The good guys in Star Wars have been referred to as Jedi, Sith Lords, and Galactic Empire. However, there is a third group, the First Order. In this article, we’ll talk about their names, and what they stand for in the movies and series. Ultimately, we’ll discuss the Galactic Empire’s governing council. Hopefully, this article will help you decide which group to support.

Galactic Empire

The Galactic Empire is the governmental body of the galaxy, first introduced in A New Hope. It is an autocracy turned authoritarian regime ruled by Emperor Palpatine, who was formerly the Supreme Chancellor of the Republic. Emperor Palpatine is clearly a member of the dark side of the force. He is the evil ruler of the galaxy, and his reign has been unopposed for decades.

The Galactic Empire occupies much of the known Star Wars galaxy, comprising billions of fortress worlds, fringe colonies, and outer territories. This autocratic regime has a complicated bureaucracy that seeks to ensure singular rule and social control of every civilization on the galaxy. In addition to Palpatine, there is a lord of the Sith, Darth Sidious, who is the leader of the Galactic Empire.

Jedi

Although the Jedi are often considered to be good guys, there are also bad guys in the Star Wars universe. One of the most notable examples of this is the destruction of the planet Alderaan. While this may be the Empire’s worst act, it was a ruthless decision nonetheless. The Jedi and the Order ultimately try to uphold the order of the galaxy. The following are some of the good and bad Jedi and Empire characters in the films.

The Jedi are good men, but they have their faults, as do all human beings. The Jedi High Council lacks direction and viewpoint, and are anti-emotional. Their lack of empathy and compassion makes them villainous. Moreover, they often lie to each other, and put others down for their own narrow viewpoints. In short, the Jedi are not very good. In addition to their lack of compassion, the Jedi are also anti-emotional.

First Order

The First Order is a fictional group that emerged after the events of Star Wars: Episode VII. The organization is comprised of both good and evil forces. While good forces tend to be more efficient, they also have many advantages, including the ability to attack the enemy from a distance. For example, the First Order has heavy blaster-proof armor and powerful melee weapons, making them a formidable force in battle. In many ways, the First Order is a mirror image of the Empire. The Jedi, by contrast, are more agile and powerful than the First Order, and they can do so without the need for heavy weapons.

The First Order’s resolve to conquer the galaxy increased after the destruction of the superweapon. Snoke, the leader of the First Order, decided to complete his training of Kylo and regroup his forces after the destruction of the superweapon. The Supreme Leader Snoke reacted by removing General Hux from the Galactic Senate and ordering Kylo Ren to be trained by him. This was a major defeat for the New Republic.

Revan

While Revan isn’t technically a part of the canon of the original Star Wars movies, he’s still a fascinating character. In Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the Conquering Dark Lord of the Sith, Kreia and Disciple both mention Revan as a Conquering Dark Lord of the Sith. Though he doesn’t fit the stereotype of the Sith, he is still a deviant character who takes prisoners and is willing to take risks in order to get his people to join his cause.

While Revan’s character is straightforward, the story of his fall is much more complex. While he was thrown out of the Jedi Order, he was already losing his connection with the Force, so there isn’t a clear fall from grace for him. His story is ultimately about consequences. But it doesn’t end there. Revan’s journey is the most layered of the two main heroes.

Jacen Solo

Throughout the movie, Jacen has various roles. In the film, he is one of the good guys, mainly because he warns a former lover and child to flee from a bio-warfare attack designed by the Imperial Remnant. In the film, he also shows some of the good aspects of his character, and Jaina sees the semblance of the good person her brother used to be.

At first, Jacen was a Jedi, but he fell into the dark side and abandoned the Order. After his apprenticeship with his uncle, he clashed with the former about the nature of the Force and the role of Jedi in galactic affairs. He also clashed with his younger brother Anakin, who believed Jedi should be peacekeepers. Although the latter tried to dominate, Jacen remained stubborn in his defiance.