[SFM] Star Wars Sev: The Uprising Episode 1 Remastered 

okay...what's it called?

@@ZackExplorer28 just check his/her video you find easily

Yes I asked him if he could maybe make a mini series of a squad of force sensitive Arc troopers/Jedi!! That survived Order 66 and could later join the rebellion

Rookie? That's awesome! What markings does he have or is he a "Shiney" ?

@@leiasfather His markings are Black with a bit of grey similar to commander wolfs legion but he is part of a recon/sniper squad known as Phantom Squad since they have a private mission given by the council of jedi (Cannon of a story im working on)

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the episodes 🙏🙏 I’m aiming to achieve further polish in each and every episode so stay tuned!

Haha glad you liked it. Sev is awesome for sure!

@@andrews05 I Honestly enjoyed this MORE than the sequels. And that goes to show how good you and your team are cuz they had a million dollar budget.

So i have a question tho is sev a jedi or sith or is he just force sensitive?

@@zambie1629 Wow thanks man, it means a lot to hear that! Most of this is done by just me so it’s definitely takes a long time to make. I’m going to try my best to keep on delivering the best quality that I can.

@@zambie1629 I will be exploring this question in future episodes but what I can say now is Sev is by no means a Jedi. He definitely has dark side characteristics in him and he’s relatively unstable.

Thanks Michael! 😀

Thanks man, it sucks Karen Traviss’ books were never finished. But happy I can expand Sev’s story in a fan film format.

How you doing Sev? Kill any Bugs lately?

@@andrews05 Oh you know the usual, unfortunately the bugs are in hiding and have very low numbers after the Empire's occupation of Geonosis which makes it even more fun to hunt them along with any imperial in range

@@commandosev Yeah I bet its even more rewarding when you finally stumble on some Geos. Of course, the imperials are probably wetting their pants when they see you in action! Keep tallying those kills Delta.

@@commandosev Speaking of Geonosian’s there was one who became a threat to the Empire. I read it in the Journals of the 501st Legion Memoirs. “Although the Clone Wars were over, some people never seemed to get the message. The worst case of denial was Gizor Delso, a Geonosian Separatist who'd somehow escaped Lord Vader's efforts to wipe out the remnants of the CIS. Lord Vader tracked him to Mustafar, and brought us in to finish the job. It seemed like a simple enough mission, but when we saw the fleet of droid ships, hovering over the planet, we suddenly realized that Delso's denial mechanisms were a little more dangerous than we'd imagined. The slight whiff of nostalgia the 501st had enjoyed fighting the droid fleet over Mustafar had already grown sour by the time we'd established orbital positions. Now it was time to find out what this was all about. By the time we'd made our way to the molten surface of Mustafar, it was apparent that Delso had been a busy little bug. All by his lonesome, he'd found a previously hidden droid factory, fired it up and cranked out his own private army of battle droids. Needless to say, this got the men of the 501st...a little hot under the helmet, and not just because of all that lava. Truth be told we'd all had our fill of those gear heads during the war, and we couldn't stomach the thought of going through another one. So we blew them up. Blew up the droids, blew up the factory, damn near blew up the planet. The destruction of the mining facility put an end to any thoughts of a second droid rebellion. For the first time in years, the men of the 501st could relax, and get about the business of maintaining an Empire, rather than building one."

Thanks! They’re some of my favorite characters too.

Thanks Alec!

Thanks, much appreciated!

The plan is to finish this series first. But who knows in the future. Your idea is cool!

​@@andrews05does this take place after revenge of the sith, where does sev get his army and fleet to wage war against the empire if so how come people from the movie don't help after

Every Star Wars fan knows this is inaccurate, just portrayed as weak. Everywhere the main characters are not, the Stormtroopers are the ones almost immediately cracking down and obliterating resistances all over the known galaxy. They're similar to the modern day United States Marines.

@H 864 So you're saying the Marine Corps is immortal and kill everything without any injury ever? Highly unlikely. I'm using heir specialty as a division and efficiency in dealing with threats in a very similar way. The fact that you took it down the routes of misunderstanding the context basically told me that you doubt the Marine Corps yourself.

@H 864 Stormtroopers are not Nazis, matter of fact the Empire only genocides races that proved to be threats on a galactic level; once again you are completely wrong as the Empire does it for the safety of the galaxy's inhabitants. Take the Geonosians for example, they created the Droid Army, which was completely and entire able to take over the Galaxy and start another long war but with the Empire, same with the Kaminoans.

@H 864 Even so, they barely were depicted in both lore and canon to do Nazi-typical things. It makes no sense to reference their characters to ISIS when they're not terrorists, but brutal peacekeepers. And Nazis were probably the most evil thing at the time, since they were recently prevelant as the bad guys of the world, so of course they would be based off of them since that's the only thing that can really be hated by the audience without being directly affiliated. Basing off of something is different than being something.

Technically speaking, they aren't a accurate representation of the Nazi's. As they don't view humanity the dominant race of their civilization and in-fact corporate other species. Yes they can be 'inspired' but overall doesn't make them Third Reich or the Nazi Party, as they're more in aligned with the Wehrmacht in the end following orders but given role such as USMC. But overall, the empire 'had' something going with maintaining galactic order in my opinion even if they're consider the 'badguys.'

Much appreciated, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the support! 😀

Good catch, you know your stuff! That was a Jedi Academy hilt on Sev. I didn't think anyone would notice.

@@andrews05 you’re very welcome ☺️

@@andrews05 I think I did, since I do recall playing Jedi academy (bummer not red blade option though, had to mod that in).

Yeah Commandos are beasts. Thanks for watching!

Null class ARCs: are we a joke to you!!!

Yeah ShapeShifter did great

Thank you! I am currently working on the next episode and there will be much more to come

I can see why it might seem like I'm matching the color to the armor but I didn't choose it just because it's red. There's a story reason for it. It's just a good coincidence that it also so happens to match his armor.

Thank you!

Thanks, much appreciated!

@@andrews05 good idea for Sev still alive, and Delta squad been wipe out, and somehow Sev can used the Force and took command all Clone troopers to war again the empire. And next Sè might have to fight again his brothers the Empire Delta Squad

@@reimargatroid1752 thanks, next episode will be an interesting one that’s for sure 👀

@@andrews05 I will look forward it

Late response but they didn’t have a rear gunner they were thin on man power

Great questions! 1. Sev remained in his gear to help the viewer easily identify him. I only had generic pilot models that looked nothing like Sev and I thought it would be pretty weird for Sev not to be in his iconic armor. 2. Many stormtroopers were sent to the hanger to stop Sev and some were sent to defend the generator room. Imperial officers and other personnel were elsewhere on the ship (offscreen) and some were on the bridge (onscreen). I also wanted the Admiral to look unique so I gave him special armor. 3. Due to the limitations of the source filmmaker engine, I was limited to using fire as an indication for ship damage as there is no physics to have the star destroyers break apart. 4. Vader took this defeat personally. My prequel animation Vader: The Insurgency provides context as to why. This is also a young Vader that still has more Anakin in him than in the OT, which makes him more unrestrained with his anger.

@@andrews05 Those answers make sense to me. Vader, in my mind, would definitely kill anyone that has brought him bad news in his early days. He was consumed with anger and regret. Plus he had no attachment to Stormtroopers or officers of the Empire like he did to the Clones.

​@@leiasfatherhow did sev get an army and fleet and why wage war against the empire,is it after revenge of the sith

The track is called “The Endar Spire” from the Knights of the Old Republic game.

@@andrews05 thanks man!!

Vode An X Clones Theme | Republic Commando Anthem by Samuel Kim

The prequel Vader: The Insurgency Remastered provides further context, but I also address Sev with the force in my Q&A

Thanks for the question! You’re right, as far as I know Delta did not die in the books. I’m making my own timeline that is following the canon timeline while incorporating aspects from legends. My first episode Vader the Insurgency takes place between The Bad Batch series and Fallen Order which is a pretty unexplored area in the canon. Since we don’t know what happened to Delta despite it being implied they were with the Empire around 19 BBY, I decided to have Delta’s death at the hands of Vader be the Catalyst to Sev’s Uprising. I know it’s an in depth response lol but I hope that helped answer your question

The original took about 4 and a half months and the remaster took around 2 and a half months

I recommend watching Vader: The Insurgency as that will answer some of your questions :)

If you watch "Vader: The Insurgency Remastered" That will answer some of your questions. But I'm intentionally leaving some unanswered questions for now. Many of which will be addressed in the future. This is primarily following the canon timeline with some legends inspiration.

Still better than Rey Skywalker

If you see "Vader: The Insurgency" that helps explain it (although not fully). But in canon Sev isn't force-sensitive this is just my own twist.

I recommend watching Vader: The Insurgency Remastered since the origins of Sev's force sensitivity is explored there. From a non-lore perspective, I thought Sev was a cool character to explore in a "what if he became force sensitive scenario." Sev is already an inherently brutal and sadistic character so to see where his morality lies in the force was interesting to me. In this series, Sev is put in a position where he has nothing to lose and explores how he deals with his dark side tendencies and how far he is willing to go.

@@andrews05 i liked the more dangerous effect he would have running through them with blood flying from the end of a vibroblade. I like the concept and the amazing visuals you have brought. The thought of clones banding together after order 66. Have these clones gotten the Serem for the aging process from Kal?

​@@brojynks Thanks! Yeah, Sev does use his vibroblade and uses blasters more in ep2, he still maintains his commando abilities along with using force abilities. The clones haven't received any serems but this takes place only 3-5 years after order 66 so the majority of the clones are in their 30s.

​@@andrews05why don't survivors from revenge of the sith help out siv uprising since it is 5 years

He didn’t kill Delta Squad

Thank you that's fair. A lot of people seem to find it odd which I understand.

@@andrews05 otherwise though you’re off to an awesome start everything was awesome

@@christiangoudy9186 thanks bro 🙏🙏 if you haven’t already feel free to check my playlist all 3 episodes are listed there and one is a prequel that provides more context.