How this System Became The Heart of Separatism: The Untold History of Raxus BEFORE the Clone Wars

The Jedi: What do we do with the Force Harvester? The Republic: Let's just bury it on a planet poisoned beyond belief. The Jedi: That's... Not a bad idea actually.

And now Dooku's homeworld have been subjected to the Galactic Empire's occupation as shown in Bad Batch Season 2.

A Capital is a location that has cultural heart for a government, perhaps it’s has a massive industrial complex that could supply refine resources for its people, or perhaps it geographical location is in the core territory of the government for its easy logistical support, or maybe it was simply the most important military structure that cannot be lost. So really many of these aspects could easier fit in the Raxus System importance in the Confederacy existence.

"This is where all droids go to die" - PROXY describing Raxus Prime

“On that planet, many ancient secrets, there are.” ~Yoda, regarding Raxus Prime This quote may not be very long, but it speaks volumes of what Raxus Prime may truly hold if Grand Master Yoda speaks of what’s buried on this ruined world.

To quote Yoda: "On Raxus Prime, many ancient secrets, there are."

One of these worlds is a Filoni retcon that had to be integrated into EU. All other examples include Aleen Minor, Skako Minor, Malachor, and probably many more. Instead of sticking to existing descriptions of planets they redesigned them. Then some EU writer had to keep continuity going by duplicating planets.

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I fell in love with Raxus Prime ever since The Force Unleashed came out. It's such a unique and cool planet, and I wish it was used more.

Citizen 1: "Raxus Prime is no fun any more. It used to be so good." Citizen 2: "Hey fancy moving to Raxus Secundus? It's nice and green." Citizen 1: "Hell yes. Better than this slag heap of a world."

Would have loved to see a special ops mission on Raxus during the Clone Wars

Ah yes, Raxus Prime... home of most of my frustrations when playing Force Unleashed.

Would love to hear more about the system, especially what/if anything became of it during the reign of the empire!

Everyone who reads this, first of all I want to apologize. On that, the biggest peeve that I have with any of these historical reviews is the mentioning of the time periods, i.e. 25,000 BBY, 300 BBY, 100 ABY, et cetera. I wish that the Republic/Empire would have had a more centralized form of calendar including months and dates, and it can be correlated via Coruscant, as that world served as the central authority world for both the Republic and the Empire. But outside of that, PLEASE continue with these fine clips, because I REALLY enjoy them. Thanks. :elbowcough:

It is a good addition to the lore from Disney. One of the few that seamlessly connects.

How about a video on the Battle of Raxus Prime that took place during the Clone Wars?

If you ever remember reading the Boba Fett books around 2003/2004 then you definitely remember Raxus Prime.

Thank you. I've only wanted to know this since reading Han Solo and the Lost Legacy in 1981. Background on Xim the Despot, an explanation for (what I recognized as Xim's War Robots being trophy statues on the floating casinos of Nar Shadda in Old Republic games...everything.

This was an extremely fascinating lore dive.

I love your channel so much your answer all of my star wars questions