The first game's DLC has Starkiller go through the original trilogy's events to hunt down Luke Skywalker. The DLC for a Darth Starkiller and his evil clone in the second game continue where the Bad Endings of each game did.Both games take place in the Star Wars Legends universe.All Your Powers Combined: PROXY has the ability to use a hologram to transform into any Jedi he knows of, and is able to copy their lightsaber skills and even their Force powers.All There in the Manual: While the game refers to the player character as either 'Starkiller' or 'The Apprentice', the companion novel gives his real name as Galen Marek.Notably, the Core's meddling has also wiped PROXY's primary programming, so he no longer fells compelled to try to kill Starkiller. Starkiller manages to defeat the Core and then uses Force Lightning to fry it in order to wipe any trace of the data it could have downloaded from PROXY. The Core takes control of him and tries to kill Starkiller. When trying to slice into the Core, PROXY falls under the Core's influence and is convinced to open himself up to it. It should be easy enough for the Core to assemble a whole fleet from that. For some reason, though, it feels that it needs the Rogue Shadow to get off the planet, even though the planet is littered with ship parts.

However, after Starkiller's interference that results in the Empire coming to the planet, the Core is convinced that the Empire is ruled inefficiently and resolves to take it over. Is a Crapshoot: The novelization of the first game has the Core on Raxus Prime, whose primary task is to recycle the trash covering the planet. His mother is briefly mentioned, but in the novel as well in TFU II got a name and a background too (Mallie Marek, also a Jedi Knight who died when Galek was just a baby). Adaptational Explanation: TFU novel by Sean Williams not just expanded what we saw and played in the game, also gives The Protagonist (The Apprentice, codenamed Starkiller) a proper name and a background: Galen Marek, son of the late Jedi Knight Kento Marek (unnamed in the games and killed in the first cutscene).Action Commands: Generally, a prompt will appear when major enemies are low on health that activates a cinematic where Starkiller finishes them with style.Darth Vader may have raised Starkiller, but he has no love for the boy and is willing to kill him as soon as Starkiller becomes a liability.The Force Unleashed and The Force Unleashed II provide examples of:

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