Bravo, bravo. I would give you some cookies, but, alas, it is currently physically impossible to transport objects through the internet.Jonluw said:
Fan theories you firmly believe in
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VeryOddGamer said:
[sub]Thank you, thank you[/sub]
Fixed the video for you by the way.
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Or the Force Lightning could've just short circuited his life support system.Treblaine said:
Of course both explanations seem contradictory to what we know of the Sith.
I never thought it was the lighting that finished off Vader, because Luke's robotic hand kept working fine after far longer shocking and so did Vader's respirator keep cycling and his robotic limbs kept moving. Vader was more than a cyborg, he looked like the living dead under his mask: deathly white, and bald with pustulous growths.canadamus_prime said:
I think it is in fitting with what kind of powers the Sith have as being like evil wizards, voodoo like resurrection into a zombie like existence is a very necromancer thing to do, and it adds to why Anakin - who was supposed to have been a good person - would submit to being a slave to an evil person like Emperor Palpatine. It's a lot easier to be seduced to the dark side if the alternative is succumbing to death.
I think this is why Vader refused to consider turning on his master, not that he was worried he'd get zapped a tiny bit before he off'd him, but that if he dies at all or simply defies him then he is doomed as well. To me it fits poetically that Vader would give up his eternal life to save his son.
Except that the Sith usually don't have any time for those they consider weak. If Anakin were to to die, or in the case of the prequel trilogy, lose to Obi-Won, that would make him look weak, so if Palpatine behaved like a typical Sith then he'd have washed his hands of him after that. ...or at least that's what I would've expected him to do.Treblaine said:
That Jenova was controlling Sephiroth and not the other way around. Because even with Crisis Core to expand on it, I don't see how Sephiroth snapped the way he did or how Sephiroth was able to bring an ancient world-eating parasite into submission when every other person with Jenova cells can be mind-controlled through them. I don't care if Word of God contradicts it, because who was in control is never vital to the story.
No, the Sith value strength in themselves but their selfishness exploits and seeks out weakness in others.canadamus_prime said:
Palpatine as a Sith would of course want to keep a loyal slave like Darth Vader, utterly loyal and ruthless in carrying out the busy work of maintaining an empire while he can lord it up not having to worry about the triviality of running security operations for the Death Star. Yet no so powerful that he could challenge him.
If Palpatine found that Anakin was without match in combat and became a close ally as Darth Vader, he might just have him bumped off so that he wouldn't be worried about him challenging him an beating him in combat.
PS: I still don't consider the prequel trilogy, I don't know how Anakin would end up a half-dead cyborg but not in a fight with Obi Wan. It could be a clone attack that kills his wife (Mother of Luke and Leia) and leaves Anakin almost dead, he is twisted by anger and his loss he agrees to become Palpatine's servant as Darth Vader as long as he can avenge the death of his wife.
Anakin chooses the path of vengeance, extremism and totalitarianism. A ceaseless drive to destroy all the enemies of the empire.
Ok, I'll give you that. And yes yes, I realize that you don't recognize the prequel trilogy and I'm not going to get into THAT right now. ¬____¬Treblaine said:
Nevertheless, I was just saying that neither it nor your theory seemed consistent with Sith as I understood them. That's the only reason why I mentioned it.
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that makes much more sense than any of that necromancer stuff you were talking about.
Then how comes that some medium size company on Earth has a image from ancient alien ruins on Mars when it was suposed to be all a big secret?Elect G-Max said:
I've been visiting Eva-Geeks for awhile and even browse and read discussions on the forums and never once have I seen what you have claimed - that it's run by A/S shippers. And by RCB do you mean the Red Cross Book?Elect G-Max said:
But yeah, to me the Sequel Theory doesn't make sense but it's not because it's Evangelion. Most of Eva can make sense when you put some effort into it I think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGw5ioNigFMElect G-Max said:
Around 15 minutes and something, shows a image of that alien place of the movie ending.
If wasn't a dream, then how they had a picture of it?
You make a valid point, however I think someone could probably counter it with one or more of these these points.Elect G-Max said:
1. Anakin was supposedly some kind of prodigy, so it's possible he could mind trick someone a normal jedi could not.
2. Padme likely had her guard down with him which could have made it easier. Plus the familiarity between the two might have helped.
3. The two were in almost constant contact with each other, so perhaps his influence could have worn down any resistance she had.
If these don't work for you, that's fine. There's certainly room for interpretation here.
I follow the James Bond fan theory.
The one that states that it is just a code name and not a single character.
The one that states that it is just a code name and not a single character.
Not going to get into a massive discussion about this but I was just wondering how you would explain the fact that the Catalyst appears as the kid if the kid is actually real.Its an AI how does it know the kid exists and what he looks like and even if it could find that out why would it appear as him.That's the main reason I believe the indoctrination theory as its the only way I can see the kid being at the end making sense.The_Waspman said: