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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (2003)

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This is my first ever machinima, and I must say I'm proud of it. It's short (the actual video is only about 2 minutes or so) but it's totally cool. Oh, and yes, I know none of this stuff never happens in the actual Knights of the Old Republic game, and yes, I know that the story copies heavily off of The Force Unleashed but I don't care. It's totally badass. Note: all the credits come at the end of the movie! Now, enough with the lame introduction...

Four-thousand years before the Empire was formed, the Republic was strong. However, the Mandalorians had attacked and threatened to destroy it. The Jedi Council did not want to help defend the Republic, but to instead debate upon a solution. This angered Revan, an incredibly powerful, intelligent, and charismatic Jedi. Revan had set out with his companion Malak and a large group of Jedi-followers and aided the Republic's forces.

Revan and his followers successfully defeated the Mandalorians, but then mysteriously disappeared then later returned with a massive Sith fleet. Revan and Malak began to attack and destroy weak and defenseless planets while obliderating any Republic resistance. Eventually, a young Jedi named Bastila Shan and a Jedi-strike team infiltrated Revan's ship. Before they could engage in combat, Malak fired upon his Master's ship, killing Revan in the process...

With Revan dead, Malak took command of the Sith armada and continued to sweep through Republic space, destroying planets at his whim. On one particular planet, however, Malak had sensed the presence of an exceptionally powerful force-sensitive child who he took as an Apprentice. The force-sensitive had a remarkable command over the darkside of the force, even at a young age. Because of this, Malak kept him hidden. No one would learn of his Apprentice.

The Apprentice went out on many dangerous missions in the name of Malak, his master. Eventually, however, thoughts of succeeding Malak began to flood his thoughts. It was the way of the Sith, after all, to kill your master and take his place. With these traitorous thoughts in mind, the Apprentice approaches his Master on his flagship, the Leviathan...

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