It's been a
long five years.
We've tried to resist
fear and mistrust.
Rule the Galaxy.
Cal, look into the fire.
It will warm you,
keep you company.
But left unchecked,
it will consume everything.
Until there is only.
How could you let the galaxy fall to this
unworthy machine of an empire?
Hope may feel beyond her grasp.
And I think we finally found somewhere the empire can't reach us.
Imagine
no more looking over your shoulder.
A place that's worth fighting for.
No matter the cost.
Welcome back everyone
it's Charlie.
This is the way this will be my Star Wars Jedi Survivor trailer video.
There's a whole bunch of Easter eggs and references.
I know people want to see Karl casters come to the Mandalorian and live action.
I'm in the middle of doing The Mandalorian Season three episodes right now.
My Episode
four video was posted a couple of days, so be sure to subscribe to get everything.
Also, give some copies of the game away when it actually comes out in April.
Funny coincidence too,
because this week, The Mandalorian Season three Episode four is titled The Child.
It's all about Grow Goose or plug in to see some more order 66 flashbacks,
and they're releasing the New Jedi Survivor trailer, which is all about
surviving Order 66 and surviving the Empire
a little bit later in the timeline during this game,
where ten years after Revenge of the Sith, which puts us right around
the start of the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, just in a different part of the galaxy.
So while Darth Vader in the Inquisitors are busy chasing down Obi-Wan
Kenobi, Caucusus is busy dealing with this other Jedi survivor,
the guy who survived from the High Republic era who's hundreds of years old.
It sounds like he is pissed about what happened with Order 66.
Like, how dare you?
How dare you let the Emperor in the Empire do this?
It sounds like he's on an antique and Skywalker Darth Vader band.
Like he's going to bring his, quote unquote, order to the Galaxy
just in a completely different direction that Darth Vader wanted to take things.
But the idea is that during the game, carcasses
is meant to be about 23 years old.
So for those of you that are wondering
how old he is compared to the characters on The Mandalorian right now,
he'd be just a little bit younger, around the same age as Ahsoka,
and she's around her early forties, so would actually be pretty easy to age.
Cameron Monahan up just a couple years, a little bit older for him to fit in
with the characters in the timeline,
but they did sound pretty certain that they would make a third game,
so they might make the third game before he shows up in the live action series
based on the way they jump around in the footage here in the montage
at the beginning with his voice over, it sounds like he's been busy
helping people just across the galaxy since the events of the last game.
It looks like he's fighting some kind of dark Jedi.
Are people working with the inquisitors or different armor?
This is a traditional inquisitor armor, but they're wielding across hilt
lightsaber here.
They're either a Jedi who turned or someone
who just stole the lightsaber off another Jedi after they died.
I'm also inclined to think it's just that High Republic Jedi
like the main villain of the game.
And that's why he has the cross,
a lightsaber that looks all raw and he's just wearing a helmet.
We see Marin come back. She was a nice sister.
That's why she has those tattoos and force abilities and the green fire.
She's using her nicest Air Force techniques
to ask him to look into her fire, to see a vision.
And that's what they use. The fire for a lot.
They did this kind of thing during the Clone Wars
and Star Wars Rebels, a lot with the nice sister
characters and Darth Maul character because he is also from Dathomir.
So they featured him a lot on that planet.
I'm not sure which planet this is supposed to be.
It looks kind of like Coruscant, but I don't think it's core site
because remember, we're ten years after Revenge of the Sith.
The Empire would have firmly taken over in their seat of power
would have been on course.
And so you would want to stay away from there as far as possible.
It might be Green's homeworld in the mid
rim because you see Merrin talking about the fire warming him,
keeping him company as he's hugging and reuniting with Griese.
The whole idea with the Galaxy is the closer you get to the core worlds,
the more developed, the richer the older the planets get.
Basically.
So the most powerful planets tend to be in the middle rim.
In the galactic core Marin's metaphor about her Knights sister, Fire says left
unchecked, it will consume everything until there's only ash,
which is a dark side of the force reference,
like the hate, the fear within him or the fire,
which is also supposed to be a reference
to the villain of the story, the other ancient Jedi
who's been consumed by his hate, been stewing in that backed a tank
for all these hundreds of years, just getting madder and madder
about what happened with the galaxy going to crap like, Oh,
how dare you destroy the galaxy while I was in the tank?
He sounds so pissed during this.
It'll be interesting to see when they actually meet in Calabasas.
Gets all excited like, Oh my God, I found another Jedi.
This is so wonderful.
And then he starts telling him what actually happened
with the Fall of the Jedi Order 66, and he starts to get more and more pissed off.
A lot of great stuff happening.
Jedi order reached this big zenith, but then, you know,
couple of minor things happened, a couple setbacks.
A whole bunch of us wound up dying.
Most of the rest of us are on the run.
Make sure you watch out for someone named Mannequin Skywalker.
We see more footage of Marin using her force
abilities, fighting stormtroopers, also footage of her fighting with Cal cast
as this is a brand new character named Acuna.
He's a mercenary character who winds up helping Cal Cassius metaphorically
and literally, because you see them both fighting a k-2so droid together.
Speaking of K-2so, I believe he's supposed to appear during season two of Star Wars
and or this isn't meant to be the k-2so from Rogue One, though.
This is just meant to be part of that type of droid.
And this signal might
just be the one that leads them to the surviving High Republic Jedi.
But the voiceover fighting for a place beyond the control of the Empire,
I think is just meant
to be a metaphor for them surviving the Empire like the place is the galaxy.
Just in general, after the events of Return of the Jedi, as
in the title of the game, The Jedi Survive the Empire.
We get a little more B.D.
one footage.
They actually just featured BD one in a couple episodes
of The Mandalorian, Season two in Season three.
I don't remember if he was featured during season one.
I think he just appeared in season
two when Mando sort of building his Naboo Starfighter.
I know there's always a lot of questions about who knew what,
who knew where everybody was during different parts of the timeline.
But the idea is that the main galaxy of Star Wars is a vast, a vast place.
The Mandalorian, for example, barely knew about Jedi characters at all
when he first took up the mission to take Grogu back to his people, quote
unquote, to the other Jedi
looking for Luke Skywalker, even though he didn't realize
it was Luke Skywalker he was looking for.
He referred to them as ancient sorcerers.
That's how little he knew about the Jedi.
There's this whole idea that he's
still trying to resuscitate the Jedi order, going around,
finding other force sensitive people and helping people along the way.
One of the people that the whole crime leads him to is this person here.
But it sounds like it's one of those situations
where he rescues this force sensitive person
who's really bitter about what happened with Order 66, the emperor, Darth Vader.
Turning to the dark side, he says, I will not be imprisoned again.
And he sounds really dark.
So he says that they might come to blows because of their differing ideas
about what they should actually do about the empire moving forward.
Because you also see this new character talking to the mercenaries.
The calculus was fighting in the other part of the trailer
when they refer to the Jedi,
giving them problems, so to speak, like they're going to continue
to fight each other throughout the game.
He holds up the device and says, Not as long as we have this.
It seems like a tracking device that helps him clock caucuses around the galaxy.
Cere Junda comes back.
It looks like she's been taking care
of a new Jedi library or the remnants of the old one.
It meant to look just like the old Jedi library.
We see him fighting a whomp, not on an ice planet
inside an imperial base, fighting similar types of dark trooper robots
that we saw on The Mandalorian series much later in the timeline.
I'm assuming these dark trooper
robots are different from the ones that Moff Gideon created
because I think his we're supposed
to build upon years of imperial engineering and research.
They were way more hardcore
than the ones that Cal Carstens was fighting in this scene.
Here we see him stopping the Blaster shots in midair like Kylo Ren.
The other big change to this isn't the big Kylo Ren Easter egg.
He has a cross hilt light saber just like Kylo Ren did,
except his doesn't look all janky like Kylo Ren's did.
The actual synopses for the story just reads.
During Star Wars, Jedi survivor Callixtus is pushed further
to the outer rim of the galaxy by the Empire.
Darth Vader, the Emperor, the Inquisitors.
The game picks up five years after Star Wars, Jedi Fallen Order.
Notice the new scars on his face.
Look, he's got a bunch of extra city miles on him.
He crashes their spaceship during the events of the game.
They say Cal Casas considers himself a Jedi knight like he's a Padawan no longer.
They also say that during that five year time jump, he's had many subsequent run
ins with the Imperials inquisitors since the end of Jedi Fallen Order.
They've already done the Inquisitors in live action.
And like I said, this game in particular takes place at the exact same time
that the Obi-Wan Kenobi episodes are taking place.
Yet the picture Darth Vader using the inquisitors to go after Callixtus
in much to the grand inquisitors chagrin
all of his attention shifts to this Obi-Wan Kenobi person.
It is the picture Darth Vader being like, okay, we have history.
I need to focus on Obi-Wan Kenobi right now.
I've been obsessed with him for the past ten years since Revenge of the Sith.
He would definitely be
way more obsessed with Obi-Wan Kenobi than he would be with Carl KASELL.
Like he'd be pissed off about what happened at the end of Jedi Fallen order.
But he's been way more pissed off
about what happened with Obi-Wan Kenobi in his scarring on Mustafar.
Then we have a couple of new antagonists, like we have
this new Jedi character that he rescues who seems like he falls to darkness.
And this is a creepy looking senator on Coruscant who seems like he's after him,
even though that looks kind of like the Grand Inquisitor.
He's not meant to be the Grand Inquisitor.
He's supposed to be
a brand new senator character that they're introducing for the game.
But because this is taking place during the events of Obi-Wan Kenobi,
we know a lot about what happens later in the timeline because we don't see
another real Jedi Academy forming until Luke Skywalker creates his.
During the events of The Mandalorian series,
we also found out that the planet that that Jedi Academy is on
is offices, which has a deep history in Star Wars lore.
It goes all the way back in the legends canon.
They explained that
that was the main planet that the Jedi Order moved
to, that more modern Jedi order when it formed.
After they left Titan, which was the other planet
they visited in the Mandalorian series, where Grogu,
who sent out the beacon in the forest to basically anybody that could hear it.
He was just lucky that Luke Skywalker
was the first person to respond to the Beacon,
because it wasn't just a beacon
to the Jedi, it was a beacon to anyone who was for sensitive and could detect it.
They're also a lot of people that we know about who survived,
who are just waiting to come back
in the live action projects, who would have heard it, too.
Both bad and good people.
A lot of that stuff, they're saving for the future live action series.
Like we'll get into a lot of force lore during the Ahsoka series in particular.
Those episodes will be coming right after the Mandalorian Season
three, probably sometime around the summer.
Like late summer maybe, but that'll take place
during the same part of the timeline, or at least the main part of the series.
They'll probably be some flashbacks during it because I believe Hayden
Christensen is also supposed to show up during that,
but either have to be as a force ghost or it would be flashbacks.
Probably one of the other coolest things during the trailer,
though, is the dual wielding like dual building becomes a big feature in the game
and it doesn't have to be
you holding a regular double bladed lightsaber and breaking it apart.
It is like two completely different lightsabers that you get to use.
But if there are any other Easter eggs or questions you have about
what's going on during the events of this, or how this crosses over with the other
big characters in the Star Wars universe just right up below in the comments.
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