The Rule of Two & The Secret Rise of the Sith in the Shadows of the Galaxy - Sith History #15

[@masteroftheassassins]

You have to give the Sith credit for one thing they did over the Jedi: They adapted.

[@brokenbridge6316]

That's true

[@decepticonxhunter4850]

Adapting doesn't do any organization any good if they kept getting the same disastrous resulsl. All it really says about the Sith is that despite the amount of times they changed their structure, they never did anything to confront the fundamental flaw of in their philosophy.

[@brokenbridge6316]

@@decepticonxhunter4850---But TBH they really couldn't. The very thing that made them really strong was also that made them really weak in the long run.

[@thalmoragent9344]

​@@decepticonxhunter4850 Yeah well, it's a philosophy constantly taking L's due to its individuals always going too far

[@Underworlddream]

I think the problem with the Jedi is that when they did reforms or made changes, It turned out those reforms were mostly terrible ideas when looking back. The no family no attachment lead to Anaken falling because of his fear, them not being a military force anymore lead to them not knowing how to lead the army's during the Clone Wars, them becoming subservient to the government made it that they get tie up by bureaucracy and politics that allow evil like slavery to thrive or them being pawns to politicians like what happen to Grevious planet or them with the Jango and Super Commando.

[@haydenj.powers5180]

"the dark side offers power for powers sake. You must crave it. Covet it. You must seek power amongst all else." From Darth Revan's Holocron which influences the rule of two.

[@rodey6416]

This series is not over. You need to talk about Sith Lords such as Vergere, Lumiya, Lomi Plo, Caedus, Lost Tribe of the Sith, and Darth Krayt.

[@hansmerker5611]

Bane was born in the darkness, molded by it. He didn’t see the light until he was already a man and by then it was nothing to him but BLINDING.

[@lisboah]

Nice reference. But you are right. Bane was already born in a situation that made him more prone to follow the dark side rather than the light side. Not everyone can become a hero.

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

The Bane Trilogy still goes down as some of my favorite Star Wars novels of all time. Anyone who is a Star Wars fan, I highly recommend you read them or listen to the audio books. Dez will always remain a top tier character in my book even if Disney Canon has erased EU/Legends

[@gus-1312]

Yo, I second this! I absolutely loved that trilogy! My favorite starwars novel by bar!

[@RedXlV]

The Bane trilogy has pretty much been restored to canon wholesale.

[@topdog5252]

I’ve read those books several times. They immediately became my favourite at the time, and though now I must rank them equal to Plagueis and the original Thrawn trilogy, with maybe a few close runner ups behind those, the Bane Trilogy will always be the one I read 3, 4, 5 times, I don’t even know. The Plagueis novel, and the Bane trilogy… the beginning and the end of the rule of 2. Epic!

[@Parocha]

I’ve only read the first book, and can tell it’s a compelling story

[@TerryKashat]

EU was the shit.

[@watercannonscollaboration2281]

Pretty insane how patient the many generations of Sith were for the rule of two

[@adamwolf9419]

Can we get a series covering legends Republic history post Endor? It’s something that I don’t see covered that often, and there are some really great stories to be told. Also, a mini series focused on the Sith of this era would be really cool. Darth Krayt has a very interesting story, and showing how he created the final iteration of the Sith with the Rule of One would be a really cool story for y’all to cover.

[@inquisitorgarza312]

Bane was incredible intelligent in how the Sith should now operate for the next thousand years. Bane realize the simple truth that the Sith will never win against the Jedi and Republic in a conventional war, and so he decided that the Sith will best defeat both their enemies by destroying from the inside of both of their organizations.

[@lisboah]

The only problem is that he expected for the future generations of Sith to follow his doctrine to the letter: teach everything you know to an apprentice, the apprentice eventually kill the master once the teaching is complete, and restart the cycle. However Darth Tenebrous, Darth Plagueis and Darth Sidious never had any interest in being killed or replaced.

[@FalconWindblader]

​​@@lisboahGet fanatical with ANY ideology, & one is bound to be blinded to everything else. Bane's undivided devotion to the Sith ideology blinded him to what you've mentioned, just as the Jedi had been blinded into thinking that emotions & attachments would only lead to fear of loss, which in turn leads to the dark side. Despite the fact that both ways of thought were ironically proven to be correct to a certain degree due to very unlikely circumstances lining up almost perfectly, both extreme way of thought also led to their respective order's ruin.

[@haydenj.powers5180]

"Choose someone as a successor and you will inevitably be succeeded. Choose someone hungrier than you and you will be devoured. Choose someone quicker and you won't dodge the blade at your back. Choose someone with more patience and you won't block the blade at your throat. Choose someone more devious and you'll hold the blade that kills you. Choose someone more clever and you will never know your end. Despite these cautions, an apprentice is neccessary. A master without of apprentice is a master of nothing" Darth Sidious. Sidious really is a black hole the dark side in the dark side in covering power for powers sake over.

[@cioplasmmajic8327]

The biggest problem with being a "moral Sith" is that there are plenty of immoral sith much stronger than you. They will either kill you or covert you, and all that morality goes away.

[@merafirewing6591]

I wonder how would Darth Bane react if the Republic just collapsed anyway just when Palpatine was close to achieving it?

[@RedXlV]

Or if Darth Gravid had gone for the head.

[@paullafreniere2773]

I'd like to see a video dedicated solely to the sith grand plan. Specifically how the sith changed the republic over time, rather than who the sith were as individuals.

[@Blutwind]

Bane sure was lucky that no Sith Lord and his/her apperntice suffered any space accidents together like exploding shuttles or something in the 1000 years it took to destroy the jedi

[@ale-xsantos1078]

Yeah, and they dodged some major bullets with the Jedi almost killing him and Zannah, Darth Gravid, that bomb that almost Sidious & Plagueis killed and all the times Sidious's plans came close to being foiled

[@TerryKashat]

This is a great point. It was The Will Of The Force or just whatever George Lucas wanted it to be

[@ronjon7942]

There is always another. Cockroaches.

[@rodey6416]

You need to talk about Dark Empire, the spirit of Exar Kun, and etc.

[@codename618]

This was a nice series. Edit: It's occured to me that Darth Vader technically redeemed himself by following the Rule of Two (in that he killed his Sith master).

[@PinkyJujubean]

It makes sense that less sith would mean more power for those that do exist. The more power someone has access to the more evil they can do. This is like a metaphor for the real world in a way.

[@DarthRKO-li7qm]

Yes, yes but I prefer the rule of one.

[@RedXlV]

​@@DarthRKO-li7qm Bane would've preferred that too. The problem being that he wasn't immortal, and it would take far longer than his lifespan for the Sith to take over the galaxy from the shadows. If he'd been a Hutt, Neti, Duinuogwuin, Gen'Dai, or any of the other species who have 1,000+ year lifespans, he probably *would* have gone for a "Rule of One" and not bothered with an apprentice.

[@PinkyJujubean]

@@DarthRKO-li7qm I think the end goal of the rule of two was to have the rule of one. The rule of two was just a means to an end. Bane was the type of guy who knew how to play a long game

[@romancapulus5577]

I loved this series Very motivating for my Star Wars fan story …DO DARTH KRAYT NEXT!

[@teleportedbreadfor3days]

Naturally amazing and interesting. To tell the truth, though, I was kinda hoping you would go beyond Darth Sidious’s reign. The Sith continued to persist well afterwards and do serious damage.

[@waynehenry127]

It's amazing how you ended that. The rule of two is one of the best philosophies to get the Sith into power, but it shows if they're defeated both at once, soooooo much knowledge is lost. Consolidation works for the few, but not the masses. Which is Sith at its heart. They were always bound to destroy themselves. That's why "balance" can only be achieved through the light side. Amazing stuff y'all do here at this channel 👍🏿

[@keule329z.4]

I love this series! There are so many Sith lords who are worth a video for their own. From the ancient ones like Darth Andeddu as the first one to ever use the title... over the old ones like Tenebrae/Darth Vitiate/Valkorion (guess that'll be a longer one), Darth Malgus, Darth Nox and others... until the known Members of the Order of Sith Lords since Darth Bane.

[@lorenking5891]

Need a series on the state of the galaxy post-Abeloth. Who was in power? What was happening with Corellia? Where were the Hutts? Help me Geetsly’s, you’re my only hope

[@RedXlV]

It's a pity that the Legends continuity was simply ended instead of continuing with the stories as an alternate continuity from the main canon.

[@lorenking5891]

@@RedXlV always optimistic they could bring it back. Disney wouldn’t be the first company to publish continuities at once!

[@RedXlV]

@@lorenking5891 That's exactly *why* it's such a shame that for now, there's no new Legends content (aside from The Old Republic MMO). Hell, Disney itself puts out multiple continuities of Marvel (the main comics, the MCU, the Spiderverse animated movies, various What-If timelines, etc). Reviving Star Wars Legends as an ongoing alternate continuity would be no different. Nobody gets confused by Marvel having multiple continuities, so it's not like it should be a problem for Star Wars to have a mere 2. I'm guessing they're just insecure about the idea that a revived Legends would end up more popular than the "main" canon. But at some point, it'll probably happen.

[@marshalllatta2073]

One's more the Sith will rule the galaxy and we shall bring peace am excited to see sith Lords in Acolyte series

[@cofeman347]

You should make a video about Krayt's One Sith, even if he didn't directly followed from Bane's lineage, he claimed the mantle when there was no one else left that could and manage to conquer the galaxy, even for a short while.

[@RedXlV]

That's the thing, virtually every Sith victory is only for a short while. No matter what work-arounds a Sith Lord tries to come up with, the in the end the dark side is great at destroying but terrible at holding things together. And that includes an empire.

[@nightterrors2976]

​@@RedXlV the ultimate triumphs of the Sith were their first two Empires

[@TheGenericavatar]

Good series, but I recall there being a Legends Sith Brotherhood post Sidious that included Darth Krayt, a Sith Quarren with a many tailed whip, some skinny sith lord with a sword staff, and others I can no longer recall offhand.

[@RedXlV]

Yes, Legends had Darth Krayt's Sith Empire. Along with an assortment of minor Sith cults that survived in obscuring during the Rule of Two era and beyond.

[@joesalyers]

Bane's ideology had 1 fatal flaw. If one of the Sith were to be turned and kill the other, the lineage would be extinct. Sure it lasted for thousands of years but it could have easily ended in a single generation. Had Zannah been turned or her apprentice it could have ended the Rule of Two before it really began. It was a good idea but 3 would have been better, since odd numbers always play to the houses favor when gambling, this is why fighting has odd number rounds and slot machines have 3 wheels of chance that you need to match to win. So if the Sith Grand Plan is the house goal it is better to gamble on a odd number so that if 2 Sith go to war with each other and both die the odd Sith out can carry on the dynasty. It all comes to an end when Vader Kill Sidious and had there been 3 Sith the story would be very different. This is why Rome had Triumvirate leadership and odd numbers are always better for the house or in this case the Sith to win. Also it helps if there is another Sith in the Shadows waiting for the Storylines. Just my thoughts as a Star Wars casual fan so don't roast me in the comments LOL.

[@coggnus9656]

It was less about guaranteeing success and rather about whether they deserved to succeed. In an instance where Bane thought Zannah betrayed he ask what he had been killed as a result of Zannah not helping him, Zannah responded that if he did die he it would prove that he was unfit for the mantle of Dark Lord of the Sith that he would have deserved to die and he agreed with her. As for why he didn’t have two apprentices, it would incentivize them to gang up on him rather than 1v1 which means that no matter what the outcome the new master would always be weaker than the original.

[@joesalyers]

@@coggnus9656 Oh I understand the reasoning behind it, I just think for the overarching story arc it could have helped if now in the timeline Luke and Asoka were worried about not only Thrawn but the unknown New Dark Lord they didn't know of. But I love the original Bane Trilogy. I was just talking abut how if Vader and Sidious had 1 more in their gang the war for the Empire versus the New Republic wouldn't be so boring. But thats just my opinion. We need a big bad in Star Wars right now and Thrawn is a great character but he isn't the same level of threat as a Sith or some other force user, but a threat like Thrawn with a Sith could be an epic fight to overcome in Star Wars.

[@PW-zs2yx]

That was one heck of a history it’s hard to remember it all. I love Sith Lore especially ancient and old republic.

[@dwsvlogs97]

We forget about Darth Krayt or Darth Caedus! There were sith after Vader and Sidious! Darth Talon or Darth Wyyrlok or that even darth Sidious arose more than once from the dead. Krayt took over the galaxy albeit through more covert means but he achieved what Sidious did, galactic domination.

[@JvP519]

I enjoyed listening to the history of the sith. Thank you

[@brokenbridge6316]

Imagine what would've happened had Darth Bane succeeded in finishing Essence Transfer.

[@gardenpop]

Please do later sith orders

[@javonscruggs8233]

Theirs still lady luimaya,and darth Cadeus to cover. We also can't forget darth kraty either.

[@TheAntiburglar]

This has been an epic undertaking and a fantastic series! I would gladly welcome future series of a similar style on the Jedi or the Mandalorians :D

[@gustavserrander9268]

I think videos that explore what happend to the sith after the battle of endor like Darth Caedus for example or Darth Krayt

[@thalmoragent9344]

Funny, cause it also means the Sith are more vulnerable; Less likely to find secrets across the Galaxy without more, unique individuals. If the Master dies and the apprentice also dies, then you loose TONS of knowledge and progress. Sidious' own master, Plagieus, was angry when they both nearly died in a trap Palpatine organized, or so I've been told by those who read that part of the EU. Then, as Bane feared, what if a master gets weak due to unforseen circumstances, then the Apprentice doesn't really have to kill him by surpassing them, only getting lucky And, look at what happened with Palpatine, he died and Vader also died shortly after, sundering the Rule of Two dynamic right then. Look how long their Dark Line continued, 30 Dark Lords. Over all this time, they schemed and planned, and it all culminated in Palpatine ruling for... 20 odd years? What a grand plan indeed

[@RedXlV]

Yep, Bane solved one aspect of how the Sith weaken themselves with infighting, but weakened the Sith in a different way in the process. In the end, it's just that Sith ideology itself is fundamentally flawed. A Sith can gain immense power, but it's a self-destructive form of power. Nothing you to do try to work around the problems inherent to the dark side will make those problems actually go away.

[@predalien902100]

Is there any chance you guys can go over the history of the Sith during the time when Vader took on his apprentices of Galen Marek and Lumiya, leading to the post-Endor era of the Sith? Not to mention the rise of Darth Krayt, and his Rule of One Sith order during the Legacy era and all of how it came to be, and what became of it in the future.

[@grandadmiralzaarin4962]

I'd love for you to do a lore series like this on the Post RotJ Imperial Warlords of Legends.

[@JediAcolyte94]

A YT-tuber named argent did this but it would awesome if geetsly covered them.

[@tdkreturns-batcavepictures1224]

"The dark side is a pathway to many abilities some consider unnatural"

[@Idkmyname08]

Absolute amazing video I have loved the whole series but this is the best one! Especially the part talking about the rule of two and Darth bane, would love a video of him!

[@goldeagle6431]

The Senate rose like the sun.

[@merafirewing6591]

And blew up like the sun.

[@cerealsgames3118]

Keep it up guys I'm going to love the long form video at the end!

[@raptorzeraora2632]

Cant wait for that one

[@michaelandreipalon359]

A necessary reform of evil in Multiversal terms, alongside the idea of Broken Masquerades in the likes of the SCP Foundation.

[@michaelpriestley1304]

The Darth bane trilogy and the original thrawn trilogy are still the best written Star wars stories to this day. I love seeing the story told from the dark sides perspective in the bane series

[@timothyjacks1788]

It was her brother she turned mad not a friend

[@torrussilver8628]

Please cover things like the thrawn trilogy briefly and then lead into things like dark empire. Lady lumiya, mara jade and then Cade skywalker. As well as the sith rule of one and abaloth. Surley this can be considered sith history and thus not the true end 😅

[@wedgeantillies66]

One has to wonder if without Darth Gravid inflicting a very serious setback on the grand plan during his reign as dark lord of the sith, whether or not the sith's grand plan would have come to fruition, a generation ir two earlier

[@1qplayer626]

Make a full video on darth vitiate pls where you analyse his character and motivations

[@greatazuredragon]

Nice episode, thanks for the update.

[@WilliamAftonstudios]

This is going to be a satifiying end to the series

[@kyleriley7835]

The Sith grand plan took over a thousand years of careful planning which got then 20 years of ruling the galaxy. Good job.

[@beaupierrebondurant5651]

Darth Bane...second greatest sith Lord ever.

[@tweso1499]

But what about Lumiya and Darth Caedus? Weren’t they the last remnants of the Rule of Two (from a certain point of view)? And Darth Krayt’s Rule if One May be considered heretical in the eyes of notable Sith (Andeddu, Bane, and Nihilus), but they are still Sith. Of course they’re of a different branch. Lastly, there’s the Lost Tribe of the Sith that would come into contact with Luke and Ben Skywalker during the Abeloth crisis (aka the Fate of the Jedi series).

[@jesusfernandez974]

Really enjoyed it Geetsly, just loved these series, keep up the great work 👍.

[@beaupierrebondurant5651]

Darth Sidious...the greatest sith Lord ever.

[@gunta4427]

What about Darth Krayt's One Sith and the Galactic Federation Triumvirate?

[@DarkRider117]

Any chance you could another series about the history of the Jedi?

[@AleksandrPodyachev]

Is it just me or does Darth Zannah look like if Miley Cyrus became a sith lord

[@EddyTheHedgehog538]

Will you ever cover the Rule of One?

[@slade652]

Loved this series of videos and everything you have put out thank you

[@expertgamer7186]

The story of the jedi and the one sith

[@raptorzeraora2632]

He only does pre-prequels

[@schurerest7661]

Loved the series sad it’s over been a fun journey!!!

[@robertelkins7899]

What about the legends sith after Sidious and Vader, like Darth Caedus (Jacen Solo), and the Rule of One under Darth Krayt?

[@AlsayidHaddosh]

Hey Good question What about after return of the jedi Jason Solo ? Darth Kryat and the one sith ?

[@RedXlV]

This is where the answer decisively splits between Legends and nu-Canon. Prior to where the movies start, it's not actually that important to distinguish between the two continuities. Almost all Legends material up to and including the Darth Plagueis novel (chronologically speaking, not in terms of publication date) is 100% compatible with nu-Canon. Which is why huge chunks of it have been restored to canon already. But once the movies start, Legends and nu-Canon are no longer possible to reconcile and *have* to be looked at as 100% separate storylines.

[@MarcMagma]

Last episode? So no Lost Tribe of the Sith, Palpatine's Inquisitors or New Sith Order?

[@lerneanlion]

When you said the Sith made sure the Republic becoming the only government and nation to dominate the galaxy, does this mean the Sith somehow behind the ethnocide against the Mandalorians that is known as the Mandalorian Excision too?

[@alecsmith3448]

Will it be the Mandalorians or the Hutts next?

[@jamiewalsh3349]

"Once more the Sith will rule the galaxy. And we shall have peace." - Darth Sidious

[@exquisitepuma7318]

Are you going to look at the Lost Tribe of the Sith and Darth Krayt's One Sith?

[@raptorzeraora2632]

nope, the sith history series is over

[@zexalbrony4799]

If you're looking for a video series topic, how about you discuss every major battle in the Galactic Civil War, you've already done pretty much most of the major battles from The Clone Wars and even have an impressive compilation video of them all(except Salucami for some reason), and while I'm a much bigger Clone Wars fan then Galactic Civil War, I'd still like to hear about some of the battles. Also, you could do videos discussing some of the Dark Siders and Sith Lords that came after Palpatine. The timing is good, considering we seem to be getting multiple Dark Siders in Ahsoka given the trailers.

[@NetherCrafterSMC]

It would be so interesting if Darth Bane returned in the present timeline

[@doomd1816]

Why is this the last episode? Do sideous to krayt!

[@AndrewSmith-ef2gf]

Is there a playlist of this series?

[@shawnupton1598]

Really gotta said could y'all do a series about the JE' DAII Order.

[@pinkie215]

Is there a legends or canon reason why Yoda knows about the Rule of 2 as mentioned in Ep 1 and Clone Wars?

[@coggnus9656]

In legends, Darth Cognus disowned one of her apprentices who went on to create a dark side cult that survived up until yoda’s lifetime. In fact he was responsible for destroying that cult and one of the members mentioned the rule of two in his dying breath. Unsure how he found out in canon tho.

[@snorlaxmunch8675]

Credit due where credit earned for Darth Bane

[@mathiasm5464]

Please make more videos about Sith history after return of the Jedi

[@pokebreeder2517]

i think sidious was the worse one to be given control, mainly cause he destroyed all the work the sith have worked up to in a matter of 20 years with the teachings that was what destroyed the empire.

[@light-816]

l like that he didnt acknowledge the new sequels🤣🤣🤣🤣 nice

[@ronjon7942]

“…taken a blow that it would ever recover from.” Mmhmm. Said every worn out Jedi.

[@Parocha]

You missed the last TRUE Dark Lord of the Sith…. Meesa thinks yousa will be sorry 😅

[@marcusblackwell2372]

I genuinely wonder what the Sith reaction was when Vader redeemed himself and ended the Rule of Two. Past Sith I mean

[@isaacrenaud5686]

Fuck... - every past sith lord since bane.

[@marcusblackwell2372]

​@@isaacrenaud5686I can see that, but knowing most of the Sith since Bane (except for Tenebrous because he's a scientist), I would think they'd be a bit more enraged because you know how Darkside emotions are

[@isaacrenaud5686]

@@marcusblackwell2372 Oh certainly. I was just being funny.

[@aster4jaden]

The Sith will always survive in some form.

[@jacobweyker6857]

So the dude who said that the banking clan will sign the treaty to count dooku in attack of the clones could have been plagues

[@emzonik8851]

Why do you stop at the movies instead of going further? There's like almost 200 years left of their history in Legebds.

[@gabrielandjavierpinales3689]

The Rule Of 2 was based on Revan's ideology of having a empire of darksiders being ruled by 2 powerful Sith Lords who are master and apprentice, during his time in the Jedi Civil War, preparing the galaxy against three True Sith. Bane admired the young Sith Lord despite knowing Revan title as a Sith was a facade and his redemption, but he find his ideas effective. I always wonder that after Bane and Zannah's deaths, the Sith under Rule Of 2 was struggling with their plans of revenge and was nearly destroyed multiple of times, even broken the rule before Sidious time. Despite the Rule of 2 ended in the second Death Star. The Sith still inspire the Rule Of 2 despite it's fall. Because it did what the Sith in the past do. Adapt to survive.

[@theodoremccarthy4438]

The Sith’s problem was not a contradiction in their ideology, rather it was that every ideology is fundamentally incomplete. No ideology can exist in isolation. It can only be fully expressed in the context of a deeper culture and heritage. The New Sith never had access to the Old Sith culture and so could never achieved a lasting victory even after beating the Republic and Jedi back to the Core. Meanwhile, the grand plan of the Banite Sith bore fruit because it was embedded in the culture and heritage of the Rublic itself: co-opting and working through the Republic’s institutions.

[@jacobweyker6857]

So guy in count dookus council in episode 2 could have been plagues

[@ShadowWizard123]

The Rule Of Two might explain why Rey is so strong in the newer films. Like lots of people complain that her Force abilities came to easily and without training etc. But if it's true what the Sith believe about the Dark Side concentrating its powers and creating stronger Sith, maybe the same thing happened with the Light Side unintentionally. There were very, very few Jedi left and maybe the Light Side created Rey to be extra powerful as a result. Anyone think this theory makes any sense?

[@grimlord3181]

They still needed to train though, while Rey did not.

[@amarured]

But didn't Plagueis acknowledge the possibility of "the Force fighting back" against his efforts? Thus acknowledging the Force as some sort of entity?

[@jeffagain7516]

Thanks very much for clarifying a concept I believed but unable to find an adequate answer to. ( T.S. 11:34 ) That being; when considering the "Rule Of Two" Sith mandate, they are referring ONLY to the idea of "Lords", one being the Master, the other a chosen apprentice. There certainly were other Sith, they just were'nt in the succession line. Have I got that right? I would think so, as there's nothing really stopping others from becoming "Sith" it was just that they were simply pawns in the "Master Lord's" plans. Any light on this provided by others, much appreciated. :)

[@shanenolan5625]

Great work ( series)

[@DarthRKO-li7qm]

What about the Darth Krayt's rule of one ?

[@shanenolan5625]

@@DarthRKO-li7qm that's the future I believe.

[@DarthRKO-li7qm]

@@shanenolan5625 Yes. But it seems he's ending the series even though there's still more.

[@shanenolan5625]

@@DarthRKO-li7qm oh I see. Yes they could do videos on sidius and vaders rule , then the post war . The dark lady, the new jedi. And one sith

[@raptorzeraora2632]

Jedi history next?

[@3000gtwelder]

But... But... Some how Palpatine returned🤣

[@locutus2011]

4:11 Is that a Nazgul with a lightsaber?

[@ZombieEater73]

Sonofabitch, it just clicked in my head after decades of Star Wars lore. The Sith are ancient Libertarian space wizards🤣.

[@trentonbates3114]

Wait but I thought Palpatine survive until the rise of Skywalker didn't ray kill him?

[@baldrian22]

the story isent finished yet ;) its still darth kaides, the on sith and the lost tribe of the sith ;)

[@macwade2755]

This is Canon for me!

[@Neyvid26]

The problem is, the master gets betrayed by his/her apprentice. Thus the constant self destructive habits of the sith are still a problem. The sith should rewrite the code bruh

[@RedXlV]

That self-destruction is inherent to being Sith. Bane wasn't trying to get rid of it, which was impossible without becoming something other than Sith. He was trying to focus it so that the order itself would survive the process. Which only worked temporarily. What Bane was unable or unwilling to see is that becoming something other than Sith is *exactly the solution.*

[@timgersh6787]

Banes section was kinda wrong

[@nickvinsable3798]

🤔 . . . This is more of a fanfic, but a video where a pseudo-Death Star is sent of to invade another galaxy far far away after a long time of multi-generational travel…