YAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHOOEY!

>YAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHOOEY!

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It's okay, he got better.

What's the purpose of that bottomless shaft?

poor goofy

So was there a ball pit at the bottom?

spit on people using the walkways

> "That's what said! Bazinga!"

I don't get Palpatine. He begged Rey to kill him, and then she did and he was like "NOOOOOOOOOO". And how come her can fall down a bottomless shaft while electrecuting himself and survive, but he can't survive a little reflected lightening?

Vent for the reactor, I think.
Also it was built extremely skimpy on resources because of time and to make the Rebels feel fine in attacking it.

>MAHDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!!!

This hallway is the real conundrum. What the fuck was the purpose of these force fields?

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retard, read the naboo trilogy

To look menacing, yet at the same time, it's very counter intuitive given the design of the Emperor's observation tower. Regardless of the guard rails, why would you have an open shaft to the core of your planet-killing battlestation in the middle of your throneroom like that? Why not have a flat floor over that shit? It's such cliche foreshadowing.

>What the fuck was the purpose of these force fields?
Because video game logic.

The death star wasn't finished yet. They were probably going to install nice hardwood floors on Tuesday.

>He begged Rey to kill him, and then she did and he was like "NOOOOOOOOOO". And how come her can fall down a bottomless shaft while electrecuting himself and survive, but he can't survive a little reflected lightening?
Because bad writing.
He goes from wanting Kylo to kill her...to wanting her to kill him so she can become his new vessel...to wanting to kill her anyway due to being part of the Force Dyad. There was no plan for nay of this nonsense. Disney Wars is not canon.

Better Question:
Since when did the throneroom contain a secret vault housing a plot macguffin that wasn't there before?

it's called a Wilhelm Scream

Thank the Gungan Gods that the wreckage didn't shift or crumble so everyone could still use that key dagger.

They said the Sith dagger was ancient. So it pre-dated the Death Star. So Palaptine designed the death star II vault specifically to align with someone using that ancient dagger at just the right distance and angle.

Good thing said wreckage somehow survived the intial nuclear explosion, entry, impact, and still has working electricity somehow.

The Gungan Gods have blessed your post. Checked.

Bad writing

>vent for reactor in the middle of the throne room.

Did he build the Death Star like a big Weeble Wobble to make sure it didn't land upside-down?

>because video games
FTFY.

Palpatine has always played a soft, weak old man. It's one of his signature bullshit moves. His ability to revive himself / swap bodies makes sense.

It was a toilet. He was the galactic emperor. Only fitting he have a galactic toilet hole like the kings of old.

Any Episode X should have Palpy’s spirit alive inside Rey’s body