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Beauty Is Never Tarnished: Despite nearly twenty years of brutal training under Vader, Starkiller has somehow avoided any disfiguring facial scars, although the rest of his body has taken its fair share.Despite all of this, he still has turned away from the dark side and is dead set against going back. Bad Powers, Good People: In the sequel he still can use lightning and his use of Jedi Mind Trick borders dangerously close to Mind Rape, considering that he uses it to make mooks attack each other or even commit suicide.The second time is when he is cloned, and one clone decides to carry on his legacy.

Back from the Dead: Twice, the first time when Vader resuscitates him after impaling him and throwing him out the airlock on Sidious' orders.while struggling to survive them during his Training from Hell. The reason why he's a Master Swordsman is that he observed and reverse-engineered Vader and PROXY's moves. Awesomeness by Analysis: He was given no formal lightsaber training by Vader.He definitely has a number of positive traits before his Heel≯ace Turn, with his time as an " undercover" Jedi giving these traits the chance to thrive. Anti-Villain: Despite being a ruthless Jedi killer, Starkiller is rather innocent and non-malevolent, showing no real hatred for his victims beyond what was instilled in him by Vader.Starkiller himself angsts over this for quite some time before concluding that it doesn't matter. Ambiguous Situation: In the sequel, whether or not he actually is a clone or the original Starkiller somehow brought Back from the Dead is unclear.Lampshaded by Kota in the sequel, as Starkiller's main motivation is to rescue Juno while Kota begs the boy to help in the war against the Empire.He disobeys a direct order from Vader to "sever all ties to his past" and rescues Juno from the Empirical's crash into a nearby sun, jeopardizing his own life in the process.He mainly shows this side of himself to PROXY and Juno.

Affably Evil: When he was Vader's apprentice, he was pretty decent to anyone he wasn't trying to kill.

Action Genre Hero Guy: Definitely fits this mold.

Considering that Starkiller was willing to surrender to Vader to save her life, he might have a point.

Achilles' Heel: In the sequel, Darth Vader considers Juno this for Starkiller.

His connection with the Force is so strong he can tear down a Star Destroyer, kill a Sarlacc with lightning, and hold his own against Darth Vader

The Ace: Starkiller is a virtually unstoppable engine of mass destruction and beats nearly anyone he ends up against.

Abusive Parents: He was raised by Darth Vader, and his childhood consisted almost entirely of Sith training.

Unable to shake off the emotions the "real" Starkiller felt, he escapes Vader and goes on a journey to find his friends and discover the truth of his existence. In the sequel, Starkiller has a fragmented memory of his past, having been told by Vader that he's a clone of the original. According to Vader, all his training and missions are to prepare him for his greatest task, to destroy Emperor Palpatine, so Vader and Starkiller can rule the galaxy as Master and Apprentice, the way the Rule of Two dictates. He is Vader's personal assassin, his identity kept secret from all in The Empire. All his life, he was trained as Vader's secret apprentice, Starkiller. Juno Eclipse, after being captured by Boba Fett, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II comicīorn Galen Marek on the Wookiee homeworld of Kashyyyk, he was found and adopted by Darth Vader as a small child, after Vader had murdered his father.