The 5 MOST POWERFUL SUPERWEAPONS in Star Wars History (Legends + Canon) 

I was going to mention the Star Forge, as being a more powerful version of the world devastators. What would you change if you included the star forge?

@@Apokalypse How is the Star Forge a weapon? It just makes stuff. A lot of stuff, granted, but still. The World Devastators are actual weapons because they're turned against enemy worlds, eat em up, and then churn out war materiel. The Star Forge is just a far superior version of an orbital shipyard/weapons foundry combo.

@@Apokalypse i wouldn't say it was more powerful since the Star Forge itself isn't a super weapon and more like a super factory which produce weapons, where the world devastators using the material harvesting as a weapon itself instead of nibbling on a Star

@@enisra_bowman From what I understand the star forges ability to create armadas of ships outclasses an world devastator. Possibly, as Eckharts mentioned if many of them are working in tandem the output would match it or surpass

@Ekartsladder Some fun Trivia: The axial Superlaser on the Eclipse was never mentioned in the Dark Empire miniseries, that was purely a West End Games creation based on the art in the comics, you are welcome Star Wars Fans. One of the ideas that got left on the cutting room floor was the rank of Commander Moff, a Moff with no Political power but would help The Emperor solidify his control over all aspects of the Imperial Military. It was suggested Moff Jerjerrod would be one of these (and his rank is called this in the radio dramas) and there is a Moff on the World Devastators in Dark Empire who would also fit this bill. But again this idea got left off the official rulebooks. I was hoping The Tarkin from Star Wars comics would make this list, but it’s pretty much the same list I would come up with from Legends. Since we are undergoing the pandemic you could do a video about the Crimson Forever.

😂

Lol that’s on point

It’s only fair because Legends has a shit ton of super weapons that are not only incredibly powerful, but also very versatile and effective in their respective roles.

To be fair the Xystons in canon are just an uninspired Eclipse from legends, so it could count.

@@pepperedash4424 lmao the Xystons were idiotic

Yes our lord and savior and sometimes ammunition droid

I'm of the (right) opinion that *G O N K* is space equivalent of god, and the High Ground is space equivalent jesus.

Actually, let me correct myself. Obi-Wan and Gonk droid ARE the actual jesus and God. Forgive me for my blasphemy.

He has far transcended the class of super weapon

@@rainbowappleslice he gives us the ammunition for the super weapons he is immortal he is a celestial

Haha yes

Even for The big guns Like the AT AT. Heh heh

What an original joke

And the highest ground is space. And Kamino is in the Rishi Maze, a satellite galaxy ABOVE the main galaxy!

@@justcallmeSheriff mmhmm

Replacing the previously all-powerful superweapon, George Lucas.

I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of works suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly retconned.

The mouse doesn’t doesn’t count lol

And for someone to go out of their way to design such a terrible weapon of inconceivable destruction and plan to use it, what could have existed and been so dire or horrible for them to create such a thing? I only found out recently that it might have been created to act as a mercy killing for all the innocent beings in the universe while also functioning as a doomsday weapon to possibly destroy the Old Ones and their evil creations if reality we to fall under their malevolent control.

The most evil tech in the Star Wars: 1. Abominor (possessed machinery) 2. Amoral Cybernetics and AI (Cybernetic Torture/Grey Goo Theory) 3. Malicious AI (Iokath Machine Gods, Sobbek Cyborgs, David, HK-01, Rogue HK-51 Units, G0-T0, IG-88A 4. Intechment (might of spelled that wrong) 5. Technobeast Virus 6. Star Forge (Evil Architect Designs) 7. Nuclear Warheads 8. The Nil Aphras (Old One Technology) 9. Superweapons (any) 10. Yuuzhan Vong Creations

That is one of the "they just did" bits of SW as logically they can't have/didn't. Oh and if they did, they weren't underwater skyscrapers, they were long flat appartment blocks (or the floor layout inside them makes no sense).

I think Eck made a video about that? (Or at least, analyzing the role of the Venator in imperial fleets.)

@@UGNAvalon its just that, with the swarming abilities of the TIE’s, Venators would’ve been perfect for that role in the Empire

@@macwelch8599 problem is it does not fit what the empire was planning. They were planning to rule by fear which the isd did. Also venator was from the republic and the empire was trying to distant it from republic. Also the isd in my opinion is a bit more versatile then the venator so if you wanted to a rule a galaxy you would want a ship that could do everything hence why they would pick the isd compared to a more carrier like venator

@@historydude6022 The ISD could also take more of a pounding and dish out more than the Venator.

The only reason it was made was to work as a lethal deterrent against The Old Ones from returning and a tool of divine creation. Hell, the reason The Ones didn't just move planets around themselves was because they intentionally nerfed themselves to relate and assist with mortal beings better. In their true celestial bodies they could quite literally think about what they want done and it would be done...

*Laughs in Reality Bomb*

ME universe is just weaker than Star Wars one. It doesn't mean that it is worse, just power level is different. For example, my favorite sci-fi universe is the Expanse, but, I think even an A-wing can destroy the most powerful dreadnoughts of the UNN and MCRN.

Назар Мельник this is how I rationalize my love for different anime worlds and their characters. Some have chances at defeating other ones while other would never have a chance on their best day at even defeating a relatively "weak" (in their original world) character. Example: My Hero Academia's [Professional Heroes vs Dragon Ball's [Demon King Piccolo].

Exactly what I was thinking. Then the intro finished & the audio completely changed back to young Eck. Re-up confirmed

It's a weapon that confuses me why its listed. It was useless, you didn't need the gun, you needed its self propelled bullets. All it did was basically fire highly explosive well armoured ships at people, anyone could have done that. Also it's the easiest weapon to defend against, a single hyperspace inhibitor would stop it targetting a planet, admittedly at the cost of blocking the hyperspace route.

Imagine if he got the star forge

More of them, more mobile, and harder to destroy (star forges weakness was stupid).

The Eclipse from Legends was sloppily adapted to make the Xyston, so it kind of fits.

Had the numerous and terrible Cosmic Wars gone south really bad, it's activation was all but a certainty.

Yeah, he brought down The Republic all by himself

I wish Disney would retcon jar jar into a secret sith Lord. That makes so much sense.i know that's not the case but... Palpatine was from naboo and jar jar was exciled living on the surface... perhaps they met lol

World devistator is like covid-19 in the way it operates. You know scientifically virus aren't living beings? Bacteria is. Look it up it's really nuts.

Dellow Felegates

@@noahcriddle5005 LOL

I love the idea that the deadliest superweapons are the ones capable of creating - from the World Devastators to the Star Forge.

Agreed, the star forge is really op when u think about it much like the world devastators too, both r factories that u just throw at raw resources and they create weapons. Give them enough time and u could easily overthrow the universe. Palp just shouldnt have used the devastators on such a visible world, he should have just thrown them at star systems. I am also convinced that the star forge was ultimately mobile to some degree. U dont really want to be draining ur homeworlds own star, going to make it burn out to quickly. I think the star forge was either moved back to rakata or only the original remained with the others destroyed

Agreed. No love for the Star Forge?

Agreed, really interesting concepts. There’s a reason the “destroy things better” superweapon is slowly becoming overused, the star forge and the infinite empire were some of my favorite legends content.

I consider the Star Forge the better World Devastator. You can park it over a star and churn out endless ships and droids, It's semi-stationary nature means you don't need to risk it with every engagement the same way you do with a Devastator, just have it parked away somewhere. You could even invest a few years and build a second Star Forge and hide that just in case you need it. It's the ultimate weapon.

Or anakin when smth bad happens to padme

@@mdrz Nah, Kenobi with the high Ground beaten that

@@HawkTheRed what about G O N K

Kenobi with the high ground would beat Abeloth

Yeah, it is a very handy platform for we consumers, but for the creators we must learn to be responsible consumers.

Yeah, real mixed emotions on Audible right now. On the one hand, it’s super handy, and they’ve supported a lot of YTers I like. On the other hand, Spacedock’s report on how they treat creators has me very concerned. I use Audible right now, but I’m not sure how much longer I will...

Sad that Eck is real naive at the moment till he finds out what's happening

@@frozarburst6350 Considering Eck's response to plagiarism of fan-designs by Disney Star Wars comics, i wouldn't call him naive, just not-yet-informed.

@@TRLAuthor From what I’ve seen and read, SD wasn’t really on the money with a lot of the things audible was doing ‘wrong’ for creators. A lot of authors didn’t have good experiences, yes, that’s an absolute, this is a misstep on audible I will say, they need to be much better with communication and the like. But from interviews and statements of read and watched from many authors, one being Craig Alanson, audible does genuinely care for its creators, it kinda has to, otherwise it’s kinda screwed. I agree that the split between audible and creator is rather skewed towards audible, but again, I will say they do a *fantastic* job at advertising their products for their creators at no extra charge, meanwhile Google books, or others, as far as I’m aware, does no such thing. I’m not saying Audible is perfect, and I will say it has directly supported many creators and authors who I greatly respect, so my opinion may be a bit skewed, but nonetheless I feel like there is middle ground here besides, ‘Spacedock just salty’ (yes I have heard this before) and ‘Audible is the work of the devil’. In essence, SD had a bad experience so did other authors and creators, however we know they make up the vast minority of cases, but it is an issue for audible to work on, both for the sake of a company, and for the creators it hosts, I do think it’s a good service that cares for its creators, (otherwise that’s just bad business and...assholish), just that this is an issue to deal with. If you wanna boycott it for that, go ahead, it is a good means to get their attention by paying with your dollar, personally, as audible is a direct way of supporting many smaller authors I respect, I will not be doing so, but I don’t blame anybody for if they decide to go ahead with it. TL;DR: Audible not perfect, Spacedock’s experience not the norm, vote with your dollar if you wish to.

my thought too. spacedock: audible rip you off eck: friend of the channel

oh I'm not the only one with a similar comment, thank god

I am too, but Eck has a kid and he may have already signed a contract to do (X) videos.

What's Audible done to Spacedock? I like his channel but I haven't watched him in a little bit.

@@FromRussia_With_Love 4th newest video on Spacedock channel can explain it to You.

Yeah 12 times the power of Grand master Luke...

@@antonhallergren588 I mean at the end of the day, she was a raging beast rather than a skilled fighter. Skill can trump power in many instances.

It took the combined efforts of the Jedi and Sith to take her down

@@Jungoguy I’m aware, though she was only defeated. She wasn’t killed, not truly.

@@decimation9780 skill can trump raw power, but when the raw power is that much more than yours, your fucked

How do you have that next to ur name

wesa already know, yousa bombaad Sith Lord

I like to think they de canonized star killer cause disney couldn't make a creative name for their new weapon.

@@spiceydice6968 Wouldn't surprise me. There the epinimy of unoriginality. Only stealing other IP's and/or buying them out.

@@kinterviewer9592 *epitome

But let a fleet of Sileentium or megalithic Abominor show up and its about to be repeat of what happens to the Yuuzhan Vong and Outrider's galaxies...

The Corellian Trilogy by Roger Mcbride Allen is all about it, Hans family on corellia, and Han and Leia's children whom Rey and Kylo ren are very clearly based on. It's a very underated trilogy. i like it way more than the Thrawn trilogy or Jedi Academy trilogy. i bet you could order them used online for a few bucks a piece. totally worth reading. It also has lots of Mara Jade in it and Lando Calrissian in it. which is pretty awesome. To get the full story of centerpoint you'd also have to read the Legacy of the Force series. which is easily the best star wars series ever written. It is freakishly awesome, but is also like 7 books roughly. then... you'd have to read parts of the Yuzong Vong series which was called New Jedi Order. that series is like... i dunno, 15 books long? it's also very, very good. Then... you'd have to read the Fate of the Jedi series to understand the monster Abeloth that the centerpoint was imprisoning. and that series is like 9 books roughly. It's also quite good, even though it starts off pretty slow in the first couple books. but of all of these, the old School 90's Corellian Trilogy has a special place in my heart as my favorite star wars Trilogy, and it's also the most centerpoint focused i'd say. luckily, it's also the shortest at only 3 books that are relatively short for star wars novels.

That thing was truly despicable and powerful. I can't even imagine what something like that but the size of a SSD could do to a star sector...

@@papapalps2415 Very Cool, thank you.

If I remember right isd2 has more turbo lasers but has no point defense lasers

No i was the first to like the video

Damn i was close

@@RandomVidsforthought hes talking about commenting

@@khovostov7g-024 I have a video of it on youtube

@@RandomVidsforthought somtimes it doesnt load other ppl's likes, comments and views, it's usually delayed, im not saying you didn't. im just saying the odds of you liking the video first isn't on your side.

A group of celestials called the ones

@@Checkmate07351 you get what I’m saying about it’s design though right? It just looks... so wrong

@@Toon_Lucario I know right 😂 LMAO

There aren't that many powerful weapons in Warhammer 40k, the fan wanking is getting annoying.

@@papapalps2415 death star? Have you ever heard of exterminatus? Every imperium ship equip with vortex bomb can be a death star on its own, not only that, they have variant for exterminatus, blackstone fortress can destroy a star and decimated entire system,psy titan that could destroy entire army with a few shot of it's psychic energy canon, even the titan themself have no match in syar wars we haven't even talk about the terrifying necron super weapon, and many other super weapon Star wars is a scholl playground compare to 40k

Well a devastator can produced things while also being a complete beast in battle and eck probably did not want to have 2 factories

@@historydude6022 true but the devastator hasn't nearly the same production capability of the starforge