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you can tell this was a long long time ago because the camera bump hadn’t been invented to sell cases yet.
The one on the left is the death star. The one one the right is the devil’s bowling ball.
Ironically more useful; multiple firing arrays at lower power settings mean it can selectively reduce its destruction to merely glassing a planet, cracking it open, or total obliteration. I mean having a super weapon is all well and good but obliterating a planet is usually overkill.
Why can’t they just turn a dial down? Or maybe they can. It was a terror weapon, not an efficiency weapon. Your entire planet being just gone and not even a grave site people can visit is a pretty scary thing.
They are Sith, they have to deal in absolutes.
Let’s play “spin the planet!”
Why are they all the same aperture size?
Because science
Aperture Science.
I knew it! It’s real!
It’s for security™
3x the planets. turns out you don’t need to completely vaporize a planet to render it completely fucked and uninhabitable.
I think they should make another main line movie, and have a variant of the death star. That would amazing.
Amazing because of how lifeless the creativity on display would be.
maybe produce it over the top on purpose ? like the premise of lots of deathstars.
Jan Michael Vincent in … multiverse of deathstars nexus the movie
