Yeah I’m still not really feeling this, something about it just has not clicked for me
and am I wrong or was the pitch for this not partially “no Jedi, no Force, no lightsabers” cause I really deflated once its become clear that Baby Yoda is important cause he rules at force stuff
Yeah I’m still not really feeling this, something about it just has not clicked for me
and am I wrong or was the pitch for this not partially “no Jedi, no Force, no lightsabers” cause I really deflated once its become clear that Baby Yoda is important cause he rules at force stuff
I feel like this keeps happening. I bet there are a few people pushing that this sort of thing needs to be a part of every Star Wars product.
Yeah I’m still not really feeling this, something about it just has not clicked for me
and am I wrong or was the pitch for this not partially “no Jedi, no Force, no lightsabers” cause I really deflated once its become clear that Baby Yoda is important cause he rules at force stuff
I think there's a world of difference between 'look a jedi' and 'magic toddler'. Enough for me, at least
I watched the first episode of the Mandalorian last night
I really liked it up until the last few minutes
I'm not sure I like everything being connected to the Force, as they are hinting at with the baby of Yoda's species and their space car seat thing floating
I need to watch the second episode, but I hope this isn't a trend
I watched the first episode of the Mandalorian last night
I really liked it up until the last few minutes
I'm not sure I like everything being connected to the Force, as they are hinting at with the baby of Yoda's species and their space car seat thing floating
I need to watch the second episode, but I hope this isn't a trend
I assume the space car-seat floats because of repulsor lifts, same as any speeder or other hovering machinery in that universe.
Constantly using the force like that seems like it would tire out the baby.
I watched the first episode of the Mandalorian last night
I really liked it up until the last few minutes
I'm not sure I like everything being connected to the Force, as they are hinting at with the baby of Yoda's species and their space car seat thing floating
I need to watch the second episode, but I hope this isn't a trend
I assume the space car-seat floats because of repulsor lifts, same as any speeder or other hovering machinery in that universe.
Constantly using the force like that seems like it would tire out the baby.
it's for sure a tech thing, there's evidence of that in episode 2
my non-spoiler review of Mandalorian ep 2 is that it's great and the theme song rules
actually its pretty lame that the baby has force powers because apparently that race is just super good with the force, and yoda is just an average guy I guess
actually its pretty lame that the baby has force powers because apparently that race is just super good with the force, and yoda is just an average guy I guess
No
Yoda is arguably more powerful than the norm gor his species. The only reason Palpatine jobs him is his age
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actually its pretty lame that the baby has force powers because apparently that race is just super good with the force, and yoda is just an average guy I guess
No
Yoda is arguably more powerful than the norm gor his species. The only reason Palpatine jobs him is his age
actually its pretty lame that the baby has force powers because apparently that race is just super good with the force, and yoda is just an average guy I guess
No
Yoda is arguably more powerful than the norm gor his species. The only reason Palpatine jobs him is his age
A baby Yoda is super powerful with the force. Yoda’s skill no longer seems as impressive.
Being able to use the force a little bit without being trained was already canon anyway. If nothing else there's that kid at the end of ep 8.
Baby is obviously picking up more than a broom, but also it then slept for like a day after that.
And also Yoda is a master of the force because he's wise and good. The ability to pick up rocks wasn't what made Yoda a jedi master.
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We also still don't know if this is maybe a clone, a hyper aged clone, or even just a genetically enhanced child.
Also, we don't know what "baby" means when it's a fifty year old "baby". It has fifty years of experience, potentially, of learning how to pick up shit and heal wounds.
actually its pretty lame that the baby has force powers because apparently that race is just super good with the force, and yoda is just an average guy I guess
No
Yoda is arguably more powerful than the norm gor his species. The only reason Palpatine jobs him is his age
actually its pretty lame that the baby has force powers because apparently that race is just super good with the force, and yoda is just an average guy I guess
No
Yoda is arguably more powerful than the norm gor his species. The only reason Palpatine jobs him is his age
A baby Yoda is super powerful with the force. Yoda’s skill no longer seems as impressive.
It doesn't seem like thats the case though?
The baby barely held the monster for like 30 seconds and went into a coma for 3 days. Yoda could lift an X-wing like it was a pillow and be fine
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Im pretty sure being able to throw huge rocks is exactly what made Yoda a jedi master him and palpatine have a fuckin rock fight for like twenty minutes if Yoda couldnt throw rocks he wpuld have gotten fuckin fucked up
Im pretty sure being able to throw huge rocks is exactly what made Yoda a jedi master him and palpatine have a fuckin rock fight for like twenty minutes if Yoda couldnt throw rocks he wpuld have gotten fuckin fucked up
That was Doku. He threw chairs at Palpatine
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Shit I forgot Yoda got in two completely separate improvised missile weapon fights, throwin fuckin rocks and chairs and fire extinguishers and old busted microwaves at people
Shit I forgot Yoda got in two completely separate improvised missile weapon fights, throwin fuckin rocks and chairs and fire extinguishers and old busted microwaves at people
Yeah Lucas had no idea what to do with a mobile Yoda
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Being able to use the force a little bit without being trained was already canon anyway. If nothing else there's that kid at the end of ep 8.
Baby is obviously picking up more than a broom, but also it then slept for like a day after that.
And also Yoda is a master of the force because he's wise and good. The ability to pick up rocks wasn't what made Yoda a jedi master.
... Anakin using his precognition to fly his podracer?
... Rey mind tricking a FO stormtrooper?
Yeah, it seems like most force users we've seen were able to wield the force to some extent before they were trained.
Luke was using it to bullseye womprats and fly through beggars canyon back home (and later to make a near impossible shot without targeting). Then later summoning his saber to his hand while hanging upside down on Hoth, with only a couple days worth of tutelage under Kenobi.
I'm pretty sure it was implied that Anakins preternatural tech ability was force augmented as well as his piloting and reaction speed, though that may have just be EU stuff.
It's easy to imagine that every Jedi was using the force instinctively to some extent before training. Otherwise how would they have been noticed by the Jedi? Seems unlikely that the Jedi would have had a huge army of volunteers to test every child in the galaxy for potential force sensitivity.
I just don't want every piece of Star Wars media tied to the Jedi/Sith conflict or "not really, but still involving the Force."
That was the one thing that Resistance had going for it. None of the main characters were force sensitive or knew anything about the Force beyond it's use in wishing someone good luck.
Then on Sunday they wound up in a Sith temple buried underneath a Jedi temple, because of course they did.
Being able to use the force a little bit without being trained was already canon anyway. If nothing else there's that kid at the end of ep 8.
Baby is obviously picking up more than a broom, but also it then slept for like a day after that.
And also Yoda is a master of the force because he's wise and good. The ability to pick up rocks wasn't what made Yoda a jedi master.
... Anakin using his precognition to fly his podracer?
... Rey mind tricking a FO stormtrooper?
Yeah, it seems like most force users we've seen were able to wield the force to some extent before they were trained.
Luke was using it to bullseye womprats and fly through beggars canyon back home (and later to make a near impossible shot without targeting). Then later summoning his saber to his hand while hanging upside down on Hoth, with only a couple days worth of tutelage under Kenobi.
I'm pretty sure it was implied that Anakins preternatural tech ability was force augmented as well as his piloting and reaction speed, though that may have just be EU stuff.
It's easy to imagine that every Jedi was using the force instinctively to some extent before training. Otherwise how would they have been noticed by the Jedi? Seems unlikely that the Jedi would have had a huge army of volunteers to test every child in the galaxy for potential force sensitivity.
Also in the rebels era finding and killing those types of sensitives seems like what the inquisitors are there for.
Can't have Darth Vader running around the galaxy murdering every teenager who happens to have unusually good aim.
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I feel like this keeps happening. I bet there are a few people pushing that this sort of thing needs to be a part of every Star Wars product.
I really liked it up until the last few minutes
I'm not sure I like everything being connected to the Force, as they are hinting at with the baby of Yoda's species and their space car seat thing floating
I need to watch the second episode, but I hope this isn't a trend
Constantly using the force like that seems like it would tire out the baby.
my non-spoiler review of Mandalorian ep 2 is that it's great and the theme song rules
I'm ok with the first thing, I'm not really interested in the second
Yes and yes
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Thr best part about it is
We don't know that
no but the same people who throw a fit about that shit assume that
I just don't have the energy to worry about why other people are not throwing a fit about something
No
And also Yoda is a master of the force because he's wise and good. The ability to pick up rocks wasn't what made Yoda a jedi master.
Mando Ep2:
Also, we don't know what "baby" means when it's a fifty year old "baby". It has fifty years of experience, potentially, of learning how to pick up shit and heal wounds.
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... Anakin using his precognition to fly his podracer?
... Rey mind tricking a FO stormtrooper?
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It doesn't seem like thats the case though?
That was Doku. He threw chairs at Palpatine
Yeah but nerds hate that second one so it doesn't count
Yeah Lucas had no idea what to do with a mobile Yoda
Yeah, it seems like most force users we've seen were able to wield the force to some extent before they were trained.
Luke was using it to bullseye womprats and fly through beggars canyon back home (and later to make a near impossible shot without targeting). Then later summoning his saber to his hand while hanging upside down on Hoth, with only a couple days worth of tutelage under Kenobi.
I'm pretty sure it was implied that Anakins preternatural tech ability was force augmented as well as his piloting and reaction speed, though that may have just be EU stuff.
It's easy to imagine that every Jedi was using the force instinctively to some extent before training. Otherwise how would they have been noticed by the Jedi? Seems unlikely that the Jedi would have had a huge army of volunteers to test every child in the galaxy for potential force sensitivity.
Isnt Yoda canonically kind of a moron
That was the one thing that Resistance had going for it. None of the main characters were force sensitive or knew anything about the Force beyond it's use in wishing someone good luck.
Then on Sunday they wound up in a Sith temple buried underneath a Jedi temple, because of course they did.
Also in the rebels era finding and killing those types of sensitives seems like what the inquisitors are there for.
Can't have Darth Vader running around the galaxy murdering every teenager who happens to have unusually good aim.
You did *NOT* just Sith-talk Yoda. Nuh-uh, norsireebob.
I mean he missed the most obvious evil villain in the history of all time
I mean, he didn't.
He explicitly was like "shit we better keep an eye on this fucker"
And Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan were like "Nah buddy s'all good"
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