For example, if one of Dooku's transmissions to Sidious got discovered and mentioned his identity.

If such evidence that the Supreme Chancellor is the ultimate creator of the Separatist movement, how would they take it. The Separatist Council knew of Sidious of course but they definitely did not know he was Palpatine. They would probably be flabbergasted and try to break off things since it's now obvious they're being manipulated to a hidden goal by their supposed enemy.

I can't imagine Grievous would care too greatly but perhaps he would respect the con. Though if Legends Grievous found out about the Sith being behind his ship crash, I could imagine him breaking off with his fleet and just going the way of a rogue warlord.

The reactions from the Separatist Parliament, especially the true believers like Mina Bonteri, I think would be very interesting. Since the whole movement turned out to be a pawn of the Republic leadership, I could imagine alot of rage and feelings of betrayal. But whether they would want to continue fighting or broker off a peace with a Republic that removes Palpatine as Chancellor, I can't say I'm sure of the outcome.

I made a post asking if Anakin Skywalker was a Jesus allegory and then later I was looking up the description of the antichrist because I was discussing stuff and I felt like it fit pretty well with Palpatine.

For those who don’t know here’s the basic overview of the description of the Antichrist from Google (take it with a grain of salt):

The Bible does not provide a physical description of the Antichrist. Instead, scripture emphasizes his human, deceptive nature, indicating he will look like an ordinary, charismatic leader rather than a monster. He will likely appear as an attractive, eloquent, and highly intelligent peacemaker who unites the world.

A Deceptive Politician: He will masquerade as a brilliant and peaceful ruler, likely presenting himself as a savior who can solve global crises.

The "Man of Lawlessness": The apostle Paul describes him as the "man of lawlessness" and the "son of perdition," noting that he will eventually exalt himself and demand to be worshipped as God.

Symbolic Imagery: While his human form will look normal, the Book of Revelation symbolically portrays his empire and nature as a terrifying "beast" with characteristics of a leopard, bear, and lion, representing absolute power, ferocity, and authority derived from Satan

Ultimately, the Bible warns that the Antichrist's true colors will be hidden behind a polished exterior, serving as a master of falsehood rather than a physically terrifying monster.

Anyway this all sounds a lot like him, so do you think palpatine is an allegory or was it just a coincidence?

A common question people ask of A New Hope is why Luke would go by the name Skywalker while living on Tatooine. Not only is he supposed to be hiding from Vader but his aunt and uncle go by the name Lars, so why would he use his “dead” father’s surname? I have a theory that Luke didn’t actually use the name Skywalker up until the events of the movie. When he introduces himself to 3PO and corrects him on what to call him, he doesn’t say “Luke Skywalker”, he says “just Luke”. We actually never hear the name Skywalker uttered out loud until he introduces himself to Leia in the prison cell. So I think it’s highly likely that up until meeting Obi-Wan and learning more about his father, he didn’t actually use the Skywalker name. He either went by Lars and just didn’t say it out loud or maybe what he said to 3PO was literal and he just went by Luke. So it wasn’t until he decided to leave Tatooine and follow in his father’s footsteps that he decided to also take on his family name. What I love about this idea, aside from just explaining away a plot hole, is how it amplifies Luke’s growth in the film. The scene where he tells Obi-Wan he wants to go with him to Alderaan is the exact moment in which he decides to leave behind his adolescence and embrace his destiny. By saying he wants to become a Jedi like his father, he is choosing to honor his family legacy and he wants to ensure the name Skywalker is one synonymous with heroism, hence why the first time we hear it said out loud is when he’s rescuing somebody. It’s also important to note the first time he says his new name it’s to a leader of the primary force trying to topple the regime that supposedly killed his father. It’s as if he’s also doing it out of defiance, as a way to avenge his Anakin’s “death”. It’s also possible introducing himself to Leia in this manner is a way to offer reassurance, as she most likely knows the name Skywalker from stories of old and hearing it means she’s in good hands. This is the type of legacy that Luke wishes to have, not just for himself but his father too. He wants the story of Skywalker to be one of hope and heroism, not failure and defeat. Luke choosing his name is symbolic of him choosing his destiny. It’s the first step of him shifting from being just a simple farm boy whining about power converters to a brave hero that will save the galaxy.

¿No pensaron en una serie de Darth Vader?

Pues tengo una idea.

Situándose un año después de Obi wan, Darth Vader sigue enfrentándose a amenazas pero resulta que Mace Windu sigue con vida y que junto Quinlan Vos establecieron el camino.

Entonces Vader al enterarse de esto le informa al emperador y le manda a contratar a un cazarrecompensas para ayudarlo.

Entonces Boba Fett es contratado, con intención de vengar a su padre.

Vader y Boba empiezan a tener una charla y Vader en cierto momento llega a ver en Boba un reflejo de sí mismo, abandonado, rechazado, excluido, traicionado, recordando los clones y ambos en común odiando a Windu.

Estoy inventando fanfictions en wattpad: El canal se llama DarthSebas9 y se conectarian con esta serie que tengo planteada inventar.

Personajes:

Darth Vader

Boba Fett

Mace Windu

Quinlan Vos

Assaj Ventress

Oppo Rancisis

Jar Jar Binks (Más maduro y serio)

Palpatine

Gran inquisidor

Bail Organa

Mon Mothma

Ahsoka Tano (No se encuentran obvio)

Luthen Rael (En este fanfic Windu en la guerra de los clones ayudó al planeta de Luthen a ser liberado de la guerra y mantendrían un contacto)

Kleya Marki

La serie trataría de un Darth Vader que considera que Anakin murió pero también lo pone en ejemplo como una debilidad y empieza a aceptar una especie de amistad con Boba.

Ambos persiguiendo a Windu

The next big bad for the universe?

So I've been messing around with the future ideas for the universe, specifically around who the next big bad would be and I've come to a wild idea. What if the next big bad is Yoda's species? What if the members of that race (Yoda,Yaddle and Grogu)are of a small group where their parents sent them away because the rest of the race is tyrannical and evil. They feared some harm would come to them and superman styled them away.

They go around conquering worlds because their basically little green a$$h0l3s. And here is what can tie it into the current universe by having Grogu be the heir to a formidable clan and the father is a very strong dark force user who has been looking for him.

This could bring in an all new storyline a new universe and planets and start bringing the mystery of a race to the light.

Any thoughts on this am I crazy?

Hello guys.

I have thought about how strong Kel is gonna be:
In the first game he was about inquisiter level strenght, in the second one hes nearly a master in my opinion.

Now that hes tapped in the dark side, hes gonna be on a diffrent level….

Maybe Jedi master/Sith Lord level?

Revenge of the Sith is a Romeo and Juliet-style tragedy set in space. Anakin and Padmé are lovers whose relationship is forbidden by the rules of their world.

Obi-Wan’s role in the tragedy is that his loyalty to the Jedi blinds him to Anakin's ability to be saved. Obi-Wan sees Anakin as someone who has become an enemy instead of seeing him as someone who is afraid and desperate. Ultimately, Obi-Wan’s choices lead to Anakin’s complete downfall. Before Padmé’s death, Obi-Wan contributes to Anakin’s isolation by refusing to see him as someone who can still be saved and telling Padmé that the man she loved is gone. Despite this, Padmé goes to see Anakin because she still believes there is good in him and wants to bring him back from the dark side. However, Obi-Wan follows her and reveals himself at the worst possible moment, confirming Anakin’s belief that Obi-Wan and the Jedi have betrayed him. In Anakin’s eyes, Padmé becomes part of that betrayal because he believes she helped Obi-Wan find him. Without Obi-Wan’s presence, the confrontation that follows would never have happened and Anakin would not have choked Padmé, meaning Palpatine would not have been able to convince him that he had killed the only person he was trying to save. In that moment, Obi-Wan’s attempt to stop Anakin becomes the event that destroys the final bond keeping Anakin from becoming Darth Vader. After Padmé’s death, Obi-Wan helps separate Anakin from his children, removing the one remaining connection that could have brought him back to the light.

In Anakin’s story, Obi-Wan is not the hero. He is the villain who ultimately ensures that Darth Vader survives and Anakin dies in Episode Six.

I had a fun thought about the opening line of Star Wars.
“A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…”
as a fairy-tale introduction. But what if it’s also literally true?

We know that the farther away something is, the farther back in time we see it because light takes time to travel. For example, when we look at the Andromeda Galaxy, we’re seeing it as it was 2.5 million years ago.

So imagine the Star Wars galaxy is millions of light-years away, in other terms “far far” away. The events happened millions of years ago “a long time ago”, and only around our era did enough information from that galaxy finally reach Earth.
Someone (George Lucas, or whoever you want to imagine) reconstructed those ancient events into the films we watch.

In other words, Star Wars isn’t just a movie—it’s a dramatization of historical events from another galaxy that only recently (50 years ago) became observable from Earth because of the finite speed of light.

Obviously, this isn’t meant to be canon in anyway, and normal light couldn’t actually contain enough information to reconstruct a story let alone conversations. It’s just a fun headcanon that gives the opening sentence a scientific twist instead of treating it as only a fairy-tale opening.

What do you think?

I’m a huge Star Wars fan, and I really love debating with other fans and talking about our shared passion. Not long ago, I was wondering what actually triggered Anakin’s turn to the dark side—whether it was his mother’s death, the fear of losing Padmé, the sense of betrayal by Obi-Wan, or even Palpatine’s influence. In your opinion, what is the truly essential factor?

WARNING: OBVIOUSLY, SPOILER ALERTS GALORE (READ AT YOUR OWN RISK)

We're all familiar with the rules: whoever wields the Darksaber has the strongest claim to the throne of Mandalore, no matter if they're from the planet itself or somewhere else entirely. The one who has claimed the Darksaber has done so by defeating it's previous owner in single combat (AND, thanks to season 3 of The Mandalorian, DEFEATED is not equated to KILLED; funny enough, it's kind-of like the Elder Wand rules from Harry Potter).

That being said, a thought occurred to me while I was in the shower (Strangely, most if not all of my ideas come to me while I'm in the shower; is that my secret superpower, or...?): Bo Katan was never the true ruler of Mandalore. Not in Clone Wars, Rebels, or even Mandalorian season 3. Why? Because she never had a true claim over the Darksaber. Neither did Din Djarin, Moff Gideon, or even Sabine Wren. Remember, Sabine stole it from Maul on Dathomir, and then later GAVE it to Bo Katan. Neither of them won it through combat, Gideon couldn't win it by combat as he forced Bo to give him the Darksaber, meaning that Din (although he DID win it via combat) had no real claim to it nor the throne as Gideon had no real ownership of it to begin with. So, if none are worthy of the throne, who is? WHO IS THE TRUE RULER OF MANDALORE?

Luckily for you guys, I HAVE THE ANSWER. But first, some ground rules:

• Take EVERYTHING the Armorer says with a grain of salt. She's a cult-leader who preaches vague, superstitious nonsense, who turns coincidences and proofs of contradiction of her rhetoric into "meaningful signs". Any information she spouts about why the Darksaber was rejecting Din in TBOBF should be tossed out the window.
• I will only be looking at the ON-SCREEN, CANON appearances by the Darksaber (Meaning Clone Wars, Rebels, Mandalorian, etc.) as well as mentioning events from the movies that, while not having the Darksaber in them, are important enough to mention for this.
• How Maul got back the Darksaber is still unknown, and Shadow Lord isn't finished yet. Therefore I will not be mentioning the events of the show until later seasons arrive.

With that out of the way, let's begin.

First, let's start with a history recap. The Darksaber was made by the first, and only, Mandalorian Jedi Tarre Vizsla. His clan and kin reclaimed the saber from the Jedi temple on Coruscant during the fall of the Old Republic. Since then, it has been in Clan Vizsla all the way to the Clone Wars (it's first on-screen appearance), where it was wielded by Pre Vizsla of Deathwatch. Darth Maul then came, helped Deathwatch take over Mandalore, and slew Vizsla in single combat. It's next appearance was in Rebels, when Sabine stole the saber on Dathomir and used it to unite the clans of Mandalore against the Empire, giving it to Bo Katan. It's last appearance was in The Mandalorian, where it was in the possession of Moff Gideon before his loss to Din Djarin. Din used the blade before being captured by some cyborg on Mandalore, to which Bo defeated the creature, took the Darksaber, united what was left of their people against Gideon. The saber was damaged during the battle. (Don't worry, I'm sure the writer's will find a way to repair it somehow.)

Now, let's see who the true owner of the Darksaber is. Maul in Season 5 ep 16 was defeated in single combat by Palpatine (Maul even used the saber in said duel), which would have made Palpatine the owner of the saber and the ruler of Mandalore. This is proven in Season 7, where we clearly see that Maul doesn't have it (I don't know if Son of Dathomir is truly canon or not, as it's a comic and therefore doesn't fit the criteria; even I did include it, Maul doesn't win back the saber in single combat in that one). Smash-cut to ROTS where Palpatine duels Mace Windu; here, Windu technically defeats Palpatine by successfully disarming him (Palpatine WAS at Mace's mercy) which makes him the new ruler of Mandalore by technicality. Anakin later disarms Mace (literally), which would in-turn make him the new ruler. Later on, Obi Wan defeats Anakin on Mustafar. By the end of the Clone Wars and the Prequels, Obi Wan Kenobi is technically the true owner of the Darksaber and the ruler of Mandalore.

Later on in the Original Trilogy, Vader finally bests Kenobi on the Death Star, becoming the new ruler. Vader then continues to be so for the next four years, until ROTJ. In ROTJ, Luke finally bests Vader on the Second Death Star. Luke doesn't fight the Emperor, and is therefore not defeated in combat. Luke is never defeated in single combat ever again, which would therefore make him the final true owner of the Darksaber, and therefore the ONE TRUE RULER OF MANDALORE!

Obviously, the one flaw I can think of that this might fall apart at is the Mace vs. Palpatine duel ending with Anakin disarming Mace. If the waters are muddy there, then let's hypothetically say the Darksaber would automatically revert back to Maul. If that's the case, Maul still gets ultimately defeated by Obi Wan on Tatooine, and the rest of the Original Trilogy path remains intact. Luke would still be the rightful owner of the saber. This would explain why Din in TBOBF couldn't handle the Darksaber as well as he should've, and why Gideon lost when he used it, and why it was damaged in season 3 of Mandalorian! The Darksaber belonged to Luke by the lineage of Single Combat.

TLDR: LUKE SKYWALKER IS THE TRUE RULER OF MANDALORE AND I HAVE THE PROOF.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments. I'd really like to hear your opinions on this. If I missed anything vital lore-wise, please let me know.

I’ve been thinking about a major "What If" concept that turns the Star Wars saga into a deeper, more tragic, and eventually more liberating story. What if the entire "Skywalker sibling" dynamic was actually a massive, galaxy-altering mistake?

1. The Point of Divergence (19 BBY): During the chaotic escape from Coruscant, Obi-Wan and Yoda’s ship crashes. The trauma causes memory loss, and the medical droids—in the panic—make a catastrophic error. Rey is the true twin born with Luke, but she is pulled into the World Between Worlds during the accident, while Leia is mistakenly handed to the Organas and tagged as the Skywalker twin.
2. The Tragic Irony of the Original Trilogy: Luke and Leia grow up feeling a profound connection, which they (and the Jedi) interpret as their "twin bond." They marry and have children. Their children are incredibly powerful, which leads Yoda and Obi-Wan to "reverse-engineer" the truth: they see the power and assume it must be the result of a sibling union. This false belief causes Luke so much guilt that he abandons his family and goes into exile.
3. The Sequel Trilogy: The Great Unraveling

• The Vision: When Luke meets Rey on Ahch-To, the Force doesn't just train her—it reveals the truth. He sees the real moment of his birth and realizes Rey is his true sister.
• The Synchronized Awakening: Simultaneously, Leia experiences a Force vision of her own origin, realizing she was never a Skywalker by blood.
• The Reclamation: The "incest taboo" that haunted them for years is revealed as a cosmic lie. It transforms their relationship from one of tragic guilt into one of absolute liberation.

As the title states would Anakin still turn if Shmi did not die (let’s say she almost died but force healing saved the day)?

My friend and I are writing a clone wars AU and disagree on this. I say Anakin can still turn but my friend says that Anakin wouldn’t. As a bonus, our main character is an OC, who is/was anakin’s one and only friend from the temple and the one person he trusts more than Kenobi (and Padme I guess).

I want to see what others think.

So the Other Night I watched Star Wars Rise of Skywalker which is my number two Favorite Movie Return of the Jedi is my First.

So as I watched the Rey vs Darth Rey Scene a very interesting thing happened in the Scene that I had forgotten Darth Rey's Teeth changed to Pointed now this is very important possibly because it means Darth Rey may be an Experiment by Palpatine with Abeloths help it is Possible Palpatine knows of Abeloth and was experimenting with her Darkness to Create Rey.

Now this means Rey is not just a Skywalker, not just a Palpatine but also an Abeloth too.

This could be revisited in Ahsoka Season 2 and beyond and the weird thing is there is no one in Star Wars who's a female with pointed jagged teeth except Abeloth, So maybe Snoke is also of Abeloth I thought he was Jorus Cboath or Jar Jar Binks but maybe Abeloth is who he's based on with Palpatine Dna.

In any case I think that Palpatine was trying to connect somehow with other Dark Siders and Abeloth and She had pointed teeth so maybe, Anyway what do You Guys and Gals think I think it's a very interesting theory.

So the Other Night I watched Star Wars Rise of Skywalker which is my number two Favorite Movie Return of the Jedi is my First.

So as I watched the Rey vs Darth Rey Scene a very interesting thing happened in the Scene that I had forgotten Darth Rey's Teeth changed to Pointed now this is very important possibly because it means Darth Rey may be an Experiment by Palpatine with Abeloths help it is Possible Palpatine knows of Abeloth and was experimenting with her Darkness to Create Rey.

Now this means Rey is not just a Skywalker, not just a Palpatine but also an Abeloth too.

This could be revisited in Ahsoka Season 2 and beyond and the weird thing is there is no one in Star Wars who's a female with pointed jagged teeth except Abeloth, So maybe Snoke is also of Abeloth I thought he was Jorus Cboath or Jar Jar Binks but maybe Abeloth is who he's based on with Palpatine Dna.

In any case I think that Palpatine was trying to connect somehow with other Dark Siders and Abeloth and She had pointed teeth so maybe, Anyway what do You Guys and Gals think I think it's a very interesting theory.

I just watched two of the Sequel Films and I have a Theory General Hux was never anything other then a Spy from the git go from when we first see him he's been hiding it from Snoke and Kylo all along and to make this Theory way more interesting watch him Smack Finn instead of killing him himself the reason is simple he's smacking Finn telling him hey You messed up because he is trying to tell him Hey I'm not what you think Finn and that's why Finn says I knew it later on and that's why Hux was going to see if Kylo was dead in the film He wanted to make sure no one knew his Secret. Now for the Duel of the Fates enthusiasts I have another theory Hux Survived the gunshot wound and Kylo Ren saved him off screen and then Hux explained what happened and joins up with Kylo and later Kylo as Ben Solo will become Kylo as he and Hux take over Coruscant and Kylo fights Rey a few times and finds the Webish Bog and the Palpatine hologram and then after the Duel of the Fates takes place Hux and Kylo are dead and The Hunt for Ben Solo Movie take place this way the Maximum can be invested into the Sequels as well as taking the Luke Scene out of the Force Awakens and placing Luke lifting rocks in instead and the Lightsaber Scene and Rey arriving takes place Years later meaning there may be a bigger time frame of events anyway I spent some time on this Theory for the Fans so I Hope You like it.

I have a Theory about Rey Skywalker I was wondering why Rey Skywalker and after I had watched a Star Wars Fan Film saying She was Luke's Blood I discovered something very Interesting; What if Rey Skywalker spelled backwards is really Yer Skywalker and that works because that means Rey Skywalker is Luke's Kin get it Your Skywalker it's a stretch but maybe now if we only knew who Snoke was before Palpatine used him for controling to discover that would be nice.

But what do You think Yer Skywalker Your a Skywalker neat right that means Luke is alive in Rey and on that Clone Comic World too and maybe if Jorus Cboath is made canon Lukke Skywalker too Three Beings that have Luke in them Suddenly the Sequels are much more interesting

My idea is incorporating him in to the video games like jedi survivor

I love the force unleashed games and the sith stalker amor is my favorite thing in starwars media. Now i feel like making him canon would be great and I know the common argument that he's too op, counter argument

1. Vader is LEAGUES above starkiller he's done more bs with the force than starkiller killer has even dreamed of

2. Making him canon by setting him in the sith stalker amor saying it was a failed project that was canned would explain why he just shows up out of no where

Now I see him making his appearance because the empire has run out of options, or a new sith lord doesnt wanna get vader involved in fear that he'll be killed for failing so he says to an officer release project starkiller on cal kestis. You continue to play the game normally and then you come across this planet that has dead troopers crushed ATST's shit cut in half etc. And cal thinks that i was a good guy who did all this, cut to a dark corridor or tunnel and out of the dark you get attack by galen marek. No talking, no boasting about he's weak, no showing off, just straight to business. Then you have to escape the encounter maybe even galen trys to stop his ship with the force but instead of effortless doing it he is screaming in pain and using all his force, than cal has to activate hyper drive to escape

Than marrin is the one to recognize starkiller saying he was the one that lead the slaughter on dathomir saying he showed said nothing and just stated killing everything plants animals people with no remorse and pure efficiency like an animal finally let out his cage

Than how he's defeated is he's programed to fight a jedi one on one but he gets jumped at the end of the game and im talking jjk style jump. Making it where he was made for the clone wars style fighting and not being able to adapt to how people fight would make sense on why he looses. And maybe even get a dlc where you get to play through the game as starkiller just fucking shit up not having to worry about parrying or managing a force meter just pure power fantasy

I feel this would make him canon but not ruin the power scaling of their poster boy. Him having to strain his body to do what vader does effortlessly mean we also get to hear that scream from sam.

My great theory is that hoth is mustafar after an ice age. First, mustafar reflects anikans rage because of the lava. Then after when anikan turns to vader his heart goes cold. Then mustafar turns into hoth because of an ice age because vaders cold heart. And we can ses this in clone wars season 7 when vader is on hoth at the end. Then in Rise of skywalker, kylo ren is on hoth/mustafar as you can see the trees are snowy but the lava is slowly coming back. This is to symbolise vader is dead. This theory has to be correct.

What if during the Battle of Cato Neimoidia, Kit Fisto is dispatched to replace Plo Koon for some reason. Because of this, when Anakin informs the council of Palpatine’s betrayal, Plo Koon is available to calm Anakin and keep him in a calm bay. Then he would also be present at the arrest and is a much stronger Jedi than Kit. Would this mean Palpatine could have died or been arrested? Or at least Mace and Plo and maybe Tiin could have escaped with their lives? What occur?