*Fun fact:* In the novelization of Episode I, Anakin meets a wounded young Tusken in the desert. He then heals him and spend the night together until the Tusken's tribe finds them in the morning, forgiving Anakin's life as a payment for saving the member of the Tribe. Also, there is a Legends mini-comic in which a young Luke meets a vision of his father as a child, with the latter telling him that Tuskens are "misunderstood creatures"

@blackmercury2796

2 жыл бұрын

This makes the context of him wiping out a tribe of Tusken's in Episode II much sadder and tragic than before, it's an action downright abhorrent which we can tell Anakin had huge guilt towards (even if the dialogue and acting wasn't necessarily good).

@OptimusNero

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackmercury2796 The most curious thing about this fact is that the novelization was written before Episode II came out, so the author didn't know about the Tusken massacre when he wrote that part. Imagine his reaction when he watched the movie

@goodmind4940

2 жыл бұрын

@@OptimusNero I imagine it was deleted scene from TPM? So George must have knew already

@SergioLeonardoCornejo

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackmercury2796 it is supposed to be abhorrent. That is why they make emphasis on him killing children.

@jameskent5347

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackmercury2796 you aren't wrong but from what I've read about the way Lucas directs that isn't really the cast's fault they were just following what Lucas wanted. Which at times was corny. For evidence I'd like to remind everyone of the Indiana Jones movie with Lucas's involvement. The man created some of the most impactful Sci fi movies in Hollywood's history but there is alot of ideas he had then which were hokey and absurd.

Even HK-47 knew that Tuskens weren't vicious mindless animals. He still wanted to kill them for fun, but he wanted that for everyone. Besides Revan.

@herrscherofisaf5592

2 жыл бұрын

*MEATBAGS and TUSKEN ROARS INTENSIFY!!

@seawind930

2 жыл бұрын

I mean I did their quest in KOTOR and then killed everyone to get more loot. Even with all that still savages that like sand 1/10

@warlordofbritannia

2 жыл бұрын

They were meatbags, and he slaughtered them like meatbags!

Darth Vader: I serve a galactic expanded empire. Why couldn’t I find you? Luke: I was raised on Tatooine. Was nearly killed by a Tusken Raider. Darth Vader: Sand? Why is it always sand?!

@geetslys

2 жыл бұрын

Vaders only weakness... "SAND"

@CrimsonRevolutionary

2 жыл бұрын

@@geetslys it does get everywhere

It's important to show both sides. Yes, the Sand People could be brutal, but they were also misunderstood and honorable with a tragic backstory. However, the same is in reverse: The Sand People were a misunderstood people of honor and tribulation who had a tragic backstory, but they use their backstory to justify cruelty and brutal displays. They practice slavery, ritualistic torture murder, and are extremely xenophobic. They are worthy of sympathy, but let's not look at it through rose-tinted glasses. They are an excellent mirror into some real-life cultures in that way...

@Bowiiihowdy

2 жыл бұрын

Not all tribes think the same way either. Some like the one seen in the mandalorian where more willing to help outsiders

@SirBlackReeds

2 жыл бұрын

Too late. Disney already made them squishy.

@beowulf.reborn

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bowiiihowdy keep in mind, that the tribe in the Mandalorian were equally receiving aid against the Krayt, they were getting something very valuable. And even the tribe in Book of Boba Fett, which accepted him into their family, nevertheless practiced slavery, and thought it permissible for their children to beat those slaves for no other reason than hate, or the fun of it. It was only after Boba Fett showed himself to be strong, and honorable, that they saw him as anything other than a slave to be used.

@monteagudoabeezekieljardie7884

2 жыл бұрын

You know, MotleyNerd, after watching the first episode of The Mandalorian Season 2, I can now see that the Sand People are not all that bad. They are misunderstood by those who don't know better. So, it really surprised me that Mando (Din Djarin) can communicate with them, with no problem or trouble. Let's hope both Disney and Star Wars can continue this trend of seeing the Star Wars Universe through another's perspective. Especially the Sand People.

The Tusken had a pretty curious relationship with the Skywalkers: -Anakin killed an entire Tusken village due to the death of his mother -Luke was almost killed by the Tusken just when his journey as a Jedi began -Anakin Solo had a pretty close relationship with a human girl raised by Tusken -Cade killed an extremely powerful Sith raised by the Tusken

@KlaxontheImpailr

2 жыл бұрын

Wait, Anakin jr? How many kids did Vader have?

@sovietmisaki

2 жыл бұрын

@@KlaxontheImpailr That Anakin was one of Han & Leia's children

@inquisitorichijou883

2 жыл бұрын

Not to forget that in the Episode 1 novel, Anakin found a Tusken that was trapped under rocks and freed him. They shared a campfire and when the rest of the tribe arrived to take the Tusken home, they left Anakin and alone despite the tribe's obvious disdain for settlers.

@bodaciouschad

2 жыл бұрын

@@inquisitorichijou883 not murdering a wayward traveler isn't as stringent a metric to gauge one's moral fiber as you think it is, but point taken.

@KlaxontheImpailr

2 жыл бұрын

@@sovietmisaki oh right! I didn’t think of that guy. I thought Vader was just a serial deadbeat dad for a second.

They made not have been the aggressors initially, but they definitely become that when they eventually murder innocent people who had nothing to do with their conflict, like Anakin’s mom for example.

@Underworlddream

2 жыл бұрын

Also, people may have forgotten but they did try enslaving Boba Fett and that other alien, beat him, and barley gave him water to survive, and force them to dig for black melon. chance they were not the first. Also his being done by the HONORABLE tribe, just imagine what the dishonorable one was doing.

@fenriraldrek1022

2 жыл бұрын

kind of reminds me of the native American's to be honest, I mean, both natives and settlers tend to do terrible things to one another, no one's really innocent in something like this.

@FalconWindblader

2 жыл бұрын

You speak as if the Sand people are a singular whole, but they clearly are not. The aggressors are only the tribes that do go out to fuck up innocent settlers just because they don't like them, not the entire race or species in general. For most part, i dare say that most of the Sand people just wanna be left alone to go about their business in their own turfs, going against outsiders only when they're actually crossed or their territories trespassed.

Fun fact; the Tuskens did happen to adopt humans, the most famous one being the jedi Sharad Hett. He became a great warrior among them, gaining the title of chieftain. He united many tribes and is the father of renowned jedi A'Sharad Hett (future sith-lord Darth Krayt).

In the Howlrunner storyline, the sand people were shown as vengeful warriors(in my opinion) led by Darth Krayt’s father. Removing of their mask was seen as blasphemy and sacrilege.

@inquisitorichijou883

2 жыл бұрын

THey also were respecting of those who could fight for themselves (as mentioned in the part about struggle). That's how Sharad Hett could go from captive to warrior to clan leader. And there was also the part about how those who were unable to hold a weapon anymore would usually end their own lives as to not be a burden to the clan. As we could see with one warrior who lost a hand to a Krayt Dragon.

When Boba was being lead to a tent, I was almost under the impression that he will be given a she-Tusken. I don’t think that will work.

Fact: After Darth Vader wiped out a Tusken Raider village, the sole survivor who went to tell another Tusken village what happened end up sacrificed on a burning prye in the image of Darth Vader

I do like how the feature films and the expanded universe depicted nuanced, non-black and white perspectives of the Sand People from various perspectives. If you put yourself in the shoes of a settler like Luke Skywalker, you’d understandably see Sand People as a bunch of primitive, murderous savages. If you put yourself in the shoes of a Mandalorian like Din Djarin, you’d understandably see them as sympathetic tribal warriors just trying to survive in the face of outsider incursions.

@roberteischen4170

2 жыл бұрын

You ever play KOTOR?

@chrisestabrooks8197

2 жыл бұрын

Also they tried killing a kid in ep 1

@SirBlackReeds

2 жыл бұрын

They have a culture of brutality. They aren't just trying to survive.

@FalconWindblader

2 жыл бұрын

@@SirBlackReeds They're brutal PRECISELY because they're trying to survive. Their own legends & modern day interaction with outsiders already told them that outsiders are by & large, not to be trusted. Our own histories has told us enough that squishy, friendly softies often get stepped on by those that're technologically superior, & the only way for technologically inferior ones to hold their own against such odds is precisely to adopt a brutal culture. So far, there's no reason to think that things are any different in that regard in the SW universe.

We need to see more species of Star wars cultures that will be fun to watch

@geetslys

2 жыл бұрын

100% we do

Definitive Guide: 1. URURURUGAHAH! *waves stick* means “Hey, it looks like you’ve fallen over. You good bro?”. Easy misunderstanding.

“Technology is blasphemy” ah yes, space amish

@RedSox3149

2 жыл бұрын

Space Luddites more aptly lol

Does anyone wonder what does the Tusken Raiders look like underneath their masks? Are they human or humanoid?

@demi-femme4821

2 жыл бұрын

In Legends, they were once a near-human species, but had evolved to the point where they were somehow different.

@dtxspeaks268

2 жыл бұрын

Human, just very Very inbred to the point of being primitive

SWTOR Jedi Counselor storyline goes a little into Sand People culture. Learning how they survived the cataclysm that rendered Tatooine went from Jungle and Ocean to inhospitable Desert over night.

Hey, Geetsly. Could you make a video on Meetra Surik? I've just watched your videos about the Sith triumvirate and noticed that only Darth Traya's ideals and philosophy weren't refuted, unlike Darth Sion or Darth Nihilus. Which makes her an even more interesting character, but also a scary villain, since she presents a new, dark view on the Will of the Force and, when you see it, she actually wanted (at least in a more superficial view of her ideals) to bring free will to the galaxy. Which is why I think she's a scary villain.

Here’s an idea for a video: Which Jedi Council member during the Clone Wars best embodied the Jedi as a whole?

@yoshiyahatano6365

2 жыл бұрын

The answer to that is Plo Koon

@geetslys

2 жыл бұрын

That's a good idea!

The mandalorian and the old republic game is what made me not think of the tusken raiders as badguys their situation is kinda like native Americans

@monteagudoabeezekieljardie7884

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. After watching the Book of Boba Fett series, my younger brother commented on how similar the Sand People are to the Native Americans. Both respected and honored their lands and traditions. Both view settlers and outsiders as dangerous intruders, who disrespect their lands with their machines for their own means.

Anakin: "I hate Sand. It's coarse, rough and gets everywhere."

The Tribe that took Boba Fett in explained that some Tribes have chosen to kill to protect themselves from settlers, but that also implies that not every Tribe is killers, some do things differently and are more reasonable. So, the Sand People are just like the CIS, they may be a massive group, but they don't all act and agree on the same things. Some are evil dicks the Tribes that killed Anakin's mom, the ones that attacked Luke, and the ones that attacked Ezra are definitely evil, just like those in the CIS with evil motives like the Cooperations or say the Trandosians who only joined to kill the innocent Wookies, but some are actually decent and good people, like the Tribes seen in The Mandalorian or the one that took Boba Fett in, just like the good CIS out there, like the Nosaurians.

I rarely comment on this channel because I always choose watch your vids on my TV so that it can be given the proper viewing experience, however, I wanted to say thank you. Thank you for your amazing content and mad appreciation for the Star Wars mythos and lore. This channel is my safe and happy place. Thank you.

I have thought since episode one of The Book Of Boba Fett that it feels more like Dances With Wolves in Star Wars. Especially once I realised that it’s not one massive population of Tuskens but however many tribes of Tuskens around the planet. And I have given them a bit more respect while watching the Mandalorian, Book of Boba Fett and listening to the Kenobi audiobook.

@buchan448

2 жыл бұрын

i also thought it was like dances with wolves or maybe the last samurai being a prisoner then becomiong one of them

I knew most of this before TBBF, and it was part of the reason it made so much sense to me that the sand people were so predisposed to destroying rather than utilizing the speeder bikes... however with all things considered it also made sense. Honestly, my favorite part of TBBF was the attention given to the more underappreciated races of the universe (not only sand people but also gamorreans and rancor to name a few). I would greatly appreciate more shows featuring more in depth exploration of these and other species within the galaxy. :)

Gamorreons now Tuskans? You covering all my favorite races! Thanks :)

I know people like to brush over it but they literally enslaved boba fett

Podraces were held by Jabba on sacred land of the sand people, just to piss them off and create tension during the race

Bro if you did broadcast i’d tune in every time love your story telling keep it up

I don’t understand why they didn’t use the speeder bikes, just like a bantha. (Don’t look at the speed difference on Lego Star Wars)

Find i am only doing this because you’re the best die hard Star Wars fan i know that can accept mistakes but i think you’re a good person! May the force be with you

Can we all give Disney credit with theses new shows? I understand the movies are divisive, but how the new shows are amazing. Everything I think star wars should be!

always loved them :D and as a kid i learned how to sound like them :D don't know if i can still do it though :D

See though, if religious groups that are otherwise peaceful, say the Amish, chose to follow their religion by targeting and killing those who did use technology, I'd call them "evil raiders" too. Doesn't matter if it's their faith, when you do evil acts, you're doing evil acts. And "they didn't follow my religion" is the worst possible reason.

@DavidSJr

2 жыл бұрын

If your religion translates to climate change activism IRL then yeah it’s acceptable

@stargateMimhi

2 жыл бұрын

​@@DavidSJr No it isn't. Harming others for religious motives is never acceptable.

@adfdasdfadfadsfareae

2 жыл бұрын

@@DavidSJr the Sand People wouldn't be on a desert rock if they hadn't been such hyperviolent people to begin with. The Rakata bombed them into submission, and they deserved it.

They remind me of the Fremen from Dune. At least in these new representations in the films and series.

The sand people narrative sounds like a sci Fi take on the Noble savage myth that was popularized in the early 20th century and is still used today. The hard fact is it dosent matter if the sand people have reasons for their behavior. Those reasons are often either cultural or based on events centuries in the past and the end result is often the death of people that had nothing to do with any of it. It's like saying a serial killer has reasons for killing women because their mother abused them. Modern humans live in a time so prosperous that we have forgotten charity, empathy, and sympathy are luxury items. They are things that can only exist when a society or person has a certain degree of prosperity. When you are living with the reality that sand people could attack, torture, and kill you and your loved ones at any time, sympathy for their reasons is not something that you can afford.

I dont remember the lore on the subject but how well did the sand people and the Jawas get along?

@danielbenjaminsilva

2 жыл бұрын

The Jawas had a relatively peaceful existence with the sand people. A cautious respect like how you nod politely at someone walking by because they are armed. Sand people can be more ritualistic which can come off as temperamental or unpredictable and Jawas sense of ownership can seem very much off-world. You can simply say that they survive Tatooine together.

@danielbenjaminsilva

2 жыл бұрын

I forgot to add that almost across the board both sides prefer avoidance over anything else.

@adfdasdfadfadsfareae

2 жыл бұрын

Not well at all, dunno what these other people are talking about. The Jawas were constantly hunted and enslaved.

@danielbenjaminsilva

2 жыл бұрын

@@adfdasdfadfadsfareae Do you mind citing some sources? I can as well.

Wish you’d mentioned Sharad Hett and A’Sharad Hett, father and son Jedi who were Tuskens

10:33 I LIKE YOUR VIDEOS. I CAN SEE YOU PUT A LOT OF TALENT SKILL AND HARD WORK INTO THEM. YOU SOUND LIKE YOU KNOW YOUR STUFF, AND ARE, I'M SURE A FORMIDABLE OPPONENT IN THE GAMING WORLD, SOMETHING YOU MENTIONED. THAT SAID, AND WITH RESPECT, YOU ARE YOUNG ENOUGH EASILY TO BE MY SON, AND NOT MY FIRST. MY OWN DAUGHTER IS THIRTY ONE (WOW) I REMEMBER WHEN "STAR WARS" CAME OUT, IT WAS SOLD OUT, SO I HAD TO WATCH THE MAIN EVENT, INSTEAD, WITH BARBARA STRIESAND. ANYWAY, I'VE BEEN WATCHING STAR WARS SLOWLY EXPLODE IN DEVELOPMENT OVER THE DECADES. LATELY I HAVE WITNESSED SOMETHING I REALLY DIDN'T EXPECT, BUT SHOULD HAVE; THAT IS, THE PARADIGM SHIFT IN STAR WARS UNIVERSE. WHEN I WAS YOUNGER, THE SAND PEOPLE WERE PORTRAYED TO US, THE AUDIENCE AS LITTLE BETTER THAN VISCIOUS ANIMALS. THAT WAS FED TO US. THAT WAS A PART OF THE STORY LINE, YET EVEN FROM THE BEGINNING, AT LEAST I, PERSONALLY, WANTED THERE TO BE SOMETHING MORE TO THEM. I NEEDED SOME HOW FOR THEM TO BE JUSTIFIED, AND I DON'T KNOW WHY RIGHT NOW, BUT I DID, I DO.-THE SAND PEOPLE. I JUST FELT LIKE, THEY GOT A BAD RAP, SOMEHOW, WE DIDN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THEM. WHAT'S MORE, RUMOUR'S HAD IT AMOUNG EARTH'S YOUNGLING POPULATION THAT THERE WAS A BACK STORY. BUT LUCAS PLAYED IT TIGHT TO THE CHEST; WISE. I REMEMBER, AGAIN, AS A KID AROUND THE TIME STAR WARS A NEW HOPE CAME OUT... I HAD A DREAM WHERE THE SAND PEOPLE, IMPERIAL STORMTROOPERS, AND THE REBELS; PARTICULARLLY THE X-WING FIGHTERS WERE INVOLVED IN A MURDER INVESTIGATION, WHERE A MAJOR CLUE THEREOF WAS A BLOODY HANDPRINT ON A TREE AT THE EDGE OF MY PARENTS PROPERTY...MY DREAM NEVER PANNED OUT. THE CASE WAS NEVER SOLVED, YET THE DREAM, WHICH REPRESENTED AN EXPANSION OF THIS WONDERFUL NEW UNIVERSE , TO EXPLORE, HEAR STORIES AND TO TAKE PART OF; THAT DID COME TRUE, AMAZINGLY. ANYWAY, I AGREE WITH YOU. I AM SURE YOU HAVE SUFFICIENT INFORMATION TO MAKE A VALID AND TRUTHFUL CLAIM, AS YOU DO. ALL THE SAME, WITH HONAR COMES WISDOM, I WOULD THINK. I MEAN, SOUNDSLIKE THEY HAVE SOME REDEEMING 'SPIRITUAL' QUALITIES. MAYBE THEY'LL REALIZE THEY AIN'T THE ONLY ONE'S ON THE ROCK, AND IF THEY STOP SHOOTING THEIR NEW NIEGHBORS THEN MAYBE THOSE NIEGHBORS MIGHT RESPCT THEM IN TURN. THEY ARE PRETTY VISCIOUS. LIKE DARTH VADAR, I KEEP LOSING SYMPATHY FOR HIM. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE HIM IN BATTLE AND WHEN HE BEING INTIMIDATING, HE'S GOT A BIT OF EMO, I THINK ALL GAMERS HAVE THE SAME. IN ROGUE ONE, AT THE END WHEN WE SEE THE BATTLE FROM THE OVER PERSPECTIVE, WHEN THE REBELS WERE TRYINGTO PASS THE DEATHSTAR PLANS (THEY DID) AND VADAR, SHOWS UP IN A CLOUD OF DARKNESS, THE RED SABER'S LIGHT CUTTING A BLOODY WOUND IN THE DARKNESS, ONLY TO REVEAL HIM STANDING THERE. HE SLAUGHTERS LIKE TWELVE TROOPS IN LESS TIME IT TOOK TO WRITE THIS PARTICULAR SENTENCE, PROBABLY WITH MORE RHYTHIM TOO.THAT WAS COOL, BUT KILLING YOUNGLINGS? HE REMINDS ME OF G.G.ALLEN, THE SCUM ROCKER OF...SOMEWHEN. NO ONE WANTS TO TOP HIS SCUMMY SCUM SCUM. I GOTTA DO ALL THAT BE FREE? NAH.

Wait I just realized something, if you boil away oceans, the water is not gone, it's just in the atmosphere. That much water doesn't simply disappear, whole conservation of mass. That much water in an atmosphere would definitely reach critical mass and cause heavy precipitation. so wouldn't the oceans return after possibly months/years of heavy rain instead of the planet becoming a desert? or is there some sort of massive subterranean ocean?

I like the kenobi book /audiobook for good view of tuskens

@supremeleadergnkdroid3202

2 жыл бұрын

I just read that a few days ago. Great book

TBH they do many horrible things deserving of hostility. I won't change my mind over Disney funded fanfiction. But I do know there is no reason to make them go extinct.

The Native-American parallels are heavy.

If Star Wars has what that is the equivalent of the Mahdi, the Messiah or the Prophet on Tatooine, all tribes of the Sand People are most likely going to united for the certain amount of time. I see this happened in Sudan before when all things went bad because of the corruption of the Turco-Egyptian govermnent and the British's imperial ambitions in Africa and suddenly, they all heard of the Mahdi and united behind his banner to drive all foreign influences out of Sudan. And they succeeded... only for the Mahdi's successor to screw it up.

These shows have made me see the Sand People in a new light.

They’ll be back in greater numbers

Basically the rakata are responsible for the evolution of the sand people and jawas.

I never saw the sand people as evil just people doing what they needed to survive

I'll never see Tatooine the same way

When can we see more clone commanders’ personal philosophies videos?

Anyone who played knights of the old republic knew the sand people never got a fair shake in the movies lol

So the battle that I always dreamed of to happen in tattoine actually happened? The Sand People Vs Jawas? I am rooting for the sand people, Jawas while I used to think they were just cute kids now I see they are little demons. I think the story of the Tusken Raiders is kinda basically portraying the Native Americans throughout history which thinking of them that way makes them even more cool then I thought prior. I actually really like the bantha’s too because they are basically a horse buffalo dog and like how the sand people basically choose to ride a dog rather then a motorcycle and use a stick over a gun (besides the cycled rifle) Also their aim is very good especially compared to imperial stormtroopers so yeah sand people = 😎

@oceanman6887

2 жыл бұрын

Like a bantha

Like a Bantha!

The tuskens have a similar story to the aboriginals in Australia

@adfdasdfadfadsfareae

2 жыл бұрын

The British glassed the continent?

@nuttyboi6645

2 жыл бұрын

Well kinda there have been quite a few nuclear tests on and near aboriginal land It has also led to birth defects due to the radiation

I wish the book of boba fett used the idea that it was the tusken's choice not to use speeders, but to me it felt like they made it out that it the tusken's were "too stupid to understand"

@dubbingsync

2 жыл бұрын

Well there believe that speeders disconnect you from the land would have been the hurdle they would have to get over. So it’s a cultural thing for them. And of course if they haven’t used speeders before they are going to have some hiccups when they train with them.

@Pax4

2 жыл бұрын

I completely agree with you but for me it just felt like it was trying to appease kids in way. Just a small thing that bothers me.

Wasn’t this like the entire point of the first 4-6 episodes nothing the average viewer could pick up on

Which has more depth, Gamorreans or Tusken Raiders?

how many are there. As I seen there are two tribes.

Make a video about jawas, the shows treat them worse than Sand People for some reason

They're pretty much like Dune's fremen seen through the Star Wars lens. People are quick to judge the Sand People as merely monsters, but they forget that it was the colonizers who instigated conflict. They trespassed on the sovereign territory of the tribes, took land that was not theirs, and then blame the Sand People for defending what's theirs. I don't condone the extreme violence and cruelty that many of the tribes have perpetrated, but the source of the conflict cannot be denied. Tatooine is the sovereign territory of the Sand People and their myriad tribes, and the bloodshed won't stop until that claim is respected, and the colonizers leave. Although good luck with that, considering so many of them are trapped there by poverty. Which is its own kind of tragedy.

KOTOR always did it best, no matter what it was.

Bobas tribe were not better because they gave the prisoners to the boy who was working them to death

👍👍👍👍

I'm furious... not because of this video it's a perfectly good lore video. I was repeatedly brow beaten into watching this because I just don't understood the sandpeople/tusken lore despite me literally already knowing all this!!! Not your fault or your fans fault just venting. Considering Saud everyone in Rag's comment section saying these same lore facts are wrong, some how...

damn i dont remember these fremen

Really nice that we've finally got televisual media so to sympathize with these denizens, since games like KotOR and novels like Kenobi are a bit hard to access to a lot of fans back then.

Only star wars channel that corrected the name of the people.

Rakata

I always liked tuskens idk why lol

Well you COULD just have all the Tuskens watch couple the Dune movies... An help them better understand some humans. The remakes not the cryptic hard to understand an almost failed Original. Can almost see that in some big outside theater on Tatooine somewhere... Damn Rakantans... Last time I saw a species terrorize another an it last for eons after the HurQ tried to crush the Klingons

I know they were misunderstood but doesn't give them the right to torture innocents and those that did well Ani knows what the call is

Also you should watch Cardinal West prequel rewrite video and the star wars movies rewrite of Phoenix Studio.

926 views. First time I'm this early lol

Hm, interesting.

This sounds like propaganda on accepting sand people who tried to kill a kid in ep 1 and a farmboy in ep 4

Nope . No thanks . Don't Klingon my Sand People . Don't Star Trek my Star Wars . Don't turn my most ruthless bounty hunter in the Galaxy, into Tatooine's Diversity and Inclusion Commisar . (whoops, guess it's too late for the last one ! Disney's gonna Disney ... , and Boba Fett's gonna Boba Fat. Sad, but not entirely unexpected. Easy pass.)

Book of Boba Fett is more a PR movie for Tuskens than the action scifi adventure I was hoping for.

Yeet

@yes.elevens3688

2 жыл бұрын

Had to get that bad boi translated.

The Senate has the most virtuous ideals.

18 seconds ago njce

Naw there still evil Like you killed someone’s mother and kill here then you’re a bad guy

👎😎 what a load of B.S.

Nobody ever seems to mention how the Tuskens are treated have almost a direct correlation to how the US treated its natives.

@adfdasdfadfadsfareae

2 жыл бұрын

Probably because they are nothing alike.

@patriciabenjamin7056

2 жыл бұрын

@@adfdasdfadfadsfareae so a wounded warrior is captured by a savage peoples, but eventually learns their ways and earns their respect, but are eventually massacred by uncaring expansionists. That's Dances With Wolves.

The Fremen are better

And people were crying bcs the Sand People was depict more humane then in perviously in the movies

I don't think people really have an issue with how the tuskens we're depicted, rather with why they were depicted a certain way which was just for virtue signaling

Who thought they were just savages in the desert? That's some very closed minded thinking. Maybe Disney?

Yes, Sand People had another side -- the old Star Wars bestiary ("The Wildlife of Star Wars: A Field Guide") showed the special bond they had with their banthas, published over 10 years ago. I still can't help but see this as just yet another attempt by Disney to "diversify" and "subvert" old favorite lore, and I'm sick of their politics being shoved into my media.

@TheSuperRatt

2 жыл бұрын

So you'd rather have skin deep, "races" that are inherently evil? You gotta know that's now how it works, right? A little complexity never hurt nobody. No culture is ever just so one note.

@adfdasdfadfadsfareae

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheSuperRatt except Star Wars is a FANTASY.