The Jedi killer was actually canon in the form of the Imperial Repeater from Dark Forces. It had a tri-shot feature that was intended for use against lightsaber wielding opponents. Even if the Jedi blocked two shots, the third would (in theory) always get through. That's probably why the tri-shot was eventually replaced with a grenade launcher in the Jedi Knight games.
@Zhanu Cong People love to argue "No. Jedi/Sith can just stop bullets/pellets with the Force!" Or "No, they'll just vaporize the bullets with their lightsaber!" And I think, yes, some of them can but not all of them. Just the ones who must survive for the story's sake.
1:40 Padme: "Also, you don't even need to leave the war if you cannot do so in good conscious. You are a General of the Republic Army. The Jedi Order didn't grant you that rank. The Senate made that call in the wake of all your accomplishments. You are popular with your troops and the people. The Jedi have no legal avenue to hold you against your will or bar you from the battlefield." Anakin: "Huh. Neat."
To be fair, one reason why he stayed in the order was probably to fulfil his dream in episode one of being a jedi and freeing all slaves. In his eyes. Only a jedi could not only free slaves but have the status in the galaxy to keep them free under their protection from any attempts to reenslave them (otherwise it could have been seen as republic encroachment on the more independent outer rim, the jedi involvement with the republic during the clone wars would undoubtedly complicate things though) Now he has been under Obiwan's leash as a padawan for 10 years since he joined the order so liberation side quests was probably off the table for that period. Also any success would be attributed to obi-wqn and not him (Anakin does have a bit of an ego to put it lightly). Then the clone wars got in the way so he was probably holding on until it's end to do something about the slavery but we all know that it all went down so fast during the end that by the time he could do something about it, he was Lord Vader and so broken about everything that it probably didnt matter to him anymore.
Except for the fact that the Jedi Order is not any part of the military or political system of the Republic. The Senate cannot command the Jedi to be a part of the war effort or to lead military troops. Which means the Jedi Order's involvement is voluntary and the Council can revoke that their cooperation at any time they'd like, or even prevent a single individual within their order from participating.
@@PyroGam3s You're misinterpreting my post. Basically, Anakin would have had nothing to lose if he were to leave the Jedi Order to be with Padme. Despite all their rules, the Jedi Order cannot do anything to legally punish Anakin for breaking his vows. Anakin could leave the Jedi Order and still serve as a General of the Republic. His rank and position is granted by the Senate, not the Jedi. The Jedi also cannot bar him from taking part in the world and pulling out of the conflict to spite him would just play into Palpatine's hands. They'd also lose their single strongest political ally if they managed to upset Padme. For all the talk of "they won't let us be together" there was literally nothing to Jedi could do to stop him beyond expelling him.
That whole bit with Force Ghost Kenobi in RotJ reminds me... For a ghost he seemed to interact with the environment quite a bit. In fact you can notice that when he sits on something it actually sinks a little in response. Now if that was a "mistake", then it would have gotten "fixed" in any of the "special editions" at some point. But no, it's still there.
I think it's fine. Kenobi was having a heart-to-heart with Luke, and sitting down beckons Luke to follow suit so that Luke can be better relaxed. Effect wise, I think it would have looked worse if Kenobi was filmed separately so that he could be edited into the scene in post. Sitting is a natural thing people do, even if you aren't tired or can't tire.
this is part of my basis for my theory that starwars and stargate is taking place in the same universe, with force ghosts being something similar to ascension...
@@AngryProtoBoi Slug throwers are any weapons that fire actual bullets, the only ones i remember in canon are the single shot tusken rifles but Durge uses what is basically a compact mini gun firing metal bullets against Jedi in that old clone wars animation
Just to add. Slug throwers were mostly effective on Jedi and sith since if they used their lightsaber the bullets will melt but still hit their target. And main reason as to why it's not used much is due to the fact it's expensive as hell. And wouldn't do much dmg to those in armour as a energy based weapon would.
@@golden3065 There are 3 depictions of slugs vs sabers: either they melt completely Pass through the saber as molten metal Or they simply get stopped by the lightsaber as if hitting something I dont think canon confirmed any of these
My friend and I have been watching star wars together for the past few months because they finally convinced me to get into it, and we watched the Bad Batch before Rebels. Didn't make the connection at first, but I had a similar moment when I went back to rewatch TBB on my own. "Oh, look! Smol Kanan and his master... wait..." *realization* "OH NO"
03:40 iirc, Force Stasis was a dark-side ability. I got the impression that the intention was Cal used it for the first time after Jaro Tapal got shot but then someone decided to add slow puzzles to the flashbacks and undermined that.
0:18 Anakin did actually try to use it once on Poggle the Lesser in the clone wars, but then resorted to the classic force choke when he revealed mind tricks don't work on him
00:40 He’s also a descendant of Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne, who owned a sword with a curved hilt which inspired the curved hilt of Dooku’s lightsaber.
He also censored the word hot. It’s a RUclips thing a lot of people do now. RUclips can randomly decide a word is offensive and flag you without warning so a lot of RUclipsrs are censoring anything that could possibly maybe sorta, through mental gymnastics, be offensive to cover their bases.
7:29 Jar Jar is a really unerrated character: in fact, even if someone considers him annoying, he is just a normal dude, who ended up in one of the greates adventures of his time. He always tried to make the best for the republic after that, but sadly he was manipolated by Palpatine. But it wasn't his fault: even the Jedi have been manipolated by The Senate. He was just too kind, and I appreciate kind people like him. At the end of the day Jar Jar is one of the most relatable characters for socially awkard people. Also I love how in the trilogy of novels Aftermat, Jar Jar became a clown. He was intended from the beginning by George Lucas to make kids laugh, and he finally did it. Jar Jar is just wholesome.
Jar Jar is like the Hobbits in LOTR. He is a simple nobody (the village idiot no less) who has no reason to get involved with these major events but does and ends up playing a major role.
Jar Jar is the classic example of failing upwards. Many of his accidents, succeed. I'm not personally a fan, but he, and it's rough for me to say this, is essential.
Just do the same thing but with a gun, blaster shots move at about 90 mph in the star wars universe compared to a 9mm which moves at 820mph only giving him 0.0272797 seconds to react compared to 0.248548 seconds with the blaster, the average human reaction speed is 0.2 - 0.25 seconds lets say cus he is a sith his reaction speed is 0.1 seconds he still wouldn't be able to stop the 9mm.
@@Q9wihsioa First of all, the speed of blaster bolts is the way it is to be visually pleasing, not because that's their actual canon speed. Second, a jedi's ability to dodge shots has nothing to do with reaction time. They sense what they need to do through the Force, and they just do it. No matter how fast the shot (be it from a blaster or a regular gun), they always sense it in time. It's actually more dependent on the shooter's reaction time. Are they able to see the jedi predict the shot and move, then adjust their aim accordingly? Probably not.
She was introduced as a terrorist and "took back" her planet by breaking centuries of treaties allowing the empire to continue their oppression of her people. I guess she was nice to Ahsoka and Obi-wan that one time though?
Technically, kylo ren is still the only one with force stasis. The ability that Cal (my favourite character from star wars ever) had was to SLOW DOWN his target. This was actually a new ability to my knowledge. Kylo Ren could only freeze people, or let them move freely.
theres a lot of variants of all this. theres also the ability that Qui-gon and Obiwan used in phantom menace, where they use the force to temporarily speed themselves up. to the user it would seem like everyone and everything else is moving super slowly. edit: in legends, some jedi were just simply more naturally attuned to certain force abilities. some jedi were even apart of long lineages that passed on certain force traits that made them very very powerful with certain abilities, but worse than even padawans in others.
One force user doesn't have any ability another can't use (with the exception of sith Lightning and it's variants like Starkillers Sith Seeker given it requires a tremendous amount of anger and suffering to use in most cases you literally had to be tortured with it to use it) even the Sith could Theoretically use force healing they flat out wouldn't it's against everything they stand for but they could and given its not inherent dark side ( and the perfect way to capture someone alive) nature a jedi could easily justify using stasis if they knew about it of course literally the sith could use lightside abilities designed to cut them off from the dark side (it would be incredibly stupid and counterproductive to do it but still)
The Mandalorians did, they figured out pretty quickly that blasters suck against Jedi so they switched to conventional firearms and watched as Jedi took molten lead to the face
Tbh, i think force stasis was probably a forgotten technique, or incredibly underrated until Kylo used it to a perfect way. Cal didn’t really master it pretty sure due to his wide variety of powers but also little knowledge of stasis
Hmm reading this makes me realize the only time I've really seen stasis be used effectively (I dont really remember the new trilogy too well) was KoTOR 2. Cal used it though?
@@aurorialgaming1935 Yea cal used it but couldnt fully freeze objects so not as op as kylos but either way the meme is wrong, a character in the story (Cere) explains that it's a rare trait that not many have.😊
@@nota444tm2 Their mind or their body? I mean like forcing 2 people to fight using the force. Because if that's what you mean I need to start playing Jedi Survivor XD
the problem with not training anakin is that its canon that darth plagues was watching anakin so if the hedi didnt train him the sith wouldve got him and so it wouldve been worse
Just do the same thing but with a gun, blaster shots move at about 90 mph in the star wars universe compared to a 9mm which moves at 820mph only giving him 0.0272797 seconds to react compared to 0.248548 seconds with the blaster, the average human reaction speed is 0.2 - 0.25 seconds lets say cus he is a sith his reaction speed is 0.1 seconds he still wouldn't be able to stop the 9mm.
The Mandalorians used guns against the Jedi during their war. Not blasters, like regular guns. The Mandalorians realized blasters were pretty much useless against Jedi since a fairly experienced Jedi can just deflect blaster bolts right back at the shooter. So, the Mandalorians used guns that fire metal projectiles, if the Jedi tried to block the projectiles, their lightsabers would just slice the bullets in half and give them two bullet wounds.
During the old republic, maybe. Modern lightsabers, if precise, vaporize the bullet. The only advantages as of the Prequel era were that bullets don't bounce, and it's hard for even Jedi to block bullets dead on. Glancing hits aren't enough like with blasters. Any part of the bullet that doesn't come into direct contact with the lightsaber will continue on like nothing happened.
@@corruptangel6793 it wouldn't vaporize the bullet, it would only melt the bullet, lightsabers don't just delete anything in their path, they just melt things like metal really fast, if a Jedi were to try and deflect a solid 12 gauge slug they'd just get pelted by molten metal
@@MeltyZombie yeah, they're melting it to the point of vaporization. And yes, everything I said was canon and explained and shown in the Shatterpoint novel. 12 gauge isn't wider than a lightsaber so that's unlikely.
@@MeltyZombie they would vaporize the metal. Lightsabers are plasma, which is easily hot enough to vaporize any metal. When cutting through a blast door, it only melts the metal because it's a LOT of metal, so it heats up much more slowly than a bullet would.
Counters to the triple-barreled blaster: Force Stasis to freeze the shots in place, or dual-wielding lightsabers/shotos to block all 3 shots. Or just, you know, dodge or take cover.
Just do the same thing but with a gun, blaster shots move at about 90 mph in the star wars universe compared to a 9mm which moves at 820mph only giving him 0.0272797 seconds to react compared to 0.248548 seconds with the blaster, the average human reaction speed is 0.2 - 0.25 seconds lets say cus he is a sith his reaction speed is 0.1 seconds he still wouldn't be able to stop the 9mm.
18:45 damn the editor got shafted hard after the daleks fired him Also lets not forget that at least two iterations of the doctor voice characters in the clone wars and Rebs David Tennent: Doc ten/the lightsaber smith Tom Baker: doc four/the bendu Honestly with either I wouldn't be shocked to see a tardis hidden somewheres nearby the bendu literally is just a big furry version of ol teeth and curls and the lightsaber smith might as well just be Doc 10 manning a remote controlled drone from the tardis.
Palpatine beat him before that though (despite Maul "cheating" with Savage as backup). Since Vader killed him right before dying of his injuries there’s technically no rightful owner left
@@planetbob6703 after he got the dark saber the only 2 fights he lost where first to kanobi but then he beat kanobi getting it back then lost to Asoka but never beat her she was beat by no one until vadar, vadar was then beat by luke and he got his azz beat by Asoka a lot in training so ya it's Asoka's "technically"
@@CG-_- did... did you just ignore the massive battle where Palpatine kills Savage and has Maul begging for mercy? Because that was just after he takes over Mandalore and kicks Kenobi's ass so hard he has to fkee the planet... Also liking your own comments is very sad.
this whole thing is kind of ridiculous imo, just like the rightful owner of the Elder Wand in Harry Potter Edit: turns out the Elder Wand is referenced later in the video lol
you know how you beat the jedi killer? Don't hold your blade in one place, move it to the side and back and deflect all 3 bolts. It requires a lot of speed and accuracy but those are both things jedi have in spades. You want to know the real jedi killer? A regular-ass shotgun. What's that, you want to parry metal buckshot with a superheated blade? Enjoy that faceful of molten metal, you emotionally stunted nerd.
Technically there is three solutions to the Jedi killer, 1) 2003 Star Wars the clone wars Force Deflection (used by Obi-Wan Kenobi on a Droideka before fighting Durge a second time) able to repel multiple blaster bolts in different directions. 2) Using force pull on the Jedi Killer. 3) using force speed from Phantom Menace to out run and circle around in spiral formation and strike from behind or disarm the weapon.
remember that anakin had to fight a bunch of children using lightsabers. How many kids can you win in a fight when all of them are using knifes? That fight was probably Anakin's hardest fight.
The Jedi killer could easily be countered with 2 lighsabers. You'd need 5 barrels to get past most people. For General Grievous, you'd need 9, unless he started zipping around in a hoverchair so he could use his legs, then you'd need 13. Each barrel would also need to be spaced far enough apart that each blade could only block 2 shots, without intersecting with any other barrels. For the smaller varieties, that probably won't be an issue, but the more barrels you have, you'd start needing more and more space to keep everything from forming a line of 3. That runs the risk of becoming unwieldy. My assumption would be that the best way each section is on a different plane would be to position all of the barrels in a circle, but perhaps there is some arrangement that could offer a tigher spread. Perhaps these efforts would lead to Jedi learning to wield light-shields in tandem with their sabers, making all of this exercise a moot point. In all likelihood, one large blast, too powerful to deflect with a lighsaber, would likely be more effective than a flurry of shots that can be deflected.
Couldn't a sweep of the lightsaber blade deflect all three laser bolts? The three shots would maybe need a slight delay, or stagger. Kind of how sometimes the four lasers from an X-Wing can be set to fire sequentially.
0:00 use the Jedi reflexes and amazing speed to hid all 3 blasts FROM THE SIDE while they're coming at you, instead of colliding with them head on. This should be able to deflect them into the wall.
The mandolorians have a banned weapon called the ripper that fires a solid projectile wrapped in plasma. It’s nigh impossible to block, and partially disintegrates targets, leaving just enough left to scream (wonder why it’s banned?). If a Jedi does deflect it, there’s always slug throwers, i.e. bullets and buckshot!
The Jedi killer was actually canon in the form of the Imperial Repeater from Dark Forces. It had a tri-shot feature that was intended for use against lightsaber wielding opponents. Even if the Jedi blocked two shots, the third would (in theory) always get through. That's probably why the tri-shot was eventually replaced with a grenade launcher in the Jedi Knight games.
I always thought that bullets would also work just fine
@@douglasmarshall6949 yeah good luck blocking shotgun or anything else
@Zhanu Cong People love to argue "No. Jedi/Sith can just stop bullets/pellets with the Force!" Or "No, they'll just vaporize the bullets with their lightsaber!"
And I think, yes, some of them can but not all of them. Just the ones who must survive for the story's sake.
@@Moonbagger1 they probably can,some Russian guy caught bullet from revolver
What if they have 2 lite sabers like Asoka.
Mandalorian with a flamethrower: *"Parry this you filthy casual"*
That brings the question. Can the force push fire?
@@aurorialgaming1935 It can push water
@@nighthawk6777 So I'm gonna assume it can then.
In clone wars the Jedi create a bubble using the force in toxic gas
@@aurorialgaming1935 In star wars rebels kanan did
08:25
Fans: “What species is Yoda?”
Lucasfilm: “IDK but here’s a female who’s half his age and also on the Jedi Council.”
Disney: “There is another.”
1:40
Padme: "Also, you don't even need to leave the war if you cannot do so in good conscious. You are a General of the Republic Army. The Jedi Order didn't grant you that rank. The Senate made that call in the wake of all your accomplishments. You are popular with your troops and the people. The Jedi have no legal avenue to hold you against your will or bar you from the battlefield."
Anakin: "Huh. Neat."
To be fair, one reason why he stayed in the order was probably to fulfil his dream in episode one of being a jedi and freeing all slaves. In his eyes. Only a jedi could not only free slaves but have the status in the galaxy to keep them free under their protection from any attempts to reenslave them (otherwise it could have been seen as republic encroachment on the more independent outer rim, the jedi involvement with the republic during the clone wars would undoubtedly complicate things though) Now he has been under Obiwan's leash as a padawan for 10 years since he joined the order so liberation side quests was probably off the table for that period. Also any success would be attributed to obi-wqn and not him (Anakin does have a bit of an ego to put it lightly). Then the clone wars got in the way so he was probably holding on until it's end to do something about the slavery but we all know that it all went down so fast during the end that by the time he could do something about it, he was Lord Vader and so broken about everything that it probably didnt matter to him anymore.
Suddenly I have the mental image of Padme trying to explain to Anakin how taxation is theft and why she steals ducks from the parks in Coruscant.
Except for the fact that the Jedi Order is not any part of the military or political system of the Republic. The Senate cannot command the Jedi to be a part of the war effort or to lead military troops. Which means the Jedi Order's involvement is voluntary and the Council can revoke that their cooperation at any time they'd like, or even prevent a single individual within their order from participating.
@@PyroGam3s You're misinterpreting my post. Basically, Anakin would have had nothing to lose if he were to leave the Jedi Order to be with Padme. Despite all their rules, the Jedi Order cannot do anything to legally punish Anakin for breaking his vows. Anakin could leave the Jedi Order and still serve as a General of the Republic. His rank and position is granted by the Senate, not the Jedi. The Jedi also cannot bar him from taking part in the world and pulling out of the conflict to spite him would just play into Palpatine's hands. They'd also lose their single strongest political ally if they managed to upset Padme. For all the talk of "they won't let us be together" there was literally nothing to Jedi could do to stop him beyond expelling him.
@@doomyboi😂😂😂😂😂
10:35
To be fair, Anakin _did_ stay in the cockpit.
No, no. You've got a point.
@@toasttoast9955 Like on a pencil or a lightsaber? lol nevermind this is a joke! XD
"Jedis can block lasers? Okay have fun with this *buckshot* "
force:
Ever heard of a motherfucking bulletproof vest?
Flechette rounds baby
Parry this you filthy wizard!
0:04 Jedi with 2 lightsabers: “am I a joke to you?”
Jedi with incredible reflexes and is amazing with the force : am I also a joke to you?
That whole bit with Force Ghost Kenobi in RotJ reminds me... For a ghost he seemed to interact with the environment quite a bit. In fact you can notice that when he sits on something it actually sinks a little in response. Now if that was a "mistake", then it would have gotten "fixed" in any of the "special editions" at some point. But no, it's still there.
I never noticed that. I always assumed he was like a peppers ghost or just cgi.
I think it's fine. Kenobi was having a heart-to-heart with Luke, and sitting down beckons Luke to follow suit so that Luke can be better relaxed. Effect wise, I think it would have looked worse if Kenobi was filmed separately so that he could be edited into the scene in post. Sitting is a natural thing people do, even if you aren't tired or can't tire.
He is also interacting with the gravity of Dagoba
this is part of my basis for my theory that starwars and stargate is taking place in the same universe, with force ghosts being something similar to ascension...
The only things 'fixed' in the Special Editions were the shadow for Luke's landspeeder, and the blocky shapes around starships. Prove me wrong?
"they thought we wouldn't notice the Sidious to Hitler analogue" no that was... pretty explicitly something ol' George wanted everyone to notice
the empire literally is inspired of ww2 nazis. hell their guns are even similar to it.
From the beginning, the word Stormtrooper is purloined from the SS.
8:20 I like to believe he either said this, or just “no, fuk u”
Ok the meme about mando telling the armorer she’s no longer a mandalorian is hilarious.
the first time i saw it i stared choking on my food.
They had things called slug throwers which were similar but not as fast a guns and the negatives weren't as good as the positives
So a slug thrower is a musket with extra steps
@@AngryProtoBoi Slug throwers are any weapons that fire actual bullets, the only ones i remember in canon are the single shot tusken rifles but Durge uses what is basically a compact mini gun firing metal bullets against Jedi in that old clone wars animation
Just to add.
Slug throwers were mostly effective on Jedi and sith since if they used their lightsaber the bullets will melt but still hit their target.
And main reason as to why it's not used much is due to the fact it's expensive as hell. And wouldn't do much dmg to those in armour as a energy based weapon would.
@@golden3065 There are 3 depictions of slugs vs sabers: either they melt completely
Pass through the saber as molten metal
Or they simply get stopped by the lightsaber as if hitting something
I dont think canon confirmed any of these
@@rapson158true and I guess it does depend on what the bullets are made from. And then again would go into the major cost of such armory.
"There's no solution to this. Jedi killer" then what about the force?
Yeah plus lightsaber cant block pellets/fire
The force can't block a nuke. Change my mind.
@@TheMcSlenderman moving a big ship to block the nuke in the air
@@2B_Clueless That would just cause a H.A.N.E. killing all electronics.
@@TheMcSlenderman sorry to ask this but what's H.A.N.E
Mandalorian with a Shotgun: Jedi can block lasers? Ok, have fun with this Buckshot
“Oh cool! It’s Kanan and his master!!”
“….oh no! It’s Kanan and his master!!”
- Me watching BB ep 1 for the first time
My friend and I have been watching star wars together for the past few months because they finally convinced me to get into it, and we watched the Bad Batch before Rebels. Didn't make the connection at first, but I had a similar moment when I went back to rewatch TBB on my own.
"Oh, look! Smol Kanan and his master... wait..."
*realization*
"OH NO"
7:39 Anakin also had the fastest glow-up, sadly it only lasted a few seconds
They showed Hayden as the ghost because that’s how Anakin looked when he died.
is vader NOT Anakin?
@@ForzaMonkey he is but people keep acting like he isn't
Isn’t Anakin supposed to only been in his 40’s at that point though?
@@thesciencesphere4273 that’s bc Vader and Anakin are different people. It’s just not in a literal way.
@@Anakinvoorheesyeah exactly
Jedi killer : i am the first and the best!
Shotgun :🗿
Roketlauncher :🗿
Missille:🗿
Nuke:🗿
03:40 iirc, Force Stasis was a dark-side ability. I got the impression that the intention was Cal used it for the first time after Jaro Tapal got shot but then someone decided to add slow puzzles to the flashbacks and undermined that.
19:53I always love it when two franchise memes merge
0:18 Anakin did actually try to use it once on Poggle the Lesser in the clone wars, but then resorted to the classic force choke when he revealed mind tricks don't work on him
and again on cad bane.
the fact that we kinda love palpatine and he was ...designed with the thought of hotler in mind, tells a, lot about this gesellschaft
Bro, nobody wants to hear about a gazelle shaft. Nasty.
00:40
He’s also a descendant of Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne, who owned a sword with a curved hilt which inspired the curved hilt of Dooku’s lightsaber.
He used a curved hilt because Christopher Lee was a fencer and he preferred pistol grip swords
@@leonrussell9607 have you ever heard of sarcasm
@@Q9wihsioa that wasn't sarcasm though
@@Q9wihsioa seriously dude, tf are you on about?
Aint no way bro censored the word cockpit at 10:38 💀💀💀
Cock pit 💀💀💀💀💀
this guy even censors the word black i think, tbh that just shows you think the word black itself is racist, despite literally just being a colour
He also censored the word hot. It’s a RUclips thing a lot of people do now. RUclips can randomly decide a word is offensive and flag you without warning so a lot of RUclipsrs are censoring anything that could possibly maybe sorta, through mental gymnastics, be offensive to cover their bases.
@@michaelwells529 Thanks youtube, this vas very much neccessary.
Also Jews and Stormtroopers at around 11:45.
And calls torture "culture" at 23:30.
People In Movies When Someone They're Arguing With Makes A Point They Can't Argue With: *I Have Spoken*
23:52 love how Padme and Windu's faces barely changed
Christopher lees
Relative apparently created the holy Roman empire so yeah .we was a fucking legend
7:29 Jar Jar is a really unerrated character: in fact, even if someone considers him annoying, he is just a normal dude, who ended up in one of the greates adventures of his time. He always tried to make the best for the republic after that, but sadly he was manipolated by Palpatine. But it wasn't his fault: even the Jedi have been manipolated by The Senate. He was just too kind, and I appreciate kind people like him. At the end of the day Jar Jar is one of the most relatable characters for socially awkard people. Also I love how in the trilogy of novels Aftermat, Jar Jar became a clown. He was intended from the beginning by George Lucas to make kids laugh, and he finally did it. Jar Jar is just wholesome.
And a sith lord.
Jar Jar is like the Hobbits in LOTR. He is a simple nobody (the village idiot no less) who has no reason to get involved with these major events but does and ends up playing a major role.
Jar Jar is the classic example of failing upwards. Many of his accidents, succeed. I'm not personally a fan, but he, and it's rough for me to say this, is essential.
I immediately thought of 2 solutions to the jedi killer, use 2 lightsabers and literally dodge
In response to the first one:
...the jedi could also just dodge. Like, they don't do that often but they absolutely can dodge shots.
Just do the same thing but with a gun, blaster shots move at about 90 mph in the star wars universe compared to a 9mm which moves at 820mph only giving him 0.0272797 seconds to react compared to 0.248548 seconds with the blaster, the average human reaction speed is 0.2 - 0.25 seconds lets say cus he is a sith his reaction speed is 0.1 seconds he still wouldn't be able to stop the 9mm.
@@Q9wihsioa First of all, the speed of blaster bolts is the way it is to be visually pleasing, not because that's their actual canon speed.
Second, a jedi's ability to dodge shots has nothing to do with reaction time. They sense what they need to do through the Force, and they just do it. No matter how fast the shot (be it from a blaster or a regular gun), they always sense it in time. It's actually more dependent on the shooter's reaction time. Are they able to see the jedi predict the shot and move, then adjust their aim accordingly? Probably not.
Caravan of courage, I thought I hallucinated that.
"There's no solution to this."
kid named spinning lightsaber really fast in front of you like a fan blade:
Slug throwers enter the chat
Counter Solution:
Full on shotgun.
Fan blade like Grievous.
Bo Katan is proof that assholes always seem to age better
She’s not an asshole though
What you got against her
She was introduced as a terrorist and "took back" her planet by breaking centuries of treaties allowing the empire to continue their oppression of her people.
I guess she was nice to Ahsoka and Obi-wan that one time though?
*The Jedi Killer Blaster:* No lightsaber can defeat me
*Inquisitor Lightsaber:* Am I a joke to you?
The only time that pos beyblade saber is useful
kylo ren's lightsaber could block it
Jedi killer
Meanwhile Ashoka: I guess i really am not a Jedi if I can't die from that-
7:28 That he was intended to be The Phantom Menace and that's canon.
7:30 His jump height is higher than the Jedi jump height in Lego Star Wars 3
Technically, kylo ren is still the only one with force stasis. The ability that Cal (my favourite character from star wars ever) had was to SLOW DOWN his target. This was actually a new ability to my knowledge. Kylo Ren could only freeze people, or let them move freely.
theres a lot of variants of all this. theres also the ability that Qui-gon and Obiwan used in phantom menace, where they use the force to temporarily speed themselves up. to the user it would seem like everyone and everything else is moving super slowly.
edit: in legends, some jedi were just simply more naturally attuned to certain force abilities. some jedi were even apart of long lineages that passed on certain force traits that made them very very powerful with certain abilities, but worse than even padawans in others.
Darth Maul can force lasers away from him like he did against Bo Katan
Yeah, larger enemies still move fast enough to catch you off guard if you are standing right infant of them
One force user doesn't have any ability another can't use (with the exception of sith Lightning and it's variants like Starkillers Sith Seeker given it requires a tremendous amount of anger and suffering to use in most cases you literally had to be tortured with it to use it) even the Sith could Theoretically use force healing they flat out wouldn't it's against everything they stand for but they could and given its not inherent dark side ( and the perfect way to capture someone alive) nature a jedi could easily justify using stasis if they knew about it of course literally the sith could use lightside abilities designed to cut them off from the dark side (it would be incredibly stupid and counterproductive to do it but still)
Kylo isn't real so no one has it.
I remember having a thought at one point, as Jedi were blocking shot after shot, "Those guys are damn lucky apparently nobody knows what buckshot is."
The Mandalorians did, they figured out pretty quickly that blasters suck against Jedi so they switched to conventional firearms and watched as Jedi took molten lead to the face
Tbh, i think force stasis was probably a forgotten technique, or incredibly underrated until Kylo used it to a perfect way. Cal didn’t really master it pretty sure due to his wide variety of powers but also little knowledge of stasis
Hmm reading this makes me realize the only time I've really seen stasis be used effectively (I dont really remember the new trilogy too well) was KoTOR 2. Cal used it though?
@@aurorialgaming1935 Yea cal used it but couldnt fully freeze objects so not as op as kylos but either way the meme is wrong, a character in the story (Cere) explains that it's a rare trait that not many have.😊
@@ObiWanConeObi This makes me wonder something. Can you use the force to puppeteer someone?
@@aurorialgaming1935 you actually can i believe. dooku did it with the pirates. cal was able to do it too.
@@nota444tm2 Their mind or their body? I mean like forcing 2 people to fight using the force. Because if that's what you mean I need to start playing Jedi Survivor XD
The force: am I a joke to you?
7:24 impeccable tongue control
12:10 To be fair, Ani became a Sith when He looked Like in the third movie.
I mean there are shotguns in starwars and those are pretty good against jedi
flame throwers too. makes em smell all nice and crispy.
@@smiegto mmmm crispy Jedi.
Oh you can block lasers? Have fun with these 2 double barrel shotguns
The jedi killer is blockable with crossguard sabers.
6:57 technically Padme was about 5 to 10 years older than Anakin
Theres no solution to this.
Jedi who wield two sabers💀
0:03 I guess depending on how strong you are you could just move the blaster bolt out of the way, or just dodge / jump
bullets move too fast to jump unless star wars bullets move slower
@@randomgamer3946 Jedi have literal precognition and 6th sense
If those were blasters then the Jedi would dodge, if they were bullets then he would just block them with the force
Why does no one in the comments realize the most blatant solution? A lightsaber isn't stationary. You can move it.
the problem with not training anakin is that its canon that darth plagues was watching anakin so if the hedi didnt train him the sith wouldve got him and so it wouldve been worse
Uhhh doesn’t Anakin use force mind tricks in The Clone Wars? On Cad Bane?
He also used them on the Geanoshion but it didn't work so he took out a light sabor and almost killed it
For the first meme, the solution is force jumping over it
Just do the same thing but with a gun, blaster shots move at about 90 mph in the star wars universe compared to a 9mm which moves at 820mph only giving him 0.0272797 seconds to react compared to 0.248548 seconds with the blaster, the average human reaction speed is 0.2 - 0.25 seconds lets say cus he is a sith his reaction speed is 0.1 seconds he still wouldn't be able to stop the 9mm.
The Mandalorians used guns against the Jedi during their war. Not blasters, like regular guns. The Mandalorians realized blasters were pretty much useless against Jedi since a fairly experienced Jedi can just deflect blaster bolts right back at the shooter. So, the Mandalorians used guns that fire metal projectiles, if the Jedi tried to block the projectiles, their lightsabers would just slice the bullets in half and give them two bullet wounds.
During the old republic, maybe. Modern lightsabers, if precise, vaporize the bullet.
The only advantages as of the Prequel era were that bullets don't bounce, and it's hard for even Jedi to block bullets dead on. Glancing hits aren't enough like with blasters. Any part of the bullet that doesn't come into direct contact with the lightsaber will continue on like nothing happened.
@@corruptangel6793 it wouldn't vaporize the bullet, it would only melt the bullet, lightsabers don't just delete anything in their path, they just melt things like metal really fast, if a Jedi were to try and deflect a solid 12 gauge slug they'd just get pelted by molten metal
@@MeltyZombie yeah, they're melting it to the point of vaporization. And yes, everything I said was canon and explained and shown in the Shatterpoint novel. 12 gauge isn't wider than a lightsaber so that's unlikely.
@@MeltyZombie they would vaporize the metal. Lightsabers are plasma, which is easily hot enough to vaporize any metal. When cutting through a blast door, it only melts the metal because it's a LOT of metal, so it heats up much more slowly than a bullet would.
0:03
One word... sPiNiNg BlAdE
Jedi Killer: exist
*The force and General Sidious have left the chat*
7:27 his antics can be pretty funny
Counters to the triple-barreled blaster: Force Stasis to freeze the shots in place, or dual-wielding lightsabers/shotos to block all 3 shots. Or just, you know, dodge or take cover.
Just do the same thing but with a gun, blaster shots move at about 90 mph in the star wars universe compared to a 9mm which moves at 820mph only giving him 0.0272797 seconds to react compared to 0.248548 seconds with the blaster, the average human reaction speed is 0.2 - 0.25 seconds lets say cus he is a sith his reaction speed is 0.1 seconds he still wouldn't be able to stop the 9mm.
Fun fact: those AT AT looking ass cranes were the original inspiration for them.
12:50 *r4
If Darth Vader is a legend then General Grievous is a Astmatic Chad
18:45
damn the editor got shafted hard after the daleks fired him
Also lets not forget that at least two iterations of the doctor voice characters in the clone wars and Rebs
David Tennent: Doc ten/the lightsaber smith
Tom Baker: doc four/the bendu
Honestly with either I wouldn't be shocked to see a tardis hidden somewheres nearby the bendu literally is just a big furry version of ol teeth and curls and the lightsaber smith might as well just be Doc 10 manning a remote controlled drone from the tardis.
Fun Fact :
Grievous has 10 wives and 30 kids before being turned into cyborg.
Imagine if they would have just equiped battle droids with laser shotguns.
Or just stuffed hand grenades into every B-1 set to go off the moment the droid is damaged enough to knock it offline. Swing lightsaber? Kaboom!
0:41 he was also in the secret services, and a ww2 veteran (hence an inspiration for James bond)
21:47 technically Asoka is the rightfully owner she beat maul while it was in his possession she just never claimed it in the fall of order 66
Palpatine beat him before that though (despite Maul "cheating" with Savage as backup). Since Vader killed him right before dying of his injuries there’s technically no rightful owner left
@@planetbob6703 after he got the dark saber the only 2 fights he lost where first to kanobi but then he beat kanobi getting it back then lost to Asoka but never beat her she was beat by no one until vadar, vadar was then beat by luke and he got his azz beat by Asoka a lot in training so ya it's Asoka's "technically"
@@CG-_- did... did you just ignore the massive battle where Palpatine kills Savage and has Maul begging for mercy? Because that was just after he takes over Mandalore and kicks Kenobi's ass so hard he has to fkee the planet...
Also liking your own comments is very sad.
this whole thing is kind of ridiculous imo, just like the rightful owner of the Elder Wand in Harry Potter
Edit: turns out the Elder Wand is referenced later in the video lol
@@planetbob6703 months later ik smh... your order of events is off chief
you know how you beat the jedi killer? Don't hold your blade in one place, move it to the side and back and deflect all 3 bolts. It requires a lot of speed and accuracy but those are both things jedi have in spades.
You want to know the real jedi killer? A regular-ass shotgun. What's that, you want to parry metal buckshot with a superheated blade? Enjoy that faceful of molten metal, you emotionally stunted nerd.
0:00 - 0:05 you do realize you could just make the lightsaber bigger right as in make it thicker.
Your starting to sound like a sepritice
Yoda being on Luke for intense physical training out of the bat.
Yoda “weight of one, that still only counts”
I like saying his "Okey day!"
Meanwhile Vader: deflect blaster with one hand easily.
Imagine if he used his hand and lightsaber at the same time
20:30 DON’T UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF LAUGHTER THIS MOVIE HAS!
Me with a pirate cannon: "Parry me these 50kg of pure rock, Jedi"
1:28 the force works in strange ways😂
0:04 *uses the force to crush the gun and bullets*
There's a basic force technique to absorb harmful radiation or energy. Vader does this in the original trilogy when han shoots at him.
Vadar has Armor on, and not shitty stormtrooper Armor, his Armor stoped Kenobis light sabor in Kenobi armor
At first glance, I thought that the thumbnail was a British electrical plug.
"You can't parry this"
Solution is actually quite simple, two Lightsabers
Okay, hear me out.
*Two lightsabers?*
You'd need two Jedi Killers to counter two light sabers.
5:03 can someone explain the Lego pieces to me? I mean, they're both blasters, right?
17:26
I am currently lying in bed with two swords, another on my wall, and 3 guns under my bed.
Technically there is three solutions to the Jedi killer, 1) 2003 Star Wars the clone wars Force Deflection (used by Obi-Wan Kenobi on a Droideka before fighting Durge a second time) able to repel multiple blaster bolts in different directions. 2) Using force pull on the Jedi Killer. 3) using force speed from Phantom Menace to out run and circle around in spiral formation and strike from behind or disarm the weapon.
remember that anakin had to fight a bunch of children using lightsabers. How many kids can you win in a fight when all of them are using knifes?
That fight was probably Anakin's hardest fight.
Have you heard of the Jedi’s incredible ability to jump out of the way of lasers?
Ayo why that Jedi look like he boutta smash through the Jedi Temple's version of Wall Maria?🤣
20:10 I WILL NOT STAND FOR THIS SLANDER!!!!
Multisabers
Force dodging
20:10
George Lucas only let Mel Brooks create _Spaceballs_ on the condition that no merch was sold. That’s why Brooks put it all in the film itself.
The Jedi killer could easily be countered with 2 lighsabers. You'd need 5 barrels to get past most people.
For General Grievous, you'd need 9, unless he started zipping around in a hoverchair so he could use his legs, then you'd need 13.
Each barrel would also need to be spaced far enough apart that each blade could only block 2 shots, without intersecting with any other barrels. For the smaller varieties, that probably won't be an issue, but the more barrels you have, you'd start needing more and more space to keep everything from forming a line of 3. That runs the risk of becoming unwieldy. My assumption would be that the best way each section is on a different plane would be to position all of the barrels in a circle, but perhaps there is some arrangement that could offer a tigher spread. Perhaps these efforts would lead to Jedi learning to wield light-shields in tandem with their sabers, making all of this exercise a moot point.
In all likelihood, one large blast, too powerful to deflect with a lighsaber, would likely be more effective than a flurry of shots that can be deflected.
The you realise they can use force so nothing u do matters
Couldn't a sweep of the lightsaber blade deflect all three laser bolts? The three shots would maybe need a slight delay, or stagger. Kind of how sometimes the four lasers from an X-Wing can be set to fire sequentially.
0:12 I’m pretty sure he did when they were interrogating Cad Bane in the clone wars, along with a couple other jedi, I don’t remember the episode
16:55 Finally, someone said it. As soon as it premiered, I was like... don't get attached to these kids?!
I've ALWAYS wondered why Jedi enemies don't just use shotguns.
The REAL Jedi killer; Any form of actual gun with lead bullets (referred to as slugthrowers in Star Wars)
or an actual laser weapon
*spartan laser noises*
Or any paracausal weapon/Ability.
*golden gun casting sound*
TWO LIGHTSABERS GO BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.
0:00 use the Jedi reflexes and amazing speed to hid all 3 blasts FROM THE SIDE while they're coming at you, instead of colliding with them head on. This should be able to deflect them into the wall.
The Jedi Killer: nothing can beat me
Me: just move
The mandolorians have a banned weapon called the ripper that fires a solid projectile wrapped in plasma. It’s nigh impossible to block, and partially disintegrates targets, leaving just enough left to scream (wonder why it’s banned?). If a Jedi does deflect it, there’s always slug throwers, i.e. bullets and buckshot!
Ever since i was a kid i thought it was strange that Shrek and Han were do similar, they literally have similar clothes
4:43 This one hit me right in the feels.........
There is no solution to this.
Jedi: * uses the force *
21:12 in episode 2 when chasing the assassin Anakin and Obi wan fly over a gigantic powerplant, so there you go
07:05
Jedi aren’t space wizards. They’re space paladins.
They wield swords.
They call themselves “knights” but also use magic.
They forbid romance.