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Another crazy trilogy, this time dealing with Anakin and his destiny as the Chosen One! I definitely didn’t expect to get something like this right after the Nightsisters arc, but I’m all for it. Anytime we get more lore, history, or insight into the Force, I’m down... even if it can get a little confusing at times. XD

And those Darth Vader moments throughout this arc? So damn sick.

Drop your thoughts below, and enjoy the ride!

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JD Dumas

KrankenKing can explain it better than I can, but I'll tell you what I understand. They are called the Ones. In the Ancient Past some species worshiped them as gods. They were never mortal. The best analogy I can come up with is the Greek/Roman gods, they were 'born' in their present state. I'm surprised you never asked about the Mother. Anyway, I think you'll find the next arc a bit more to your liking. The plot is more straightforward, and it involves a very special guest star. ;)

Anriku

Definitely interesting and a bit mind boggling. I normally would have asked about the mom but I think I was mainly preoccupied with their origins. XD What confused me the most was the son having an influence on the dark side but not being the darkside himself because the dark side was still influencing him. Looking forward to seeing who this guest character might be.

JD Dumas

Like I said, KK can explain it better than I can. As for the mother, at the moment she's strictly in the Legends continuity, but you may have heard of her before. Does the name Abeloth ring a bell?

KrakenKing

- It was awesome seeing Qui-Gon again, especially since they got Liam Neeson himself to actually reprise his role. - I’ll try to clarify as much as I can. Mortis, as we see it, is a sort of ethereal realm, a cosmic Force conduit and likely even the origin of the Force itself, which exists outside of normal space and time. It can only be accessed via the ancient space monolith that our trio found in Wild Space. - The Father did not create Mortis, he simply moved his children and himself there long, long ago in order to better contain their powers and act as its guardians of a sort. - The Father, Son, and Daughter (often known as The Ones or The Mortis Gods) both are and aren’t the Force, exactly. They are not true “gods”, in a religious or spiritual sense, but rather members of an ancient race so old and deeply connected to the force that their actions quite literally have influence of the Force itself (in the Legends continuity, they were even tied to the Celestials). They are physical, yet nearly immortal beings of such vast power and attunement with the force that they effectively act as representations of the different aspects of the Force itself just by their very nature. This is why they are physical and can age or even be killed, despite them being seemingly embodiments of the Force itself (which they technically still are). They do not care for or align with mortal organizations who use the force, such as the Jedi or Sith, but rather just the fundamental uses of the Force itself. - The Son “fell to the dark side” in the sense that he effectively became a slave to it rather than a guardian of it, unlike his sister, who kept the light side in check, in balance. The Father (balance), wished for his children, representing their respective halves of the Force, to keep the two sides contained, equal, and corrected. The son saw a chance to enact greater influence over the universe himself and in turn made the dark side grow out of balance with the light. Interestingly, he wanted to achieve the same sort of goals as the light (the end of war, suffering, hunger, etc), just through the means of the dark side, which is not inherently evil, unlike people who use it for such, like the Sith. - Interestingly enough, there is also actually a Mother, though she is not on Mortis. Long ago, she was a mortal woman who was with the Father and bore the Son and Daughter. In an attempt involving mystical items and materials to make herself immortal like her family, the Mother became the cosmic horror known as Abeloth, the harbinger of chaos, the opposite of balance.

JD Dumas

If I recall correctly, there was a deleted scene involving the Son being contacted by the ghosts of Darth Bane and Darth Revan.

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The son is voiced by Sam Witwer(darth maul's VA lol)

KrakenKing

I think the writers got cold feet regarding whether or not they wanted to bring the two back into canon way back when this episode was written.

KrakenKing

There’s lowkey not a playlist for most things. 😭

Anriku

It doesn't ring any bells unfortunately

Anriku

Now THAT would have been sick. Darth Bane is HIM imo.

Anriku

I need to sit down and work on that one of these days but recording and editing keep me busy. 😭