1 Tragic FACT about Every KOTOR Companion 

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Loved it for sleeping and great knowledge when I was awake. 😅

It was pretty good. The only part that was missed was HK-47 being around until the Clone Wars. Of course he spent a lot of the time in a deactivated state.

ASMR?

What about the Remote dude! You forgot him 😋

Nothing about Trask was Tragic, so it was impossible to include him. He'll be front and center for the "1 Majestic FACT about Every KOTOR Companion" video though ;)

@@100StarWars though it would be a tragic thought to know that you sacrificed yourself for a rookie scavenger.

He wasn't really a companion. He was a tutorial bot.

I was thinking the same thing!

@@asraarradon4115 Yeah but you control him a LITTLE bit. You CAN'T get out the room without him.

True dat haha

Hahahahaha

I'm pretty sure it also created Darth Sion also. In kotor 2 at the sith academy I'm pretty sure he tells you that he awoke broken on that broken world with nothing but rage

@@tr8657 I thought so, but I didn't know for sure.

The True Hero.

At least it's a good thing he can't be made pregnant lol

Canderous killing his wife is kinda meaningless within kotor 2 story if you turned revan to dark side Canderous killed his wife for revan only for revan to beat the fk out of him Even tho revan novel came out later i think

Good man.

Yeah but you don't get mods

Forgive me, Evan. For I have sinned.

@@100StarWars You are forgiven my son. Repent on your Sins and all shall be righted.

He was the jedi master we needed, but when the sith nation attacked he was killed in the endar spire....

Right? Afaik her race didn't have eyes.

Miraluka have no eyes.

Nihilus removed the skin covering her eye sockets, I believe.

I wasn't sure how to articulate the actuality. But there was like... flesh where her eyes should have been. Nihilus then basically carved that flesh out, leaving gaping holes where her eyes would be to mimic eyes. But in hindsight I shouldn't have said eyes explicitly.

@@100StarWars ahhhh I see. I think that’s actually more f’ed up than if she had eyes for him to tear out. Creepy.

I always imagine Naomi Scott personally!

@@100StarWars do you think it would be a great idea thats if Disney chooses to reboot the franchise that they should adapt the the Kotor trilogy (I’m including the original canceled Kotor III)

Debatable

She also gave her life to protect revan

@@toma.4808 didn't really matter in the end.

I mean I'd argue Revan is a great deal more interesting, maybe not from a Kotor 1 vs Kotor 2 standpoint, but when taking all lore into account from the Old Republic era, Revan is significantly more interesting.

Same here. I'm playing the second one again right now.

He's a poor baby 🥲

A loyal beast indeed...

Facts

Only Revan and HK-47 actually appear tbf, and the Exile. They weren't handled amazingly well, I will admit. Especially the Exile. But at least it was set far enough in the future that the rest of the cast were all dead. And for clarity, no, I don't consider that weird Force Ghost thing to be Kreia. That was the writing team being really quite thick and no KOTOR 2 fan appreciated the suggestion at all.

Thanks dude!

The force works in mysterious ways ;)

I wasn't sure how to articulate the actuality. But there was like... flesh where her eyes should have been. Nihilus then basically carved that flesh out, leaving gaping holes where her eyes would be. Carving out her eyes metaphorically.

@100% Star Wars Here is how I would have said it. Visas Marr was a Miralukan, and that she had no eyes, but she did have eye sockets. And Nihilus, I forgot how to spell the name, took what had grown over the sockets to make holes like she had eyes. As a symbol that he took her eyes.

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Shut up, Vitiate. Nobody likes you after what you did to T3

Justice for T3!!!

I wasn't sure how to articulate the actuality. But there was like... flesh where her eyes should have been. Nihilus then basically carved that flesh out, leaving gaping holes where her eyes would be. Essentially... carving out her eyes metaphorically. But in hindsight I shouldn't have said eyes as it could have been misinterpreted!

Patience is a virtue.

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Amen

Sadly the timelines wouldn't quite match.

I don't remember that necessarily being alluded to regarding Atton and Arren Kai, and Atton was pretty damn insistent on "I murdered her!" hence why her ALSO being Kreia wouldn't make sense. To me, Kreia being Arren Kai has more traction given that it would make sense if this was her persona when she was a Jedi, she fell to the Dark Side and became Traya. Not to mention, the story that she fell in love with an Echani warlord and begat Brianna certainly lines up with her unorthodox philosophy. Plus, she certainly treats the Handmaiden VERY differently to the rest of the cast. Of course, it's equally likely they are two completely different characters. 😂😂

True dat

I must admit, it did take me ages to get the "You ARE the droid I'm looking for!" achievement on Steam. But damn, maxing influence With G0T0 really recontextualises soooooo much of the game. The Restoration Project, the Exchange, the bounty and all those HK-50s, plus his actions on Malachor. It's crazy!

I covered it a couple of years ago when it was announced! Seems to have gone dormant though.

Haha, Thank you.

I've replied to many comments that I made a mistake in the specific wording.

Then my job here is done :P

Miraluka don't have eyes, they have flesh where their eyes should be. But he carves out holes where the eyes should be, metaphorically opening her eyes.

@@100StarWars Ahhh...that explains the gory image I saw in a comic years ago. I already knew they didn't have eyes, I just thought the sockets were vestigial.

For real 🤭

:O

It could be a conclusion one comes to based on her wording.

@@100StarWars ewww ..... Like don't do that shiii to nobody but why her outta all people tf 🤢

This is a bit backwards, Canderous is actually the least likely to be Force Sensitive. And no, he cannot "become" Force Sensitive, no matter how many Jedi he hangs out with. Revan did not create Force Bonds with people, apart from his one bond with Bastila, and no Jedi can actually "create Force Sensitivity" in another being. Not Revan nor Bastila. That's not how Force Sensitivity works at all. That's not even what the Exile does in KOTOR 2 with their companions either, to be accurate. Rather, the Exile had their connection to the Force completely broken by Malachor. They couldn't feel it all. Instead, they regain their connection to the Force by forming bonds with other Force sensitives. Hence why they form a bond with Kreia and why she theorises that the Exile can feel the Force through her, like a conduit. This also applies to the other party members you meet who can become Jedi, they all had Force potential and the Exile rebuilds their own connection to the Force by training and building these connections. Bao Dur learning to control his rage, the Disciple was the Exile's former padawan, the Handmaiden being the daughter of a Jedi (Arren Kai), Atton was practically trained as a Sith Assassin and Mira being able to attune to the sheer force of life on Nar Shadaa (she can literally feel the Living Force on Nar Shadaa like how Visas finds it overwhelming.) These are all extremely powerful connections to the Living Force; on Malachor, Kreia even calls all of these individuals "the Lost Jedi". But this does become rather sinister when you realise that the Exile isn't actually rebuilding their own connection to the Force, they're leeching off of others. This is why the Jedi Masters wanted to sever them completely on Dantooine. It's also why the Sith Assassins become more powerful with the Exile, they are doing the same thing through them. It's also why the Exile can absorb the Living Force from living beings. And it's why Nihilus nearly died trying to feed on the Exile. There was no Force Bond to feed on, it was like two black-holes trying to swallow each other. Canderous never had this type of connection to the Force and neither did Hanharr (he's in a life-debt, he's screwed anyway.) Canderous follows the Exile out of his past experiences with Revan, and the Mandalorians' previous experience with Jedi like Exar Khun. He doesn't have the same kind of connection to the Exile that the others do. He's there for his own ambition, to build Clan Ordo. The fact that we gain influence with him at all is part of the broader game mechanic. But notice how relatively shallow the influence system is with Mandalore, you don't get a lot out of him. Not like the Lost Jedi.

I wasn't sure how to articulate the actuality. But there was like... flesh where her eyes should have been. Nihilus then basically carved that flesh out, leaving gaping holes where her eyes would be to mimic eyes. But in hindsight I shouldn't have said eyes explicitly, or should've been clearer in the metaphor of carving out her eyes.

@@100StarWarsThats how the Miraluka's look .

He has potential on paper, just wish he was a bit more... Bitter. He was the Exile's former padawan and was left high and dry.

@@Nikelaos_Khristianos But he wasn't her Padawan. He states that he'd picked her as his master, and left the order when she didn't return from the war. He then proceeds to be very condescending to the woman he wanted as a master, upon meeting her again. All the way around, pretty creepy guy. And honestly, not terribly useful, you get just as much value if you only barely brush past him and leave him behind in Khoonda.

It's written in the book Revan by Drew Karpyshyn. It did happen. It's as much canon as KOTOR is.

@@leventebardossy5962 books written by fat idiots have zero canonity, it's pure fanfiction made out of spite for Chris Avellone's superior work. I'm not gonna elaborate further

Have you been under a rock for the last 11 years? That's precisely what BioWare went with for the Old Republic MMO. 😂😂 Like it or not, that's their canon.

@@Nikelaos_Khristianos SWTOR isn't any sort of canon, one of the writers for the game wrote the Entity and thought it was Kreia's spirit. Even JJ Abrams wouldn't fuck things up so royaly.

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Alot of choices in this world and you chose to be wrong lol. She's nice and always is thinking of others