Warning! This post contains SPOILERS for Star Wars: Inquisitors #2
Summary
- Tensu Run may become an Imperial Inquisitor due to his recent dark deeds.
- Run’s ability to inspire others poses a threat to the Empire, even as he begins to destroy the hope he represents.
- Concerns arise because Run decides to attack the Inquisitors directly, which could potentially lead to the Jedi turning to the dark side at the end of the series.
A new star Wars Theories suggest that the epic new survivor of Order 66 is in danger of becoming an Imperial Inquisitor. Marvel’s new and canon Inquisitors The series had recently seen the appearance of Jedi Knight Tensu Run, a priority target that the Empire wanted to eliminate at all costs. Darth Vader was aware of the potential threat Tensu posed and ordered his Inquisitors to eliminate Run rather than give him any other lead. However, Run’s recent actions could lead him down a much darker path in a galaxy far, far away.
As seen in Star Wars: Inquisitors #2 by Rodney Barnes and Ramon Rosanas: Tensu Run has taken on the task of tracking down the Imperial Inquisitors himself after the Grand Inquisitor murdered his master. Tired of running, Tensu now fights the Empire’s Jedi Hunters, starting with the Fifth Brother:
However, Tensu Run also featured some darker actions that are rather untypical for a typical Jedi Knight. that this new Inquisitors The series could end with Run becoming an Inquisitor himselfAfter all, most of Vader’s Jedi hunters were once Jedi themselves who chose to turn to the dark side.
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Tensu Run’s supporters are worried about his future
Will revenge consume him?
The main reason the Empire considers Tensu Run so dangerous is its ability to inspire. Case in point: He has already gathered a small band of followers and Force-sensitives to rebuild the Jedi Order and oppose the Imperial oppression of the galaxy that began with the extermination of all Jedi by Order 66 and the tragic Jedi Purge. Embodying hope itself, Tensu Run quickly became the most wanted Inquisitorius on the orders of Darth Vader himself.
However, in this new installment, Run’s allies and friends are concerned about his decision to abandon them and take on the Inquisitors directly. After all, the core Jedi directive during the Republic era was to fight only to defend and protect others, never to attack. While Tensu would argue that he is pursuing the Inquisitors to protect his people, it is also suggested that the true motive may be revenge.since they just murdered his master. So Tensu’s new campaign actually feels like a slippery slope that could end in tragic darkness and corruption.
Tensu Run has already begun to embrace the dark side
He killed several pirates who got in his way
Tensu Run had already compromised himself before he even got to the Fifth Brother (his first victory against the Inquisitors). Surrounded by a group of robbers, Tensu killed each pirate one by one, including one who wanted to surrenderHowever, Tensu killed him anyway to prevent there being stories about him taking lives, as that would distort his legend as a symbol of hope. In that sense, this is an incredibly dark sign that points to the possibility that this new star Wars The series ends with Run fully turning to the dark side and perhaps even joining the Inquisitorius himself.
Star Wars: Inquisitors #2 is now on sale at Marvel Comics.
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