Can we get some KOTOR Tributes. Revan Valkorion.

1:05 Kylo *mumble* Ren: The dark side.... is in our nature." not "The dark side .... is in on each."

Suggestion title for a new edit: ´´Jedi´s sin´´.

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Plus it shows Anakin looking to Darth Vader to make the correct decision which he wasn't strong enough to make.

​@@zachryder3150 Wait, which decision?

@@thalmoragent9344 Bringing Palpatine to justice and not giving into the Dark Side.

​​@@zachryder3150Oh, I see. I was reading it the wrong way. So, it was Anakin looking to Vader, his older self, as an example. Vader killed Palpatine, Anakin/Young Vader didn't.

TimeStamp?

From others, perhaps - but not from yourself. The chains without are nothing compared to the chains within. You can never outrun your past, so be careful what you fill it with. Weigh your choices carefully. And always remember - Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted.

The chains... The chains are the easy part. It's what goes on in _here_ that's hard.

"Evil is a word used by the ignorant and the weak. The Dark Side is about survival. It's about unleashing your inner power. It glorifies the strength of the individual." - Darth Bane of the Sith

​​@@thedude3065Which is why even those who balance themselves, like the Nightsisters, or those who worship the Celestials (like the Ones, or the Bendu) have it the best. They see the Son and Daughter not as personifications of the Dark or the Light, but as aspects of the Force as a whole Sometimes, you need anger, you need to have that inner drive, that passion, that emotion to gain the strength to either save yourself or do what you need. The Son was the example of this. BUT, he fell to the Dark side in the end, he succumbed to it fully when he killed his sister and he realized what he had done was wrong. The Daughter was on the more peaceful side, but at times she would act as the Jedi did, which is to say that perhaps she had a slightly arrogant or self righteous manner when it came to certain things in regards to service to her Father, who was the embodiment of the Force at its balance

AND the jedi

​​@@mustafatheslayer5125 Except for the first one, that is. But yeah, Luke's Order allowed a wider range of emotions than the old Jedi Order, which was for the best

thank you bro🙌🏼

Two of my favourite star wars editors in one comment section???

True. Which is why the likes of the Nightsisters are so powerful, they don't use the Dark side, at least not the way Sith do, and they too use aspects of the light

A surprisingly spiritual quote really, as that is the reality of humanity. The only reason so many bad things happen is because too many people simply give into the darkness within them. It’s not easy, of course, but imagine what the world would be like if we all tried to resist the urge to take the easy path.

Thanks man!🙏🏼

Hey can you make one on the light side of the force

Appreciate it man🙏🏼

Yep. People felt/feel the same way about the Prequels in a similar, albeit still better light. I may not be a fan of the Sequels but they too had great potential. The Prequels had even greater potential, but the script every now and then just didn't do the overall vision justice.

@@cactusmalone Never said the Sequels will ever be viewed positively, I said the Sequels had wasted potential, and it could've been so much more. Even some of the trashes scripts for Episode 9 would've been far better than what we got. As for the Prequels, yeah they were rather poorly done movies, but Episode 3 was alright, and the fact it gave rise to the Clone Wars and Bad Batch is why people like that Era, even if the movies themselves were... less than Stellar, to say the least.

@@cactusmaloneThat is exactly the same shit that people said about the Prequels in the 2000’s: “They are objectively horrendous movies that will never be viewed positively. They have no redeeming qualities.” You have become the very thing you swore to destroy.

@@cactusmalone You clearly weren't around when the original "Star Wars is dead" sentimentality was thrown around. Around the early 2000's there were entire forums and websites dedicated to making fun of George Lucas and the Prequels, entire blogs and vlog series dedicated to proving the point that there is not a stretch longer than 5 seconds in the Prequels that doesn't become excruciating to watch (cf. HelloGreedo, Plinkett Reviews). If you visited any notable comic book store or nerd gathering in the East Coast around this time you would be constantly hearing of open and total lambasting and shock of what the Prequels had become as well as self-righteous hopes that the franchise needed to be removed from George's hands. To these people and a large amount of fans, George Lucas in the early 2000's was a sell-off and a lazy fraud who couldn't pay enough attention to his movies to make the camerawork kinetically exciting or the characters and their stories compelling - yet could spend countless of hours giving out toy licenses and apparently creating his movies with those in mind. All of this Lucas-critical mentality reached its culmination in the release of the fan made video documentary called "The People vs. George Lucas" (2010). All this backlash from entitled and very opiniated fans eventually lead to George Lucas parting with the franchise in 2012 and George obviously spitefully sold the franchise to the bigger media congloremate on earth to prove his personal point on how studio intereference would have made Star Wars even more soulless ("You will beg me to come back after this. But I won't because what you did to me..."). When the Force Awakens was announced, many of these same circles lambasted the idea of new movies and thought that Star Wars deserved to stay dead after the Prequels. The Force Awakens thematically and visually was an arm extension to this sentiment regarding the state of the Star Wars franchise ("This will begin to make things right..."). With this in mind, I am not convinced even for one second that George Lucas coming back would make people like Star Wars or its owner ever again. Its owner is always going to face an army of entitled fans and swathes of dunning-kruger revisionism of what is and what was good Star Wars... If you weren't there around to experience the early 2000's, you wouldn't really have perspective on this. Even though I really like the Prequels in my own ways, it is delusional to think that this rather new wave of Prequel love is anything else but a new wave of revisionism by the Star Wans fans specifically targeted against the new owner of the franchise.

I finished and my godly god god did I gain more brain cells, that video was the most amazing I’ve seen so far aside from Darth Vader! But great job on the video @swft! Can’t wait for more 😁

The first Sith Ajunta Pall told Revan the Sith Order was a mistake. He was one of the first Sith to find redemption and to become one with the Force.

I have a new edit I would appreciate if you could check it out and leave a comment

The dark side of the force is a pathway to many abilities some considered to be unnatural - Palpatine

When does Anakin say this?

When was this said

That wasn't Anakin, that sounded like it was Starkiller saying this.

Damn really? I've played through those games like 5 times when I was a kid I can't believe I didn't remember that. It sounds so close to a mix between Luke and anakin it felt like it was both

It was darth maul in rebels

Thanks brother!!

We did. It’s called the Sequels. Emperor Palpatine transferred his life essence into his granddaughter and Kylo Ren succumbed to his emotions to save Rey, allowing Palpatine to live on. Why else would Rey bury the Skywalker lightsabers and take on the Skywalker name? It was out of mockery, not of reverence.