E.C.Beast- fuscia and Mr.F's kid

gaboman wrote:

Bad guys tend to be loners... and completely unorganized.

There were probably more Sith, they just didn't want you to know about it. The other Sith Lords are so secret that even George Lucas didn't know they existed.

Hey Gaboman. Ha. George Lucas created Star Wars. Maybe Gorge Lucas bumped his head and forgot.:huh:

Whidden wrote:

How many Sith's were there?

I think it was:

Darth Vader

Darth Maul

Darth Sidious (Palpatine?)

Dukoo

Or was Darth Sidious Palpatine's old boss he murdered? His boss was a Sith Lord, whatever his name was.



I think the Sith program is weak, as you get one master and one apprentice, and that's it. The Jedi get to bring in a boat load of people, the Sith is stuck with two.

Bogus.

Hey Dave. Is General Grivous a Sith Lord?:saber: :trooper:

I think General Grievous studied the Jedi arts, but he's not actually a Sith. I'm pretty sure that he mentioned that in the Clone Wars TV show (the new one).

Wasn't the first sith mentioned in the revenge of the Sith? I seem to remeember a scene where Palpatine is telling Anakin about him, told him something like he found a way to bring the dead back to life.

Whidden wrote:

koo

Or was Darth Sidious Palpatine's old boss he murdered? His boss was a Sith Lord, whatever his name was.
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I think it was Darth Schmarth

Mr. F wrote:

Whidden wrote:

koo

Or was Darth Sidious Palpatine's old boss he murdered? His boss was a Sith Lord, whatever his name was.
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I think it was Darth Schmarth

Dad there's nobody named Darth Schmarth.

gaboman wrote:

I think General Grievous studied the Jedi arts, but he's not actually a Sith. I'm pretty sure that he mentioned that in the Clone Wars TV show (the new one).

Well he tried to kill Obi Wan. He is maybe a Sith. Hes a robot. In one episode of Star Wars The Clone Wars General Grieivous killed a Jedi alien. :saber:

lodgebo wrote:

Wasn't the first sith mentioned in the revenge of the Sith? I seem to remeember a scene where Palpatine is telling Anakin about him, told him something like he found a way to bring the dead back to life.

Well the Emperor told Anakin about a dark Lord that had so much power he was unstoppable. So a he got murderd by a Jedi or a traitor. So he said the Jedi will betrayed him. So that is how Anakin became Darth Vader.

Damon, General Grievous was a freak. Plain and simple: a freak!

E.C.Beast wrote:

Hey Dave. Is General Grivous a Sith Lord?:saber: :trooper:

No, but he got a blood tranfusion from Syfo Dyas, a Jedi Master, and was saved by dark force magic from Dukoo.

So he isn't a Sith, but he ain't right either.

Whidden wrote:

How many Sith's were there?

I think it was:

Darth Vader

Darth Maul

Darth Sidious (Palpatine?)

Dukoo

Or was Darth Sidious Palpatine's old boss he murdered? His boss was a Sith Lord, whatever his name was.



I think the Sith program is weak, as you get one master and one apprentice, and that's it. The Jedi get to bring in a boat load of people, the Sith is stuck with two.

Bogus.

Darth Sidious was Emperor Palpatine.

He had Darth Maul, Darth Tyrannus (aka Count Dooko), and Darth Vader as apprentices.

With the Sith, there are only two: a Master and Apprentice.

Palpatine (Sidious) hinted that his master was the one who unlocked the secret of saving people from dying. He dangled that in front of Anakin until he broke and went to the Dark Side.

The Emperor played Anakin like a drum, even laid down to Master Windu to get Anakin to cross over.

-HECK!

Grevious was trained in the Jedi arts by Dukoo. Not a Sith. He was hardly a living organism. More machine than man... twisted and evil. Hah.

-HECK!

fuscia wrote:

Damon, General Grievous was a freak. Plain and simple: a freak!

He does look like a freak . Also his body guards. Red eyes, silver body. I don't know what there weapons are. There like lite sabers but... they have two ends. You are trying to stab the emeny with the two ends .

HECK! wrote:

Grevious was trained in the Jedi arts by Dukoo. Not a Sith. He was hardly a living organism. More machine than man... twisted and evil. Hah.

-HECK!

Dukoo used to be a Jedi. He faked his death. So he went to the Dark Side. I think. So his bodyguard is JogoFett. Do you know his son was BobaFett. JogoFett was a hunter and a bodyguard. BobaFett was on a mission to kill Chewbocka,and Han Solo. Boba Fett hates Obi Wan Kenobi, Mace Wendo, and Anikin. They killed his father.

I didn't know about Jogo Fett. But that's a silly, silly name.

I think Grievous could have been good. I heard he wanted to be a vet when he grows up. But everybody in school kept calling him a freak because of his weird shape and eyes. The poor kid, little Grievous, didn't stand a chance.

is it just me or does the dark side seem more fun than being a jedi?

Now, I dont want to be seen as some kind of Star Wars Geek here but some corrections are in order.

Count Dooku did not fake his own death in order to leave the Jedi Order. He had become disilliousioned with life in the order due to major differing philosophies and, following the death of his former Padawan Qui-Gon Jinn, he resigned and retired from the Order peacefully and took up his family title of Count on Serenno. Thus Dooku became one of a group known as the Lost Twenty, one of only twenty Jedi in the over 2,000 year history of the order to leave the order volentarilly. Darth Sidious manipulated him into becoming a Sith by convincing him that he could use the Dark side without surcoming to itself influence.

General Grievous was originally a very effective Warlord of the Kaleesh people known as Qymaen jai Sheelal. He made his reputation fighting a race they called the Huk (alternatively Yam'rii) who were a large insectoid race who had been kidnapping Kaleesh for centuries to use as slaves. He changed his name to General Grievous after his closest friend and allie (maybe lover) in the Huk War died. Grievous gained a reputation as a ruthless, near unstoppable commander and as the Kaleesh began to win the Huk turned to the Republic, who sent in the Jedi, and so Grievous began to hate the Jedi. But he was not yet a cyborg. He would find himself in the service of San Hill, a leading seperatist, who used him as a debt collector but the Huk soon vandalised Kaleesh burial grounds and Grievous broke away from San Hill to restart his war with the Huk. Unknown to Grievous Count Dooku had prepared a trap for him. When Grievous left his home world with a task force to attack the Huk home world his ship exploaded and the sabotage of his ship was blamed on the Jedi. Dooku rescued Grievous but his body was done for so Dooku convinced him to allow his body to be replaced by cyborg part on the condition that his brain would be left untouced. This condition was agreed upon but not met. Dooku used the blood of his old Jedi friend and confidant Sifo-Dyas, who he had killed years before but kept in stasis, to keep Grievous alive during the change to a cybernetic bod, Grievous felt it a failure that he had not gained some forces sensitivity because of it.

Thats it for now. I'm not, technically, that bothered about accuracy of fandoms but when someone goes into as much background detail as the Star Wars writers have then I think it worth trying to get accurate.

Oh yeah that didn't make you sound like a Star's Wars geek at all haha

WT roles in and drops some knowledge. Didn't know any of that. Cool deal.

So Yoda taught Dooku who taught Qui-Gon who taught Obi-Wan who taught Anakin. So this is all Yoda's fault the way I see it.

-HECK!

Pathetic.

Nothing was mentioned of Dukoo's James Bond years. While still a Jedi, he hung out on an Island with a midgit, and assasinated English spies with his nifty Golden Gun.

And he was quite the host. After a fine dinner with wine and caviar, he would mess with their heads by placing them in a crazy Jedi/Sith hall of mirrors, where he would stalk them with his Golden Gun and 1960's style light sabre.

General Grievous would keep light sabres from fallen Jedi.


Dukoo, even in later years, would keep a dandy English Spy's hat. Just for sport.

Dukoo was even then turning to the Dark side of the force.

Was he the Man With The Golden Gun?

And to think, he would go on to star in Police Academy 7: Mission To Moscow.

Wow.

-HHECK!

didn't he play Dracula a whole bunch of times as well? and the bad guy in lord of the rings

Yeah, he was the bad wizard in The Lord of the Rings movies. Not sure about Dracula.

Did a wee check and Christopher Lee is a big deal in the genre of horror he has played Dracula 7 times in dracula 1958, dracula prince of darkness 1965,dracula has risen 1968, taste the blood of dracula 1969,SWcars of dracula 1970,dracula ad 1972, the satanic rites of dracula 1973. He has also played Frankenstein once in 1958, he also played the Mummy in 1959, Dr Jekyll in 1960 and counteless other charchters in Italian and French horror films that I wont even attempt to translate. He was also the Lord provost in Greyfriars bobby and all Lord provosts are evil.