The Secret Sith Pureblood Cult That Was STILL AROUND During the Clone Wars

[@superjesse645]

Lando killing off the last of the Ancient Sith seems like a fairly-Lando thing to do.

[@creed8712]

He was casually fighting inter dimensional sphere droids

[@marshalllatta2073]

Let's hope we see sith species in the future of star wars

[@teleportedbreadfor3days]

Kinda sad such an interesting Force collective had an anticlimactic story like this. So many things about it are interesting, even Jedi and Sith interactions and how they went about it with the Sorcerers.

[@akumaking1]

Maybe that’s the point. The Sith species went out not in a blaze of glory, but an undignified slow burn.

[@Lavenderlore1043]

Given the Sorcerers of Tund were skilled in illusion, I think it's possible that many used their abilities to appear to die, using mystic copies to take their fall(for comparison similar to how Loki used his magic in the MCU). Others could have turned invisible by shaping light around them. In these ways, I think at least a small enclave could have survived Palatine's ravaging of Tund. They would likely be isolationists now, so we would rarely see them. And if we did, we likely wouldn't ever know it, due to the abilities we know they posses. However, we don't know what happened to the Sith artifacts Palpatine stole from the Tund after his fall, so perhaps in disguise, some Sorcerers went and recovered them and brought them back to Tund after his downfall. The Imperial Remnants might have kept some around, not knowing they were anything else than objects prized by their former Emperor. But to the Tund they were much more, sacred artifacts to their people. Then they mysteriously started disappearing.. they did not know this was by the hand of the Sorcerers. And so they came home to Tund. Just a theory.

[@IshotheGreat]

Ah yes . . . More sith knowledge to add to my collection

[@Margart526]

Great video, have always known there’s more to life than meets the eye, I feel like in this life i am supposed to be doing more than i am doing for the people i love. been seeking for an eye opening enlightenment, a way to be more influential, powerful and protected~

[@bartholetbay412]

oh well you can achieve that by being a part of the illuminatus brotherhood, i know it sounds like a mystery but there are ways you can actually get in contact with them

[@Margart526]

@@bartholetbay412 hi, isn't the brotherhood a myth?

[@bartholetbay412]

@@Margart526 Well it is not and you can't actually expect it to be open to everyone, but if you want to know more you can look up ANTHONY MARK SZYMON online you will find something interesting.

[@Margart526]

@@bartholetbay412 oh really, i just saw his website, interesting.i will leave him a message.

[@cfakatsuki17]

God imagine that phone call, “hey Luke you ever heard of a sith sorcerer? I only ask cause I think I just shot like……. 8 of them… yeah I can hold why?” Then just smash cut to Luke screaming through hyperspace to get to Lando

[@goldeagle6431]

The Senate was not only around during the Clone Wars, but even more powerful than this cult of Sith Purebloods.

[@davidordaz5251]

Darth vitiate is more powerful than the senate could ever be and he pretty much achieved what sidious couldnt ruling for centuries when palpy ruled for a short time

[@nomercyinc6783]

There would have been no clone wars without the senate

[@nomercyinc6783]

@@davidordaz5251 he also killed every sith being alive in that planet so no retconned content is trash and Disney should quit immediately

[@АлексейМомот-щ7о]

@@nomercyinc6783 this isn't Disney lol, EU has multiple retcons too

[@BiasN]

@@davidordaz5251 1. Palpatine > vitiate/valkorion stated by one of the authors. 2. Most of vitiates centuries were sent hiding lmao.

[@lerneanlion]

I think this is what supposed to be adapted in Canon when it comes to the Sequel trilogy. The Imperial remnant came across Tund and the Sorcerers of Tund became the new ruling elites of their own Sith Empire. After this, the trilogy can be about the Jedi and some people in the galaxy are questioning that maintaining peace and the status quo with the Sith Empire and the Galactic Republic is worth it or not. Also, thank you to the team of Geetsly's for doing a video about the Sorcerers of Tund! They definitely did not deserve such a tragic end like that!

[@stonalisa3729]

That would requiring planning which Disney did not care to do. They winged the sequel.

[@maxxor-overworldhero6730]

I don't know if this is a Mandela Effect or something, but this distinctly reminded me of seeing a Massassi Jedi.

[@randomobserver8168]

Glad to hear it- I was always a bit sad that the Sith species ended up extinct with the mostly human Dark Jedi just going on to build empire after empire basically just using the Sith branding instead of being DJs, and ever less Sith blood in them despite the original mixing. Almost as bad as how the Mandalorian culture is a bunch of multispecies but heavily humanized historical re-enactors imitating the culture of the Taung.

[@danielferrieri7434]

Video Idea: Jedi who Became a Sith. Anakin isn't Allowed

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Jedi dropout Haazen, from the KotOR comics.

[@kotanovakota]

Revan,malak,exar,ulic,nadd,ruin,skere kaan,dooku,caedus,krayt and the first 12 dark jedi

[@zexalbrony4799]

Gepta: Now all the secrets of the Sith Purebloods is mine. Nothing can stop me now. Well, except of course for a dashing rouge business man, but what are the odds of running into one of those in this great big galaxy. Lando: I'm about to end this man's whole career. lol.

[@Adonis869]

Yes, more ppl need to know about the Jal Shey and Zeison Sha

[@williamjanak2013]

More about other Force cultures and beliefs would be great!

[@jamiewalsh3349]

Lando Calrissian - Sith slayer

[@michaelandreipalon359]

*sees thumbnail and title* Excellent. Will tell High Command for extra resources and personnel so to completely purge this potential Multiversal threat.

[@Ben-Ken]

It's funny how a species might look very different from humans but the artists usually make their females look as close to the human ideal of beauty as possible.

[@IIRAZZERII10]

I love women

[@rmansfield6]

This is why pre 2000s legends novels will always be the best. Sure we later got republic commando and the Yuuzhan Vong wars, but stuff like this feels way more in line with the OT than even the prequels

[@RoTenken]

Please do! Love these tales and where they come from. Also, can you talk about unusual force powers? I do believe for example, that there were Sith element benders.

[@haroldchase4120]

That was a sucky ending for such a powerful species

[@DarkKnight-dq7ek]

Anything and everything that is obscure about star wars particularly legends material please keep it alive. Disney is like the diease from the infected battle station in the novel death troopers just about runing everything they touch! Keep up the good work!

[@tantrisbehm8806]

Wow, this was interesting, I really like learning about other force-sensitive groups, it's fascinating how different groups viewed and used the force.

[@inspectorpena]

Video idea: Lost Tribe of the Sith, explaining their history, culture and a breakdown of their society.

[@dino_marvnn]

Hey Geetsly, much love for you and your content. I’ve got a video idea one that might be said a lot probably but not too its full extent I believe, and that’s the scale of which the clone wars battles were. There’s one in particular, which is the battle of Malastare. We all know the episode pretty well because of the whole Zillo beast incident, but the battle itself was an incredibly large scale battle. If we truly look at it, I mean, the CIS had a huge army that they deployed on the capital itself, and the republic wanting to help keep it out of the CIS hands had a decently large forced themselves too, and they even had fighter squadrons that were helping out air, surface, and probably space. And a good question is why did they use that battle pacifically to use a new type of weapon? Why didn’t they put more forces or resources if they are able to use that weapon at the time. Yes the the republic army was stretched out but why use an important battle and use a prototype weapon? Just a fun little idea for a video if you wish.

[@dino_marvnn]

Sorry for the long, and as well.

[@Daangalf]

Answering your question: I certainly would like more stories about obscure Force sects. Everything about the Force and lightsabers is what interests me in SW the most :)

[@michaelandreipalon359]

9:57: Silly with little or without context, but really, The Lando Calrissian Adventures by L. Neil Smith (may he now rest in peace) are surprisingly good despite their corny titles and concepts. Would easily rank them alongside Brian Daley's The Han Solo Adventures and A.C. Crispin's Han Solo trilogy. Meh. I want to see successful anti-Force sensitive Muggle military and assassin groups and organizations. We need more love on those departments.

[@mechanwhal6590]

I would be interested. Obscure offshoots are kind of my jam!

[@Voltaic_Fire]

Aww, I like the pureblood sith, I have fond memories of my lightside sith in swtor, I hope that there are more hidden colonies out there.

[@marcialhd]

well in the lore it is mentioned that it is very possible that some purebloods managed to escape into the unknown regions and thus the species (and its subspecies like the Massassi) could still be alive in several non-discovered worlds.

[@TheHookBoy]

So I’m not a big fan of Star Wars, but it’s cool. I’m actually more interested in hearing the people that love this IP more than anything because I find that dedication fascinating. That said, I’m subscribed to Stupendous Wave and Star Wars Theory and I’ve never heard them talk about this interesting sect of the Sith, but I’m glad I was able to hear about this group from you. Thanks for digging into the unknown a little more.

[@doominator4072]

Yes please, I find it fascinating that there were other force uses other than the Jedi and the Sith.

[@tommyalmeyda1253]

Thoroughly enjoyed it! Thank you!

[@shaydowsith348]

They were not the last Sith purebloods. There is another. The lost tribe of the Sith.

[@slicerneons3300]

Man, I need to read the 3 Lando books. If they are as good as the 2 old Han Solo Trilogy novels than I have been missing out.

[@SirWimpus]

Imagine Living in the planet of Douglas ☠️

[@davidordaz5251]

Love to see more games, movies and tv shows on the old sith instead of the Jedi all the time

[@greatazuredragon]

A sad end to a once mighty people. And yes. More videos about other force sects would be awesome.

[@jeremygrant6145]

I would love a video on the jal shay or zeison sha. The matukai warriors would be my top pick though

[@cjthebeesknees]

Nah, I’m holding down that legacy as a pureblood human. 🤙🏻

[@kotanovakota]

Damn this means the lost sith tribe on kesh aren't the only guys that remained up to the empire times

[@elliotgreen2279]

I was on the edge of my seat reading rise of the red blades, I thought Iskat Akaris was going to be revealed to be pure blood.....turns out I was wrong 🤣

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

I feel bad for them, those exiled sith didn't deserve extinction.

[@jrobbins707]

The more stories you post on the off brand Jedi and Sith the better!

[@littlefox3234]

all good things get destroy please keep a few things alive

[@shanenolan8252]

Cheers

[@HitchcockJohn]

Character idea: a member of the Sith species who was found as a baby and raised outside of Sith-controlled space, becoming the one good member of the race and experiencing emotional conflict when they realize where they came from.

[@marcialhd]

better yet, a member of the Sith species raised as a Sith, indoctrinated into the Sith Order and a true believer in the Sith Code, yet unlike the rest of his brethen he acts honorable and is overall a well adjusted and well meaning individual (not paranoic, not treacherous nor manipulative, etc), but decides to remain loyal to the Sith out of a sense of genuine love for his people.

[@HitchcockJohn]

@@marcialhd So like a bad guy that you kinda sort of come to respect in a strange way. That would be an interesting approach.

[@ezraatencio2361]

Do more Lando things, please.

[@frenzalrhomb6919]

I say they're All TUNTS!!

[@luiscarlossalesdasilva1582]

Can you do a video commenting your opnion about how Dave Filoni developed the Jedi in clone wars as an institution that made big mistakes and if that deviated from what George Lucas developed the jedi to symbolically represent in history? Do you think this "subversion" ended up working and giving the story the depth it needed? Do you think that George Lucas already raised this question, but didn't develop it in the story of the Prequels because that wasn't the focus of the plot?

[@michaelandreipalon359]

(Guess I'll have to give my personal opinion on this.) Said mistakes were already established with stories like the Republic comics; I don't think so, I think the flawed perspective of the Old Jedi Order was planned from the beginning. Apart from TCW 2008's many inconsistencies with Legends, I think yes. Guess so.

[@theamericannestormakhno2360]

Im with captain Rex on this one it's best to combine both into a sort of hybrid armor

[@shadowblade5257]

i wuold like to here more yes pleas

[@robdean6893]

Zeizon sha, please!

[@oddmanout8692]

Cool. More.

[@mlgbrogaming7719]

Can we get a video about the Rishii of the Techno Union...if there isn't already one.

[@inquisitorgarza312]

The Sith were eternal just like the Jedi as both of these people change and evolve as the years went by, and no singular individual sect can claim as the true form of these people, but it is the name of these people that the Galaxy remembers and are known.

[@InfinityOrNone]

The Sorcerers weren't Sith, not anymore and not for a long time. For one thing, they were the ine thing that no real Sith would ever allow himself to be: _weak._ They allowed themselves to wither on the vine for millennia, slowly decaying from their state of power and glory without anything truly rising to bring them out of ignominy. Eventually, instead of being the masters of their fates like a Sith ought, or placing themselves beneath a master to eventually overthrow as a Sith does, they instead became nothing more than raw resources to be exploited. Worse, even, because there was nothing to gain by exploiting them; they were pathetic things that happened to have once been connected to something of value, like the grapevine come winter.

[@aaravtulsyan]

New Narrator?

[@Dantakurasaki]

They were right.

[@АлексейМомот-щ7о]

They don't seem to look like purebloods in the illustrations

[@Chameleon1616]

Star Wars has a bit of a thing for having the last of an ancient species discovered for a story and then wiping them out for dramatic effect. It’s kind of an annoying and even cheesy trope at this point. Keep them around for future stories.

[@nickvinsable3798]

🤔 . . . I have a T-shirt that reads “Jedi for Jesus”. Maybe a video based on that?

[@akumaking1]

It’s stupid that Disney scrubbed the Sith Pureblood from canon for “reasons”. (I also think “Sith-borne” would also be a good species name)

[@SADS131313]

maybe Rey could face this kult

[@sisigs4820]

Who's Rey? Sounds like a poorly written character disney would create... oh wai-

[@SADS131313]

@@sisigs4820 sorry For the Lost of the EU... But we need to go forward

[@sisigs4820]

@@SADS131313 there is no forward with disney.. only backward.

[@SADS131313]

@@sisigs4820 like in time...

[@theonedude3578]

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[@etzool]

"They were wrong, of course." OK... maybe, but doesn't the idea of "the unity" existing, but being misunderstood by acutely-force-sensitives, seem a lot less contrived than the light/dark side concept, which suffers from both overcomplication and extremely poor naming? This is a really dismissive way to treat a concept that, on its face, comes across as a lot more nuanced and interesting than much of what goes on in Star Wars. The lore here is great, and I'm glad the video is up, but it seems to me some of the truths you're clinging to depend on a rather myopic point of view.

[@racspartan1]

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