I know what you think, but lore give them chinese culture(wariors turned biznesmen, exam based social mobility, emphasis on learning math, dislike to any travel,etc...), so Lucasarts and Disney doged this bullet
@@Falcon_Serbia The funny part about this statistically the majority of them don't support it so it really is the Minority of every group that creates these stereotypes which breeds comments like yours.
Regarding Watto’s refusal to take Republic Credits, I headcanon that the reason for doing so was because he didn’t want to get in trouble with his Hutt overlords, which would find such a transaction to be suspicious. Remember, on Tatooine, the inhabitants purchase their goods with the wupiupi, which I assume is a Hutt currency. If the Hutts found out Watto was getting paid in credits from off-planet, they’d have no qualms to send whatever hitmen they employ to bust his kneecaps to get him to squeal where he got his credits from.
Let’s keep in mind that despite the emphasis on actual precious metals being used as the basis of currency, that’s just as much of an illusion as the credit standard. When push comes to shove, people have and will abandon the the so-called objectivity of gold or silver until it’s convenient again. Value only exists where it is perceived.
I never liked how for some reason the Muun's homeworld was retconned to be Scipio in TCW, I keep viewing and imagining Muunlist as their homeworld and capital, especially after how Darth Plagueis described the origins and history of the Muuns in his eponymous novel.
Very interesting how they don’t have real noses in life action (more like slits in a bulge) but have “real” noses in animation like in TCW but also in the 2D Clone Wars series
so they basically speak mc villager, and look like them? they trade and stuff.. its clear as day: mojing got inspired by the muun when designing the villagers
Ummm, are they supposed to represent a certain group of people that were exiled by 109 countries? What did George meant by this? Is George secretly based???
@@taitano12that’s not what Darth Plagueis said at all (and Darth Tenebrous was long dead by the time Plagueis expressed the opinion you’re misunderstanding). What Plagueis actually said is that the force did not seem to impede human hegemony as it appeared to with other colonial species like the Rakatans, Gran, Hutts and even the Muuns themselves.
@@SarastistheSerpent How is impeding the other colonial species but not the humans not favoring the humans? Anyway, I thought that he said that his master is the one who pointed that out to him.
@@taitano12the easist would be the rakatans being impeded by the force.just like the yuuzhang vong, the rakatans lost their force connection after thousands of years and suddenly became from the biggest empire of their time 27.000 BBY to savages. Also interestingly, though plageius didnt know this, the chiss only have female force users and they lose their force connection when they come of age. From humans there are only cases known where a withdrawal from the force was ushered in by another force user like Ulic Quel-Droma and Nomi Sunrider or the force withdrawal is selfimposed like the Exile aka Meetra Surik
In the SW5E campaign I'm running, I dropped hints that the next planet my party should head for was Muunilinst... instead, they headed for Duxn and then Taris, ignoring Muunilinst... so now everyone on Muunilinst has been turned into Rakghoul...
Wow, buddy don't you know the galaxy was built on Muun values. I think the Senate should give Scipio 20 billion credits every single year and their critics should be censored.
i believe there cold calculated nature comes from surviving there home worlds long winters. they had to keep carefully track of there food supplies and plan for growing food in spring.
@@SergioLeonardoCornejo Unless the ferengi give the banking clan transporter tech and the banking clan gives the ferengi hyper drive tech so they won't have to worry about a warp core breach.
The mention of how different languages can influence different people’s perspectives is a really interesting point. I think about that every now and again irl, but hadn’t considered how it can apply to fantasy like Star Wars, pretty cool stuff.
After watching videos like this I realised that how GOATED series is star wars unlike other franchise were their are illogical overpowered characters. It broke my heart that how disney killed this franchise
The muun cries out in pain as he strikes you
>Big noses
>mostly works with banking or monetary related trades
>most sprcies distrust or dislike them
What did George men tby this?
maybe juuuz?
The original Muuns seen in the movies were noseless. it was TCW that gave them noses, blame filoni for the unintentional bigotry on this part.
I know what you think, but lore give them chinese culture(wariors turned biznesmen, exam based social mobility, emphasis on learning math, dislike to any travel,etc...), so Lucasarts and Disney doged this bullet
@@flyingfoamtv2169Bigotry?
Lol. LOL, little bolshevik.
You have much to learn.
@@Aqueoxhe isn't wrong about the noiseless part
I'm holding back too many jokes. All I'll say is they're probably funding that world's equivalent to Blackrock.
They did fund both sides of the war, with interest
They also have a massive noses
@@AmbalZXC woah
I feel like that’d just be the Trade Federation or the Techno Union..
@@InfinitelyConciseThe Techno Union is basically a stand in for every defense contractor basically.
I heard that when Alderaan was destroyed, several Muuns were spotted dancing on Coruscant
Bruh...
lol.
Several Muuns have also been reported selling all stocks belonging to businesses located on Alderaan before its destruction
I love you
@@solserpentine325 Thank you!
Even Palpatine’s master… I’m starting to see a pattern…
The incredible burden of being the Galaxy's chosen people
Coruscant and the galaxy's riches were promised to them
Reminds me of a certain people who got exiled from 109 planets who had no contact with each other but still exiled them for now reason
Once a barbarian always a barbarian no matter how much money you throw on them
So *this* is why the Muuns were expelled from 109 separate planets.
Oy vey...
He’s noticing oy vey…
@@Falcon_Serbia The funny part about this statistically the majority of them don't support it so it really is the Minority of every group that creates these stereotypes which breeds comments like yours.
You obviously put a lot of time and care into these videos. Thank you!
Regarding Watto’s refusal to take Republic Credits, I headcanon that the reason for doing so was because he didn’t want to get in trouble with his Hutt overlords, which would find such a transaction to be suspicious. Remember, on Tatooine, the inhabitants purchase their goods with the wupiupi, which I assume is a Hutt currency. If the Hutts found out Watto was getting paid in credits from off-planet, they’d have no qualms to send whatever hitmen they employ to bust his kneecaps to get him to squeal where he got his credits from.
Could be that but that would just reinforce the idea that the credits would be worthless in the area, since no one wants to risk a knee busting.
> big nose
> greedy
> control banking and finance in the empire and republic
What did StarWars mean be this?
Obviously, that's Minecraft Villagers reference
They where think this 🗿
@@Skarrier interesting they have big nose too
That part about language was very interesting, I wasn’t expecting to hear that in a star wars video
Let’s keep in mind that despite the emphasis on actual precious metals being used as the basis of currency, that’s just as much of an illusion as the credit standard. When push comes to shove, people have and will abandon the the so-called objectivity of gold or silver until it’s convenient again. Value only exists where it is perceived.
Guns
Guns are real
@ do you use guns as money?
@@Anglomachian Yes.
@@maciejprzychodzen8452 Do they have to be loaded or can you use them without ammunition? Or is that how you count change?
@@Anglomachian
he meant ammunition but yes they can be used as currency.
What did Lucas mean by this
come on bro. we all know 😂
Muun occupation government or MOG
Cool it with the antisemitism, George!
Gotta be Minecraft villagers surely 🤔
@@Erdwick hahahahhahaha
"Oy vey muh apprentice killed me, better call the MDL to report him."
-Darth Plagueis
Uh, George, what the heck are you trying to say with this race in your space opera’s extended universe lore? 😂
They have long noses because they have long heads. You are race baiting as an ironic meme.
Typical liberals race baiting per usual
@@ArchmageFetish You're acting like the noses is the only similarity lol
the same thing notch was trying to say with villagers
@@brandoncoleman673 the ones in the movies were noseless.
THE NOTICING WILL CONTINUE
The closeup of the Muun in the thumbnail makes him look like Squidward.
I never liked how for some reason the Muun's homeworld was retconned to be Scipio in TCW, I keep viewing and imagining Muunlist as their homeworld and capital, especially after how Darth Plagueis described the origins and history of the Muuns in his eponymous novel.
I mean Muunilinst has Muun in the friggin name...
Over time, I've learned to reject TCW.
@@DisFantasy same
@@DisFantasy George was deeply involved in the production of tcw
@@RodrigoGarcia-ze5em yeah but Dave filoni disobeyed the keeper of the holocron nonstop
>Bankers in title
>MASSIVE NOSE in thumbnail
This video hits close to home because I'm actually 25% Muun. I'm even eligible for Scipio citizenship.
My Mum is half Muun.
So you are bald?
@@MsElViktor No I have curly ginger hair
Scipio is nice I went there on birthright 👍
no problem, you're still elligible to be a stormtrooper, just renounce your faith.
“Wow what an interesting species, I wonder what the comments will say…”
Ah, I can see where they get the inspiration..
When you finally realize what "deregulate the banks" means because you're an adult.
Was not expecting the language lesson. It is most welcome.
Very interesting!
Very interesting how they don’t have real noses in life action (more like slits in a bulge) but have “real” noses in animation like in TCW but also in the 2D Clone Wars series
TCW did a bit of design rework, noseless faces just tend to look more creepy so ig they didn't wanna scare kids
Comment section did not dissapoint
It very much did. Keep weird politics out of people's faces, it's creepo behaviour
@@fluffynator6222there just jokes making fun of antisemitic conspiracy theorists. It’s not political.
@@m3tamorphosissystem250
I reaaally don't think so. Like a lot of them may be edgy but with some it's just antisemitism.
@@m3tamorphosissystem250we are antisemitic, these are not jokes lmao
@@ripoll6156 Real
Next we are gonna hear about how Muuns run hollywood and news broadcasts. Like bro we get it your jealous
Stop noticing
so they basically speak mc villager, and look like them?
they trade and stuff..
its clear as day: mojing got inspired by the muun when designing the villagers
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It seems they can't decide whether they have noses or not.
Maybe there’s a race of them that don’t
Should do a video on all the different astromech variants and the legal fights between companies that produced them.
Why bro in the thumbnail got the Aryan trapstar tats 😭
We all low key know that Muuns are basically space jews, which means...
The intergallactic banking clan is not a legitimate planetary system!
Yeah there a company there home planet is muunilist
It's just a racist conspiracy, there is no intergalactic muun conspiracy to control the banks it's just antimuunism 😂😂😂😂
And people called Toydarians like Watto Jewish stereotypes.
I immediately went to the comments when this video popped up in my feed and I wasn't disappointed lmfao
I damn near think they did this on purpose in the show 😂
Hmmmm Was old George trying to tell us something 🤔🤔
Don't be a Nazi
Ummm, are they supposed to represent a certain group of people that were exiled by 109 countries? What did George meant by this? Is George secretly based???
Were the muuns behind the transgender clone
And chewbacca's sex change
@non-applicable3548 no wait no I don't want to know
It’s duh muuns!!!!
Heerrmmm, *more villager sounds*
The amount of allegorical truth hidden in OG (pre-Disney) Starwars lore is immense.
Mind tricks don’t work on me, only money
@@obliviousicarusLucas probably wrote him while thinking of the studio producers
@@somehowstillhere8766Was it the accent or the schnoz that gave it away? Or the “enslaving little boys and women” part?
@@Aqueox yes
The Muuns are what a certain desert tribe thinks they are. The Toydarians are what they really are.
1:02 Darth Plagueis : Come again ?
The Force’s chosen people
Bruh lol
According to Plageous and his master, The Force favors humans.
@@taitano12that’s not what Darth Plagueis said at all (and Darth Tenebrous was long dead by the time Plagueis expressed the opinion you’re misunderstanding). What Plagueis actually said is that the force did not seem to impede human hegemony as it appeared to with other colonial species like the Rakatans, Gran, Hutts and even the Muuns themselves.
@@SarastistheSerpent How is impeding the other colonial species but not the humans not favoring the humans? Anyway, I thought that he said that his master is the one who pointed that out to him.
@@taitano12the easist would be the rakatans being impeded by the force.just like the yuuzhang vong, the rakatans lost their force connection after thousands of years and suddenly became from the biggest empire of their time 27.000 BBY to savages. Also interestingly, though plageius didnt know this, the chiss only have female force users and they lose their force connection when they come of age. From humans there are only cases known where a withdrawal from the force was ushered in by another force user like Ulic Quel-Droma and Nomi Sunrider or the force withdrawal is selfimposed like the Exile aka Meetra Surik
I've heard there were banned from 109 different planets
Billions died in the holocronst when they were stuffed in carbonite chambers
Oy.... You vey want to cool it there
Good video, enjoyed it
At least they stopped at banking...right?
OY VEY SHUTS IT DOWN!!! 😡
In the SW5E campaign I'm running, I dropped hints that the next planet my party should head for was Muunilinst... instead, they headed for Duxn and then Taris, ignoring Muunilinst... so now everyone on Muunilinst has been turned into Rakghoul...
Lol
Oh no! Anyway...
Problem solved
What did George mean by this?
Venetian ,caananites , carthage ..
morannos, semites ..radhanites
I am banned from space TH-cam because apparently claiming Plagueis was a Sith Lord is a conspiracy theory.
Mmmm they remind me of a smiliar species behind most recent conflicts in our planet...
Wow, buddy don't you know the galaxy was built on Muun values. I think the Senate should give Scipio 20 billion credits every single year and their critics should be censored.
What did they mean by this...
Sneaky muuns
i believe there cold calculated nature comes from surviving there home worlds long winters. they had to keep carefully track of there food supplies and plan for growing food in spring.
I think the ferengi from star trek would be good partners with the banking clan.
i cant imagine a more contentious rivalry
@@kingmasterlord it would be the greatest rivalry of all time.
Now I want to see them meet each other lol
Actually would lead to uneasy business cooperations with plenty of animosity.
@@SergioLeonardoCornejo Unless the ferengi give the banking clan transporter tech and the banking clan gives the ferengi hyper drive tech so they won't have to worry about a warp core breach.
“We are not living in the age of giants, Sidious . But to survive, we must become as primitive as beasts.” - Darth Plagueis
Average height 6’3? I think that puts to rest some people’s theory about the inspiration.
Muun occupation government or MOG
Great to see
Star Wars vision of the corpus
All jawas and wookies appreciate this scaling comparison 😂
ALL Hale the Zann Consortium!!! 🤠👍
The noticing of chews is becoming more widespread. I'm noticing. Are you noticing?
Great video
The mention of how different languages can influence different people’s perspectives is a really interesting point. I think about that every now and again irl, but hadn’t considered how it can apply to fantasy like Star Wars, pretty cool stuff.
literally inspired by the little hat people
The Muuns you say… 😏🤫
> big nose
> greedy
> control banking and finance
> silly hats
> annoying voice/accent
What could this possibly mean?
Their noses are quite big... I wonder if that was done intentionally to reflect who they were based off of 🤔
I don't know why, but the Muuns are my second favorite Star Wars species. Maybe because of the man himself, Darth Plagueis.
OY VEEEEEEY 😂 🫵👃🇮🇱🇩🇪
Darth Goldstein
The politics and galactic affairs were always as interesting as the battles themselves.
The republic had to start adding ridges to their credits to keep these guys from clipping the edges off.
I really love the comments, real free speech.
The Jawlines is so chisel they made a whole species to be bankers
The Munns may look physically weak, but they should never be underestimated
They're tall and that can come in handy in a fight.
@ yep
they look quite jewish
They look like our irl "bankers" :) hh
The phrase “smarter than the average Klatooinian”needs to be coined and canonized.
I thought I was watching an Oddworld clip in the beginning, ngl
Day 3 of asking for a TIE striker breakdown.
Personally I think the lore on it is a bit weird.
They live under the floors
we jewed up in here beein evil nshit 🥵
Lmfao
Shirtless, tattooed Muuns was not a mental image I was expecting to have. 😂
From the hustling streets to editing spreadsheets
Maybe, yet wish for vid about Star Wars slugthrowers...
Cathars and/or Herglics plz
More species!!
Easter Island.
What music do u use
After watching videos like this I realised that how GOATED series is star wars unlike other franchise were their are illogical overpowered characters. It broke my heart that how disney killed this franchise
why does the thumbnail alien have the body of baldur from god of war?
quite big noses they have. curious.
as the golden rule applies to economics: he who owns the gold makes the rules.
that's definitely not the golden rule of economics
If bankers are civilized, I’d rather be a savage.