Here's my list for long life in the Galaxy Far Far Away. 1. Avoid Sand. 2. Avoid Force sensitive people. 3. Avoid gangsta slugs. 4. Avoid the Old/New Republic. 5. Avoid the Sith Empire.
@@comentingman1507 unrelated but okay, I mean still borns that die after birth. / Or if we wanna be even more "smart" we can say a still born before birth.
Technically, the clones’ aging was only accelerated while on Kamino, due to treatments and not genetics. Once enlisted, the treatments would be stopped, and a clone would begin to age normally over the course of a year or so.
Well, you know what they say "The ability to speak does not make you intelligent" Let's conveniently side-step the "sentient vs sapient" debate for now
A moment of silence for all those lost to falling off railing lacking catwalks, balconies and ledges. Thousands must have gone missing that way on Coruscant alone, daily. I know most would 'get used to it', but the way walkways are designed in Star Wars, in ultra minimalist fashion, y'all know drunk people or the unwary/just plain unlucky would fall down the side of a building many thousands of feet tall. Then there are the deliberate jumpers to consider. This, even before the Empire was around to turn utilitarian brutalist architecture of sci-fi futurism up to 11. Apparently railings were so passé in like 7/10 designs. There are legit more railings inside an imperial building interior in rooms with no danger of falling. But when it comes to access corridors etc they become pretty much featureless save for a bit of lighting. I get that some will be deliberate chokepoints, but c'mon, man. RIP all the random Imperials on Day 1 on the job, who fell to their deaths screaming.
@Joseph Cavanagh XD "So anyway, I says forget the dental plan, forget sick leave I just want a railing, ya know? One railing, right here." "I know, I've almost fallen over like so many times. So what'd they say?" "Get this... they said they're worried we'd be leaning all day." "Pfff. They said that?" "Yeah." "Well, none of this will matter when were famous singers." -from 'Blue Harvest'
@@clearlywrong6520 everything I have read sith purebloods have a natural lifespan of 250 years, but being that lifespan can be modified by the force, I would imagine 400-500 years would be possible.
@@Gabiman66 The Game Master is a character from the old "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" cartoon, though. He flies an intergalactic arena ship, capturing beings and forcing them to fight as gladiators for his amusement and profit.
I remember in SWTOR (which is of course not canon) that Trandoshan's tend to die young due to how violent their hunt-based culture is. In that game, a Trandoshan that reached the age of 35 made was considered an "elder" and blessed by the Scorekeeper.
Challenge question: how well do Star Wars writers account for the metabolic rates/capacities of species when it comes to life expectancy? For example, approximating Yoda’s mass and weight, how much would he have to eat per day or if he’s like a tortoise, per week or month? Perhaps that rootleaf stew in Empire was Yoda’s meal for the month.
Well that's true even in real life. Every species' (human or animal) lifespan is based on their biology/genetics as well as their culture/environment. For example, no matter what you do the average cat won't live as long as the average human because of our different biology, but populations within the same species can have far different life expectancies based on how they live, like how most animals live longer in captivity if they are properly cared for compared to in the wild, or how humans live longer today than we did even 100 years ago because of better medical science and other factors. In fact, with their access to bacta and other more advanced technology than what we have, humans in Star Wars should have a longer average lifespan than 70-80 years like us. I would expect it to be 100+.
The shortage of Ewok meat was probably because not many spaceships wanted to go near the debris of the second Death Star, where there would be pirates; not because of a shortage of Ewoks themselves.
In some novelization the Wookie's lifespan was considered to be an excess of 6000 years as for the Jawas was they were considered to be highly evolved rats, yes without their hoods they're just rats!!!
"Jaw"? Like Jawas??? That's kinda true.. if your rat pack had a thing for electronics and constantly pestering an haggling with you to buy their wares...
Doesn’t Greedo appear in The Clone Wars and A New Hope which are 19-21 years apart? He must have lived well beyond his average Rodian lifespan then. Or, more likely, whoever wrote Greedo into The Clone Wars just didn’t care lol
Mass Effect has the Selerian species which live 40 to 20 years due to genetics and super fast metabolism. Their culter is advanced so it isn't what reduces their lifespan.
Ocampa can live 10 or 20 years. The shortest-lived species from Star Wars has been forgotten and is called Devlikk which has a life expectancy of 9 years with some rarely reaching 10.
Facehugger from alien: hah i just leap at the nearest face implant an egg crawl up and die in just a few minutes. ( Facehuggers only go alive once a host is near, its complex biology)
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At a guess, I'd say that is a testament to just how terrifyingly dangerous the SW galaxy is. For every peaceful, pleasant Alderaan, there are dozens of Eriadus and Tatooines. The really high-population planets like Coruscant are basically 40K hive cities, complete with hyper-violent gangs, forgotten cults, miserable company-town factory dorms, and sewer mutants.
“In case they piss off a fully grown wookie in a cantina” Is this just a coincidence or are you in contact with Dave Filoni and is he spilling the plot to you early
Actually, humans seem to have increased our lifespan by 50% in the star wars galaxy. Like when Grand Admiral Pelleon signed the peace treaty with the new republic, he looked to be in his early 70s but was over 100.
Yes all the jedi were also far older than they seemed. Mace windu was in his 60s, qui Gon aswell. It's when they have access to regular bacta and other treatments that they can live slot longer. Obi wan aged like crazy when he was watching over Luke. So did Yoda when on dagobah. Much of it has to do with their medical care.
Excellent video again, thank you Generation Tech! Minor correction however, the Trandoshan species deity is the Scorekeeper not the Gamemaster (they are the evil MMO species deity - another reptilian species)
You made a mistake at the beginning with human lifespans in Star Wars. On the wiki, it states that humans live for around 100 - 120 years, assuming the subject is in good health
Exactly. He can't tell me that the galactic civilization of Star Wars doesn't allow its human members to exceed the average lifespan of current day Eastern Europe. 😅
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say the chiss have pretty long lifespans,considering Thrawn was the captain of his own ship in outbound flight,which takes place a decade before the clone wars and hes still a young man.
according to legends there was this species who lived on tatooine but they rebeled against the rakata and the entire planet got glassed so they devolved into the tuskens and jawas
There were some species in here I didn't even know were short lived. Interesting. A couple of addendums; The Trandoshan god is called the Scorekeeper, not the Gamemaster. And second, you left out the Chadra-Fan. The little bat people, like the one you see with a drink in the cantina in ANH. In legends they grew and aged much faster than most other species, growing up fast and only living to be about 40 years old.
A little fact: In Legends, humans loved longer, between one hundred to one hundred and twenty years old. Well, most would still die in their early hundreds if they did not make use of advanced, expensive medical technology. Eppie and Orn Belden were one-hundred-and-thirty-two and one-hundred-and-sixty-four, but had come through numerous organ replacements and procedures. Force sensetive humans could live to about two-hundred, approximately (I only know of one character, but I don't recall her name) and even - Shayoto - lived to eight hundred.
With their access to bacta and other more advanced technology than what we have, humans in Star Wars should have a longer average lifespan than 70-80 years like us, just like how we have a longer life expectancy than people from previous eras. I would expect it to be 100+.
Those ranats must've felt the effects of inbreeding depression. They have to have super low heterzygosity. How did they not die off from genetic diseases.
Some force sensitive humans can live up to 200 years if they can manipulate midichlorians to extend their life (This is Legends), like Darth Plagueis did, but doing so makes death-cheating humans twice or thrice vulnerable to dark side corruption and never to recover from it even if they were practitioners of light
I'm more of a star trek homie my self, so I don't know much on this topic, however the ocampans of the delta quadrant in star trek have a life span of 9ish years, however there was a sect of the species that separated and went off with the female caretaker that lived to be closer to 16
I think a more accurate lifespan measurement is average age of death via old age. Like humans in the 1700's had an average age of 50 but it's skewed because of a high mortality rate among children and young men once you've made it past 30 you're more than likely to make it to 70 than 50.
Find it weird that the tall’s got classed as non-sentient despite the use of Stone Age tools. Additionally you see one in the cantina in a new hope so clearly some chose to go off world as well making this even harder to justify. Although it is the empire so I doubt they cared.
If you ever read The Raven novel you know the emperor of course con is 10,000 years old at least likely because of his medichlorian count being so infamous
Talz are a Casualty of Disney/Clone Wars. Originally they were a race of Pacifists, a Talz tried out for Rogue/Wraith Squadron and tested well but the distress caused by Simulated Kills in The Simulator made them wash him out. This was written Canon.
Part 2? We know the lifespan of the Fett clones, but what about the species that lasted shorter than that? And the subsequent laws that made them voting members of the Galactic Republic & such…
07:50 The rurians feared the metamorphosis because the adults of the species were nonsentient. What came out of the cocoon was an unintelligent insect. Horribly, many of them still had fragments of their memories left. In the extended universe ("Legends") Han Solo returned to visit a rurian friend, only to find he had metamorphosed. He was delighted, however, that one of the adults kept landing near him and waving his wings at Han.
If i interpreted it right, Most if not all of the species with some sentience with a shorter lifespan than humans are classes as semi sentient. if so, then humans are the bottom of the totem pole for lifespan amongst the full sentient species
The shortest _average_ lifespan. …
Clones at the first battle of Geonosis.
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I'll guess 10 years. 😁
Barely made it past the first hour... nevermind the first day.
Here's my list for long life in the Galaxy Far Far Away.
1. Avoid Sand.
2. Avoid Force sensitive people.
3. Avoid gangsta slugs.
4. Avoid the Old/New Republic.
5. Avoid the Sith Empire.
Avoid space monsters.
Live on an agrifarm on Dantoonie in an isolated community.
@@shanehudson3995 Dantooine has almost all of those to avoid except slugs.
@@shanehudson3995 But the Jedi set up shop there once upon a time and look what happened to that.
@@clearlywrong6520 Once in 5 thousand years is a ratio I'm good.
Which character has the shortest lifespan? The kid that asked Anakin "there's too many of them, what are we going to do?"
Lmfao, and George Lucas made him look like young anakin on purpose.
What about still borns?
@@IdioticCanadian what about the cells that make up our body
@@comentingman1507 unrelated but okay, I mean still borns that die after birth. / Or if we wanna be even more "smart" we can say a still born before birth.
Oof 😂
I would’ve thought Clone Troopers had the smallest life span, since many of them died in combat, their bred purpose. And they had accelerated aging.
Agreed but the clones aren't a species
@@bfufhryrrhtjhxbdgkjgutitjh7877 that's true, they are still humans
@@alejandroelluxray5298 i'd say partially since they were programmable (in difference to indoctrination that totalitarian governments do)
Technically, the clones’ aging was only accelerated while on Kamino, due to treatments and not genetics. Once enlisted, the treatments would be stopped, and a clone would begin to age normally over the course of a year or so.
@@bendover9813 That's not the case by any means, we see clones actively searching for ways to slow their aging, also, look at Rex.
I like how he refers to the Gungans as semi-sentient.
Well, you know what they say "The ability to speak does not make you intelligent"
Let's conveniently side-step the "sentient vs sapient" debate for now
He's not wrong but some maybe as powerful and cunning as sith lords
@bob harley sentience and intelligence are 2 different things buddy, a baby isnt smart but its sentient
Goongas
Having the ability to speak doesn't make you intelligent.
A moment of silence for all those lost to falling off railing lacking catwalks, balconies and ledges. Thousands must have gone missing that way on Coruscant alone, daily. I know most would 'get used to it', but the way walkways are designed in Star Wars, in ultra minimalist fashion, y'all know drunk people or the unwary/just plain unlucky would fall down the side of a building many thousands of feet tall.
Then there are the deliberate jumpers to consider. This, even before the Empire was around to turn utilitarian brutalist architecture of sci-fi futurism up to 11. Apparently railings were so passé in like 7/10 designs. There are legit more railings inside an imperial building interior in rooms with no danger of falling. But when it comes to access corridors etc they become pretty much featureless save for a bit of lighting. I get that some will be deliberate chokepoints, but c'mon, man.
RIP all the random Imperials on Day 1 on the job, who fell to their deaths screaming.
Places like that in star wars have emergency tractor beams that catch people who fall or jump off.
Still not as bad as Middle Earth, though. And that place didn't even have a minimalist architecture policy.
@Joseph Cavanagh I know
@Joseph Cavanagh XD "So anyway, I says forget the dental plan, forget sick leave I just want a railing, ya know? One railing, right here." "I know, I've almost fallen over like so many times. So what'd they say?" "Get this... they said they're worried we'd be leaning all day." "Pfff. They said that?" "Yeah." "Well, none of this will matter when were famous singers."
-from 'Blue Harvest'
I would love a list of the species with the largest lifespans and why their cultures permit such long lifespans.
Agreed. For example, I think the Sith purebloods might have an average of 400-500 years.
@@clearlywrong6520 everything I have read sith purebloods have a natural lifespan of 250 years, but being that lifespan can be modified by the force, I would imagine 400-500 years would be possible.
@@clearlywrong6520 maybe their natural life spans could be that long but given the life style of the sith, they're lucky to make it to adulthood 😋
What does culture have to do with that lol
@@nachospopthe3rd564 I was wondering the same thing lmao
The Death Star has a pretty short Lifespan.
Alderaan's lifespan was cut off to short you could say it went out with a bang
The Devlikks (Wan Sandage the Podracer) species only lives 10 years. That is the shortest lifespan I can think of in Star Wars.
The shortest lifespan excluding hive species.
@@g.williams2047 True
@@19kp. that isn't a species?
@@19kp. or make better fucking jokes
I'll do you one better, what if watto accepted republic credits?
Yes please
Lol that would change the entire saga
*Directed by George Lucas*
"I don't have something more real, but credits *will* do fine."
"... oki-day."
I'll do YOU one better: why is watto
Trandoshans worship a goddess known as The Scorekeeper, not a god known as The Game Master.
both sound cool tho
@@Gabiman66 The Game Master is a character from the old "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" cartoon, though. He flies an intergalactic arena ship, capturing beings and forcing them to fight as gladiators for his amusement and profit.
@@Beedo_Sookcool Oh ok didnt know that thx
@@Gabiman66 Happy to help, mate!
@@Beedo_Sookcool just bc a character with that name exists in another show does not mean they’re the same character being confused
"Piss off a fully grown Wookie in a Cantina"
2:13
Well that aged poorly/well LOL
This has aged like fine wine actually lmao
I don't know if it's only me, but this totally has something to do with Tech
???
Pleas do go into detail, op, and if you don't mind tagging me when you do.
The dude who posted the video has tech in the channels name
Stormtroopers when they encounter the main character
I remember in SWTOR (which is of course not canon) that Trandoshan's tend to die young due to how violent their hunt-based culture is. In that game, a Trandoshan that reached the age of 35 made was considered an "elder" and blessed by the Scorekeeper.
I feel like they lived longer that they do, Bossk lives to be 80 yrs old when he met Han Solo the last time
Challenge question: how well do Star Wars writers account for the metabolic rates/capacities of species when it comes to life expectancy? For example, approximating Yoda’s mass and weight, how much would he have to eat per day or if he’s like a tortoise, per week or month? Perhaps that rootleaf stew in Empire was Yoda’s meal for the month.
Do we even see Yoda himself eating it? he may have cooked it for Luke. yoda not eating frequently would explain why the stew tastes so bad.
"Trandoshans can regrow limbs if they piss off a fully grown Wookie in a cantina"
Who's here after watching the 4th episode of the Book of Boba Fett?
me
1:57 the god is actually called the scorekeeper.
So genetics and cultures are the major factors about the lifespans of each species. Am I right?
Probably yes.
Well that's true even in real life. Every species' (human or animal) lifespan is based on their biology/genetics as well as their culture/environment. For example, no matter what you do the average cat won't live as long as the average human because of our different biology, but populations within the same species can have far different life expectancies based on how they live, like how most animals live longer in captivity if they are properly cared for compared to in the wild, or how humans live longer today than we did even 100 years ago because of better medical science and other factors. In fact, with their access to bacta and other more advanced technology than what we have, humans in Star Wars should have a longer average lifespan than 70-80 years like us. I would expect it to be 100+.
I'm surprised he didn't mention the chadra-fans which only seem to live up until 40, in some rare cases living a few years longer.
I was surprised they were omitted too
The shortage of Ewok meat was probably because not many spaceships wanted to go near the debris of the second Death Star, where there would be pirates; not because of a shortage of Ewoks themselves.
In some novelization the Wookie's lifespan was considered to be an excess of 6000 years as for the Jawas was they were considered to be highly evolved rats, yes without their hoods they're just rats!!!
"Jaw"? Like Jawas??? That's kinda true.. if your rat pack had a thing for electronics and constantly pestering an haggling with you to buy their wares...
@@robertagu5533 Thanks for pointing out that I didn't check out the voice recognition translation. I'll fix that now. 🤠👍
Jawas are indiscreet skaven 😆
@@sheevpalpatine2128 Big tiddy Skaven gfs on r34
@@cheefqueef6494 oh god
For a list of short lived species, maybe you should have mentioned the Rodians who live 23.5 years, and the Devlikks who live 9 to 10.
Doesn’t Greedo appear in The Clone Wars and A New Hope which are 19-21 years apart? He must have lived well beyond his average Rodian lifespan then. Or, more likely, whoever wrote Greedo into The Clone Wars just didn’t care lol
Rodians live like 50 years or so I thought
Mass Effect has the Selerian species which live 40 to 20 years due to genetics and super fast metabolism. Their culter is advanced so it isn't what reduces their lifespan.
Yea I was thinking about those guys when writin the script
I’d recommend you do a longest-life-span video, but we all know the Gen’Dai would take the cake for that.
Ocampa from Star Trek: *a m a t e u r s*
Ocampa can live 10 or 20 years. The shortest-lived species from Star Wars has been forgotten and is called Devlikk which has a life expectancy of 9 years with some rarely reaching 10.
The ocampa that stayed would be really old by the time they reached 10. It was only the ones who left that lived longer.
Facehugger from alien: hah i just leap at the nearest face implant an egg crawl up and die in just a few minutes. ( Facehuggers only go alive once a host is near, its complex biology)
I imagine Neimoidians have a fairly short average lifespan as well, given how their young are basically left to fend for themselves in communal pits.
The Trandoshan goddess is the Scorekeeper not the "gamemaster"
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It's strange that with a much higher tech base, humans in the Star War's universe don't live as long as humans on Terra.
At a guess, I'd say that is a testament to just how terrifyingly dangerous the SW galaxy is. For every peaceful, pleasant Alderaan, there are dozens of Eriadus and Tatooines. The really high-population planets like Coruscant are basically 40K hive cities, complete with hyper-violent gangs, forgotten cults, miserable company-town factory dorms, and sewer mutants.
@@tba113 true, we don't really get a breakdown of average life span in the Core Worlds vs Outerream Territories.
@@tba113 minus the "half of our leaders are secretly space bugs bred from another space bugs that look like humans"
That scene of the door gunner in the U-wing was one of my favourite in all of Star Wars
Gamorreans are basically Star Wars orcs
Agreed
“In case they piss off a fully grown wookie in a cantina”
Is this just a coincidence or are you in contact with Dave Filoni and is he spilling the plot to you early
Actually, humans seem to have increased our lifespan by 50% in the star wars galaxy. Like when Grand Admiral Pelleon signed the peace treaty with the new republic, he looked to be in his early 70s but was over 100.
Yes all the jedi were also far older than they seemed. Mace windu was in his 60s, qui Gon aswell. It's when they have access to regular bacta and other treatments that they can live slot longer. Obi wan aged like crazy when he was watching over Luke. So did Yoda when on dagobah. Much of it has to do with their medical care.
"The Talz were a violent species..." Not violent enough for Broonmark, apparently (yes, I know SWTOR is legends).
The average lifespan of a Bothan is how old it is when I find it
Excellent video again, thank you Generation Tech! Minor correction however, the Trandoshan species deity is the Scorekeeper not the Gamemaster (they are the evil MMO species deity - another reptilian species)
Not only is this the best Star Wars youtube channel but my favorite one too
You made a mistake at the beginning with human lifespans in Star Wars. On the wiki, it states that humans live for around 100 - 120 years, assuming the subject is in good health
Exactly.
He can't tell me that the galactic civilization of Star Wars doesn't allow its human members to exceed the average lifespan of current day Eastern Europe. 😅
One word:,Younglings
Where do you get/how can I find your thumbnails, they are excellent and would certainly like a few for wallpapers
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say the chiss have pretty long lifespans,considering Thrawn was the captain of his own ship in outbound flight,which takes place a decade before the clone wars and hes still a young man.
I will never understand why Gamoreans continue to be hired as body guards when they clearly suck at it
Which Species has the Shortest Lifespan? - That would be StormTroopers ..
according to legends there was this species who lived on tatooine but they rebeled against the rakata and the entire planet got glassed
so they devolved into the tuskens and jawas
I mean technically the younglings had pretty short lifespans…
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There were some species in here I didn't even know were short lived. Interesting. A couple of addendums; The Trandoshan god is called the Scorekeeper, not the Gamemaster. And second, you left out the Chadra-Fan. The little bat people, like the one you see with a drink in the cantina in ANH. In legends they grew and aged much faster than most other species, growing up fast and only living to be about 40 years old.
A little fact: In Legends, humans loved longer, between one hundred to one hundred and twenty years old.
Well, most would still die in their early hundreds if they did not make use of advanced, expensive medical technology.
Eppie and Orn Belden were one-hundred-and-thirty-two and one-hundred-and-sixty-four, but had come through numerous organ replacements and procedures.
Force sensetive humans could live to about two-hundred, approximately (I only know of one character, but I don't recall her name) and even - Shayoto - lived to eight hundred.
Stormtroopers who were assigned to the Death Star during the latter half of Rogue One. Shortest life span guaranteed.
Everything I could find on trandoshans has their religion be the "scorekeeper" not the game master
With their access to bacta and other more advanced technology than what we have, humans in Star Wars should have a longer average lifespan than 70-80 years like us, just like how we have a longer life expectancy than people from previous eras. I would expect it to be 100+.
You forgot the younglings, those barely lived to an age of 10 years
Those ranats must've felt the effects of inbreeding depression. They have to have super low heterzygosity. How did they not die off from genetic diseases.
I’m surprised that with all that technology humans and other species would live much longer.
I was expecting that you were going to mention the predators that inhabit Endor like the wolfboars and the Gorax
I was honestly expecting him to add the Chadra-fan who usually only make it to 30 years.
thanks for the continuing awesome content.
I loved this episode. It's really fascinating learning about the different species in the Star Wars universe.
I always pay a particular attention to the way you introduce yourself. Who knows? Dolphins...
Here's a sad truth. One day there will come a moment where you will be thought about for the very last time.
Imagine being aware of dissolving into good to transform. It's no wonder they prevent growing out of their larval stage
Good to see you Allen. Great work!
Also in the sixty-five year lifespan category are the Squibs.
1:55 scorekeeper not gamemaster
Yes. You are correct, sir!
Gungans are literally more advanced than humanity in our world. How the hell are they semi sentient
If Cereans have a 65 year lifespan, how the heck can Ki-Adi Mundi be alive in the Acolyte??????
Disney messed up.
Do you think the force can extended the life span of certain alien species
Some force sensitive humans can live up to 200 years if they can manipulate midichlorians to extend their life (This is Legends), like Darth Plagueis did, but doing so makes death-cheating humans twice or thrice vulnerable to dark side corruption and never to recover from it even if they were practitioners of light
Your telling me that scaven exist in the star wars galaxy!!?
This explains so much....
So the human lifespan hasn’t changed with all that technology?
Unfortunately it seems life extension hasn't been figured out in the star wars galaxy.
Excluding force based techniques.
Probably a little over a hundred if you have good medical care, but ultimately the human genome isn't designed for us to live for centuries.
You have to remember all of this took place long long ago in a Galaxy far far away.
I'm more of a star trek homie my self, so I don't know much on this topic, however the ocampans of the delta quadrant in star trek have a life span of 9ish years, however there was a sect of the species that separated and went off with the female caretaker that lived to be closer to 16
The average lifespan of a Gamorrean working for Jabba probably has a really short lifespan.
I think a more accurate lifespan measurement is average age of death via old age. Like humans in the 1700's had an average age of 50 but it's skewed because of a high mortality rate among children and young men once you've made it past 30 you're more than likely to make it to 70 than 50.
I thought the problem with the Cereans was not a low birthrate (overall) but the fact that the female to male birthrate was 20:1 hence the polygamy.
With all that advanced tech humans still only living 80 years? Damn must be a real dangerous galaxy!
Wasn’t it the fact the species of ki adi Mundi was that they wouldn’t have many males in their species? So they had him the one of the few males?
What I learned from this video is that "semi-sentient" means "absolutely sentient but annoying/ugly by human standard"
How goes the war against the dolphins. You should provide is an update video revealing the strategies of these water mammals
4:52 - this is not the ewok hunt that I know of...
The younglings should be on this list!
If we’re talking average, the Clone Wars and Galactic Civil War probably dropped Humans down a few pegs.
I'd say the species with the slowest reflexes. If you're not fast on the draw or a crafty pilot you're pretty much toast.
Vorcha: "Interesting..."
Find it weird that the tall’s got classed as non-sentient despite the use of Stone Age tools. Additionally you see one in the cantina in a new hope so clearly some chose to go off world as well making this even harder to justify. Although it is the empire so I doubt they cared.
I’d love to see a video on the aquatic species of Star Wars
If you ever read The Raven novel you know the emperor of course con is 10,000 years old at least likely because of his medichlorian count being so infamous
i always thought the trandoshan god was called the "score keeper" or is there another trandoshan god called the "game master"?
Scorekeeper was a goddess, not a god
@@Qualman701 Well at least i was partly right and my memory isn't totally failing me.
Call the gungans primitive, proceeds to show their highly advanced hermit society.
This of my favourite videos so far!
More people in the comments mentioned Devlikks than I was expecting.
Talz are a Casualty of Disney/Clone Wars. Originally they were a race of Pacifists, a Talz tried out for Rogue/Wraith Squadron and tested well but the distress caused by Simulated Kills in The Simulator made them wash him out. This was written Canon.
Part 2? We know the lifespan of the Fett clones, but what about the species that lasted shorter than that? And the subsequent laws that made them voting members of the Galactic Republic & such…
Incompetent Imperial naval officers aboard Vader's ISD
07:50 The rurians feared the metamorphosis because the adults of the species were nonsentient. What came out of the cocoon was an unintelligent insect. Horribly, many of them still had fragments of their memories left. In the extended universe ("Legends") Han Solo returned to visit a rurian friend, only to find he had metamorphosed. He was delighted, however, that one of the adults kept landing near him and waving his wings at Han.
If i interpreted it right, Most if not all of the species with some sentience with a shorter lifespan than humans are classes as semi sentient. if so, then humans are the bottom of the totem pole for lifespan amongst the full sentient species
The shortest life span award GOES TOOOOOO!!!!!
The younglings Anakin butchered
That one alien wearing a vault suit
You should have mentioned how the Talls absolutely demolished the 501st legion lol
Hello there friends welcome back to another episode of Generation Tech my name is Allen!
Alan I remember you from GameSpot back in the day
Shortest lifespan? Those facing my Bolter! FOR THE GLORY OF THE IMPERIUM!