The Inquisitors being the Elite of the Empire for 8:08

The spinning double saber actually has a bunch of uses with how fast it actually is, you could easily counter attack before the opponent has time to react.

They de-canonized the Emperors Shadow Guards for these incompetent imbeciles its just comical

These aren't even Sith, they are closer to really unskilled Forces user Jedi who went to the Dark Sides, that doesn't qualify as Sith, even Maul was a dark Jedi or rather a "Sith assassin" which the point of them existing being dark force user assassin, whom aren't recognize as Sith.

The forces are the most powerful weapons for forces user, not their light saber, a skilled duelist but terrible force user are no Sith. Maul is the latter, skill duelist but his ability is not that good, he lost his pp afterall.

The worst Nu wars addition by miles

Inquisitors just exist to prove to us , how strong Anakin, Obi wan, Luke , Darth Vader , Darth Maul and any other jedi or sith in the prequels and the original trilogy were.

You do have to remember that most of them are just surviving padawan’s of order 66
Grand inquisitor is the only one that can honestly put up a fight against most jedi knights and some of the weaker jedi masters

to be fair maul is an absolute powerhouse

Honestly tho, 3 v Maul isn’t saying much for there skill. Not many “elite troops” could 3v1 him

2nd sister was honestly the most competent.

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis The Wise? I thought not. It's not a story the Jedi would tell you. It's a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life… He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying. The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice killed him in his sleep. Ironic. He could save others from death, but not himself.

Bro vader eats all of them for breakfast, even Rey would crush them

They where probably one of the most fun side characters in rebels

Most of the Inquisitors: “Who are you?”
Inquisitor Cal, Trilla, and the Grand Inquisitor: “We’re you but better.”
Galen Marek/Starkiller: “P a t h e t i c .”

I wonder how antinnis tremayne and Jerec would react to disney inquisitors

The problem with big beds that are talked up a lot is that if you don’t want mean characters to die, they can’t be as good as you say they are, you have to have mistakes etc. for the main character to exploit or they will actually be as good as you say, they are, and cause actual problems for your characters Which can be hard to do for some riders if they’re trying to avoid killing those characters or making it look like the only way they survive is fly armor, which honestly is a good way of writing things. Having a big bad character, literally unstoppable, and only reason why the main character survive is because of some random event that happened. But a lot of times people will just write the villain as a mediocre when they fight against the main character, which is a shame.

Anticlimatic

Also, they are weak so that when a Jedi character is becoming more powerful, and people start to ask why they aren’t in the OT, they can pull the good old*Darth Vader breathing intensifies*

Honestly rebels was kiddy garbage

What really bothers me is when they go up against the likes of Kanan, Ezra, Cal.... I mean yeah they were mainly just Jedi padawans but were trained by Vader personally so against other Jedi padawans like the three who mostly to that point have hidden their abilitys and not trained much, they should have an easy time beating them. I guess a big reason why the Inquisitors are so bad is because of the massive plot armor of the heroes

My favorite moment had to be when fifth brother ran up to Ashoka like he was yelled “sneak attack” when it didn’t work

To be fair turning off a light saber with the force is hard and the only other Jedi that can do it that we know of is Yoda

Trila the 9th sister and the grand inquisitor were all reasonably competent. But the rest were just a joke. Oh also honorable mentin to Tarkin throwing some major shade at the grand inquisitor. I respect that.

Missed opportunity
Grand inquisitor meeting Maul

it's funny out of context but in shows it do get tiring quickly

This is the product of not training them to there full potential not really there fault that they str8 🚮

If they all had therapy, they'd be better versions of themselves.

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Should've added the Inquisitor Ahsoka fought in Tales of the Jedi. Dude knows exactly who she is and gets bodied within two seconds.

Too be fair im sure theyd kill a lot of untrained jedi or whatever, they just had the misfortune of meeting actual order 66 survivors or straight up sith

To be fair, the Inquisitors were meant to go after lower-level Jedi, which meant that they were trained to the extent where they would never have a chance of surpassing Vader, or even Sidious, with their spinning lightsabers being meant to intimidate Jedi with less confidence in their abilities to see past such an apparent display of strength. They all died to either lesser Jedi who overcame their fear, becoming more confident & connected to the Force in doing so in service to their character arc (Cal Kestis and Kanan Jarrus), or by Jedi or Sith with significantly greater skill than them (Ahsoka, Vader, and Maul). 

And that's not to say they aren't competent: the Grand Inquisitor was the only Inquisitor in Rebels to defeat Kanan in single combat & actually capture him; the Fifth Brother and Seventh Sister, while relying on their numerical advantage in fights, still managed to beat Kanan & Ezra multiple times, and the Second and Ninth Sisters were able to beat Cal before he surpassed them over the course of the game. It helps that we also get to have moments where we see how younger Jedi, such as Ezra or Cal, see the Inquisitors, and how scary they are to those of lesser ability, at least before they got gud. Though you do make a point in that the Grand Inquisitor was a bit nerfed in Obi-Wan, I get that they were trying to show Reva's strength increased by her revenge, but him going down without so much as a fight and knowing that he bounces eventually make makes it fall flat.

Overall, I think that the Inquisitorius is one of the better things that Disney has introduced to Star Wars. Like, it makes sense that the Empire would try to break lesser Jedi one way or another into becoming Jedi hunters for them, or that some Jedi would be tempted by the power to be held in such a position as part of the new ruling power in the galaxy. I get that people trash on them, but that's the point: they're disposable pawns used by Vader, an aspect that Reva, Trilla, and even the Grand Inquisitor demonstrate in their stories.

These are the "Elites" of the empire? Really.

Ok to be fair... the vast majority of inquisitors (most not all) were still Padawans when the Empire took them. Vader and palps specifically undertrained them in the dark side so as to have an easy time if they ever tried to revolt. Most Jedi on the run were also padawans or scared young knights who like most of the jedi order had never fought a single sith in their entire lives so fighting newly minted dark side wielders was intimidating and they were usually at a disadvantage in both experience and numbers. Maul could toy with them like that because he was trained since childhood to be a sith assassin and had decades of experience in fighting other force wielders. A master like Ahsoka or Maul with so much time under their belt would be fighting effectively an overly confident padawan

What's even more funnier is, that the Inquisitor's lightsabers don't make fucking sense. There is a reason that a lightsaber is one long tube. It works with the crystals in it igniting some kind of gas. So how can that work when it spins? When the blade should go in a straight line from roughly the center

is this what Rebels looks like? the budget looks very different than it's Clone Wars counterpart

This is what happens when you're plan to wipe out the entirety of the jedi order also includes the slaughtering of a bunch of impressionable young children that could've been easily manipulated to the dark side if kept alive and utilized, while also forgetting that most of your guys you use to have got absolutely bodied by either your new favorite toy or his former comrades (or they're darth maul). You end up having to improvise

Did bro get knocked down by Chopper?

If I had a nickel for every time a new order consisting of sub-level force users who wear black armor in new Star Wars was introduced and then immediately made irrelevant I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's weird it happenned twice.

They were the Elite of the Empire, Ezra and Kahnan had troubles with them. It was just that Ahsoka was too powerful