Dooku's Ghost VISITS Yoda On Dagobah..

[@grt1769]

Yoda was so scared he talked normal for a second 😂

[@JonathanBresnihan77]

Lol

[@Jourell1]

Yaddle and other members of his species shown in legends have been depicted using standard grammer so it seems to be a Yoda thing. I have always believed that Yoda is capable of regular speech but affects the speech pattern for his own reasons. So yeah he was so upset he didn't bother for a moment.

[@ulikemykungfu3995]

He actually speaks in riddle so people will pay close attention.

[@JASONSAVAGEYOUTUBE]

I thought for a split second that Yoda was so scared he was going to speak hood rat... "Wtf Obi-Wan, you bugging bro"

[@WilfredIvanhoe]

Scared sithless, he was.

[@InabaPrism]

_"Insanely high on brutally powerful death sticks, currently I am"_ -Mister Yoda

[@BunnySlopeStation-House]

Get down do you?

[@RobertStewart-i3m]

Acid trip you on are. Holding up how many fingers am I, Hmmm? Have 17 fingers I do not! Wasted you are! Sharing you did not.

[@MinusTheRogue]

Tripping on Degobah Green

[@DemonicAdj]

"One time I was walking, I saw a big log. And when I rolled the log over and there was a little tiny stick, and I thought 'that log had a child'"

[@RobertStewart-i3m]

@DemonicAdj Lmao

[@Why_are_you00]

Yoda didn't want to go into the cave. It led to a beach, a beach with seagulls. They were gonna come along and poke him in his coconut.

[@DemonicAdj]

And they did. And they did. Had him going like: "aaaa hahahahaha aaaahahahahaha"

[@nurseactual]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@guttaknight64]

hilarious

[@monkeyoncrackone]

Omfg XD I nearly forgot about that XD LOLOL

[@Klaaism]

But he had his stick

[@ArdysLoreLibrary]

To be fair to Yoda, he feared the cave because the last time he travelled there during the clone wars, he had some terrible visions.

[@RobertStewart-i3m]

It's the herbs in his nasty soup 😅

[@DarkSamael55]

@@RobertStewart-i3m His soup is some next level Ayahuasca

[@RobertStewart-i3m]

@DarkSamael55 lmao

[@johnroscoe2406]

"Herbs I need." FOR MY SOUP

[@Azhrei2]

Then why are you at the clothes store!?

[@RemySchrader]

Good soup 😙👌

[@jjtay97able]

To have it go into the mind of master yoda and how affected he was by order 66 and to have it tie into obi wan telling luke to come see yoda is awesome 🎉

[@swishfish8858]

Yes but then it referenced The Last Jedi which makes it objectively awful in every single possible way.

[@Godzilla00X]

The art of yoda a nice touch, he looks so exhausted

[@Feyyore]

And then later Anikin appears: "Hey there Master Yoda. So I saw my kid son. Hell of a swing on him. Guess Master Windu was right about beating some sense into me."

[@koropokkuru9897]

Anakin would start talking about his thesis.

[@jedsithor]

@@koropokkuru9897 Yoda has to learn about the dichotomy

[@Goldmask-lm2sy]

@@koropokkuru9897 the great thesis of....darth plaguis the wise.....my earrrssss

[@andybiz4273]

Comic: "Blinded by the light...." Me:.....revved up like a deuce?

[@jimp1151]

Another roller in the night?

[@Frosty98206]

🎼Madman, drummers, bummers,Indians in the summer with a teenage diplomat 🎶

[@aguidamonster]

Lol

[@LKaramazov]

Yodas mother sees Yoda looking into the eye of the sun, and tells him: “ don’t do that” Yoda picks up his thumb piano, continues to look, plays chopsticks and replies: “ but momma….”

[@ThePaperKhan]

Lol

[@hunterdolatowski7995]

I like how they foreshadowed yaddles death to dooku we see in tales of the Jedi.

[@cinomaticsith]

"The greatest teacher, faliure is". Nice way to make his last lesson to Luke in Episode 8 be more significant.

[@TheIslandDivision]

Hold up. There's an Episode 8?!?! Oh, nevermind. Now I remember 😢

[@BrianEthridge-wg6ko]

Catastrophic failure is it even better teacher if you live through it. Some mistakes are so hard to live with.

[@cameronhermann9400]

If only Disney could learn this lesson

[@LudwigPaiste28]

Non-canon

[@liammcconnell9322]

Completely agreed. Unfortunately, it seems all most fans have in their brains anymore is “Disney bad reeee” apparently

[@bwy553]

Yoda’s herbs were everyone’s favorite.

[@RaphBlade7]

4:30 - NGL, I assume this is how Dooku would learn to wield a lightsaber if Anakin had choosen spared his life after "disarming" him, given how much he despised Anakin's prosthetic arm!

[@JadusMoltriel]

Traya wielded three at once without using hands, so it's certainly possible. Then again, Darth Traya was much more powerful than Dooku in the Force, so who knows. He's definitely very strong though, regardless, so I could see him learning to wield one saber at a time with the Force. It's not an easy technique, by any means. Both Vader and Revan have done it, although Vader was quite brutish when he used it. To master it enough to successfully duel an experienced duelist would take a LOT of concentration, discipline, power, and skill.

[@jonsnow6474]

Sounds legit since dagan gera pretty much did a similar thing on Jedi survivor

[@NotSure-e8z]

It wasn't Dooku though. It was a solid force vision of dark side energy that manifested itself as Yoda's nightmares.

[@Godzilla5675]

I mean Imagine a new lightsaber Technique using your Stumped Arms to wield a Saber with the Force

[@redninja0078]

Sorta like how Dagan Gera was holding one of his Lightsabers with the Force?

[@dl2.504B]

Star Wars is such a brutal heart breaking universe

[@davidhamilton6883]

Even more heartbreaking watching Disney piss all over it

[@BananaRama-ck3ii]

Have you ever seen The Block season 11

[@UMBiLIcaLNOOsECuT]

​@davidhamilton6883 That's for damn sure!!!

[@sirjanska9575]

It's still pretty light-hearted compared to many other scifi universes which often dwell in deep nihlistic agony and/or human despair.

[@clovernacknime6984]

@@sirjanska9575 Sure, but once you go too far the whole thing just turns into misery p*rn and stops having an impact. You can't have a heartbreak if you never fall in love in the first place and that requires there to be something to love.

[@kevinemmers7025]

I will never accept that Dooku was truly a Sith. More like a rogue Jedi who turned against the order. He had a moral code of his own. He truly believed in the cause of the Separatists while Palpatine saw the Separatists as disposable pawns in a grander scheme. This is why Palpatine had Dooku killed. Dooku was no longer useful to him.

[@oxyman10]

I agree, I never truly believed Count Dooku fully embraced the Sith mindset or its dogma. He saw the Darkside as a means to an end for whatever his ultimate objective was.

[@QtheLaserDude]

He actively taxed his people on his home planet to the point of starvation, while he lived comfortably in his castle overlooking a valley. He had actual shipping containers loaded with taxed gold and resources while his people starved. He was a horrible, manipulative man. He lied to Ventress to manipulate her into assassinating his political adversaries. He plotted against old friends simply for having differing political views. His 'moral code' convinced him that a war resulting in the deaths of billions of lifeforms was the right way to go about achieving his goals. He actively pledged himself to an entity he knew would dispose of him on a moments notice, for the sake of power. He wiped out an entire race of people who attacked him, killing even those of the race who had nothing to do with the conflict. (Dathomir) He allowed his political allies to wipe out entire planets of people, whilst still supporting thost allies with more droids to cause more pain (Watt Tambor using slavery on the Twilek planet for example). And finally, he actively knew of, and helped keep.secret the plans of the DEATH STAR. For a man who claims to want peace and justice, he sure caused (and even spearheaded) a lot of war and injustice. Dooku was a liar, who manipulated people into joining his 'cause', while in reality, his 'cause' was just creating pain and chaos for the support of his master. No man as smart as Dooku would ever believe, in their own mind, that Sidous would ever allow for the peace Dooku claimed to be after. Dooku's claims and politics were a front, and a sham. Dooku was a horrible person, and any claim of sympathetic political views don't change that.

[@PartOfTheGame]

Loss, pain, and failure are, indeed, some of the best teachers there are, so long as you do not succumb to hopelessness.

[@thor.halsli]

The strong lives and the weak dont

[@romusz]

Great art! And it all makes sense now- it seems as though Yoda had a few SOUP HERBS right before Luke arrived, thats why hes so goofy for a minute.

[@Darbobski]

Fear drives a lot of people, but the kind of motivation that comes from caring and connection is far more durable.

[@treyowen9213]

1:29 and this is why we still love Obi-Wan, the greatest troll in the galaxy.

[@ric3poversace477]

2:44 Bro literally went there in the Clone Wars, Yoda is acting like he’s barely seen it, just senses the dark side within

[@maximedaunis8292]

Alzeihmer

[@joegover9452]

Obi Wan became more powerful than Yoda and he enjoyed every minute of it, until Yoda died

[@Adiddy927]

Yoda is like 900 year olds going in that cave at his age could scare him to death

[@DemonicAdj]

Only what he takes with him... and that's a lot of baggage.

[@Whurlpuul]

Yoda smokes the good kush

[@sporeham1674]

Our *green* little friend!

[@Nobahdee]

There is something to the original stories and movies that give us more than just entertainment. They literally instill hope and dreams. Wisdoms of ages past and futures yet becometh.

[@solidg3legend868]

And that's why Disney hates the original stories and movies, that's why their only message in the sequels was simply. "Let the past die or we'll try and kill it for you rather you like it or not."

[@justaman9957]

Gaining control or influencing the Jedi Council was necessary to his plan work, most due being more easy to separate them over the galaxy, with the key members like Mace and Yoda not being able to direct confront him at once, kinda like a divide and conquer tatic, he kinda manipulated them on being deployed and stretched out too thin, so Order 66 also could be executed in a more effective way

[@jonathanswift2251]

Dooku should have been an ethereal disembodied head floating alongside his ethereal body...

[@J_Sibelius]

5:55 they really did maul dirty on this one

[@edmis90]

It's said that Yoda went to exile on that planet because of that Dark-side nexus there; to counter act his light side and thereby be hidden in the force. Here we see Yoda not knowing about it though? Is the comic not cannon or was my information incorrect?

[@Eric_Nomad_Hixtone]

He's making excuses to Obi. He's been there in Clone Wars

[@ilikepokemans54]

Modern day writers don't know what cannon is

[@tsarfox3462]

Glad to see my little green friend found peace.

[@verneinnhel3279]

If Dooku's force ghost has no hands, then shouldn't he also have no head?

[@DemonicAdj]

Or at least have it pop off at times.

[@ItsKagiVids]

If only this great writing was in the movies.

[@theghostshepherddog2765]

it is becaming pathetic how weak the jedi are being shown after disney took control. JEDI DID NOT FAILED. THEY WERE BETRAYED BY A CORRUPTED REPUBLIC AND ITS LEADERS. and they were right about anakin: the kid was a prick and should not be trained.

[@lordmogg-wright5467]

I think you are mistaken. The Jedi were always shown as having become decadent, and disconnected from the galaxy partially due to a fear of attachments, focusing more on politics than people. You are right that Disney doesn't understand the Jedi, as Disney seems to approach Star Wars from a grey moral perspective, no objectively 'good' or 'evil' characters. But it is disingenuous to pretend the Jedi were shown as flawless before Disney.

[@gerlofsdonia4522]

Disney clearly hates the jedi... Even that Fortnite knockoff they made had to be set in the sequel era just so they could have an excuse to add no jedi and instead add a delusional broken robot who thinks he's a jedi.

[@diyi75]

They failed horribly. Never should've got in bed with politicians, and casting away force sensative individuals they deemed untrainable. Qui Gon would've properly trained Anakin, as a proper chosen one, but he was killed. Palapatine played the Jedi like a fiddle😂

[@jasse85]

Serving the Republic was not the way of a Jedi, Serving the force, was. Jedi failed at that. Qui Gon was a true jedi.

[@ReicantheJester]

would have been interesting if Anakin or Obi Wan were to try reach into the force as force ghosts to pull out Dooku and allow him to come back as a force ghost. I bet he could teach Luke, even if Luke despised Dooku, about some of the methods the sith use to snare people into the darkness. Anakin was pulled in by his emotions but Dooku was lulled to the dark side by a twisted form of honor and righteousness as he saw what the Republic had become, what the jedi had become. A tutoring on how the Sith will use a jedis will to do good to turn them evil.

[@masterassassinaltairibn-la4698]

Obi Wan had to be seriously annoying for Yoda to say away from you to his force ghost only thing that would have made this better would be Anakin as a force ghost after Vader dies showing up on Yoda's doorstep and saying hey Yoda where are my God damn kids 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@goatsanimations4480]

I just read that comic, shows how much Yoda was suffering internally during his exile.

[@Pattern51lover]

Well this was an awesome story. I usually hate add one like this, but this was just great

[@SeptimusScholar]

Yoda failed all of those Jedi and the younglings...he would know

[@HaydenWerren]

At least someone finally knew about what happened to Yaddle

[@jacquelineedwards4140]

Love the impression of Palpatine.:)

[@roadtothedawn5105]

Love the music in the background

[@curtis.e_flush]

Hope it gets a Tales of the Jedi rendition.

[@Dragonangel426]

True Master Yoda, failure is a great teacher. But, sometimes the only thing you learn from defeat, is that you've been defeated. A true "Strategist" learns from the mistakes of others. Keep the basics at heart.

[@AnthonyAscue]

Every Jedi that died from 66 should haunt Yoda. That dude 100% knew that was going to happen and did nothing lol. Can’t tell me otherwise

[@hunterkiller1440]

I want to see this is in Tales of the Jedi.

[@zooropa04]

LOVE that little nod to my favorite scene in the entire Sequel Trilogy.

[@nunyabidness-y2r]

It didn't seem like fear was the main emotion Yoda was feeling. It looked like it was deep seated, crippling guilt and remorse.

[@BubbaThaumaturge]

In the true canon, only a few Jedi could be force ghosts. Now every Sith that ever lived can be one.

[@iamchrispaezjr]

When was this comic released? I’m surprised he didn’t see Ahsoka, considering her trial was one the major reasons why Anakin turned in the first place.

[@jordanaftermath]

Did Yoda have the musical instrument on him, or was it passed to him through force projection? Also, it's interesting that the vision of Dooku has fangs similar to how the dark vision of Rey appears on the Death Star. I also wonder if the reason young Ani appears in Yoda's dream is because this is the version of him that is most familiar. Perhaps Yoda oversaw some of his early training at this age.

[@highlanderc]

Everyone is a force ghost

[@Erebus04]

The Reason Yoda failed and could not stop Palpatine was because he was to blind to see it, glad he could accept that

[@user-kl5zd2oe3e]

I miss how the cave used to be. A dreamlike place that hints at fates.

[@MarsM13]

I thought only lightsiders with special training retained their individuality after death? Sith just dissolve completely back into the Living Force, losing all individuality and dying as completely as is possible in the Star Wars universe.

[@ihavesnacks4186]

Illusion of the cave. Dooku wasn't really there.

[@michaelblower7363]

Some Sith have been able to live on after death. But it's more like clinging to the material world

[@taekinuru2]

Dooku trained Qui Gon who unearthed the technique and taught Obi Wan who taught Yoda

[@johnalbert6900]

Dark siders are condemned to Chaos in the Dark Side of the Force where they wander in mindless madness for all eternity.

[@ThatGuy-tg7cv]

"Destructed by a destructive force..."

[@DamplyDoo]

I mean.. yoda and the Jedi council really did fail many people

[@johnm4397]

the entire galaxy

[@classarank7youtubeherokeyb63]

“Yoda, you’ll never guess who the Sith Lord was this whole time!”

[@Godzilla5675]

It would be Very poetic but also kinda cool that Grievous would show up with burning eyes and chest missing 2 hands Ghostrider Style Signify "A Jedi Killer" And saying "Your failures will be a fine addition to my Collection"

[@Adarkane325xi]

As for this story: “I don’t think so - i’m looking for Great Warrior.” This story is a braindead betrayal of the character of Yoda. It was written by someone who hates Star Wars. Obi-Wan’s a Force Ghost, and they mention Hoth - so that means that for 21yrs Yoda sat in the mud and stewed over his failure? “I don’t think so-“

[@gerlofsdonia4522]

Disney's writers seem to love having beloved characters just stew around in their self-pity while making them look like bums with addictions to drugs or manatee titty milk.

[@dplocksmith91]

I think a lot of people at Disney hate Star Wars.

[@mikemiller2810]

I truly hope that if there’s a second season of the Obi Wan series.. that we get to see Ben Kenobi visit with Yoda.

[@TerraRyze07]

Great story indeed !

[@geekinitwithjimclassic8240]

I like the idea of this story, but not wedged between A New Hope, and Empire Strikes Back. If it was set back several years and have Qui-Gon's ghost instead, I think this would make more sense to me.

[@_olli_9485]

And then Yoda's ghost visits Leia, and Obi Wan's ghost visits Han, and Darth Maul's ghost visits Rey, and and and... Good God!

[@Lemuel928]

Lego Star Wars should write this?

[@coolsomeXD]

Yoda was ready to fight a Death Star with a lightsaber.

[@_Sporkz_]

This is how to add to the lore of Star Wars... If only Disney knew and understood.

[@JUN-fy5eo]

Yoda should’ve never mocked Obi-Wan in front of Younglings in the AOTC.

[@filneqstar-craft15]

I'm not even suprised that everyone in Yoda's vision looks like the zombies but Palpatine is the same as in reality...

[@013wolfwarrior]

"his hands are now stumps signifying the horrble death anakin gave him" ok, why is his head still attached then?

[@jsmitty2047]

Hmm...none of that seems like Yoda to me at all, he just freaks out after a dream? LOL....sounds like Disney wars to me.

[@Effective_tool_of_Satan]

Christopher Lee was delighted to having worked with Lucas, btw.

[@ric3poversace477]

Disney is just defying the timeline

[@SamRuhman]

Yes. Still impactful, though.

[@SaintNick420]

4:34 goes hard knowing he used to be count dracula

[@dr.rajasaurusandunclebonec6526]

Vampiric Dooku(laughs in Saruman)

[@carlsberg-gs6rl]

I say that Yoda has had too many herbs.

[@SirKobrias]

great story

[@arthurmartine6410]

THIS would make a good story on Disney plus it can be called the tales of yoda ?

[@UMBiLIcaLNOOsECuT]

​@arthurmartine6410 Disney Lucasfilm isn't gonna do anything cool fans actually want! Lol

[@arthurmartine6410]

@Anti-WokeNonSoyBoy NO THEYRE NOT SO that's why I deleted my Disney +

[@UMBiLIcaLNOOsECuT]

@@arthurmartine6410 Don't blame you!!!

[@jedsithor]

That Yoda art is great.

[@hr1meg]

Thank you harry Potter movies for getting all Americans on KZbin to pronounce herb with the hard H. LOL

[@XNOGaming_One]

Alec Guinness would have loved that dialogue. He was famously dismissive of Star Wars, but this...? He would have enjoyed this.

[@tabulldog2743]

Just goes to show, the Jedi failed A LOT of people. Good on Yoda for acknowledging this and resolving to not let it happen again.

[@poiuttyrfghj8474]

Okay this is a cool story but it makes no sense that Yoda agrees to teach Luke before he comes then is resistant to teaching him in the actual movie.

[@ccscheller8193]

I saw it as he's like "ok I will" then he meets him and is like "I have to teach this impatient brat? Troll him I will"

[@taekinuru2]

The student must be tested

[@Mikerille]

He was never resistant to teaching him in the movie, he wanted to agitate Luke, motivate him

[@arbington]

He was testing Luke’s patience.

[@FormerTrucker]

So that wasn't really Dooku? It would be interesting to see a conversation between Yoda and the force goes of Dooku? I mean, I wonder if Dooku would still be evil after death.

[@imadequate3376]

I wouldn't necessarily call Dooku "evil". A fallen jedi absolutely but Dooku wasn't messed up in the head, especially if you read into his extended lore you will understand him more as he was once a very promising Jedi and probably could have ended up a Grey Jedi very much in line with Quigon and Mace Windu (if you're one of the folks who seed grey jedi tendencies in Mace)

[@Awesomeness4627]

​@imadequate3376 in legends he is definitely evil

[@debutriah2854]

@@Awesomeness4627in canon too, dude is a menace in the clone wars 😭

[@Awesomeness4627]

@debutriah2854 yeah i kind of hate the way he is portrayed in the clone wars. Straight mustache twirler

[@debutriah2854]

@ tbf that’s what the dark side does. Even in the legends clone wars comics and such before the show was made he was downright evil. Whatever noble intentions he had died as he devoted himself to the dark side and sunk deeper into it

[@Infernal460]

Failure is not the greatest teacher.

[@TenkoBerry]

This be quite Good IOoOI👍

[@borusa32]

In the Clone Wars series Yoda has a vision of the terrible future.

[@slyktech1860]

I didn't think Sith could become one with the force.

[@bakes1324]

Interesting that in death, obi wan becomes the teacher.

[@bugsbasti]

It's a good story but is it legends? Because it would contradict with Yoda's initial reluctance in training Luke when they first met before Obi-Wan intervened.

[@АлександрМохов-б9ъ]

It is canon.

[@toumaaizen556]

It wouldn't. This is because Yoda's reluctance in training Luke had to do with patience but in here, Yoda was not reluctant but rather regretful over the past. He didn't want to train Luke here over the fear that he will fail and have another thing to regret. However, when he met Luke, after seeing how impatient Luke was, Yoda becomes reluctant to train him not because he will fail to train Luke but because Luke is too impatient and would not understand him.

[@bugsbasti]

@@toumaaizen556 But it's clear that Obi-Wan was preparing Yoda for Luke. "will you be ready when he comes?". They clearly talked about Luke before, given that Yoda doesn't even need the name or other context to know who "he" is. Yoda knows that the one coming to train with him is one of the only chances to take down the sith and the empire aside from Leia, Vaders son, Luke. Therefore, by logic, Yoda knows how old Luke is. It's not impossible to teach an adult patience, it's just easier to do with children, infants at best, who doesn't even have the chance to learn impatience. In other words, Yoda was intentionally looking for a reason not to teach him because he feared that Luke would fail like his father before him. So much for being ready...

[@loschain2224]

The mighty kalimba saves the galaxy

[@Thegod.ofgreats83625]

Yoda:helppp me there a 100 ghost on me

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

Why are his hands missing but his head isn’t?

[@Soviet_Union.30.12]

Its probably simmilar to anakin its Dookus body seconds before his death

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

@@Soviet_Union.30.12 anakin didn’t die on Mustafar.. he should be missing his legs and arms then… not to mention an older man with no hair and scars all over…. And it’s not his personality death as he was redeemed before death by Luke…

[@Soviet_Union.30.12]

@@peter-radiantpipes2800 He did he became Vader so technically Anakin died, and I think he was fully consumed by hatred and the dark side when he laid there on mustafar

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

@@Soviet_Union.30.12 reread my post though.

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

And I’m just playing devils advocate here too. :)

[@naroe2001]

Did every person in star wars learn to be force ghosts, i thought it had to be learnt starting with qui gon jinn.

[@bourbon0781]

If I were Yoda Id be like: You shts I trained you all and you blame only me

[@samlazar1053]

A headless speeder ghost ...hunting joda

[@tomcatfoolery]

Failure is the only lesson that sticks with me. The School of Hard Knocks has a long and distinguished list of alumni.

[@Flynn01979]

I really think, it made me think of Empire Strikes back and how much I miss those characters. I want the OG heroes back in live action. Not as AI deep fakes. It's time to recast Luke, and Leia. So we can get their adventures from the time of the New Republic.

[@lordmogg-wright5467]

Couldn't work with the current Lore I'm afraid, because any story around Luke would eventually lead to Jake Skywalker, and any story of Leia or Han would revolve around them being failures as both parents and partners. Not to mention the fact that Leia, as leader of the New Republic allowed the formation of the First Order without any standing millitary to defend the planets. If you own the galaxy, how can you lead the 'Resistance'? We aren't talking Vichy France, we are talking about the restored democratic republic that just stood by and allowed itself to be taken over.

[@gerlofsdonia4522]

@@lordmogg-wright5467 Disney had all the material they could work with and ample recasting opportunities and yet they chose they dumbest path imaginable for the franchise.

[@RemySchrader]

There’s No Way Back but that doesn’t mean there still isn’t One Way Out

[@kingsfeatures2330]

This story pushed the bountries a little to far. Most force dreams are of what has been or what is to come. Yoda's dream had none of that. Yoda would have no idea of how Dooku's arms were sliced off. I don't think that Anakin or Obi would have spread around the temple or told anyone how he Dooku died. This also has Yoda blaming himself for everything. Alot of the things that happened he could not have known about and probaly still doesn't know everything that happed at the time for this comic. The reason he was on Dagoba in the first place was to hide and wait for Luke.... to teach him. It would not be now that he is just saying these things. I rate this story a 2 out of 10. Just bad. This entire story just seems...well, like crap. Star Wars needs a new direction. It has failed badly under Kennedy and Disney.

[@johne.4884]

Disney doubling down on making our heroes look bad.

[@gerlofsdonia4522]

And yet the consumerist suckers continue to lap it up.

[@donaldodiaz4012]

Thanks

[@Jettaman]

I got Yodas back of the force. 🤫

[@SupaMane777]

Amazing