Full Series Mini Series The Inquisitors (Spoilers)

Me too!! I´m very curious about her next steps... will she be able to return to the Inquisitorius? We know she doesn´t get her revenge on the Sixth Brother, and she is most likely considered dead by Vader. I think there may be hints of her continuing on her own in the war zone that is Mon Cala now (still, the fighting is over). Could she pull an Adalric Brandl and be the first (canon) Inquisitor to go rogue?

 

I assume she is where Maul get's his lightsaber from.

 

interesting theory also i wonder if the inquisitors also capture Jedi to put them into their ranks like how the legends inquisitors did it

 

Recently I found an article on wookiepedia speaking of an Inquisitor depicted on Star Wars: Uprising as hunting down and defeating 4 Jedi Knights, even killing, apparently, two of them in the same confrontation. I got curious about it, since apparently this individual hasn´t been identified yet. Is there anyone familiar with this game and this particular storyline?

 

The Jedi in question were just padawans not knights. Characters in-game refer to this inquisitor as a monster.

 

was it stated that they were Padwanes i don't remmber that being stated

 

Yeah, they where quite in the old side of the spectrum if they were padawans, though, by the looks of them. When where they hunted? if it was close to 0 BBY it would make sense...

 

Interesting reading! still, I would say that even if they were padawans, we get a good piece of concrete evidence on how dangerous an Inquisitor could be when facing a prey devoided of plot armor.

The monster reference can be either a physical or psycological analogy, probably both. Still, Fifth Brother could fit it quite well... or could this be one of the Inquisitors we haven´t met yet?

 

The Grand Inquisitor would also qualify as a monster.

 

Absolutely... and Eighth too, with his apparent tendency for maiming people with his built-in buzzsaw! They all seem to be pretty monstrous people, which makes Vader beyond terrible, seeing that he controlled the Inquisitorius through fear...

 

True they were all monsters in there own ways. i also agree it does show that they can kill Jedi when said Jedi don't have plot armor. also i think that's way the inquisitor is marked unknown do to it not being reveal if it is a inquisitor we have seen yet or have not seen at all

indeed i don't know what time that happen.

 

Do you think any of them survived to join the First Order?

 

So i can't wait for the next Darth Vader issue i wonder if we will get introduce to a new inquisitor

 

Next issue is a oneshot of Tarkin and Vader.

 

oh well thats fine i mean a little have Darth Vader and Tarkin time won't hurt me still can't wait

 

I don't think so. And they wouldn't fit with the FO anyways in my opinion.

But I would like to see Luke go against them during the OT era or right after ROTJ, or both.

 

agreed i would love to see them around during the OT year and fight Luke

 

I remember a rumor back to the times when TFA was in development that said that there would be a scene in the movie where Vader would have summoned his Inquisitors, and he would give them instructions that would help explain the antagonists actions in the movie. A kind of flashback to help understand their motivations. I remember being very excited by the notion, and being very disappointed that the only scene remotely close to this that we ended up having was a 4 seconds flashback with no dialogue.

The Knights of Ren still don´t really have a backstory yet. That was a pretty good chance of giving some interesting continuity to what was presented in the OT/Rebels. I do hope they get their chance in Ep. IX, even if the connection with the Inquisitors seems a little far fetched now...

 

You know what i just realized that both Legends and Canon had jedi like Dress, Jax and Kanan who had plot armor who would survived throw there stories and live longer then other Order 66 survivors. Where other jedi if they were for a one off Purge issue would die in that one appreance and canon is doing that as well as with the Darth Vader comics swries went now where he's hunting Jedi down so really it was more have plot armor then the Inquisitors being weak

 

As much as I enjoy that the Inquisitorious exists and isn't done being explored, I have a lot of issues with how the new canon is handling them.
1. They're all aliens. Surely the pro-human Empire has at least one human inquisitor.
2. They were dumped completely in Rebels with only a few small mentions after S2. In fact, they may be completely wiped out after Malachor. In Legends, several of them survived past Endor.
3. None of them seem skilled, or their opponents have plot armor.

 

i see your problems lets see shall we
I am sure there are Inquisitor humans somewhere, we just have to wait, also weren't people not happy that there weren't that many alien inquisitors in Legends, also i found it interesting that all of them all aliens, but i do belive there is at least one human inquisitor we have not seen

we will have too wait i am hoping that some survived Endor this is way we have retcons for a reason am i right

Not so true in the game Star Wars uprising a unknown Inquisitor killed four Jedi off scene so they can kill Jedi and in the Darth Vader comics we found out Jedi Master Dibbs is the Tenth Brother who was very skilled as Mace Window said. even throw he dies very early, it shows that Jedi Masters can become Inquisitors, so there not as weak as we think. also it's been said in-universe they been doing a good time, so there are stories and adventures we have not seen yet

 

Human Inquisitor with a name rhyming with Lara Cade, perhaps?

(One can always hope).

 

• Filoni: The Inquisitor's lightsaber is sort of like a "cheat mode": it does automatically (twirling the double-blades) what the full-Sith Darth Maul could do on his own (with his bare hands), which is subtly meant to imply that he isn't as highly trained as Darth Maul was - because he isn't actually a full "Sith".
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• Asked how the Inquisitor is not a Sith, Hidalgo points out that "Dark Side users" are not automatically "Sith", and do not automatically have that skill level. As an example, Hidalgo points out that Ezra is a "Light Side user" and he's training to be a Jedi, but it would be incorrect to formally call him "a Jedi", because a "Jedi Knight" is a specific rank and power level that an adept has to achieve (after advancing through Youngling and Padawan apprentice stages). He explains that while the Emperor and Vader (both full Sith) are spreading out some of their Dark Side skills and training, the Inquisitor is a "lower class of underling" that they don't want to give equal power to.

http://starwarsrebels.wikia.com/wiki/Rebels_Recon

@Darth Dnej is correct, not even the GI is considered skilled, also explains how Vader easily defeated him, largely due to the trick lightsaber heavy reliance.A weakness they made a plot armored Kanan figure out and exploit during the Season One Finale when he defeats the GI.

 

but what i am saying is that people think they can't do the one job and that Darth Vader and The Emperor just keep them around to be losers. in reality they have been doing good in-universe. i am shock that we are still staying there still weak after the reveal of the Tenth Brother was Dibbs clearly this happen after Rebels so they most likely at the time weren't planing on having a Jedi master as a Inquisitor at the time

 

Wonder if Pong krell would have become an inquisitor-if he had survived umbara that is