The Terrifying Truth of What Happens When Star Wars Cities Devolve



Broken worlds, shattered cities, and FRAKKING MYTHOSAURS, MAN.

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Chapters:

0:00 SPOILER ALERT!!!
0:17 Intro
1:23 Coruscant
3:57 Taris
6:14 Mandalore
10:18 Outro

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37 thoughts on “The Terrifying Truth of What Happens When Star Wars Cities Devolve”

  1. What is the status of terraforming technology in the post-Galactic Empire world?
    This is something that's not talked about much in Rakkatan post-Infinite Empire lore.
    But if Mandalore has a breathable atmosphere and water, even though polluted, then the planet might be salvaged from total destruction.
    It would take the lifetimes of many Mandalorians to do it. And some might still opt to live elsewhere. But if Mandalore has the basic building blocks for new life. Then it could be better some day.
    It would never be like it once had been before the many civil wars and fusion bombings by the Galactic Empire.
    But it could begin to heal.
    Otherwise, the Mandalorians are going to have to give up their name and blown up old world.

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  2. the cyborg/droid one-eye thing might be like the mandalorian version of pickle-rick, one lone scientist driven mad by the destruction and desperate to survive. perhaps it was just trying to clone Din, planning to transplant it's brain from the droid head casing.

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  3. Quil said in episode 2 in season 1i think youre people rided the great mythosaurs you can tame this smal beast i think we will see him step by step changing how he sees the creed and the storys he was told the dark saber chose him but not acepted him yet because he dident aceapt his duty as new leader of the mandolorians and lead his people into prosperty the creed holds him back so he cant wield the blade like bokatan because she renaouced the watch and chose her people than the tribe wenn he can tame the beast he will prove that he bathed in the living water like mandolre the great did and can change the watch for the time ahead and retake madolore

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  4. This planet changes every time we see it its honestly sad how bad the mandalorians have it
    They are given this awesome land that would give the garden of eden a run for its money and then war almost imeadeatly breaks out amongst the population and its eventually settled by some degree only to be thrown into another war against the jedi which leads to even more discord in the planet once their main leader is killed not only dividing the planet by tribes and most not even staying to rebuild then they're plunged into yet another which they choose not to partake in but are being forced into it by every angle and eventually completely overthrown by a vengeful sith to get rid of him they are forced to accept the clones assistance which leads to an unwanted military garrison and on that very same day get thrown into imperial control and force their own people to work against them to counter their armor involving a superweapon that can disintegrate anyone wearing beskar so ofcourse they rise up and fight but that only gets them a 1 way ticket to a litteral planet glassing where everyone is killed and their planet basically getting crystallized and forcing everyone off the planet surface
    Just give these people a break

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  5. One personal hope for Mandalorian is that they have the Taung. Throughout the episode, I kept convincing myself that the Alamites or droid-thing were some sort of Cthon or Taung. I really hope they do reveal the Taung!

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  6. This sadly enough is not the only horror that the Empire done, in Legends {Extended Universe}, you can find additional worlds suffered greatly by the hands of the Empire or other past wars.

    And yet other times there was society issues. Good ideas that doom a world, and for example we have the world of Raxus Prime, a beautiful world of lagoons and islands that was so beautiful it served as one of three capitals of the Kingdom of Cron, an ancient kingdom. It became a hub for manufacturing and technology, and over the centuries and reaching the era of the Galactic Empire. Once a beautiful world was heavily polluted and transformed into a planet size junkyard where all junk appears to go to be recycled, like the Empire used this world as a source of resources to build their Star Destroyers.

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  7. i think the destruction of mandalore is very similar to tatooine mentioned in KOTOR by the tuskens, the planet was a paradise but the ratakan empire destroyed its surface, glassed the whole planet, now its a desert hell

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  8. That image of Sundari, it's either a flashback of Bo-Katan's childhood or there's going to be a time skip, showing Mandalore being restored.

    Our own planet shows that it can heal itself. Look at Chernobyl. While inhospitable to humans, flore and fauna have reclaimed it.

    The mythosaur, the weird morlock creatures, the dragon lizards — all point to the fact Mandalore is healing and will recover. In time.

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  9. The real horror about Mandalore's fate is that the Empire WENT EASY on the planet. They took the effort and expense of using fusion bombs and launching a planetary invasion to mop up the survivors, leaving something to walk on, rather than simply execute a Base Delta Zero planetary bombardment and reduce Mandalore to a chunk of molten rock with no atmosphere (all blasted into space).
    I believe the Empire planned to eventually restore the environment and recolonize the planet, just to prove a point and flaunt it to what Mandalorians had escaped into space, but they lost the Galactic Civil War and now they don't have the means. And maybe, just maybe, the surviving Mandalorians will be able to reclaim their world and raise the money to have the Ithorians restore it in a few centuries.

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  10. So did Disney retcon the whole story about the republic glassing mandalore (which was why it is a désert with dôme cities in clone wars)? (Also this was right after the mandalorians helped the republic iirc so yeah the republic sucks)

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