The Force is one of Star Wars’ most important concepts. From the very beginning, the Force has enamored audiences and fans and set Star Wars apart from any other contemporary science fiction and space opera stories. Now, Star Wars: Dark Droids has introduced a new layer to the Force that has rarely been explored previously, and it might just be the biggest development in franchise history.In Dark Droids, the Scourge’s influence has spread throughout an entire fleet of Imperial Star Destroyers and the sentient artificial intelligence is poised to become a truly unstoppable force in the Galaxy. Or rather, it would if it were capable of wielding The Force. As seen in the pages of Star Wars: Dark Droids #2 (by Charles Soule, Luke Ross, Alex Sinclair, and VC’s Travis Lanham), the Scourge might not be all that far off from achieving this goal, especially once it connects the dots between how the Force links not just all living things, but all things in general. Possessing C-3P0, the Scourge asked Luke Skywalker about the Force, the nuances of his connections to it, and, more importantly, whether he feels it coursing through the prosthetics that replaced the hand he lost to Darth Vader.While the concept of the Force has always been at the heart of Star Wars, it’s also always been described in vague, philosophical terms. Considered to be a power created by all life forms, the Force is in turn present in all living things. Of course, individuals with particularly high midi-chlorian counts have a heightened connection to the Force, at least since this idea was retconned into existence in the Star Wars film prequels. However, up until recently, inanimate, inorganic materials have always existed outside the Force.RELATED: Ahsoka: What is the World Between Worlds?RELATED: The Secret Knowledge In Luke Skywalker’s Sacred Jedi Texts, Explained
The Force is one of Star Wars‘ most important concepts. From the very beginning, the Force has enamored audiences and fans and set Star Wars apart from any other contemporary science fiction and space opera stories. Now, Star Wars: Dark Droids has introduced a new layer to the Force that has rarely been explored previously, and it might just be the biggest development in franchise history.
In Dark Droids, the Scourge’s influence has spread throughout an entire fleet of Imperial Star Destroyers and the sentient artificial intelligence is poised to become a truly unstoppable force in the Galaxy. Or rather, it would if it were capable of wielding The Force. As seen in the pages of Star Wars: Dark Droids #2 (by Charles Soule, Luke Ross, Alex Sinclair, and VC’s Travis Lanham), the Scourge might not be all that far off from achieving this goal, especially once it connects the dots between how the Force links not just all living things, but all things in general. Possessing C-3P0, the Scourge asked Luke Skywalker about the Force, the nuances of his connections to it, and, more importantly, whether he feels it coursing through the prosthetics that replaced the hand he lost to Darth Vader.
While the concept of the Force has always been at the heart of Star Wars, it’s also always been described in vague, philosophical terms. Considered to be a power created by all life forms, the Force is in turn present in all living things. Of course, individuals with particularly high midi-chlorian counts have a heightened connection to the Force, at least since this idea was retconned into existence in the Star Wars film prequels. However, up until recently, inanimate, inorganic materials have always existed outside the Force.
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