For me, it’s a bit complicated. Villains are many, and as such, they have a diverse set of backstories and motivations. Star Wars has many a villain, ranging from the redeemed (Mara Jade), the morally grey (Fetts), and some who were truly heroes in disguise (Revan). Ultimately, the villain must have clear motivations, have complex relationships with others, be multi-dimensional with distinct personality traits, have a compelling backstory, and a satisfying end. Of course, there are no shortages of templates for Star Wars villains, but most are still unique and not simple copies of one another.
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I was reading about the ancient Jedi from Legends named Vima-Da-Boda, who lived for over 200 years? Is there any data on how she did so?
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Meant to put it in Polls/Favorites. Apologies.
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They all pale in comparison to the legendary Oggdo Bogdo.
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Post-death stuff in Legends, such as visions, hallucinations, memory, and his legacy.
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No, that would be appropriate for the Star Wars Fanon site.
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I like Jerjerrod, especially if you count the deleted scenes. One of the few villainous Imperials who’s not a complete sociopath.
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Death to the Huk. Victory for the Kaleesh people over their oppressors.
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^Infinities was a radical series of many ‘what-ifs’ and other such content during the Legends era.
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Darth Talon.
