Every Inaccuracy In Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga

After getting a new mic and finding many new inaccuracies, I decided to make another video.
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[@RubberSoul______]

As of March 2nd, the current number of inaccuracies has increased to 37.

[@Postaldude2002]

Some parts of the audio cut out

[@MinikitSophie]

I don't care what anyone says, the games are canon. It's the movies that are wrong.

[@Jor-ElJaig]

Nah, the game is apart of my childhood, but it's all ass compared to the films, the EU and the shows. Hell it's only better than the sequels.

[@SockEater4293]

Am I wrong, or are the movies wrong?

[@Jor-ElJaig]

Yeah, she definitely is.

[@randompog8493]

The movies are so wrong, especially the prequels Who wants boring politics anyways, the game barely touched on them and, GOOD

[@Jor-ElJaig]

@@randompog8493 Bro, stop pretending to be a Star Wars fan, and get back to your dumbass block games.

[@joerider2508]

On the kashyyyk beach the droids and clones are working together when they aren't in the movie.

[@TristanLNeal]

My headcanon is the droids were too stupid to realize that they're getting wiped out too

[@noahmaldonado5461]

That honestly would've been cool to see, the clones snd droids working together to take out jedi

[@Victor-py9gt]

Pretty sure that's not the case and it's supposed to represent the battle without having to actually have all those npc's actually fighting because of lag and shit.

[@ARCTROOPERECHO616]

@@Victor-py9gt until you run into them

[@georgehiscott700]

You forgot that C-3po is gold in Phantom Menace when in the movie he's suppose to be half built and silver

[@imperialbricks1977]

He's not even in it wtf

[@georgehiscott700]

@@imperialbricks1977 He is in the cutscene in the pod racing level 1-3

[@imperialbricks1977]

@@georgehiscott700 I guess I missed him

[@georgehiscott700]

@@imperialbricks1977 It's OK I've been there too

[@auditect950]

Same goes for Attack of the Clones.

[@The_Albino_Jackal]

Another inaccuracy is that Leia always has her two buns from a new hope in the other movies

[@bucky97]

I believe most inaccuracies with Episode III is because the film wasn't finalized while the game was in development

[@SuperMarioMaker64]

That's for Lego Star Wars The Video Game which came out in 2005 (same year as Episode III). The Complete Saga came out in 2007.

[@MuchWhittering]

Sure, but most of the levels are identical.@@SuperMarioMaker64

[@doormatt]

When the original sequel game was released in 2005, the game actually released BEFORE the movie. This means that the huge story of Anakin becoming Vader, "I've got the high ground", and padme dying after giving birth to Luke and Leia were all first seen in the Lego levels and cutscenes before they hit theaters

[@MuchWhittering]

@@doormatt That was normal in those days. The games of movies usually came out first.

[@thespicehoarder]

You mean improvements?

[@biggestnerdalive8476]

One more: uncle Owen should have have been with Luke when they purchased c-3po and r2

[@Sjostrom2001]

They should have included the Owen Lars minifigure from set 10144 from 2005 ;)

[@MagicalBoyGrant]

They fixed that in the Skywalker Saga, but Beru Lars is still nowhere to be found, either.

[@auditect950]

I can't believe you didn't mentoin TC-14 betraying her masters and helping Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan.

[@maestrofeli4259]

oh yeah that didn't happen in the movie, but I guess she was there and it was a good way to introduce protocol droids to the audience

[@noodleboodle9750]

3P0 is supposed to be silver in episode 2. Also, the part of 3-2 where you go through the tubes is based off a deleted scene. Furthermore, Neimoidians fail to appear, despite being a driving force in episode 1.

[@TristanLNeal]

That's true, if you just go off of the games then the trade federation is just entirely droids for all you know

[@343Films]

That is pretty crazy that we don't even see Nute Gunray in any of the cutscenes

[@BoredBricks]

The number of inaccuracies have doubled since the last time we met.

[@jackychang9148]

Twice the errors, double the runtime.

[@O_Alentejano]

the fetuses aren't an inaccuracy, they're a stylistic choice, given the subject matter and limitations

[@O_Alentejano]

addendum, in episode 3: the jedi yoda and obiwan see anakin kill is different from the movie, idr names, but it's the red female jedi, with the tentacles.

[@rejsonito]

@@O_Alentejanoshaak ti

[@GamerLeFay]

@@rejsonitoAnakin killing Shaak-Ti was *also* a deleted scene from Episode III (hence why it also appears in the Episode III video game and as a Force vision in The Clone Wars).

[@KitsCollection]

in the cutscene where anakin and padme find out anakin is in trouble on geonosis, they’re flying the royal ship from the phantom menace, not the smaller ship used in attack of the clones

[@racer927]

8:22 What's neat about that scene is if you play as Luke, Yoda will also ignore Vader.

[@tk-6967]

2:03 Anakin and Padme never even go to Tatooine in the game

[@CreatorofSecks]

Despite the inaccuracies, the games still managed to make great use of the creative liberties without sacrificing too much. 10/10 game

[@dracoarton94]

You missed a few. In 6-5 "Jedi Destiny," Luke and Vader's duel on the second death star never happens, and the level opens with Vader turning against Palpatine. In 3-2 "Chancellor in Peril," Anakin only cuts off one of Dooku's hands instead of both. Also in 3-2, the Invisible Hand doesn't split in half. In 3-4 "Defense of Kashyyyk," clones and droids are seen working together after the execution of order 66, which never happens in the movie. In 5-3 "Falcon Flight," Boba Fett is seen following the Millenium Falcon in the level's end cutscene, but the scene where Boba and the other bounty hunters are sent after the falcon by Vader is missing. In 2-2 "Discovery on Kamino," Obi-Wan Kenobi never questions Jango Fett, he just runs away as soon as Kenobi shows up. Other scenes that were completely skipped: Palpatine's arrest Anakin and Padme's wedding Anakin and the Tusken Raiders Qui-Gon's duel with Maul on Tatooine

[@TristanLNeal]

That actually would have been cool if the level started out with both players having to duel each other like at the end of the Ep3 Darth Vader level

[@DanBen07]

Also you can see the imperial spy in the end cutscene for episode 4 which is not in the movie. There was a cut level called Palpatine Duel (set during Revenge of the Sith) You control Mace Windu, Kit Fisto, Saesee Tiin and Agen Kolar as they arrest the chancellor.

[@funnelvortex7722]

lol I remember my first time playing the game and I kept killing Vader wondering why the game wasn't progressing until I finally figured it out.

[@Superball01]

Luke and Leia never destroyed that landing platform in Jedi, plus in Jedi Destiny it gets magically reconstructed for the beginning cutscene. One other minor mistake is that Luke is a left handed Jedi in the movies, but in the game he’s right handed.

[@DanBen07]

I think in the game I saw them using lightsabers with one hand some times. Is that inaccurate to the films do they always use two hands. I saw a video where George Lucas said lightsabers were heavy and to weld them with two hands. I'm not sure if they did that every time on screen.

[@Superball01]

@@DanBen07 No it’s accurate to the movies. In the prequels they were a lot lighter in weight, and that’s because they were dueling a lot more often than in the original trilogy. Dooku and Palpatine could easily use their sabers one handed because of their styles of fighting. But they became heavier in the original trilogy and the techniques of the Jedi were mostly gone, so that in my opinion is why they go from light to heavy, no idea if it’s true or not but I like to think that.

[@DanBen07]

@@Superball01 Understood good👍

[@expressnumber-5049]

@@Superball01I believe Lucas used a similar justification. In lore, Luke and Vader both use Form V, which is slow and heavy and often uses two hands. The ANH duel is meant to be Vader cautiously probing Obi-Wan’s defenses while Obi-Wan stalls for time so the others can escape.

[@Superball01]

@@expressnumber-5049 That sounds right, and I wouldn’t ever question Lucas about his work. As far as I’m concerned, all of what George wrote and approved is still true, not a single bit of Disney’s writing.

[@airwolf276]

You forgot that Obi Wan doesn’t fight with Yoda in Ep2

[@predawarriorstudios5787]

9:15 Luke wasn't the only one who fell in the pit. A unlucky gamorrean guard fell in the pit with him. Which is the actual level, you could actually feed the rancor gamorrean guards.

[@cipher48]

A correction: the part of the game when the Invisible Hand (Grievous' ship) is tipped over DOES appear in the final cut of the movie. What doesnt appear is the scene with the tesla coils and the fog-filled tunnel, right at the start of the level. These scenes can be found on you tube, but they have unfinished sfx

[@scottthewolfgamer]

-During the Grievous fight, the General is fighting with his lightsabers when it should be with an electrostaff -During the Falcon chase level in ESB, Falcon Flight, they are never chased by TIE Interceptors like they are in the level -In the Count Dooku fight in the final level of AOTC, Anakin shouldn’t be there to fight as he’s knocked out by Dooku -All blasters in the game do not look like that in the movies -At the celebration scene at the end of TPM, Padmé is in her red outfit when it should be a white one -During the Darth Maul level, Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon are attacked by Battle Droids, which doesn’t happen in the movie -Obi-Wan shouldn’t be helping fight Maul with Qui-Gon -Throughout the Episode I level, Anakin is wearing his podracing helmet -In the Emperor level, Darth Vader shouldn’t be helping Luke nor should the Emperor’s royal guards be fighting -In the Escape From the Death Star, they never have to free the Falcon -On the Endor level, Leia isn’t with the group when they get ambushed by Ewoks nor should she still be in her camouflage gear -For episode 4-6, R2 should NOT be able to fly -In Betrayal over Bespin, the group never fights Boba Fett -During the Battle of Endor space battle, A-Wings nor the Executor appear in the game -In the end scene of ROTJ, Leia shouldn’t have her hair bun hair style -During the birth of Luke and Leia, Bail Organa and Yoda are absent from the scene -In the Mos Eisley level, Obi-Wan and Luke are attacked by AT-STs which doesn’t happen in the movie -During the cantina scene, Han shoots Greedo before Obi-Wan cuts off Ponda Bubba’s arm and Obi-Wan KILLS Ponda, which never happens in the movie -During the Mustafar fight, Obi-Wan and Anakin never work together in the film

[@shadow-squid4872]

Very good list, although TIE Strikers aren’t in the main saga nor the Lego game

[@cillianennis9921]

I wouldn't say an inaccuracy counts when its about the style of the Lego stuff like the blasters as it'd mean that most things are wrong as they differ a bit from the actual movies depictions. You could start adding stupid ones like the clones should have more than 1 form in phase 1 & that the clone used for Commander Cody is wrong. Also Shaak Ti isn't killed by Anakin in the movie.

[@scottthewolfgamer]

@@shadow-squid4872 I thought they could be briefly seen in ROTJ? It looks like their model is used in the Falcon Flight via YT videos, but I could be wrong about both

[@shadow-squid4872]

@@scottthewolfgamer You’re getting TIE Strikers confused with TIE Interceptors or TIE Bombers. Look up and TIE Striker in Google and you’ll see that that fighter isn’t in any LSW game

[@Legonater]

You’re thinking of Interceptors, not Strikers

[@tk-6967]

1:26 None of the speeders in the speeder chase were armed with blasters. Zam did use her pistol, as seen in the cutscenes, but her speeder was not mounted with weapons.

[@DanBen07]

Yeah quite a few Star Wars games have added weapons to pod races and speeders which don't have them. Some LEGO games padme's ships have weapons or they don't.

[@DanBen07]

4:02 The boga chase was a scrapped level for Episode 3 where you use a Boga to chase Grievous who's on his wheel bike. It didn't work as a level where you need 2 characters.

[@user-ct9qq6hh1b]

Bro called the impearl spy a rebel spy

[@DanBen07]

That's spy also appears in the episode 4 end cutscene.

[@cts9254]

Glad I'm not the only one who pointed that out!

[@darthdavlo9516]

despite popular belief, the characters in Star Wars weren´t made out of plastic bricks but were humans and aliens surrounded by nature and metal machinery

[@toonterraminegamer1234]

Yet somehow, one thing they did manage to get right is that Anakin’s lightsaber has a different color in the Jedi Battle and Count Dooku level because that’s what happened in the movie. Another Jedi gave him a spare lightsaber in the arena that was green instead of the blue that he had in the first half of the film. I’m impressed they managed to sneak that in without having to make two completely separate characters. I haven’t seen AOTC in a very long time, so for the longest time I thought his lightsaber was always green in that movie and that the Jedi that gave him the spare just somehow miraculously managed to fix his old lightsaber and gave it back to him. I didn’t even realize the color changed going from Droid Factory to Jedi Battle in the game. I just thought it was always green from the start. I never imagined a Lego game from 2005 to care about making such a small and unnoticeable detail about a single character, especially when none of the cutscenes even show where this change came from.

[@gapingMonster]

1) Obi Wan never met Watto or helped bring the hyperdrive to the ship, Watto had it delivered. 2) Jar Jar actually disappears from the entire level where the Queen and Jedi escape Naboo the first time. 3) Darth Maul never used battle droids while fighting Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan. 4) Dooku never used battle droids while fighting Anakin and Obi-Wan. 5) Obi-Wan was already defeated by Dooku before Yoda showed up to fight. 6) Obi-Wan never got to talk to Jango on Kamino, it was a fight in sight. 7) Anakin and Padme never freed or met Obi-Wan in the droid factory before being captured. 8) No arena monsters in Geonosis. 9) The clone gunships never needed to drag bombs to destroy walls. 10) Wookie Chief Tarfull wasn’t there to see Yoda leave Kashyyyk. 11) Captain Antillies never met with R2 and 3PO in the movie. 12) Owen bought R2 and 3PO, not Luke. 13) R2 ran off and 3PO stayed, they weren’t stolen back by Jawas. 14) Stormtroopers never found Obi-WAN’s hut. 15) Obi-Wan didn’t kill Ponda, he only severed his arm. 16) They didn’t have to get the Falcon out of lockup on the Death Star, it was just waiting to be used again after the tractor beem. 17) R2 was separated from Luke before the dual with Vader and didn’t help during it. 18) Chewbacca already found 3PO in the Bespin junk before chasing Boba and escaping with Lando. 19) Luke only came to Jabba’s palace after Leia and Chewie were captured, not with them. 20) Only Leia was there when Han was freed from carbonite. 21) Only Luke boarded Jabba’s sail barge, not Han Lando and Chewie with him. 22) Luke and Leia only chased the scouts on speeder bikes, it didn’t lead to them hijacking an AT-AT or destroying the landing platform. The platform was also not destroyed in the movie at all. 23) No Rebels helped assault the bunker on Endor, just Ewoks. 24) The Ewoks attacked the bunker immediately, not after Han, Leia and the rebels were already captured at the bunker. 25) Luke and Vader never dueled in front of the Emperor. 26) Vader and Luke did not fight the Emperor together, and Vader only threw him down a shaft after Luke was already about to be killed. 27) Vader and Luke never fought Imperial Royal Guards. 28) Ghost Anakin did not appear from Vader’s body, but only appeared later during the celebration for the first time. Bonus: There actually was a very brief 2 second scene in Revenge of the Sith where Anakin, Obi-Wan and the Chancellor are running down a sideways elevator shaft while the ship is tipping and that’s where the elevator running segment of the level was based on.

[@JordeVoir]

You forgot that in the level of Kashyyyk Commander Gree gets his head chopped out of his body. But in this game we get to fight "Commander Cody" as a random enemy instead. (It's actually a 327th trooper).

[@hazardroid50000]

Anyway, they already had the clone troopers with the green lines, so there was no need to reuse Cody's model

[@tk-6967]

2:52 none of the animals are present in the arena. Also, nowhere near as many Geonosians actually fought, and they were armed with melee weapons rather than sonic blasters. The Geonosians also brought out at least one sonic cannon in the film, but no sonic cannon is present in the game. Security droids were also never present.

[@thechaoticvideogamer]

I think it might be a case of taking the PS2 levels and putting them onto the Xbox 360 and PS3. IIRC, the beasts featured in the arena battle of AOTC are in LSW 3 onwards.

[@shyster4850]

In the opening cutscene of 2-3 Padme's midriff is visible, even though it shouldn't be until the area. In 4-5 Luke and Han's stormtrooper armor instantly disappears without them taking it off.

[@Bennymoon129]

Obi wan’s jedi interceptor is the wrong color in the general grievous level, same thing for anakin’s Jedi interceptor in “darth Vader”

[@masterseeker360]

As someone who only recently watched the movies after some 20 years of my life but played the lego games before its about capturing the spirit and not the visual accuracy

[@user-ct9qq6hh1b]

Jar jar was gone because he is plotting his evil plans as Darth Jar jar

[@DanBen07]

This year it's rumoured LEGO might make a mini figure of that character.

[@Wiiguy13]

darth bombad

[@pathogenofdecay]

I'm really glad that people (content creator and comments alike) are paying attention to this stuff instead of claiming that all inaccuracies are excusable because it's a parody. As for the things I've noticed that aren't in the video, off the top of my head: - Many of the blasters across the three original Lego Star Wars games and even Skywalker Saga have been inaccurate, and especially the sound effects for them. Even ship blaster cannons may be inaccurate at times. - It seems that RubberSoul may have addressed some of the musical inaccuracies with modding or I'm not remembering the in-game music well enough, but I do remember that at least some of the music in these games was inaccurate, most notably the droid factory and Geonosian arena themes being weirdly swapped with one another.

[@jorgizoran4340]

I think for 29, both of the levels took place at the same time, they just needed to split them for the game.

[@ajzeg01]

Jabba’s musical theme as heard in the game also never appears in the film because they thought it was too silly. It appears on the soundtrack, but was not in the movie.

[@mikeestash9921]

Ironic.

[@whatdisd]

The droids in Discovery on Kamino can be spotted in the background of the film as Obi Wan explores the facility. I think there is only one and it doesn't shoot at anything, in fact it's so much a part of the background that it's hardly noticeable but it is there

[@inhaleddeath5758]

I think you forgot about how all the characters/ships are made of legos and that there are random studs everywhere along with characters can die and respawn a second later

[@Celtic1020]

Yeah, I’m guessing you're joking about him pointing out that the clones were 1x1 tiles. I thought it was silly that he pointed that out, and nothing else relented to the fact that they are blocks.

[@inhaleddeath5758]

@@Celtic1020 I’m more pointing out how he points out really small inconsistencies, such as R4 going with Obi wan on kamino or Anakin and Obi wan flying separate ships on the chase level

[@whatdisd]

Luke and Ben never even entered the sandcrawler

[@multikody6481]

In the opening cutscene for the Droid Factory level Anakin and Padme are in the wrong ship. Also, C3PO is the wrong color in that level.

[@latewizard301]

The tow cable bombs in the hoth level was so annoying.

[@TristanLNeal]

Yeah, and in the movies all you have to do is blast the AT-ATs anyway

[@DanBen07]

I think you may have been able to use a extra to do it easily at some point.

[@mikeestash9921]

The 1x1 foetuses aren’t inaccurate, it’s just a stylistic choice.

[@AutismGaming489]

All life forms starts as a single cell. It makes sense that a Lego mini figure would start out as a flat 1x1.

[@darkyboode3239]

Some of these inaccuracies are to make the game funner, and gives the player more objectives to complete. I also don’t think I’ve played a single Lego game with a level where you could only play as one character, it’s always been a minimum of 2.

[@KitsCollection]

obi-wan kills greivous with cody’s gun, not greivous’

[@mrwiskers101]

Thank you! I came to the comments because I also spotted that.

[@SpeedstersUnited]

"In Discovery on Kamino, Obi Wan's Astromech goes with him on the journey, in the movie, his Astromech barely appears." Two things wrong with this: 1: R4-P17 does appear in AOTC, she's the droid in Obi Wan's starfighter and the one that broadcasts Obi Wan's signal to Windu on Corusant after discovering the Clone Army. 2: R4-P17 isn't Obi Wan's astromech, yes R4 was assigned to Obi Wan, but she belonged to the council, not Obi Wan. This also furthers Obi Wan's comment in A New Hope, "I don't seem to remember owning a droid." because he never actually owned R4. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

[@tk-6967]

0:41 Obi Wan and Qui Gon did not fight any standard battle droids in the hallway. The only standard B1s that should be present would be in the hangar.

[@sovietgamer5222]

Actually they do.

[@tk-6967]

@sovietgamer5222 No they don't. They only fight security droids and a single commander whilst on board the ship

[@dededemain]

in the rescue princess scene where they're going in the garbage shoot luke is the second one to jump in but in the movies chewbacca is the second one to jump into the garbage shoot

[@SuperWarrior64]

Here's some inaccuracies I found for Luke in Return of the Jedi #1 In Return of the Jedi Luke hid his lightsaber inside R2's head but when you play through the first level of EP6 Luke still uses said saber to attack enemies. In fact in EP6 chapter 2 R2 launches Luke his lightsaber back to him #2 Luke doesn't wear a cape for most of the movie but in the game he wears it the whole time (minus the ending cutscenes for some reason) #3 in the game Luke still has his black glove before entering Jabba's palace when in the movie his hand was damaged by a blaster shot on the Sail Bardge by one of Jabba's henchmen

[@user-yi7zj3lv5t]

the audio cuts in this had me thinking something was wrong on my end lol

[@Uncle_the_one_shot_kid]

Same bro

[@joelroberts3491]

This video is the funniest thing I have seen all day. The matter-of-fact delivery really fits the nature of the video, like you are archiving information for a library

[@ArkansasLocomotiveWorks]

The mission which Luke and Leia destroy the landing platform never happen in ROTJ.

[@deadlyfaster7347]

4:01 The boga chase was originally going to be in the game but it was cut probably to the time crunch before ep 3 was released

[@mateootalora4180]

On the episode 3 chapter 6 darth vader level, the industrial complex is collapsing entirely from the beginning of the fight, in the movie that doesn't happen but instead the control panel is damaged during the fight and that causes the shield removal of hammer-ish structures outside, lava blowing eventually made those structures fall in the lava with anakin and obiwan on them That has been one of the biggest inaccuracies i saw in the game. Hope u make another video on these ones

[@sup209]

Another interesting difference you forgot to mention is that in the opening of Falcon Flight, the player has to defeat a group of star destroyers encircling and attacking some smaller rebel ships which doesn’t happen in the movie (but is likely a reference to the rebel base’s ion cannon disabling a star destroyer so their transports can escape). Also in that same level the 2nd co-op vehicle is an X-wing that goes with the Falcon into the asteroids which doesn’t make sense to the movie.

[@Matt-zu2lu]

Lego Commander Cody died a hero. Live action Commander Cody lived long enough to see himself become the villain.

[@jarodM6]

That doesn't stop this game from being a epic childhood game. If I ever manage to find this game again on xbox 360 on Ebay I'm definitely buying it

[@cameronbaker97]

2:49 at the end of that same level, Anakin and Obi-Wan have each other's Lightsaber.

[@hazardroid50000]

Cutscene bug?

[@xuruiyu]

ATATs being able to get up if not blown up fast enough is actually something I wouldn't mind seeing in a movie or show Makes the Empire more threatening by making its designs look more competent xd

[@rainbowrunner1550]

One of my biggest gripes about the Lego Star Wars games is how in the boss fights with Dooku and Palpatine, they shock your character with Force Lightning, forcing you to switch over to the other character to damage them. Realistically, Jedi are supposed to be able to block Force Lightning with their lightsabers, or even the Force alone in the case of Yoda.

[@WeebGamer101]

I subscribbled. Even though there are some inaccuracies I still love the games lol cause they are very nostalgic.

[@demit189]

Thanks for the subtitles, i really do appreciate it

[@gagankartawiria9917]

Oh im gonna love the amounts of inaccuracy in "Lego Star Wars :The skywalker Saga"😂

[@MarshallXeno]

Another inaccuracy actually pretty much the entire Mustafar level. Anakin and Obi-Wan never help each other since all they do is fight, a large portion of the fight locations are skipped, and Anakin never joins Obi-Wan on the high ground. He only tries it and fails.

[@emberfist8347]

1. The droidekas weren’t in the opening hallway they were outside the bridge which was a ways away. 2. Jar Jar is introduced sniffing a flower when he gets saved by Qui-Gon. In the film he running from the droid forces smashing through the forest like everything else. 3. The boulders from the Mos Espa Podrace weren’t in the movie. 4. The final lap of the race is just Anakin and Sebulba with no other racer present. Canonically, there were four other racers still active in the final lap. 5. Only Mawhonic’s elimination is shown in the game and the fates of Ratts Tyrell, Mara Guo, Ben Quadrinaros are all cut. 6. In the Anakin’s flight bonus level, Anakin has a second Naboo Starfighter follow him into the Droid Control Ship. In the movie only Anakin was in there and the other pilots of Bravo Squadron were confused when it started getting destroyed. 7. Zam doesn’t use any turrets in the movie but does in the games. 8. The power couplings from Bounty Hunter Pursuit kill you when they didn’t in the movie. 9. The ending of the level omits the scenes in Outlander Club. 10. R4-P17 couldn’t even have joined Obi-Wan as she was hardwired into his Starfighter at the time. Her full body in the game is based on a generic Astromech Droid called R4-D5 from LEGO’s toy line. 11. The Kamonoian you help at the start is Ko Sai who was cut from the movie. 12. I could have sworn that the floating droids were the KE-8 Enforcer Ships we briefly see in the movie. They were designed to isolate and restrain aberrant clones. 13. The ship shown in Droid Factory is Padme’s ship as Queen in Episode I. Her ship at that point in the film would be a smaller Yacht. 14. C-3PO has his gold plating when he was a dull gray in Episode II. 15. In Jedi Battle, Jango uses his Jet Pack missile which he doesn’t in the movie. He also doesn’t use his flamethrower or get his jet pack damaged by the Reek. 16. Speaking of the Reek, none of the arena bears appear in the level. 17. The fight with the Vader apparition from Dagobah was also set in a cave in the film not the wide open space we see in the game. 18. Luke fell down along with an unlucky Gammorean named Jubnik.

[@fibnasty]

you're getting the video traction you deserve, hope it continues! happy to see 15k views for u also i do have one fair argument which is some of these levels needed to make a necessary change for co-op. for example when Yoda trains Luke, would you rather be playing as the person training Luke, and Luke himself, or Luke and r2-d2. because if Luke is alone (movie accurate) co-op can't happen

[@xuruiyu]

Anakin killing Shaak Ti is also a deleted scene from the final movie, that appears in "Ruin of the Jedi" level

[@brambo3011]

Maybe you mentioned these in your first video, but the ship Anakin and Padme use to fly to Geonosis for droid factory is inaccurate. It should be the smaller Episode 2 Naboo ship, not the one from Episode 1. Also, Leia has the wrong outfit and hair style for the Cloud City Escape cutscene, she also has the wrong hair for Boushh disguise.

[@user-tw3rh9po4t]

“I know this is going shock people, but there weren’t 2 main characters working together during every single combat situation that the camera lingers on in the Star Wars movies.”

[@Jor-ElJaig]

Inaccuracies in your video. 4. Shmi Skywalker is absent from the game. 4.Threepio has golden coverings in the game, whilst he has none in the film. 9. Shmi's death is only covered in the GameBoy Advance version, so this makes this game guilty of omission. Cliegg Lars, Owen Lars and Beru Whitesun are absent from the game. 10. The Reek, the Acklay, and the Nexu are absent from the game, nurmeous Jedi from the Clone Wars and the Prequels never appear. Anakin and Obi-Wan have their Lightsabers on them, once they're freed. Padmé doesn't have to take B-1's blaster from it's deactivated chasis, she has it on her. 14. Watch the film again, albeit briefly, the artificial gravity on the ship, does fail. 15.16, Cody wasn't on Kashyyyk, and Luminara and Tarful are never seen. 18. You don't speak about Owen and Beru's absence in the game, also, Owen was buying the droids and the red one's designation was R5-D4 21 Rebel Spy's name is Garindan. 24 The Port is definitely not two meters wide in the game and you failed to mention this. 29. You fail to mention costume inaccuracies, Leia never does sport her "hair buns" in The Empire Strikes Back. 30. They're not, in lore, or in the movie, called Bombs, at all. Thermal Detanators don't work like Grenades. 33. Semantics, the 501st Legion are not an entire, army. Overall, please get your facts straight.

[@auditect950]

In Battle of Kashyyyk, you play as Yoda, Chewbacca and a regular Wookiee - that Wookiee is supposed to be Tarful. I do wonder why they didn't make Luminara appear in that level, though.

[@SeanWheeler100]

@@auditect950 Luminara wasn't on Kashyyyk.

[@Jor-ElJaig]

@@SeanWheeler100 She's there in the movie, though.

[@SeanWheeler100]

@@Jor-ElJaig Okay, Wookieepedia says she participated in the Battle of Kashyyyk. But I didn't remember her in the movie. If more Jedi were on Kashyyyk during Order 66, why didn't Yoda save them?

[@Jor-ElJaig]

@@SeanWheeler100 She was in the movie, and honestly I have no idea.

[@animasonanamericanmangaka2115]

In Attack of the Clones, R4-P17 (Obi Wan's astromech) has a completely red dome instead of white with red detailing.

[@Septimius_Band]

Happy to be your 500th subscriber. Keep up the good content

[@Shift_Salt]

*complete silence* *"COUNT DOOKU'S SPEEDER IS NOT BLUE IN THE FILM...."* Brilliant.

[@Afterafteraffterhinterteil]

Very nice video man, i hope you stay active

[@Lhopx21]

In Return Of The Jedi - Speeder Chase, Luke and Leia fight an AT-AT. Firstly, the two of them were never together on a mission together in ROTJ, and secondly no one in the film fights an AT-AT. great video!

[@tk-6967]

7:16 I don't believe Luke did use the tow cable. His copilot dies and he simply orders rogue squadron to use the tow cables

[@austinstackhouse9759]

I don't know if you're already planning on doing this but you should totally do the rest of the Lego games that are directly based off movies it'd be a really fun series to watch

[@KingNothing1118]

Greedo shooting first in that Mos Eisley cutscene is arguably an inaccuracy lol

[@sly1576]

first words: “BOUT A WEEK AGO 🗣️‼️”

[@willemlind2704]

you earned a sub. FOR THE REPUBLIC!

[@achairstudios8730]

In a New Hope Bonus Level, you are able to play as C-3PO, despite the fact he never worked with Vader during the events of A New Hope

[@deaconpoole7577]

C-3PO being gold in all 3 prequel films You never fight against the 3 beasts on Geonosis. Anakin and Obi-Wan never find the elevator full of Battledroids. Obi-Wan was never knocked unconscious. Anakin never had Obi-Wan on his back with Palpatine hanging on his foot. Order 66 is completely skipped over, despite having nearly every Jedi that had a dedicated death scene in Episode 3. Mace Windu’s confrontation of Palpatine is completely skipped as well. Anakin and Obi-Wan never worked together on Mustafar; they fought the entire time. The Jawas never stole back C-3PO and R2-D2, and Obi-Wan meets Luke only AFTER he was knocked out by the Tusken Raiders, and R2 and 3PO were also there. The burning of the Lars Homestead is completely neglected. Han and Chewbacca don’t participate in the Battle of Yavin. The Imperial Spy was not at the Throne Room celebration after the Battle of Yavin, and R2 was never shot and damaged nor needed repairs after the battle. Leia’s hairstyle is completely wrong, all throughout Episode 5. Lando never put on Han’s clothes. The team never regroups on Home One, and they never show how the Rebels snuck onto Endor using a stolen Lambda Class shuttle with old clearance codes. Luke and Leia never drove AT-ST’s or AT-AT’s. Luke never meets Vader on Endor, he just shows up on the Death Star 2. The part where the Ewoks capture Han, Luke, Chewbacca, R2, and C-3PO is omitted. The Imperials never attacked the Ewok treehouses. Wickett never went inside the Endor Bunker. The Death Star 2’s reactor never had taser traps, and Wedge Antilles was supposed to be there. Come to think of it, Wedge and Biggs are never shown at all. None of the pilots are.

[@ToaArcan]

- C-3PO has his Episode II-VI design throughout the whole game. In the movies, he had no plating in Episode I, and grey, rusty plating in Episode II. - Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan are not separated by the shield gates during the duel with Darth Maul, and Obi-Wan never duels Maul alone in the game. Similarly, Maul's lightsaber is not damaged and reduced to a single blade. - R4-P17 did not have a body in Episode II. She was a head attached to the fighter's wing, and only received her full form after the ship was upgraded to the Delta-7B during the Clone Wars. - Padme is only ever shown with the Naboo Royal Starship in the game. In the movies, she used a J-Type Nubian Yacht in Episode II and a Star Skiff in Episode III. - (DS version specifically) Anakin has a green lightsaber in all of the Episode II levels, instead of starting with the blue one and switching to green after Droid Factory. - Obi-Wan is not defeated during the first battle with Dooku, and remains active after Yoda arrives. - In the film, Anakin stays on his feet longer than Obi-Wan does. - Chancellor Palpatine's face is already scarred before his attempted arrest (Which isn't shown). - Obi-Wan is never knocked unconscious during the second duel with Dooku. - Obi-Wan uses his red Eta-2 interceptor to travel to Utapau, which was destroyed in the Battle of Coruscant in the movie. In said film, Obi-Wan uses a blue interceptor that belonged to Aayla Secura for this mission. - Commander Cody uses the 327th Star Corps livery rather than his own 212th colours, and has a pauldron, which Cody didn't wear in the films. In fact, all Clone Commanders use these colours, including the ones on Kashyyyk and Coruscant. These Clone Commanders were based on the Clone Commander minifigure from the 2005 Turbo Tank set, which was itself based loosely on Commander Bly. - The Clone Troopers and Droids work together against Yoda after Order 66 is called. In the films, battles between the Grand Army of the Republic and the Separatist Army continued until Darth Vader killed the Separatist Council and sent the shutdown code. - Yoda and Chewbacca fight through an active warzone to reach the escape pod off of Kashyyyk. In the films, they only killed Gree and Jek, and escaped steathily instead. They were also accompanied by Tarfful. - Bail's ship is shown to be the Tantive IV during Episode III. In actuality, he used the Tantive III/Sundered Heart during Episode III. - Similar to the situation with Obi-Wan's Eta-2, Darth Vader flies his yellow one to Mustafar, which was also destroyed in the movies. Vader uses a green Interceptor for his mission to Mustafar, possibly Saesee Tiin's, but it's never been confirmed. - Vader never chokes Padme in the game. Also, the reason for his mission to Mustafar is never addressed. - Vader doesn't get burned in the game, instead his legless but otherwise fine body is put into the suit. Despite this, a model for a burned Vader _is_ in the game, based on the minifigure of the character from the 2005 Darth Vader Transformation set, and can be accessed via cheats or mods. - The creatures labelled "Womp Rats" in this game are a different, smaller species called Scurriers. Womp Rats are significantly larger and are quadrupedal. Both creatures appear under their correct names in The Skywalker Saga. - TIE Interceptors appear during Episode V in the game. In the films, they didn't appear until Episode VI, though they've retroactively been added to the series before any of the OT films by Rebels. - Luke wears his black and grey robes from his infiltration of Jabba's palace throughout the whole of Episode VI, instead of switching to his black fatigues after leaving Tatooine. He also wears the glove on his right hand throughout, whereas he only started wearing it after the battle at the Great Pit of Carkoon in the film. - Luke's second duel with Vader is skipped, and Sidious instead immediately starts electrocuting him. Anakin redeems himself immediately, and sides with his son against Sidious, rather than it being a last act of sacrifice. - Anakin is able to be hit with Force Lightning multiple times without immediately keeling over dead, despite his suit being designed to be vulnerable to Force Lightning.

[@ethansmith8463]

It's great that Skywalker Saga fixed a lot of these.

[@anitabath8315]

The level gunship Calvary takes place in a canyon like area, whilst in the film the gunships fly in a much more open area.

[@tylersmith187]

At 3:22 did you catch that Dooku’s hilt changes from the specialized curved piece to the standard hilt piece?

[@darkride_enthusiast69420]

in the final cutscene of revege of the sith, anakin is cut in half instead of burned completely. during vaders death scene in all of the lego star wars games, he dies in the death star 2's throne room instead of the death star 2 hangar. also at one of the end cut scenes in return of the jedi, anakins force ghost never appears from vaders funeral pyre

[@MagnusMorris-wp4it]

I have so much nostalgic memories of this lego Star Wars movie tie in game.

[@InTheYellowBox]

Hey man The audio keeps cutting out and I think I could really spice up your editing, The general video ideas are really cool tho. if you'd be happy to pay (not looking for anything too much) I'd be happy to do a free minute trial if you wanted?

[@masonpyle5929]

8:41 if you play the GBA version of Lego Star Wars II the Original Trilogy, Betrayal over Bespin comes before Cloud City Trap.

[@CanadaDragon1]

At the end of the "Darth Vader" level in episode 3, Anakin pulls out a red lightsaber. This doesn't happen in the movie.

[@evan.bakker1756]

Almost all of these are wrong because the developers needed a way to let two people play at ones, but they definitely made some big mistakes, like putting two scenes out of chronological order, but anyway, nice vid👍

[@DanishThePenguin]

In the Mos Espa Podrace, you win by simply outracing Subulba. In the movie, Anakin is only able to win by destroying Subulba's pod. Also, Anakin has a rather clean 3 lap race with no real issues ingame. In the movie, Anakin's pod is subject to Subulba's sabotage in the final lap, causing him to lose his lead while he makes repairs

[@FroggBoy1]

1:21 to be fair, idk how 2 player would have worked in this segment if they didnt get in different cars

[@slendercorn46]

They were attacked by Buzz droids, that's how R4 died at the battle of Coruscant

[@leonrussell9607]

He meant attacked by buzz droids in the game

[@lakotacorff4012]

Another thing: In the movie, Obi-Wan holds a negative view of blasters, calling them "uncivilized" after using it to kill Grievous. In the games however, he instead seems enthusiastic about his use of a blaster, blowing away the smoke from it's "barrel" after using it to kill Grievous.

[@Shaia_TeamLCE]

1:39 This one was too funny 😂

[@yuichihincapie6787]

LMaoooo I think this is the funniest video I've ever watched

[@Somedudeguywhat]

Hey man the KZbin is detecting the music and cutting out the audio

[@walnzell9328]

There are a LOT more inaccuracies. But, just to throw my hat into the ring, Chewbacca uses his bowcaster in the Death Star detention level, but did not have access to it at that time in the movie, and instead used a DLT-19 heavy blaster.

[@mmx3374]

How are the clone foetuses being 1x1 plates an inaccuracy?

[@auditect950]

Yeah, it's obviously just a stylistic choice, by that logic, every single character and vehicle should be counted as an inaccuracy because they're not made of Lego in the films.