Are the Ones in Disney canon stronger than their Legends incarnation?
As the title says. We know that in Legends the Ones, also known as "The Anchorites" enslaved the Killik race, forcing them to build Centerpoint station, which can move planets, stars, and even black holes. In canon, their power can tear the fabric of the Universe or at least cause galaxy wide destruction. Is Disney above Legends? Or is there a way to somehow fit this info together?
__________________ "Vader's pulse and breathing were machine-regulated, so they could not quicken; but something in his chest became more electric around his meetings with the Emperor; he could not say how. A feeling of fullness, of power, of dark and demon mastery -- of secret lusts, unrestrained passion, wild submission -- all these things were in Vader's heart as he neared his Emperor. These things and more."
I don't think the Ones are those guys. Mainly because the Ones seem like a group of three people who became a 'family'. I don't think they are related at all.
__________________ RealistRacism: "Sheevites, much like the Banites, were meant to increase in power with each member. From Lightsnake to Gideon to Azronger, this was supposed to be the case. However, knowledge must've been lost in some kind of Gravid-like incident, as Az turned out to be a mid-tier debater with a sub-par track record, sh!itting all over Tempest's legacy. Sad."
You want to say I am wrong or what? You know: If they were that species they'd look the same.
__________________ RealistRacism: "Sheevites, much like the Banites, were meant to increase in power with each member. From Lightsnake to Gideon to Azronger, this was supposed to be the case. However, knowledge must've been lost in some kind of Gravid-like incident, as Az turned out to be a mid-tier debater with a sub-par track record, sh!itting all over Tempest's legacy. Sad."
Random question, but are we assuming The Ones actually built 'The World Between Worlds', or did they simply figure out how to travel there first and construct subsequent portals to it?
Surely a mural of them being the key to accessing that realm is no coincidence..?
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"I am tired of Earth. These people.
I am tired of being caught in the tangle of their lives."
Last edited by Galan007 on Mar 15th, 2018 at 06:53 PM
__________________ RealistRacism: "Sheevites, much like the Banites, were meant to increase in power with each member. From Lightsnake to Gideon to Azronger, this was supposed to be the case. However, knowledge must've been lost in some kind of Gravid-like incident, as Az turned out to be a mid-tier debater with a sub-par track record, sh!itting all over Tempest's legacy. Sad."
They can still tear the universe apart and go wherever and whenever they want in legends. They are probably aout the same power level in both continuities.
Wasn't Abeloth a special case because she drank from the Font and bathed in the Pool? I mean is there any evidence that the Ones defeated Abeloth via Force power?
__________________ RealistRacism: "Sheevites, much like the Banites, were meant to increase in power with each member. From Lightsnake to Gideon to Azronger, this was supposed to be the case. However, knowledge must've been lost in some kind of Gravid-like incident, as Az turned out to be a mid-tier debater with a sub-par track record, sh!itting all over Tempest's legacy. Sad."
Is there any evidence that the Ones can tear the universe apart? Or the Father saying that in TCW was a way of saying: "If both go in the galaxy they are gonna cause galactic wars and destroy entire worlds."?
__________________ RealistRacism: "Sheevites, much like the Banites, were meant to increase in power with each member. From Lightsnake to Gideon to Azronger, this was supposed to be the case. However, knowledge must've been lost in some kind of Gravid-like incident, as Az turned out to be a mid-tier debater with a sub-par track record, sh!itting all over Tempest's legacy. Sad."
Father said the son and daughter can tear the very fabric of the Universe, with other statements of Son and Daughter causing destruction across the Galaxy. Then there's Mortis, a dimension that exists outside the Universe and contains an endless number of stars, when he died Mortis ceased to exist. Mortis also is the fulcrum of the entire material Universea Force energy.
__________________ "Vader's pulse and breathing were machine-regulated, so they could not quicken; but something in his chest became more electric around his meetings with the Emperor; he could not say how. A feeling of fullness, of power, of dark and demon mastery -- of secret lusts, unrestrained passion, wild submission -- all these things were in Vader's heart as he neared his Emperor. These things and more."
Not really. The Father never used either nexus to become as powerful as he did, and Abeloth wasn't even really a celestial to begin with. The Ones are just The Father, Abeloth, The Son and The Daughter. What they ARE is Force Wielders, and how one becomes that, or what that even is is just too confusing for me. The Son, Daughter, and Abeloth aren't technically in the same league as the Father, who became a Force wielder without the Use of a Nexus. He was a celestial who just...became a Force Wielder...somehow. Maybe that's just what the Celestials evolve into, and he was the only one that ever did, I don't know. It's not meant to be understood.
The Book of Sith said that there was a legend that the Ones could indeed tear the universe asunder, and when Xendor visisted the Father he realized that the Father was the embodiment of the Force itself.
Then why didn't the Son turn Obi-Wan into ash when he Force blasted him with lightning?
__________________ RealistRacism: "Sheevites, much like the Banites, were meant to increase in power with each member. From Lightsnake to Gideon to Azronger, this was supposed to be the case. However, knowledge must've been lost in some kind of Gravid-like incident, as Az turned out to be a mid-tier debater with a sub-par track record, sh!itting all over Tempest's legacy. Sad."
That's the problems writers run into when they write characters who are god-like. I don't know, plot reasons. Maybe he didn't feel like it in the moment, maybe it's just that he couldn't kill in that specific moment or some other mumbo jumbo which is beyond the human brain's capacity to even be understood. I don't know.
Are the Ones in Disney canon stronger than their Legends incarnation?
Mar 15th, 2018 08:49 AM
