To be fair to the 8th Brother, that was the first time they had met Vader and didn't know of his existence beforehand. Heck Vader was still an enigma amongst the Imperial Military hierarchy at this point as well.
Yep ,the previous issue The Grand Inquisitor attacked Vader believing him to be an intruder. And a couple issues before that Vader destroyed a small company of the empire Ships to get information on a Jedi
It's LITERALLY park of the Dark Side. That Suffering will lead to Hate. An hate makes them Stronger. An yes, there certainly is "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" is an important editch, because the Sith focus MUCH more on Combat Ability & Strength than Jedi. Which is what made the Sith so formidable, even at a young age, compared to your Average Jedi.
Alot of people hated vader. As a matter of fact I don't think vader had a single friend. Everyone across the galaxy feared and hated vader. Not even the people of empire liked him. But seriously doubt this simple fact ever caused the dark lord to lose any sleep over it. Because of all the people who hated him, none of their hatred for him even remotely came close to how much he hated himself.
The 501st did not hate Vader, and he did not hate them. They were his unit during the clone wars, and only clones could become a part of the 501st. Rex was his friend, even confidant. When Anakin became Vader, Rex didn't waiver or hesitate to stand beside his old general.
Cutting off Sixth Brothers arm with the notion that it will teach “loss” and he will “never forget it” is no doubt a mirror of what happened to Anakin with Obi-Wan on Mustafar. Indeed something you would not forget (despite as much as Vader would try to). In a way, it could be seen as Vader indirectly admitting that there some things that are just impossible to forget, but yet also yield important lessons that can build the strength of one’s character.
@@JonAthanasius Originally had the comment typed saying that, but thought I would get picked on for not picking the loss that was more, “expensive” to anakin. I honestly completely agree.
@@tylerwebb7303 Actually I'm pretty sure hes rubber arm from the armchair chopped off from duku is more expensive than his other 3 limbs other 3 limbs because the stuff he got when he became Vader is all c*** While the jedi probably gave anakin the best of the best in prosthetics
I just realized, in Legends he had a similar method in the training of the Imperial Guards. Darth Vader called forth the best of the recruits and made him look weak in front of his peers cutting off his hand and killing him to teach the rest that service to the Emperor required more than you can imagine. Like with the Inquisitors, it was also to show that no matter how strong you get within your position, you would always be weaker than the Sith.
6:06 In the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, you can see how Grand Inquisitor and the Inquisitors were more linient to the people when they came to Tatooine searching for Jedi's. Whereas Vader, when he enters the town he literally doesn't hesitate to kill anyone in site.
@@superbearchrist1716 Yes, of course sand would make him coarse and irritable. I took a course about it in school, and sand has that affect on people, because it’s so coarse, and it gets everywhere.
@@user-vr5zk9ox8d it’s cause it reminds him of his home (tatooine) which probably pissed him off by having to go back for obi wan but if he grew up on kamino he would probably hate water as much as he hates sand
Despite them not knowing Vader it's safe to assume anybody ironclad in sith robes, not to mention how strong he is with the dark side (which they can sense to a degree) and side by side with the freakin emperor you should probably show some respect as opposed to get mouthy.
Yeah well when your in a position like him, it's kinda easy to let the power go to your head. Especially since they respected the Emperor so much, and Vader came out of nowhere by his side. I have a mouth on me. So I probably would have said the same thing.
@@sakurashogun actually it wasn't the mouthy one that lost a hand, it was another one; you'll notice the helmet is different; that being said, i have a feeling there were a lot of detached body parts by the time Vader was done
Yeah but that's how the hierarchy is established by dark side users. There is no care for official structure, whoever is the strongest rises to the top. 8th brother actually did what a good darkside user should do! He tried to claw his way up the hierarchy. Unfortunately for him, he had no way of knowing the power imbalance between him and vader was like the power imbalance between an angry jack rabbit and a lion. Fortunately, Vader is an excellent teacher and educated this young student in an area he was ignorant! One can't understate the importance of good, patient teachers(:
Thats a reasonable take, though in my head canon he was atleast sub-consciously thinking about his mother when he said "Loss." Thats really what started his whole journey to the dark side, and is more significant to his character than what Obi-Wan did to him.
Once you mentioned that Vader was teaching the Inquisitors about loss, I remembered this exact quote from the Ninth Sister. "Once you lost yourself, a Limb's easy."
Probably already said, but I’ll say it anyway- its also in part a warning if you think about it. They are now darksiders. Jedi see the world in black and white, and if you hesitate, hold back, the Jedi will not hesitate to take from you, as they had taken from Vader. Fear of loss, leading to anger toward the target, leading to hate, strengthening their dark side power in a situation where the loss was… less permanent. Vader was teaching his own lesson
@@InsanityItself_ “There is no try, only do or do not.” Idk sounds like the Jedis we’re dealing in absolutes. Which would make the balance of the force uneven
@@InsanityItself_ No. It's simple logic. Lucas didn't have clear ideas about what using an absolute means. It's the same thing if you say "Nothing is absolute" or "Everything is relative" and fail to see you just used an absolute to do that phrase, it's hypocritical like saying "2+2=5", you can't decide how logic works. It's the Jedi's point of view that's broken and confusing.
Vader’s whole “teaching them loss” stuff makes what the Ninth Sister says in Jedi: Fallen Order make even more sense when Cal cuts her hand off. “When you've already lost yourself... a limb's easy.”
Imagine being the last inquisitor to duel him, just watching him easily and methodically beat down and mutilate over a half dozen people and knowing you've gotta do that too...
To be fair how was the 8th brother supposed to know who Vader was when the Grand Inquisitior didn't even know. Hence why they were fighting. 8th only knows what the Grand Inquisitior tells him.
He fucked around and found out If he had any gifts in the force he would have sensed Vader crazy dark side présence almost as great as that of the emperor
I believe chronologically in the canon this is the earliest appearance of the inquisitors so far. I could be wrong though. As far as I am aware we haven't seen any of their origins other than part of the Grand Inquisitor's origin.
@@hereandnow3156 you get to see the origins of the Second Sister in Jedi: Fallen Order, and I think the Third Sister has her origin in the Kenobi show, but I havent watched it.
If I had my own headquarters like Vader and the Inquisitors, it would be on a remote world, likely in the Outer Rim, that was strong in the light side of the Force.
@@bangerxshane easier to defend when people are a bit more fearful to venture there. There’s plenty of imperial space that any foe would have to pass by. Tons of threats before the main fortress, which wouldn’t be easy to take to begin with. Even if you can get your forces to a remote world through enemy territory, in a timely manner. You are still left out of luck if you need reinforcements or more supplies. Hate to reference the sequel trilogy, but Palpie was able to create a massive army unbeknownst to any rebel on a remote world.
@@weepie4089 and ofc the clones were created way out there too, it took Obi-Wan snooping around after an attempted assassination to even learn about the army; i wonder if they would have had them show up on Geonosis if he hadn't found out about them?
Not a great take. The light side of the force corrupts the same as the dark, on top of that they’d have difficulty dispatching inquisitors to the rest of the galaxy, and thirdly it offers no strategic benefit that couldn’t be replicated elsewhere.
It’s a perfect training plan, well, if you have the moral compass of a snake of course Fun fact: snakes lack the part of the brain that’s allowed to feel empathy
Vader had starkiller for himself as a personal apprentice, a weapon to use against Sidious. He'd never damage him if he didn't think he had to. The inquisitors, however, were ultimately Sidious's. They were competition. And he couldn't just kill them outright without pissing off Palpatine.
Starkiller didn't get off easy at all lol! Do you know how many clones were destroyed before Starkiller survived? Then he was tortured, trained like a dog, tortured even more if he tried to think for himself. Starkiller suffered more then any of them.
@@iamblight707 You make a really good point. To add to it, Vader also wanted to get the "son" he never had with Star-killer. Side note: I wish they would just make Star-Killer Cannon and let Sam Witwer play him, either in a Live action or one of their cartoons.
I think this kind of training for the inquisitors might have been inspired by Palpatine. Because let's not forget when he sent Vader back to mustafar with a partial handicap and with a sith assassin hot on his trail to teach Vader lesson
Darth Vader lost an arm to Dooku and the loss made him powerful and experienced enough to get revenge three years later. But then, his arrogance over his victory over Dooku and his introduction to the Dark Side made him forgot about this lesson, thinking he was now unbeatable. His even more crushing defeat on Mustafar made sure he would never forget again. This is why Darth Vader would likely beat his Anakin self in a duel, maybe even faster than Obi-Wan did.
Theres only a limited amount of comics that he can cover so its expected that he goes back with the same topic once in a while , i dont like it but thats the true.
"killing jedi is easy. you just run straight into their fortress, they walk up to you and say 'there are too many of them! what are we going to do?' and then you just kill them. I've killed dozens of jedi this way, I really don't see what the big deal is."
First rule of command, never question your superior, at best you can ask, but never outright disrespect a higher officer. Especially when you work for the bad guys.
According to episode 5 in tales of the jedi, he has a history of different/harsh teaching methods as Anakin, so it makes sense that he would get even harsher as Vader
I feel like he may have taken a small page from revans book with that one. When Malak failed to be what a sith should be, unable to kill revan, He slashed off Malaks jaw as a lesson. A lesson in hate and loss. Malak hesitated when attacking revan, and that's why he failed. So revan made sure he would never hesitate again. Hard to forget a lost jaw.
Darth Vader's first attempt in taking on trainees in the ways of the force, the dark side at that. I loved your delivery "He wanted these students all to himself so he could teach them a valuable lesson from a true sith lord"
I tried to use these advanced Vader teaching methods on my dog, now I don't have 2 fingers, an eye, a spleen, my left testicle or an intact back. Clearly, the Inquisitors will destroy the Jedi.
The way Vader trained the inquisitors is how Dooku left Anakin at the end of AOTC; being close to death with a chop off hand, never forgetting that loss.
Part of me does wonder, apart from Kenobi, or maybe Yoda, what mighty Jedi Vader, and the Emperor, were worried about the Inquisitors squaring off against? Granted, the Grand Inquisitor couldn't kill Ezra, and/or Kanaan, but he certainly beat them, ad a group even, multiple times. In the video games, most of the Inquisitors are boss monster-level, even against the likes of Cal Kestis, or Kanaan Jarus, so they seem like they'd do fine. I do sort of wish that there had been one who simply accepted, and even appreciated, being the servant; knowing his place, and enjoying having someone a ove him dealing with minutiae. I get that the Dark Side likes ambition, and maybe someone like Vader wouldn't even approve of someone who didn't strive to be the top, but one of my frequent RP character themes, of late, has been the one who acknowledges, accepts, and even appreciates being a tool; an implement of Chang, and of the vision of one who has grander ideas. Sort of like a D&D Cleric who KNOWS that they serve an immortal deity whom they'll never surpass, but they don't want to; their vision and ambition is to further those of that deity. Maybe that's part of why Legacy fit so well with me, as Krayts acolytes "knew their place", and saw him ad more of an idea to aspire to, and not a benchmark to surpass.
Imo I don’t think the Emperor was really worried about a singular Jedi but more so worried about the Jedi banding together to fight the empire. Jedi thrive in groups while Sith abide by the rule of two. Just think if the rebellion had multiple Jedi fighting the Empire together with Luke, then they would’ve probably won a lot sooner
@@youngrootv Its not necessarily the rule of two that strengthens their ability to play it more solitary more easily. Even seen in the old republic era, sith typically did things on their own while reluctantly having to play nice with others. it was why the rule of two was even created to begin with for them. Sith simply couldn't work together if it didn't align with their own agenda and they fought amongst themselves more times than not. regardless, its true in a sense that sith do thrive on their own better then a jedi would.
They should make a series of just the inquisitors, then going on missions etc with the end them hitting a rebel base with Vader or going on a Jedi hunt some trusting each other while others not caring who dies between them . This could be tweek a bit just a rough draft
I never imagined the inquisitors were former Jedi. I was under the impression they were trained Sith from scratch, kind of like Darth Maul. It does explain how met their demise in the Star Wars Rebels series. I wonder if Reva underwent the same treatment. Anakin did go through those intimation trials, losing his arm twice, losing his beloved Padme and mother, giving into his anger and suffering heavy burns that required him to undergo cybernetics. What Vader does not consider is that he has gained nothing out of all of this, just more loss and suffering, his two children being the last things dear to him.
honestly it makes sense vader did this. to renounce what has already been taught sometimes they need to be broken out of their norm. i mean they all were former jedi but still fighting as if they didnt go to the dark side.
For the love of the gods, i'm feeling like my video is on the loop, why are you repeating single grain of information for several times, i'm now thinking that i'm drowning in this water. I'm so rarely disliking videos about comics, you made exceptional work for making me do that to your video
Didn't realize feminine cleaning products were canon. Guess that makes sense.Though not quite sure how they were expected to recognized Darth Vader. I doubt they knew him intimately.
They darn sure couldnt out do someone like Maul or Ashoka. But then again they were both on Jedi Master level and trained by two of the most powerful force users and best duelist in the galaxy. The Inquisitors shouldnt be able to hold a candle to them.
Being an angry Padawan was not enough to fully bring the power of the dark side... Pain and suffering, physical and mental are the starting point, that will bring hate and the desire of revenge against Vader, on the long run they will learn to focus that anger and resentment making them more efficient as welders of the dark side...
Obi Wan was his inspiration: He took his arm, his legs, his lungs, his skin. He took all those pieces of him and left him with his hate. Hate that he used as a weapon for almost 20 years.
Vader: Today we are going to do something different with your training. If you can dodge a wrench you can dodge a ball. - Proceeds to Force throw his lightsabre at them Vader: Fools, first rule of Sith's there is no Wrench and there is no ball! :P LOL
Emperor Goog wouldn't have Inquisitors. Id be afraid they would join with the Guard and have a coup'de tat I understand their weaker but two groups perhaps 20,....30....? All force users to some degree. The Sun guard where able to hold their own with Mandalorians. Mandalorian were able to do extremely well against Jedi. To many numbers for me. Thinking about it Rey &Kylo had their hands full with 9. What would 30 or 40 be like with both groups.
In fairness the Mando's honed how to kill force users over many millennia. From using their beskar armor to turn the blades of Jedi surprising them, using verpine ballistic weapons that the Jedi couldn't deflect and using all encompassing flamethrowers. As well as alternating shot placement to force overreach. They were warriors with long traditions and hilariously the most accepting culture in the universe. Hell by the time of the clone wars alot of em were regretful of the genocides their forefathers had committed.
When Darth Vader and Grand Inquisitor see Seventh Sister and recognize her like the same specie of Luminara and Barriss, they decide to frees Barriss from prison.
Vader wasn’t so bad, he should have hung said limbs around their necks so they can be reminded of Vader’s mercy that they still had necks to hang sh!t from 😅
As messed up as this is, Vader is kinda right, these guys are former Jedi, they need to fully convert to the Dark side before being send out to do their mission, also now they will fear and somewhat respect Vader, you think he will dare disrespect or betray DV after he cut his arm off for simply not recognising him? I don't think so.
I see a lot of comments about how everyone hated Vader but not as much as he hated himself. It makes even more sense then why Luke could turn him so easily with Love. Vader became so 'coddled' by darkness and hate that he all but forgot what love and light is. Many Siths are turned by the fear of losing something or someone, hate kept Vader alive just as much as his suit. Think of how Maul survived in clone wars. But that small glimpse of light, the love Luke showed his sister and the strength to not hate Vader is what drove Vader to kill the Emperor but Vader now Anakin again died not just by removing his helmet but also by letting go of the hate the very sith tactic that can prolong life. (the Vader suit might I add is also designed to be tortuous and create more hate)
Its a Valid tecnique of teaching. Teach that defense is weak agaist the ofense by giving it more weight and consequence. Give them a reason to use anger, controlled anger on the enemy. Have you ever recieved a Bad Result at a test on School? The Method is almost the same, but more Brutal.
I frequently think Darth Vader needed a good PR man, who could tell the galaxy that he was a "mean m.f.", who shouldn't be messed with. He keeps running into people who don't realize that pissing him off is "suicide by Sith"!
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To be fair to the 8th Brother, that was the first time they had met Vader and didn't know of his existence beforehand. Heck Vader was still an enigma amongst the Imperial Military hierarchy at this point as well.
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Vader got anger issues that’s why
Imma tell you vader doesn't care
exactly, he didn’t recognize him
Yep ,the previous issue The Grand Inquisitor attacked Vader believing him to be an intruder. And a couple issues before that Vader destroyed a small company of the empire Ships to get information on a Jedi
Kind of love that the Sith training regimen is literally “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.”
Now the only thing that is missing is the tale of Darth Plagueis the wise. Then they are truly ready.
It's LITERALLY park of the Dark Side. That Suffering will lead to Hate. An hate makes them Stronger.
An yes, there certainly is "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" is an important editch, because the Sith focus MUCH more on Combat Ability & Strength than Jedi. Which is what made the Sith so formidable, even at a young age, compared to your Average Jedi.
Well yes because simply put, hatred and pain makes you stronger in three dark side.
"What doesn't kill me clearly wasn't trying hard enough" -Lord Vader
"Insert 'whatever doesn't kill me better run' by Benj Heard"
"Why did the inquisitors hate Vader so much?"
I'm surprised the answer wasn't "Hate makes you stronger".
Pretty simple really when it comes to the sith.
Hate is the way of the Sith
Alot of people hated vader. As a matter of fact I don't think vader had a single friend. Everyone across the galaxy feared and hated vader. Not even the people of empire liked him. But seriously doubt this simple fact ever caused the dark lord to lose any sleep over it. Because of all the people who hated him, none of their hatred for him even remotely came close to how much he hated himself.
The 501st did not hate Vader, and he did not hate them. They were his unit during the clone wars, and only clones could become a part of the 501st. Rex was his friend, even confidant. When Anakin became Vader, Rex didn't waiver or hesitate to stand beside his old general.
@@Nempo13 Rex never joined the Empire. You apparently didn't see the final episodes of the Clone Wars.
there was that one crazy lady that wanted to ride his saber
@@Nempo13 Rex was not a part of the Imperial 501st.
@@A-Microwave I was going to mention that
Cutting off Sixth Brothers arm with the notion that it will teach “loss” and he will “never forget it” is no doubt a mirror of what happened to Anakin with Obi-Wan on Mustafar. Indeed something you would not forget (despite as much as Vader would try to). In a way, it could be seen as Vader indirectly admitting that there some things that are just impossible to forget, but yet also yield important lessons that can build the strength of one’s character.
Yes, but I think it actually goes back to his original loss of his hand to Dooku.
@@JonAthanasius Originally had the comment typed saying that, but thought I would get picked on for not picking the loss that was more, “expensive” to anakin. I honestly completely agree.
@@tylerwebb7303 Actually I'm pretty sure hes rubber arm from the armchair chopped off from duku is more expensive than his other 3 limbs other 3 limbs because the stuff he got when he became Vader is all c*** While the jedi probably gave anakin the best of the best in prosthetics
You sound like a English teacher
I just realized, in Legends he had a similar method in the training of the Imperial Guards. Darth Vader called forth the best of the recruits and made him look weak in front of his peers cutting off his hand and killing him to teach the rest that service to the Emperor required more than you can imagine. Like with the Inquisitors, it was also to show that no matter how strong you get within your position, you would always be weaker than the Sith.
6:06 In the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, you can see how Grand Inquisitor and the Inquisitors were more linient to the people when they came to Tatooine searching for Jedi's. Whereas Vader, when he enters the town he literally doesn't hesitate to kill anyone in site.
To be fair sand makes him a bit course and irritable and now there's blood everywhere.
@@superbearchrist1716 oh damn. He wasn't kidding.
Well to be fair he sensed obi-wan and tried to lure him out
@@superbearchrist1716 Yes, of course sand would make him coarse and irritable. I took a course about it in school, and sand has that affect on people, because it’s so coarse, and it gets everywhere.
@@user-vr5zk9ox8d it’s cause it reminds him of his home (tatooine) which probably pissed him off by having to go back for obi wan but if he grew up on kamino he would probably hate water as much as he hates sand
Despite them not knowing Vader it's safe to assume anybody ironclad in sith robes, not to mention how strong he is with the dark side (which they can sense to a degree) and side by side with the freakin emperor you should probably show some respect as opposed to get mouthy.
Yeah well when your in a position like him, it's kinda easy to let the power go to your head. Especially since they respected the Emperor so much, and Vader came out of nowhere by his side. I have a mouth on me. So I probably would have said the same thing.
@@tylerkn9 Too true, you would have lost a hand too. Which one btw? Left? Right? Or both? XD
@@sakurashogun actually it wasn't the mouthy one that lost a hand, it was another one; you'll notice the helmet is different; that being said, i have a feeling there were a lot of detached body parts by the time Vader was done
Yeah but that's how the hierarchy is established by dark side users. There is no care for official structure, whoever is the strongest rises to the top. 8th brother actually did what a good darkside user should do! He tried to claw his way up the hierarchy. Unfortunately for him, he had no way of knowing the power imbalance between him and vader was like the power imbalance between an angry jack rabbit and a lion. Fortunately, Vader is an excellent teacher and educated this young student in an area he was ignorant! One can't understate the importance of good, patient teachers(:
@@hereandnow3156 A good dark side user, hehe this made me chuckle.
Vader was inspired by obi wan the most. The loss that obi wan visited upon Vader he shared with the inquisitors.
Thats a reasonable take, though in my head canon he was atleast sub-consciously thinking about his mother when he said "Loss." Thats really what started his whole journey to the dark side, and is more significant to his character than what Obi-Wan did to him.
Inquisitor: Loss? And what, Lord Vader, did you ever lose?
Darth Vader: **Looks on wistfully** ...The high ground...
@ELIJAH SMITH And yet Anakin would of been able to get all of those things back _if only he took the high ground_
Incorrect.
@@vector3813 Sigh... and what did Disney retcon this time?
Once you mentioned that Vader was teaching the Inquisitors about loss, I remembered this exact quote from the Ninth Sister.
"Once you lost yourself, a Limb's easy."
Probably already said, but I’ll say it anyway- its also in part a warning if you think about it. They are now darksiders. Jedi see the world in black and white, and if you hesitate, hold back, the Jedi will not hesitate to take from you, as they had taken from Vader. Fear of loss, leading to anger toward the target, leading to hate, strengthening their dark side power in a situation where the loss was… less permanent. Vader was teaching his own lesson
“Only a sith deals on absolutes”
Wouldn’t that contradict the statement about black and white views of everything being part of Jedi identity.
@@jacobfaro9571 or maybe it’s the siths inaccurate view of the Jedi, and how they think the Jedi also deal in absolutes like them
The Jedi did do absolutes though
@@InsanityItself_ “There is no try, only do or do not.”
Idk sounds like the Jedis we’re dealing in absolutes. Which would make the balance of the force uneven
@@InsanityItself_ No. It's simple logic. Lucas didn't have clear ideas about what using an absolute means. It's the same thing if you say "Nothing is absolute" or "Everything is relative" and fail to see you just used an absolute to do that phrase, it's hypocritical like saying "2+2=5", you can't decide how logic works. It's the Jedi's point of view that's broken and confusing.
Vader’s whole “teaching them loss” stuff makes what the Ninth Sister says in Jedi: Fallen Order make even more sense when Cal cuts her hand off. “When you've already lost yourself... a limb's easy.”
Inquisitiors: We only answer to the emperor
Vader: *Allow me to show you the pecking order*
I read that in vaders voice😂
It goes you, the stormtroopers, the clone troopers BEFORE the stormtroopers, Thrawn, then Vader.
@@tragicrecoil i read it in mr popo's voice
Imagine being the last inquisitor to duel him, just watching him easily and methodically beat down and mutilate over a half dozen people and knowing you've gotta do that too...
That's the 8th brother's treatment I guess
To be fair how was the 8th brother supposed to know who Vader was when the Grand Inquisitior didn't even know. Hence why they were fighting. 8th only knows what the Grand Inquisitior tells him.
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If he’s standing by the emperor casually and your boss says he’s your master i think it’s safe to assume he’s your master
He fucked around and found out
If he had any gifts in the force he would have sensed Vader crazy dark side présence almost as great as that of the emperor
Is this our first introduction to the inquisitors? I'd like to see how AND when they turned each one.
I believe chronologically in the canon this is the earliest appearance of the inquisitors so far. I could be wrong though. As far as I am aware we haven't seen any of their origins other than part of the Grand Inquisitor's origin.
@@hereandnow3156 you get to see the origins of the Second Sister in Jedi: Fallen Order, and I think the Third Sister has her origin in the Kenobi show, but I havent watched it.
If I had my own headquarters like Vader and the Inquisitors, it would be on a remote world, likely in the Outer Rim, that was strong in the light side of the Force.
Their whole purpose is to dispatch to other worlds to hunt Jedi, why would they station themselves in the most isolated region away from said worlds?
Lame
@@bangerxshane easier to defend when people are a bit more fearful to venture there. There’s plenty of imperial space that any foe would have to pass by. Tons of threats before the main fortress, which wouldn’t be easy to take to begin with. Even if you can get your forces to a remote world through enemy territory, in a timely manner. You are still left out of luck if you need reinforcements or more supplies. Hate to reference the sequel trilogy, but Palpie was able to create a massive army unbeknownst to any rebel on a remote world.
@@weepie4089 and ofc the clones were created way out there too, it took Obi-Wan snooping around after an attempted assassination to even learn about the army; i wonder if they would have had them show up on Geonosis if he hadn't found out about them?
Not a great take. The light side of the force corrupts the same as the dark, on top of that they’d have difficulty dispatching inquisitors to the rest of the galaxy, and thirdly it offers no strategic benefit that couldn’t be replicated elsewhere.
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It’s a perfect training plan, well, if you have the moral compass of a snake of course
Fun fact: snakes lack the part of the brain that’s allowed to feel empathy
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All I can say, is starkiller got off easy compared to the inquisitors.
Vader had starkiller for himself as a personal apprentice, a weapon to use against Sidious. He'd never damage him if he didn't think he had to. The inquisitors, however, were ultimately Sidious's. They were competition. And he couldn't just kill them outright without pissing off Palpatine.
Starkiller didn't get off easy at all lol! Do you know how many clones were destroyed before Starkiller survived? Then he was tortured, trained like a dog, tortured even more if he tried to think for himself. Starkiller suffered more then any of them.
@@beentheredonethat5908 I meant the original.
@@iamblight707 You make a really good point. To add to it, Vader also wanted to get the "son" he never had with Star-killer. Side note: I wish they would just make Star-Killer Cannon and let Sam Witwer play him, either in a Live action or one of their cartoons.
@@raytttc9636 Starkiller: A Star Wars Story. YES. PLEASEEEE.
It’s wild how all Vaders cybernetics made him insanely weak against Palps. Lightning just annihilates his electronics.
Considering how smart he was, palps did that on purpose
Palps lightning annihilates everyone lol. Also there are Force Powers to defend against Force Lightning but the writers never got the memo
It's a good lesson from vader. Losing equals death in the empire
my favorite line in Fallen Jedi is when Cal cuts off 9th Sisters hand and she says “when you’ve already lost your mind , a limb is nothing”
someone in Empire don't know Vader
Vader: So choose death
I think this kind of training for the inquisitors might have been inspired by Palpatine. Because let's not forget when he sent Vader back to mustafar with a partial handicap and with a sith assassin hot on his trail to teach Vader lesson
0:37 “Don’t Dew It.”
Palpatine- Oh, I’m sorry. Darth Sidious.
Darth Vader lost an arm to Dooku and the loss made him powerful and experienced enough to get revenge three years later. But then, his arrogance over his victory over Dooku and his introduction to the Dark Side made him forgot about this lesson, thinking he was now unbeatable. His even more crushing defeat on Mustafar made sure he would never forget again. This is why Darth Vader would likely beat his Anakin self in a duel, maybe even faster than Obi-Wan did.
Haven't you already covered this like 2 or 3 times now?
Yes, yes he has…
Theres only a limited amount of comics that he can cover so its expected that he goes back with the same topic once in a while , i dont like it but thats the true.
We give you the rank of trainer but not master.
Darth vader: you little S#@%!!!
Lmao
Of course Vader loved the idea of training the inquisitors.
To him they are just more durable younglings 💀
"killing jedi is easy. you just run straight into their fortress, they walk up to you and say 'there are too many of them! what are we going to do?' and then you just kill them. I've killed dozens of jedi this way, I really don't see what the big deal is."
3:22 why does vader look like he had a bad day and doesn't want to do anything else
It seems teaching through pain and loss is a common teaching method. It makes me wonder what Sidious went through.
“Loss.”
“Have you known loss, Lord Vader?”
“More than you know. My dick was burned off in a volcano.”
“I… I can’t imagine…”
“No. You can’t.”
First rule of command, never question your superior, at best you can ask, but never outright disrespect a higher officer. Especially when you work for the bad guys.
Everybody Gangster till Vader starts to train you
Starkiller took these lessons a bit further though...Self inflicted torture. Made him the badass he became. Pain is an excellent teacher.
When you talk trash about the boss to their face while thinking you are talking to a co-worker.
According to episode 5 in tales of the jedi, he has a history of different/harsh teaching methods as Anakin, so it makes sense that he would get even harsher as Vader
5:27 damn losing his mom really did a number on him
That time Vader did a 360 noscope while dancing off with the emperor (CANON)
I feel like he may have taken a small page from revans book with that one. When Malak failed to be what a sith should be, unable to kill revan, He slashed off Malaks jaw as a lesson. A lesson in hate and loss. Malak hesitated when attacking revan, and that's why he failed. So revan made sure he would never hesitate again. Hard to forget a lost jaw.
Darth Vader's first attempt in taking on trainees in the ways of the force, the dark side at that. I loved your delivery "He wanted these students all to himself so he could teach them a valuable lesson from a true sith lord"
Vader's torture was probably they closest they were gonna get to their sith sacrifice as they were all alone.
don’t ever disrespect Vader
Don’t ever disrespect Sith in general
Unless you're begging to die🤣
Those 2 unnamed inquisitors, who got killed by Vader, are literally only inquisitors, that would deserve their own show.
“Masters?”
*Vaders robot eyebrows furrow
I tried to use these advanced Vader teaching methods on my dog, now I don't have 2 fingers, an eye, a spleen, my left testicle or an intact back.
Clearly, the Inquisitors will destroy the Jedi.
Obi-wan inspired me when he chopped of my limbs and left me to burn in the lavas of Mustafar.
I never thought I would see darth vader with a DAM SHIELD! 3:48
The way Vader trained the inquisitors is how Dooku left Anakin at the end of AOTC; being close to death with a chop off hand, never forgetting that loss.
Part of me does wonder, apart from Kenobi, or maybe Yoda, what mighty Jedi Vader, and the Emperor, were worried about the Inquisitors squaring off against? Granted, the Grand Inquisitor couldn't kill Ezra, and/or Kanaan, but he certainly beat them, ad a group even, multiple times. In the video games, most of the Inquisitors are boss monster-level, even against the likes of Cal Kestis, or Kanaan Jarus, so they seem like they'd do fine.
I do sort of wish that there had been one who simply accepted, and even appreciated, being the servant; knowing his place, and enjoying having someone a ove him dealing with minutiae. I get that the Dark Side likes ambition, and maybe someone like Vader wouldn't even approve of someone who didn't strive to be the top, but one of my frequent RP character themes, of late, has been the one who acknowledges, accepts, and even appreciates being a tool; an implement of Chang, and of the vision of one who has grander ideas. Sort of like a D&D Cleric who KNOWS that they serve an immortal deity whom they'll never surpass, but they don't want to; their vision and ambition is to further those of that deity. Maybe that's part of why Legacy fit so well with me, as Krayts acolytes "knew their place", and saw him ad more of an idea to aspire to, and not a benchmark to surpass.
Imo I don’t think the Emperor was really worried about a singular Jedi but more so worried about the Jedi banding together to fight the empire. Jedi thrive in groups while Sith abide by the rule of two. Just think if the rebellion had multiple Jedi fighting the Empire together with Luke, then they would’ve probably won a lot sooner
@@youngrootv Its not necessarily the rule of two that strengthens their ability to play it more solitary more easily. Even seen in the old republic era, sith typically did things on their own while reluctantly having to play nice with others. it was why the rule of two was even created to begin with for them. Sith simply couldn't work together if it didn't align with their own agenda and they fought amongst themselves more times than not.
regardless, its true in a sense that sith do thrive on their own better then a jedi would.
"You have failed me inquisitor"
"I missed the part where that's my problem..."
Sounds about right sidious is a sadistic narcissistic psychopath of course he would do this he gets off on it.
Ive seen both halfs of this video, in multiple other videos
"Strange name."
Sir, this is *Star Wars*
having this video in the background, I scournefully went "Mister Vader" xD
They should make a series of just the inquisitors, then going on missions etc with the end them hitting a rebel base with Vader or going on a Jedi hunt some trusting each other while others not caring who dies between them . This could be tweek a bit just a rough draft
Well there is this « Accolytes » show coming soon so who knows
" He doubted they were good enough to go up against a JEDI SURVIVOR. " ... I see what you did there.
3:51 why is lord vader holding a shield
Vader: I will try to be gentle, my master.
Palpatine: They used to be younglings.
Vader: ... Nevermind 😈
I never imagined the inquisitors were former Jedi. I was under the impression they were trained Sith from scratch, kind of like Darth Maul. It does explain how met their demise in the Star Wars Rebels series. I wonder if Reva underwent the same treatment. Anakin did go through those intimation trials, losing his arm twice, losing his beloved Padme and mother, giving into his anger and suffering heavy burns that required him to undergo cybernetics. What Vader does not consider is that he has gained nothing out of all of this, just more loss and suffering, his two children being the last things dear to him.
really changed the moment where cal kestis said "its time to set you free."
honestly it makes sense vader did this. to renounce what has already been taught sometimes they need to be broken out of their norm. i mean they all were former jedi but still fighting as if they didnt go to the dark side.
For the love of the gods, i'm feeling like my video is on the loop, why are you repeating single grain of information for several times, i'm now thinking that i'm drowning in this water. I'm so rarely disliking videos about comics, you made exceptional work for making me do that to your video
Didn't realize feminine cleaning products were canon. Guess that makes sense.Though not quite sure how they were expected to recognized Darth Vader. I doubt they knew him intimately.
darth sanitarius napkoon
poor quisie pressed the "master" button
you never press the "master" button in front of vader.
*mentions how Vader tortured the inquesitors* what do you think of his teaching practices
tbh i don't think it's fair to say he tortured them; he dueled them viciously, he didn't strap them to a table and bring in the interrogation droids
@@CorvusCorone68 you don't need an integrator droid to torture someone
@@otter9300 true but it's an example of true torture, as opposed to beating them up
now say good bye to the 10 minutes youll never get back.
Kinda crazy how unknown Vader was and just how many Force Users survived makes me wonder if it was tge whole plan to let some live
They darn sure couldnt out do someone like Maul or Ashoka. But then again they were both on Jedi Master level and trained by two of the most powerful force users and best duelist in the galaxy. The Inquisitors shouldnt be able to hold a candle to them.
If they never forget the loss, then they will never forget the teaching.
You'd swear they'd give them at least the names of their higher ups before sending them out.
Being an angry Padawan was not enough to fully bring the power of the dark side... Pain and suffering, physical and mental are the starting point, that will bring hate and the desire of revenge against Vader, on the long run they will learn to focus that anger and resentment making them more efficient as welders of the dark side...
Obi Wan was his inspiration: He took his arm, his legs, his lungs, his skin. He took all those pieces of him and left him with his hate. Hate that he used as a weapon for almost 20 years.
Vader: Today we are going to do something different with your training. If you can dodge a wrench you can dodge a ball.
- Proceeds to Force throw his lightsabre at them
Vader: Fools, first rule of Sith's there is no Wrench and there is no ball! :P LOL
It was a Efficient Effective Crash Coarse to learn loss and True Inner Rage !
2:44 I love how Vader helmet has more personality than Rey
No one expected the sith inquisition
if vader makes them lose everything short of their life. every other scar from that point on is nothing
Emperor Goog wouldn't have Inquisitors. Id be afraid they would join with the Guard and have a coup'de tat
I understand their weaker but two groups perhaps 20,....30....? All force users to some degree. The Sun guard where able to hold their own with Mandalorians. Mandalorian were able to do extremely well against Jedi. To many numbers for me.
Thinking about it Rey &Kylo had their hands full with 9. What would 30 or 40 be like with both groups.
In fairness the Mando's honed how to kill force users over many millennia. From using their beskar armor to turn the blades of Jedi surprising them, using verpine ballistic weapons that the Jedi couldn't deflect and using all encompassing flamethrowers. As well as alternating shot placement to force overreach. They were warriors with long traditions and hilariously the most accepting culture in the universe. Hell by the time of the clone wars alot of em were regretful of the genocides their forefathers had committed.
I ain’t giving my opinion cause we all know no one here is brave enough to go tell Vader what we think 😂
Vader made the Inquisitors feel something similar that he had experience when he was almost killed by Obi Wan > loss, hate, helplessness, etc.
Vader giving out Sith teachings, whilst being a "beginner Sith" himself. Understanding the Sith code, ways and techniques take time. Years and years.
When Darth Vader and Grand Inquisitor see Seventh Sister and recognize her like the same specie of Luminara and Barriss, they decide to frees Barriss from prison.
Vader wasn’t so bad, he should have hung said limbs around their necks so they can be reminded of Vader’s mercy that they still had necks to hang sh!t from 😅
As messed up as this is, Vader is kinda right, these guys are former Jedi, they need to fully convert to the Dark side before being send out to do their mission, also now they will fear and somewhat respect Vader, you think he will dare disrespect or betray DV after he cut his arm off for simply not recognising him? I don't think so.
Missed a golden opportunity to say wild bantha chase
The one who said that they only had one master wasn't even the one that had his arm cut off
I see a lot of comments about how everyone hated Vader but not as much as he hated himself. It makes even more sense then why Luke could turn him so easily with Love. Vader became so 'coddled' by darkness and hate that he all but forgot what love and light is. Many Siths are turned by the fear of losing something or someone, hate kept Vader alive just as much as his suit. Think of how Maul survived in clone wars. But that small glimpse of light, the love Luke showed his sister and the strength to not hate Vader is what drove Vader to kill the Emperor but Vader now Anakin again died not just by removing his helmet but also by letting go of the hate the very sith tactic that can prolong life.
(the Vader suit might I add is also designed to be tortuous and create more hate)
Honestly I agree with Vadors methods, I mean if we’re talking about making the most effective Jedi killers you CANNOT be soft
Has the grand inquisitor ghost come back yet in the 2022 comics please cover the new ones when you can
Its a Valid tecnique of teaching. Teach that defense is weak agaist the ofense by giving it more weight and consequence. Give them a reason to use anger, controlled anger on the enemy.
Have you ever recieved a Bad Result at a test on School? The Method is almost the same, but more Brutal.
I now have a new respect for this earth Vader fellow
I frequently think Darth Vader needed a good PR man, who could tell the galaxy that he was a "mean m.f.", who shouldn't be messed with. He keeps running into people who don't realize that pissing him off is "suicide by Sith"!
cal kestis be like: ight imma head out
Heh, at least he's got the arm right there, it's not like it fell in lava
Darth Vader seems to love chopping off hands.
Ah yes the classic star wars marking losing a arm or hand