He shows it like twice lmao This is mad cope

'Why doesn't he splice in whole scenes, Disney won't mind, is he stupid?'

Not really a Mary Sue when it's established that she is related to fucking Palpatine, one of the strongest force users to ever live and it was not amptitude lol She literally just pulled her lightsaber with the force instinctivly 90% of her fight with Ren was running away, 10% of it was her finally accepting her connection with her force and relying on it to predict Ren's moves Being really good at something despite lacking experience is not just a Mary Sue trait but also a general main character trait or a "chosen one" trait If you spend the whole movie setting up that someone is DEEPLY connected to the force then it makes sense to show them ya know... being really deeply connected to the force And she was aware of what the force was she just ddin't want to accept it because she didn't feel worthy that doesn't sound very Mary Sueish now does it? She does not in fact know the Falcon better than Han Solo lol not sure where she got this from The reason why she seems knowledgeable about it is because her father was a mechanic and she probably saw him changing the parts of ship dozens of times and maybe even helped out not to mention her spending years salvaging ships from parts Its not insane to say she knows a thing or two about ships since her life depended on it for a few years As for Ren getting defeated it had to be done early so they would have time to develope his redemption arc over the course of the 3 movies, if they defeated him at the end of the 3rd movie like Vader you would cry rivers that they copied the first trilogy lol For the tie fighter thing Luke also didn't have any experience shooting down tie fighters in the first trilogy yet he was also doing it lol And I don't remember about the last part so if you could please elaborate

@@IvanPetrov-wb1vb No. She wasn't at first. That came later because you become that powerful without SOME explanation. SHE USED THE FORCE WITHOUT TRAINING. Pull or pushing things with the force requires training, the very basics at least. She's not the chosen one. Anakin was. How did she know A. Where the compressor was and B. HOW to bypass it? Never explained. She had never flown a ship before and the parts she scavenged were from an ISD not a YT-1300 and even then, the Falcon is a HEAVILY modified YT-1300. Nope. According to Adam Driver his character was intended to be unredeemable. Too far gone. That would've been intreasitng but let's ignore that. If the main villain is defeated in the first movie of the trilogy, it sucks out any menace they might've had. There's no stakes because the hero won therefore the villain is no longer a credible threat. Furthermore, Kylo was trained by both Luke and Snoke. How did he lose to someone who until that point never held a lightsaber much less how to wield one? Incorrect. He said in the movie that he used to bullseye whomp rats with his T-16 back home. Rey shot down THREE with ONE shot. Luke never managed that. Rey never suffers for her actions. Oh she gets sad that Kylo doesn't join her. That's it. She fights like how a Sith would, on anger and emotion. Any problem that might come of her actions is swiftly negated. She destroys the transport Chewie was on? Nope, he was on another transport! Made a mistake where she should've got her hand cut off? Nope! They deliberately miss! She's a Mary Sue. You wanna know why? The novelization for The Last Jedi has it where when she was being interrogated by Kylo and she turned it around she DOWNLOADED ALL OF KYLO'S TRAINING. I'm not making this up!

@@muigokublack6487 You are lol

The original Mary Sue would pay respects to her. Rey is on a different league.

He is not a Star Wars fan, he is a Disney Star Wars fan.

​@@paulpaterson1661 Oh just piss off.

Is this a negative or a positive comment? I can't tell.

@@paulpaterson1661 What's the difference between this and people hating the PT?

@@al112v4 It's neither. Personally I don't agree with anything said in the video. For me Rey set a new standard, a new benchmark to which every other overpowered, flawless, carelessly written one dimensional protagonist will be compared and something that every writer should carefully study in order to avoid it. But that's my opinion.

@@madlad1741 lmao, know way you said she flies the falcon better than Solo. You did not watch this video at all, bud.

@madlad1741 I mean I would say your just plain stupid. She beats an extremely wounded Kylo Ren. also she uses her staff in the movie so clearly she has hand to hand combat skills so not that surprising that she can lazily wave a lightsaber. She never pilots the Falcon in TLJ that's chewy. She does not beat Luke all that happens is Luke and her fight with a couple sticks then Luke grabs her staff and she force grabs the lightsaber causing Luke to back up and he trips and uses the force to catch himself. That's not a win he'll this wasn't even a fight you interpreting it that way kind of just tells me your insecure about something. Lifts boulders like every other jedi okay sure whatever. So gets on a gun and shoots some tie fighter like Luke okay. Literally all you got in t he mind trick my dude. So your little dome there doesn't seem to pay attention and just repeats talking points from chuds on KZfaq who have been proven wrong time and ti e again.

@madlad1741 well let's see here again she's fighting a wounded opponent and she used a staff so I can believe she has enough skill to just lackadaisically swing a lightsaber . Jedi Mind trick I'll give you. She never piloted the Falcon in The Last Jedi that was Chewy. Her and Luke got in a little tussle he threw her staff she got the lightsaber with the force and Luke backed up and tripped. The fact that's like a beating up Luke moment for you makes me wonder if your insecure about something. Oh she lifted up a bunch of rocks big deal again what are you insecure about?

@madlad1741 yeah I watched TFA I saw how she crashed tge falcon a few times I also saw how her job on Jakko was to pull stuff out of ships while Han and Chewy throughout the OT couldn't even figure out how to fix the hyperdrive. And we've already been through the kylo stuff I destroyed your arguments on that already. Luke could've lifted his X wing if he had just believed in it which yoda tells him. So there are moments in the movie that explain these apparently huge problems I can only think of 2 reasons for why you keep repeating them. A. Your comprehension sucks and you just weren't paying attention to the movie and when you heard these critisms from like people you decided to adapt them as your own, or B. Your insecure about something what it is I'm not sure you said women in your last comment so is that it?

@@madlad1741Dude, the reason she knew how to fix the falcon was because that shithead that "took care of her" on Jakku changed some parts, and she knew about that. If I remember correctly, she "bypassed the compressor" that shithead had added or something. That explains that. The folks that say Rey isn't a Mary Sue, are the fans that actually watched the sequels more than once because they weren't overly hurt by Luke not being the hero they always held in their minds.

Omg Yes! By all means the sequels have problems but Rey a Mary Sue? Where the heck does THAT come from.

I think part of that claim comes from a lack of lasting consequences due to Rey’s flaws/mistakes. Indeed, she had flaws and made mistakes. She fired a lightning bolt at a transport ship she thought was carrying Chewie, but as the audience first and Rey later would find out, Chewie did in fact survive. Rey was brutally mentally assaulted by Snoke in TLJ, but she seemed to get up and walk off with no sign to indicate that her mind was just recently forcibly broken into. She goes into a dark side cave to find out who her parents are, only to find out the depressing answer that they were “nobodies.” But even that was subverted in the next film by clarifying that Rey was in fact a Palpatine, and that her parents bravely died protecting her from discovery. Heck, she hasn’t even lost a limb yet, like somebody please just cut off a toe or something. But, uh, then again, she could probably use force healing to restore whatever was lost. Well, maybe not entire limbs, but definitely fingers, as Clonepatine demonstrated in TRoS.

@@GGBlasterIt always somehow comes back to her not losing a limb. How ridiculous. Her struggle is more mental. She's strong and hard-headed.....why would she be completely broken after her encounter with Snoke? She's the protagonist so she's supposed to prevail. After the dark cave though, she is vulnerable and confides in the enemy. That's not the smartest move now is it? She makes plenty of mistakes and has to overcome her darkness. Just because she doesn't lose a limb or suffer from the same physical loss as Luke did, doesn't make her a Mary Sue.

@@kaygee2121 I didn’t say she was one. I’m still studying the films and trying to get a better understanding of the story and Rey’s role in all of it. As for loss of limb, it’s honestly very little to lose for a whole lot to gain. In universe, lost limbs are replaced with cybernetics, which serves both to allow the character to “keep” their limb while also leaving a permanent reminder of what they’ve lost. It’s almost like a cheap magic trick, but it absolutely makes the character more human. I see it as a simple way to help frustrated fans appreciate Rey at least a little more. After all, how bad is it to lose a fictional arm or leg, if it can improve the character and story?

@@GGBlaster That's fair. I've just seen the limb argument over and over. I personally don't see how losing a limb would be like the ultimate test for her or anything, but I like how you put it, and what the significance would mean to you.

It's called critical thinking. You should try it sometime 😉💖

@@kaygee2121 critical thinking is precisely what tends to prevent people enjoying the sequels

@@SkiteRight A complete lack of critical thinking*.

​ @@SkiteRight You clearly failed English class if you hate critically thinking about the media that you consume.

@@chandlersleziak6416 you misunderstood what I'm saying. To do critical thinking in regards to the star wars sequels leads to enjoying them less because all the bad writing and poor planning becomes apparent. To do critical thinking in regards to something well made usually leads to enjoying it more, because you discover more of the nuance and detail that went into it. The sequel trilogy isn't like this.

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@@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS - Because Rey is a Mary Sue.

@@engineerdeluxe how so

@@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS - Lightsabers skills without training, Pilot skills, Engineering skills (in the Millennium Falcon). The list is long. I bet you will find a video here on YT on than topic if you are interested.

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@@kafukwamekemeh You know what they say about assumptions... Not sure if you meant me or the OP but I've been a huge SW fan since 1999 my guy. You don't have to have a hateful perspective to call yourself a fan. Stop gatekeeping with lousy excuses.

@@kafukwamekemeh Also, "know" not no. I don't usually correct grammar, but when you're talking about writing, KNOWING proper grammar goes a long way for your argument..

I am not even sure you were star wars fan before TFA released

That makes no fuckin sense whatsoever

Or maybe Kylo Ren is just nowhere near as skillful a fighter as presumed?

Kylo wasn't as skilled as many think + he was injured.

then you didn't look hard enough.

Neither did I tbh. Those films still leave a bad taste in my mouth, but it’s good to hear other ppl’s opinions

@@runsoncaffeine ohh yeah because there isn't any

The vast majority of the people who saw the film wouldn't identify as haters or grifters. They simply watched the movie and it didn't effect them emotionally. That's the failing of the filmmakers, not the viewer

@@SkiteRight I thought Rogue One was boring as hell and then Andor did exactly what I wanted out of that movie. Did the filmmakers failed that or it's only when it's convenient to you?

@@al112v4 in this instance, it sounds like the rogue one filmmakers failed you personally. I didn't mention myself at all. Only the general public, most of whom have not responded to the sequel trilogy. The evidence for this being its complete lack of cultural impact or follow up projects

Except he didn't rewrite anything??? He literally showed and stated things that were said or done in the movies lmao Wtf are you talking about dude

So the Prequels failed by that logic?

How so

The character wins situations because the writers want her to. It's a double whammy of it not making sense character wise or choreography wise. It's all a problem.

@@SkiteRight It’s like Stan Lee said….. the writer decides who wins….. and it DOES make sense character wise.

@@thegoodreylo4749 obviously the writer decides everything that will happen in the story. What I'm saying is, Rey is so often called a Mary Sue ONLY because the writers so obviously want to present her winning. She doesn't have any low points and subsequent growth to show us how she earns her victories. She may have a history that is explained in some extended novel or something, but I'm not to know that from watching the films and listening to the dialogue. All I know as a viewer is that I never have to worry about any situation Rey is in because I know she'll win. This takes away any tension or reason to care. This is why so many people have issues connecting with Rey.

Umm, what? I am pretty sure bad "choreography" has nothing to do with these characters' power. *ESPECIALLY* in canon lore. For example the choreography in The Original Trilogy is seems like "weak" compared to the prequels. But What did we see in canon lore? Vader got stronger, stronger and stronger, he is *very athletic* in Vader dawn(or Vader down? I don't remember the name exactly, sorry it has been a while since I read it), he matched the speed of the emperor in hidden empire for a while, suit is not that important problem in this lore. He has many impressive feats in Vader series. Luke got stronger, matched Vader(yes including a Vader who literally WANTED TO DEFEAT HIM for a while according to RoTJ novel which became loosely canon after the decanonizing "operation") Yoda improved his teachings, which didn't limit Luke at all, new style training and new generation. And yet Original trilogy is the same, we only can explain this by "bad" choreography(it is better than sequels') and limited technology. All of these teachings, new generation, new way, some pre-F.A comics which focused Ben Solo's fall, the student of new generation who is very skilled, creating storm from his rage, killing zilo monster by himself (Vader couldn't) But when it comes to the sequels, they were children playing with sticks. I think people is right about this. Resisting Kylo Ren's mind trick and "reversing it"? ... I think Rey deserved way more good force argumentation in TLJ, TRoS. At least I would say sequels have epic fights. People are right about complaining.

@@MasterJade It makes sense for Rey and Kylo to fight like children playing with sticks. They basically are.

Precisely. None of these same people ever complained when Grogu was shown to also have healing powers. And so many like to forget that in TFA, Kylo was mentally handicapped from just killing his father, massively hurt from chewie's bowcaster, and doesn't even want to kill Rey...just wants to convince her to train with him.

Buffy Summers is a female icon. Ellen Ripley. Rey Palpatine is a poorly conceived and deployed commercial product

@@kaygee2121 Excuses, didn't he injuire Finn in a fight even tho he was so-called injuired. And btw he could have used his force abilities on Rey and since the dark side feeds on anger and hatred which he had at that moment he could have won

The only explanation for Rey after TFA was if she had previous training. When you watch that film under the assumption that she was Luke last remaining student from his Jedi school that he wiped her memories and left here on Jakku for her safety then it all makes prefect sense. The Jedi mind trick, the piloting the Falcon, the Kylo "What girl comment", Snokes obsession with her, Closing her eyes and tapping into the force while fighting Kylo, etc. When Ruin Johnson decided to do his on thing he officially made Rey a Mary Sue. He even made her Mary Sue attributes worse in TLJ.

​@@kafukwamekemehExcept he DID use his force abilities so that's a shitty argument, dude was literally throwing her around using the force, the reason why he didn't use more advanced abilities was because he realsied that Rei was a quick learner and that showing her anything more ran the risk of her learning how to do it

Okay consumng the next product and after that consume again

Nah, she's a Mary Sue and this sequel abortion is as much part of Star Wars as a malignant tumor is part of the human body.

Just like Luke who blew up the Death Star the first time he ever flew a ship

@Ahs23199 Not remotely the same. The story let's the audience know Luke is a talented pilot. Obi explains to Luke what the force is and he gives Luke a basic training on how to channel the force. Rey gets no such training before she is capable of using the force to do mind tricks. I had no issues with her after TFA because I thought it was very obvious she was connected to Luke being a student(and even potentially being his daughter).

​@@thaThRONe Nah you're wrong it's entirely the same situation. 1. We're informed that Rey has been surviving on Jakku by herself with barely any help. 2. She already works with ships "I've flown such ships but I've never left the planet." the fact she already 3. She fights with a staff which gives her an advantage with a lightsaber. 4. In terms of training it's easier for her to understand how things work by herself because she's been independent all her life. 5. It's also called Fantasy, characters like Rey are created to be a legend just like Anakin and Luke.

​@@tenzillionfilms620Nope, not even close Luke is actually established prior and then shown to be a great pilot, but he isn't singlehandedly the reason the Rebels win at Yavin 4. Major, sure, but not the only one Using a bowstaff and using a sword are completely dissimilar techniques; hell, given the difference in surface area of handling each weapon, her experience using her staff might actually put her in a disadvantage when using a lightsaber. How is her being independent even remotely relevant to her knowledge in using a weapon she's not even seen once in her life? There's fantasy and then there's 🐎💩

@@ldcg106 I literally just said the reasons why but you ignored me acknowledging that Rey was established to be able to do these things anyway. Goodbye. 😊👍

I once saw a guy arguing that we should stop calling Ray a Mary Sue and instead begin calling Rey any flawless, overpowered with impenetrable plot armour, fully developed female protagonist. His point was that she is far more powerful than the original Mary Sue and set a new standard for this kind of character. Examples: live action Mulan is a Chinese Rey, Captain Marvel is the MCU's main Rey. She Hulk, a big green muscular Rey. Mila Jovovic's character in latest Resident Evil movies, definitely another Rey.

Yea Luke was a loser who got beat up a lot. We get it.

-We see her fighting off thugs and using her quarter staff proficiently. She has been living for fourteen years on a hostile planet. Of course she has learned to defend herself. -She can outmanoeuvre TIE fighter pilots who are some of the most highly skilled pilots in the galaxy. Oh fucking bullshit, TIE fighters were never ace pilots. Everyone could out maneuver them. >Luke in episode 4 got beat up by a couple of tusken raiders and was being bullied by two drunk guys in a bar. He then massacred dozens of Stormtroopers in his first ever firefight. And again Luke was Farmboy who grew up soft, Rey was a hardened survivor who had to learn to fend for herself. -Then in episode 5 we see him struggling to use the force, and he gets his hand chopped off by Vader. He also disarms a Wampa, destroys an ATAT on foot, outmanuevers Boba Fett etc. It's funny how you PRETEND he had no insane feats he pulled off in that trilogy. - Rey in her second movie was fighting off snokes guards, How dare the main character be involved in a fight scene? Doesn't she know as a woma.... sorry "Non Mary Sue" her duty is to stay on the sidelines while the men.... "Experienced characters" do all the fighting for her? It's not like that moment was the culmination of her dynamic with Kylo or anything. >and by the third movie she was stopping ships mid air with the force, After a full year of training, you know that thing you pretend you care about when you can shit on Rey and otherwise don't care? - and accidentally using force lighting. She had about 1 years worth of training and she could accidentally use one of the most powerful force abilities that we’ve only seen 2 people use this before (in canon), and those two people are literal Sith Lords who had trained for decades. Question, I am a filmmaker. My main character has anxiety of where her power is coming from and is afraid she is going to lose control of it. I need to hint to the audience that her power comes from Palpatine, how can I visually hint at this early on without spelling it out? That right there is what matters. Not made up bullshit space facts.

​@@Vrex360Sir I would just like to thank you fot beinv one of the only sane comments in a sea of POS's looking for a reason to hate a movie lol

​@@Vrex360ik >"Anyone could outmanuever them" Tell that to the hundreds of Rebels that had more piloting training than Rey and died fighting for their freedom from tyranny >"Luke massacred dozens of Stormtroopers in his first firefight" Luke also had the help of Han and Chewbacca on his first fight and also the element of surprise >"Disarmed a Wampa, destroys an AT-AT on foot, outmanuevers Boba Fett" All of which he barely survived, the 1st one left him in a bacta tank, the 3rd one had him sneaking around (he didn't outmanuever 💩, if he did, he would have saved Han sooner), he had 1-2 years of experience fighting for the Rebellion, and the last 2 didn't even involve using the Force She didn't have any training whatsoever in either lightsaber technique (quarterstaff and swordsmanship are very different) or the Force, because Luke didn't teach her 💩 and she wins againts guards whi have years worth of training and experience, yet she barely gets hurt at all >"After a year full of training" And yet Anakin couldn't pull ½ the 💩 Rey does out of her 🍑 after 10 years of infinitely better training despite being concieved of the Force itself > "How can I establish that her power comes from Palpatine without spelling it out?" First if all, Force Lightning is a Dark Side power, it doesn't belong to Palpatine, as exemplified by Count Dooku in the movies and by so many other Sith Lords in the infinitely better Expanded Universe. Secondly, you failed; if you spelt it out any more, you would have a neon sign the size of the Death Star. Thirdly, aggressive uses of telekinesis or telepathy that border on pragmatic or evil would have done just fine. And lastly, Force Lightning is a skill that has to be learned and taught through training, it isn't an inherent ability like sensing stuff or visions. It's the equivalent of screaming and then earning a black belt in Kung Fu because of it, it's ridiculous even by fantasy standards. That is what actually matters, not the 🐎💩 yiu are pulling from deep within your 🍑 in order to cope over the fact that Rey is a terribly written character and Luke is superior to her in every single way possible.

I love how there's all this fluster but you can't provide a single counter argument.

The anti-woke is strong with this one... So much yap so little arguments... Truly, the darkside has taken him..

So was George a toddler when he needed help to create and make sense of his story and how he completely butchered his own creation within 3 movies?

Uh no Rey is good at her skill because she had to live on a desert planet by herself learning how to survive for years on end.

@@tenzillionfilms620 Then explain how can she do Force Lightning without any knowledge or training? Guide the Millennium Falcon without knowing how it works? Also survival doesn’t equal being powerful and having immense knowledge about the Force. Rey is a Mary Sue and it’s obvious to everybody’s faces but some are afraid to admit it. #DisneyShill

@@onlyds0822 1. She used force lightning only once out of pure frustration, she had no idea she could use it 2. I'm talking in physical fighting, and as we know Rey is the granddaughter of Palpatine she already has an advantage. 3. About the falcon. I already told you, she had worked with such ships already. There's a pretty decent quick line from her in VII "Unkar Plutt did, I thought it was a mistake too but it's putting too much stress on the hyperdrive" if you use your head you can guess that she's already worked and been taught by Plutt about the ins and outs of ships 4. Ahhhh I'm a shill because I'm using logic and knowledge to my advantage while you're the one aggressively throwing arguments out with no actual backing evidence. Ah alright. Guess I should just blindly follow the herd.

@@tenzillionfilms620 1. Force Lightning takes knowledge and training to know. It’s not something Rey can do just by out of “pure frustration” as you call it. I told you Rey has no training but Disney makes her out to be a very powerful protagonist. 2. A grandkid isn’t always going to be better than their predecessor. If anything elders know more than children do by a long mile. 99.9% of the time. If Obi-Wan, Qui Gon Jinn and Yoda were still alive (I know they’re not family related but using them as examples because I’m debunking Rey being too good), each would wipe the floor with Rey in physical combat and lightsaber fighting. 3. Now did Plutt give Rey test drives before, or is that another one of your guesses? Guessing doesn’t mean it happened. 4. I’m calling you a shill because Disney Star Wars ruined the Star Wars Skywalker Saga completely and you and your sequel lovers are trying so hard to hype it back up. Also I’m not here to change anybody’s opinion because really it is fun to debate people like you.

@@onlyds0822 1. Emotions are related to the force in many ways and abilities like any in life can be discovered through pure frustration. Again, she didn't learn it she used it out of unknown ability and frustration. 2. No but I said Rey has a HIGHER ADVANTAGE. Also yes course they would they had decades of experience. 3. Uh no this is already stated in the film and it's known already through visual storytelling.

LMAO Jyn did nothing of importance besides following the plot. If only she was more shallow than Rey.

Or maybe people and not just men don't like a character or person being forced down their throats on sports or media that they enjoy.

This has nothing to do with gender and everything to do with bad characters. I like Leia more than any of the male characters Disney has produced so far.

While I love TLJ/TFA more, I agree that Rey has grown to be one of the best in this trilogy!!! I cannot wait for her next chapter.

At this point you're trolling me so here's just quick things you might not know about me: 1. I did not care about Legends at all and the new canon is the only proper thing introducing me to the Star Wars franchise and I've been quite enjoying them ever since without having to listen to online people like you bitching all the time. 2. I'll look forward to reading legends but not with you gatekeeping like this. Shut up.

Yeah, but in my opinion Finn is just so much more interesting and something we haven’t seen before, sadly he got as much character development as Babbo Frick (no idea how to spell him).

Because Rey IS interested in leaving the planet. That's why she looks longingly out at the ship leaving. She WANTS to leave but can't bring herself to do so.

Luke get beaten up by some sand people, Rey beat up some tugs, Luke get speak down to in the bar, Rey speak down a scrap hunter.... etc

She isn't fabulous at everything, she struggles to bargain and is being beat my Kylo Ren and only beats him cause he's wounded. She does have low points. She struggles with who she is and accepting the idea her parents didn't care about her then struggles with her true heritage in Rise of Skywalker

@@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS Struggles to bargain? That's not a character struggle. That's just Kylo being too deep in the dark side. Kylo should have beaten Rey despite being wounded. Dark side users can use their pain as a strength power up. So Rey has zero logical reasons of winning. Just because you say she has low points, doesn't mean she had them. The films didn't go into depth about her heritage, nor if she she had any struggles with who she was and where she came from.

@@MattGraves01 Kylo Ren isn't a true dark-sider. That's the whole point with his character arc.

@@Danjen3ify Doesn't disregard his training and experience over a nobody who is perfect at everything on day 1.

She got her ass kicked by Snoke and easily lost to Kylo in their Duel on the Death Star ruins in ROS. Stop lying.

No she's not. It's a stupid take. You can complain about the hastily thrown together plot. The destroying of Finns character...the rushed production of episode 9....thd throwaway tactic with Snoke and the boring low speed chase plot among other problems. But Rey isn't a Mary Sue. That's a RUBE take.

​@@benjaminroe311ifyShe is a Mary Sue. She is fabulous at everything and has no character journey at all.

​@MattGraves01 she isn't

@@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS She is.

@@benjaminroe311ify Word 💯

look up what a Mary Sue actually is then come back here.

@@madlad1741 How she is a Mary-Sue? Have you watch the video?

​@@SuperPlacido1Did you even watch the films? Rey has no character journey. She has no low points. She is fabulous at everything for no reason.

@@MattGraves01 Did you even watch the video? Because this video proves otherwise! It's as if you hadn't even watched the video! If you didn't, that's pathetic!

​@@MattGraves01she does

Okay zoomer.

And Anakin was a Mary Sue in Phantom Menace

@@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS Wrong. First he's a kid, Second his abilities he used in TPM weren't refined as other force abilities. And thirdly, he was conceived by the force, so naturally he has some advantages.

@@MattGraves01By your logic, Anakin was certainly a Mary sue, and so was Luke.

@@kaygee2121 Wrong. Anakin and Luke both failed in lightsaber duels. Both have training unlike Rey. And both had a character journey. Rey does not have any of those things. She is perfect in every way and never loses a fight.

u r

It breaks the rules of how the force works since it takes years for u to master the power of the force And especially since they introduced force healing without any explanation or buildup

Rey is a brilliantly written character. Enough coping.

@@benkhan9851 She is a frankenstein monster. Cut together by others legacies and names.

@@benkhan9851lol ur a booger bro

It's always about simping with you jokers.

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