Who is the most overrated character in all of Star Wars?

[pixletwin]

Look at this way: There are 2 catagories of Jedi death we can examine when it comes to the whole force-ghost thing.

a) Jedi who discover this for themselves do not disappear.
b) Jedi who are taught this technique do disappear.

There you have it.

a) Anakin and Qui-Gon were self-taught. They were cremated, like all Jedi.
b) Obi-Wan and Yoda were taught by Qui-Gon. They disappeared.



Geek geekiness for geeks who love this type of geekiness.

 

[The Josh]

I'm so confused.

 

[LOTRFan]

Re: Who is the most ove character in all of Star Wars?

Of course none of that is a problem for those of us who learned that continuity would no longer be an issue in the Lucas universe.

 

[Darklord Dave]

That Vader guy - way overrated - take him out and all 6 movies would have been much better...

...yep, that's my opinion...


:emperor

 

[DarthNeil]

That Vader guy - way overrated - take him out and all 6 movies would have been much better...

...yep, that's my opinion...


:emperor

And replace his less-than pivotal role with a more honoured character--- a Jar Jar type character...

 

[Darklord Dave]

And replace his less-than pivotal role with a more honoured character--- a Jar Jar type character...

Or an Ewok - Darth Tum tum! eweeeewee boogah boogah!

 

[DarthNeil]

Now that's truly terrifying!!!

 

[The Josh]

Don't give Lucas any ideas.

 

[JAWS]

I'd like to point out that Vader doesn't fade when he dies; he just dies. Luke cremates him on Endor. How he then "ghosts" is another question.Perhaps Ben and Yoda are waiting for him?...PS

Same thing was done to Qui-Gon. He gets cremated.

That is why I wonder if Yoda and Ben died of more "natural" causes. Did both of them pick the time to die?

 

[Agent0028]

Maybe Yoda and Obi lost the will to live.

Seriously though, maybe they didn't die so much as let go of their physical bodies or something like that.

So long as we are pondering the continuity conundrums of the Star Wars Universe, would someone tell me how the two minute old Leia is able to remember her "real mother" and know she was sad? I mean, I've heard of total recall but...

And for my fellow EU fans, is it just me or did Labyrinth of Evil and Clone Wars vol. 2 end in the same place time wise?

 

[pixletwin]

....So long as we are pondering the continuity conundrums of the Star Wars Universe, would someone tell me how the two minute old Leia is able to remember her "real mother" and know she was sad? I mean, I've heard of total recall but...

Leia's remembrence was aided by the force. Apparently Luke doesn't have that gift as strong as she did.

And for my fellow EU fans, is it just me or did Labyrinth of Evil and Clone Wars vol. 2 end in the same place time wise?

Nope. In LoE Obi and Ani are on Tythe when they learna about Palpatine's kidnapping... Whereas in CW vol. II they're on that ape-thing planet where Anakin gets that tatoo.

 

[pixletwin]

I'm so confused.

Whats so confusing?

If you learn how to do it yourself, you still leave your body behind.

If it is taught to you, you can marge your body with the force when you choose to end your life.

 

[The Josh]

Whats so confusing?

If you learn how to do it yourself, you still leave your body behind.

If it is taught to you, you can marge your body with the force when you choose to end your life.

I was just kidding about all the information being talked about. I was being a smartbutt and it went over like a lead balloon.

 

[pixletwin]

I was just kidding about all the information being talked about. I was being a smartbutt and it went over like a lead balloon.

my butt is not very smart, but it does resemble a lead balloon somehow.

 

[Agent0028]

Nope. In LoE Obi and Ani are on Tythe when they learna about Palpatine's kidnapping... Whereas in CW vol. II they're on that ape-thing planet where Anakin gets that tatoo.

No I mean the end, didn't both LoE and CWII end with Obi and Ani hightailing it back to coruscant to save Palpy?

 

[The Josh]

my butt is not very smart, but it does resemble a lead balloon somehow.