That is actually pretty close to the canon explanation for his cough. The reason why is because the rebuilding process was flawed and thus left some pretty nasty damage to his lungs which of course were one of the few organs that actually remained intact. Well, that and his eyes, intestines (which I found weird considering he doesn’t have a mouth anymore) and his brain. (Though the brain was surgically altered in multiple ways. The first was to remove his sense of mercy and warrior’s honor, as well as to allow him to learn all 7 lightsaber forms and actually be able to properly wield a lightsaber. There was one other thing that the altering of his brain did and that was suppress some of the memories of his past. All in all, the process was incredibly complex but the surgery actually led to a sort of success in that the same technology was used to rebuild Darth Vader after his fateful duel on Mustafar where the rest of his organic limbs were lopped off and his body both inside and out was severely burned and scarred.

​@@Enterprise-D666I thought he coughs because windu force crushed his chest

@@ststudios12345 That’s in the original legends continuity.

Dooku

It's stated later in the movie that Padme's defeat was at Nute Gunray's request upon joining the separatists. Dooku, being to busy to bother with such a petty revenge hires Jango to do it. Jango, being an idiot, outsources his assassination to Zaan (was that her name?) who didn't count on two Jedi guarding her at the exact moment she sent the worms. What really clinches it is the delivery droid deposited the worms and just stayed there THEN returned to Zaan when the worms were killed. It either should have immediately taken off after delivery or self-destructed when a Jedi grabbed it. The Sith would have won immediately.

@@NFITC1 Jango isn’t an idiot, he just did like the idea of going to kill a senator that is guarded by 2 Jedi in the middle of a crowded city

Sidious does need Padme gone. You forget what playing both sides mean. Chancellor's office tips off Captain about assassination on Senator Padme. Anikin and Padme are pushed Jango kills would be assassin with Kamino Dart, leads Jedi to clone army, Jango leads Obi-Wan to Genoisus, war starts, Anakin on hook for darkside with Padme marriage.

Star Wars is fine. Don't be so dramatic

@@KushNasty I wish it was, my friend.

@@KushNastyyou must not be a star wars fan. Move along.

EVERYTHING must be subverted or destroyed. The marxists will make it into a vehicle to push their ideology or get rid of it if they can’t. It’s way above money.

@@KushNasty The worst part of Star Wars has always been the fans.

But what about before 1999 when none of Vader\anakins relationship with he droids existed?

@@andrewhaddad6376 I mean alot of it did just not on screen. Lucas wrote the basics of the prequel before he wrote a new.hope. and we are talking empire here so basic ideas like that might have been fleshed out alrdy but yes i agree with video now that I've watched it.

If Vader was trying to protect C3P0, he wouldn't have allowed him to be shot to pieces in the first place. He also wouldn't have allowed him to be sent to be melted down by the Ugnaughts, as he was about to be.

@sireuchre good point. What if he just wasn't in know though. Being able to sense the force doesn't make him psychic. It's not like he was there the whole time. I beleive all of that happened before Vader got there.

@@BCc249 When we talk basics though, it was extremely basic. And lots of his stuff had severe, critical re-writes. People 'trash' on the ST because it seems so "by the seat of their pants" but that's how the OT was too. Lucas's 'prequel basics' before he wrote ANH most certainly didn't have anything about Vader being Luke's dad. That didn't come until he actually had to write ESB. So even if he did have it written down that Anakin or Vader built C-3PO, he would have had to make a choice on which one did it, as those would have been different people at that time. There is an article from ScreenRant that tries to make a clever leap. There's something from 1977 where Lucas was RPing as 3PO and mentions: "Many of the droids would fall apart very rapidly. I was lucky to be totally reassembled by a young boy working for a junk dealer. After several years I gained new coverings and became as good as new." He also mentions the planet Affa as his original 'birthplace' (before being disassembled and reassembled), but fails to really mention anything about Tatooine specifically. Lucas was improving his way through that OT. And then trapped himself in a box when he had to make the PT connect to it.

He's been on a new channel called FGS for about a year now.

Bait *

After Vader got that robotic arm, he became a master baiter.

Not really ( but ya, just trying to save this stuff lol ) every action Luke took that wasn't a " good " choice can easily be explained for same reasons Anakin was always doom to the darkside. Yoda said it very clear in episode 1 and we all ignored it, because we wanted Luke to be some giant pillar of good. You cant be older than 5 and learn the ways of the force without one day turning, the real world would have imprinted certain emotions and instincts that directly conflict with he teachings of the Jedi. Such as love for ones mother, or family.

Same for the book of Boba Fett. Luke sending r2 into danger with a baby ? He should have been escorting them at least.

Yoda was desperate and didn’t exactly have any other choices. Case closed.

@@Limavadian Also Yoda stated in Empire Strikes Back, speaking to a forced Kenobi, that the boy is too old.

@@silencedmaxim5889 True.

Eh, too me it means too old to indoctrinate, since the 'mighty' Jedi could find the evil they were looking for, and got their butts kicked by said evil, in the form of pretty much what I call George Soros in a black robe.

Based on what also happened in the Force Awakens, no one apparently gives a flying f$@% about Chewie. I'm still pissed that Leia rushed to hug Rey after Han's death when they disembarked from the Falcon, totally ignoring Chewie who was off first and walked right past her. But hey, Rey's totally not a Mary Sue.

Remember how Vader had Han and Chewie tortured to help draw Luke to Bespin? A dead Chewie wouldn't be disturbing the Force like a beacon to draw in Luke, but a living one agonizing over Han being in carbonite and being detained and presumably still possibly tortured (remember they used ear shattering sounds to torture him) would. Edit: Oh, and if he cared about C3P0, he wouldn't have allowed him to be shot to pieces to begin with.

@@DocFunkenstein anakin is more of a mary sue than rey

I was thinking that as well, but I'm not annoyed because it saved me the bother of looking for it.

It was always organic that way. Mark crashes his car => Wampas on Hoth. Harrison hates the third wheel, and bangs Carrie => Carbon freeze that maybe kills Han (depending on whether he'll be back for the sequel or not)

Canon means whatever the ecclesiastical symposium decides is not apocrypha, whether the congregation wants to hear it or hate it. In this case, it's what Disney paid 4.6 Bn for, to be THE authority on. Just say you don't like Rey, you can't identify with her and be done with it. Or come up with a legitimate confusion or criticism (of the narrative, not the arguably poor filmmaking), so we might offer you perspectives to help. Why is Legends better? Nobody ever controlled Legends, wasn't there a story were like Luke had sex with his own clone, Luuuke, or something like that? It's unlimited and not beholden to any maintenance or respect for the characters - precisely, what I'm guessing, you would pretend to complain about in the ST (just because other people thunk so, and you fell for it). Deliberately an outright mess of no definition 100% fan-fiction, except monetized by people who earned nothing, didn't even pay for it, just flat out raped it. How is that better? Quantity over quality? You can't say "because it came first" - you'd have to be living in a cave rubbing sticks together for fire, you know, the original lifestyle.

@@philippeamon7271 paying for a franchise does not mean you get to dictate it as George Lucas opened his franchise up to other people to write stories in and of course there would be a few weird ones but a soulless corporation looking for its next cash grab can never produce at the same quality as authors and developers who want to create a story for the story the sequels are a soulless cash grab that tries to profit off the star wars ip and disney buying star wars left a massive gap in the EU timeline and multiple unfinished stories and George Lucas was tricked into selling it as disney had promised they would use his plan for the sequel trilogy they did not and why do we have great series like Andor and mandalorian season 1 and 2 thats because disney gave the writers freedom to tell a good story but most disney star wars is just soulless cash grabs and bad writing

​@@philippeamon7271 who hurt you? Let the dude enjoy Legends... And yes, it's better because there's no corporation enforcing what people can make and was made when George still owned the company? The myths are made by people, not by marketing department and notes that tell the writers what to do. Ironically, on average there's still more respect for the OT character progression than in corporatized Disney SW. I wonder how that happened, when hard guidelines and restrictions should logically give writers less room to mess up characters?

@@philippeamon7271 What a pretentious load of waffle lol why does he have to fully explain right here and now WHY he prefers the original extended universe over Disney's new canon? He finished his comment with "that's just my opinion" and you had to come up with this essay of a response lol what a prick

Ain’t no Star Wars without Jacen, Jaina, Ben, Mara, Kip, Tallon, Corran...

No, no, no. He did briefly have the low ground, but then he jumped up and took the high ground. THEN he cut Maul it two.

I knew the high ground one

It was 3po whose memory was wiped I think

Sadly tho, it is. 😢