This week's Star Wars comics
>Age of Republic: General Grievous
>Han Solo: Imperial Cadet #5
This week's Star Wars comics
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>Solo: A Star Wars Story #6
>Star Wars #63
Juan Williams
So I take it this means Grievous did in fact have himself voluntarily turned into a cyborg
Hunter Jenkins
It it trying to say your Force connections are lessened/gone when you lose flesh, or is it just being metaphorical?
Christopher Gonzalez
Yes, that's how it's always been and why Sheev was trying to replace Anakin so early.
Hudson Rodriguez
>doubling down on the new origin
Boooooo
Gonna quickly story time his older, much better one
Ryan Lewis
Ethan Baker
It seems really silly. I mean, does this mean short people like Yoda are just inherently worse at using the Force?
Josiah Cooper
Owen Evans
The best origins.
Joshua Wright
Kevin Hernandez
Owen Jenkins
No, Yoda is still a complete biological being size doesn't matter. Anakin lost potential because he lost like half his fucking body.
Jacob Brooks
Why would that be the case at all?
It's not saying more flesh = better force connection
It's saying less of yourself = worse force connection
Luke Nelson
That still just sounds weird to me.
Ian Morris
Liam Ramirez
Think of it this way. You're not whole, you're incomplete.
Also, it's hard to shoot lightning out of your hands when you don't have hands.
Nathaniel Price
Caleb Evans
William Bell
Alexander Gray
Adam Hall
Bentley Ortiz
Eh, just feels, I dunno, egotistical or something. Not sure how to explain it. Like who's it to say you're ruined now? What if the person themselves doesn't think of themselves as incomplete, you know? Like they don't see it as less of themselves, just a change of self.
Levi Price
shit, forgot one page, it goes after this one
Well, that's all. Hope you enjoyed.
Joshua Kelly
It has to do with Midi-chlorians.
Samuel Diaz
Wouldn't that means people with less space for them, like Yoda, would be worse off if it was a purely physical thing?
Jack Sullivan
No, but it would mean that Yoda would lose more losing a limb.
Andrew Cruz
Anakin only lost his limbs so a majority of his body is still connected to the force.
Dominic Morales
Hence why it's stupid.
Kayden Jenkins
Thanks, OP.
Adrian Jones
>>doubling down on the new origin
> Boooooo
it's the canon origin, why the fuck do you think they would just discard it and go with something else suddenly?
Anthony Price
look it this way user how Vader's arm's and legs are just white noise to the force
Joshua Gutierrez
Best force meditation imagery ever.
Kevin Johnson
JJ pls
Asher Rogers
So Grievous was pretty op against regular Jedi right?
Honestly think it’s more metaphorical in how he’s cut himself off from the force
Henry Sanchez
First day in the as a Padawan in the field and you go up against a four armored lightsaber wielding cyborg
Jason White
That’s just what he tells himself
Benjamin Wright
I'm not sure. That was pretty unclear in the old EU too. Lumiya believed the more cybernetic you became, the more you lost contact with the Force. But I dunno if that was ever adopted 100% as the thought among all the writers.
Lucas Evans
Man, his original origin story was great. Fantastic art too.
Ian Hall
I always though it was silly, since isn't the Force supposed to be in/connecting all things, anyway?
Noah James
I mean this one doesn’t really make it non canon it just has him saying that he chose cybernetics which sounds more like a statement of pride then truth, that’s hinted in his clone wars lair episode
Lincoln Wright
Didn't she get fugged by Tup or was that her sister?
Isaiah Jones
Grievous was OP against anyone who didn't have plot armor.
Juan Gutierrez
Life creates it, makes it grow.
Ryder Bailey
meant for
John Clark
Hyper it was an exaggeration, still it was a lot of his body and why he could never surpass Palpatine (though peak Vader is still stronger than peak Anakin)
Charles Reed
o hey isn't this the sister of that one Jedi Five's friend killed? Didn't she already get a death by Dooku in that Maul mini series?
Hunter Moore
Okay so there's two aspects of the Force, the "Cosmic Force" which is what binds the universe together and is above Space Time, the fact this exist is why Jedi can still push around Droids and non organic matter. and "The Living Force" which is generated by all living beings and feeds into the cosmic force, this is where the Jedi actually draw their power, also why non-organics like Droids can't be mind tricked even if their sentient.
Camden Lee
Honestly? They should've un-retconned Grievous's tragic past and how he became who he is.
Gavin Bailey
She’s a different Jedi, Sham that so many prime waifus died during the clone wars
Blake Bell
Yes. It's confusing and, I'll be honest, even with the old EU, I just sorta ignored the shit I thought was dumb.
Yeah, Filoni skirted around retconning it entirely by giving an answer of "It's what he thinks happened" or something.
Aiden Bailey
Suddenly I feel a want for a Castlevania game with General Grevious
Juan Barnes
Mason Sanders
Jack Howard
Justin Jones
No, it was made pretty in The Clone Wars clear Grievous opted to become a cyborg without any accident or tragic backstory.
One of the statues in his lair shows him with just his robot arms. The implication is that he was just a warmonger who gradually gave himself more and more "improvements" to be better at killing. His medical droid even chastises him for going through such a procedure.
Although none of this explains his hatred for the Jedi so I'm not sure what Filoni was going for.
Bentley Davis
Fuck off Pablo, no one likes you
Chase Stewart
>Although none of this explains his hatred for the Jedi so I'm not sure what Filoni was going for.
I wasn't really impressed by how he wrote Grievous or many other things, so maybe he's just kinda bad at it.
Jeremiah Cooper
I always got the impression that was Lucas, not Filoni.
Elijah Perry
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>greivous platformer never
thanks EA
Nathan Rivera
So why didn’t Vader just use Grevous tech to fix Anakin
Justin Torres
Wow that’s something o never realized I wanted but am now pissed because we will never get this
Daniel Parker
And what do you think this means, user?
Brandon Murphy
Gen G must be a fucking master at Platforming and Metroidvania's.
Lucas Wilson
Yeah he was kinda a bitch in clone wars because they only shows his losses but he’s actually a killing machine it’s just that he’s on a galaxy with super space monks and wizards that got a monopoly on cosmic power
Brayden Cook
So what was that thing anyways? Force ghost?
Lincoln Brown
>because they only shows his losses
A bit silly of the writers to do that.
Cooper Sanders
Ok Vader’s suit is serious downgrade to grievous cybernetic body like I gets Anakins case is different but the guys basically a walking coffin compared to greivous
Carson Carter
Actually in older canon Vader suit was considered to be state-of-the-art piece of technology.
Even "droids are superior in every way" IG-88 considered Vader to be something entirely else, some bizzare and "it-should-be-impossible" fushion of flesh and machinery.
Hudson Watson
In EU didn't Sidious give Vader some downsides to his suit so he couldn't try beating his ass.
Liam Lopez
Probably a different member of the same species.