"It is believed that through their bizarre alchemies, the Sith somehow stumbled upon the ability to manipulate mechanicals of complex nature through the Force: ships, computers, and, indeed, even droids." - Tam Azur-Jamin
@@stevengreen9536 sorry, I mean the technique the sith in Canon use to get their crystals, pouring all of their hate, pain and rage into a living kyber crystal till it bleeds red
The Sith are the true cosmic horror of Star Wars. What started as a single species on a desert planet became a galaxy spanning Lovecraftian cult that waged war on the galaxy for millennia.
The Sith aren‘t the only biggest threats, in Legends you had the Yuu Zhaan Vong, Abeloth and beings like the Mngal Mngal in the unknown regions, the letter though wasn‘t known to have become a threat to the known galaxy and lore, although it had the potential, but it was actively fought by the Chiss. These are some that I can recall from the top of my mind, but there were even more dangers comparable at the times of the Sith. Long before the Sith became a sect and moved out of Korriban, there was the Rakatan Infinite Empire.
"Sith alchemy" is derivative of force alchemy that the Je'dai did. And they saw absolutely nothing wrong with using the force to create grotesque creatures of flesh and bone to prove their mastery of the force. Not only did they see nothing wrong with it, they genuinely held no malice in doing it, which is altogether even scarier if you think about it. Like, a homicidal killer is evil. But an otherwise good person who just hits you with their car and reacts the same way you would if someone said "you just stepped on an ant." Is kinda worse. Because the latter would drive off and not give it a second thought. Not out of malice or hatred, but because it genuinely meant nothing to them.
John Connor first, SCP Foundation later. But since John Connor has experience killing Terminators for decades, he'll likely be the first person I dial up. If him and the resistance can't pull this off, then I'll need the number to the SCP Foundation
Leave it to the Dark Lords of the Sith to create some of the most deadliest creatures in the Galaxy, and many more horrors that show us the destruction and death of the Dark Side.
Maul was skilled in mechu-deru in Legends which is how he survives being cut in half (rage keeps him alive then he creates a body for himself, which is later refined by Mother Tamzin)
Random Person: Man, the Sith are fierce, even if they're by themselves their manipulation and determination allow them to build impressively large armies of mindless organic beasts or loyal machines. Belia Darzu: You call choosing between mindless organic beasts or loyal machines impressive? Hold my Blue Milk. (Gets to work creating an army of creatures that are both organic and machinery).
@@michaelandreipalon359 Sith: Those rogue militaristic Jedi sect maybe be a better choice, but we have more street cred with the mosteriouties we build for armies, so we win. lol.
The rogue sect: "Pssh! Those are repetitive and forgettable. What we do is cryptic intelligence gathering in the form of odd prose and ciphers, un-Jedilike shadow ops that eerily remind people of Kyle 'Forcedamned' Katarn and his apprentices, and the occasional false flag op, unsanctioned assassination attempts against both otherwise good figureheads and totes obvious corrupt and dunderheads, and the dastardly and excessive master manipulation of events and people's lives for some big endgame moment that may or may not implode on our ranks. Basically, we're d**ks to both sides, but at least we got some eternal edge cred... we just hope we do far better than the kriffing first Jedi Covenant."
Now i want a darkside order from the unknown regions who use machines like the imperium in 40k with this alchemy. From walkers who use brains as computers to starships fused with people for consoles
Bastila and Revan is too obvious, but still an example. Now, what about enemies turned friends and then lovers? Honestly, Luke and Mara will instantly be a part of this.
Be grateful Star Wars is full of entropy and the amnesiac state of the lore when it comes to ancient stuff. Otherwise, *they'll return,* like the Necrons of WH40K.
Well in Star Ward you always have a new threat emerging instead? Only the Sith, since the Dark Jedi exiles ended their long odyssey and reached Korriban and took control of the Sith Purebloods, we’re constant threat, but varied from each other from time to time, and some of the later Sith Cults and orders would have been rejected by the old ones.
Yet oddly enough, in the Extended Universe there is an oddball among the Sith, Darth Vectivus. Who was a businessman before becoming a Sith Lord. He only studied the Dark Side, because it was affecting his mining business on an asteroid that appeared to be a Force Nexus for the Dark Side and it was having a negative impact on his employees. Darth Vectivus' self-discipline and preexisting code of ethics allowed him to remain fair and balanced without succumbing to the lure of power which plagued many of the Sith Lords who preceded him. He eventually returned to the mine and maintained a plentiful existence in the company of friends and loved ones alike. These good guys Sith are very rare, but a few existed and most of the time they were more align to the Light Side, then the Dark Side, but only Darth Vectivus was purely aligned to the Dark Side and yet remain rather stable.
Glad to see someone bringing up this part of old lore. I actually have a starwars campaign running where the PCs are actually encountering some of these things in an ancient sith temple and don't know what they are (yet). I also think it funny that the Rakata tried their hand at similar things too... I wonder where the sith got the idea? :P (rhetorical)
Heh, i had a campaign where we also encountered such bio-engineered Jedi-hunter Sith beasts in a hidden temple. Quite formidable opponents, but we made short work of them nonetheless.Were more of a kind of Sith-Xenomorphs/Genestealers than cyborgs though.
This sounds strangely familiar... Dark Lords creating freaks and monsters from tortured life forms? Orcs and Trolls and Dragons and Balrogs and Fell Beasts, oh my...
@@michaelandreipalon359 in Legends, after the Yuuzhan Vong war, Zonama Sekot was adopted as the new homeworld of the Yuuzhan Vong species. And when I looked at the information on the fandom, I was confused after seeing the location was labeled with different grid coordinates.
They strike me as more similar to a zombie or ghoul plague, but on a galactic scale with a Sauron-like will guiding them guiding and cyborg powers for the infected.
Voice actor has a nice pace, I like a little faster so I sped up the video. The enunciation was awesome, and I felt like there were no weird edits in the sound. Nice video
Leave it to Star Wars to take over themes and ideas which are also present in other universes, like Warhammer with its Necron Flayers, but somehow make it sound even scarier. But that might just be me and my personal feeling, that the techno beasts sound much scarier than the already scary Metal Zombie Overlords.
Star Wars games and fans always wonder why droids are treated with disdain, less than human, and people were wary around them..then Star Wars lore constantly drops basically horror stories of droids doing the most fucked up shit that you realise “no yeah, droids deserve less”
Every Trekkie has often wondered where the mysterious Borg came from. I like to imagine that the Borg are descendants of a Technobeast faction that managed to escape the Star Wars galaxy and reach ours
"This power, known as mechu-deru, was responsible for the creation of Belia Darzu's infamous Technobeasts, which were capable of rewriting an organism's entire genetic code." - Tam Azur-Jamin Edit: The lore of the expanded universe is not only vast but is also very good. The expanded universe is the heart and soul of Star Wars and not that mass produced decadence created by a souless corporation.
Another brilliant video upon one of the many fascinating and horrifically terrible forgotten pieces of sith history and cults. That yet again superbly shows why Sith empire or powers grabs never succeed or proper for obvious reason that they always end up destroying themselves in the end through infighting.
Do one on the robocop-esque drone-ships of the legends post-endor where Luke briefly turned to the dark side to destroy the reborn emperor. those drone ships were the brains of the imperial-era aces of the 181st squadron. Just as scary as this one
If Star Wars and Attack on Titan coexisted, will the Titans be considered as a type of Sithspawn like the Techno-Beasts? Also, can the Battle Droids defeat the Techno-Beasts? After all, the Techno-Beasts can only infect living beings.
In one of the star wars visionaries comics, during the chapter "Prototypes" where we see Durge and Jaing hired to protect a doctor who used a sith artifact to create enhanced cybernetic beings. His other patient was Dr. Nubyl who became an amalgamation of his protocol droid and herself, would the artifact he used have been related to the creation of technobeasts or could it be something that exists separately?
You’ve gotta dance like there’s nobody watching, Love like you’ll never be hurt, Sing like there’s nobody listening, And live like it’s heaven on earth
Yes. I’d like to hear about kinky & lewd nightmares equal to pure-breeding, not inbreeding, such as _Where is Waldo?_ & _Carmen Sandiago_ AND _Deadpool_ & Pinkie Pie from _My Little Ponies: Friendship is Magic_ ( _Equestria Girl_ version) were to have kids. Imagine, how hard would it be to find Waldo’s & Carmen’s kid(s) and how broken the 4th wall would be thanks to Deadpool’s & Pinkie’s kid(s)… Anyways, just THAT kind of scary…
Don't forget the force parasites that acted like dark side spirits possessing dead bodies and rising zombies in sith tombs. Or the Marsh Haunt force demons Or the Derriphan that can possess you and make you become a dark sider Or, of course, the planet killing, nigh unstoppable rot god Mgnaal-Mgnaal (but you may have covered him)
“Behold! the greatest achievement in the universe: the Singularity Engine! The perfect marriage between man and machine; their beauty will be haunting!”
Hear me out a star wars show but every episode is about a certain sith and the atrocities they inflicted on the galaxy each episode about an hour describing the most evil and vile sith
I have a great idea of a mando using subtle Mechu-Deru on nanodroids to enhance his body down to the nano meter to evolve natural processes and reinforce the body with an alloy of phrik, beskar and cortosis. This process creates an even stronger connection through the force by modifying the midichlorians into reproduction, nano droids weaving smaller, networked clones with the alloy, creating nanochlorians, able to call upon so much of the force and concentrate it all at once that it’d be lethal to a regular flesh and blood force sensitive.
i realize The Force Unleashed is maybe not canon, but isn't there a Jedi that Starkiller is sent to assassinate that uses the Force to animate metal? is that something different than this mechu-deru? i googled it, his name is Kazdan Paratus, it said something about mechu-deru vitae but i wonder where that fits in all this; i realize he was a Jedi but by the time you encounter him he's also stark raving mad
I wonder if this was what was happening with Darth Maul's legs, if unconsciously. His spider legs were cobbled together, most likely its component parts not capable of such movement on their own. Maul may have known about mechu-deru, but I'd bet he wasn't taught about it. Moving forward, his next set of legs were constructed out of magick by Mother Talzin. Again, probably not known to Talzin as mechu-deru, but appears to be a similar branch of force use.
Palpatine: "The dark side is a path way to many abilities, some believe to be unnatural."
Belia: "Don't know what you mean." 😇
"It is believed that through their bizarre alchemies, the Sith somehow stumbled upon the ability to manipulate mechanicals of complex nature through the Force: ships, computers, and, indeed, even droids." - Tam Azur-Jamin
Twice on the same comment? 😢
@Vince Lumontad The Sith even managed to create artificial lightsaber crystals.
@@stevengreen9536 eh, I think bleeding is cooler🤷♂️
@@an-animal-lover Actual bleeding or a technique called bleeding?
@@stevengreen9536 sorry, I mean the technique the sith in Canon use to get their crystals, pouring all of their hate, pain and rage into a living kyber crystal till it bleeds red
The Sith are the true cosmic horror of Star Wars. What started as a single species on a desert planet became a galaxy spanning Lovecraftian cult that waged war on the galaxy for millennia.
The Sith aren‘t the only biggest threats, in Legends you had the Yuu Zhaan Vong, Abeloth and beings like the Mngal Mngal in the unknown regions, the letter though wasn‘t known to have become a threat to the known galaxy and lore, although it had the potential, but it was actively fought by the Chiss. These are some that I can recall from the top of my mind, but there were even more dangers comparable at the times of the Sith. Long before the Sith became a sect and moved out of Korriban, there was the Rakatan Infinite Empire.
@@SpecForceMarine True. But the Sith are an idea. That's what makes them so terrifying.
"Sith alchemy" is derivative of force alchemy that the Je'dai did. And they saw absolutely nothing wrong with using the force to create grotesque creatures of flesh and bone to prove their mastery of the force.
Not only did they see nothing wrong with it, they genuinely held no malice in doing it, which is altogether even scarier if you think about it.
Like, a homicidal killer is evil. But an otherwise good person who just hits you with their car and reacts the same way you would if someone said "you just stepped on an ant." Is kinda worse. Because the latter would drive off and not give it a second thought. Not out of malice or hatred, but because it genuinely meant nothing to them.
Are you aware of what Lovecraftian means?
@@Mark-in8ju The Sith operate like a cult from a Lovecraft story so I don't think it matters what I think the term means.
A plague that transforms people into cyborgs?
Someone call John Connor
I'll be back
Or the SCP foundation
John Connor first, SCP Foundation later. But since John Connor has experience killing Terminators for decades, he'll likely be the first person I dial up. If him and the resistance can't pull this off, then I'll need the number to the SCP Foundation
Leave it to the Dark Lords of the Sith to create some of the most deadliest creatures in the Galaxy, and many more horrors that show us the destruction and death of the Dark Side.
It's said the transformation into a technobeast is very, very painful.
Don't fall for scams. No one wins tablets on the internet
I want the new sith wars to be explored in canon, a more medieval star wars is something I'd love to see
Disney has no power over the true fans, enjoy the expanded universe however you like. The mouse gestapo cannot stop us.
Nah. How about another movie/show about rebels fighting the empire? /s
@@juliantheapostate3779 how about the droid attack on the wookies?
@@santygarrido6283 you’re right. It’s a system we cannot afford to lose.
@@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly Mouse Gestapo just makes me think of Mickey with a H**ler stache 😂
Maul was skilled in mechu-deru in Legends which is how he survives being cut in half (rage keeps him alive then he creates a body for himself, which is later refined by Mother Tamzin)
This concept would make any Dark Eldar haemonculus or Death Guard Sorcerer from Warhammer 40k smile.
@Geetsly's
Yo. I found a shill account trying to scam me with one of those "rewards" I've been seeing this on a lot of channels.
Obliterator virus says hi.
Random Person: Man, the Sith are fierce, even if they're by themselves their manipulation and determination allow them to build impressively large armies of mindless organic beasts or loyal machines.
Belia Darzu: You call choosing between mindless organic beasts or loyal machines impressive? Hold my Blue Milk. (Gets to work creating an army of creatures that are both organic and machinery).
Both still end up being failures in hindsight. Come on, you fools, just be a rogue militaristic Jedi sect and call it a day.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Sith: Those rogue militaristic Jedi sect maybe be a better choice, but we have more street cred with the mosteriouties we build for armies, so we win.
lol.
The rogue sect: "Pssh! Those are repetitive and forgettable. What we do is cryptic intelligence gathering in the form of odd prose and ciphers, un-Jedilike shadow ops that eerily remind people of Kyle 'Forcedamned' Katarn and his apprentices, and the occasional false flag op, unsanctioned assassination attempts against both otherwise good figureheads and totes obvious corrupt and dunderheads, and the dastardly and excessive master manipulation of events and people's lives for some big endgame moment that may or may not implode on our ranks.
Basically, we're d**ks to both sides, but at least we got some eternal edge cred... we just hope we do far better than the kriffing first Jedi Covenant."
Now i want a darkside order from the unknown regions who use machines like the imperium in 40k with this alchemy. From walkers who use brains as computers to starships fused with people for consoles
This would make for a awesome R rated Star Wars film along the lines of WWZ and your dialogue as a entry point to the film .
That and Deathtroopers as a horror movie
Iron Warriors Traitor Legion: "Interesting."
Video Idea: Jedi that fell in love with a Sith
Bastila and Revan is too obvious, but still an example.
Now, what about enemies turned friends and then lovers? Honestly, Luke and Mara will instantly be a part of this.
Ashara Zavros and Darth Nox
These beasts could be a threat to even someone like Darth Bane.
Don’t fall for the spam bot kids!
Imagine if these had been used against the Yuuzhan Vong
The only reason he survived was because of his Orbelisk armor. Otherwise he would have become just a another zombie.
Be grateful Star Wars is full of entropy and the amnesiac state of the lore when it comes to ancient stuff. Otherwise, *they'll return,* like the Necrons of WH40K.
Watch out, a scammer
Well in Star Ward you always have a new threat emerging instead? Only the Sith, since the Dark Jedi exiles ended their long odyssey and reached Korriban and took control of the Sith Purebloods, we’re constant threat, but varied from each other from time to time, and some of the later Sith Cults and orders would have been rejected by the old ones.
The Senate was the Sith’s most POWERFUL creation.
5:10 Darth Vader since he has cybernetic arms and legs: "I am in danger."
This is Not one of those videos you watch right before bedtime.
It is what you wish had been written about as a Star Wars Horror book from the EU.
I don't know which is worse: the Techno Beast Virus or the Rakghoul Plague.
Rakghoul, due to it still being around as of 138 ABY.
Star Forge :) it assimilated the planet...
I don’t know either, Rakgouls can ambush you from anywhere but you don’t know at any time if your breathing in techno spores until it’s too late.
(Imo) it's the biological weapon discribed in the novel Deathtroopers.
SW+zombies= straight up horror.
Rakghoul ressurected by the Blackwing Virus ("Deathtroopers" and "Red Harvest") and then corrupted into Technobeast. Now THATS an abomination!
I remember having The New Essential Guide to Droids when I was 13 or 14, and being really horrified by the page on Technobeasts.
At this point, I'm wondering how anyone can continue to defend the Sith as the good guys
True. The jedi have commited a lot of bad acts and decisions but that doesnt make the Sith the good guys (like some people think)
Do people actually think the sith are the good guys? It's made abundantly clear they aren't from the moment they're introduced
@@timyuusis3372 some people just want to be edgy contrarions.
Yet oddly enough, in the Extended Universe there is an oddball among the Sith, Darth Vectivus. Who was a businessman before becoming a Sith Lord. He only studied the Dark Side, because it was affecting his mining business on an asteroid that appeared to be a Force Nexus for the Dark Side and it was having a negative impact on his employees. Darth Vectivus' self-discipline and preexisting code of ethics allowed him to remain fair and balanced without succumbing to the lure of power which plagued many of the Sith Lords who preceded him. He eventually returned to the mine and maintained a plentiful existence in the company of friends and loved ones alike. These good guys Sith are very rare, but a few existed and most of the time they were more align to the Light Side, then the Dark Side, but only Darth Vectivus was purely aligned to the Dark Side and yet remain rather stable.
Man, I’m always gonna love that original Star Wars battle field map sync sound effect!
Adeptus Mechanicus: "Death to the Abominable Intelligences!"
Guess I have to fight more Necrons on the Mechanicus video game then.
Imagine a fight between Belia Darzu's technobeasts, and the Yuuzhon Vong.
Hohohooooly shit the Vong would be eye poppingly pissed 🤣
Oh man, they'd flip their shit so hard over that. Like, mouth-foaming rage at the barest of minimums.
Glad to see someone bringing up this part of old lore. I actually have a starwars campaign running where the PCs are actually encountering some of these things in an ancient sith temple and don't know what they are (yet).
I also think it funny that the Rakata tried their hand at similar things too... I wonder where the sith got the idea? :P (rhetorical)
Heh, i had a campaign where we also encountered such bio-engineered Jedi-hunter Sith beasts in a hidden temple. Quite formidable opponents, but we made short work of them nonetheless.Were more of a kind of Sith-Xenomorphs/Genestealers than cyborgs though.
...man if the Sith ever encountered the Borg they'd INSTANTLY try to recreate the Collective.
This sounds strangely familiar...
Dark Lords creating freaks and monsters from tortured life forms?
Orcs and Trolls and Dragons and Balrogs and Fell Beasts, oh my...
Video idea: the planet that can travel through hyperspace, Zonama Sekot.
Great suggestion!
@@michaelandreipalon359 in Legends, after the Yuuzhan Vong war, Zonama Sekot was adopted as the new homeworld of the Yuuzhan Vong species. And when I looked at the information on the fandom, I was confused after seeing the location was labeled with different grid coordinates.
4:15 "I need a new Master-one with the power to penetrate the defenses of Belia Darzu's stronghold and lay claim to her secrets." - Hetton
Techno-Beasts are basically the Star Wars version of the Borg.... minus the Hive Mind.
They strike me as more similar to a zombie or ghoul plague, but on a galactic scale with a Sauron-like will guiding them guiding and cyborg powers for the infected.
8:50: Is that Jedi the Star Wars equivalent of Quake IV's Matthew Kane? If so, that's bad***e!
Theres a costume in the force unleashed 1 called Cybernetic Reconstruction and it looks very similar to these.
Voice actor has a nice pace, I like a little faster so I sped up the video. The enunciation was awesome, and I felt like there were no weird edits in the sound. Nice video
Hell yeah I would!
Always down for Legends Sith lore
Leave it to Star Wars to take over themes and ideas which are also present in other universes, like Warhammer with its Necron Flayers, but somehow make it sound even scarier. But that might just be me and my personal feeling, that the techno beasts sound much scarier than the already scary Metal Zombie Overlords.
Att least the necrons just kill you
Star Wars games and fans always wonder why droids are treated with disdain, less than human, and people were wary around them..then Star Wars lore constantly drops basically horror stories of droids doing the most fucked up shit that you realise “no yeah, droids deserve less”
Every Trekkie has often wondered where the mysterious Borg came from. I like to imagine that the Borg are descendants of a Technobeast faction that managed to escape the Star Wars galaxy and reach ours
When SW can be as unpleasant enough to rival WH40K.
Enjoying the new voice actor!
"This power, known as mechu-deru, was responsible for the creation of Belia Darzu's infamous Technobeasts, which were capable of rewriting an organism's entire genetic code."
- Tam Azur-Jamin
Edit: The lore of the expanded universe is not only vast but is also very good. The expanded universe is the heart and soul of Star Wars and not that mass produced decadence created by a souless corporation.
Another brilliant video upon one of the many fascinating and horrifically terrible forgotten pieces of sith history and cults. That yet again superbly shows why Sith empire or powers grabs never succeed or proper for obvious reason that they always end up destroying themselves in the end through infighting.
It's like something out of a survival horror game, but it is from a space opera.
So darth bane saved the galaxy from another potential technobeast outbreak.
Yes finally, a Star Wars youtuber is talking about these things!
That's way much cooler than Greedy Black Rat rendition, where the zombie stuff is just a simple Force "curse"
Do one on the robocop-esque drone-ships of the legends post-endor where Luke briefly turned to the dark side to destroy the reborn emperor. those drone ships were the brains of the imperial-era aces of the 181st squadron. Just as scary as this one
Technobeasts are so fucking metal
(Pun not intended)
Love the channel love the videos
If Star Wars and Attack on Titan coexisted, will the Titans be considered as a type of Sithspawn like the Techno-Beasts?
Also, can the Battle Droids defeat the Techno-Beasts? After all, the Techno-Beasts can only infect living beings.
Nice timing for a Halloween type vid...
Awesome bit of lore. Thanks for the update.
There should be a Star Wars horror game with this infection as the focus.
In one of the star wars visionaries comics, during the chapter "Prototypes" where we see Durge and Jaing hired to protect a doctor who used a sith artifact to create enhanced cybernetic beings. His other patient was Dr. Nubyl who became an amalgamation of his protocol droid and herself, would the artifact he used have been related to the creation of technobeasts or could it be something that exists separately?
I almost forgot about these guys
We really need more M and R rated Star Wars games/Film
I would like to see more on to the animals they use as body quards and war beast.
Servitor go BRRR
They should do a spin-off movie on them
You’ve gotta dance like there’s nobody watching,
Love like you’ll never be hurt,
Sing like there’s nobody listening,
And live like it’s heaven on earth
Yes. I’d like to hear about kinky & lewd nightmares equal to pure-breeding, not inbreeding, such as _Where is Waldo?_ & _Carmen Sandiago_ AND _Deadpool_ & Pinkie Pie from _My Little Ponies: Friendship is Magic_ ( _Equestria Girl_ version) were to have kids. Imagine, how hard would it be to find Waldo’s & Carmen’s kid(s) and how broken the 4th wall would be thanks to Deadpool’s & Pinkie’s kid(s)…
Anyways, just THAT kind of scary…
Don't forget the force parasites that acted like dark side spirits possessing dead bodies and rising zombies in sith tombs.
Or the Marsh Haunt force demons
Or the Derriphan that can possess you and make you become a dark sider
Or, of course, the planet killing, nigh unstoppable rot god Mgnaal-Mgnaal (but you may have covered him)
Hahaha, I saw that picture of a Borg queen you used at 4:20.
That was creepy! Death is a better alternative if you couldn't be saved, at least you'll die a person instead of a cyborg zombie abomination.
So, basically the star wars version of the borg or cybermen. Either way, damn creepy. They even have their own "queen"
Jedi healers should have studied this for benefits.
Sweet 👍
Oh yeah, I'd like to you to dive into more into the technical Beast lore!
From what I know about the techno virus from the Darth bane trilogy, it’s nightmare fuel
I remember first reading about these Sith abominations, made my skin crawl
“Behold! the greatest achievement in the universe: the Singularity Engine! The perfect marriage between man and machine; their beauty will be haunting!”
Would love to see a movie of this!!!!
More horror from the dark side please.
This is pretty edgy just the way the sith like them
Now imagine a chaos version of this virus.
GEETSLY ONLY MAKES BANGERS ‼
The Rakghoul plague was another monstrous one... 😷
Belia Darzu! need moar of the old Sith Masters tbh :D
A show on this could be insane
thats some grimdark 40k type shit
74th like was me
ok, and above your reward: a nice bot spam reminder of how low we got
So basically the star wars version of the borg
You should use the Awake track more often it’s really good.
I wonder how this would have affected the yu zon vong
If nothing else, it would've made them extremely pissed off.
So basically the plot of Tetsuo the iron man
Sounds like nanomachines, some sort of artificial or partially cybernetic midichlorian.
Is this possibly an origin story for The Borg?
This remind me of the Borgs from Star Trek. Darzu look a bit like 7of9
I'd love to see a video like this on star wierds or the gnal gnal.
Hear me out a star wars show but every episode is about a certain sith and the atrocities they inflicted on the galaxy each episode about an hour describing the most evil and vile sith
I have a great idea of a mando using subtle Mechu-Deru on nanodroids to enhance his body down to the nano meter to evolve natural processes and reinforce the body with an alloy of phrik, beskar and cortosis. This process creates an even stronger connection through the force by modifying the midichlorians into reproduction, nano droids weaving smaller, networked clones with the alloy, creating nanochlorians, able to call upon so much of the force and concentrate it all at once that it’d be lethal to a regular flesh and blood force sensitive.
Mek-ooo Day-rooo
incredible
Can't exactly blame the Jedi for trying to purge the Sith, given their hobbies.
More please
Reminds me a bit of Husks from Mass Effect.
Imagine using this against the Yuuzhan Vong 😂
i realize The Force Unleashed is maybe not canon, but isn't there a Jedi that Starkiller is sent to assassinate that uses the Force to animate metal? is that something different than this mechu-deru? i googled it, his name is Kazdan Paratus, it said something about mechu-deru vitae but i wonder where that fits in all this; i realize he was a Jedi but by the time you encounter him he's also stark raving mad
Deep lore. Well done!
I wonder if this was what was happening with Darth Maul's legs, if unconsciously. His spider legs were cobbled together, most likely its component parts not capable of such movement on their own. Maul may have known about mechu-deru, but I'd bet he wasn't taught about it. Moving forward, his next set of legs were constructed out of magick by Mother Talzin. Again, probably not known to Talzin as mechu-deru, but appears to be a similar branch of force use.
Basically SCP-217 in star wars