How the Sith Stranger PERFECTED Killing Jedi - Star Wars Explained

I won't lie, I really enjoyed that but He feels more like a renegade sith than a member of the rule of two.

I like how talking shit is a force technique

He's definitely the Sith apprentice seeking to overthrow his master. He's not even fully swimming in the dark side. His eyes aren't a sith yellow ish red. I bet his master will show up at the end to beat his butt.

I still feel like he’s more like a sith assassin rather than a Sith Lord

I, for one, am enjoying this show, despite its flaws. Personally, I'm expecting Qimir to be an apprentice that is seeking his own apprentice to help overthrow his master. After all, it wouldn't be the first time a Sith Apprentice in the Rule of Two Era failed. If he dies, I can see certain Jedi covering it up so that it makes it look like he was a Sith-wannabe. Furthermore, he's likely going to explain the Rule of Two to someone before his demise, and that information will find its way to Yoda, who'll go on to reiterate such in The Phantom Menace, explaining why he knew about the Rule of Two in TPM. What I'd LOVE to see is if he is actually the current apprentice to Plaguies, and following Qimir's death, he bides his time in finding a replacement in the form of Palpatine. Muun's have longer lifespans after all, and if Plagueis remains a Muun in canon, this theory holds water. If we're so fortunate, we'll get teased for a live-action Plagueis

I believe that’s the case, he’s the apprentice seeking one of his own.

There has been no claim that Qimir is even part of the rule of two sith. He himself said that what he is has no name but that the Jedi would call him a Sith. He said he wanted freedom to use his power how he wants which makes me think he is outside of the rule of two sith and sees them as a threat since he doesn't follow their rule of two. I think he is a force user who found sith artifacts and teachings and doesn't have a traditional master. He will probably be hunted in the end by not only the Jedi but also the rule of two sith of this era for bringing the attention of the Jedi and for endangering the plan of the rule of two sith just as Maul and Savage Opress were.

This sith is what kylo ren should've been

Sol was giving him the hands 😂

He is the Apprentice. He just takes too many chances to be the Master. And I feel that he was using Mae as a pawn to carry out his assignments. It’s just that on the surface both Mae and his goals seemed to add up. For her, killing the 4 Jedi who she blames for what happened 16 years ago, is just one of two options in her pursuit of justice. The other being to let the “true” as she understands it, to be heard by the Jedi Council so that those 4 Jedi could be tried and arrested. Where as he just needs to kill some Jedi without a weapon.

Personally, I think that Qimir might not be a Sith at all because when asked what he was he says that what he is has no name but that the Jedi would call him Sith meaning that he himself does not identify as a Sith.

Honestly one of best episodes so far really short and he played a good sith in my opinion also I wish episodes where longer

That was one hell of an episode. The dude was not messing around.

I think this fight was fantastic, goes to show how unprepared the Jedi are, how terrifying Sith can be, and shows a lot of character and world building through the fight. This guy is like the opposite of the last new dark side user we saw in the live actions shows; Baylan Skoll. Baylen is very calm and deliberate, probably a result of his Jedi training; but this new guy is wild and uses underhanded tactics; very fun to see.

As Darth Bane would say of the 7th form, "Juyo is the master of control, not the loss of it."

Seeing him killing a few Jedi is rather impressive. For a Sith, he fights well and knows how to kill his Foe.

The Way Qimir fights kinda reminds me of Ventress. Like Qimir, Ventress is implied to not be following any specific technique and is mostly just cutting loss. They both compensate for their unrefined forms with the use of their strength in the darkside and their wits. On the topic of Ventress, this fight scene also reminds me of Ventress's duel with Luminara. Where Luminara gets bested by Ventress due to her unconventional approach towards fighting. The Sith assassin slashed pipe releasing hot steam inorder to blind Luminara before cutting multiple pipes to trap her under. Luminara even notes that Ventress was unlike any other opponent she faced implying she's not use to fighting someone who's constantly fighting dirty. In both these duels the Jedi get their asses handed to them because they're not use to fighting someone who doesn't fight by their terms which causes them to be caught off gaurd.

Actually didn’t hate this episode. Darth Smiley is a good addition!

Qimir’s helmet looks like a shark!!

His dark side ability sounds like he's just an ELITE LEVEL ONLINE TROLLER!!!