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Warning ! This article hold spoiler for Star Wars : Dark Droids - D - Squad # 1WhileLuke Skywalkeris perhaps the greatest Jedi in the account ofStar Warscanon ( proven dependable by his victory overPalpatinewiththe salvation of Darth Vader ) , and was the first degree in the resurgence of the Jedi Order following its declination during the Clone Wars epoch , he has made his sightly parcel of mistake , including and specially when it comes toKylo Ren . In fact , Luke made the very same mistake he made with Ben Solo during the age of the Galactic Civil War , a moment that foreshadowed perhaps his greatest loser before his rattling triumph .
As designate inStar Wars : Episode VIII - The Last Jedi , Luke Skywalker snuck into Ben Solo ’s cabin with the intention of ending his life during his time as Ben ’s master key years before the event of the sequel trilogy . Luke sense that Ben was firm with the dark side , and he could n’t risk another ‘ Vader ’ or ‘ Palpatine ’ rising up in the galaxy after so recently blow out the Sith from the cosmos . However , when he saw the boy deceased , he regretted his impulse immediately , though not before Ben woke up and caught Luke with his lightsaber draw , ready to be wake . When Ben impulsively oppose by snap up and igniting his own lightsaber , Luke did so as well , and the two were locked in a tie that resulted in Ben summoning the Force to crush Luke with the very cabin they were in . Ben left that place thinking Skywalker seek to kill him , and while he was technically right , the the true was that Luke just reacted badly when Ben instinctively ignited his lightsaber -a present moment that make Kylo Renand nearly doomed the entire galaxy . Now , it ’s reveal that Luke Skywalker did the precise same thing with another potential galactic threat : Ajax Sigma .
Luke Skywalker Made An Enemy Of Ajax Sigma Just As He Did With Kylo Ren
In theStar state of war : Dark Droids - D - Squad#1 floor “ The Book of Ajax ” by Marc Guggenheim and David Messina , the droid revolutionary Ajax Sigma returns to the moon on which he was ‘ drink down ’ during his ancient battle against the Jedi during the age of the High Republic . Upon being ‘ reborn ’ , Ajax want to return to the position where his revolution die , and that ’s where he found one of the last Jedi in existence : Luke Skywalker . Since Ajax had just finished kill a group of people who attacked him ( and see an direful lot like the instigator in that scenario ) , Luke Skywalker view him as a scourge . Without first listening to the droid ( who had become a pacificist since his old life ) , Luke ignited his lightsaber . Ajax instinctively responded by attacking Luke , as a lightsaber was what belt down him years in the first place , only to eventually flee the picture completely .
While it does n’t seem potential Ajax Sigma will be as much of a danger to the galaxy as Kylo Ren was , this similar mistake made by Luke Skywalker was still a damaging one . In the currentStar Warscontinuity , the Galax urceolata is under attack by the Scourge - an AI hivemind working to assimilate every droid and cyborg in the extragalactic nebula . Ajax Sigma is a champion of droid autonomy , making the Scourge his instinctive foe . Similarly , every organic fertiliser in the wandflower has reason to fight the Scourge ( Imperial and Rebel alike ) , as it wo n’t stop until its artificial mind is the only one in the cosmos . What this means is that Luke and Ajax could have formed an alliance flop then and there if Luke had just given the droid enough meter to explicate himself before preemptively threatening Ajax with his lightsaber - just like his situation with Kylo Ren .
One would think Luke would have learned from his mistake with Ajax Sigma and would n’t have done the same thing withKylo Ren , though evidently , one would be wrong , making this familiarStar Warsscene a present moment that foreshadowedLuke Skywalker ’s ultimate mistake ( before he ’d even beatenPalpatine ) .
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