What If Yoda DEFEATED Palpatine?

In this Star Wars fan fiction, let’s find out what would have happened if Yoda defeated Palpatine (Darth Sidious) in Revenge of the Sith…

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[Eric]

Palpatine: The biggest weakness of the Jedi are themselves, sadly they couldn't save themselves of each other

[benjaminparker]

What If Yoda went to Naboo to fight Maul while Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan went to protect the Queen

[yumallah]

I don't usually comment on these types of videos, but this has got to be the craziest Star Wars 'what if' fanfiction I've ever seen. This is the first one that actually goes beyond the time of the OT and details a distant future, and in a very original way I might add. Great video, keep up the good work.

[dmann]

Congratulations you unlocked the…. what? Ending

[vasdasgustav]

the craziest thing is, there could be a type 2 or 3 civilization in a far galaxie with something like a virus spreading on a greater scale than we could ever imagine. Very well executed story, keep up the great work

[toomanygrenades]

So the sith being gone created an even bigger inbalance in the force via no dark siders and only light. That is why Anakin was supposed to kill off the Jedi. At least this is how I see it. Yoda failed even harder in this timeline how?

[SteveScotsman]

I don't think Padme giving up Luke & Leia is in her character at all. Instead I think she would've balanced her political life and kept the children in her life as they were the only connection to Anakin she had left. I think it would be similar to a child's life in boarding school where she would have time with them. Love the storyline but again I can't see Padme giving her only connection to the man she loved away.

[lieps]

i dont think that it would take 500 years for the jedi to fall that far if you look at how far the jedi had already fallen
it would have taken a 100 years tops for another Schism or full-blown civil war to take place

[matthewbarabas]

well, thats.... horrible. the galaxy was literally set back 100, 000 years...

[wargamesmaster]

What if Galen Marek/Starkiller was born early enough to become Dooku secret apprentice?

[darthyetgon]

There's a difference between knowledge and wisdom 😅😊

[ASNSZero]

"A tragedy that would have made Darth Vitiate proud."

The ironic thing about this, is that toward the end of his schemes, Vitiate came to realize that the whole consumption schtick he was doing was actually a gigantic waste, and depending on the dialogue options you choose, will all but *apologize* for doing it.

[socialaccount]

16:16
Some may see this out of character for Yoda and the Jedi Order, but I completely agree.

The events of the movies were truly the Will of The Force. The Jedi order of the time *was* corrupt, with Mace Windu and Yoda being the perfect examples of this, Especially by Revenge of The Sith.

Mace was too attached to the Republic, he valued it just as highly as the Jedi Order. He was also a massive hypocrite and scolded Anakin for the same code violations he committed all the time.

As for Yoda, he was the inverse problem, he wasn't attached to anyone or anything. He lived so long that death was something he just never cared about, its why he couldn't help Anakin despite realizing that Anakin did need help. Its also why I imagine, in a scenario like this, he would never learn the lesson he did on Dagobah, he would never learn that failure is the best teacher and that attachments in of themselves can be used for good and evil. As such, his flawed view on the force would inadvertently corrupt the order further if he didnt leave or die.


Without *radical* changes, the order was far too corrupt by the time of ROTS. Ironically, Palpatine was correct. If left unchecked, I fully expect that they would've taken over the Republic "for the greater good".

[boydbeasley]

What if Rahm Kota trained Anikin? What if Chewbacca was born a jedi?

[princedeucidius]

Bravo dude! Excellent what if. You hit upon something I've always believed; Fear of attachments is the path to the dark side. The only reason wielders of the dark SEEM more powerful is that sentient beings are social creatures by nature. Cutting oneself off from attachments inhibits the force. In his fear of another Jedi falling to the dark Yoda became even more dogmatic, so too, the order. You thought outside of the box when it seems like every 'what if' has become an exercise in minute distinctions from every other what if, leading to the same old same old.

[globaltheater]

Could you see a jedi learning a form of immortality to ensure thr eternal enforcement of thr light and destruction of the dark.

[adrianshek]

What if Darth Plegus tripped on a rock and died before finding Palpatine

[sugdolomar]

30:50 And that kids is why the way of the sith is the better outcome, at least they were more honest

[Odinfang]

You think you could do what if mother Talzin was Sidious’s apprentice instead of maul? I feel Palpatine and Talzin could realize the sith grand plan, but with the night sister magic, they bring in elements of the brotherhood of darkness that existed before bane destroyed it.

[stevenbrown]

No point to continue if both anakin and palps are dead.