Can you make a part two of this on if the yuuzhan vong invaded Grievous empire but to make it a bit more interesting thrawn joins grievous to worn him and make the power levels of everything on legends or something like that if only for fun’s sake 👌

Could you do what if the Yuzhann Vong invaded during the reign of the First Order?

What if Siri Tachi was Qui-gon's apprentice instead of Obi-Wan and then follow that up with what if she was Anakin's master along that story as well.

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To be fair, with a combination of 2003’s skills, and SWTCW’s personality; you get a hell of a character.

Cuz 2003 grievous isn't a retard

​@@psychic79 I agree.

as it should!

@@psychic79 I prefer the 2003 version, due to the expansions of his character due to the pre Disney buyout comics. the SWTCW never struck as having much a "personality" even after recently rewatching the entire show from beginning to end.

I know right

_And becomes a true force to be reckoned with._ Not Sidious - heck, not even *_Vader_* - anticipated that Grievous would return with gusto.

That’s exactly what I want from him where droids take over planets after planets .

Yes

Yes, and papa palps tries to have it crash into the temple.

Now that would just be anticlimactic

W video idea

​@@Endrgamr262well the video could just focus on another character after the 3 died :/

least he didn't use the Blackwing virus

But "reuniting" with zombified Padme was not. His psyche simply couldn't handle that.

@@alexfischer7876 and it's hilarious because he's a idiot also he kinda deserves it he's the one who killed her

In this universe Vader created umbrella

_Over a billion people of Coruscant,_ however, beg to differ.

​​​@@alexfischer7876statistics"Said emperor grievous supported by the Ghost of tarkin and Vader the zombie maker.

I would make him rusty fr fr

Grievous, the puppet destined to die at the end of the Clone Wars, rises up in defiance against this fate, after reading about Grievous' backstory (the Legends version), I wanted him to get revenge on his puppet masters.

I want to make him rusty

How. 1984's Oceania has struggles between the ruler and the resistance, not the former poor and the former rich. Fuck you.

This is just like George Orwell’s novel 1984

In the original Battlefront II they did do the bottom one however the Empire was still using clones at that point

​@@Player-oq8omI mean by kept using them instead replaced them with ordinary people.

​@jonathan4158, the empire using clones was already done I can edit the comment with the link if you want me to show it to you.

Oh also, speaking to the reader now. Yes, you! If you care enough about Grievous to be in this comment section, you OWE it to yourself to Google the word "Sahuldeem" and find the link connecting to the website Ao3. It's a fan written backstory of Grievous' entire life from birth all through the Huk war and his service to the IGBC. It's still ongoing and we just got to the shuttle crash and ensuing surgeries. It's fantastically well written and reading the new chapters every two to three weeks has seriously been a highlight of my life for the past year or so.

Good idea

That maybe true idea

Oh, imagine both sides being attacked by their troops

W idea this needs to be too comment ong

Good idea. Palpatine would never let Dooku kill Anakin, so really he was in no danger, but of course Padme didn’t/doesn’t know that.

Happy Star Wars Day my friend…and May The 4th Be With You.

Happy may the fourth!!

What if Maul trained Maul?

@@metal_pipe9764wait wait i’ve got something better. WHAT IF MAUL TRAINED MAUL WHO TRAINED MAUL TO TRAIN SIDIOUS

That would be interesting

Ikr, I'm more curious as to Anakin's story here, as the Prophecy is probably more metaphorical. In this story Grievous is more of an ideal Sith than Vader is. If Anakin's children are still alive, a chance for redemption is still an option. And this version of Vader is not as malicious as his canon counterpart, it's only due to Emperor Palpatine's orders and influence that made him the Enforcer of the Empire that he was, here he's just an depressed and grieving man. In canon, Vader loses everything in his life but still had motivation, such as revenge on Obi-Wan, but since Obi-Wan is dead in this timeline, and not even by Vader's own hand... he can't even find that sort of satisfaction, and the puppeteer that controlled his entire life (Palpatine) is now dead too. And he doesn't have any idea that his children are alive, and there's no Obi-Wan or any other Jedi that would train them, and they'll never find out the truth about their father. This Vader literally has NOTHING to look forward to, and so he has no reason to become the monster in canon, he's just an empty shell. The only enemy that he may have some interest in facing is Grievous, as he's never faced him as Anakin Skywalker, as if he would even want to win that fight, no amount of power in the force will motivate him in defeating an enemy that is just as much of a tool as he was, what Palpatine tried to do to Anakin, by killing hope completely in Vader, thus destroying Anakin Skywalker forever... Grievous does this single-handedly without even realizing it. There is no Darth Vader without Darth Sidious, and there is no Galactic Empire without Emperor Palpatine. If anything, it would be even more of a challenge for Anakin Skywalker here to come back, because the only thing left would be himself, his greatest enemy has always been himself, and Grievous is just a dark mirror to him. A reflection. If this story continues, it should come back to Anakin, and how he struggles in this alternate reality that Emperor Grievous has created. He's not Anakin because almost all ties to his past are dead as far as he knows, and he's not Vader because Palpatine is dead, he is just nameless.

This would be Warhammer 40k material without it being Warhammer lol

With obi wan ❤

@@lordkilljoy9652 No just no.