Why Didn't the Emperor Clone Darth Vadar?

[AAP]

curling - it could be possible to clone Darth Vader in the flesh and looks, but I don't think would be possible to clone the hatred he had developed for the Jedis or possibly to clone his ability to use the Force. A clone would probably still need to be trained in fighting skills and such because I don't think cloning technologies actually go beyond physical makeup and resemblence.

I wonder why he didn't just make more Dark Grievouss types or whatever that 4 arm robot was called.

 

[curling]

curling - it could be possible to clone Darth Vader in the flesh and looks, but I don't think would be possible to clone the hatred he had developed for the Jedis or possibly to clone his ability to use the Force. A clone would probably still need to be trained in fighting skills and such because I don't think cloning technologies actually go beyond physical makeup and resemblence.

Now aap, you go and make a good argument like that I am going to have to think here for a second. Even though you couldn't clone the hatred you are still cloning the man right? I mean anakin would be a better clone fighter that the original clone fighter because they would both still have to be trained right?

or whatever that 4 arm robot was called.

This is a very good point. He was a heck of a fighter. And production time would be alot less than raising an anakin from birth to man with fighting skills and all. I concede to your point this is what the ugly emperor dude should have done.

 

[ringperm]

curling - it could be possible to clone Darth Vader in the flesh and looks, but I don't think would be possible to clone the hatred he had developed for the Jedis or possibly to clone his ability to use the Force. A clone would probably still need to be trained in fighting skills and such because I don't think cloning technologies actually go beyond physical makeup and resemblence.

I wonder why he didn't just make more Dark Grievouss types or whatever that 4 arm robot was called.

you couldnt clone the midichlorian count anyways

Sirs,

You are mistaken I'm afraid. The emperor has cloned himself a numerous times, following the events after The Return of The Jedi. Although this happened in the Comicbooks, published by Dark Horse, it is still recognized as a part of the SW Expanded Universe, and an Official part of the Star Wars canon

 

[pintoca]

LOL

I just watched the new one last night and it got me thinking. Because the clone warriors seem kind of dorky wouldn't the empire be intimidating with a bunch of heavy breathing darths running around.

Klue,

Why not?

That movie deserves all Oscars then.

 

[curling]

That movie deserves all Oscars then.

ha ha ha

 

[AAP]

They used Jango Fett as a basis for the soldier clones. However, none of those soldiers could fight as well as Jango. Which is why I believe that cloning would not have articulated such things as fighting skill levels. Maybe a basic understanding of the fighting techniques but not true mastery that the original would possess.

Or maybe after getting butchered up by Obi Wan, there was no way to successfully make a clone that still had all his arms and legs since the limps and nerve endings had been severed.

 

[ringperm]

They used Jango Fett as a basis for the soldier clones. However, none of those soldiers could fight as well as Jango. Which is why I believe that cloning would not have articulated such things as fighting skill levels. Maybe a basic understanding of the fighting techniques but not true mastery that the original would possess.

Or maybe after getting butchered up by Obi Wan, there was no way to successfully make a clone that still had all his arms and legs since the limps and nerve endings had been severed.

Sir. These are not the arguments you are looking for

When you make a clone, you do not make an excact replica of the body you are in right now. You make a replica based on dna profile and other niceties. A clone of Lord Vader, would not have his injuries. But would have his talents and natural abilities in the force. It/he would have his potential, strengths and weaknesses, but not his experiences.

The clones created from Mr. Fett did not have his mastery, because they did not have his life-long experience. But they did have his talent, and with time, probably would achieve his level of skills.

 

[AAP]

Hush.

Else, answer curling's questions yourself.

 

[75th]

I wonder why he didn't just make more Dark Grievouss types or whatever that 4 arm robot was called.

Because that guy had a chronic cold.

Which is weird...I didnt realize robots could catch an airborne illness.

 

[AAP]

I thought the Count was cyborg, he had some organ that was alive in him correct?