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* SitcomArchNemesis: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is this to Kylo, who seems to blame many of his problems on Stannis when he gets the opportunity.
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* SitcomArchNemesis: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] Baratheon is this to Kylo, who seems to blame many of his problems on Stannis when he gets the opportunity.
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The team musicians called [[http://auralnauts.com/ Auralnauts]] produces {{Gag Dub}}s of the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films.
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* YouRebelScum: Uses the phrase aplenty when talking about ''Rogue One''.
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* EyeGlasses: Luke Skywalker wears glasses with eyes painted on them when Rey meets him at the end of ''Film/TheForceAwakens'' at the end of "Outtakes".
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First, there is their ''Star Wars Saga''. In an AlternateUniverse, the events of the ''Star Wars'' films play out not as a classic struggle between good and evil, but as a series of disputes between galactic entertainment venues and unruly patrons. In this universe, the Jedi are drug-addled party animals, constantly high on a form of heroin called "midichlorians", infamous for trashing honest establishments run by the savvy Sith businessmen.
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* EyeGlasses: Luke Skywalker wears glasses with eyes painted on them when Rey meets him at the end of ''Film/TheForceAwakens''.
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* EyeGlasses: Luke Skywalker wears glasses with eyes painted on them when Rey meets him at the end of ''Film/TheForceAwakens''.''Film/TheForceAwakens'' at the end of "Outtakes".
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* LoudOfWar: Tortures Poe Dameron with music of his own in "Outtakes".
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* SoreLoser: Kylo doesn't take losing to Optimus Prime at ''For Honor'' very well.
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* RunningGag: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is regularly mentioned with anger by Kylo. It started in the "Kylo Ren Outtakes" video, when Captain Phasma used a phrase pronounced by Brienne of Tarth in ''Game of Thrones'' ([[ActorAllusion both Phasma and Brienne]] are played by Creator/GwendolineChristie): "He was murdered by a shadow. A shadow with the face of Stannis Baratheon!"
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* RunningGag: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is regularly mentioned with anger by Kylo. It started originated in the "Kylo Ren Outtakes" video, when Captain Phasma used a phrase pronounced by Brienne of Tarth in ''Game of Thrones'' ([[ActorAllusion both Phasma and Brienne]] are played by Creator/GwendolineChristie): "He was murdered by a shadow. A shadow with the face of Stannis Baratheon!"
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* YouRebelScum: Kylo uses the phrase aplenty when reviewing ''Rogue One''.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Kylo is a hilariously immature example.
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* DangerouslyCloseShave: Demonstrates how to shave with a ''lightsaber'' in the "ASMR Interrogation / Personal Attention / Dark Side Tingles" video.
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* SitcomArchNemesis: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is this to Kylo. Kylo seems to blame many of his problems on Stannis when he gets the opportunity.
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* YouRebelScum: Kylo uses the phrase aplenty when reviewing''Film/RogueOne''.''Rogue One''.
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Outside of the saga, the channel also has ''Kylo Ren Official'' videos. They feature [[LetsPlay Let's Plays]], gag dubs, reviews and reactions about new ''Star Wars'' movies material starring Sequel Trilogy character Kylo Ren, using his voice changer for comedic effects.
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Outside of the gag dub saga, the channel also has ''Kylo Ren Official'' videos. They feature [[LetsPlay Let's Plays]], gag dubs, reviews and reactions about new ''Star Wars'' movies material starring Sequel Trilogy [[Film/TheForceAwakens Sequel]] [[Film/TheLastJedi Trilogy]] character Kylo Ren, using his voice changer for comedic effects.
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* SitcomArchNemesis: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is this to Kylo, on whom he seems to blame many of his problems on when he gets the opportunity.
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* SitcomArchNemesis: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is this to Kylo, on whom he Kylo. Kylo seems to blame many of his problems on Stannis when he gets the opportunity.
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** ''Multibowl'' featuring [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises Bane]].
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* LetsPlay: Kylo has played the following multiplayer games with special guests:
** ''Multibowl'' featuring [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises Bane]].
** ''VideoGame/ForHonor'' with [[Film/TransformersFilmSeries Optimus Prime]].
** ''Multibowl'' featuring [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises Bane]].
** ''VideoGame/ForHonor'' with [[Film/TransformersFilmSeries Optimus Prime]].
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* HairTriggerTemper: Kylo Ren has a hilariously short fuse and has been shown to go berserk at the mere mention of removing his helmet when he doesn't need it.
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Outside of the saga, the channel also has ''Kylo Ren Official'' videos featuring [[LetsPlay Let's Plays]], gag dubs and dubs, reviews and reactions about new ''Star Wars'' movies material that star the titular Sequel Trilogy character, using his voice changer for comedic effects.
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The ''Auralnauts Star Wars Saga'' is a GagDub of the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films, created by a team musicians called [[http://auralnauts.com/ Auralnauts]]. In an AlternateUniverse, the events of the Star Wars films play out not as a classic struggle between good and evil, but as a series of disputes between galactic entertainment venues and unruly patrons. In this universe, the Jedi are drug-addled party animals, constantly high on a form of heroin called "midichlorians", infamous for trashing honest establishments run by the savvy Sith businessmen.
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The ''Auralnauts Star Wars Saga'' is a GagDub team musicians called [[http://auralnauts.com/ Auralnauts]] produces {{Gag Dub}}s of the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films, created by a team musicians called [[http://auralnauts.com/ Auralnauts]]. films.
First, there is their ''Star Wars Saga''. In an AlternateUniverse, the events of theStar Wars ''Star Wars'' films play out not as a classic struggle between good and evil, but as a series of disputes between galactic entertainment venues and unruly patrons. In this universe, the Jedi are drug-addled party animals, constantly high on a form of heroin called "midichlorians", infamous for trashing honest establishments run by the savvy Sith businessmen.
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* RunningGag: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is mentioned sometimes. It started in the "Kylo Ren Outtakes" video, when Captain Phasma used a phrase pronounced by Brienne of Tarth in ''Game of Thrones'' (both Phasma and Brienne are played by Creator/GwendolineChristie): "He was murdered by a shadow. A shadow with the face of Stannis Baratheon!"
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* CatchPhrase: "GRANDFATHER!"
* {{Jerkass}}: Kylo Ren is a hilariously immature example.
* ManChild: Kylo is hilariously immature and obsessed with trying to act cool at every opportunity.
* RunningGag: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is regularly mentioned with anger by Kylo. It started in the "Kylo Ren Outtakes" video, when Captain Phasma used a phrase pronounced by Brienne of Tarth in ''Game of Thrones'' ([[ActorAllusion both Phasma and Brienne]] are played by Creator/GwendolineChristie): "He was murdered by a shadow. A shadow with the face of Stannis Baratheon!"
* SitcomArchNemesis: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is this to Kylo, on whom he seems to blame many of his problems on when he gets the opportunity.
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* CatchPhrase: "GRANDFATHER!"
* {{Jerkass}}: Kylo Ren is a hilariously immature example.
* ManChild: Kylo is hilariously immature and obsessed with trying to act cool at every opportunity.
* RunningGag: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is regularly mentioned with anger by Kylo. It started in the "Kylo Ren Outtakes" video, when Captain Phasma used a phrase pronounced by Brienne of Tarth in ''Game of Thrones'' ([[ActorAllusion both Phasma and Brienne]] are played by Creator/GwendolineChristie): "He was murdered by a shadow. A shadow with the face of Stannis Baratheon!"
* SitcomArchNemesis: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is this to Kylo, on whom he seems to blame many of his problems on when he gets the opportunity.
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->''We cause the sun to rise,\\
We dance so no one dies,\\
We dance like Jedi,\\
[[ShapedLikeItself Because we're Jedi.]]''
-->--[[BraggingThemeTune Dance of the Fates]]
The ''Auralnauts Star Wars Saga'' is a GagDub of the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films, created by a team musicians called [[http://auralnauts.com/ Auralnauts]]. In an AlternateUniverse, the events of the Star Wars films play out not as a classic struggle between good and evil, but as a series of disputes between galactic entertainment venues and unruly patrons. In this universe, the Jedi are drug-addled party animals, constantly high on a form of heroin called "midichlorians", infamous for trashing honest establishments run by the savvy Sith businessmen.
Setting the series further apart from other {{Gag Dub}}s is its original music - the Auralnauts are electronic musicians and each episode shows off Star Wars-themed tracks created by them. Add a bizarre subplot about one droid's descent into sociopathic madness, and you have a series as far from Lucas's original vision as possible.
It can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLINl9l0igYjzIipxsD4Y59_Jjxe4N3pZo here.]]
Outside of the saga, the channel also has "Kylo Ren Official" videos featuring [[LetsPlay Let's Plays]], gag dubs and reviews and reactions about new ''Star Wars'' movies material that star the titular Sequel Trilogy character, using his voice changer for comedic effects.
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!! The series provides examples of:
* AbnormalAmmo: The rebels attack the Laser Moon not with proton torpedoes, but with sacks of mouldy peaches.
* AdaptationalHeroism:
** The Sith and the Empire are really legitimate businesses trying to protect their investments. Mr. Palpatine's flagship project is Laser Moon, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a moon-sized laser tag facility]] ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]]). His ventures are constantly hampered and harassed by the Jedi, none of whom does he actually kill. Anakin joining Mr. Palpatine and becoming Regional Manager Vader is ''not'' the StartOfDarkness from the source material, but instead a turning point for Anakin regaining control of his life.
** Grievous is a doctor who runs a hospital ship for his fellow [[UnwillingRobotization Singularity Engine refugees]]. Though the Jedi are a big BerserkButton of his (he blames Anakin for Creepio's actions, since he created the mad droid), he's willing to help Obi-Wan sober up even ''after'' he wrecked his hospital.
* AdaptationalVillainy:
** The Jedi are a bunch of drugged out destructive saviors and dance party fanatics. Obi-Wan is the worst of them all.
** Creepio is a RoboticPsychopath who murders whole planets and created... ''[[NothingIsScarier something]]'' called "[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Singularity Engine]]" on Tatooine in Episode II, which converted the population into cyborgs, facilitated the creation of an ''entire hospital'' and encouraged a whole volley of FantasticRacism for droids (especiallly on Tatooine, where the engine was created) to deal with.
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: '''D'''uke '''D'''irtfarmer
* AddledAddict: All the Jedi (except Anakin) are examples, but Obi Wan is by far the worst. He spends the majority of the prequels either on drugs or seeking drugs, finally briefly getting clean as of "Revenge of Middle Management", but by the end of it, he reverts just enough to be a FunctionalAddict.
* AdultFear: After the destruction of Laser Moon, Vader is horrified at the thought of Leia still remaining on it after its destruction, and the fact that she refuses to pick up when he calls her or return his calls afterwards makes it even worse, to the point that he considers her dead and has a funeral for her. Needless to say, he is pretty angry at her when he finds out that she's been alive the whole time during ''Attack of the Phantom Past.''
-->"''Busy?!'' It's been ''THREE YEARS!!!''"
* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Padme is head-over-heels for Obi despite his drug addiction and many other vices, much to Anakin's eternal frustration.
* AntiVillain: The Empire is presented far more sympathetically in this portrayal than in actual Star Wars canon, really only caring for maintaining and expanding their businesses, and don't care much either for making war or conquering planets, and are really more victims to the Jedi's antics than anything else. Even when they get the blame for Laser Moon destroying Alderaan, they can't really be held accountable, since that happened entirely because of Creepio.
* AscendedExtra: Anakin's part in "Jedi Party" is minimal, but he becomes a core character.
* BenevolentBoss: Manager Sidious aka Mr. Palpatine is this for the first three episodes. Darth Vader is also really good boss. Ironically, most of their employees are dicks.
* BigBadDuumvirate: With the Sith caring too much for business and the Jedi too hedonistic to be a threat on any planetary scale, there are two figures who are an actual major threat to the galaxy: Creepio and [[spoiler:the Laser Moon AI.]]
* BigYes:
** Parodied when the newly-dubbed Vader is ecstatic in the equivalent scene of the original's BigNo. This version of Vader is happy (despite just getting off of the surgery table) because he just landed a really good and lucrative job with the Empire.
** Happens in ''Laser Moon Awakens'', though this time from Creepio, as he [[spoiler: destroys Alderaan]].
** BigNo: At the end of Laser Moon Awakens, Vader gives a Big No, again as a parody to the original. He just got off the phone, [[spoiler:having to leave a message for his daughter Leia, desperately apologizing for being stern with her hoping she got off of Laser Moon]].
* ButtMonkey: ''Darth Vader'' after he becomes the Empire's Regional Director.
* CharacterDevelopment: Darth Vader is far more sympathetic and likable after he becomes a cyborg. He goes from being a creepy stalker and whiner to a responsible middle-management Imperial official.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: "Attack of the Phantom Past" ends on an almost literal example. Duke accidentally falls down the shaft, out the bottom of Cloud City, and he hangs for dear life off a small antenna. Vader promises to rescue him and tells him to just hang on. The episode ends there... [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment except for the "Midichlorify" music video]].
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Creepio temporarily becomes this once he learns that he has amnesia, referring to himself as "Friend Besto" and forgetting [=Far2=]'s name. [[spoiler: It all changes once he remembers Alderaan, and [[{{Brainwashed}} what Bail Organa did to him]].]]
* ContagiousAI: In "Laser Moon Awakens", Creepio somehow makes Laser Moon's central computer self-aware, and convinces it to destroy Alderaan. When Laser Moon gets blown up, the AI somehow survives and begins infecting other hardware. In "Attack of the Phantom Past", Laser Moon infects the robots in the Christmas Parade and uses them to go on a rampage.
* CookingDuel:
** The Jedi don't do lightsaber duels--they ''dance fight''. With lightsabers.
** In "The Friend Zone", Obi-Wan and Jango Fett fight with the subwoofers in their spacecrafts.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: For given values of corrupt, since his only real crime is over-expansion of his franchise, but Emperor Palpatine certainly counts.
* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: In "The Revenge of Middle Management", after the Anakin / Padme / Obi-Wan love triangle ends in a tragic dance fight, Obi-Wan laments that he had no idea Anakin was into Padme at all. If Anakin had just ''told him'', he would never have slept with Padme--after all, he's a firm believer that [[BrosBeforeHoes Hoes Come After Bros]].
* DestructiveSavior: The Jedi Knighthood is hated by the galaxy because they do this. Why do they do this? Because they're on drugs.
* DisneyAcidSequence: At the end of ''Attack of the Phantom Past''.
--> ''[[BigLippedAlligatorMoment Just give in]].../[[MadnessMantra Just give in]].../[[RuleOfThree Just give in]].../[[AwesomeMusic Midichlorify]]...''
** Any lightsaber fight they turned into a dance fight is basically this.
* TheDreaded: Whenever a Jedi steps into any given establishment, the establishment rightfully freaks out.
-->'''Rune Haako:''' We're screwed! You know the Jedi reputation!
* DrugsAreBad: Well, they certainly didn't do the Jedi any favors as they made them all a bunch of DestructiveSavior types.
* EasyAmnesia: At the end of Episode 3, Bail Organa wipes Creepio's memory banks. As a result, in Episode 4 he's calling himself "Friend Besto" and he's incredibly annoying rather than a psychopathic monster. But a single mention of Alderaan causes ''all'' of his memories to return--and with them, his psychopathic Creepio personality.
* EnragedByIdiocy: Part of Anakin's FaceHeelTurn is his growing annoyance to Obi-Wan's reckless and sometimes even suicidal actions. Not that he got it any better after his turn, since his coworkers are all immature pricks obsessed with pulling pranks on him.
* FantasticDrug: Subverted. The Jedi talk about getting high on midichlorians... but Qui-Gon eventually explains that "midichlorians" is just another name for [[spoiler:heroin]]. Granted, Obi-Wan claims to gain mind-reading powers from the really potent Kaminoan midichlorians, but Yoda and Mace's lack of a verbal response makes it ambiguous whether there's any truth to it.
* FateWorseThanDeath: Creepio's Singularity Engine apparently transformed the population of Tattooine into fusions of flesh and machine. General Grievous runs a hospital ship dedicated to caring for the victims.
* FreudianExcuse: Most of Creepio's issues relate to the fact he was abandoned by Anakin who treats him as, well, a robot he built as a kid.
* GoingColdTurkey: Obi Wan is finally encouraged to go into rehabilitation in "Revenge of Middle Management", under the guidance of General Grievous. He falls OffTheWagon pretty quickly, and by Episode 5, he's slipped back into full addiction.
* HairTriggerTemper: Kylo Ren has a hilariously short fuse and has been shown to go berserk at the mere mention of removing his helmet when he doesn't need it.
* HeelFaceTurn: Darth Vader is a much more moral person than he was as Anakin Skywalker.
* IHaveManyNames: Jedi Master Kenobi seems to gain a new name with every movie. By "Laser Moon Awakens", his full name has expanded to Ben Steve Larry Obi-Wan Kenobi.
* JerkAss: Kylo Ren is a hilariously immature example.
* JustFriends: Anakin spends Episode 2, "The Friend Zone" being consistently denied by Padme, who has eyes for Obi Wan. It is one of the factors that drives him to his FaceHeelTurn, though Obi Wan points out that it was ultimately Anakin's fault thanks to his creepy and immature behaviour.
* LaymansTerms: In "The Friend Zone":
-->'''Kamino scientist:''' We are well aware of the Jedi reputation for recreational mind expansion. And you might say that we are ''innovators'' in the mind expansion sciences.\\
'''Obi-Wan:''' That... sounds awesome.\\
'''Kamino scientist:''' Perhaps our advancements could be of benefit to you.\\
''[Obi-Wan stares back awkwardly.]''\\
'''Kamino scientist:''' ''[sigh]'' Would you like to buy some drugs, Larry?
* ManChild: Kylo Ren is hilariously immature and obsessed with trying to act cool at every opportunity.
* MayorOfAGhostTown: Creepio spends "The Friend Zone" as the only inhabitant of Tattooine, after he fed the rest of the population to the Singularity Engine. By "Laser Moon Awakens", civilisation has returned to the planet, albeit with an anti-droid prejudice.
* MushroomSamba: In "The Revenge of Middle Management", Obi-Wan admits that the midichlorians are making him hallucinate. Then he looks out a window and sees an inflatable pig floating in the sky.
* NotCheatingUnlessYouGetCaught: Duke, Han and Chewie break all of Laser Moon's rules on their laser-tag rampage, removing parts of their uniforms, running on the field, pretending to switch sides to black team, firing one-handed, etc. It's implied that it's not the first time Han and Chewie played dirty to win.
* NotMeThisTime:
** Darth Vader [[ItMakesSenseInContext blames Obi-Wan for the destruction of Alderaan]]. Obi-Wan has no idea what he's talking about but doesn't really have a leg to stand on.
** Imperion itself gets the full blame for blowing up Alderaan, which isn't helped by the fact that they've dismantled more than a few small businesses thanks to their big-corporation business model. The Rebels admit they don't know ''how'' Alderaan's destruction helps Imperion, but they really don't have anyone else to blame (in large part because Creepio is good at scramming from crime scenes).
* OffTheWagon: Obi-Wan's attempt to go clean in "The Revenge of Middle Management" is sadly short-lived.
-->'''Obi-Wan:''' If this is what sobriety feels like, I'm going to smoke a big, fat sack of crack!
* ParentalNeglect: The first thing that Obi-Wan does after Duke is born is to sell him to Owen for a quick buck, after explicitly promising that he would be the best parent in the galaxy to Padme. Because of this, Duke is pretty fast at jumping onto Anakin's offer to be a better parent to Duke than Obi-Wan ever was.
* {{Parody}}: DJ Dooku's Jedi Party is a parody of the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' theme, with mentions of names of ''Star Wars'' characters or actors (Creator/{{Hayden|Christensen}})... [[AndZoidberg and also Stannis]].
* PointyHairedBoss: Mr. Palpatine seems to be going senile in "Attack of the Phantom Past". He calls Vader over videophone, just to order Vader to call him back on the hologram. And he makes Vader rebrand the Life Day Parade to a Christmas Parade (in spite of the fact it's supposed to be a memorial for Alderaan, whose people didn't even celebrate Christmas).
* RecoveredAddict: [[spoiler:Anakin]] at the end of the first trilogy.
* RealTrailerFakeMovie: One of the side-projects that Auralnauts's interpretation has produced is a trailer for ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbK49fAuB0U Star Storm: The Destruction of Father]]''. While it stands on its own quite nicely, it was used in Episode 5 as Creepio's drunken dream sequence.
* {{Rickroll}}: Much to Vader's annoyance, his employees keep asking him to watch important videos that just turn out to be Rick Astley clips. He's naturally pissed that they resort to using "the oldest joke on the Internet".
* RoboticPsychopath: Creepio certainly counts, believing he was created to share his "gift" of pain with the world after being born without skin.
* RunningGag: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is mentioned sometimes. It started in the "Kylo Ren Outtakes" video, when Captain Phasma used a phrase pronounced by Brienne of Tarth in ''Game of Thrones'' (both Phasma and Brienne are played by Creator/GwendolineChristie): "He was murdered by a shadow. A shadow with the face of Stannis Baratheon!"
* ShoutOut:
** In "The Friend Zone", Dex apologizes to Obi-Wan for [[{{Trainspotting}} getting him addicted to heroin and leaving him for dead outside a hospital]].
** In "The Revenge of Middle Management" there's a [[Series/DoctorWho Dalek]] in the Jedi temple. A ''Dalek Jedi''.
** In ""Attack of the Phantom Past", Creepio wonders if he constructed his Evolution Chamber (read: packing machine) in his "[[Film/AlteredStates altered state]]".
** Obi-Wan calling the Jedi while completely high on the Midiclorians he baught from the Kamino: ''"I'm tripping balls right now! [[Film/ANewHope It's like energy is surrounding me! And binding me to everything]]."''
** ''Revenge of the Middle Management'' is directly quoting ''Revenge of the Sith'' with this line from Obi-Wan:
-->'''Obi-Wan:''' ''"What are you saying, bro?"''
-->'''Anakin:''' ''"She friend-zoneded me!"''
-->'''Obi-Wan:''' ''"You have done that to yourself."''
** When a midichlorian-tripping Duke sobs about he's just a shitty dirtfarmer, Anakin comforts him by saying that it's just the name they give all orphans on Tatooine, a custom that all planets do. Like Barry Wavewalker from Kamino. And [[Series/GameOfThrones Jon Snow... from Hoth.]]
* SitcomArchNemesis: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is this to Kylo Ren, on whom he seems to blame many of his problems on when he gets the opportunity.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Duke questioning Yoda's tale of the Jedi's greatest dance fight in "DJ Dooku drops Jedi Party".
--> ''"Happen it did. Like that. Exactly. Yes. It's true. Accept it you must. Forever. And Ever."''
* TakeThat:
** Anakin asks Qui-Gon about midichlorians, lifted ad verbatim from the controversial scene in ''The Phantom Menace''. Qui-Gon's response?
-->''"It's heroin."''
** The WalkAndTalk gag in "The Revenge of Middle Management" turns into a criticism of ''Revenge of the Sith'' for using that trope so much:
-->'''Anakin:''' You know, I'd watch a whole movie that's mostly walking and talking.\\
'''Obi-Wan:''' Definitely.\\
'''Anakin:''' Maybe a little action at the beginning and the end, but the middle should mostly be talking.\\
'''Obi-Wan:''' Don't forget walking!
* TheUnintelligible: [=Far2-D2=] and Chewbacca are redubbed but still just as unintelligible as in the originals. [=Far2=] makes sound effects from 8-bit video games, and Chewbacca sounds like a human screaming in pain.
* UnwillingRoboticisation: The fate to befall Grievous and the other inhabitants of Tattooine under Creepio's regime.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Pretty much all of the horror involving Laser Moon and the Singularity Engine could have been averted had Anakin just given Creepio skin.
* ValleyGirl: Leia is a DownplayedTrope of this.
* WalkAndTalk: Thoroughly lampshaded in "Revenge of Middle Management".
-->'''Obi-Wan:''' Let's walk... and talk.\\
'''Anakin:''' Cool.\\
''[Wipe]''\\
'''Anakin:''' I'm really enjoying this walk-and-talk.\\
'''Obi-Wan:''' Right? Not only is walking and talking visually stimulating, it's also a great way to convey information!
* WhatTheHellHero: Vader is ''horrified'' to learn what has happened to Alderaan, and immediately assumes Obi-Wan is responsible once he encounters him not long after on Laser Moon, giving him a massive verbal beatdown for his behavior during the ensuing dance fight.
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[[caption-width-right:350: Regional Manager Maul]]
->''We cause the sun to rise,\\
We dance so no one dies,\\
We dance like Jedi,\\
[[ShapedLikeItself Because we're Jedi.]]''
-->--[[BraggingThemeTune Dance of the Fates]]
The ''Auralnauts Star Wars Saga'' is a GagDub of the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films, created by a team musicians called [[http://auralnauts.com/ Auralnauts]]. In an AlternateUniverse, the events of the Star Wars films play out not as a classic struggle between good and evil, but as a series of disputes between galactic entertainment venues and unruly patrons. In this universe, the Jedi are drug-addled party animals, constantly high on a form of heroin called "midichlorians", infamous for trashing honest establishments run by the savvy Sith businessmen.
Setting the series further apart from other {{Gag Dub}}s is its original music - the Auralnauts are electronic musicians and each episode shows off Star Wars-themed tracks created by them. Add a bizarre subplot about one droid's descent into sociopathic madness, and you have a series as far from Lucas's original vision as possible.
It can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLINl9l0igYjzIipxsD4Y59_Jjxe4N3pZo here.]]
Outside of the saga, the channel also has "Kylo Ren Official" videos featuring [[LetsPlay Let's Plays]], gag dubs and reviews and reactions about new ''Star Wars'' movies material that star the titular Sequel Trilogy character, using his voice changer for comedic effects.
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!! The series provides examples of:
* AbnormalAmmo: The rebels attack the Laser Moon not with proton torpedoes, but with sacks of mouldy peaches.
* AdaptationalHeroism:
** The Sith and the Empire are really legitimate businesses trying to protect their investments. Mr. Palpatine's flagship project is Laser Moon, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a moon-sized laser tag facility]] ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer No, really]]). His ventures are constantly hampered and harassed by the Jedi, none of whom does he actually kill. Anakin joining Mr. Palpatine and becoming Regional Manager Vader is ''not'' the StartOfDarkness from the source material, but instead a turning point for Anakin regaining control of his life.
** Grievous is a doctor who runs a hospital ship for his fellow [[UnwillingRobotization Singularity Engine refugees]]. Though the Jedi are a big BerserkButton of his (he blames Anakin for Creepio's actions, since he created the mad droid), he's willing to help Obi-Wan sober up even ''after'' he wrecked his hospital.
* AdaptationalVillainy:
** The Jedi are a bunch of drugged out destructive saviors and dance party fanatics. Obi-Wan is the worst of them all.
** Creepio is a RoboticPsychopath who murders whole planets and created... ''[[NothingIsScarier something]]'' called "[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Singularity Engine]]" on Tatooine in Episode II, which converted the population into cyborgs, facilitated the creation of an ''entire hospital'' and encouraged a whole volley of FantasticRacism for droids (especiallly on Tatooine, where the engine was created) to deal with.
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: '''D'''uke '''D'''irtfarmer
* AddledAddict: All the Jedi (except Anakin) are examples, but Obi Wan is by far the worst. He spends the majority of the prequels either on drugs or seeking drugs, finally briefly getting clean as of "Revenge of Middle Management", but by the end of it, he reverts just enough to be a FunctionalAddict.
* AdultFear: After the destruction of Laser Moon, Vader is horrified at the thought of Leia still remaining on it after its destruction, and the fact that she refuses to pick up when he calls her or return his calls afterwards makes it even worse, to the point that he considers her dead and has a funeral for her. Needless to say, he is pretty angry at her when he finds out that she's been alive the whole time during ''Attack of the Phantom Past.''
-->"''Busy?!'' It's been ''THREE YEARS!!!''"
* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Padme is head-over-heels for Obi despite his drug addiction and many other vices, much to Anakin's eternal frustration.
* AntiVillain: The Empire is presented far more sympathetically in this portrayal than in actual Star Wars canon, really only caring for maintaining and expanding their businesses, and don't care much either for making war or conquering planets, and are really more victims to the Jedi's antics than anything else. Even when they get the blame for Laser Moon destroying Alderaan, they can't really be held accountable, since that happened entirely because of Creepio.
* AscendedExtra: Anakin's part in "Jedi Party" is minimal, but he becomes a core character.
* BenevolentBoss: Manager Sidious aka Mr. Palpatine is this for the first three episodes. Darth Vader is also really good boss. Ironically, most of their employees are dicks.
* BigBadDuumvirate: With the Sith caring too much for business and the Jedi too hedonistic to be a threat on any planetary scale, there are two figures who are an actual major threat to the galaxy: Creepio and [[spoiler:the Laser Moon AI.]]
* BigYes:
** Parodied when the newly-dubbed Vader is ecstatic in the equivalent scene of the original's BigNo. This version of Vader is happy (despite just getting off of the surgery table) because he just landed a really good and lucrative job with the Empire.
** Happens in ''Laser Moon Awakens'', though this time from Creepio, as he [[spoiler: destroys Alderaan]].
** BigNo: At the end of Laser Moon Awakens, Vader gives a Big No, again as a parody to the original. He just got off the phone, [[spoiler:having to leave a message for his daughter Leia, desperately apologizing for being stern with her hoping she got off of Laser Moon]].
* ButtMonkey: ''Darth Vader'' after he becomes the Empire's Regional Director.
* CharacterDevelopment: Darth Vader is far more sympathetic and likable after he becomes a cyborg. He goes from being a creepy stalker and whiner to a responsible middle-management Imperial official.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: "Attack of the Phantom Past" ends on an almost literal example. Duke accidentally falls down the shaft, out the bottom of Cloud City, and he hangs for dear life off a small antenna. Vader promises to rescue him and tells him to just hang on. The episode ends there... [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment except for the "Midichlorify" music video]].
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Creepio temporarily becomes this once he learns that he has amnesia, referring to himself as "Friend Besto" and forgetting [=Far2=]'s name. [[spoiler: It all changes once he remembers Alderaan, and [[{{Brainwashed}} what Bail Organa did to him]].]]
* ContagiousAI: In "Laser Moon Awakens", Creepio somehow makes Laser Moon's central computer self-aware, and convinces it to destroy Alderaan. When Laser Moon gets blown up, the AI somehow survives and begins infecting other hardware. In "Attack of the Phantom Past", Laser Moon infects the robots in the Christmas Parade and uses them to go on a rampage.
* CookingDuel:
** The Jedi don't do lightsaber duels--they ''dance fight''. With lightsabers.
** In "The Friend Zone", Obi-Wan and Jango Fett fight with the subwoofers in their spacecrafts.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: For given values of corrupt, since his only real crime is over-expansion of his franchise, but Emperor Palpatine certainly counts.
* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: In "The Revenge of Middle Management", after the Anakin / Padme / Obi-Wan love triangle ends in a tragic dance fight, Obi-Wan laments that he had no idea Anakin was into Padme at all. If Anakin had just ''told him'', he would never have slept with Padme--after all, he's a firm believer that [[BrosBeforeHoes Hoes Come After Bros]].
* DestructiveSavior: The Jedi Knighthood is hated by the galaxy because they do this. Why do they do this? Because they're on drugs.
* DisneyAcidSequence: At the end of ''Attack of the Phantom Past''.
--> ''[[BigLippedAlligatorMoment Just give in]].../[[MadnessMantra Just give in]].../[[RuleOfThree Just give in]].../[[AwesomeMusic Midichlorify]]...''
** Any lightsaber fight they turned into a dance fight is basically this.
* TheDreaded: Whenever a Jedi steps into any given establishment, the establishment rightfully freaks out.
-->'''Rune Haako:''' We're screwed! You know the Jedi reputation!
* DrugsAreBad: Well, they certainly didn't do the Jedi any favors as they made them all a bunch of DestructiveSavior types.
* EasyAmnesia: At the end of Episode 3, Bail Organa wipes Creepio's memory banks. As a result, in Episode 4 he's calling himself "Friend Besto" and he's incredibly annoying rather than a psychopathic monster. But a single mention of Alderaan causes ''all'' of his memories to return--and with them, his psychopathic Creepio personality.
* EnragedByIdiocy: Part of Anakin's FaceHeelTurn is his growing annoyance to Obi-Wan's reckless and sometimes even suicidal actions. Not that he got it any better after his turn, since his coworkers are all immature pricks obsessed with pulling pranks on him.
* FantasticDrug: Subverted. The Jedi talk about getting high on midichlorians... but Qui-Gon eventually explains that "midichlorians" is just another name for [[spoiler:heroin]]. Granted, Obi-Wan claims to gain mind-reading powers from the really potent Kaminoan midichlorians, but Yoda and Mace's lack of a verbal response makes it ambiguous whether there's any truth to it.
* FateWorseThanDeath: Creepio's Singularity Engine apparently transformed the population of Tattooine into fusions of flesh and machine. General Grievous runs a hospital ship dedicated to caring for the victims.
* FreudianExcuse: Most of Creepio's issues relate to the fact he was abandoned by Anakin who treats him as, well, a robot he built as a kid.
* GoingColdTurkey: Obi Wan is finally encouraged to go into rehabilitation in "Revenge of Middle Management", under the guidance of General Grievous. He falls OffTheWagon pretty quickly, and by Episode 5, he's slipped back into full addiction.
* HairTriggerTemper: Kylo Ren has a hilariously short fuse and has been shown to go berserk at the mere mention of removing his helmet when he doesn't need it.
* HeelFaceTurn: Darth Vader is a much more moral person than he was as Anakin Skywalker.
* IHaveManyNames: Jedi Master Kenobi seems to gain a new name with every movie. By "Laser Moon Awakens", his full name has expanded to Ben Steve Larry Obi-Wan Kenobi.
* JerkAss: Kylo Ren is a hilariously immature example.
* JustFriends: Anakin spends Episode 2, "The Friend Zone" being consistently denied by Padme, who has eyes for Obi Wan. It is one of the factors that drives him to his FaceHeelTurn, though Obi Wan points out that it was ultimately Anakin's fault thanks to his creepy and immature behaviour.
* LaymansTerms: In "The Friend Zone":
-->'''Kamino scientist:''' We are well aware of the Jedi reputation for recreational mind expansion. And you might say that we are ''innovators'' in the mind expansion sciences.\\
'''Obi-Wan:''' That... sounds awesome.\\
'''Kamino scientist:''' Perhaps our advancements could be of benefit to you.\\
''[Obi-Wan stares back awkwardly.]''\\
'''Kamino scientist:''' ''[sigh]'' Would you like to buy some drugs, Larry?
* ManChild: Kylo Ren is hilariously immature and obsessed with trying to act cool at every opportunity.
* MayorOfAGhostTown: Creepio spends "The Friend Zone" as the only inhabitant of Tattooine, after he fed the rest of the population to the Singularity Engine. By "Laser Moon Awakens", civilisation has returned to the planet, albeit with an anti-droid prejudice.
* MushroomSamba: In "The Revenge of Middle Management", Obi-Wan admits that the midichlorians are making him hallucinate. Then he looks out a window and sees an inflatable pig floating in the sky.
* NotCheatingUnlessYouGetCaught: Duke, Han and Chewie break all of Laser Moon's rules on their laser-tag rampage, removing parts of their uniforms, running on the field, pretending to switch sides to black team, firing one-handed, etc. It's implied that it's not the first time Han and Chewie played dirty to win.
* NotMeThisTime:
** Darth Vader [[ItMakesSenseInContext blames Obi-Wan for the destruction of Alderaan]]. Obi-Wan has no idea what he's talking about but doesn't really have a leg to stand on.
** Imperion itself gets the full blame for blowing up Alderaan, which isn't helped by the fact that they've dismantled more than a few small businesses thanks to their big-corporation business model. The Rebels admit they don't know ''how'' Alderaan's destruction helps Imperion, but they really don't have anyone else to blame (in large part because Creepio is good at scramming from crime scenes).
* OffTheWagon: Obi-Wan's attempt to go clean in "The Revenge of Middle Management" is sadly short-lived.
-->'''Obi-Wan:''' If this is what sobriety feels like, I'm going to smoke a big, fat sack of crack!
* ParentalNeglect: The first thing that Obi-Wan does after Duke is born is to sell him to Owen for a quick buck, after explicitly promising that he would be the best parent in the galaxy to Padme. Because of this, Duke is pretty fast at jumping onto Anakin's offer to be a better parent to Duke than Obi-Wan ever was.
* {{Parody}}: DJ Dooku's Jedi Party is a parody of the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' theme, with mentions of names of ''Star Wars'' characters or actors (Creator/{{Hayden|Christensen}})... [[AndZoidberg and also Stannis]].
* PointyHairedBoss: Mr. Palpatine seems to be going senile in "Attack of the Phantom Past". He calls Vader over videophone, just to order Vader to call him back on the hologram. And he makes Vader rebrand the Life Day Parade to a Christmas Parade (in spite of the fact it's supposed to be a memorial for Alderaan, whose people didn't even celebrate Christmas).
* RecoveredAddict: [[spoiler:Anakin]] at the end of the first trilogy.
* RealTrailerFakeMovie: One of the side-projects that Auralnauts's interpretation has produced is a trailer for ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbK49fAuB0U Star Storm: The Destruction of Father]]''. While it stands on its own quite nicely, it was used in Episode 5 as Creepio's drunken dream sequence.
* {{Rickroll}}: Much to Vader's annoyance, his employees keep asking him to watch important videos that just turn out to be Rick Astley clips. He's naturally pissed that they resort to using "the oldest joke on the Internet".
* RoboticPsychopath: Creepio certainly counts, believing he was created to share his "gift" of pain with the world after being born without skin.
* RunningGag: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is mentioned sometimes. It started in the "Kylo Ren Outtakes" video, when Captain Phasma used a phrase pronounced by Brienne of Tarth in ''Game of Thrones'' (both Phasma and Brienne are played by Creator/GwendolineChristie): "He was murdered by a shadow. A shadow with the face of Stannis Baratheon!"
* ShoutOut:
** In "The Friend Zone", Dex apologizes to Obi-Wan for [[{{Trainspotting}} getting him addicted to heroin and leaving him for dead outside a hospital]].
** In "The Revenge of Middle Management" there's a [[Series/DoctorWho Dalek]] in the Jedi temple. A ''Dalek Jedi''.
** In ""Attack of the Phantom Past", Creepio wonders if he constructed his Evolution Chamber (read: packing machine) in his "[[Film/AlteredStates altered state]]".
** Obi-Wan calling the Jedi while completely high on the Midiclorians he baught from the Kamino: ''"I'm tripping balls right now! [[Film/ANewHope It's like energy is surrounding me! And binding me to everything]]."''
** ''Revenge of the Middle Management'' is directly quoting ''Revenge of the Sith'' with this line from Obi-Wan:
-->'''Obi-Wan:''' ''"What are you saying, bro?"''
-->'''Anakin:''' ''"She friend-zoneded me!"''
-->'''Obi-Wan:''' ''"You have done that to yourself."''
** When a midichlorian-tripping Duke sobs about he's just a shitty dirtfarmer, Anakin comforts him by saying that it's just the name they give all orphans on Tatooine, a custom that all planets do. Like Barry Wavewalker from Kamino. And [[Series/GameOfThrones Jon Snow... from Hoth.]]
* SitcomArchNemesis: [[Series/GameOfThrones Stannis Baratheon]] is this to Kylo Ren, on whom he seems to blame many of his problems on when he gets the opportunity.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Duke questioning Yoda's tale of the Jedi's greatest dance fight in "DJ Dooku drops Jedi Party".
--> ''"Happen it did. Like that. Exactly. Yes. It's true. Accept it you must. Forever. And Ever."''
* TakeThat:
** Anakin asks Qui-Gon about midichlorians, lifted ad verbatim from the controversial scene in ''The Phantom Menace''. Qui-Gon's response?
-->''"It's heroin."''
** The WalkAndTalk gag in "The Revenge of Middle Management" turns into a criticism of ''Revenge of the Sith'' for using that trope so much:
-->'''Anakin:''' You know, I'd watch a whole movie that's mostly walking and talking.\\
'''Obi-Wan:''' Definitely.\\
'''Anakin:''' Maybe a little action at the beginning and the end, but the middle should mostly be talking.\\
'''Obi-Wan:''' Don't forget walking!
* TheUnintelligible: [=Far2-D2=] and Chewbacca are redubbed but still just as unintelligible as in the originals. [=Far2=] makes sound effects from 8-bit video games, and Chewbacca sounds like a human screaming in pain.
* UnwillingRoboticisation: The fate to befall Grievous and the other inhabitants of Tattooine under Creepio's regime.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Pretty much all of the horror involving Laser Moon and the Singularity Engine could have been averted had Anakin just given Creepio skin.
* ValleyGirl: Leia is a DownplayedTrope of this.
* WalkAndTalk: Thoroughly lampshaded in "Revenge of Middle Management".
-->'''Obi-Wan:''' Let's walk... and talk.\\
'''Anakin:''' Cool.\\
''[Wipe]''\\
'''Anakin:''' I'm really enjoying this walk-and-talk.\\
'''Obi-Wan:''' Right? Not only is walking and talking visually stimulating, it's also a great way to convey information!
* WhatTheHellHero: Vader is ''horrified'' to learn what has happened to Alderaan, and immediately assumes Obi-Wan is responsible once he encounters him not long after on Laser Moon, giving him a massive verbal beatdown for his behavior during the ensuing dance fight.
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