Palpatine: don't worry Vader. If any Jedi should pop up in the future, I'll just use my force lightning on them. There's no way it could backfire on me twice.
retsz Palpatine: wanna see me tempt fate? Could this day be any worse, I did it ironically so I think I’m fine. *later* Palpatine: put me down, put me down, AHHHHHHHH
Palpatine didn’t obsess about finding yoda for the same reason the jedi order didn't obsess about finding the sith survivors after the great hyperspace war. Its pointless. There will always be a jedi and a sith somewhere. And even if you get rid of every single jedi or sith in the universe, there will be always a jedi who will turn to the dark side or a sith who will turn to the light and start it all over again. Both jedi or sith could only hope to be dominant, not to extinguish the other altogether.
Then Rise of Skywalker comes along and throws away that philosophy with palps thinking that if he kills Rey, the Jedi will be gone once and for all lmao
@@jaytheamazing197 I dont even consider the disney lore. If we take that shit into consideration there will be no point in discussing lore as disney is all about flash explosions no matter what. I mean hyperspace ramming is a thing, what is the point anymore... lol
Right but it’s not a good idea to leave a Jedi grandmaster alive, or any Jedi that powerful enough to have had a seat on the Jedi Council and that clearly became an issue
Ill offer another reason. Palpatine didn't want another confrontation with Yoda. Little to gain, a lot to lose. Yoda was the only Jedi alive who stood a real challenge to Palpatine and he feared his power. So as long as the Jedi Grandmaster remained in Exile and didn't directly oppose the new order it simply wasn't worth the risk to try and eliminate him. Vader and the Inquistors were not match for Yoda and therefore only person capable of beating Yoda would have been Palpatine himself. I think Palpatine didn't relish the idea of another duel as their first encounter resulted in a draw.
You are tweaking hard bro, more like Yoda couldn't take the chance against Vader. The odds of winning were extremely slim, he had more to lose than gain.
@@armaniwebb4467 Did you watch the prequels? Vader that got sliced into pieces by Obi-Wan, and then fried in a volcano. This cut off a significant amount of his connection to the force. The Vader suit did not increase his abilities in the Force it diminished them. Anakin Skywalker may have been more powerful in the force, but he lacked the lightsaber skill and experience of the 900 Year old Jedi Grandmaster. Moreover Yoda oversaw Anakin's training he would have known exactly what is abilities and weaknesses were, such as arrogance and overconfidence in his abilities. Moreover Darth Vader he was not as powerful anymore either due to his injuries. Yoda would have bested him easily.
Yoda knew that the order of the Jedi was finished, all thier mistakes and complacency had resulted in the orders extinction. Yoda during the duel with Sidious knew he lost even before he started the confrontation, the orders mistakes could not be undone, the light had faded, sidious recognised too, he knew that no Jedi survivors have the force strong enough with them to cause his empire any serious threat, not even his ' little green friend'..
There are worse fates than death, just ask Vader... Knowing Yoda alive and was living in exile with his pain, guilt and shame was a greater and more cruel revenge than any death Sidious could have given him.
Yoda is the reason the jedi were such a failure the sith returning was 100% his fauly the green turd lived to long and stopped any jedi from preparing for the sith return by refusing to let them.
Always liked to imagine Palpatine almost saw it as legitimizing his rule, knowing that even the greatest survivors of the Jedi Order; Yoda and Kenobi, even with their impressive power and charisma, wouldn't rise to threaten his dominion, because they KNEW they couldn't win. Palpatine surely had issues over the decades of his rule, but knowing these few survived, and knowing they were too afraid to challenge him, strengthened his rule through fear doctrine, and told him he was right, because if they could win; if the Force favored them, surely they'd try, but since they wouldn't, they knew it was because they COULDN'T.
In all seriousness, sidious wanted yoda alive so yoda could watch helplessly as the sith expanded their empire throughout the galaxy, and so it was for nearly 25 years.
chicken Chubbzzz wasn’t it 23 years? Cause I believe anakin was with the dark side for 23 years and 23 years in the light side. Correct me if I’m wrong
I love the moment in the Revenge of the Sith novel when Yoda realises that "He just didn't have it. He'd never had it" and I always enjoyed the idea that Sidious probably sensed this realisation. So might he have had the immediate enjoyment of Yoda being humbled by his realisation as well as the long term humbling of Yoda & any other survivors. Thank you for another fun video 😊 xx
I think the biggest point was that he didn't want to give Yoda another chance. Sidious got unbelievably lucky in their battle and was clearly about to lose and be killed. When that happens you don't just go searching for the person who would have killed you if not for sheer luck... you leave them alone and spout useless shit about making them humble themselves while inwardly thanking everything in existence for your lucky break.
Preface: Casual Star Wars fan with little knowledge beyond Disney canon. It always bugged me how Yoda & Obi-Wan just gave up and left to hide and do nothing. Why not help out the rebellion? At worst, maybe lay low for awhile, but then gather their resources and try again. Even if it were incontrovertible that they could not defeat Sidious (which I doubt), they could still seriously disrupt and subvert his empire. Granted, there were relatively few Jedi left after Order 66, but look at how much Vader & Luke made on the galaxy for each side alone. Surely, two of the most powerful and trained Jedi with a few others could have vastly helped the rebellion.
True but remember the rebellion needs to defeat the Sith, something that they really wouldn't be able to do. Obi wans goal was to watch over Luke and eventually train him to defeat them both since he literally was their only hope (Leia too but she was with the organas) had they left to help the rebellion they would have done some good no doubt however what would it have truly accomplished? (Plus the rebellion didn't properly form until around 5 or less yrs before a new hope so the impact they would have had would be little due to there not being much time and would then make them abandon their duties) Eventually the sith would most likely confront them and kill them as they were too powerful at that point. Plus they knew of other jedi who were helping the rebellion such as ahsoka tano ezra bridger and kanan jarrus. Subverting the empire is a pointless endeavor, hence why they chose the long game and attempt to destroy the empire entirely through destroying the Sith
Luke was there best bet. In just a few training sessions he was able to rest the greatest technological terror the galaxy ever seen. Over the years he would take out bases and naval fleets aswell. The secret weapon is Luke and his deep connection to the force, this alone is more powerful than anything else.
@Sky Light what he did? He was fucking weak in the last movie. If mace windu and the other 3 Jedi masters confronted him now he would be destroyed. What made sidious stronger towards the end of the movie was draining kylo force power. Remember kylo a Skywalker so it was like palpatine took that Skywalker power
@Sky Light you're nuts bro. You do realize TROS palpatine was weaker then ROTJ or ROTS. When he drained their life force he was able to rejuvenate himself to almost 100%. But he wasn't 100% full power, that force storm he did with lightning he has been able to do for a while that is nothing new. Him taking out kylo was a weak aspect of the movie, and him almost killing Rey is straight forward. I think all star wars fans agree Rey vs palpatine isn't even a match
@@usagifang How have you missed the fact that Disney has owned Lucasfilm and the Star Wars IP for the last 8 years? The sequel trilogy is a Disney product.
This is an amazing look at Sidious' character - that he wanted the Jedi to pay for their arrogance, not simply against the Sith, but against the Force itself. Amazing.
George Lucas-the guy who started all of this, you remember him-HIMSELF said Mace was winning and would have killed Palpatine had Anakin not stepped in; and it is well documented that Yoda was winning the lightsaber duel as he was the better duelist and that is why Palpatine needed to get some distance between them to use his Force powers, where he held the slight advantage over Yoda. Why do so many people gloss over these facts...🤦🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
@@amordeweso Sorry, it is true that Windu won the saber duel, but Yoda was def not superior to palpatine. Palpatine was the stronger force user, but Yoda was the superior lightsaber duelist. They were equal.
The Jedi need to be ultimately separated from the Republic & rather directly serving them, return to their service of/servitude to the force & light side. That's theme that is good.
6:18 - That's a very astute observation and one that I find accurate considering their blind loyalty to the Republic was what led to the genocide of Grievous's people because of the Republic's decision to support the Huk solely because they were more valuable to them than the Kaleesh. This of course lead to Grievous swearing vengeance on the corrupt Republic and the Jedi who served them leading to the deaths of hundreds of their members by Grievous's hand.
Ehhhh Palpatine lived a pretty nice life though even when disguised. He was still Chancellor...Yoda was forced to hide on a swamp planet that was basically surrounded by dark side energy to mask his presence.
For what it's worth, it took thousands of years for the Jedi to grow arrogant and complacent enough to blind them to their own downfall, for the Sith, it only took 17 years.
There's a strength in ignoring someone. The more attention you give them the more power they have. If the Empire had gone full force looking for yoda, it wouldve told their enemies that he was an enormous threat and a potential ally. While they probably wouldn't have been able to find him it would at least get some people interested enough to look into who he was leading to more people digging into the Jedi and force which may cause potential force sensitive beings to take an interest in the Jedi. In the end it could've caused more trouble down the line.
I figured it was cuz he knew Yoda's power, and they were better off letting sleeping giants lie. If Yoda emerged they could deal with him then, no sense forcing his hand, and having it backfire.
This makes perfect sense. This was great joy for Sidious. He had his Empire,his apprentice,endless army,resources. Vader was more miltary oriented,still a General. Palpatine was a tactician.He knew what he wanted: to spread Empire influence to the Outer Rim and unlock secrets of the Dark Side with his apprentice And secrets of the galaxy. Plus he knew Jedi were broken and destroyed And he wanted to make them humble,to watch Empire thrive, and to watch and learn their mistakes and why they fell. This for punishment and lesson. Jedi were arrogant,blinded,hypocritical,distant from the peoples of the galaxy. And here's the like for Luke and Yoda training pic
@Terry Head Yet it spawned an epic saga and rich universe enjoyed by multiple generations. If it was just a one off it would've been a vague sci fi flick most wouldn't remember. So despite that, I'm glad that's what happened.
I know it’s not part of the story, but not killing your enemy and finding out where he lives opens up the possibility of him destroying your life’s work.
Henry Norcross II The details of my life are inconsequential really... summers in Rangoon... Luge lessons. My father would womanize... he would drink. He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark
For Sidious he was joyful that Yoda had to watch his failure and how the Dark Lord of the Sith stood right beside the grandmaster of the Jedi and that only Sidious knew the truth as Yoda was blinded. All those long years of life and he never learned how to see a Sith even when he is right in front of him! Fools with wasted power who should have ruled but chose to stand aside and watch as everything falls down and turns to hate them!
And then the idiot, like most sith, forgot that going into hiding and building your strength while a decadent enemy exists is why the sith managed to pull off their short lived victory! And so the great grandmaster did the same thing in luke and luke, according to legends, became the most powerful jedi to ever exist. All because sidious was more concerned with building expensive battleships and committing atrocities instead of making sure the most dangerous jedi are destroyed or at least found, monitored oor accounted for.
I heard in the Return of the Jedi novel Palpatine questioned Luke if he was trained by Yoda. Then senses through Luke that Yoda passed away from old age. Then resumed to attempt to turn Luke to the dark side. While Darth Vader thought it was all Obi Wan who trained Luke.
Wasnt it a ploy to turn Anakin to dark side? To make him look weak and pitiful while Mace windu wanting to execute him on the spot? So that Anakin would to the right thing and kill the Mace Windu?
Latvanis As was mentioned before Lucas had said that Palpatine lost. The specifics are that Windu had a special lightsaber form that channeled his inner dark side which allowed him to use the dark side of any Sith he fought and use that against them. Sidious couldn’t hope to beat Windu without Anakin’s betrayal.
If Yoda only truly understood balance. I imagine somewhere in Sidious's mind....he knew Yoda lived in a humbled and disgraced manner as you state. I also imagine Sidious having a contingency for if Yoda went to the dark side. Vader would be easy work...and Palpatine would for certain be delighted in Yoda's fall...and also leary of the power Yoda already possesses, much less a Dark Yoda
Obi-wan's story to Luke is that vader helped hunt down and destroy the Jedi. I doubt he would have just sat back and decided to let Yoda live. The canon story suggests Vader was actively seeking the remaining Jedi, and destroying them for years after Revenge of the Sith. Yoda was just never found.
I know Luke was growing up so that kind of ruins this, but I always think a Jedi army of the remaining Jedis led by Obi Wan and Yoda. Of course Luke stopped that from happening, but it’s interesting to think about.
I'm not going to lie that random picture of Yoda and Luke at the end along with the "For definitely not seeing this coming" actually made me like and subscribe lol
Another proof that 'Rise of Skywalker' the movie has no sense! Sidious never wanted to destroy all the Jedi. He knew from Plagueis that the Jedi Order tried the same thing to rule the entire galaxy and eliminate all the remaining Sith. They failed because they were entirely against the balance of the Force. Why Sidious would be stupid to do the same thing like they did? And another thing...how the f*** he made kids? The Empire had Death Stars and cruisers but they were out of condoms? And if he could feel the Force, definitely he could feel when to 'pull it out' if you know what i mean..
Yoda jumping around like he's in his prime in the prequels, then just 20 years later he's all slow and dying. so 900 years old is prime, but 920 is over the hill and time to die
@@AverageSol i liked him way better as the Yoda from empire and return of the Jedi. his power was with his mind, not his tiny body(flipping around looking stupid). he didn't even have long enough arms to use a weapon properly. making him bounce and flip and use a lightsaber ruins him for me a bit, but i don't count the prequels anyway
I really don't like that as time has passed more and more stuff is coming out showing the Jedi in a negative light or that they deserved to be genocided when it was the Sith that had been hiding in the shadows for 1000 years planning to kill them all. The Jedi knew something was very wrong and that is why they became very cautious and even suspected something was wrong with the Chancellor once the clone wars started to end. If Anakin had not fallen to the Dark Side then Palpatine would have been killed by Mace Windu.
This was a mistake. If he hunted down the remaining Jedi (specifically Obi Wan and Yoda) there would have been nobody to train Luke Skywalker. They would've never been defeated. They could've even turned Luke to the dark side 🤷🏿♂️
Yes, a massive mistake. Yoda, the Grandmaster of the Jedi Order is still alive, as is Jedi Master and council member Obi Wan Kenobi. This makes Darth Sidious as idiotic as a James Bond villain who shows Bond his master plan. Clearly the Jedi Order was not destroyed, it would continue and rebuild, and eventually seek to overthrow the Sith Empire.
Except the Jedi were NOT arrogant. They had allowed themselves to become Republic enforcers, which was the biggest problem. They should have stayed separate from the Republic government, not enshrined themselves in it. That is a lesson that in Legends continuity Luke had learned big time.
Matthew Stover's Revenge of the Sith novelization captures Yoda's internalizations after his fight with Darth Sidious....he realized that the Jedi had failed to keep up with the times.
He didn't kill Yoda because none of his and Palpatine's history had been fleshed out yet. The Sith hadn't even been invented, and the word Sith never appears in the original trilogy. Yoda was just an old master in the middle of nowhere, an archetype that has existed in countless martial arts and magic movies.
Michael Matherne Actually, in the novelization and children’s story book for A New Hope, Darth Vader is referred to as a Dark Lord of the Sith. These books came out at around the time of the movie and were based off of the script.
I never liked the idea that the jedi were the military and even some sort of governmental body of the old republic that resided on corouscant. I always imagined the jedi as a very heterogeneous group, consisting of only a few individuals like yoda, that were spread out across galaxy, mystical, shadowy figures, appearing here and there in the galaxy, in cases of need or in desperate times, helping out with conflicts in times of war etc. That would also contribute to them becoming more of an urban legend or a myth over time. It's the stupidest idea and a prime example of Lucas's unimaginative and lackluster writing that he would put something silly like a jedi academy for children or jedi school into these movies...
@@christophzeit6282 I mean Obi Wan said in a New Hope they were Guardians of the Republic and 10,000 strong. What you described is basically what they were to the general public, the galaxy numbers trillions so even if the Jedi were more vocal due to their ties with the government many people would still never see a Jedi in their life, or at the very least in action. The Clone Wars was one conflict that let the citizens see more often Jedi fighting in the battlefield, these sights contributed to the Jedi legend and myth. Why wouldn't a group this powerful be working close with the dominant galactic power? And even then they remained mainly secretive/mysterious to the public.
This is making it sound like the sith's are just very angry parents and just wanted the Jedi to learn a lesson. If they killed them off immediately yoda and obi would've taught luke and luke wouldn't be able to teach future jedi basically enabling the sith downfall from power.
That's possible, but the Force would have rebalanced itself by still raising up two more light side users that would have had to learn everything the hard way. Possibly even using the old Jed'I texts to return to using the balanced Force instead of only the light or dark sides.
That's a really great point the dark side cave protected Yoda from being so obviously detected and his far exile from the Empire and Emperor and Vader.
I guess they all base it on the length of the yearly cycle on the capital planet, i.e. Coruscant? Just my guess. You raise a good point though since the length of one year would be different on each planet.
It’s because the best way to keep him at bay was to do exactly what he did, create an empire and make it impossible for Yoda to do anything. The bigger threat was Vader’s children and again, the best way to combat this was to become so powerful that 2 Jedi couldn’t do anything. And when he finally had the opportunity, it was his own hubris that cost him! He straight up told Luke to kill his own father and take his place. Not exactly the best strategy when encountering a man who came there willing to die just to save his father.
Nah, it doesn't matter at all, he should seek scenarists and did with them same thing he did with a chief engineer of the death star. No way, competent ruler would behave like Palpatine. Just imagine that kind of sheer power in the hands of Hitler, Stalin or Churchill it would be a complete obliteration of any opposition. More and more I understand that some of EU material are more worthy compare to original material in terms of simple logic.
Think more of usa keeping osama bin ladin alive. An external and prominent enemy can be very useful ... and not just for propaganda either. (Eg justification for iraq war). If no external threat is evident, an internal "threat" must be sought and framed/blamed for any f ups.
Think of yaweh/god. Needs someone to blame, invents satan ... despite full well knowing the effect (and despite being omnipotent allows his continuing existence)
And then Yoda went on to help train Luke, who would turn Vader back to the light, and directly cause Palpatine's downfall. Palpatine's hubris and arrogance was a catalyst for his downfall in Return of The Jedi, just as with the Jedi at the end of the Revenge of The Sith. It's like George Lucas himself said: "It's like poetry, it rhymes".
And this is exactly why I hate to see Kohl's cuz Luke Skywalker was literally supposed to be the perfect embodiment of what a Jedi is actually supposed to be capable of having love and attachment able to calm dark elements the force without corrupting him able to train and guide more troubled and aged force-users Luke Skywalker was meant to be the Jedi The Reincarnation of the Jedi that basically lost their way and pretty much went extinct over a thousand years ago. Luke Skywalker was meant to be the culmination and realization of all the Follies of the Jedi of the past centuries and the revitalization of a Jedi Order rebuilt in the old way that is truly in tune with the force. At least that's what it was supposed to be until Disney decided that they wanted to make Star Wars but throw out the lore and push a feminist agenda and while we're at it give pretty much all the main characters absolutely no character development or growth in any meaningful way. Then They’ll basically copy the original trilogy with a few slight variations while we're at it. Then we'll have the director of her first film freaked out because the director we got to do the second film killed off his end sequel bad guy in the second film in a really anticlimactic way forcing us to scrape together a story of how Darth Sidious somehow clone himself extracting midi-chlorians from for force users and somehow superimpose is consciousness onto a clone as a last-minute attempt. ( The Mandalorian did help Advance the plot, reasoning, and actually explain lore a bit more to a more believable level but I feel it's Disney forcing him to add and a backstory for how b******* Palpatine's return was)
Even though Sidious' overconfidence, that with the destruction of the order of the jedi, and not the destruction of the jedi themselves, the problem has been dealt with, wasn't the visest decision, I agree, that the Jedi deserved to some amount punishment. Some of 'em appeared in my eyes too stuborn. As always I prefer force sensitive beings like Qui Gon Jin or Dooku. Aligned to a side of the force? Yes. But dvelling in it and let your mind be clouded by it? Not so much. (This at least what they seem like to me)
There's another answer that is more sith like....It's hard for your enemy to know he's permanently beaten if he's not around to have to live with that fact every day.
It Make sense why Palpatine never obsessed over Yoda unlike how Vader did with Ben Kenobi. During their Duel Sidious had nothing to lose, but Yoda *had everything to lose.* And by the time Yoda had lost the Duel their was nothing he could do, so he went into Exile. As far as Dueling goes however I feel that Yoda had a chance of winning, because when you look at one scene Palpatine no longer had his lightsaber, and offscreen I’m pretty sure Yoda was able to disarm him, which proves master Yoda was the best Duelist in the Order, but unfortunately Sidious’s Strength with the Dark side was far too powerful for Yoda and overwhelmed him.
JT Crawford at his Strongest he could not hope to defeat the Emperor, he was not strong enough and us such went into exile until A new hope would emerge.
Yearlonggiant palpatine tried to run, yoda jumped infront of him, they were pretty much equal but yoda has the edge, palpatine knew he couldn’t win he just had to survive the duel
Palpatine defeated Yoda. If you don't believe me read the canon novelization of episode 3 or look up the commentary where Lucas stated that Palpatine won. Yoda wouldn't have fled if he believed there was a chance at victory. He knew he was beyond hope. In fact Qui Gon first appeared to Yoda because Yoda was in despair and actually stated that he believed the dark side was truly stronger because he understood how powerful sidious is. Yoda never had a chance. Edit:. You watched the movie right? Sidious disarms Yoda and he wasn't himself disarmed. He always had the upper hand.
Lin Shao Interesting. I’ll check that out. I was told that he fled because he needed to had to preserve the future of Jedi (train Luke). In my eyes defeated means killed. Sidious got the better of him after awhile but he did pretty well for a 900 year old creature. But would Vader beat him? Not so sure about that one. Especially not in that suit.
@@dindjarin9063 When Vader enters the suit in Episode 3 and he learns of Padmes death, he used the force to crush all of the droids in the vicinity... The truth of the matter is that he was actually trying to kill Palpatine. Palpatine is laughing internally at this and mocking Vader. If ever there was a time to draw upon the Dark Side and have it fuel your hate and therefore your power, it would be upon learning of her death. Knowing what he did to save her. This should dispel any doubt that he was not giving it his all because he was. He just simply couldn't, not yet.
Palpatine: don't worry Vader. If any Jedi should pop up in the future, I'll just use my force lightning on them. There's no way it could backfire on me twice.
*insert double lightsaber*
retsz
Palpatine: wanna see me tempt fate? Could this day be any worse, I did it ironically so I think I’m fine.
*later*
Palpatine: put me down, put me down, AHHHHHHHH
Make that 3 times now
Scott Rauch what
Third times the charm with that force lightning
“Ironic, he could save others from arrogance... but not himself.”
Like Arnold he will be back.
Nah, I am sure he has another 5 or 6 horcruxes hidden somewhere ☕ 😉
Palpatine made a grave mistake here.... now Yoda will easily run him over with his 2001 Honda Civic while high on ketamine.
TheWerdna wai...what
"I know that reference"
@@MrHanendyo what is it?
TheWerdna lmao probably
Goldfish Yoda ASMR series
Because Yoda would’ve beaten him up..... with his STICK.
His stick is better than bacon
You want his stick
MINE MINE
FEAR MY STICK
Let me grab my beater!
Palpatine didn’t obsess about finding yoda for the same reason the jedi order didn't obsess about finding the sith survivors after the great hyperspace war. Its pointless. There will always be a jedi and a sith somewhere. And even if you get rid of every single jedi or sith in the universe, there will be always a jedi who will turn to the dark side or a sith who will turn to the light and start it all over again.
Both jedi or sith could only hope to be dominant, not to extinguish the other altogether.
Then Rise of Skywalker comes along and throws away that philosophy with palps thinking that if he kills Rey, the Jedi will be gone once and for all lmao
@@jaytheamazing197 I dont even consider the disney lore. If we take that shit into consideration there will be no point in discussing lore as disney is all about flash explosions no matter what. I mean hyperspace ramming is a thing, what is the point anymore... lol
Right but it’s not a good idea to leave a Jedi grandmaster alive, or any Jedi that powerful enough to have had a seat on the Jedi Council and that clearly became an issue
Queue the Grey Jedi trilogy next please
No. Not a good idea. We don't need "grey Jedi" in anything except a video game.
Ill offer another reason.
Palpatine didn't want another confrontation with Yoda. Little to gain, a lot to lose.
Yoda was the only Jedi alive who stood a real challenge to Palpatine and he feared his power. So as long as the Jedi Grandmaster remained in Exile and didn't directly oppose the new order it simply wasn't worth the risk to try and eliminate him. Vader and the Inquistors were not match for Yoda and therefore only person capable of beating Yoda would have been Palpatine himself. I think Palpatine didn't relish the idea of another duel as their first encounter resulted in a draw.
You are tweaking hard bro, more like Yoda couldn't take the chance against Vader. The odds of winning were extremely slim, he had more to lose than gain.
Armani Webb Yeah Vader could definitely beat Yoda yep 100%
You donkey
Armani Webb u on drugs 😂😂😂
Best joke I’ve heard ever heard Armani
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Did you watch the prequels? Vader that got sliced into pieces by Obi-Wan, and then fried in a volcano. This cut off a significant amount of his connection to the force. The Vader suit did not increase his abilities in the Force it diminished them.
Anakin Skywalker may have been more powerful in the force, but he lacked the lightsaber skill and experience of the 900 Year old Jedi Grandmaster. Moreover Yoda oversaw Anakin's training he would have known exactly what is abilities and weaknesses were, such as arrogance and overconfidence in his abilities.
Moreover Darth Vader he was not as powerful anymore either due to his injuries. Yoda would have bested him easily.
Sidious: Mace Windu and his friends could not defeat me!
Vader: Yeah, remember that
Sidious: Mace Windu and his friends could not defeat me!
Vader: Wernt you crying like a bitch so I had to step in?
@@Hater20X XD
@@Hater20X DONT LET HIM KILL ME!! DONT KILL ME!! NO!!PLEASE NO PLEASE DONT!!
He was faking it so Anakin would be forced to choose a side
@arronnov it’s just my interpretation, I can have my own canon, and you can follow Lucas’s canon. I really don’t care.
Yoda knew that the order of the Jedi was finished, all thier mistakes and complacency had resulted in the orders extinction. Yoda during the duel with Sidious knew he lost even before he started the confrontation, the orders mistakes could not be undone, the light had faded, sidious recognised too, he knew that no Jedi survivors have the force strong enough with them to cause his empire any serious threat, not even his ' little green friend'..
There are worse fates than death, just ask Vader... Knowing Yoda alive and was living in exile with his pain, guilt and shame was a greater and more cruel revenge than any death Sidious could have given him.
@@quodterminosjustifyquodmed6616 excellent points, leave Yoda to replay the failure of the order in his mind forever
*There could only two with the same profile pic, The Master and the apprentice*
Yoda is the reason the jedi were such a failure the sith returning was 100% his fauly the green turd lived to long and stopped any jedi from preparing for the sith return by refusing to let them.
Oh dear, the Phantom Sidious has truly spent too much time as a Phantom of darkness. He can't spell "their" correctly... Oof...
Don't be ridiculous Lord Vader. What possible chance could one or two force users do to against a galactic power...are you smiling behind that Helmut?
*Helmet*
Yes
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Helmut is a German name
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I loved their duel, my favorite part of the movie.
“ if so powerful you claim to be, why leave?”
That was epic! I thought Yoda was going to definitely secure a victory after saying that.
*if so powerful you are, why leave?
That was one of my favorite duels as well (my number 1 is the mustafar duel)
Paulpatine: because the seagulls are coming to poke you on your head.
Always liked to imagine Palpatine almost saw it as legitimizing his rule, knowing that even the greatest survivors of the Jedi Order; Yoda and Kenobi, even with their impressive power and charisma, wouldn't rise to threaten his dominion, because they KNEW they couldn't win. Palpatine surely had issues over the decades of his rule, but knowing these few survived, and knowing they were too afraid to challenge him, strengthened his rule through fear doctrine, and told him he was right, because if they could win; if the Force favored them, surely they'd try, but since they wouldn't, they knew it was because they COULDN'T.
Palpatine could have just told vader "its over we have the high ground now"
Hunter Cook 😂😂😂😂
66 likes. Ironic..
Sagittarius I didn’t hit the button for that very reason 😂
Vader: You underestimate their power!
Hunter Cook hmmm over it is the high ground I have
He'd won and had an Empire to run. There was no need to worry.
He had seagulls on his side
smith yoda hates seagulls!!
In all seriousness, sidious wanted yoda alive so yoda could watch helplessly as the sith expanded their empire throughout the galaxy, and so it was for nearly 25 years.
chicken Chubbzzz wasn’t it 23 years? Cause I believe anakin was with the dark side for 23 years and 23 years in the light side. Correct me if I’m wrong
Grand Moff Until they planned a plan so planny that it couldn’t possibly fail.
Because Palpatine was trying to find Baby Yoda.
You deserve top comment.
@@Jacaerys1 Yes, yes top comment he deserves
Nah
Beautiful comment this is.
LOL
“I have waited a long time for this moment, my little green friend. At last the Jedi are no more.”
Not if anything to say about it, I have!
About 20 to 25 years later, A Jedi blows up the Death Star and brings Vader back to the Light Side of The Force.
QUOD TERMINOS JUSTIFY QUOD MEDIUM Ahhhh!
At an end your rule is, and not short enough it was.
Nate Schwartz if so powerful you are, why leave?
I love the moment in the Revenge of the Sith novel when Yoda realises that "He just didn't have it. He'd never had it" and I always enjoyed the idea that Sidious probably sensed this realisation. So might he have had the immediate enjoyment of Yoda being humbled by his realisation as well as the long term humbling of Yoda & any other survivors. Thank you for another fun video 😊 xx
Jinty M the book is not even canon anymore and the author didn't mean that yoda lost the duel.
I think the biggest point was that he didn't want to give Yoda another chance. Sidious got unbelievably lucky in their battle and was clearly about to lose and be killed. When that happens you don't just go searching for the person who would have killed you if not for sheer luck... you leave them alone and spout useless shit about making them humble themselves while inwardly thanking everything in existence for your lucky break.
Preface: Casual Star Wars fan with little knowledge beyond Disney canon.
It always bugged me how Yoda & Obi-Wan just gave up and left to hide and do nothing. Why not help out the rebellion? At worst, maybe lay low for awhile, but then gather their resources and try again. Even if it were incontrovertible that they could not defeat Sidious (which I doubt), they could still seriously disrupt and subvert his empire. Granted, there were relatively few Jedi left after Order 66, but look at how much Vader & Luke made on the galaxy for each side alone. Surely, two of the most powerful and trained Jedi with a few others could have vastly helped the rebellion.
True but remember the rebellion needs to defeat the Sith, something that they really wouldn't be able to do. Obi wans goal was to watch over Luke and eventually train him to defeat them both since he literally was their only hope (Leia too but she was with the organas) had they left to help the rebellion they would have done some good no doubt however what would it have truly accomplished? (Plus the rebellion didn't properly form until around 5 or less yrs before a new hope so the impact they would have had would be little due to there not being much time and would then make them abandon their duties) Eventually the sith would most likely confront them and kill them as they were too powerful at that point. Plus they knew of other jedi who were helping the rebellion such as ahsoka tano ezra bridger and kanan jarrus.
Subverting the empire is a pointless endeavor, hence why they chose the long game and attempt to destroy the empire entirely through destroying the Sith
Luke was there best bet. In just a few training sessions he was able to rest the greatest technological terror the galaxy ever seen. Over the years he would take out bases and naval fleets aswell. The secret weapon is Luke and his deep connection to the force, this alone is more powerful than anything else.
@Sky Light what he did? He was fucking weak in the last movie. If mace windu and the other 3 Jedi masters confronted him now he would be destroyed. What made sidious stronger towards the end of the movie was draining kylo force power. Remember kylo a Skywalker so it was like palpatine took that Skywalker power
@Sky Light you're nuts bro. You do realize TROS palpatine was weaker then ROTJ or ROTS. When he drained their life force he was able to rejuvenate himself to almost 100%. But he wasn't 100% full power, that force storm he did with lightning he has been able to do for a while that is nothing new. Him taking out kylo was a weak aspect of the movie, and him almost killing Rey is straight forward. I think all star wars fans agree Rey vs palpatine isn't even a match
because he read the Disney script and knew he would win in the end anyways
Catnium um. I have news for you.
Um. Disney did not make star wars. Try again.
@@usagifang How have you missed the fact that Disney has owned Lucasfilm and the Star Wars IP for the last 8 years? The sequel trilogy is a Disney product.
@@Mjolonar Disney's trillogy is called Star Whores. It will never ever be Star Wars. Disney will never own Star Wars. Do I need to spell it out more?
The Tiefling Fox please do this is all terribly entertaining
Sidious definitely knew he was still alive but probably couldn’t sense him since dagobah was so shrouded in the force
This is an amazing look at Sidious' character - that he wanted the Jedi to pay for their arrogance, not simply against the Sith, but against the Force itself. Amazing.
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Another happy landing!
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You ARE a bold one
Kill him!
I left a like for *definitely not seeing THIS coming.*
It was him basically mocking Yoda for the rest of his days.
actually windu was about to defeat him but he had help from anakin....lying sith lord
CrazyCorz No, George Lucas said it himself Windu beat palpatine, idk why people are always stubborn on this fact
Argenis Garcia sith nut riders lol even yoda has the upper hand the whole time
George Lucas-the guy who started all of this, you remember him-HIMSELF said Mace was winning and would have killed Palpatine had Anakin not stepped in; and it is well documented that Yoda was winning the lightsaber duel as he was the better duelist and that is why Palpatine needed to get some distance between them to use his Force powers, where he held the slight advantage over Yoda. Why do so many people gloss over these facts...🤦🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
@@amordeweso Sorry, it is true that Windu won the saber duel, but Yoda was def not superior to palpatine. Palpatine was the stronger force user, but Yoda was the superior lightsaber duelist. They were equal.
John Choi lmfao not even stupidity he had to get away or yoda was going to fuck him
Because he already had a BABY YODA clone of his own growing!!
The Jedi need to be ultimately separated from the Republic & rather directly serving them, return to their service of/servitude to the force & light side. That's theme that is good.
Yup, once they become political it was impossible for them to be pure.
6:18 - That's a very astute observation and one that I find accurate considering their blind loyalty to the Republic was what led to the genocide of Grievous's people because of the Republic's decision to support the Huk solely because they were more valuable to them than the Kaleesh. This of course lead to Grievous swearing vengeance on the corrupt Republic and the Jedi who served them leading to the deaths of hundreds of their members by Grievous's hand.
Isn’t it odd they switched roles yoda goes unseen to the sith and palp is revealed
I guess the true moral of this story is that if you want to defeat your enemies, you need to be all sneaky sneaky about it :P
Ehhhh Palpatine lived a pretty nice life though even when disguised. He was still Chancellor...Yoda was forced to hide on a swamp planet that was basically surrounded by dark side energy to mask his presence.
@@-CrimsoN- in the EU he's said to of trained there by his jedi master
ha, that fraud thing reminds me of borderlands 2, where Jack talks about his bounty hunters bringing in dead hookers painted with purple markers
There are only 6 Sirens
For what it's worth, it took thousands of years for the Jedi to grow arrogant and complacent enough to blind them to their own downfall, for the Sith, it only took 17 years.
I see sidious' logic in this..but it could lead to your downfall if you dont finish what you started.
There's a strength in ignoring someone. The more attention you give them the more power they have. If the Empire had gone full force looking for yoda, it wouldve told their enemies that he was an enormous threat and a potential ally. While they probably wouldn't have been able to find him it would at least get some people interested enough to look into who he was leading to more people digging into the Jedi and force which may cause potential force sensitive beings to take an interest in the Jedi. In the end it could've caused more trouble down the line.
I figured it was cuz he knew Yoda's power, and they were better off letting sleeping giants lie. If Yoda emerged they could deal with him then, no sense forcing his hand, and having it backfire.
He probably didn't see it coming...you know, that one thing?
This makes perfect sense. This was great joy for Sidious. He had his Empire,his apprentice,endless army,resources. Vader was more miltary oriented,still a General. Palpatine was a tactician.He knew what he wanted: to spread Empire influence to the Outer Rim and unlock secrets of the Dark Side with his apprentice And secrets of the galaxy. Plus he knew Jedi were broken and destroyed And he wanted to make them humble,to watch Empire thrive, and to watch and learn their mistakes and why they fell. This for punishment and lesson. Jedi were arrogant,blinded,hypocritical,distant from the peoples of the galaxy. And here's the like for Luke and Yoda training pic
Nobody:
Disney: Finding Yoda A STAR WARS Story
I’d watch it
Me too
Also what about finding baby yoda
😂😂😂😂
nice
Interesting that Plagueius would be so quick to call out the Jedi on their arrogance and self service as those are Sith traits
@Terry Head Yet it spawned an epic saga and rich universe enjoyed by multiple generations. If it was just a one off it would've been a vague sci fi flick most wouldn't remember. So despite that, I'm glad that's what happened.
Palpatine had seagulls and that was the only needed defense
I know it’s not part of the story, but not killing your enemy and finding out where he lives opens up the possibility of him destroying your life’s work.
And it technically happened. I mean look at obi wan.
Lets place them in an overly elaborate contraption that gives them time to escape and simply close the doors and assume they died.
They needed sharks with freakin' lasers on their heads.
Henry Norcross II The details of my life are inconsequential really... summers in Rangoon... Luge lessons. My father would womanize... he would drink. He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark
@@scottbickerton4152 did he really invent the question mark?
He could probably feel yoda's suffering and grief in the force and enjoyed the fact that he was alive.
If he felt Yoda through the force he would’ve known where he was
Yoda’s death was sad af
Yoda: an empire you have I see
Palpatine:.....
Yoda: MINE MINE MINE
This actually makes a lot of sense. Probably more than whatever the canon version is.
For Sidious he was joyful that Yoda had to watch his failure and how the Dark Lord of the Sith stood right beside the grandmaster of the Jedi and that only Sidious knew the truth as Yoda was blinded. All those long years of life and he never learned how to see a Sith even when he is right in front of him! Fools with wasted power who should have ruled but chose to stand aside and watch as everything falls down and turns to hate them!
Sidious took yoda's seat, literally.
And then the idiot, like most sith, forgot that going into hiding and building your strength while a decadent enemy exists is why the sith managed to pull off their short lived victory!
And so the great grandmaster did the same thing in luke and luke, according to legends, became the most powerful jedi to ever exist.
All because sidious was more concerned with building expensive battleships and committing atrocities instead of making sure the most dangerous jedi are destroyed or at least found, monitored oor accounted for.
He knew Yoda was senile, and no threat, as Yoda would try pinch Palpatine's food. "Mine, Mine,Mine, who are you again"
3:07 I like how Palpatine says Windu and his friends couldn’t beat him yet he did and it was only Anakins actions that prevented Palpatine’s death
Palpatine let Mace beat him, it was a trap to get Anakin to turn to the dark side.
Perfect amount of voice my man. Perfect.
2:40 every time I look at that picture Darth Vader’s mask looks destroyed idk why though
I heard in the Return of the Jedi novel Palpatine questioned Luke if he was trained by Yoda. Then senses through Luke that Yoda passed away from old age. Then resumed to attempt to turn Luke to the dark side. While Darth Vader thought it was all Obi Wan who trained Luke.
Last time I checked someone called Anakin saved his old ass from getting killed by Windu...😂
He only did that so anakin would betray the Windu and kill him cementing himself as a Sith
@@Guardian08 incorrect Lucas has stated Windu won legit.
I like your explanations. I really shed a new light on things
Vader: Didn't the Sith did the same and gathered their strength secretly to overthrow the Jedi?
Sidious:...... oh yeah.
Wasnt it a ploy to turn Anakin to dark side? To make him look weak and pitiful while Mace windu wanting to execute him on the spot? So that Anakin would to the right thing and kill the Mace Windu?
No Geogre Lucas was interviewied about this question years ago mace windi was killing Palpatine lol look it up 😂😂😂
@@SimplyVanis he made it up all on the fly , that is after he was defeatet
Latvanis As was mentioned before Lucas had said that Palpatine lost. The specifics are that Windu had a special lightsaber form that channeled his inner dark side which allowed him to use the dark side of any Sith he fought and use that against them. Sidious couldn’t hope to beat Windu without Anakin’s betrayal.
Yoda became weak so it is not worth the resource to search for him. Thus, the emperor thinks Yoda is irrelevant
he ran out of Senate seats to throw at him
"So I threw the senate at him, the whole senate. True story" - Sheev Palpatine
If Yoda only truly understood balance. I imagine somewhere in Sidious's mind....he knew Yoda lived in a humbled and disgraced manner as you state. I also imagine Sidious having a contingency for if Yoda went to the dark side. Vader would be easy work...and Palpatine would for certain be delighted in Yoda's fall...and also leary of the power Yoda already possesses, much less a Dark Yoda
Obi-wan's story to Luke is that vader helped hunt down and destroy the Jedi. I doubt he would have just sat back and decided to let Yoda live. The canon story suggests Vader was actively seeking the remaining Jedi, and destroying them for years after Revenge of the Sith. Yoda was just never found.
Haha keep doing what your doing mate, love your content!
I know Luke was growing up so that kind of ruins this, but I always think a Jedi army of the remaining Jedis led by Obi Wan and Yoda. Of course Luke stopped that from happening, but it’s interesting to think about.
I'm not going to lie that random picture of Yoda and Luke at the end along with the "For definitely not seeing this coming" actually made me like and subscribe lol
That _Days of Future Past_ cover art really gets parodied by everything, doesn't it?
What is the background music to this? I remember vibing to it like 2 years ago
For not being able to see this coming, then. Been there far more times than I care to admit.
Another proof that 'Rise of Skywalker' the movie has no sense! Sidious never wanted to destroy all the Jedi. He knew from Plagueis that the Jedi Order tried the same thing to rule the entire galaxy and eliminate all the remaining Sith. They failed because they were entirely against the balance of the Force. Why Sidious would be stupid to do the same thing like they did? And another thing...how the f*** he made kids? The Empire had Death Stars and cruisers but they were out of condoms? And if he could feel the Force, definitely he could feel when to 'pull it out' if you know what i mean..
Yoda jumping around like he's in his prime in the prequels, then just 20 years later he's all slow and dying. so 900 years old is prime, but 920 is over the hill and time to die
Yoda uses the force to move so quickly
@@AverageSol i liked him way better as the Yoda from empire and return of the Jedi. his power was with his mind, not his tiny body(flipping around looking stupid). he didn't even have long enough arms to use a weapon properly. making him bounce and flip and use a lightsaber ruins him for me a bit, but i don't count the prequels anyway
Rodzilla97 then you’re a fool. The prequels are what makes star wars so great.
@@yourbigestfan4242 to you maybe, but most people know the originals are the best, and they're what made star wars so huge
Prequels> 4-6
Thanks for keeping my love for star wars alive
Thanks for providing great content
And it’s been three years since Carrie Fisher died. Made my tribute today :(
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@@drkinferno72 F
Yoda in the thumbnail looks like he's about to do a radical kick flip
I really don't like that as time has passed more and more stuff is coming out showing the Jedi in a negative light or that they deserved to be genocided when it was the Sith that had been hiding in the shadows for 1000 years planning to kill them all. The Jedi knew something was very wrong and that is why they became very cautious and even suspected something was wrong with the Chancellor once the clone wars started to end. If Anakin had not fallen to the Dark Side then Palpatine would have been killed by Mace Windu.
@Tobyy good goooood
If you look behind the Jedi Temple, there is a face watching within the clouds.
He feared yoda and so he didn’t want to find yoda because he didn’t want to have to fight him again.
This was a mistake. If he hunted down the remaining Jedi (specifically Obi Wan and Yoda) there would have been nobody to train Luke Skywalker. They would've never been defeated. They could've even turned Luke to the dark side 🤷🏿♂️
The Emperor didn’t know Luke existed so based on what he knew it wasn’t a mistake.
Yes, a massive mistake. Yoda, the Grandmaster of the Jedi Order is still alive, as is Jedi Master and council member Obi Wan Kenobi.
This makes Darth Sidious as idiotic as a James Bond villain who shows Bond his master plan. Clearly the Jedi Order was not destroyed, it would continue and rebuild, and eventually seek to overthrow the Sith Empire.
@@gary3851 exactly
Should have wiped them out completely. Or at least the high ranking members
Even if the Emperor didn't know about Luke there's still a threat of them training SOMEONE
Foolish, he was.
Mando: why do they keep putting a bounty on my poor baby boy
ok just forget about the inquisitors whose sole task from the emperor was hunting down remaining jedi
Inquisitors was made by disney. Not Lucasfilm or anyone who did the EU.
The Tiefling Fox not true, the inquisitors existed in legends too
Awesome vid, dude
Except the Jedi were NOT arrogant. They had allowed themselves to become Republic enforcers, which was the biggest problem.
They should have stayed separate from the Republic government, not enshrined themselves in it.
That is a lesson that in Legends continuity Luke had learned big time.
Except Legends is not canon sooooo
The Jedi were arrogant. They allowed their ego to threaten the republic itself. Just like the Jedi in Revan's time.
@@Myth_or_Mystery76 The Republic failed itself.
Matthew Stover's Revenge of the Sith novelization captures Yoda's internalizations after his fight with Darth Sidious....he realized that the Jedi had failed to keep up with the times.
Stover did such a great job with the novelization. In many ways it's better than the movie
He didn't kill Yoda because none of his and Palpatine's history had been fleshed out yet. The Sith hadn't even been invented, and the word Sith never appears in the original trilogy. Yoda was just an old master in the middle of nowhere, an archetype that has existed in countless martial arts and magic movies.
Exactly
True to an extent, in a deleted scene during A New Hope during the Death Star conference, one of the officers does refer to Vader as a Sith Lord
Michael Matherne Actually, in the novelization and children’s story book for A New Hope, Darth Vader is referred to as a Dark Lord of the Sith. These books came out at around the time of the movie and were based off of the script.
I never liked the idea that the jedi were the military and even some sort of governmental body of the old republic that resided on corouscant. I always imagined the jedi as a very heterogeneous group, consisting of only a few individuals like yoda, that were spread out across galaxy, mystical, shadowy figures, appearing here and there in the galaxy, in cases of need or in desperate times, helping out with conflicts in times of war etc. That would also contribute to them becoming more of an urban legend or a myth over time. It's the stupidest idea and a prime example of Lucas's unimaginative and lackluster writing that he would put something silly like a jedi academy for children or jedi school into these movies...
@@christophzeit6282 I mean Obi Wan said in a New Hope they were Guardians of the Republic and 10,000 strong. What you described is basically what they were to the general public, the galaxy numbers trillions so even if the Jedi were more vocal due to their ties with the government many people would still never see a Jedi in their life, or at the very least in action. The Clone Wars was one conflict that let the citizens see more often Jedi fighting in the battlefield, these sights contributed to the Jedi legend and myth. Why wouldn't a group this powerful be working close with the dominant galactic power? And even then they remained mainly secretive/mysterious to the public.
Lol Palpatine played Yoda like flute. Yoda fell for every little trick he had, he was no threat.
Iron man gets ressurected in the rise of Skywalker
Because looking for Yoda wasn’t worth it.
This is making it sound like the sith's are just very angry parents and just wanted the Jedi to learn a lesson.
If they killed them off immediately yoda and obi would've taught luke and luke wouldn't be able to teach future jedi basically enabling the sith downfall from power.
That's possible, but the Force would have rebalanced itself by still raising up two more light side users that would have had to learn everything the hard way. Possibly even using the old Jed'I texts to return to using the balanced Force instead of only the light or dark sides.
Thats bull
That's a really great point the dark side cave protected Yoda from being so obviously detected and his far exile from the Empire and Emperor and Vader.
How is a “year” defined by a galactic community?
I guess they all base it on the length of the yearly cycle on the capital planet, i.e. Coruscant? Just my guess. You raise a good point though since the length of one year would be different on each planet.
@@DeathBringer769 it's confirmed that it's based on coruscant
It’s because the best way to keep him at bay was to do exactly what he did, create an empire and make it impossible for Yoda to do anything. The bigger threat was Vader’s children and again, the best way to combat this was to become so powerful that 2 Jedi couldn’t do anything.
And when he finally had the opportunity, it was his own hubris that cost him! He straight up told Luke to kill his own father and take his place. Not exactly the best strategy when encountering a man who came there willing to die just to save his father.
Luke should have become a servant of the light side, not some crusty old quitter.
Yoda to The emperor:
Some cocoa butter you could use.
Nah, it doesn't matter at all, he should seek scenarists and did with them same thing he did with a chief engineer of the death star. No way, competent ruler would behave like Palpatine. Just imagine that kind of sheer power in the hands of Hitler, Stalin or Churchill it would be a complete obliteration of any opposition. More and more I understand that some of EU material are more worthy compare to original material in terms of simple logic.
Think more of usa keeping osama bin ladin alive. An external and prominent enemy can be very useful ... and not just for propaganda either. (Eg justification for iraq war). If no external threat is evident, an internal "threat" must be sought and framed/blamed for any f ups.
Think of yaweh/god. Needs someone to blame, invents satan ... despite full well knowing the effect (and despite being omnipotent allows his continuing existence)
Palpatine: Eh only two force users could never beat me
Palpatine: *Gets fucking murdered by two force users on two separate occasions*
And then Yoda went on to help train Luke, who would turn Vader back to the light, and directly cause Palpatine's downfall. Palpatine's hubris and arrogance was a catalyst for his downfall in Return of The Jedi, just as with the Jedi at the end of the Revenge of The Sith. It's like George Lucas himself said: "It's like poetry, it rhymes".
But little did Sidious know that Yoda had plans of his own with Obi Wan and Luke
And this is exactly why I hate to see Kohl's cuz Luke Skywalker was literally supposed to be the perfect embodiment of what a Jedi is actually supposed to be capable of having love and attachment able to calm dark elements the force without corrupting him able to train and guide more troubled and aged force-users Luke Skywalker was meant to be the Jedi The Reincarnation of the Jedi that basically lost their way and pretty much went extinct over a thousand years ago. Luke Skywalker was meant to be the culmination and realization of all the Follies of the Jedi of the past centuries and the revitalization of a Jedi Order rebuilt in the old way that is truly in tune with the force.
At least that's what it was supposed to be until Disney decided that they wanted to make Star Wars but throw out the lore and push a feminist agenda and while we're at it give pretty much all the main characters absolutely no character development or growth in any meaningful way. Then They’ll basically copy the original trilogy with a few slight variations while we're at it. Then we'll have the director of her first film freaked out because the director we got to do the second film killed off his end sequel bad guy in the second film in a really anticlimactic way forcing us to scrape together a story of how Darth Sidious somehow clone himself extracting midi-chlorians from for force users and somehow superimpose is consciousness onto a clone as a last-minute attempt.
( The Mandalorian did help Advance the plot, reasoning, and actually explain lore a bit more to a more believable level but I feel it's Disney forcing him to add and a backstory for how b******* Palpatine's return was)
Even though Sidious' overconfidence, that with the destruction of the order of the jedi, and not the destruction of the jedi themselves, the problem has been dealt with, wasn't the visest decision, I agree, that the Jedi deserved to some amount punishment. Some of 'em appeared in my eyes too stuborn.
As always I prefer force sensitive beings like Qui Gon Jin or Dooku. Aligned to a side of the force? Yes. But dvelling in it and let your mind be clouded by it? Not so much. (This at least what they seem like to me)
Boy, do you ever like to repeat yourself.
There's another answer that is more sith like....It's hard for your enemy to know he's permanently beaten if he's not around to have to live with that fact every day.
It Make sense why Palpatine never obsessed over Yoda unlike how Vader did with Ben Kenobi. During their Duel Sidious had nothing to lose, but Yoda *had everything to lose.* And by the time Yoda had lost the Duel their was nothing he could do, so he went into Exile.
As far as Dueling goes however I feel that Yoda had a chance of winning, because when you look at one scene Palpatine no longer had his lightsaber, and offscreen I’m pretty sure Yoda was able to disarm him, which proves master Yoda was the best Duelist in the Order, but unfortunately Sidious’s Strength with the Dark side was far too powerful for Yoda and overwhelmed him.
Actually he never overwhelmed yoda. Yoda overwhelmed him by countering his lighting and made palp scream like he saw a ghost
PG 1 both were overwhelmed then
Yearlonggiant Yoda was never overwhelmed
JT Crawford at his Strongest he could not hope to defeat the Emperor, he was not strong enough and us such went into exile until A new hope would emerge.
Yearlonggiant palpatine tried to run, yoda jumped infront of him, they were pretty much equal but yoda has the edge, palpatine knew he couldn’t win he just had to survive the duel
If you know that the force must be in balance, it's convinient that the other side is incapacitated and hopeless
So what would have happened if Darth Vader found Yoda? Could he have actually defeated Yoda when Sidious himself couldn’t?
Palpatine defeated Yoda. If you don't believe me read the canon novelization of episode 3 or look up the commentary where Lucas stated that Palpatine won. Yoda wouldn't have fled if he believed there was a chance at victory. He knew he was beyond hope.
In fact Qui Gon first appeared to Yoda because Yoda was in despair and actually stated that he believed the dark side was truly stronger because he understood how powerful sidious is.
Yoda never had a chance.
Edit:. You watched the movie right? Sidious disarms Yoda and he wasn't himself disarmed. He always had the upper hand.
Lin Shao Interesting. I’ll check that out. I was told that he fled because he needed to had to preserve the future of Jedi (train Luke). In my eyes defeated means killed. Sidious got the better of him after awhile but he did pretty well for a 900 year old creature.
But would Vader beat him? Not so sure about that one. Especially not in that suit.
@@dindjarin9063 When Vader enters the suit in Episode 3 and he learns of Padmes death, he used the force to crush all of the droids in the vicinity... The truth of the matter is that he was actually trying to kill Palpatine. Palpatine is laughing internally at this and mocking Vader.
If ever there was a time to draw upon the Dark Side and have it fuel your hate and therefore your power, it would be upon learning of her death. Knowing what he did to save her. This should dispel any doubt that he was not giving it his all because he was. He just simply couldn't, not yet.
Lin Shao Good point. Yeah I read that he was aiming at palpatine too. I’m going to read some of that cannon. Thanks for your replies bro.
@@dindjarin9063 np
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