i had no idea the lurmen had that much lore behind them, i thought they were just a bunch of fuzzy creatures that roll around and happened to get targeted by a seperatist tank
i found recently that the blue butterfly that appeared in Mandalorian reaching out Grogu... these also come from the planet Endor and.planet Maridun where the Lurmen lived... and as we already know the Jedi where there too
You can't blame the Lurmen for hiding from the galaxy and war though. They're so small and vulnerable. As you say, they probably learned a lot of their fighting (or dodging) skills from the Amanin. P.S. Loved that Imperials vs Amanin comic! Straight out of Zulu...
I don’t think Star Wars was criticizing pacifism. I think the general theme which Star Wars tends to address at times is that sometimes, fighting is just an unfortunate inevitability and that we all have the choice to remain seated or stand up against those who might as well take everything from you. Pacifism is admirable and takes more strength to uphold than people realize, especially in the most difficult of times, but there comes a day where you will decide whether or not to take up arms and defend yourself and your home. Either way has a cost, so you ask yourself which price you’re willing to pay. The things I mentioned aren’t even new. We’ve seen many of them in the Battle of Naboo. Besides, sometimes those who live for peace are the most dangerous when they put themselves into battle.
No pacifism is not admirable. Any person that can look at someone torturing and murdering a child and not be driven to fight is not a even an animal as even a beast defends its young. They are a bug not to be mourned when stepped on. They are allowed to live only through the actions of their betters or by being benith the notice of preditors. In short pacificts are wormy little cowards that should be kicked out of any civilized society and never defended. They are unwilling to protect the most vunerable then they dont deserve the comforts that such protection brings.
Star Wars the clone wars didn’t criticized pacifism, but ignorance and passiveness in a conflict you get drown into no matter what. Being pacifist is a ideal, but not realistic, if the consequence is getting wiped out. I wouldn’t call those who then refuse to fight pacifists, but extremists.
@@teleportedbreadfor3days here it is with pacifism though. extremsim doesnt mean it have to be a violent way of living... but they kinda are to themselves with that position
@@xSoulhunterDKxAgreed. I remember one character from a different show claimed that he was a pacifist, but that even pacifists need to stand their ground at times.
Quite so, as the Lurmen’s second episode showed. They bore no ill will towards the Separatists and the Separatists saw them as the perfect target because of it
They remind me of the aliens in the Golden Compass series; I have a feeling whoever created this world took something from those, like the rolling, the grasslands, the giant trees and their seedpods, and their passivity.
I remember rewatching the Clone with a friend (his first time seen the show) weeks before the last season came out. After the Lurmen ep. my friend asked me if the Lurmen would return in a later story where they would have become warlike and started conquering other planets. When I answered no he said "a shame, could have been a good twist and another great way to show some horrors of war."
While Ti-Watt Kar is kind of stupid to just let his people die, I have to admit someone willing to stick to their guns and beliefs even if it leads to their own death or something has my respect. This actually reminds me of the character of Villimax from Power Rangers Lost Galaxy. Yes really, and I am going somewhere with this. In the finale three parter, the main villain Trakeena had started losing her mind in her quest for revenge to the point when her loyal general Villimax turned on her and refused to follow her orders. So she started attacking him, but despite getting wailed on Villimax refused to fight back, because despite not agreeing with Trakeena's actions, he's still loyal to her, like a knight is to their queen, unwilling to raise their weapon against her, and if he did raise his weapon then he would lose his honor and beliefs and have nothing left to live for. So I find it admirable and honorable for a character like that to not sell out their own beliefs and stick to them regardless of what happens to them. Now, I think he could at least defended himself a little bit more instead of just getting wailed on, while still trying not to attack, so despite admiring and respecting Villimax I still think he was a little stupid here. The point is, there are simply certain things everyone has that they absolutely cannot compromise about themselves, and if they do then they are no longer themselves they have lost themselves and at that point victory and survival become meaningless because there is now nothing worth fighting or surviving for. So those that are able to stick to their guns and beliefs like that earn some admiration and respect in my book. Ti-Watt Kar is still stupid for trying to bring his people down with him, since she should bring others down with you because of you're beliefs, like Anakin told him, "You can stand by you're beliefs, but let us stand by ours."
@@randycheow4268 Yeah, he is a lot like Ecliptor in that they are both dark knights, they're evil, but they have standards. Although, in Ecliptor's case it's more out of fatherly love for Astronama, whereas Villimax is more just actually noble and honorable in general despite fighting for the forces of evil, since he's not really a father to Trakeena he's just a mentor. Although, I guess one could argue he's kind of like a father to her, since he stays by her side to assist her after the Rangers kill her father(the previous main villain of Lost Galaxy) when she becomes the new main villain and begins her quest for revenge.
I like to think that his wife was everything to him and losing her made him not want to live anymore so he decided that if war came to his he would just lie down and let them kill him and everybody else too if he dies so does his people but that's not his decision to make what if the people want to live and fight in this war he made me the leader of his but that doesn't give him right to make the decisions for them
Thank you for the video about the Lurmen Tee Watt Kaa was a absolute pacifist while his son was able to compromise a bit and was willing to fight for his homeworld the video is similar to Silver the Hedgehog hes a pacifist but hes willing to fight and defend himself if necessary Silver isnt a absolute pacifist and before his turn into Darth Malak Malak said "the Jedi council is wise but will take too long to deal with this threat they must act now to stop the Mandalorians their vaunted wisdom bred only inaction".
@@princeofpokemon2934 It's true it's on his heroic morals on the heroes wiki it has pacifist on there he fights for peace I guess that's what makes him a pacifist and your right he does kick some serious ass he's awesome his telekinetic powers make him unique in the Sonic community and he's a optimist.
@@princeofpokemon2934 Silver is like Wag Too Tee Watt Kaas son Silver comes from a ruined future that he's determined to fix and he did he likes a peaceful world and blue skies maybe it's passivity Silver is a peacemaker at heart maybe that's it but he can be determined if he sets his mind to it.
The story is very similar to what happened during world war 2, with the allied powers trying to appease Hitler, rather than fighting. As a result, by the time the war started the Germans were almost unbeatable.
I always wondered why they left their native home, as in the episode they did mention that they colonized Maridun as refugees, rather than being indigenous to Maridun Also, I wanna see what a Lurmen version of the Aye-Aye would be like
I like this exploration of the Lurmen! Their spiritual aversion to violence and certain types of industrial development makes sense given their history. Exploring pacifism through the Lurmen gave Satine Kryze's introduction some deja vu, but she became a much more complex character later. It would've been interesting to see the friction between Mandalore and the Republic if Kryze's pacifism was more active -- like taking in refugees from both sides, or sending aid to devastated Separatist and Republic planets who were ignored by their governments. They would've been doing what the Jedi no longer could, and that would've made for some fascinating interactions.
I think clone wars really helped set the trend of cartoons both being fun and serious and deep. While they obviously had to help the shows rating they still were not afraid to show death and the consequences of well basically everything
Also, there was a problem of writers have no sense of scale. If the Lerman didn’t want to fight, that would’ve been fine if they had just, I don’t know move to another side of a planet I mean they’re on a planet not an island. Surely they could’ve found some other place. I mean granted the CIS would’ve followed them, but it would’ve come across a slightly more reasonable than “nope we’re just gonna stay here and die.“ it was almost like the Mandalorians. The later seasons were sort of a bottle to that. Yeah, they were pacifist, but they were willing to defend themselves to a certain degree as opposed to just lie down and say “that’s it we’re dead and we’re not gonna do anything about it.“
I did not know they were from my mygeeto It’s hard when you find out what the native species are. For example, not many people know that the original Mandolorian species(not the later human versions) home world was Corusant, before they were driven off of it.
The Kipu-Men are a Race of small Human-looking people. Their Home world is unknown (because it’s not from the Star Wars Universe (but I won’t go into it)), and they usually live very nomadic lives, traveling from planet to planet, and system to system. They, like the Lurmen, promote Pacifism, however, their approach to being Pacifistic is different to the Lurmen. While the Lurmen have permanent settlements, the Kipu-Men are always traveling, always on the move. This constant movement lifestyle is what allows the Kipu-Men to escape cataclysms like War and other horrible events. The Kipu-Men do partake in Galactic Trade, as they hunt for minerals in Asteroid Felids of some systems, and using their large home ships, which serve as bulk cargo carriers, they collect enough minerals to sell to other businesses and firms, and they get lots of credits in exchange. Then they use the Credits they gained solely on Food and Fuel, and then the cycle continues. Kipu-Men, when faced with danger, their main tactic is to Run away, however, if they find themselves cornered, then they will defend themselves. They have retractable Ion Blasters on their ships, which are designed solely to stun enemy ships, and not destroy them. The Kipu-Men will defend themselves by stunning their enemies, and after the enemy is stunned and cannot attack, the Kipu-Men will proceed to Escape.
Switzerland takes a very neutral stance in every war and refuses to fight. But they offer something back though. They offer a zone of medical treatment and quiet banking for everyone. This is why Switzerland is a good place as those who can help in battles can but those who can’t can do something useful. It’s the individual’s decision whether to fight or not but be at least useful somewhere. The luremen never learned that lesson.
Why did Wag Too gently press his bare right hand flat against the centre of Anakin Skywalker's armoured chest and why he was watching Anakin's white cotton towel covered face closely and intently with a calm look on his own face? If anyone knows the answers to my questions, please reply and let me know. Thank you very much! 😊
At least the Muun got some karma in the Legends 'verse, though I'm not sure how they and their homeworlds are affected in the current dodgy state of the Alt-universe. Karma's a witch with a capital B, as they say. Shame the Lurmen aren't introduced in a Legends friendly continuity, by the way. Would be quite hard to give them justice in case we somehow get a CWMMP-faithful revival of Legends lore.
What do you mean they weren’t introduced in a legends friendly continuity? Clone Wars was part of the original canon long before Disney decided to screw with the lore. It just transferred over to being canon.
@michaelandreipalon359 First of all, contradictions are present in quite literally every sizable fictional universe, so your point isn’t really valid. Second, what contradictions are you referring to? I’m genuinely curious.
@@astercat49 The ultimate fates of Even Piell, Barriss Offee, and Adi Gallia, the characterizations of General Grievous, Quinlan Vos, and Asajj Ventress, when vehicles like the BARC Speeder and the Venator were unleashed into the war, the sheer strange variety of humor or the lack of it from the Sepper droid armies, and how the clones are bred for Order 66, for some examples.
@michaelandreipalon359 ok, but unless I’m mistaken, very few, if any, of those comics/books were directly made or influenced by George Lucas, so the Clone Wars is by default the actual canon. For example, the Grievous we see in the 2003 Clone Wars miniseries was created before George Lucas had actually decided on Grievous’s character, so the varying characteristics of Grievous we see before are the contradictions, not the clone wars version.
I respect not wanting to get involved in someone else's fight. Refusing to defend your people against attack, on the other hand, is utterly contemptible. Some consider defending those that won't defend themselves noble. I do not. Let them learn, or serve as an example to others.
There's a huge difference between neutrality and extreme pacifism. Jainism is the most pacifist religion on the planet, and even they permit self-defense when no other options are available. Tee Watt Kaa is a lot like Gandhi in that regard. During World War 2, he actually preferred Britain let Germany conquer them rather than fight back.
No offense to any pacifist around the world for they have very admirable traits and goals, but one must remember that there are individuals and group that do not care for their ways and will crush them for their ways for they are easy to crush. Many in pre-WW2 were pacifists for the trauma of WW1 and had many ideas of how to prevent future wars, and as Nazi Germany started to conquer their neighbors many of these pacifists from other nation refused to fight against Hilter egotistical and maniacal dream of creating a superior race. Sometimes, individuals must fight against evil for if they do nothing Evil will always triumph.
I quit watching Star Wars a LONG time ago! Who the hell thought that art looks good?! It looks like shit! I've seen numerous animated "Star Wars" shows who's art looks like shit!?
i had no idea the lurmen had that much lore behind them, i thought they were just a bunch of fuzzy creatures that roll around and happened to get targeted by a seperatist tank
i found recently that the blue butterfly that appeared in Mandalorian reaching out Grogu... these also come from the planet Endor and.planet Maridun where the Lurmen lived... and as we already know the Jedi where there too
LOREEEEEEEEEEEE@@melissabeth29
Same, but if there’s one thing I’ve come to learn its that EVERYTHING in Star Wars has ludicrous amounts of lore
Lurmen: "I like to move it, move it! You like to move it, move it! We like to?..."
Everyone: "MOVE IT!"
I LOVE IT!!!
The Madagascar trilogy (duology to some) sure is quite underrated.
Where is King Julian when you need him?! HAHA!
@princeofpokemon2934 he's one of the ones that tried exploiting the planets riches and then met the new York city undesirables
You can't blame the Lurmen for hiding from the galaxy and war though. They're so small and vulnerable. As you say, they probably learned a lot of their fighting (or dodging) skills from the Amanin.
P.S. Loved that Imperials vs Amanin comic! Straight out of Zulu...
Lurmen: pacifist space lemurs
Lurmen: helped Jedi beat George Takei and clankas
Oh my~
Goshdangit, Amanze!
Evil triumphs when good people do nothing.
Precisely
That feels like an opening line to an episode!
Exactly
@@noahdean9685Right? We should’ve had that!
The lurmen are one the cute species in star wars Galaxy it's cool these species live on other planets
I hope the Lurmen didn't get unlucky with the Galactic Empire
I’d like to think if there was a rebel cell there, it would be led by Wagto.
"Until the Empire came and strip mined the planet"
I mean the amamen fought the empire and killed the shit out of the empire until they just sent in more meat
I don’t think Star Wars was criticizing pacifism. I think the general theme which Star Wars tends to address at times is that sometimes, fighting is just an unfortunate inevitability and that we all have the choice to remain seated or stand up against those who might as well take everything from you.
Pacifism is admirable and takes more strength to uphold than people realize, especially in the most difficult of times, but there comes a day where you will decide whether or not to take up arms and defend yourself and your home. Either way has a cost, so you ask yourself which price you’re willing to pay.
The things I mentioned aren’t even new. We’ve seen many of them in the Battle of Naboo. Besides, sometimes those who live for peace are the most dangerous when they put themselves into battle.
No pacifism is not admirable. Any person that can look at someone torturing and murdering a child and not be driven to fight is not a even an animal as even a beast defends its young. They are a bug not to be mourned when stepped on. They are allowed to live only through the actions of their betters or by being benith the notice of preditors. In short pacificts are wormy little cowards that should be kicked out of any civilized society and never defended. They are unwilling to protect the most vunerable then they dont deserve the comforts that such protection brings.
Star Wars the clone wars didn’t criticized pacifism, but ignorance and passiveness in a conflict you get drown into no matter what.
Being pacifist is a ideal, but not realistic, if the consequence is getting wiped out. I wouldn’t call those who then refuse to fight pacifists, but extremists.
@@xSoulhunterDKx That’s not what extremism is, though
@@teleportedbreadfor3days here it is with pacifism though. extremsim doesnt mean it have to be a violent way of living... but they kinda are to themselves with that position
@@xSoulhunterDKxAgreed. I remember one character from a different show claimed that he was a pacifist, but that even pacifists need to stand their ground at times.
Even in the real world, history has shown that just because you wish to be left alone, does not mean other groups will honor your wishes.
Quite so, as the Lurmen’s second episode showed. They bore no ill will towards the Separatists and the Separatists saw them as the perfect target because of it
They remind me of the aliens in the Golden Compass series; I have a feeling whoever created this world took something from those, like the rolling, the grasslands, the giant trees and their seedpods, and their passivity.
A cute species with a dark history
I remember rewatching the Clone with a friend (his first time seen the show) weeks before the last season came out. After the Lurmen ep. my friend asked me if the Lurmen would return in a later story where they would have become warlike and started conquering other planets. When I answered no he said "a shame, could have been a good twist and another great way to show some horrors of war."
Perfect timing, I'm just now doing a Clone Wars re-watch for my wife who's never seen it.
My head-canon is that one of the Lurmen in that village was named Momo.
That would have been a nice Easter egg to avatar The last Airbender fans
@@noahdean9685 Especially with Dee Bradley Baker, King of all Animal voices, in nearly episode.
@@nathanweast4397 yeah he did all the clones for clone wars
@@noahdean9685 I'm fully aware of that.
I hope that if the empire came to their planet, Wagto and the others formed a resistance cell and made it to the rebellion.
@@TaurusInvicta which is why I said they hopefully made it to the rebellion
I never really thought that their original home world was mygeeto that was pretty interesting background of them
Fun Fact: The Separatist General in that episode of the Clones Wars series was voiced by George Takai. Known more as S in the Star Trek series.
Ahh I love S!!
While Ti-Watt Kar is kind of stupid to just let his people die, I have to admit someone willing to stick to their guns and beliefs even if it leads to their own death or something has my respect.
This actually reminds me of the character of Villimax from Power Rangers Lost Galaxy. Yes really, and I am going somewhere with this. In the finale three parter, the main villain Trakeena had started losing her mind in her quest for revenge to the point when her loyal general Villimax turned on her and refused to follow her orders. So she started attacking him, but despite getting wailed on Villimax refused to fight back, because despite not agreeing with Trakeena's actions, he's still loyal to her, like a knight is to their queen, unwilling to raise their weapon against her, and if he did raise his weapon then he would lose his honor and beliefs and have nothing left to live for. So I find it admirable and honorable for a character like that to not sell out their own beliefs and stick to them regardless of what happens to them. Now, I think he could at least defended himself a little bit more instead of just getting wailed on, while still trying not to attack, so despite admiring and respecting Villimax I still think he was a little stupid here. The point is, there are simply certain things everyone has that they absolutely cannot compromise about themselves, and if they do then they are no longer themselves they have lost themselves and at that point victory and survival become meaningless because there is now nothing worth fighting or surviving for. So those that are able to stick to their guns and beliefs like that earn some admiration and respect in my book. Ti-Watt Kar is still stupid for trying to bring his people down with him, since she should bring others down with you because of you're beliefs, like Anakin told him, "You can stand by you're beliefs, but let us stand by ours."
Villimax was one of the better villains from Power Rangers.
Didn’t watch Lost Galaxy that much but Villimax sounds somewhat similar to Ecliptor from In Space or Koragg from Mystic Force
@@badgamemaster Agreed.
@@randycheow4268 Yeah, he is a lot like Ecliptor in that they are both dark knights, they're evil, but they have standards. Although, in Ecliptor's case it's more out of fatherly love for Astronama, whereas Villimax is more just actually noble and honorable in general despite fighting for the forces of evil, since he's not really a father to Trakeena he's just a mentor. Although, I guess one could argue he's kind of like a father to her, since he stays by her side to assist her after the Rangers kill her father(the previous main villain of Lost Galaxy) when she becomes the new main villain and begins her quest for revenge.
Ecliptor & Villimax were awesome
I knew they weren’t from Mygeeto but I didn’t know there was that much info on them. Love your videos like always !
Lurmen: Pacifists
CIS: Gonna cry?
The empire "exterminate them all we don't give a s*** about alien species only human race!"
The Lurmen are from Mygeeto? Home to my secret fortress?!
*REPUBLIC ASSAULT INTENSIFIES*
I believe it was in one of the episodes...but i remember this quote before "the only way evil truly wins, is when good decides to do nothing."
The Father as suicidal. "If our meaning is to die in your war, so be it."
I like to think that his wife was everything to him and losing her made him not want to live anymore so he decided that if war came to his he would just lie down and let them kill him and everybody else too if he dies so does his people but that's not his decision to make what if the people want to live and fight in this war he made me the leader of his but that doesn't give him right to make the decisions for them
Thank you for the video about the Lurmen Tee Watt Kaa was a absolute pacifist while his son was able to compromise a bit and was willing to fight for his homeworld the video is similar to Silver the Hedgehog hes a pacifist but hes willing to fight and defend himself if necessary Silver isnt a absolute pacifist and before his turn into Darth Malak Malak said "the Jedi council is wise but will take too long to deal with this threat they must act now to stop the Mandalorians their vaunted wisdom bred only inaction".
Silver the Hedgehog is a pacifist? Yeah right! I've seen him kick some serious ass before
@@princeofpokemon2934 It's true it's on his heroic morals on the heroes wiki it has pacifist on there he fights for peace I guess that's what makes him a pacifist and your right he does kick some serious ass he's awesome his telekinetic powers make him unique in the Sonic community and he's a optimist.
@@princeofpokemon2934 Silver is not like Tee Watt Kaa he took pacifism extremely while Silver is a pacifist he fights when necessary.
@@kyleslavik6324 I find that very hard to believe.
@@princeofpokemon2934 Silver is like Wag Too Tee Watt Kaas son Silver comes from a ruined future that he's determined to fix and he did he likes a peaceful world and blue skies maybe it's passivity Silver is a peacemaker at heart maybe that's it but he can be determined if he sets his mind to it.
The story is very similar to what happened during world war 2, with the allied powers trying to appease Hitler, rather than fighting. As a result, by the time the war started the Germans were almost unbeatable.
The Senate was a product of Darth Plagueis the Wise.
Ah, but have you heard the tragedy of Darth Baras the Wide?
I always wondered why they left their native home, as in the episode they did mention that they colonized Maridun as refugees, rather than being indigenous to Maridun
Also, I wanna see what a Lurmen version of the Aye-Aye would be like
They just wanted to move it move it.
I just want a Lurmen/King Julian crossover. I need Sacha Baron Cohen in a Star Wars show.
That was the same planet which Sumber fought those Aliens? Wow didn't know that even though it's probably my one of my favourite comics.
The lurmen and amani are rarely talked about.
Please talk about the cis navy structure and ranks
Never knew king Julian's descendants existed in the galaxy far far away.
Their what we call , suckers....just gave up a literal crystal ball ; thier home without the thought of a fight ... criminal.
I wonder how they dealt with the empire they probably just decided to exterminate them all it would be nice to see these creatures again
I like this exploration of the Lurmen! Their spiritual aversion to violence and certain types of industrial development makes sense given their history.
Exploring pacifism through the Lurmen gave Satine Kryze's introduction some deja vu, but she became a much more complex character later. It would've been interesting to see the friction between Mandalore and the Republic if Kryze's pacifism was more active -- like taking in refugees from both sides, or sending aid to devastated Separatist and Republic planets who were ignored by their governments. They would've been doing what the Jedi no longer could, and that would've made for some fascinating interactions.
Lurmen: Top o' th' mornin' to ye! Unless yer violent, then SOD OFF!
This gave me crazy Nostalgia
Good lesson on the flaws of being a passafist.
I hope the fluffy little irishmen made it through the Empire's wretched stripmining ordeal well enough.
To sum it up in one quote from KOTOR, apathy is death.
Fun Fact the Lurmens design based on Ringtail Lemur
I think clone wars really helped set the trend of cartoons both being fun and serious and deep. While they obviously had to help the shows rating they still were not afraid to show death and the consequences of well basically everything
Also, there was a problem of writers have no sense of scale. If the Lerman didn’t want to fight, that would’ve been fine if they had just, I don’t know move to another side of a planet I mean they’re on a planet not an island. Surely they could’ve found some other place. I mean granted the CIS would’ve followed them, but it would’ve come across a slightly more reasonable than “nope we’re just gonna stay here and die.“ it was almost like the Mandalorians. The later seasons were sort of a bottle to that. Yeah, they were pacifist, but they were willing to defend themselves to a certain degree as opposed to just lie down and say “that’s it we’re dead and we’re not gonna do anything about it.“
Might wanna take lessons from Ghandi there, Tee.
Can you do a video on the Galactic Standard Calendar? I strongly doubt the Senate called year they passed Ruusan Reformation "1000 BBY."
This video should count towards canon Jedi lore, because I got a 'Shana Tova' from the Republic of Israel during the commercial.
Nice episode, good work.
Their was a lurmen jedi in the high republic era called Giktoo Nelmo
Evil thrives when good people do nothing.
Good video 10 out of 10.
I did not know they were from my mygeeto It’s hard when you find out what the native species are. For example, not many people know that the original Mandolorian species(not the later human versions) home world was Corusant, before they were driven off of it.
If you don't feed your army, you'll feed someone elses'.
Those lizard griggas ain't peaceful😭 you see what they did to the storm troopers??
The Kipu-Men are a Race of small Human-looking people. Their Home world is unknown (because it’s not from the Star Wars Universe (but I won’t go into it)), and they usually live very nomadic lives, traveling from planet to planet, and system to system.
They, like the Lurmen, promote Pacifism, however, their approach to being Pacifistic is different to the Lurmen. While the Lurmen have permanent settlements, the Kipu-Men are always traveling, always on the move. This constant movement lifestyle is what allows the Kipu-Men to escape cataclysms like War and other horrible events.
The Kipu-Men do partake in Galactic Trade, as they hunt for minerals in Asteroid Felids of some systems, and using their large home ships, which serve as bulk cargo carriers, they collect enough minerals to sell to other businesses and firms, and they get lots of credits in exchange. Then they use the Credits they gained solely on Food and Fuel, and then the cycle continues.
Kipu-Men, when faced with danger, their main tactic is to Run away, however, if they find themselves cornered, then they will defend themselves. They have retractable Ion Blasters on their ships, which are designed solely to stun enemy ships, and not destroy them. The Kipu-Men will defend themselves by stunning their enemies, and after the enemy is stunned and cannot attack, the Kipu-Men will proceed to Escape.
Switzerland takes a very neutral stance in every war and refuses to fight. But they offer something back though. They offer a zone of medical treatment and quiet banking for everyone. This is why Switzerland is a good place as those who can help in battles can but those who can’t can do something useful. It’s the individual’s decision whether to fight or not but be at least useful somewhere. The luremen never learned that lesson.
Not to mention Switzerland per pound is one of the most heavily defended countries on earth.
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Why did Wag Too gently press his bare right hand flat against the centre of Anakin Skywalker's armoured chest and why he was watching Anakin's white cotton towel covered face closely and intently with a calm look on his own face? If anyone knows the answers to my questions, please reply and let me know. Thank you very much! 😊
CIS don't like the move it move it
At least the Muun got some karma in the Legends 'verse, though I'm not sure how they and their homeworlds are affected in the current dodgy state of the Alt-universe. Karma's a witch with a capital B, as they say.
Shame the Lurmen aren't introduced in a Legends friendly continuity, by the way. Would be quite hard to give them justice in case we somehow get a CWMMP-faithful revival of Legends lore.
What do you mean they weren’t introduced in a legends friendly continuity? Clone Wars was part of the original canon long before Disney decided to screw with the lore. It just transferred over to being canon.
@@astercat49 Too many contradictions with prior lore like the Republic comics, so it just doesn't count.
@michaelandreipalon359 First of all, contradictions are present in quite literally every sizable fictional universe, so your point isn’t really valid. Second, what contradictions are you referring to? I’m genuinely curious.
@@astercat49 The ultimate fates of Even Piell, Barriss Offee, and Adi Gallia, the characterizations of General Grievous, Quinlan Vos, and Asajj Ventress, when vehicles like the BARC Speeder and the Venator were unleashed into the war, the sheer strange variety of humor or the lack of it from the Sepper droid armies, and how the clones are bred for Order 66, for some examples.
@michaelandreipalon359 ok, but unless I’m mistaken, very few, if any, of those comics/books were directly made or influenced by George Lucas, so the Clone Wars is by default the actual canon. For example, the Grievous we see in the 2003 Clone Wars miniseries was created before George Lucas had actually decided on Grievous’s character, so the varying characteristics of Grievous we see before are the contradictions, not the clone wars version.
I respect not wanting to get involved in someone else's fight. Refusing to defend your people against attack, on the other hand, is utterly contemptible. Some consider defending those that won't defend themselves noble. I do not. Let them learn, or serve as an example to others.
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There's a huge difference between neutrality and extreme pacifism. Jainism is the most pacifist religion on the planet, and even they permit self-defense when no other options are available. Tee Watt Kaa is a lot like Gandhi in that regard. During World War 2, he actually preferred Britain let Germany conquer them rather than fight back.
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Why do they have Irish accents
No offense to any pacifist around the world for they have very admirable traits and goals, but one must remember that there are individuals and group that do not care for their ways and will crush them for their ways for they are easy to crush. Many in pre-WW2 were pacifists for the trauma of WW1 and had many ideas of how to prevent future wars, and as Nazi Germany started to conquer their neighbors many of these pacifists from other nation refused to fight against Hilter egotistical and maniacal dream of creating a superior race. Sometimes, individuals must fight against evil for if they do nothing Evil will always triumph.
no such thing as war crimes
I quit watching Star Wars a LONG time ago! Who the hell thought that art looks good?! It looks like shit! I've seen numerous animated "Star Wars" shows who's art looks like shit!?