@@michaelandreipalon359 well at least it's a more mundane kind of tyranny, mob bosses and dictators and whatnot, rather than that of sadistic space-wizards who worshipped the very concept of Evil. Yeah it's bad, but still possibly an improvement.
@@t.k.5844 One can argue that mob bosses & dictators like the Hutts are actually worse. While worshippers of evil tend to do shit tons of very explosive damage, they also tend to expire quickly & prematurely. The only Rakata Empire was able to even last that long was due to having unlocked means to replace whatever far faster than the rate of their expiration. On the contrary, that level of selfishness that the Hutts embodied meant that, while they did far less damage, said damage was far more torturous & grueling, & coupled that with the Hutts' natural physical resilience, made them extremely enduring & hard to kill in all sense of the word.
The hutts are also being threatened with extinction same with the Lasat, they are either going to die out or be absorbed into other species or possibly lesser species in the new hope there were barely any hutts, I believe only 5 hutts left, the twins jabba Marlo aswell as that one massive hutt
The Hutts had an advantage in their biology compared to other species in the Galaxy, and no doubt that they took every advantage of the to get dominion of their portion of the Galaxy. Their long lifespans, biological durability, and their vast intelligence allowed to be a secondary power in the Galaxy for many years.
I remember reading way back that Hutt basically evolved in a Deathworld so lot of their biology, mentality, and culture was a result of evolving in a world that almost everything is deadly.
Asexual reproduction also meant it'd be harder for other clans to try to take control of each other's empires through the typical political maneuvers like marriages that could muddy up secession.
@@Underworlddream meh, you people better leave fantacyland alone and deal with real life like getting a job and talking to others in real life. Didnt Disney tell you already, none of this is cannon. see how a company cancels all your little fantacies? Give the crap up and grow up.
That's the best thing I have heard since learning that Klingon's believed their most revered warriors killed their gods for being more trouble than they were worth.
I've been wanting to know for YEARS. I had a dream once where I was someone in the Star Wars universe, not sure who, and my crew was hired to rescue a Hutt "princess" who had been kidnapped by a rival or enemy of a Hutt and was being held for ransom. A ridiculously cute, fat little slug about the size of a 2 year old with, for some reason, a pink bow stuck on top of it's head.
maybe he is super old at that point, or has taken loads of drugs, and therefore has some physical/respiratory issues that caused him to be killed there
This is a great guide, for everything, Hutt. I have always found the Hutts to be interesting, as how they have little moral code, yet they are extremely efficient.
Hutts During the Time of the Republic: Whatever. Just don't bother us and we won't bother you. Hutts During the Time of the Empire: Whatever. Just don't bother us and we won't bother you. Hutts During the Time of the New Republic: Whatever. Just don't bother us and we won't bother you. Hutts During the Time of the Vong Invasion: Whatever. Just don't bothe-. Oh, you boys just made the biggest mistake of your lives.
Hutts during the Legacy era, probably: "Oh, frak, we're being hunted down by Krayt and his cronies! Slither away, boyos!" ...So, one more day left all while a certain Aussie interjection made us scream in joy a whole darn lot as of late, hmm.
... That's not what I was remotely thinking either. Just leave 'em alone. (She better keep that mundane slice of life promise, though. Some computer woman named Cortana already left a mark on some people when it came to promises that can only be made when it is known they can be kept.)
What ? No Shell Hutts? They were Hutts that wear hovering power armor that had heavy Durasteel plate that are as thick as a vehicle armor. They were also bigger then regular Hutts. Boba Fett only manage to killed one during the Bounty Hunter Wars by shoving a really powerful cannon into it unarmored mouth and liquifying it in his armor.
When I was young and first got into Star Wars I always feared Jabba but was intrigued at the same time which got me into Star Wars! Thank you for covering the clans it seems like each behaved differently one didn’t like slave girls like Jabba!
Jabba was actually one of the odd ones out there who liked female sentients of other species so much that he would actually bang them if he were to actually have a dick that he can shove into them. For most other Hutts, having such slaves around was simply a display of prestige & power at best, & the Hutts privately couldn't care less about such slaves themselves.
You should do a video on the Star Wars universe’s most mysterious places and races and what little we know about them. It’s a damn shame there isn’t much on the protected and avoided worlds within Hutt Space, as well as their histories (like what extreme weaponry was used during the Hutt Cataclysms), but I wanna learn more about stuff like that.
Great guide. However, I find it odd that there isn't a single mention of the Force and why the Hutts are resistant to it. Nor any mention if there were any force users amongst the Hutt race, whether Jedi or Sith. 🤔
I think their resistance to the force has something to do with the unique structure of their brain, rendering them immune to its influence on the mind. As for Hutt jedi/sith, that I think was because of there relationship with the Republic being a sort of adversarial indifference. They felt their culture was superior so why would a force sensitive Hutt willingly abandon it for the passive spirituality of the Jedi and the egalitarianism of the Republic around it?
I’m impressed you mentioned the T’ilanda T’il as no one ever remembers them, but at the same time I’m disappointed you failed to mention Beldorian The Splendid in this video, the only known Hutt Jedi.
I would like to hear the story about how Blotus the Hutt became Blotus the Chancellor. Did he become the Senate of the Republic too? P.S: Hutts and humans are so alike that the only difference between us are the outside appearances.
Hutts and some humans. Honestly they function a little like the Cotporate Entity, that whole thing where courts gave corporations rights as personhoods to an extent. Some are able to be half moral and function altruistically, but most see themselves as Gods, don't understand the point of morality, will use and abuse those beneath them, and can regenerate whole limbs and sections of themselves when attacked.
You know something….I’m actually listening to the audiobook Darth Plagueis and there is a female Hut character involved and this actual question literally came to my thinking yesterday evening. Geestly you never cease to amaze me 🤷🏾♀️💅🏾
@@greatazuredragon Ok i get you. But still,that make them all evil. Is still their culture,besides biology is what normally create culture. And the few exception,well lets just say that not killing or enslaving everyone doesnt make you just good either. And if you ask anyone living on the SW universe,they will tell you that 1 or 2 good Hutt doesnt change anything.
I had very surface-like knowledge of the Hutts but thanks to your channel and the videos you create, I've learned quite a lot of new information about these and many other species in Star Wars universe. So thank you for this. Hopefully you stay safe and keep making more and more content :)
Never would have thought that the Hutt's concept of gender identity would have lore. Not sure it really makes sense though. It seems unlikely a species with no sexual dimorphism would even have a sense of gender the way we do, let alone close analogues to the our concepts of masculine and feminine.
It may have been an assimilated cultural idea. Seeing as how almost all other sentient species in the galaxy had a strong concept of gender binary, it's possible that they originally had no gender but gradually adopted them as they interacted with the rest of the galaxy. Still, very surprising that the huts were nonbinary icons in mainstream media this whole time lol
sexual dimorphism is not real. any one who believes that is just flat out ignorant and science/biology deniers. it is the believing in sexual dimorphism is the equivalent of believing in the tooth fairy as an adult.
@@GarudaLegends Not sure what makes you think that. The concept of sexual dimorphism is very much a simplification of a complex topic, but, in general, it is an applicable descriptor for many species.
As I watch this video, I can't help but think back to a D&D video on the Mr Ripper channel where one D&D player told the story of a Star Wars campaign that they were a part of in which they successfully weaponized Hutt p*rn.
Hutt is the name of the species!? I thought that it was some kind of title that Jabba earned during his rise through the criminal underworld of Tattooine or something. Like Boris the bullet dodger or Rose the Hat or Cedric the Entertainer.
Now, see, if it were me and my Gods died when I was fighting my own species, I would have taken that as a sign that we disgraced them in some way that they killed themselves, not 'our Gods are dead, that means we now become the Gods'. Also, I love the idea of at least a few 'good' Hutt's, even the one that became a very popular Republic Chancellor.
It's already established that those of strong will and great intelligence can resist the suggestion of the force. Hutts are, as a species, fiercely willful and their minds are cunning.
@ 1:11 you mention Hutts are immune to "most" poisons. I thought it was all poisons, as in it was completely impossible for them to be harmed by anything they ate, no matter how toxic.
I always wondered why people still went to the hutts, if they were so terrible in universe, who were their main customers? I would find a video on how did the hutts buy politicians to control planets, were there any really notable examples? Also when you mentioned that on the Hutt council there was a more militant clan, did the other hutts buy security and military services from that clan, in a sort of common defense? Or would an invasion into Hutt space only be the concern of the Hutt who ruled that bit of space?
Probably because they had goods and services that were either illegal or considerably cheaper (thanks to things like slavery) than others. At that point, markets are gonna do what markets do. Morality hardly enters the equation.
@@alynames7171 something I have never understood in star wars is slavery. (I am going to completely remove the morality argument as the only more terrible crime against humanity/aware beings is geoncide. There is no justification for slavery. My inquiry lies solely from an economic/buisness perspective) I don't understand why slavery is used with such a widespread distribution of droids. The Solo movies says that a kessle mine slave lives for only 8 months. So every 8 months the spice miners need to pay for new slaves. Wouldn't it make more sense to buy a fleet of droids, stronger and more durable than any slave? A droid only requires a small amount of electricity and maintenance. Slave needs food, water and sleep. Even if droids are more expensive than slaves, they should last much longer. In other senerios, droids don't rebel as long as you mind wipe them. Slavery seems to be more inefficient, with the only cost being the droid, power and an engineer. Slavery only seems to make you seem more intimidating, but even then. If you were to walk into a crime lord's place and saw malnutritious slaves or a bunch of droids that could kill you with only a word, who would you be intimidated by? In the 40k universe, slavery or quasi-state-backed-slavery only makes sense due to the fear of technology (specifically AI) and how abundant and cheap human life is in that franchise. Not saying that is any reason for slavery to exist, just I can see why it is practiced.
@@drakejohnson5386 Huh, that's a good point. Obviously the REAL answer is for the narrative, but I figure we're all here because we want something more interesting than that. So I guess I'd have to say the intimidation thing maybe. Show would-be troublemakers what they could end up as. Beyond that it's probably the same as the real world: there are specific local conditions, constraints on supplies, or the task is specialized enough that using slaves is more cost-effective. Any more detail than that will probably have to wait for _Star Wars: Spreadsheets of the Old Republic._
Klingons: "Our gods are dead. Ancient Klingon warriors slew them a millennia ago. They were more trouble than they were worth. Hutts: We have outlived our gods, therefore we are gods
Did you know there is a type of gecko that technical doesn't need another gecko to reproduce. They just do a dance. So you buy two and you will have an endless supply of geckos.
Too bad there was even "Jedi" the Hutt for a time... Till he turned into "Sith" the Hutt and... SOMEHOW... The pre Clone Wars Jedi Order NEVER sent ANYONE to do anything about that. It was like he became his darker species roots... An then got high off a type & Force equivalent of Crack and steroids.
@@nicholasfarrell5981 That was the only known one in Tamriel. They are from floating islands off the coasts and haven't been seen since. Nobody really knows where they went kind of like what happened to the dwemer but with no known cause as to why they stopped tormenting the mainland. As far as im aware. If they came back they would be a terrifying threat to Tamriel.
Hopefully, it wasn't Nal Hutta, itself. With all the traffic from across the galaxy traveling through that system every standard day, it would only be a matter of time before The Mnggal-Mnggal hijacked a passing starship, and spread rampant across the galaxy. Edit: Just do what The Yuuzhan Vong did to them, or kick their fat keitzers in Empire at War-styled combat on each-and-every of their worlds, one-by-one until The Hutts are nearly rendered extinct. Oh, wait! That's what The Pius Dea crusades were all about. Well, do better than them.
I don't think you mentioned the Hu'un which are the servant caste of Hutts, basically just worms instead of slugs. Not sure if that's canon though tbh. Then again, you might have said it and I missed it...
Star Wars is becoming too large to be cohesive among writers. This video states they evolved on the planet Varl, a tropical paradise. I thought it was Nal Hutta. A swamp planet. George Lucas personally designed the look for Clone Wars. And they have bodies like slugs because it's easier to move there. No offense to the author, there are multiple competing stories for every detail probably.
I dunno if this is the official explanation, but what I've heard is they originally lived on Varl but then that planet was destroyed or something along those lines, so they took over another planet and named it Nal Hutta, naming it after themselves
@@iamacatperson7226Varl was destroyed during the hutt cataklysm, (Civil war) after wich they took over another planet, terraformed it and named it nal hutta
Just a fun note here, the information from 0:44 to 0:53 is actually only true of star wars legends, with Hutts actually having a type of skeleton in current canon material. Much is the same with the information from 1:40 to 2:01 and 2:25 to 2:57, as, in current canon, Hutts are now only single-sex beings and thus not only need another Hutt of the opposite sex to reproduce with but also can no longer change genders, so Jabba is just a guy now in canon.
Never served in the US military. But reading the thumbnail I could tell it was thought up by marines. Being surrounded by those beautiful badasses all my life I know two things for sure. Priority 1 "How do we kill it?" Priority 2 "How do we fuck it?" Priorities change upon circumstances
"They didn't have a skeleton" I guess that obvious skeletons on these pictures aren't skeletons??? Or maybe you meant they didn't have an ossified skeletons, after all, animals with cartilaginous skeletons are a thing, but they still have a skeleton...
I get that they could be whatever was needed for their species Aka whatever was needed for the hutts to procreate but at the same time it’s still extremely confusing. To do something like that and be successful you would have to have an extremely long life and have no fear of being hunted even from a greater species.
They kinda do have both of those things. They have their entire empire/criminal syndicate/whatever you call it for protection, and have really long lives
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The Hutts: The Rakatan's reign of terror is over.
Also the Hutts: Now our reign of terror shall begin.
Now, we trade one evil for another. Guh-reat!
@@michaelandreipalon359 well at least it's a more mundane kind of tyranny, mob bosses and dictators and whatnot, rather than that of sadistic space-wizards who worshipped the very concept of Evil. Yeah it's bad, but still possibly an improvement.
Like that scene in megamind
Isn't this a line from Bender from Futurama?
@@t.k.5844 One can argue that mob bosses & dictators like the Hutts are actually worse. While worshippers of evil tend to do shit tons of very explosive damage, they also tend to expire quickly & prematurely. The only Rakata Empire was able to even last that long was due to having unlocked means to replace whatever far faster than the rate of their expiration. On the contrary, that level of selfishness that the Hutts embodied meant that, while they did far less damage, said damage was far more torturous & grueling, & coupled that with the Hutts' natural physical resilience, made them extremely enduring & hard to kill in all sense of the word.
Women: men will never know what it’s like to give birth
Jabba: “sadistic laughing”
Damn 😂
Hu hu hu hu hu hu hu
@@ucbrightnoa ah ah ah ah ah
The Hutts outliving their gods is fucking fire as a concept. I love the interpretation of them as egotistical nihilists.
Nihilist? I don't think you know what that means
@@aurelia8028 if you don't believe, doesn't that make YOU the nihilist?
The hutts are also being threatened with extinction same with the Lasat, they are either going to die out or be absorbed into other species or possibly lesser species in the new hope there were barely any hutts, I believe only 5 hutts left, the twins jabba Marlo aswell as that one massive hutt
@@IhaveIceOnMyWristsNot all hutts are in the Grand Council, there are the poorer ones
The Hutts had an advantage in their biology compared to other species in the Galaxy, and no doubt that they took every advantage of the to get dominion of their portion of the Galaxy. Their long lifespans, biological durability, and their vast intelligence allowed to be a secondary power in the Galaxy for many years.
I remember reading way back that Hutt basically evolved in a Deathworld so lot of their biology, mentality, and culture was a result of evolving in a world that almost everything is deadly.
Asexual reproduction also meant it'd be harder for other clans to try to take control of each other's empires through the typical political maneuvers like marriages that could muddy up secession.
@@Underworlddream
Only Deathworlders should rule this galaxy.
@@marrqi7wini54 You know I think it was actually canon that the best leader of the Republic was actually a Hutt.
@@Underworlddream meh, you people better leave fantacyland alone and deal with real life like getting a job and talking to others in real life. Didnt Disney tell you already, none of this is cannon. see how a company cancels all your little fantacies? Give the crap up and grow up.
“Our gods are dead but we survived so now we must be gods” that is some of the most metal shit I’ve ever heard
really? cause i kinda like the sound of iron scrapping against steel, that shit is metal asf.
That's the best thing I have heard since learning that Klingon's believed their most revered warriors killed their gods for being more trouble than they were worth.
I can respect that kind of mindset
I saw 2 hutts in Walmart last week
Me too 😂😂😂😂
Lol yep, they like to test the weight limits of those little motorized scooters
@@Mr.PepeSilvia Pepe Silvia?
I saw hundreds
I usually see them at church
How Hutts reproduce wasn't a question I knew I wanted to know the answer to until I saw this.
And look where that landed us.
😂😂😂
I've been wanting to know for YEARS. I had a dream once where I was someone in the Star Wars universe, not sure who, and my crew was hired to rescue a Hutt "princess" who had been kidnapped by a rival or enemy of a Hutt and was being held for ransom. A ridiculously cute, fat little slug about the size of a 2 year old with, for some reason, a pink bow stuck on top of it's head.
@@amberkat8147sounds pretty similar to the clone wars movie
I wish I could undo learning the answer
You forgot the most powerful Hutt clan of all: Pizza the Hutt
Nobody out pizzas the Hutt
=D
You know Spaceballs?! =D
Pizza will go out for YOU
@@tommyfox854 one of my favorites! XD
@Scorpshee HELL YEAH!!!! =D
Space balls is one of my favorite movies to!!
Very much worth the watch any time of the day.
As resilient as Hutts allegedly are, it's hard to believe that Jabba was so easily strangled by a chain.
By a stick armed girl no less.
maybe he is super old at that point, or has taken loads of drugs, and therefore has some physical/respiratory issues that caused him to be killed there
Maybe she used the force like when she flew through space lol
@@privard89 that makes sense tho, darth bane accidentally used the force to stop his dads heart.
From what I can remember, the chain got under one of his fat folds, so he could not reach it to (literally) save his life.
There was a Hutt Chancellor of the Republic one time and he was wholesome.
This is a great guide, for everything, Hutt. I have always found the Hutts to be interesting, as how they have little moral code, yet they are extremely efficient.
They have always been one of the more mysterious species so it was fun to cover them today!
Hutts During the Time of the Republic: Whatever. Just don't bother us and we won't bother you.
Hutts During the Time of the Empire: Whatever. Just don't bother us and we won't bother you.
Hutts During the Time of the New Republic: Whatever. Just don't bother us and we won't bother you.
Hutts During the Time of the Vong Invasion: Whatever. Just don't bothe-. Oh, you boys just made the biggest mistake of your lives.
Hutts during the Legacy era, probably: "Oh, frak, we're being hunted down by Krayt and his cronies! Slither away, boyos!"
...So, one more day left all while a certain Aussie interjection made us scream in joy a whole darn lot as of late, hmm.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Yup. That one moment has boosted the morale of our Lumity division to an all-time high, which will need for the coming battle.
... That's not what I was remotely thinking either. Just leave 'em alone. (She better keep that mundane slice of life promise, though. Some computer woman named Cortana already left a mark on some people when it came to promises that can only be made when it is known they can be kept.)
@@michaelandreipalon359 Oh I'm 100% confident she'll keep that promise.
She better.
Not me. Hope still springs eternal, however, so it's at least 80%.
I love the hutt content, maybe more species focused videos? They're always so interesting.
Definitely possible!
I love it too! Hutts are so adorable and quirky and you can tell the creator really loves them too he uses such cute language like brood pouch !!!❤❤❤
What ? No Shell Hutts? They were Hutts that wear hovering power armor that had heavy Durasteel plate that are as thick as a vehicle armor. They were also bigger then regular Hutts. Boba Fett only manage to killed one during the Bounty Hunter Wars by shoving a really powerful cannon into it unarmored mouth and liquifying it in his armor.
That’s….a suggestive means of killing a Hutt
That's kinda badass...🤣😯🏆✨️👍
@@Ujuani68 I agree.
1:00 That explains the Buff Hutt who likes to collect Jedi lightsabers and holocrons
When I was young and first got into Star Wars I always feared Jabba but was intrigued at the same time which got me into Star Wars! Thank you for covering the clans it seems like each behaved differently one didn’t like slave girls like Jabba!
Jabba was actually one of the odd ones out there who liked female sentients of other species so much that he would actually bang them if he were to actually have a dick that he can shove into them. For most other Hutts, having such slaves around was simply a display of prestige & power at best, & the Hutts privately couldn't care less about such slaves themselves.
2:03 I miss Baby Hutt from The Clone Wars movie and it's a shame we will never see him again.
Maybe we'll see him sooner than later.
Jabba probably ate him by accident one day
@@warlordofbritannia I doubt he wouldn't have gave up hut space sovereignty over the Republic just for nothing.
You should do a video on the Star Wars universe’s most mysterious places and races and what little we know about them. It’s a damn shame there isn’t much on the protected and avoided worlds within Hutt Space, as well as their histories (like what extreme weaponry was used during the Hutt Cataclysms), but I wanna learn more about stuff like that.
Great guide. However, I find it odd that there isn't a single mention of the Force and why the Hutts are resistant to it. Nor any mention if there were any force users amongst the Hutt race, whether Jedi or Sith. 🤔
I think there was a Jedi in ledgens
In legends, there was a single Jedi, named Beldorion. Fell to the dark side upon Nam Chorios, set himself up as dictator. Killed by leia
I think their resistance to the force has something to do with the unique structure of their brain, rendering them immune to its influence on the mind. As for Hutt jedi/sith, that I think was because of there relationship with the Republic being a sort of adversarial indifference. They felt their culture was superior so why would a force sensitive Hutt willingly abandon it for the passive spirituality of the Jedi and the egalitarianism of the Republic around it?
Hutts weren't Force-resistant. Their brains were just fucked-up.
I’m impressed you mentioned the T’ilanda T’il as no one ever remembers them, but at the same time I’m disappointed you failed to mention Beldorian The Splendid in this video, the only known Hutt Jedi.
I thought the same!!
I was legit in the comments to see if anyone else mentioned them, big fan!
“How the hell did they reproduce?” Now that is a question I have been wondering for a long time.
And do they say:" I love me" after?😜
Geetsly: Let me tell you how Hutts clap cheeks…
Me: Who the dank-ferrik starts a conversation like that? I just sat down!
I would like to hear the story about how Blotus the Hutt became Blotus the Chancellor. Did he become the Senate of the Republic too?
P.S: Hutts and humans are so alike that the only difference between us are the outside appearances.
Hutts and some humans.
Honestly they function a little like the Cotporate Entity, that whole thing where courts gave corporations rights as personhoods to an extent.
Some are able to be half moral and function altruistically, but most see themselves as Gods, don't understand the point of morality, will use and abuse those beneath them, and can regenerate whole limbs and sections of themselves when attacked.
You know something….I’m actually listening to the audiobook Darth Plagueis and there is a female Hut character involved and this actual question literally came to my thinking yesterday evening. Geestly you never cease to amaze me 🤷🏾♀️💅🏾
No creepers or anything but I think u so pretty and love ur sense of humor if I’m ready that right lol 😂 reply HMU 🤙
@@msalinastb5093 merci (thank you)
The Hutts are easily the most interesting 'evil' species of SW.
Why "evil"? They are indeed evil.
@@JRBDWD because, like the vidro itself showed, there existed good hutts. It was their culture that turned most of them evil. Not their species.
@@greatazuredragon Ok i get you. But still,that make them all evil. Is still their culture,besides biology is what normally create culture. And the few exception,well lets just say that not killing or enslaving everyone doesnt make you just good either. And if you ask anyone living on the SW universe,they will tell you that 1 or 2 good Hutt doesnt change anything.
@@JRBDWD Still better than some of the other SW species. Heck, we don't have a single example of a good Neimodian for instance. ;p
@@greatazuredragon Well,thats true.
The Jabba's poor cleaners trying to figure out what's slime and what isn't.
“How the hell did they reproduce” yeah that wasn’t one of my questions about Star Wars, in fact it’s something I never even wanted to think about
There was a hutt who tried making the hutt cartel the sole superpower in the galaxy
1:25 I wonder if the Hutts can resist Sith lightning shocking them all over them
Not in SWTOR: Hutts can be killed by electricity like anything else. It just takes longer.
Just dump some salt on em
I had very surface-like knowledge of the Hutts but thanks to your channel and the videos you create, I've learned quite a lot of new information about these and many other species in Star Wars universe. So thank you for this. Hopefully you stay safe and keep making more and more content :)
Football player: HUT!
Jabba: Your mind games won't work on me, young athlete.
any more information about the good huts and huts that might been in more of a grey area? a video about that would be realy interesting.
I’ve learned to never underestimate the depth of knowledge of the Star Wars fan base.
Hutts: Almost always bad
Blotus, Dr. Oggurobb, one from Visions: The main exceptions.
They're from alternate universes, though, so we can't take them on face value yet.
The Hutt Chancellor of the Republic counts as an exception
@@TheWarmachine375
Yeah, but he was also a politician so 🤷🏻
Forgot beldorion
Never would have thought that the Hutt's concept of gender identity would have lore.
Not sure it really makes sense though. It seems unlikely a species with no sexual dimorphism would even have a sense of gender the way we do, let alone close analogues to the our concepts of masculine and feminine.
It may have been an assimilated cultural idea. Seeing as how almost all other sentient species in the galaxy had a strong concept of gender binary, it's possible that they originally had no gender but gradually adopted them as they interacted with the rest of the galaxy. Still, very surprising that the huts were nonbinary icons in mainstream media this whole time lol
Exactly. I thought the Hutts being hermaphrodites was non-cannon
sexual dimorphism is not real. any one who believes that is just flat out ignorant and science/biology deniers. it is the believing in sexual dimorphism is the equivalent of believing in the tooth fairy as an adult.
@@GarudaLegends Not sure what makes you think that. The concept of sexual dimorphism is very much a simplification of a complex topic, but, in general, it is an applicable descriptor for many species.
@@Ratatosly depends on your definition. based on your profile pic, you yourself dont even believe in sexual dimorphism.
The first time I've heard about transgender representation in Star Wars and it's the fucking Hutts
Of course
Fitting.
That was awesome! I am not the biggest star wars fan but I found this video extremely entertaining. Thank you!
As I watch this video, I can't help but think back to a D&D video on the Mr Ripper channel where one D&D player told the story of a Star Wars campaign that they were a part of in which they successfully weaponized Hutt p*rn.
Hutt is the name of the species!? I thought that it was some kind of title that Jabba earned during his rise through the criminal underworld of Tattooine or something. Like Boris the bullet dodger or Rose the Hat or Cedric the Entertainer.
A great video, Hutts were always my favourite Star Wars species
Now, see, if it were me and my Gods died when I was fighting my own species, I would have taken that as a sign that we disgraced them in some way that they killed themselves, not 'our Gods are dead, that means we now become the Gods'.
Also, I love the idea of at least a few 'good' Hutt's, even the one that became a very popular Republic Chancellor.
It'll probably never happen, but after watching this I am kinda hoping that we'll get hutt's as a playable species in SWTOR.
I wonder where Rotta is now?
My question is how the hell are they force resistant?
It's already established that those of strong will and great intelligence can resist the suggestion of the force.
Hutts are, as a species, fiercely willful and their minds are cunning.
@@danielled8665 So.... they have force resistance through their culture and a bit of their biology?
Most force users struggle to lift massive objects. The huts are just too thicc for the force
The goo protects them
“Survival of the fittest” Haaa no wonder Jabba the Hutt is dead
Jabba tha Hutt: Dies...
Bib Fortuna: Well i guess i'am in charge now...
An anime about a mercenary group assisting an upstart Hutt during the Hutt Cataclysm would be sick.
I hate you for that thumbnail... You provoked my morbid curiosity about something I could have gone my whole life without asking.
@ 1:11 you mention Hutts are immune to "most" poisons. I thought it was all poisons, as in it was completely impossible for them to be harmed by anything they ate, no matter how toxic.
I would like to know more about the Infinite Empire
So how big would a 1000yo Hutt be?
Now i want a Peaky blinders-esqe series with the Hutts.
excellent informational entry. Loved it!
I’m sad that the Hutts are getting laid and I’m not
Lol
They have the distinct advantage of being able to fuff themselves so don’t feel too bad
The hutts are the best alien species.
I always wondered why people still went to the hutts, if they were so terrible in universe, who were their main customers?
I would find a video on how did the hutts buy politicians to control planets, were there any really notable examples?
Also when you mentioned that on the Hutt council there was a more militant clan, did the other hutts buy security and military services from that clan, in a sort of common defense? Or would an invasion into Hutt space only be the concern of the Hutt who ruled that bit of space?
Probably because they had goods and services that were either illegal or considerably cheaper (thanks to things like slavery) than others. At that point, markets are gonna do what markets do. Morality hardly enters the equation.
@@alynames7171 something I have never understood in star wars is slavery. (I am going to completely remove the morality argument as the only more terrible crime against humanity/aware beings is geoncide. There is no justification for slavery. My inquiry lies solely from an economic/buisness perspective)
I don't understand why slavery is used with such a widespread distribution of droids. The Solo movies says that a kessle mine slave lives for only 8 months. So every 8 months the spice miners need to pay for new slaves. Wouldn't it make more sense to buy a fleet of droids, stronger and more durable than any slave? A droid only requires a small amount of electricity and maintenance. Slave needs food, water and sleep. Even if droids are more expensive than slaves, they should last much longer. In other senerios, droids don't rebel as long as you mind wipe them. Slavery seems to be more inefficient, with the only cost being the droid, power and an engineer. Slavery only seems to make you seem more intimidating, but even then. If you were to walk into a crime lord's place and saw malnutritious slaves or a bunch of droids that could kill you with only a word, who would you be intimidated by?
In the 40k universe, slavery or quasi-state-backed-slavery only makes sense due to the fear of technology (specifically AI) and how abundant and cheap human life is in that franchise. Not saying that is any reason for slavery to exist, just I can see why it is practiced.
@@drakejohnson5386 Huh, that's a good point. Obviously the REAL answer is for the narrative, but I figure we're all here because we want something more interesting than that. So I guess I'd have to say the intimidation thing maybe. Show would-be troublemakers what they could end up as. Beyond that it's probably the same as the real world: there are specific local conditions, constraints on supplies, or the task is specialized enough that using slaves is more cost-effective. Any more detail than that will probably have to wait for _Star Wars: Spreadsheets of the Old Republic._
Klingons: "Our gods are dead. Ancient Klingon warriors slew them a millennia ago. They were more trouble than they were worth.
Hutts: We have outlived our gods, therefore we are gods
I learned all about the Hutts by studying Whoppi Goldberg and Rosie O'Donnell.
No self- respecting hutt would want to mate with whookie Goldberg.
Did you know there is a type of gecko that technical doesn't need another gecko to reproduce. They just do a dance. So you buy two and you will have an endless supply of geckos.
Every time I see an alien all I can think is "how do they bone?"
I thought I could not be grossed out anymore after watching all the incest in GOT, but then you told me how hutts reproduce.
What's GOT? Never seen that acronym, before.
@00:47 you say they didn't have skeletons yet you show a drawing of them clearly having a skeleton 🦴🦴🦴🦴🦴. What's going on here????
Hes talking about the smut hut full of Hut Smut between pizza hut and Walmart.
ive been loving these! keep them up!
Yes please more videos please about the Hutts maybe make a video about the twins .
Too bad there was even "Jedi" the Hutt for a time... Till he turned into "Sith" the Hutt and... SOMEHOW... The pre Clone Wars Jedi Order NEVER sent ANYONE to do anything about that. It was like he became his darker species roots... An then got high off a type & Force equivalent of Crack and steroids.
You should look at the Sload from elder scrolls. They are basically Hutts but even more evil.
Also extinct.
@@nicholasfarrell5981 Their current fate is uknown.
@@Cwronaga216 oh, I was always given to understand that the one you killed in Redguard was the last one in existence.
@@nicholasfarrell5981 That was the only known one in Tamriel. They are from floating islands off the coasts and haven't been seen since. Nobody really knows where they went kind of like what happened to the dwemer but with no known cause as to why they stopped tormenting the mainland. As far as im aware. If they came back they would be a terrifying threat to Tamriel.
Ah, yes, the e621 race.
0:04 the Toydarian looks pissed off and worried at the same time
We found a unique way to deal with the hutts at least one of their planets. Smuggled in a bunch of Mnggal-Mnggal and let the goo's do what they do.
Hopefully, it wasn't Nal Hutta, itself. With all the traffic from across the galaxy traveling through that system every standard day, it would only be a matter of time before The Mnggal-Mnggal hijacked a passing starship, and spread rampant across the galaxy.
Edit: Just do what The Yuuzhan Vong did to them, or kick their fat keitzers in Empire at War-styled combat on each-and-every of their worlds, one-by-one until The Hutts are nearly rendered extinct. Oh, wait! That's what The Pius Dea crusades were all about. Well, do better than them.
Finally there is a star wars video about Americans and real world people
More like 🏳️🌈
Can you Ghez Hokan? The mando from the republic commando books?
I strangely had been wondering about this
TBH, they did have a very humanoid upper torso... But not the look of a healthy human.
No way jabba got choked out 💀
All hail God-Emperor Leto II
The reason for the existence of the Hutts
One love ❤️
They need to make a Hut mob Star Wars movie!
Aww the huttlets are adorable haha
I don't think you mentioned the Hu'un which are the servant caste of Hutts, basically just worms instead of slugs. Not sure if that's canon though tbh. Then again, you might have said it and I missed it...
Star Wars is becoming too large to be cohesive among writers.
This video states they evolved on the planet Varl, a tropical paradise.
I thought it was Nal Hutta. A swamp planet. George Lucas personally designed the look for Clone Wars. And they have bodies like slugs because it's easier to move there. No offense to the author, there are multiple competing stories for every detail probably.
I dunno if this is the official explanation, but what I've heard is they originally lived on Varl but then that planet was destroyed or something along those lines, so they took over another planet and named it Nal Hutta, naming it after themselves
@@iamacatperson7226Varl was destroyed during the hutt cataklysm, (Civil war) after wich they took over another planet, terraformed it and named it nal hutta
@@vikingsundlof9040 alright, thanks for providing some good info
Just a fun note here, the information from 0:44 to 0:53 is actually only true of star wars legends, with Hutts actually having a type of skeleton in current canon material. Much is the same with the information from 1:40 to 2:01 and 2:25 to 2:57, as, in current canon, Hutts are now only single-sex beings and thus not only need another Hutt of the opposite sex to reproduce with but also can no longer change genders, so Jabba is just a guy now in canon.
Never served in the US military. But reading the thumbnail I could tell it was thought up by marines. Being surrounded by those beautiful badasses all my life I know two things for sure.
Priority 1
"How do we kill it?"
Priority 2
"How do we fuck it?"
Priorities change upon circumstances
So, Jabba didn't get it on with Leia?
"They didn't have a skeleton"
I guess that obvious skeletons on these pictures aren't skeletons???
Or maybe you meant they didn't have an ossified skeletons, after all, animals with cartilaginous skeletons are a thing, but they still have a skeleton...
I LOVE HUTTS!!!
If hutts are so resilient why did Jabba die so easily
Love the channel dude; learning a lot 👍
More Hut please.
That pic at the end of a Rancor eating a Hutt is horrifying
Thats the old- legends lore, in canon they had separate genders.
And the alphabet community says they have no representation in Star Wars.
99 likes for clone 99 I pay my respects
Hearing this, it seems a bit out there to choke a Hutt to death😅
I get that they could be whatever was needed for their species Aka whatever was needed for the hutts to procreate but at the same time it’s still extremely confusing. To do something like that and be successful you would have to have an extremely long life and have no fear of being hunted even from a greater species.
They kinda do have both of those things. They have their entire empire/criminal syndicate/whatever you call it for protection, and have really long lives
I'm lowkey down for Hutt pr0n 🤷♂️
How were the years counted before the battle of yavin in the star wars universe?
No one knows
A speasy th live by ther instikts/lav of the jungel(space). A speasy that adapted tu the shanges of nature, but kept ther one nature intakt in moral
My only real question is why Hutt's would find humans and twi'lek attractive.
Could a Hutt be force sensitive? Could they be Mandalorine?
Maybe force sensitive but mandalorian i don't think
Yes, there was ONE hutt jedi
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