Naboo

They were like a police force, you know, just private security to protect against probably pirates and other sort of criminal elements.

And what? you know what's the the event that that triggers all the Star Wars that that follow well it's the blockade of Naboo it's this like un unthinkable unheard of event where the trade Federation takes this radical step of using their security forces to set up a military blockade of a planet and it they've now gone from the b1s are no longer just protecting uh protecting shipments they are now subjugating the people of naboo they are an invading army and you and you know keeping the people uh of that planet from resisting them and from from they're occupying the planet is essentially what's going on well You know, while Obi-Wan and Padme and Qui-Gon and Jar Jar are off on their fun adventures on Tatooine, you know, they're getting messages from from CO Bibble telling them about how bad things are on Naboo.

And, you know, who's enforcing that? Who's enforcing how bad things are on Naboo? What's the battle droids? and these droids that were meant to just be security are now have now become an army exactly what you're talking about and you can easily see that happening at other points in the timeline if people want to take it in that direction uh you know we there's Again, the reason they're so willing to use battle droids is probably cheaper than throwing human or alien lives out there to be lost.

But there is also the question that Gillister raises of there are probably some droids like L3 who feel that a droid uprising is long overdue.

And I know some stories have toyed with this, especially in the comics.

They were like a police force, you know, just private security to protect against probably pirates and other sort of criminal elements.

And what? you know what's the the event that that triggers all the Star Wars that that follow well it's the blockade of Naboo it's this like un unthinkable unheard of event where the trade Federation takes this radical step of using their security forces to set up a military blockade of a planet and it they've now gone from the b1s are no longer just protecting uh protecting shipments they are now subjugating the people of naboo they are an invading army and you and you know keeping the people uh of that planet from resisting them and from from they're occupying the planet is essentially what's going on well You know, while Obi-Wan and Padme and Qui-Gon and Jar Jar are off on their fun adventures on Tatooine, you know, they're getting messages from from CO Bibble telling them about how bad things are on Naboo.

And, you know, who's enforcing that? Who's enforcing how bad things are on Naboo? What's the battle droids? and these droids that were meant to just be security are now have now become an army exactly what you're talking about and you can easily see that happening at other points in the timeline if people want to take it in that direction uh you know we there's Again, the reason they're so willing to use battle droids is probably cheaper than throwing human or alien lives out there to be lost.

But there is also the question that Gillister raises of there are probably some droids like L3 who feel that a droid uprising is long overdue.

And I know some stories have toyed with this, especially in the comics.

And then, so anyways, they, they made that sacrifice, and it, it didn't sit well with Saw at first, but eventually Luthen was able to convince him it was the thing that they needed to do.

So at any rate, this excerpt features Kreegyr tracking down Saw on Naboo of all places, and he's trying to convince Saw to help him out because he wants to make his m- mark and get the attention that Saw got after the incident on Enusagi.

And that's probably a planet that doesn't ring any bells for most people either.

I had to look it up because I, I thought I knew what it was, and it turned out to be the case.

And so I, I appreciated that.

And then there's another something that's happening.

I wasn't able to fully grasp exactly what it was, and I guess we're gonna need the rest of the book to figure it out, but there was some sort of a library on Naboo, and as he's finishing this conversation and leaves Anto, it blows up.

And it comes off like this was a project of his partisans, but they had to sacrifice it for some reason.

Why can't we just leave? Why do we have to do this again? It'll be

fun! It'll be fun! Will we lose our house in Naboo? We're heroes.

Yeah.

Yeah, I want to keep getting free stuff, actually.

that

right?

Yes, I have been working closely with Senator-elect Paula from Naboo.

Oh.

And maybe actually we'll move away from it a bit with the next set in case these...

It becomes important for many decks to have these special, like have Naboo or Kashyyyk.

Because the Data Vault is not a Naboo base or a Kashyyyk base or Tatooine.

As far as I know, it's Scarif, right? The Data Vault, right? It's the Data Vault and Scarif.

Yes, it's Scarif.

Mm-hmm

... is where you see the life-size N-1 Naboo starfighter there in the window, and you just wanna go steal it.

That-

[laughs] Yeah

The nervousness he felt to face Count Dooku all those years ago vanishes as Anakin regains confidence and now looks forward to the day he can beat him.

He gets his chance towards the latter half of the Clone Wars, when he and Padme uncover a plot to turn the Gungans against Naboo.

While Padme and Jar Jar deal with Grievous, Anakin chases after the traitorous minister who tried this coup and follows him to an abandoned temple.

When he arrives, the minister, Rish Luu, is dead on the ground, with Dooku standing over his corpse, his lightsaber still ignited.

i'm trying to think if there's a if there's an equivalent in in something that i can think of i was gonna say naboo also from star wars but that's a little too well kept

rundown naboo

Rundown Naboo.

I'm sure there's something on

it.

Yeah, more Rundown Naboo was my kind of thought.

Rundown

Naboo.