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>>1003

I’m not at all familiar with Dathomirian Zabrak anatomy, but perhaps they have a very different placement of organs, different kinds of organs, &c.

Also, Luke survived falling down from a great height at Cloud City.

>>1003

>>1004

Zabarak's might feel pain in different ways than humans and ewoks do. Also, their brains might function in ways quite unlike human beings

Just my two cents.

>>1005

*Zabraks

They(Sith special operations droids sent by a higher ranking Sith member) could have found his top half shortly after Obi Wan and Anakin left planet Naboo after a certain period of no contact from him. Getting suspicious, the Sith Lords sent groups of Special Operations along with some rolling attack droids(and possibly another Sith warrior or two) to search his ship and his whereabouts. BTW, how can one be so sure that there are no odd ones out when it comes to the Sith not being big on force healing skills?

>>1003

>>1004

>>1005

The writers said he survived because "da force" and "sith hate". It was the worst thing the Clone Wars did and they only did it to drum up ratings. They should've just left this guy dead. As for how he poops, they probably dont give a shit and never bothered to make an explanation. But chances are his spider half has like a tube attached to wear the other half of his colon used to be or some other dumb shit.

Simple. He didn't. Maul was killed. End of history.

>>1034

>>1022

…Maybe they should have wrote that Darth Maul was cloned from the blood and flesh of his remains. Thus, the current Maul is basically "Darth Maul clone #1".

How would the lot of you here folks have reacted had they instead wrote him as being successfully cloned?

>>1036

At least it would make more sense than TFU2, but if they really wanted to make Darth Maul into a respectable recurring villain then they'd have to reshoot the prequels all over again.

>>1036

>he died but we cloned him

I'm getting flashbacks to the later Dune books

>>1043

>later Dune books

And that is a cautious concern thing how? They could call him "Maul clone 1" or something. Better than the at best moderately tenuous "sith hatred" combined with "the dark side of the force". Oh, and are you among those that view the latter part of the Dune book series as being disappointing if not outright junk? Just asking.

>>1044

It's not junk, it's just a difficult read. The last book in particular is just a clusterfuck of every single character coming back and turn-by-turn saying "lol I have control of the galaxy" only for someone else to kill them and say "lol no I do". But I do appreciate that it's more accurate space geopolitics than blowing up a large space station three times in a row.

I have a perverse yearning for some speculative fiction freak to one day invent a plausible design for the bionic butt.

As far as the cartoon series are concerned, though, nobody poops anyway.

>>1053

What?

>>1003

>How the hell did Maul survive the Naboo duel?

Because Clone Wars is better left ignored as non-canon fanfiction.

>>1053

Sion may have been severely injured externally but he never had any vital organs severed as far as I remember.

>>1036

They used that plot with that "Vader vs Maul" comic, didn't they? Well, it would make more sense. Buuut that would lead us to that thing with clones and the Force. They got mad without those ysalamiris or whatever critters around their cloning tanks.

>>1060

maul returning with cyber legs is something borrowed from old wounds.

imo, unless they make that maul's definitive death, then they will have wasted bringing him back in the first place (which they already have).

also, i always felt that both clone wars shows could blend together really well, the 2d show would show anakin pre-ahsoka and post-ahsoka, whereas the 3d show would show the ahsoka days. also also, mothafuckin durge needs to be canonized.

>>1062

kind of, that maul was resurrected by sith alchemy. also, as far as cloning and the force goes, the force unleashed 2 gave a more definitive answer on the subject; the success rate is incredibly slim. since the force is in everything, cloning a force-sensitive subject would naturally give the clone some sort of automatic ability, but their minds usually went apeshit upon birth. their abilities were also somewhat limited, unless the thing that was cloned was very powerful in the force (hence vader cloning starkiller). this is why i wish the shuttle crash story was still grievous' canon origin, it actually gave sifo-dyas more bread to chew on, since dooku tried using his blood and gave grievous the lightsaber of sifo-dyas.

>>1060

2D Clone Wars was top tier and worked with the canon, 3D Clone Wars was hot shit that raped everything it could get its hands on, Mandolorians, Darth Maul, The Force, Boba Fett, etc. Fucking trash, tbh.

>>1061

Scion was a corpse held together by pain and hate.

I recall that he was often described as being decomposing, and that all of his bones were broken, splintered, and only held together by the force.

If you recall, you don't defeat him by mortal blows, he gets up after each and every one. The only way to defeat him is to persuade him to let go of his hate and die.

I'd say Sion could have easily survived being cut in half and thrown down a generator. I think he would use the force to pull himself back together, rather than getting robot legs.

>>1047

When the Death Star showed up, it was novel. No one had ever thought of that (in casual minds, not scientific theorists, Tesla for example) and so it's capabilities and power were amazing. Though to be fair, there are far easier way's to destroy a planet. BDZ is easier, cleaner too, you can argue the planet was destroyed by a stray solar flare or something. Hell, tractor beams work on mass of the tug, so they could move an ISD sized asteroid and give that planet a good "fuck you" like what happened to the Dinosaurs.

Point being that the Death Star was around because it was novel. That planet killer in Episode 7 was garbage and a cheap attempt to get viewers. It was click bait essentially. Who wants to put money that they go with another planet killer in Episode 9?

>>1056

Darth Sion held himself together due to sheer hatred, for himself, for his master, and for the Jedi. He survived being stabbed, having his body crushed, burns, and fall from great heights that would kill even a practiced force user.

He was never cut in half or anything though.

>>1208

Planet-killing super dooms are sort of a Star Wars tradition. Beyond the Death Stars and Starkiller Base there was the Sun Crusher, the World Devastators, the Ritual of Nathema, the Thought Bomb, and it goes on.