Darth Vader Meets the Sith Who Cannot Die

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  @Lost_Holocrons · 2 weeks ago · pinned

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• KH

  @kholsinger · 2 weeks ago

  Thanks for doing this. Two things I like about Sion are:<br>1. He achieved what so many Sith desire (immortality), but it wasn&apos;t how they hoped it&apos;d be.<br>2. He gave up his life when he realized that, in his quest to survive, he destroyed all that was worth surviving FOR. Kind of like Anakin being so obsessed with saving Padme that he became someone who lost her.

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  @70marco80 · 2 weeks ago

  Now this is one i was waiting for! There&apos;s already a Vader vs Malgus thing, or Revan, or Nihilus but never Sion. The two are absolutely the same: bodies completely broken but still too pissed to die

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• JA

  @jayn.m.4059 · 2 weeks ago

  &quot;I could die a thousand times and still be reborn.&quot;<br>Darth Sion KOTOR 2

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• VE

  @VEYFRAMEAI · 2 weeks ago

  Watching Darth Vader cross paths with an ancient, immortal Sith spirit who chose to let go of their endless suffering is an absolute philosophical treat for Star Wars fans. The deep, psychological dialogue dissecting the true cost of hatred, pain, and the burden of the dark side captures that rare, lore-heavy side of the franchise brilliantly. Only minor critique: the pacing during the prolonged philosophical exchange slows down a bit, but the atmospheric world-building and haunting dialogue completely deliver. An incredible, thought-provoking deep dive into Sith philosophy.

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• CA

  @cameronbellantonio3245 · 2 weeks ago

  What&apos;s amazing about these videos is that they also make us question our choices we made before. It&apos;s not just dialogue between characters, but a perspective that makes us wonder.

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• AZ

  @azaza1647 · 2 weeks ago

  We’ve finally got Darth Sion—the last member of the Triumvirate. That leaves Freedon Nadd (sticking to the scope of *KotOR II*). His tomb is in the jungles of Dxun; although his spirit was banished to the abyss by Exar Kun, it would still be interesting to see him as well.

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• TA

  @TalesofArdaa · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  At this point Vader is becoming a ghostbuster.<br>Greetings from a Turkish bazar with carpets.<br>Keep up.

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• EM

  @emeraldmilcham6041 · 2 weeks ago

  Whether intentional or not, the second half of this conversation brings up Vader&apos;s mindset during the 2015 and 2017 comics, where he adamantly refused to accept death as an alternative. More importantly, it brings up reminders of Anakin&apos;s thoughts during the Brotherhood short story in the RotJ POV novel. Even after Luke gave him a proper Jedi funeral and his spirit was transitioning into the netherworld, the guilt Anakin still felt over what he had done was tempting him to return to life and keep going; so that he may have a chance to fix his mistakes. It took Obi-Wan bringing him to his senses and having Anakin entrust the future to the twins, before he finally let go and accepted his place in the Force. <br><br>It helps that you have such a profound understanding of Vader&apos;s character during this time period. Great work as always. 💯

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• WN

  @wnrandom98 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  The Sith Triumvirate is complete now! I like that most of the other Sith were scolding or bragging to Vader. Meanwhile Sion is telling him about the suffering and regrets of using the darkside for immortality

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• LO

  @LogicSingularity · 2 weeks ago

  My Evening Conversation with My Reflection

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• UR

  @Urmech · 13 days ago (edited)

  This is one of the best of a truly excellent series. Sion isn’t taunting or boasting. Rather, he’s trying to help a similar damaged soul.

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