Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Count Dooku trains Savage Opress [1080p]

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Cites Jason Baker · 2016-01 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “Are the Sith always trained in lightsaber combat?”

There have been relatively few Sith apprentices (in canon) who weren't fallen Jedi; however, as far as we know all of them were trained in lightsaber combat by their masters: Darth Sidious obviously was Darth Maul, who was plucked from his Dathomiri village by Sidious, also obviously was Ventress, Dooku's first apprentice, who used dual lightsabers during the Clone Wars Savage Oppress, Maul's brother who was taken from his village by Mother Talzin to serve as Dooku's new apprentice, was trained in lightsaber combat by Dooku: That's four Sith apprentices, none of whom had association with the Jedi prior to their induction, being trained in lightsaber combat. It would appear that lightsaber tr

Cites Hypnosifl · 2016-03 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “Why was Darth Vader more of a Jedi than Anakin?”

I think there is evidence that for the Sith, passionate fiery anger initially leads them to fall to the dark side, but this eventually tends to solidify into more of a cold contempt for others, a kind of detachment based on seeing everyone as inferior, more just irritants and obstacles than people worth displaying overt emotion over, even if behind that lies a simmering hatred for others rather than genuine indifference of the sort one might feel towards inanimate objects. (Sidious and Dooku seemed to behave in this sort of cold contemptuous way most of the time--in The Clone Wars episode "Witches of the Mist", Dooku is training his new apprentice Savage Opress and the contrast between the a

Cites Phyneas · 2016-07 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “Is Force Lightning non lethal?”

Introduction Force lightning could be lethal or non-lethal, depending upon the goal of Force user. As a Force power, it is the same as all of the other Force powers insofar as it is an expression of a Force user's knowledge of and control over the Force [LINK] , manifested as any number of effects, in this case discharging electricity (where the electricity actually comes from is another matter) towards a particular target. As with any other Force power, it is learned and practiced, and part of this learning is how to use it precisely. The ability to use a Force power precisely can be shown in Force telekinesis, where its user can use it destructively or not depending on what they want to ac

Cites Phyneas · 2016-07 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “What was Vader tracking?”

Short Answer Vader was tracking his meditiation chamber because he had a strong connection to it through the Dark Side of the Force precisely because he used meditating in it as a mechanism to strengthen his connection to the Dark Side of the Force. Long Answer Introduction A possible explanation for why Darth Vader focused on his meditation chamber within the Carrion Spike while searching for that lost ship can be found in connecting the principles of the Sith in terms of their relationship to the Dark Side of the Force, and how Darth Vader used his meditation chamber [LINK] . All sources should be Canon except where stated. The Codes The Jedi Code [LINK] states: There is no emotion, there

Cites rs.29 · 2017-07 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “Why does Ezra have to run for Kanan to force-throw him?”

Despite what Yoda says Size matter does Any Jedi could move his lightsaber. Yoda is able to knock two Imperial Guards with gesture of his hand. Yet, even Yoda needs to concentrate (and close eyes) to lift heavy X-wing, or Senate pod. We don't see any Jedi or Sith throwing mountains at his enemies (at least not in Canon) . Perhaps most telling is this scene where Dooku trains Savage Opress. Dooku is able to lift all stones, Savage only lifts some of them when he uses all of his hatred and anger. Similarly, Kanan is visibly strained and exhausted after he holds large slab of rock for Zeb and Saw. Therefore, he most likely used up all his powers to achieve that. Although Rebels are not entirely