglers and other low-lifes made their way through the system.
@@MichaelThomas-p6q The Anzati built large floating spaceports to accommodate trade with offworlds. Discouraging non-Anzati from leaving the platforms, the spaceports were a breeding ground for crime and delinquency as smugglers and other low-lifes made their way through the system.
The anzati aka Force space vampires are so cool and terrifying l want to see them in the future of star wars
That’s fine you want to see them, but the problem with Disney is that they want to appeal to the widest audience possible including almost always children. Meaning we can’t have the yuuzhan vong, zombie troopers, abeloth, or these guys.
@angeligiacomo2292 that’s not the one I’m talking about. It’s the one where Han and the group are in an imperial prison ship which the prisoners were experimented on using the shadow wing virus in which a rookie prisoner (not Chewbacca) is bitten by another zombie stormtrooper in which these zombie stormtroopers can regenerate lost limbs when sliced off by a lightsaber. Not the night sister zombie magic.
The Anzati are by far one of the races within Star Wars I find the most fascinating. Wish we saw more of them in the media
The Anzati were usually mentioned as bedtime stories to Jedi younglings. These guys were sometimes referred to as space or Force vampires since they feed on the very Force energies of other sentient beings. While some Anzati stayed on their Homeworld, others roamed the Galaxy as bounty hunters, assassins or straight up serial killers. If they ever went after a Jedi, they would Feast upon their Force energies. Every time they feasted on the "soup" once they captured and sedated their prey, it extended their life spans. Sometimes they could live in the upper hundreds. The stronger the being's connection to the Force, the longer an Anzat could live for. There were even documented cases of some having live past a thousand years old. It was their desire to live forever.
I can definitely see Jedi Knights and Masters telling ghost stories on the campfire. Telling the Jedi Younglings about the Force Vampires known as the Anzati.
@@kingnamor7777 it's even more scary since they can retract their tentacles and alter their face so they can look more like a common human. As a fellow human, I can tell with absolute certainty that it would be a complete nightmare to know who could be human and who isn't
@@princeofpokemon2934 Just another good reason why you don’t wanna be born in Star Wars galaxy or be born force-sensitive in Star Wars galaxy.
@@princeofpokemon2934 I’m mostly surprised there no record of a Anzati becoming a Sith Lord. Although there were multiple dark side Anzati users🤔. Talk about potential OC Sith Lord Anzati character, ripe for the taking.
@@kingnamor7777 Volfe Karkko didn't become a Sith. He probably became a Dark Jedi. He may have started off as a jedi, but he was also trying to resist the urge to drink the soup since it's known to be highly addictive to his kind. He then made the mistake of trying to use his tentacles and taste the soup once to see what it was like. And he believed that he was strong-willed enough to not give in to the Temptation after doing that. Unfortunately, he was not strong-willed enough and so he started preying on his fellow Jedi.
They're litteraly Star Wars vampires. Instead of devouring the victim's soul through blood, they got it from the brain. They even have two probiscus next to their mouths like a vampire has fangs. Not to mention the charm ability.
I can tell where they are from… Space Australia. If it’s anything like our Australia, something like the Anzati could only come from there 😂
like, all animals in australia want to kill the humans? do you mean it in that way
I've been doing research on the Anzati for a bit because they're interesting... Very convenient that you released a video on them...
Ah, yes. Another species to add to my "wouldn't mind a genocide" list, alongside Geonosians and Trandoshans.
Yup, a Base Delta Zero could help in this case.
Imagine a future Anzat civilization where they shift their focus to art and literature as both an acknowledgement that the art of feeding is self-destructive and as a therapeutic practice to help or aide them in their journey to overcome their addiction to soup.
Perfect video for the month of Halloween, this race would be very interesting in a live action format.
The one thing I want to know is that since Anzati can survive off of soup and they need to feed alot or risk starving to death, how was Volfe Karkko able to train to be a Jedi and survive for so long without never having tasting soup before? Shouldn't he have starved to death?
Must've been allowed to feed off of animals/non-sentient force sensitive creatures.
@@MR.LMR1996 From my understanding yes, they can survive on animal soup.
What if their face tentacles got cut off?
Would they grow back?
And could they retract their tentacles enough to completely hide them from even close examination?
So we got space vampires. Where’s our space Belmont
I’m in a Star Wars 5E campaign and I’m playing an Anzat. I’ve been planning to eat the force sensitive members for the last few sessions. However Another of our players is a Drengir, Keeps them on constant edge due to fear of being consumed.
Not an opportunity has yet to present itself, yet.
Its extremely surprising that we’ve never seen Anzati Sith before, they’d have been natural fits for the Order and we know that they had contact with the older Sith Empires
I wonder if it's because they weren't so interested in personal power compared to the Sith as their only real interest was in soup. Perhaps they were to preoccupied with their addiction to believe in the ideology of the Sith.
Well it is the right month to talk about this scary speicies.
With how much they wonder the galaxy, you could say they love taking walks.
Very enthusiastic walks
The Anzati are definitely one of the most disturbing species in the Star Wars universe
Agreed. And since there are many of them out there, this is like Among Us with space vampires. They can retract the tentacles from their faces and then alter their faces to look more like a common human. Most of them would stay on their homeworld while others would roam throughout the Galaxy as bounty hunters, assassins, or straight up serial killers.
@@princeofpokemon2934Question: If you had the Death Star under your compete control would you destroy the Anzati homeworld?
@@kingnamor7777 you don't even have to ask. That is the first thing I would do if I was given full command of that space station. And then I would use it to destroy Korriban and Dathomir. And then I'll set the thing to self destruct and get the hell out of Dodge
@@princeofpokemon2934 The list of planet I would destroy. Using the Death Star would be Anzat, Korriban, Dromund Kaas, Dathomir, Zigoola, Ziost, Krayiss ll, Tund, Thule, Kesh, Ambria, Thule, Arbra, Rhelg, Khar Delba, Ashas Ree, Nathema, and many other Sith Worlds.
Except for Yavin 4 Since that planet have many animals that don't deserve to be annihilated by a super laser.
@@kingnamor7777 good choices. As long as you don't touch Yavin 4 since the Rebellion still needs it in the future, then we're cool
What would Happen if someone Managed to sever the Tentacle like things from there body did they even know how to eat with there Mouths
"Known as tentacles to beings of culture" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
If memory serves correct, (about a 15% on a given day) wasn't there a couple books of the New Jedi Order or Padawan Series that had Kenobi and either his friends or a freighter crew try to survive an anzat in either a derelict ship or a Jedi library in the early 2000's? It was sorta like a who-dun-it game. And wasn't the anzat's first victim of the story her mate or sex partner? Wasn't she keeping him alive for future meals?
It's one of the Galaxy of Fear novels. Ghost of the Jedi.
@@AGoodOldRebel ah. Thanks
I feel like there’s a lot more simple explanation for what the anzati feed off of… Midi-chlorians, but they have to be “active” midi-chlorians.
So I guess going for vong is basically trying to eat a rock.
More like a heavily processed snack… empty calories, mostly, but calories nonetheless 😅
If Fox Kids back in the 90s had a Star Wars Legends animated series featuring the Anzati, would they have kept them as is, or would they have done some BS&P nonsense not unlike what they did to the plasma-sucking Morbius in Spider-Man: The Animated Series (who admittedly is still quite scary)?
In an aside, CWMMP grim and gritty Quinlan Vos >>> Alt-universe surfer dude Quinlan Vos and the now overexposed spotlight character Ahsoka Tano.
Is it just me or Star Wars sometimes have species that clearly make us question or not is genocide actually wrong?
I mean, they can evidently survive without soup, though it's extremely difficult.
I think we can consider Anzati culture evil, since it goes far beyond simply fulfilling their needs.
Well they don't have to feed often but they can go years on one meal.
Ya know...I really loved Capri Suns until about 5 minutes into this video :P
The Anzati the OP boogeyman that you wouldn't want to encounter ever.
2:36 guilty? Why? Release the Dionysian inside you! Every man should from time to time.
Bring back the Pius Dea crusades
Glad to see them get a video its been a long time since ive seen anything on this race. To me they are simply fascinating.
What you are saying is that they feed on the soul like dementors in Harry Potter
I heard one of these guys tried to eat up pong krell, poor guy starved to death
The Anzati are one of my favorite dark creatures in Star Wars - a great parallel to another great alien creature the Wraith from Star Gate Atlantis
As cool of a concept Force Vampires may sound like, they really went overboard with all of those attributes. I get the galaxy is supposed to be vast space full of life forms that challenge the imagination but they chose to go all out for what essentially could be human-esque aliens with face tentacles. Had they had a more exotic appearance and other distinct visible features that really draw them apart, I would have been all for it.
I love the schlockiness of the Anzati: alien space vampires who drink brains through their victims' noses. So cool.
I wonder what would happen if you cut or even electrocute their face feelers?
Do the Ne'ti next
like a capri sun.. lol sick
mind flayer influence as well
12:24/12:25 Doesn't he also have some experience in bureaucracy?
Im getting purpleeyeswtf from their... soup
I ain't gonna lie, this video honestly made me so uncomfortable, but i guess it's really the species is, more or less lmao
What would the Anzati do with a species like the Geonosians? Are hive mind species completely inedible, or just lacking flavor? Or could they theoretically live in a stable peace as being too different from the usual food sources?
I wish Dannik Jerriko had appeared as a secondary antagonist in The Mandalorian or Book of Boba Fett
Imo if they needed it to survive then no they are not evil however it's clearly shown that they do not need soup to survive yet they do it anyway knowing the harm it causes. Yes they are evil.
3:50
and or scare-roused
Another 'to exterminate' species, like Geonosians, Hutts, Ssi-Ruuk, Vagaari, Zygerrians, and T'Surr.
The assassins creed of Star Wars lol
Creepy criters.
This was good 😊
A good punishment for an Anzati would be to maroon them on Myrkr.
The Senate was so much more OP. In fact, the Senate could take on this ENTIRE species and return unscathed.
Someone is going to try to genocide those things
Question: If you had the Death Star under your compete control would you destroy the Anzati homeworld?
depends on whether there are non-anzati there. if they keep their victims alive or are playing shepherd with people, then the most likely place is there
@@MichaelThomas-p6q The anzati don’t enslave non-anzati on there homeworld. The Anzati built large floating spaceports to accommodate trade with offworlds. Discouraging non-Anzati from leaving the platforms, the spaceports were a breeding ground for crime and delinquency as smugglers and other low-lifes made their way through the system.
@@MichaelThomas-p6q The Anzati built large floating spaceports to accommodate trade with offworlds. Discouraging non-Anzati from leaving the platforms, the spaceports were a breeding ground for crime and delinquency as smugglers and other low-lifes made their way through the system.
@@MichaelThomas-p6q The Anzati built large floating spaceports to accommodate trade with offworlds. Discouraging non-Anzati from leaving the platforms, the spaceports were a breeding ground for crime and delinquency as smugglers and other low-lifes made their way through the system.
@@MichaelThomas-p6q The Anzati built large floating spaceports to accommodate trade with offworlds. Discouraging non-Anzati from leaving the platforms, the spaceports were a breeding ground for crime and delinquency as smugglers and other low-lifes made their way through the system.
Cool…force illithids…cos verse wasnt terrifying enough already
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Another good reason why you don’t wanna be born in Star Wars galaxy or be born force-sensitive in Star Wars galaxy.