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2/10/2015 4:06:26 AM
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As you may already know, Disney currently has an animated show called "Starwars Rebels" In said animated show, there is a character called the Inquisitor. The inquisitor is undeniably a sith. And this show takes place before the events of episode 6. Before the end of episode 6, Darth Vader and Darth Sidious were the two primary sith. Now if we look back into official StarWars lore, we see that the sith lord "Darth Bane" created the rule of 2, which stated only 2 sith could reside at one time. A master and an apprentice. The apprentice would have to kill the master to gain power. Now if the tv show takes place before episode 6, then how is it possible for the Inquisitor to exist? Darth Vader and Sidious already meet the requirement for the rule of 2. The Inquisitors existence is against the ideals of the sith. Just a little something that bothered me.
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1Im not sure about this but I think I remember reading that the inquisiters were force weilders that werent strong enough to be sith so they did not receive the title therefore letting there be more and because in the series star wars rebels both of the jedis dont seem to ever have been considered very skilled since we had never heard of rhem prior so that way the inquisitor would be a good match for them I think im probably still completely wrong
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If you could use the force and use it for bad intentions, even if you were weak, you were a sith.
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Not true, actually. There are many force-using groups that aren't the Jedi or the Sith.
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I think the show is based after episode three and before episode well four coz c3-po and r2 are in the empire for a small amount of time, because this show is telling the story of how the rebellion started (leaving out how the force unleashed sais it)
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Also, I dont think Force Unleashed is official canon. might be, but I dont think so.
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That doesnt explain how the inquisitor is alive. The rule of two says he shouldnt exist.
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Edited by VE Mandalorian: 2/10/2015 4:18:32 AMIts simple, the inquisitor is not sith. Pulled from wookiepedia The Pau'an male known as the Inquisitor hailed from the planet Utapau, where he born over fifteen years prior to the Invasion of Naboo.[2]After Darth Sidious, publicly known as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine, transformed the Galactic Republic into the Galactic Empire and declared himself Emperor, the Inquisitor came into the service of the Empire and the Sith. Though not a Sith himself, the Inquisitor was tasked with hunting down and eliminating any Jedi who had survived Order 66,[1] the order given to theGrand Army of the Republic by Darth Sidious to destroy the Jedi Order
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Guess Vader was too OP to reprise his Jedi hunting role in the show?
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Vader was never really a Jedi hunter. Grevious dooku jango/boba and the inquisitor. A couple others were for hire such as aurra sing cad bane zuckuss 4lom the list goes further.
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Could've sworn Vader personally hunted down some of them.
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Not to my knowledge. Obi wan came to him both times they fought in movies. The only thing that may be considered is him taking down the Jedi temple with the clones.
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Alright. It's been so long I didn't really know anymore.
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Granted I may be wrong. Its been a long time since I dwelled in lucusverse
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So he fills something of the same role as Grievous.
