Yoda's Final Battle

Started by czkarl2 pages

Yoda's Final Battle

** I am no star wars expert**

** I base my theory on typical "force/magic beliefs from many different fantasy worlds. **

It seems to me that in most novels and stories involving the force (or magic call it what you will in the end it gives you powers not normal obtained by people) If you consume too much of the force/magic it can have irreversible effects such has weakened abilities or even burn outs where you are no longer able to use your once powerful gift.

Is it possible that Yoda suffered this weakened state/burnout at the end of ROTS. I, for one can't recall him using the force after that battle. I however, have not seen the older star wars in some years now. Though he may of used the force during the training of Luke.

It just seems like that final match was just to equally match for a being such has Yoda to give up. Yoda has Palp beat in sword skills and was a especially adapt at defending himself from the force, however not truly using it either. Its just a little something I cooked up watching the movie a second time.

Please don't flame me to bad I was just curious.
Please enlighten me has to why this is improbable too.

CzKarl

He did use the force during the training of Luke to have Luke believe that the Force was for real... He lifted his X-wing out of the swamp...

But yeah, I agree as to why didn't Yoda try to do anything else after he blew back the force lighting...

Who knows.. I loved that scene but I guess there wouldn't be much of an Episode IV, V and VI if Yoda did overcome the Emperor.

of course he used the force in the ot. he lifted the x-wing out of the swamp.

In Ep VI, he was old and weak, as Yoda said, so he was probably gradually losing his powers before he died.

When he fought Palpy, I bet you he wasn;t in his prime

I just said that.... Yoda is 900 when we see him again in Episode V... or wiat was that 4... I think it was 5.

800 🙂

"for 800 year old you are, you not look so good hmmmm?"- yoda

I believe it was "When 900 years old you reach, look as good you will not." 😮‍💨

^^ yep thats the correct quote

Originally posted by Darth Bong
I believe it was "When 900 years old you reach, look as good you will not." 😮‍💨

correct 👆

however, as others have said, he did lift the x-wing. But it seemed to have its toll on him as before he did stuff like that and more difficult without breaking a sweat.

~wickerman~

no its "When 900 years old you reach, look as good you're not, hmm"

YODA: "When 900 year old you reach, look as good you will not."

Yoda is stated as being 875 years old when we meet him again in Episode II... From the Episode II Yoda Trailer... Right?

OK i realise i was wrong in that quote will people stop correcting me already!!! i got confused with the fact in ESB he stated he'd been training jedi 4 800 years,

Originally posted by Wickerman
correct 👆

however, as others have said, he did lift the x-wing. But it seemed to have its toll on him as before he did stuff like that and more difficult without breaking a sweat.

~wickerman~

a think it was mainly due to the special effect restrictions back then, i mean he was a puppet so they couldn't have him do anything to fancy!

true did they use pupet in Rots? and how did they get pupet to move mouth so well ?

But if long he has lived wouldn't strength he have in force ? but will along with spirit and body strength fail ?

Will grow and perish with them strength with force?

And how dose luke see the images of the 3 dead guys Obi Yoda and Ani ?

Answer these will you ? or ingnor me you will? hmm ? 😕

As for Luke seeing Yoda Ben and Ana. I think that was the path to immortality that Yoda mentioned *S*Quigon*P* obtianed.

czkarl: Interesting theory, but I don't think Yoda had a 'burn-out' such as you describe it. As pointed out, he still used the Force just fine in the OT.

If Palpatine's identity had been unravelled earlier, Yoda would have wiped him out (and he came very close as it was). The only reason Sidious was able to hold out was that Yoda wasn't at his peak. He was heartsick over the deaths of all but one of his family (the Jedi).

Good point about the deaths of his beloved Younglings and Jedi friends. It apperas that to be at your peak you must be in complete emotional control of yourself. I'm sure he wouldn't of been in control with his world going upside down infron of him.

On a side note. durrr yea I forgot the X-wing thing.... revise that to be possible weakend by the fight + his age + the lose of his only way of life to that point. I imagine losing everything you has known for 900 or so years is kinda devistating.

yoda fight with palpatine was his last one. then he became a trainer for luke.