Harry Potter vs Luke Skywalker | ERBreakdown History Teacher Reaction

[@rustycalloway1814]

Maclunky is the BS word that Lucas made Greedo say in that infamous cantina scene. Basically it was supposed to be his language for "this is the end of you" so that Yoda speech line followed by Yoda actually saying the word was pretty intelligent.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Ahh thank you for that

[@rustycalloway1814]

Not a problem I'm always up for sharing my font of strange knowledge.

[@danieljodrey8863]

Yay! Someone made sense of that! Great trivia flex!

[@TuxKamen]

@@TeacherEddieHistory From the Pitch Meeting for Disney+: "George Lucas did have a successful break-in recently, so A New Hope is going to be slightly altered. Periodically, George Lucas tries to break in and modify the Star Wars movies. I mean, we have a whole security team on it, but he's surprisingly slippery."

[@HPFan4Life81]

@@TeacherEddieHistory This is in regards to this {Demon Wolf 2 years ago You know what is funny is that the prophecy that surrounds Harry in the books is not well explained in the movies because of whatever reasons but the prophecy in the books is worded so weirdly that it can be taken as one of two people Harry Potter and Neville Longbottom. Apparently, it is stated that both Neville and Harry are born in the seventh month and that both of their parents had defied the Dark Lord thrice. But Voldemort saw Harry being a bigger threat due to who his parents were. Though I think there is a part of the prophecy most people miss which is that Both Harry and Neville had to work together to defeat the Dark Lord. The only reason Harry could kill Voldemort was due to Neville killing the Snake which was the final Horcrux. So it could be said that either one could have been the one who was the child of the prophecy.} It was literally said as the 7th month dies which is July 31'st why people keep thinking Neville could have been a target is beyond me as he was born July 30th and on top of that Neville wouldn't have lived do to the fact Severus Snape was friends with Lily Evans, thus Severus is one of the reasons why Harry survived

[@princebloodgrave8097]

The voice of Harry is KZbinr BoyInABand, he has a good song called "Don't Stay in School" it's about subjects that should be changed, for being taught in school.

[@falsedeathgod6023]

I knew i heard Dave when Harry spoke

[@SpectreSpook]

*instantly recognizes accio, incendio, and avada kadavra* “What’s the headmaster’s name again?”

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Duh, the spells are the cool part. Even though it doesn’t work for me, I still “Avada Kedavra” people about 30 times a day. Plus we all know Snape was the real MVP.

[@unicyclist97]

Snape was done dirty at the end. Best character by far.

[@SpectreSpook]

Snape was literally a “nice guy” incel that abused a child because he never got to stick it in his mom. 🙄

[@unicyclist97]

Snape was a bullied child who ended up becoming a deadly wizard, a successful teacher, a consummate spy, and the world's greatest double agent. He even repeatedly saved the life of the kid of his love rival because he cared so deeply about the kid's mother, and never tried to force himself on anyone. Maybe technically an incel but doesn't fit the stereotype.

[@scotttrail522]

@@SpectreSpook Well. . . Harry never had a single memory of his parents, whereas Snape actually knew Harry's mother.

[@zacharyshaffer9986]

"Nothing, don't worry about it." Hahahahaha, classic.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

That’s why I do these usually solo 🤓 being in dad mode restricts me

[@huntermcclendon4754]

@@TeacherEddieHistory hey man I just want you to know that I think it’s beautiful the way you include not only your fanbase but also your family. Coming from an unstable home with no parental guidance it brings peace to my soul to actually see effective parenting. Educators, especially in middle school, high school and college, are not only unsung heroes but actual people who actually have impact on the shape and lives of others. You are a brilliant example of how knowledge should be shared, not only for contemporary academics but also kids such as your son. He is lucky. You are lucky. You bring excitement and realism and personality to things that people like and gift them with sparks of background knowledge. Intellectuals often lack wisdom, yet I am astonished at the level of insight and personal introspection you bring to every video I’ve watched. You’ve said in another video I watched that teachers teach for the wrong reasons. You teach because you love it, and it’s undeniable. As a secular Buddhist I try not to become attached to material aspects of life. However, gracefully and graciously sharing knowledge and personal experience with a genuine kindness isn’t material at all. It’s in soul of what you do. And thank you for what you do.

[@IAmShouTucker]

Thor vs Zeus.. Also, Death would eat you up line refers to the Death Eaters, Voldemort's followers..

[@hectorfernandez.5911]

Also, Dead Sirius -> Darth Sidious ;)

[@evanembury5958]

I love that he rhymed "mind tricks" with "death sticks". "Wanna buy some death sticks?" "You don't want to sell me death sticks." "I don't want to sell you death sticks." "You want to go home and rethink your life." "I want to go home and rethink my life."

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Haha yea

[@Darknesakiller1]

Selena Gomez starred on one of Disney Channel's most popular shows: "Wizards of Waverly Place" which was about a family of wizards who lived in a sub shop in New York.

[@saber1epee0]

They don't mention how it "works", but Moisture Farms are a thing in Old SciFi- if you live on a Desert Planet you need to re-capture any water you can out of the air instead of waiting for rain. It's the "only way" to get water on such a dry planet so it's a big deal Something like a windmill, that compresses the air to get water out. So the moisture farmers would go from windmill to windmill and collect the water.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

I get it and Absolutely it is brilliant but obviously uncle Owen is broke, so it’s not going well. I’m sure farming heat would be great in the North Pole too.

[@galadballcrusher8182]

@@TeacherEddieHistory it also appears in Dune books as well in Dune games

[@silentassason]

I like how KoToR used it as a mission point as a means of survival for a group of people

[@artembentsionov]

“It’s over, Anakin, I’ve got the high ground.” “Um, didn’t you tell me that you once beat a guy who had the high ground and he just stood there?”

[@AbslomRob]

Oddly, high ground isn't an advantage in a sword fight.

[@artembentsionov]

@@AbslomRob makes sense. It decreases your reach while your opponent can reach your vulnerable parts more easily

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Because Obi Wan knew and learned from his battle with Maul and used Mauls mistake

[@xarnate9994]

@@TeacherEddieHistory maul handicapped his replacement but teaching kenobi

[@heroofcanton101]

Madam Pomfrey was the witch who ran the hospital wing at Hogwarts.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Ah makes sense

[@andresreal8261]

"... who knows, they had a very strange relationship." *ninja kid sneaks in* - "Who?" "Nothing, don'worry'boutit." Smooth save.

[@jakeand9020]

Luke had the hardest hitting lines, but too few of them. Harry was consistently vicious throughout.

[@davidreacts8786]

As a neutral it wasn't even close Harry won

[@Quidifyy]

Luke had the hardest hitting lines? what? cap.

[@SonOfIzalith]

​@@QuidifyyCap af lmao Luke had two hard hitting lines Harry had like.. 10 ?

[@robertkulikowski155]

There is only 1 Weasly sister (which makes her brothers even more protective) and her name is Ginny

[@MrBill68]

Madame Pomprey (1st name Poppy) is the Medi-witch who runs the infirmary at Hogwarts.

[@blizzak454]

Love the long format vids. You're quickly becoming one of my fav ERB reactors. You catch the bars, even the deep cuts. Well played!

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Appreciate it

[@jeffp6426]

I love how even though I'm subscribed with notifications on, I STILL have to search for your video because it doesn't show on recommended or recently uploaded. Stay classy youtube.

[@HendriS_1707]

same for me. I had to go to my "subscription" panel to see any updates from certain channels.

[@MuriKakari]

Half of mine show up on my phone and half on my pc.

[@jeffp6426]

@@HendriS_1707 but meanwhile my recommended is filled with the same 20 videos I've ignored the last 10 times it recommended them lol.

[@jeffp6426]

Oh I get all the notifications on my phone but do most of my watching streamed from my xbox to tv, with the same account. So I'll get a notification on my phone, log onto the account on youtube on xbox, and I see nothing related to the video. Just the same shit it's recommended for the last week, that I'm obviously not interested in watching.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

KZbin seems to really not like my history stuff, I get nothing but issues on my uploads. My tank man video got flagged as adult only for “violent content” and my oversimplified videos keep getting blocked and notifications won’t go out.

[@marionette8739]

Actually the "shoot first" debate is an arguement about the validity of the recuts. In the first release, Han very clearly shoots him dead as Greedo starts drawing his blaster to establish his complex character, as Star Wars was literally a Western in Space. However, it didn't have the effect he wanted on certain audiences, so he did a reshoot that had Greedo fire off a shot before getting killed by Han in the re-release. These two opposing versions of events released in the age before internet, of course, caused some confusion and debate amongst fans. Now, of course, eveyone knows what happened, so it only exists as a meme.

[@kratosGOW]

The Horcruxes were: - Harry Potter himself (Voldermort transferred a part of himself when he tried to kill him as an infant); - Rowena Ravenclaw’s Diadem; - Helga Hufflepuff’s Cup; - Salazar Slytherin’s Locket; - Tom Riddle’s Diary; - Marvolo Gaunt’s Ring (who was his maternel grandfather); And of course Nagini the Snake.

[@involuntarylag]

You missed 1 Voldemort Himself, since Harry was the accidental 8th Horcrux and it was a point in the 6th book that Tom Riddle asked slughorn what would happen if Someone made 7 horcruxs (7 being a powerful number in the wizarding world).

[@kratosGOW]

@@involuntarylag If you look at what I listed, there are 7 with Harry included.

[@mrzadikai8903]

@@kratosGOW Nah he's saying there were 8

[@Dead25m]

@@involuntarylag Can't find any information about Voldemort being a horcrux.

[@involuntarylag]

@@Dead25m You are correct I double checked and Voldemort wasn't actually a horcrux. I rechecked and the 7 from the slughorn conversation was parts of his soul not horcruxes. His soul was split into 8 parts but just because a soul is in something doesn't mean its a horcrux.

[@ChubbyCharlie97]

The Sleena Gomez line is because she was the main character from a disney channel show before they.. uh, went downhill called "The Wizards of Waverly Place".

[@demonwolf5671]

You know what is funny is that the prophecy that surrounds Harry in the books is not well explained in the movies because of whatever reasons but the prophecy in the books is worded so weirdly that it can be taken as one of two people Harry Potter and Nevile Longbottom. Apparently, it is stated that both Nevile and Harry are born in the seventh month and that both of their parents had defied the Dark Lord thrice. But Voldemort saw Harry being a bigger threat due to who his parents were. Though I think there is a part of the prophecy most people miss which is that Both Harry and Nevile had to work together to defeat the Dark Lord. The only reason Harry could kill Voldemort was due to Nevile killing the Snake which was the final Horcrux. So it could be said that either one could have been the one who was the child of the prophecy.

[@HPFan4Life81]

Dude it was literally said as the 7th month dies which is July 31'st why people keep thinking Neville could have been a target is beyond me as he was born July 30th and on top of that Neville wouldn't have lived do to the fact Severus Snape was friends with Lily Evans, thus Severus is one of the reasons why Harry survived

[@Gsrvoesns]

Talking about lightsaber duels: There's a terrific remake of the lightsaber fight from episode 4 between Vader and Obi-Wan here on KZbin.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqKxY5mMjJuCj6s

[@chrisriley2321]

Madam Pomfrey was a matron of the school. She's a very good healer who worked there for years

[@Lmaster800]

I usually dislike reactions cuz they don't really bring anything to the table, but yours? Man I love watching your reactions cuz I'm learning a lot of things I missed out on the battles, I've been following erb for like 6 years and I'm still getting references and jokes

[@frankjuggaloheathen1035]

"The vampire kid from Twilight" Blowing Ron in the bathroom... Dude, I'm ☠☠☠🤣🤣🤣

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Who among us hasn’t experimented while in school?

[@ksterstone]

@@TeacherEddieHistory Preach.

[@Callidum4409]

Deadpool vs Boba Fett has to be next Love your reactions!!

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

It’s perfect timing I just got my animatronic Deadpool head

[@EmotionallyExhaustedPuppy]

I think the similarity between the two stories is because they both follow the steps of The Hero's Journey by Joseph Campbell. If I remember correctly, George Lucas actually stated in an interview that he used Campbell's diagram as an outline for Star Wars. There's a channel called Overly Sarcastic Productions that has a great video on it. It's called Trope Talk: The Hero's Journey. They have history, philosophy, and mythology videos, too. I highly recommend checking them out.

[@EmotionallyExhaustedPuppy]

Also, there are some interesting background animations, in case you didn't see them (I certainly didn't the first time through). In Harry's first verse, you can see Hagrid holding an egg in the background, and throughout the verse it hatches into a dragon that starts breathing fire. Luke's hand turns black right after he talks to R2D2 in the beginning of Luke's 2nd verse. After Luke breaks his wand, Harry shows up in the third verse with the Elder Wand, which was one of the Deathly Hallows. The Selena Gomez line refers to a Disney show called Wizards of Waverly Place, which was made for tween-age kids and starred Selena Gomez.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

Regarding Padme's death, I like the hypothesis (that I think was in a comic) that Palpatine siphoned her life force to help heal Anakin.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

I like that too

[@marionette8739]

If the Sequel Trilogy is going to introduce life-force manipulation, let's at least apply that power to improve movies we like better.

[@kratosGOW]

I learned that “Force Choke” is a misnomer. It’s not choking, it’s strangling. Choking is when something is stuck inside the trachea either just blocking air or pushing against the inner wall.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

You are correct, like when people say a building is “evacuated” you can’t evacuate a building. But the names stick for whatever reason. “Force Strangling” just doesn’t roll off the tongue.

[@kratosGOW]

@@TeacherEddieHistory It’s like “rhyme without reason”. We tend to remember catchy names and catchy rhymes and whatever else regardless of whether it conveys actual veridical information. It’s one of the many thousands of cognitive biases that we have.

[@kratosGOW]

@@TeacherEddieHistory “Evacuate” comes from “vacuum” meaning sucking all the air out of something, right? The etymology of common words or expressions in any given language is always very interesting.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

@@kratosGOW yea it’s even worse when they say that people were evacuated, which would mean those people were given Enemas, not removed from a building.

[@kratosGOW]

@@TeacherEddieHistory ... eww.

[@danieljodrey8863]

I have a heads up for you Eddie. Did you know that they have an ERB between Guy Fawkes and Che Guevara? I'm scared even to tell you, could be your next hour long video lol. That's it. Cheers, have a shot of Jameson and contemplate THAT.

[@victoriawomacks4783]

The "I'm a rhyming jedi like my father before me" is also a reference to the Vader vs Hitler ERBs

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Yea I said that

[@chaddon7685]

I thought that too at first... but a moisture farm would be most needed/lucrative on a dry planet. They'd pull water out of the atmosphere and air. Edit to add: Hermione is stronger in the films. In the books all three are equally heroic.

[@HendriS_1707]

Hermione was the smartest, Ron is average but his luck is great (sometimes had some interesting idea too), while Harry is... well, Harry.

[@chaddon7685]

@@HendriS_1707 Hermione can't think in danger, while Ron is very brave and responsive in a crises. You're describing movie Ron, not Ron.

[@z4vendetta]

A Star Wars video reaction suggestion would have to be the Bad Lip Reading music video called 'Seagulls': it's a dub-over of the training scene between Yoda and Luke in the swamps. Very funny video, and I'm sure your son would enjoy it as well!

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Yes we love that one

[@txaggievet]

The controversy with who shot first is that in the ORIGINAL version of A New Hope, Solo does shoot first and kills Greedo who never actually gets a shot off. Greedo is a bounty hunter looking to take Solo in to Jaba. As a bad boy outlaw this fits perfectly with his character. However Lucas decided he did not like the fact that Solo basically murdered Greedo, so he CHANGED the scene later to show Greedo shooting first and Solo acting in self defense, which honestly changes our entire view of him, for the worse.

[@SpectreSpook]

Compactor scene fact: The “monster” in the compactor was a Dianoga. They are force sensitive and incredibly intelligent. This one was canonically a lesbian, and she wasn’t trying to hurt Luke. She sensed his power and was trying to baptize him.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Never heard that but interesting I’ll look into it

[@HorrorGenreLady]

The woman who played Draco Malfoy's mom died of cancer a couple of days ago.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Oh fudge, that sucks 🥲

[@HorrorGenreLady]

@@TeacherEddieHistory Yeah, I was shocked too. She was only 51

[@williamwramp3402]

Luke: why did the movies come out as 456 then 123 Yoda: in charge of filming , I was

[@weaver7811]

I'm no star wars buff, but I gotta say if I was living on a desert planet with two suns beating down all day? Moisture is *exactly* what I'd want a steady supply of, and I think it's 'farmed' with machines that draw water vapor out of the air.

[@acesburned]

Moisture farms on a desert planet would probably make a lot of money I mean if they're not getting a lot of space traffic water is probably the most expensive thing on the planet

[@axelmok4_channel391]

Yeah but wouldn't it be more profitable to export water from a planet that has an abundance of water. Opposed to farming against the odds??

[@jeffp6426]

@@axelmok4_channel391 probably the stupid trade federation blockading all the wet planets. Clearly we need another movie involving them and trade negotiations.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Like Periair

[@CheGuevara-h5v]

The " maclunkey " line is referred in the scene where han shots greedo he says " maclunkey " as he dies but there is no subtitles at that scene. However later on in the phantom menace movie sebulba says the same maclunkey thing to anakin which translates to something like " this will be the end of you" So i think yoda meant this rap battle is the end of you by saying " maclunkey". Good reactions dude keep up the good work 🔥

[@EvilMedabotic]

Solena Gomez used to start on a show called Wizards of Waverly Place one the disney channel in the early 2000s, Luke is basicly saying if he "wanted teenage wizardry" hed go watch disney channel which i think is brilliant lol

[@bandalodyugitube]

"I must not tell lies" is what Umbridge made Harry write with an enchanted quill, it cut scars into his had rewriting what he did

[@LinardsZ]

Issac Newton vs Bill Nye would be great.

[@GangGang-qk1se]

I hate when Newton did the definite integral from 0 to π/6 of sec(y) dy. The answer is log base e of root 3 (sqrt{3} or 3^{1/2}). Newton says that answer times the 64 power of what. The 64 being completely arbitrary, and just the same as multiplying by one. The “what” could be 1,-1,i, or -i yet Neil went with i just because it fits his rap. They literally just took a simple answer purposely made it look more complicated, but easily solved if you know what imaginary numbers are and only brought up a single solution. The integral isn’t even hard to do, Bill Nye has an engineering degree if anything he should already know what that integral is the natural log of something. The fact that he gave ln(sqrt{3}) already as the answer times the 64 power of something, Bill Nye would already be abled to solve it. He would easily say that’s its x^{64}=1and get 1,-1,i,-i without a problem. This such a bad example, Newton had way more problems that would actually need Neil to come in. Yet they chose this one and it’s honestly very disappointing. They try to act like Nye would actually get intimidated by this integral when the answer is right there, it does not take a big brain to solve this

[@GangGang-qk1se]

It ruins the battle for me

[@LinardsZ]

@@GangGang-qk1se Actually It wasnt solved untill preaty recently except by few people and Bill Nye actuallly couldnt solve it when he was fillming show.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Can do

[@0Quiwi0]

Madam Pomfrey is the "school nurse". It doesn't come up much in the movies, but in the books she is the person who heals Harry and co. every time they get hurt during schoolyear. And that's way too often for a school

[@jessiewhite8666]

I really enjoy epic rap battles of history myself, and struggle with anxiety and depression and there stuff is part of my escape from life and stress, it's really awesome to see reactions from someone that knows what they are talking about I can actually learn stuff from as well. I have a close friend from New York im seeing in November, which I'm really excited for. It's been a rough month, cheers dude! Why's all the rum always gone? 🤟🍻

[@malkavthemad4357]

In the original cut of episode 4 released in 1977 Han Shot Greedo greedo didn't shoot Han. The remastered version that came out around the release of episode 1 they added a shot from greedo so it looks like greedo shot first

[@NortonMailBox]

Maclunkey is a word that greedo said to Han Solo before his dead, Maclunkey actually means. “this is the end of you” on greedo s’ language.

[@zeeker707]

great reaction, you should check out some of the Boyinaband songs, he is the dude who plays harry in this one, he have some great songs and whould be intresting to see a teacher react to "Don't stay at school"

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

I appreciate this, I’m always looking for more suggestions. I only do videos that the commenters suggest.

[@xbubbahotep]

I don't know why I am explaining this but, a moisture farm collects water from the air or other materials, and on a desert planet that could prove quite useful.

[@axelmok4_channel391]

Yeah but desert air is dry (so little moisture) and there's only so much they can draw from crops that would grow on such a planet. Unless they are sitting over a water hole, it don't make the most sense. Honestly you think they be exporting water from another planet to make decent profit.

[@xbubbahotep]

@@axelmok4_channel391 so every drop you could farm would be very profitable. also importing from another planet could be unreliable if there are delays or blockades.

[@ODDnanref]

That is the thing. Harry's mom's love is what saved him. Voldemort was: "move aside" and Harry's mom was: "No!" So Voldy was: "okay, you die now" Killed her, then went to kill Harry, but since his mother had died protecting him, her death created a sort of spell, that protected Harry from Voldemort. So when Voldy went: "Avada Kedabra!" the spell bounced back and killed him. Well, he still lived because he had split his soul into multiple part and as such he could not truly die as his soul was anchored to the mortal realm. But from then on, every time Voldemort tried killing Harry, it would backfire somewhat. Voldy could not even touch harry, without Harry's mother magical protection kicking in and turning him into ash. It got to the point where Voldy used Harry's blood so he could touch Harry and it still hurt him to touch. At least he was not turned to ash by the experience like before. Dumbledore said, Voldy would never understand the primal magic that protected Harry as it touched upon emotion and significance of the acts you commit and Voldy never did. Poopy Pomfrey was the School nurse. She gave Harry a potion that regrew his bones and could cast healing spells to mend fractured bones too. She eventually gave Harry some smack for always ending under her care. Maclunky I think is literally: this is your end or something like that.

[@AspieMediaBobby]

Mark Hamill actually said the Wampa disarming scene was extremely traumatic for him due to his strong feelings about animal cruelty.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Didn’t know that!

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

Regarding the trash compactor, here's an interesting trivia question. The crushing room has appeared in many movies, but rarely is a character killed by it. One of the few times a character dies it and the first to really show how gruesome it would be is "Saw V".

[@KugelG]

This is how you turn a 5 minute video into a almost 1 hour explanation video

[@DLSB-ih5fs]

When Harry said Mischief Managed and point his wand in the air, the 🔺 thing that formed is in reference to the Deathly Hallows. The vertical line is the Elder Wand, the most powerful Wand ever made, the circle behind the Wand is the Resurrection Stone and the 🔺 is the invisibility cloak. "Together they formed the Deathly Hallows, together they make one the Master of Death".

[@nyxnetherlight3774]

The "Death would eat you up" bar was made because Voldamort's troops were called Death Eaters.

[@daddyk504]

The “rhyming Jedi like my farther before me” was a call back to Vader being in season one of ERB when he faced Adolf Hitler 3 times ahaha

[@nebulastar9050]

"Harry ends up marrying one of the Weasley sisters... I forget which one." Had to laugh at that one; there's only one Weasley sister, the rest of the Weasley siblings are all brothers.

[@charlie.3872]

Love your content man! I always look forward to getting this notification because you're probably my favourite content creator atm.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

I appreciate it and always looking for more suggestions so drop em if you got em

[@alin-razvanpodasca393]

Expelliarmus was a spell used to make the wand fly out of the hand of the opponent in a duel, but Luke says he doesn't need it because Harry is already "harmless in a duel".

[@alin-razvanpodasca393]

Poppy Pomfrey was the nurse that always healed Harry and other residents of Hogwarts when they suffered injuries.

[@saber1epee0]

MaClunkey is a reference to the "han/greedo shot first" wars!!! In one of the edits (not sure which one), Lucas added some audio to make it sound like greedo was cussing him out or something. He says "mcClunky!!" Or something right before they shoot

[@txaggievet]

Not only should Padme have had something to live for, you know her KIDS, but originally Luke and Leia were NOT twins. We know this because in Episode 4 its obvious she is older and more mature and in episode 6 she even tells luke, she remembers their mother, which would be impossible if Padme died at their birth.

[@Dead25m]

This might be a stretch, but couldn't she have remembered her mother because of her connection with the force? Just a thought.

[@GarthPuckerin]

It is Leia's maturity that gives her the appearance of being older but we have to remember that she was adopted by royalty and raised as a princess, she was already a senator on Coruscant and was involved in the Rebellion to the point that she knew where Obi-Wan was located. Luke was raised on a desert planet with no resources and an Uncle who was desperately trying to keep him from getting involved in anything beyond the farm

[@txaggievet]

@@GarthPuckerin Still, she says she remembers her mother... She would have to be old enough to do that, at least 4 to 5 years old

[@spectrum4524]

Forest Whaley did a phenomenal job with this one. Even better than Zeus vs Thor. There’s a behind the scenes for Harry Potter vs Luke Skywalker that’s worth watching.

[@ChrissaTodd]

Harry himself is a horcrux that's what I remember most the diary there is also a locket I believe but I don't remember the others

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Ooh yea I think you’re right!

[@andersonjoshua18]

A moisture farm ONLY makes sense on a desert planet. You need to farm condensation from the air to get any water in that environment.

[@Meithanos]

My biggest problem with the Prequels is the contradiction Padmé's death was from the scene in Jedi where Leia tells Luke about what she remembers of their real mother. The dialog is: Princess Leia: Luke, what's wrong? Luke: Leia, do you remember your mother? Your real mother? Princess Leia: Just a little bit. She died when I was very young. Luke: What do you remember? Princess Leia: Just... images really. Feelings. Luke: Tell me. Princess Leia: She was... very beautiful. Kind, but sad. Why are you asking me this? Luke: I have no memory of my mother. I never knew her.

[@mikkelturtvig]

a moisture farm uses those pylons you see all over the desert to gather what little moisture is in the air to use it for drinking water, so considering the lack of drinking water and hydro coolants on a desert planet it is a genius hustle. it makes perfect sense as water is so rare it is basic supply and demand.

[@IAmShouTucker]

Lucas based Star Wars on 2 things: 1: WW2 2: Vietnam War The empire = America Rebels = Vietcong

[@gorplsnaps2920]

That's like... Just not true?

[@IAmShouTucker]

@@gorplsnaps2920 Literally said so himself..

[@gorplsnaps2920]

@@IAmShouTucker I've heard him compare it to WWII(obviously, that's the whole point), I've heard him say it was based off the cold war and the American Revolution. I've never heard him say it was based off the Vietnam war. I have just run out of patience for this idea that all of a sudden I see everywhere that somehow America lost the Vietnam war. We didn't, WE forced THEM to sign a peace treaty, ending the war on our terms, and only ending it because the American public had gotten all hippy on us and started shitting on the military non-stop with their "make love not war" bullshit

[@IAmShouTucker]

@@gorplsnaps2920 I won't go into why America lost the Vietnam War, but yes, the Empire / Rebels are based on America / Viet Cong

[@jagerzaku9160]

He also based it on Japanese influences and the prequels on old medieval folklore

[@thenuclearreactor9334]

Everyone needs moisture on a desert planet that seems like an incredible commodity

[@Valandar2]

In NON Star Wars reality, High Ground is only an advantage in mass combat. In one on one fights, the advantage of high ground is minimal, sadly. And that line "It's over, Anakin, I have the high ground!" alwasy ticked me off.

[@amandaski]

Jakob was correct, Harry won. Luke had some great lines, but Harry flipped a lot of them. This is still hands down one of their best ERB's. Some of the hardest lines, some of the best back and forth, it's so good. I might be biased, because Dave is the one rapping for Harry, and his channel boyinaband is super underrated, I think he's a fantastic rapper and he deserves more shine. He has one called Don't Stay In School which might be interesting to see a teacher and a student react to. Just putting that out there, to any reaction channel that may have those requirements, and also have expressed an interest in rap music before. 👀 Oh, and expelliarmus is used to disarm your opponent. It's one of Harry's go to spells, because that's a thing in the Harry Potter world. Most of the main characters have them. This was great, love long format stuff from you guys, I'm gonna go catch up on the ones I've missed.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

You’re the 5th person today to recomended “Don’t Stay In School” so now that YOU requested it, I’m definitely doing it 🤓

[@EvilMedabotic]

"Maclunkey" is the Huttesse word for "this is the end for you" it was spoken by Greedo to Han Solo before being shot dead

[@namecomingsoon9517]

“There’s no defense for episode 1” I like all of it. But to defend it… Duel Of The Fates

[@Croucele]

the death would eat you up bar isn't refering to dementors but the deatheaters,Voldemorts subordinates

[@alexroof2597]

The moisture farming thing is quite smart since it's a rare necessity in that planet and would probably be very valuable

[@Invictus-Solaris]

And how’d that go?

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Absolutely it is brilliant but obviously uncle Owen is broke, so it’s not going well. I’m sure farming heat would be great in the North Pole too.

[@JonJoLen]

“I will still defend episode 3” how can i subscribe a second time

[@kqyrtic]

The high ground in episode 3 of star wars anakin tried to copy what obi wan did episode 1 against darth maul but obi wan knew the counter so its why he says don't try it

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

100% on the money! Obi learned and adapted, excellent observation

[@Vincisomething]

Selena Gomez was in a Disney show called Wizards of Waverly Place. Basically saying Harry's magic is kid's play lol. Expelliarmus is a spell used to dis-arm someone

[@shreddedninja]

About Padme's death, there are actually recorded cases in real life of people dying of sadness so it is entirely possible for that to be the reason she died. It doesn't make it any less stupid but at least we know that people can actually die like that. Also, George Lucas himself stated that The Empire is based off Vietnam era USA and The Rebels on the Vietcong with influences from WWII.

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Yes broken heart syndrome is a real thing but common in older people. She was young, vital, had reason to live because she birthed 2 babies, a warrior... it was a weak reason. Having Anakin's force choke be the reason would have made more sense.

[@shreddedninja]

@@TeacherEddieHistory I completely agree

[@krtaust5]

Upon Googling this and falling down the rabbit hole of the hashtag on Twitter, it’s a Huttese threat. Sebulba says almost the identical thing in Phantom Menace. Apparently the Disney+ version of the original movie is the only one which contains the line, and it was a way to meet the fans halfway - making Han look less murderous by having Greedo utter a loosely translated “This will be the end of you!” before he shoots

[@23RedTechno]

I heard the Star Wars radio play from 1981 man it was fire as hell .

[@trevorgorman7250]

When Luke breaks Harry’s wand, it coincides with the lore of Harry Potter when his wand gets snapped in half

[@brothersgt.grauwolff6716]

in the Star Wars universe Nerfs are pretty much Sheep so Leia called Han a Sheep herder 😊

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Well at least she didn’t call him a sheep “lover”

[@SebasTian58323]

Gotta say I think Harry won this battle. So the Seven Horcruxes, voldemort created himself were: The diary :- He made it when he was 16 years old by killing moaning myrtle. It was destroyed by Harry in chamber of secrets using basilisk fang. The gaunt ring :- He made it by killing his father & his family ,then blamed it on his maternal uncle marvolo . It was destroyed by Dumbledore in 1996, in the half blood prince. The Hufflepuff cup:- He made it by killing Hephzibah smith. It was destroyed by hermione using basilisk venom. The Slytherin locket:- It was not clearly mentioned whom he killed when he made it . Ron destroyed it using Gryffindor sword. The Ravenclaw diadem:-He created it when he took it from the albanian . It was destroyed using fiendfyre in the room of requirement. Nagini:- He made nagini horcrux by killing Bertha jorkins. Neville killed her using Gryffindor sword during the final war. Last was harry himself. He made him a horcrux accidentally ,when the killing curse rebounded. His soul was torn and it leeched on the only living alive, which was harry. It destroyed by tom firing the killing curse on Harry My biggest issue with Luke's bars were is that he's too focused on how large his war is, instead of dissing Harry. He's spends too much time comparing the two of them, when he could have been bringing up how badly Harry was treated by his aunt and uncle. I also disagree with Luke about Harry's skills, considering Harry taught a lot of his classmates Defense Against the Dark Arts, and he was teaching them pretty advanced stuff, and they all did pretty good in battle and stuff. Harry may not be the smartest, but his skills are pretty good.

[@jeffp6426]

No, quirrell was not a horcrux. Just a host to possess. Voldemort wanted to split his sole into 7 parts. Why would he intentionally create seven horcruxes to do that? That would leave him with an 8 part soul. Yes harry shared an unintended eighth piece but according to your list voldemort would have split his soul into 9. Plus when quirrell is killed, that piece of soul didn't die, re read the definition hermione gives of a horcrux. There were six intended horcruxes, to have a total of seven pieces of soul including voldemort himself. THAT "original" voldemort is what clung to life after the failed curse, then possessed quirrell, then eventually dies to harry. Calling quirrell a horcrux just for holding a part of voldemort s soul temporarily is wrong, as it throws off his desire for a seven part soul, AND is proven false by the fact that it didn't die when quirrell did.

[@SebasTian58323]

@@jeffp6426 I just looked up a list of the horcruxes I didn't make it.

[@jeffp6426]

To recap, the horcruxes were the diary, ring, locket, cup, diadem, nagini, and (accidentally) harry. Voldemort didn't even have any power when he was using quirrell so how could he have cast the spell necessary to create a horcrux? According to rowling it's a very complex, powerful spell that requires "unthinkable acts" to perform. And you think he did that while relying on a failed DADA teacher to sip some unicorn blood just to be strong enough to materialize on the back of someone's head? Nah. Most theories seem to think creating the horcruxes involves cannibalism (seriously, look it up) so ain't no way voldemort in his weakest form was pulling that shit BEFORE he had a host body to use. Quirrell was never a horcrux.

[@SebasTian58323]

@@jeffp6426 fixed it

[@jeffp6426]

@@SebasTian58323 wtf website were you using? If you just Google "list of horcruxes" the most reliable result you get on the first page that lists quirrell as a horcrux is the third rated answer on quora lmfao. Every other website I've found leaves quirrell off the list because, you know, they don't want to look stupid by being wrong and contradicting the author.

[@0Quiwi0]

About moisture farms. They live in a desert planet so water is going to be important resource. Moisture is water and you can collect it with the right equipment. It's like windtraps in Dune. Collect the small amounts of moisture available to get water

[@zekethefreak1967]

I don’t know if you’ll see this and I’m sure by now maybe you already know lol but the line “I’m a rhyming Jedi like my father before me” has a double meaning because back in the earliest days of ERB there were multiple battles between Darth Vader and Adolf Hitler so there’s Luke nodding at the fact that darth Vader was a rhyming Jedi on ERB before him

[@dzhemvrot]

he literally said that in the video dumbahh

[@DonEBrooke32]

9:19 and this could be something like.... you ever heard of a "condensation catcher"? something to make water from air.

[@ChrissaTodd]

The weasleys only have 1 sister, the rest are brothers so the sister he married is Ginny

[@TeacherEddieHistory]

Ooh I thought there were 3 for some reason

[@txaggievet]

On a desert planet with 2 suns.... moisture farming would be THE MOST LOGICAL job to have. I assume somehow, maybe in the morning the extract moisture from the air and thus get water to sell, probably a valuable commodity

[@alin-razvanpodasca393]

The wand you refer to wasn't called the Death Stick, it was called the Elder Wand.

[@DisKorruptd]

Moisture farm on a desert planet actually makes sense, because a moisture farm in a place that has regular rainfall makes no sense, and a moisture farm next to a river makes no sense, a moisture farm is made to extract what little moisture there is in the environment of the desert in order to have drinkable water to survive without being completely dependent on the trade routes of the other planets And the moisture is coming from underground, but not in an aquifer sense, in a "here's where the water is condensing" sense

[@thatonebritishidiot3037]

I'd say a good one to do next would be freddy krueger vs wolverine, that was some nice lines and wordplay imo

[@ericbogerd5306]

In sci-fi, desert planets sometimes have an economy around collecting whatever moisture is out there in the air to sell to others. It's a big part of the Dune series, I think that's what Lucas was trying to copy for Luke's family but also had to change it so it wouldn't be too obvious, so moisture collectors becomes moisture 'farming'. But yeah, kind weird.

[@Wovi10]

You should totally watch both Fantastic beasts! If you want you can find the entire explanations of almost every epic rap battle of history on Genius. (also the explanation to "Maclunkey!" a line of Greedo right before he dies)

[@DonEBrooke32]

10:46 Diary, Ring, Locket, a cup, Diadem (sort sorta tiara), Nagini the snake, and Harry Potter himself. those were the seven.

[@serdragon]

It's funny how Obi-Wan talks about the high ground when he killed maul while maul had the high ground

[@AviationMechanic3232]

The have a feeling about this is also a reference to Harry’s scar because when something bad is about to happen his scar starts to hurt and bother him. The ryming Jedi like my father before me is a reference to darth Vader vs hitler rap battles from ERB.

[@MasudaOfKorriban]

On Tantoine it's extremely hard to get water so pretty much everyone has to live in settlements. Water farms because of this perform pretty great monetary wise and can sell to people who have bases on the planet or to other towns.

[@MasudaOfKorriban]

There's also planets with 2 suns that also have water that have already been found.

[@likelyvampirical]

The 'suddenly taken under wing by funky wizard dude' *could* refer to Dumbledore, and he is the one in the shot, but I feel like it better refers to Hagrid, who actually removed him from the Muggle world. "Harry ends up marrying one of the Weasley sisters, I forget which one..." There is precisely one of them. Dude. Poppy Pomfrey is the healer at Hogwarts. "...so that refers to the Dementors..." The line is 'DEATH would EAT you up', and the DEATH EATERS, Voldemort's lackeys, are literally in the shot. For shame, sir. "...another unsung hero, c'mon, that boy was the MVP in that last movie..." No, what? That was Neville, Dudley Dursley is Harry's cousin. The Selena Gomez reference is a reference to Wizards of Waverly Place. It was a Disney sitcom that ran from 2007-2012. 'maclunkey' is Greedo's last words to Han Solo in the re-release of A New Hope, translated as 'this will be the end of you'. Most fans felt it was a pointless addition to the scene, and the word is now synonymous with a pointless addition to something that was fine as it was. Imperius *is* a curse, you got that right. Expelliarmus is the disarming charm; it's Harry's favoured spell, and the one he uses in the final duel against Voldemort.

[@LinardsZ]

This is the Newest ERB

[@Duskraven67]

Moisture on a desert planet would be extremely lucrative. And then if you can take that condensed moisture and actually farm food with it, you would be rolling in credits. You would also be surprised how much moisture there is in deserts. Between the condensation in the twilight hours, and water table.