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What do we stand for?
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for my transgressions.
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This is the way.
The Mandalorian Season three Streaming March 1st only on Disney Plus.
Welcome back, everyone is Charlie.
They dropped the New Mandalorian Season three trailer.
There's a bunch of new footage.
We'll break it all down and talk about Grogu
versus Anakin Skywalker or Darth Vader, as he would have been during Order 66,
because it definitely seems like they're hyping up
an encounter between the two of them.
Why else would they continue flashing back and show you Anakin
Skywalker getting ready to bust in where Grogu is hiding?
If you're brand new to the channel, I'll be doing videos for all the episodes,
just like I do for all the other previous Star Wars series.
Be sure to subscribe to get them.
I'll do a giveaway for Disney Plus memberships
when we get a little bit closer.
And we have Super Bowl trailers coming in a couple weeks,
you will probably get another Mandalorian Season three trailer then.
But a big part of The Mandalorian Season three in continuing seasons is the dual
meaning the name of the show The Mandalorian in the dual
meaning of the prophecy about the child who would bring balance to the force
that we've typically thought of as Alnwick and Skywalker.
But to make a Game of Thrones George R.R.
Martin reference, people often misinterpret prophecies.
The reality is usually much more complicated than that,
because Grogu, who is basically been acknowledged
by the Star Wars people as the future of the force.
So starting with the big stuff first Grogu in Anarchy in Skywalker or Darth Vader,
like I said, as
he would have been at the time
when this scene is happening in these flashbacks,
it seems like we're getting more of Grogu's
memories of Order 66 at the Jedi Temple while it was all going down.
As he continues to unlock more hidden memories that he had buried
because of all of his trauma.
One of the other reasons why he's suppressed all of his abilities
and his memories of the Emperor and the inquisitors.
Darth Vader would not find him after the fact,
but he was hiding in the outer rim.
That's why during the Mandalorian season two, when he set the beacon off on Titan,
basically anybody who had any kind of force
sensitivity would have been able to detect that around the galaxy.
Good people and bad people like Darth Jedi or other Sith that might be out there
in other Jedi like Luke Skywalker, just because Luke Skywalker is the person
who came during the Mandalorian finale to pick him up does mean that other
Dark Jedi or other villains out there potentially didn't detect him as well.
But a big part of his time with Luke Skywalker was learning to unlock
his memories, and it just sounds like he's continuing to do that.
They kind of implied that when Luke Skywalker said goodbye to him, like, Oh,
you know. Continue to remember things.
Remember your training?
He set him on the path.
Later in the other trailer scenes, you see him
continuing to use his abilities in a more active way.
But it also sounds like it's part of him remembering things.
He's starting to remember
the circumstances of his escape from the Jedi Temple, how he survived.
During the book of Boba Fett, they hinted at
who could potentially have saved him like This is the Jedi Librarian,
and these other Jedi here could have led to him escaping.
But the only reason for them to keep flashing back to Grogu
during order 66 like we've already done in a couple of different series.
At this point, we've even seen Anthony and Skywalker in flashbacks
would be to confirm who actually saved Grogu once and for all.
Like, No, no, it was actually this person.
And here's the big part to show Grogu who having a face to face
with the Anakin Skywalker while he was killing all the younglings
in other Jedi while they were trying to protect them.
Like we've been posting all the memes, joking
about grogu and Anakins relationship after order 66 like, haha, I survived,
but it's almost like they're really paying that off
because in this trailer scene you see what would be in a can.
Skywalker's lightsaber cut through this door
in a bunch of other Jedi masters with their light sabers ready to face him.
And it would have had to have been Anakin
because he's the only person going around with a lightsaber killing other Jedi.
Obviously we know how this goes down.
He kills 99% of them with only a few survivors.
They did another flashback during the Obi-Wan
Kenobi episode to show you what happened to Reba.
She was a Padawan who was taken by the inquisitors to become one of them.
When Order 66 went down.
One of two things happened at the Jedi Temple around the galaxy.
Just in general,
When Darth Vader and the other inquisitors would find force sensitives,
they'd either kill you outright in Darth Vader did this a lot for funny reasons.
I'll explain the second for different reasons later on when he was older,
or if you were capable of being turned to the dark side,
they would throw you into training at the Fortress.
Inquisitor is to become another inquisitor like Riva.
The Grand Inquisitor, for instance, used to be one of the Jedi
Temple Guardians on course.
On he's featured in the Clone Wars episodes during Asuka's trial,
he had grown jaded with the Jedi Order so that by the time Order 66 had happened,
he officially turned to the dark side when the Emperor called for order 66 in help.
Anakin Skywalker or in the others
kill the Jedi and capture them depending on the conditions.
I think the idea in this flashback scene is we're seeing Anakin
mostly in his seek and destroy mode, going around the Jedi temple,
killing all the younglings and the other Jedi.
And it sounds like they want you to think
that their ultimate plan for grogu you at least,
is Anakin Skywalker and the Clone Troopers are planning here.
Had they been able to get their hands on him, would be to turn grogu
you to the dark side and make him one of the inquisitors, or at least try to.
Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni have talked a lot about Grogu and his potential.
The other actors have talked about this as well too.
Like he's meant to be truly ego-less.
Let's just open to any ideas that are handed to him.
So theoretically, he has infinite potential to become a powerful good force
user or a very powerful dark side Sith force user in there trying to show us
how things could have gone another way had he not been saved.
You could be looking at like the Sith version of Yoda.
Basically, they would have gained someone with even more potential
than the Emperor in the force, someone on Yoda's level.
But is a Sith in a can Skywalker?
Darth Vader would have been
the only known person so far who would have been more powerful.
Technically, when you're talking about power levels
in the Force and Anakin Skywalker, it's
more about potential for power in his stronger connection to the force.
That's why his force users become older.
They become theoretically more powerful rather than like a normal life.
Where you get older, you get weaker.
The reason why Jedi insist
get more powerful as they get older is because they grow closer to the force
and because of the circumstances of Alien Skywalker's birth,
he was just naturally much closer to the force than almost everyone else.
Yoda's race is one of the few exceptions of that.
Like every member of Yoda's
race is born extremely close to the force, with a lot of potential.
But even amongst them, they all have different power levels
that they're not all born extremely powerful.
But in this moment here, when this would have been happening, it sounds like Rogue
wouldn't have been able to completely withstand and against power.
Even though he and Aniket are the same age.
If it wasn't clear
they were meant to be about the same age they were born in the same year,
it was the Grogu who came to the Jedi Temple before
Anaconda, because the whole idea is that and again didn't come until he was quote
unquote too old, according to Master Yoda, too old to begin the training.
But because of the way Yoda's race develops in ages, Grogu was basically
still a child when Order 66 was happening, even though he was
just as old as Anakin Skywalker, he had just as much potential for power.
Is Anakin Skywalker just because of his biology.
His experiences had not had as much training as Anakin
Skywalker had, So physically in the moment he just couldn't match.
And again, Skywalker did the exact same way.
You also look at the flashbacks, the Grogu who is having like
just horror in his eyes.
It seems like he's frozen in terror.
So even if he had been able to fight Anakins Skywalker,
he might have just been frozen in fear,
watching him slice through all of his friends and fellow trainees and paragons.
What I'm really interested to see, though, is if there's a big twist
with what happened to grow goo in how he got saved.
If the person who saved Grogu who was really wait for it
and can Skywalker himself like we're all expecting to see Anakin Skywalker
continue slicing his way around through all the younglings R.I.P.
other Jedi when he gets to grow goo,
the other Jedi sacrifice themselves and one of them is able to get him away.
We've all been expecting it to be a really big character
or some other person that we haven't seen before.
But what if Big Twist
the Jedi were not successful in sacrificing themselves to save him
and Akin was too powerful, killed them all and did get to grow, grew.
But instead of handing him
over to the Emperor, he allowed Grogu to escape on purpose.
One of the big things with any kid Skywalker or Darth Vader
as he became in the Empire is that they never trusted each other.
They never liked each other.
It was mostly a partnership of convenience.
They kind of show you this during the Obi-Wan Kenobi series.
They get a little bit into it, but the whole idea is that Darth Vader
doesn't really care that much about the empire itself.
He just cares about his order in the galaxy,
his idea of what order represents to him.
The empire, the empire, everyone in it, like all the officers,
the other inquisitors are just tools to him to be used.
So he doesn't really care if they live or die.
One of the big jokes of the character
is that he kills as many Imperials as other rebels do.
That should be in the briefing for all new Imperial Academy cadets.
Your chances of dying at the hands of a rebel are just as good
a dying at the hands of Darth Vader if you displease him.
And one of the things that Darth Vader would do when he and the inquisitors
were going around hunting down the Jedi after Order 66, is that any time
they would find some really powerful resource,
like a really powerful Jedi holy Quran or really powerful force user,
he would usually try to kill them or destroy the artifact
so that the emperor couldn't use them against him
because the whole idea in the Sith is there's always two like rule of two.
That means that if you want to become a Seth,
you either have to kill the previous apprentice or the previous master.
And Darth Vader really didn't want to die.
So he's busy killing all the other people that could potentially have replaced him,
which is probably why he wouldn't want the emperor to get his hands on Grogu
because theoretically, Grogu
who could become just as powerful, if not more powerful than Anakin Skywalker.
There's also the whole idea that the prophecy
about the child of the force has been misinterpreted.
So when all the Jedi,
Yoda, Mace Windu,
everyone else, Obi-Wan Kenobi, are talking about
the prophecy of the force, you've heard the prophecy.
Oh, there's a child that will bring balance to the force.
George Lucas has talked about this, ironically,
because mistakenly, Mace Windu, Yoda, the other Jedi thought that that balance
meant getting rid of the dark side, getting rid of the Sith Force
users out there, when really it was the opposite of that.
There's this whole idea that the Jedi order had become jaded
over time and needed just like a complete reformation.
So things were balanced but back towards the dark side.
And now the idea that things
are balancing out again and Grogu who is a big part of that.
So the idea that the prophecy, the force, the child who would bring balance
is just more complicated.
The grogu who is part of that prophecy as well as and again, Skywalker like Grogu,
who is part of bringing balance to the greater idea of the force in the galaxy.
But let me know in the comments.
Who do you think actually saved Grogu Do you think it actually was?
And again, Skywalker, who was trying
to keep him away from the emperor, not so much because he cared about Grogu,
but because he didn't want the emperor to train an even more powerful replacement.
Ultimately.
But like I said, we'll probably get a couple more trailers
before episode one starts
it starting at the beginning of March, just like they say in the trailers.
We don't wait that long before we get here.
There'll be a ton of trailers between now and the Super Bowl,
so I'll try to do videos for as many things as possible.
But if you have any requests or big questions,
just write them in the comments below.
James Gunn just made this huge announcement, dropped this big trailer
for like the DC Phase one of his new rebooted movies.
They're calling it DC Chapter one.
Click here to watch that and click here for my other Mandalorian Season
three trailer video.
Thank you so much for watching.
Everyone stay safe and I'll see you guys in the next one.