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Bro I literally never get comments, then I post this,leave for a day and people are paragraphing.... it's just a joke about how wings of fire is very violent for its age rating

Also my guy, you forgot in The Empire Strikes back they straight up blow up a planet with the Death Star.

Technically there is no body count because there's no bodies since the planet and EVERYTHING on it got VAPORIZED.

Fair enough. Doesn’t disqualify the kills.

And plus, there would be a lot more bodies, specifically of the protagonists, if they didn't have plot armor until they need to die. Stormtroopers only suck because they're up against the MAIN characters who need to live for 3 movies.

Pretty much, yeah.

Yes.

The difference is not the body count, it's how much each franchise expresses the value of life.

A trait that seems to be fleeting nowadays.

No, that would actually be Star Wars or lord of the rings given how massive armies are on both sides. And I’m betting Star Wars has the highest body count if include all clone soldier’s deaths alone. If you ever decide you’re gonna watch Star Wars the Clone Wars, you’ll know why I say Star Wars has the highest body count just in that show. The sheer amount of soldiers and civilians dying is insane. Don’t count the droids dying though since they technically aren’t alive or a biological entity.

I believe Ursa is referring to the amount of characters that die that actually have a place in the story, sure clone troopers were dying, but they were dying all over the galaxy on planets and spaceships, the clone war only shows a small percentage of clone troopers that actually have formal lines

Actually, for significant character deaths with lines, than yes. It is more bloody than both series. The only reason why I’m not counting Star Wars the Clone Wars is half the deaths at the beginning don’t matter and all of the deaths at the end are sad and are mostly major clone characters.

There was also a fake out with one clone dying and considered dead (Echo at the Citadel) but was revived when Disney brought in season 7 in 2020.

That makes more sense than my argument.