Experiment does identifying with more obscure loser characteers like Rune Haako in Star Wars mark our blackpilled instincts

[Sheogorath]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lH8Y7c9gDH4


I have only seen Haako mentioned once on this forum by a deleted user

Skywalker was present during the following arrest of Rune Haako and Nute Gunray.

He does seem kinda relatable as a beta

 

[AutistSupremacist]

I identify with Sonic The Hedgehog

 

[Sheogorath]

I identify with Sonic The Hedgehog

but he's a chad

 

[Violet loner]

Oh, i watched that video too. Idk, he's too obscure. Incels can easily associate themselves with Anakin Skywalker considering that he was bullied in childhood in jedi temple etc

 

[Balding Subhuman]

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Viceroy Gunray the incompetent?

 

[Sheogorath]

Oh, i watched that video too. Idk, he's too obscure. Incels can easily associate themselves with Anakin Skywalker considering that he was bullied in childhood in jedi temple etc

i mean yeah he was essentially older than his class - he started at age nine and previously the oldest youngling accepted was five at the latest

he was NINETEEN while still a Padawan in Attack of the Clones - Ahsoka by contrast upgrades Youngling>Padawan by 14 in season 1 of clone wars and gets offered Jedi Knight rank by the Council at only SIXTEEN, four years earlier than Anakin was offered the promotion at age 20 shortly after AOTC.

Admittedly these aren't that strange, the Padawan>Knight pathway usually happens much later, Obi-Wan was still a Padawan at age 25 in Phantom Menace after all - Clone Wars accelerated th training and promotions.

Anakin is also unusual though because he started Padawan training at the youngest - normally you go from Youngling>Padawan in your teens (Yoda picked Dooku as his Padawan at age 16 for example) but Anakin basically skipped the sequence and became a youngling and padawan simultaneously.

Taking on a Padawan is how you become a Jedi Knight and Obi-Won was rushed into Jedi Knighthood after the death of Jinn at Maul's hands. This basically gave him early access to advanced training he did simultaneously (like night school) in addition to normal youngling activities. It was cram school, which is why he didn't end up lagging behind and surpassed his peers by the time we see him a decade later in episode 2.

 

[Violet loner]

i mean yeah he was essentially older than his class - he started at age nine and previously the oldest youngling accepted was five at the latest

he was NINETEEN while still a Padawan in Attack of the Clones - Ahsoka by contrast upgrades Youngling>Padawan by 14 in season 1 of clone wars and gets offered Jedi Knight rank by the Council at only SIXTEEN, four years earlier than Anakin was offered the promotion at age 20 shortly after AOTC.

Admittedly these aren't that strange, the Padawan>Knight pathway usually happens much later, Obi-Wan was still a Padawan at age 25 in Phantom Menace after all - Clone Wars accelerated th training and promotions.

Anakin is also unusual though because he started Padawan training at the youngest - normally you go from Youngling>Padawan in your teens (Yoda picked Dooku as his Padawan at age 16 for example) but Anakin basically skipped the sequence and became a youngling and padawan simultaneously.

Taking on a Padawan is how you become a Jedi Knight and Obi-Won was rushed into Jedi Knighthood after the death of Jinn at Maul's hands. This basically gave him early access to advanced training he did simultaneously (like night school) in addition to normal youngling activities. It was cram school, which is why he didn't end up lagging behind and surpassed his peers by the time we see him a decade later in episode 2.

Well, i had expanded universe in mind. In disney canon Anakin Skywalker is two diiferent persons. In tcw he's mature hero, in films he's reckless emotional young guy. In expanded universe comics and movies Anakin is more incel coded