411911 said:
As you've all seen if you played the light side, Starkiller looked like he died in the final moments in the game.However if you think about it, all he really did was block the emperor's lighting attack. Also his body wasn't burnt to a crisp, which would normally happen if you were electrocuted a lot. Either
1) the Starkiller in the trailer is a clone who's started to uncover the original Starkiller's memories.
2)They tried to clone him but the original regained his senses and broke out or the cloning tube.
3)the sequel takes place before the final battle on the Death Star which would make sense. or
4)they start you off where the Emperor and Vader are leaving his corpse for the Storm troopers to clean up. Starkiller is just passed out and regains his senses and escapes the Death Star in some manner that lands him smack dab in the middle of an arena.
Take note that you could choose to fight the Emperor or Darth Vader in the first game, so its needless to say they wouldn't throw in the third choice, whatever that may be.
My thoughts:
1) &
2): As some have said, I think that cloning would be a cop-out. There
has to be another reason why the guy is still around. To those saying that the idea of cloning is just stupid, remember, the stormtroopers were clones. They were not just clones of Jango Fett, either. There were other templates used for stormtrooper clones, as well. Remember the story mode in Battlefront 2? Also, when Palpatine returned from the dead (in the Expanded Universe), he used clones of himself, even though they deteriorated quickly, thanks to some insider sabotage. Okay, enough of that.
3): Impossible. As others have said, if this took place in the past, he wouldn't have memories of Juno asking if she would ever see him again, not to mention Yoda being somehow involved. I believe you discredited this yourself, so, enough said.
4): This seems to be the most plausible. (Again) as some have stated, we never saw the blue light of the Force exiting his body after the battle, as with the Jedi defeated by Starkiller in the game. Then again, we never saw that happen in the movies, either. Not with Qui-Gon, not Darth Maul, or Dooku, the Jedi in Palpatine's office or those killed in the Temple or during the execution of Order 66, Obi-Wan, Yoda, or even Vader/Anakin. Not even Vader in the Dark Side ending of the game. The only one that that does happen to is Palpatine, in Return of the Jedi. Why? I dunno. What does it mean, and does it really matter? Don't know that, either, but it's kind of interesting, if you think about it.
Another suggestion about it actually being Proxy, masquerading as Starkiller, who gets defeated by the Emperor, well, uh, no. That mean that Juno professed her feelings with a kiss to Proxy, not Starkiller, and was worried about seeing a
droid again. A prototype droid, sure, but a droid, nonetheless. Besides, don't you think she would
know if Proxy took Galen's place? She
is on the same ship, she's
right there, after all, and she's proven that she's not just a dumb blonde. Read her info in the Databank. Plus, if it was Proxy, he would have reverted to his normal form after the Emperor beat him.
One last thing. Starkiller having a twin brother? Highly unlikely, going from the Databank info. Then again, it wasn't until Return of the Jedi in the original trilogy that we found out that Luke and Leia were twins. So, I suppose anything's possible.
I just hope that whatever story they come up with, it is at least somewhat believable. As a matter of fact, I'm hoping it's awesome, but I won't hold my breath.