Author: Chris Snelgrove Published
In Star Wars, Darth Vader is often considered one of the most dangerous threats in the galaxy… In addition to his mystical powers that allow him to kill anyone who opposes him, the Sith Lord is also known for his ferocious reputation as a warrior. However, it no longer exists star wars galaxies The MMORPG adds twists and turns to Anakin Skywalker’s story that even the most dedicated fans could not have predicted. According to the game, Darth Vader accidentally saved the galaxy by killing a Separatist scientist who was about to unleash a new droid army powered by the technology of the assassin droid HK-47.
HK-47 is the key to it all
The story of Darth Vader accidentally saving the galaxy requires us to go way back in time… specifically, to the beloved 2003 role-playing game knights of the old republic. That game introduced HK-47, a fan-favorite robot who loved nothing more than murdering humans and aliens who opposed him (all biological entities were just “meat bags” to the death-loving robot). Later, HK-47 was brought back The Trial of Obi-Wan Expansion pack adds planet Mustafar and over 50 missions to classic MMORPG star wars galaxies.
But what does this have to do with Darth Vader saving the galaxy? before arriving on Mustafar for an epic battle with his former mentor Obi-Wan Kenobi. star wars galaxies Claiming that Separatist scientists discovered the remains of HK-47, they were shocked and impressed by the android’s ability to kill everything (robots and organics alike) when he was reactivated. In an effort to conquer the droid’s mind (they were unable to successfully erase his memories), the scientists stole his chassis and developed an HK-77 droid, which was more advanced than any droid the Jedi faced in the prequels.
These scientists are preparing to mass-produce these more advanced robots, which may be enough to turn the tide of the Clone Wars and allow the Separatists to defeat the Old Republic once and for all. However, the fate of these Separatists was sealed when Palpatine told young Anakin Skywalker that the leaders of the Confederacy of Independent Systems were hiding on Mustafar. The angry warrior, now named Darth Vader, slaughtered these leaders before battling Obi-Wan Kenobi, effectively halting production of the HK-77 and effectively saving the galaxy.
the galaxy disappeared
Sadly, star wars galaxies was shut down many years ago, and since Disney acquired the rights to the franchise, all of these old stories have been removed from canon and relegated to legend. This means that the story of Darth Vader inadvertently saving everyone’s favorite galaxy far, far away is no longer an “official” part of the Star Wars narrative, nor is the story of the discovery of HK-47’s corpse on Mustafar. story.
However, the robot himself may have made his way back into official canon… at least from a certain perspective. In Chuck Wendig’s book Aftermath: The End of the Empirethe robot character Mr. Bones malfunctions at one point and says, “Commentary: I say we blow up the meatbags to save you the trouble, Master.” This is similar to how HK-47 speaks in the game Knights of the Old Republic Echo, though whether this is just an Easter egg or confirmation that the assassin droid programming officially existed thousands of years later is up to fans to interpret.
For Star Wars fans who are tired of the Disney era and the failed sequel trilogies, the story of Darth Vader accidentally saving the galaxy is a pleasant reminder of the era of the Expanded Universe. At the time, talented writers found increasingly innovative ways to bring together our favorite characters and stories. These days, however, when Disney is able to launch a series, we have to settle for being impressed (hello, skeleton crew) manages not to go to the Sith bed, which makes this particular meatbag endlessly sad Year The most popular science fiction series has lost its creative potential.
