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* PuppyLove: Anakin has a bit of a ShipTease with one of the girls he meets in Pantora.
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* ToyShip: Anakin has a bit of a ShipTease with one of the girls he meets in Pantora.
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* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Partially because he uses Legilimency to cheat, but Harry is apparently a very good lover.
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* SexGod: Partially because he uses Legilimency to cheat, but Harry is apparently a very good lover.
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This or these examples of Surprisingly Realistic Outcome seem to violate at least one of these rules, which disqualifies them: No character reactions (characters get angry, don't forgive, don't change their personality instantly, etc.); Too fantastical (depends on the properties of magic, powers, sci-fi tech, monsters, etc.); Not surprising (a character was warned about the outcome, it's used to provide Karma or An Aesop, or it simply follows normal conventions for this genre or medium); Plot happens (the example only describes an event, but not why audiences would expect a different, unrealistic outcome); Not an outcome (a character just explains why something wouldn't work as expected, or something is just an innate aspect of the setting or character that has a logical reason for being present); More of a Deconstruction (the event has major, lasting effects on the plot, make something more realistic, but not completely realistic, or a parody/fanwork applies realistic consequences to the events of a different work); or fits better under a different trope. See the trope's definition for more details. If you believe a removal was a mistake, please bring it up in the cleanup thread
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** When Harry first arrives, he doesn't understand a word of (almost) any language used, and becomes a smuggler to support himself as he has no knowledge, money, or identification that could help him.
** At one point, Harry tries firing spells at a pirate ship attacking his ship, and he misses horribly until R2-D2 helps him since in space, he has no way of judging relative velocity, size, or distance.
** No matter how good a combat robot is, in the event of fighting a Sith it is likelier that the latter will win without a problem [[spoiler:as shown in Chapter 12 of ''Unsuspecting'', where Dooku easily defeats HK-47 by using the Force.]]
** The sudden opening of a place with air to vacuum will cause anything within to be affected, [[spoiler:with Dooku getting knocked out when Anakin deactivates the force field keeping the air within the hangar he, Harry and Dooku are in and the latter hits his head against the emergency locking gate.]]
** When a droid ship launches a couple squadrons of drones at Harry's ship, the crew doesn't have to worry about them for over three hours because they came out of hyperspace early and so are still hundreds of thousands of miles away.
** Harry's tendency to work solo (brought from how he could not count on people during his work on Earth) makes it hard for him to work along with other people, and other people with him. It takes some CharacterDevelopment to learn to delegate and defer to those who are better in tasks he is not so good at.
*** When it comes down to piloting a ship, Harry eventually realizes that it's better to let professionals handle the flying - while he can make all the checks, the professionals do it a lot better and in less time than he does.
*** When he takes over the ''Godric's Hollow'' station, Harry almost goes crazy trying to understand every detail about the station, such as security or air recycling. He ends up reading just enough to understand the basics, uses spells to reduce the station's requirements and has others take the job of ensuring the managing at a micro level is working.
*** During the fight in Mandalore, the Mandalorian clans that have signed in with Harry feel disappointed that their purported leader is unable to actually lead armies. Harry admits this and accepts handing operational control of the missions to Axl, the highest ranked Mandalorian. This proves fundamental when the attack against Jabba the Hutt happens - Harry's usual modus operandi would have lead to multiple innocent deaths.
** Harry's status as "Fate's bitch", referencing how his plans always go wrong in horrible ways, is mostly his own fault as he [[LeeroyJenkins tends to charge in with little information, only the basics of a plan, and no contingencies]].
** When Harry first arrives, he doesn't understand a word of (almost) any language used, and becomes a smuggler to support himself as he has no knowledge, money, or identification that could help him.
** At one point, Harry tries firing spells at a pirate ship attacking his ship, and he misses horribly until R2-D2 helps him since in space, he has no way of judging relative velocity, size, or distance.
** No matter how good a combat robot is, in the event of fighting a Sith it is likelier that the latter will win without a problem [[spoiler:as shown in Chapter 12 of ''Unsuspecting'', where Dooku easily defeats HK-47 by using the Force.]]
** The sudden opening of a place with air to vacuum will cause anything within to be affected, [[spoiler:with Dooku getting knocked out when Anakin deactivates the force field keeping the air within the hangar he, Harry and Dooku are in and the latter hits his head against the emergency locking gate.]]
** When a droid ship launches a couple squadrons of drones at Harry's ship, the crew doesn't have to worry about them for over three hours because they came out of hyperspace early and so are still hundreds of thousands of miles away.
** Harry's tendency to work solo (brought from how he could not count on people during his work on Earth) makes it hard for him to work along with other people, and other people with him. It takes some CharacterDevelopment to learn to delegate and defer to those who are better in tasks he is not so good at.
*** When it comes down to piloting a ship, Harry eventually realizes that it's better to let professionals handle the flying - while he can make all the checks, the professionals do it a lot better and in less time than he does.
*** When he takes over the ''Godric's Hollow'' station, Harry almost goes crazy trying to understand every detail about the station, such as security or air recycling. He ends up reading just enough to understand the basics, uses spells to reduce the station's requirements and has others take the job of ensuring the managing at a micro level is working.
*** During the fight in Mandalore, the Mandalorian clans that have signed in with Harry feel disappointed that their purported leader is unable to actually lead armies. Harry admits this and accepts handing operational control of the missions to Axl, the highest ranked Mandalorian. This proves fundamental when the attack against Jabba the Hutt happens - Harry's usual modus operandi would have lead to multiple innocent deaths.
** Harry's status as "Fate's bitch", referencing how his plans always go wrong in horrible ways, is mostly his own fault as he [[LeeroyJenkins tends to charge in with little information, only the basics of a plan, and no contingencies]].
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* YouNotTakeCandle: Initially, Harry speaking Basic sounds like this.
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* OnlyTheChosenMayWield: The Deathly Hallows, of course. [[spoiler:Harry also suspects the Darksaber works on some level on similar principles or that at least he attracted it somehow, after Sinube explains that particular lightsaber is tainted with death, very much like Harry himself.]]
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** Early in the side story, Qui-Gon meets with Dooku as he's preparing to leave the Jedi, and while he begs off the idea of leaving himself, even as discomfited as he is with the Council's latest decisions, he does ask his teacher if it would be possible for him to foster Anakin rather than having him sent back to Telos if his training is delayed again.
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** Early in the side story, Qui-Gon meets with Dooku as he's preparing to leave the Jedi, and while he begs off the idea of leaving himself, even as discomfited as he is with the Council's latest decisions, he does ask his teacher if it would be possible for him to foster Anakin rather than having him sent back to Telos if his training is delayed again.again, wanting the youngling to stay with someone who embodies the Jedi ideal. Smiling, Dooku agrees.
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** Early in the side story, Qui-Gon meets with Dooku as he's preparing to leave the Jedi, and while he begs off the idea of leaving himself, even as discomfited as he is with the Council's latest decisions, he does ask his teacher if it would be possible for him to foster Anakin rather than having him sent back to Telos if his training is delayed again.
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* YouAreTooLate: A positive example. Anakin has a vision of his mother's kidnapping and hurries as fast as he can to have Qui-Gon inform Harry... who informs the Jedi he knows about the kidnapping, and in fact, just returned from rescuing the hostages.
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* TheCommissionerGordon: Jedi Master Sinube plays this role for Harry. Since he's retired, he doesn't have anything to lose by ignoring the Council's agenda, and generally goes well enough with Harry that they can work together and ask questions of each other.
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* WalkingWasteland: In a sense. Sinube comments that while Jedi and the Force are strengthened by life, death clings to Harry and empowers him.
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* IKnowYourTrueName: The main requirement to operate the Gaunt ring. When Harry kills Tyranus, Sinube holds a bit on saying his real name to stop Harry from summoning him at an inconvenient time.
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** In Chapter 4 of ''Unsuspecting'', Qui-Gon muses on the various ways the Trade Federation force holding Naboo was militarily incompetent, eventually deciding that it ''had'' to be the will of the Force that Naboo won because he simply can't fathom the Trade Federation doing that many things worng.
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** In Chapter 4 of ''Unsuspecting'', Qui-Gon muses on the various ways the Trade Federation force holding Naboo was militarily incompetent, eventually deciding that it ''had'' to be the will of the Force that Naboo won because he simply can't fathom the Trade Federation doing that many things worng.wrong.
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* EpicFail: Harry got quite angry when he found out Queen Amidala knew his identity and actions, and she told him she would keep the secret and that she trusted everyone who also knew the truth. Not only did the secret get out, it actually arrived to Corellia ''before'' Harry did - where a bunch of bounty hunters were waiting for him. [[spoiler:''Unsuspecting'' reveals that Amidala told Chancellor Palpatine about Harry and his plans, and Palpatine promptly leaked that info.]]
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* EpicFail: EpicFail:
** Harry got quite angry when he found out Queen Amidala knew his identity and actions, and she told him she would keep the secret and that she trusted everyone who also knew the truth. Not only did the secret get out, it actually arrived to Corellia ''before'' Harry did - where a bunch of bounty hunters were waiting for him. [[spoiler:''Unsuspecting'' reveals that Amidala told Chancellor Palpatine about Harry and his plans, and Palpatine promptly leaked that info.]]
** Harry got quite angry when he found out Queen Amidala knew his identity and actions, and she told him she would keep the secret and that she trusted everyone who also knew the truth. Not only did the secret get out, it actually arrived to Corellia ''before'' Harry did - where a bunch of bounty hunters were waiting for him. [[spoiler:''Unsuspecting'' reveals that Amidala told Chancellor Palpatine about Harry and his plans, and Palpatine promptly leaked that info.]]
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* LeeroyJenkins: The Mandalorians planning sessions make Harry realize his seemingly bad luck might just be the result of his tendency to charge in with little information or planning and no contingencies.
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* LeeroyJenkins: The Mandalorians planning sessions make Harry realize his seemingly bad luck might just be the result of his tendency to charge in with little information or planning and no contingencies. Later subverted when things go sideways despite all of the extra planning.
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** Apparation requires the user to account for the angle of the planet and their current velocity when they travel long distances. While apparating around a small country the size of England is fine, intercontinental is almost impossible as they have to mentally calculate what angle and velocity they need to arrive in so as not to teleport onto their face at considerable speed. When apparating at terminal velocity, Harry needs several extra seconds to figure out how to cancel his momentum lest he just spaltter across the pavement.
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* RefugeInAudacity:
** Harry's "bribe" towards a Corsec officer is several ''million'' tons of gardening supplies and helpfully labelled "bribe", along with a single pair of gardening gloves.
** After using a repairing charm to restore multiple droids owned by crime lords, Harry then earns immunity for basically all of his crimes by selling the information to the authorities on every planet that he's committed a crime on. Several officers are outraged by his actions but all admit the intel is more important than an offensive but (relatively) small time criminal.
** Harry's "bribe" towards a Corsec officer is several ''million'' tons of gardening supplies and helpfully labelled "bribe", along with a single pair of gardening gloves.
** After using a repairing charm to restore multiple droids owned by crime lords, Harry then earns immunity for basically all of his crimes by selling the information to the authorities on every planet that he's committed a crime on. Several officers are outraged by his actions but all admit the intel is more important than an offensive but (relatively) small time criminal.
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Jedi Master Sinube is capable of pretty much deducing Harry's life story thanks to a combination of observations of his behavior and considering what he has said and done ever since he appeared in the Jedi Temple.
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Jedi Master Sinube is capable of pretty much deducing Harry's life story thanks to a combination of observations of his behavior and behavior, general conversation, considering what he has said and done ever since he appeared in the Jedi Temple.Temple. For example, Harry's reaction to hearing Anakin might be subject to a prophecy tells Sinube that Harry was a child of prophecy himself. Likewise, Harry not wanting Anakin to know what it's like to kill someone at his age causes Sinube to infer that Harry was roughly the same age the first time he killed.
* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: An antihero example. Harry kills [[spoiler:the critically injured Count Dooku]] so Anakin isn't responsible for their death, insisting later that "no ten year old should know what it's like to take a life".
* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: An antihero example. Harry kills [[spoiler:the critically injured Count Dooku]] so Anakin isn't responsible for their death, insisting later that "no ten year old should know what it's like to take a life".
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* BlackAndWhiteInsanity: Ki-Adi-Mundi thinks Harry should be neutralized, even though his actions have been mostly oriented against criminals.
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* BlackAndWhiteInsanity: Ki-Adi-Mundi thinks Harry should be neutralized, even though his actions have been mostly oriented against criminals. [[spoiler:Justified as Anakin unknowingly is causing the man immense paranoia via what he thought was a harmless prank]].
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** In Chapter 4 of ''Unsuspecting'', Qui-Gon muses on the various ways the Trade Federation force holding Naboo was militarily incompetent.
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** In Chapter 4 of ''Unsuspecting'', Qui-Gon muses on the various ways the Trade Federation force holding Naboo was militarily incompetent.incompetent, eventually deciding that it ''had'' to be the will of the Force that Naboo won because he simply can't fathom the Trade Federation doing that many things worng.
* {{Hypocrite}}: One of Mundi's accusations against Harry is that he "ruts with any willing female". Mundi himself has multiple wives, something he's allowed despite being a jedi due to his race's low population.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: During the Jedi Council meeting to speak about Harry, they realize that Harry might be from the future, basing that on the possibility that the current technology is outdated by Harry's standards (which is why he is so unused to it). While Harry is technically from the future (''A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...'''), they are wrong in that it's Earth's technology that is seriously outdated.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: RightForTheWrongReasons:
** During the Jedi Council meeting to speak about Harry, they realize that Harry might be from the future, basing that on the possibility that the current technology is outdated by Harry's standards (which is why he is so unused to it). While Harry is technically from the future (''A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...'''), they are wrong in that it's Earth's technology that is seriouslyoutdated.outdated.
** Qui-Gonn tries to get Anakin to stop his pranks, citing that his most recent one, adding helium to a man's air tank, could have been very dangerous. While Anakin checked and made sure it was perfectly harmless, [[spoiler:his prank on Ki-Adi-Mundi has resulted in the man becoming increasingly paranoid due to how the chemical Anakin used interacts with Cereans males that are Force sensitive]].
** During the Jedi Council meeting to speak about Harry, they realize that Harry might be from the future, basing that on the possibility that the current technology is outdated by Harry's standards (which is why he is so unused to it). While Harry is technically from the future (''A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...'''), they are wrong in that it's Earth's technology that is seriously
** Qui-Gonn tries to get Anakin to stop his pranks, citing that his most recent one, adding helium to a man's air tank, could have been very dangerous. While Anakin checked and made sure it was perfectly harmless, [[spoiler:his prank on Ki-Adi-Mundi has resulted in the man becoming increasingly paranoid due to how the chemical Anakin used interacts with Cereans males that are Force sensitive]].
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* ReallyGetsAround: Harry. One of the Jedi Order's criticisms of him is that he "beds every willing female he meets".
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** Invoked by Harry when he puts up a Muggle Repelling ward on a space station. Since such wards have a stronger effect the closer you are to them, being inside such a ward causes everyone on board to sprint for escape pods like the station is about to explode.
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** Invoked by Harry when he puts plans to put up a Muggle Repelling ward on a space station. Since such wards have a stronger effect the closer you are to them, being inside such a ward causes would have caused everyone on board to sprint for escape pods like the station is about to explode.
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* BoringButPractical: Harry's method of dealing with someone placing a massive bounty on his head is to place an even larger one on their head. Once they're dead, Harry uses the Resurrection Stone to [[SequenceBreaking contact their shade and find out]] who put them up to it, then puts a bounty on ''that'' person's head. Rinse and repeat until he reaches [[TheDragon Count Dooku]].
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* BoringButPractical: BoringButPractical:
** The repair spell not only fixes objects that have been broken for ''centuries'', it can also restore wiped memory banks on droids and computers. The latter not only makes Harry a ''trillionaire'' when used on destroyed droids of criminal empires, it also lets him sell the information to various police forces in exchange for immunity.
** Harry's method of dealing with someone placing a massive bounty on his head is to place an even larger one on their head. Once they're dead, Harry uses the Resurrection Stone to [[SequenceBreaking contact their shade and find out]] who put them up to it, then puts a bounty on ''that'' person's head. Rinse and repeat until he reaches [[TheDragon Count Dooku]].
** The repair spell not only fixes objects that have been broken for ''centuries'', it can also restore wiped memory banks on droids and computers. The latter not only makes Harry a ''trillionaire'' when used on destroyed droids of criminal empires, it also lets him sell the information to various police forces in exchange for immunity.
** Harry's method of dealing with someone placing a massive bounty on his head is to place an even larger one on their head. Once they're dead, Harry uses the Resurrection Stone to [[SequenceBreaking contact their shade and find out]] who put them up to it, then puts a bounty on ''that'' person's head. Rinse and repeat until he reaches [[TheDragon Count Dooku]].
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* RealityEnsues:
** When Harry first arrives, he doesn't understand a word of (almost) any language used, and becomes a smuggler to support himself as he has no knowledge, money, or identification that could help him.
** At one point, Harry tries firing spells at a pirate ship attacking his ship, and he misses horribly until R2-D2 helps him since in space, he has no way of judging relative velocity, size, or distance.
** No matter how good a combat robot is, in the event of fighting a Sith it is likelier that the latter will win without a problem [[spoiler:as shown in Chapter 12 of ''Unsuspecting'', where Dooku easily defeats HK-47 by using the Force.]]
** The sudden opening of a place with air to vacuum will cause anything within to be affected, [[spoiler:with Dooku getting knocked out when Anakin deactivates the force field keeping the air within the hangar he, Harry and Dooku are in and the latter hits his head against the emergency locking gate.]]
** When a droid ship launches a couple squadrons of drones at Harry's ship, the crew doesn't have to worry about them for over three hours because they came out of hyperspace early and so are still hundreds of thousands of miles away.
** Harry's tendency to work solo (brought from how he could not count on people during his work on Earth) makes it hard for him to work along with other people, and other people with him. It takes some CharacterDevelopment to learn to delegate and defer to those who are better in tasks he is not so good at.
*** When it comes down to piloting a ship, Harry eventually realizes that it's better to let professionals handle the flying - while he can make all the checks, the professionals do it a lot better and in less time than he does.
*** When he takes over the ''Godric's Hollow'' station, Harry almost goes crazy trying to understand every detail about the station, such as security or air recycling. He ends up reading just enough to understand the basics, uses spells to reduce the station's requirements and has others take the job of ensuring the managing at a micro level is working.
*** During the fight in Mandalore, the Mandalorian clans that have signed in with Harry feel disappointed that their purported leader is unable to actually lead armies. Harry admits this and accepts handing operational control of the missions to Axl, the highest ranked Mandalorian. This proves fundamental when the attack against Jabba the Hutt happens - Harry's usual modus operandi would have lead to multiple innocent deaths.
** Harry's status as "Fate's bitch", referencing how his plans always go wrong in horrible ways, is mostly his own fault as he [[LeeroyJenkins tends to charge in with little information, only the basics of a plan, and no contingencies]].
** When Harry first arrives, he doesn't understand a word of (almost) any language used, and becomes a smuggler to support himself as he has no knowledge, money, or identification that could help him.
** At one point, Harry tries firing spells at a pirate ship attacking his ship, and he misses horribly until R2-D2 helps him since in space, he has no way of judging relative velocity, size, or distance.
** No matter how good a combat robot is, in the event of fighting a Sith it is likelier that the latter will win without a problem [[spoiler:as shown in Chapter 12 of ''Unsuspecting'', where Dooku easily defeats HK-47 by using the Force.]]
** The sudden opening of a place with air to vacuum will cause anything within to be affected, [[spoiler:with Dooku getting knocked out when Anakin deactivates the force field keeping the air within the hangar he, Harry and Dooku are in and the latter hits his head against the emergency locking gate.]]
** When a droid ship launches a couple squadrons of drones at Harry's ship, the crew doesn't have to worry about them for over three hours because they came out of hyperspace early and so are still hundreds of thousands of miles away.
** Harry's tendency to work solo (brought from how he could not count on people during his work on Earth) makes it hard for him to work along with other people, and other people with him. It takes some CharacterDevelopment to learn to delegate and defer to those who are better in tasks he is not so good at.
*** When it comes down to piloting a ship, Harry eventually realizes that it's better to let professionals handle the flying - while he can make all the checks, the professionals do it a lot better and in less time than he does.
*** When he takes over the ''Godric's Hollow'' station, Harry almost goes crazy trying to understand every detail about the station, such as security or air recycling. He ends up reading just enough to understand the basics, uses spells to reduce the station's requirements and has others take the job of ensuring the managing at a micro level is working.
*** During the fight in Mandalore, the Mandalorian clans that have signed in with Harry feel disappointed that their purported leader is unable to actually lead armies. Harry admits this and accepts handing operational control of the missions to Axl, the highest ranked Mandalorian. This proves fundamental when the attack against Jabba the Hutt happens - Harry's usual modus operandi would have lead to multiple innocent deaths.
** Harry's status as "Fate's bitch", referencing how his plans always go wrong in horrible ways, is mostly his own fault as he [[LeeroyJenkins tends to charge in with little information, only the basics of a plan, and no contingencies]].
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** When Harry first arrives, he doesn't understand a word of (almost) any language used, and becomes a smuggler to support himself as he has no knowledge, money, or identification that could help him.
** At one point, Harry tries firing spells at a pirate ship attacking his ship, and he misses horribly until R2-D2 helps him since in space, he has no way of judging relative velocity, size, or distance.
** No matter how good a combat robot is, in the event of fighting a Sith it is likelier that the latter will win without a problem [[spoiler:as shown in Chapter 12 of ''Unsuspecting'', where Dooku easily defeats HK-47 by using the Force.]]
** The sudden opening of a place with air to vacuum will cause anything within to be affected, [[spoiler:with Dooku getting knocked out when Anakin deactivates the force field keeping the air within the hangar he, Harry and Dooku are in and the latter hits his head against the emergency locking gate.]]
** When a droid ship launches a couple squadrons of drones at Harry's ship, the crew doesn't have to worry about them for over three hours because they came out of hyperspace early and so are still hundreds of thousands of miles away.
** Harry's tendency to work solo (brought from how he could not count on people during his work on Earth) makes it hard for him to work along with other people, and other people with him. It takes some CharacterDevelopment to learn to delegate and defer to those who are better in tasks he is not so good at.
*** When it comes down to piloting a ship, Harry eventually realizes that it's better to let professionals handle the flying - while he can make all the checks, the professionals do it a lot better and in less time than he does.
*** When he takes over the ''Godric's Hollow'' station, Harry almost goes crazy trying to understand every detail about the station, such as security or air recycling. He ends up reading just enough to understand the basics, uses spells to reduce the station's requirements and has others take the job of ensuring the managing at a micro level is working.
*** During the fight in Mandalore, the Mandalorian clans that have signed in with Harry feel disappointed that their purported leader is unable to actually lead armies. Harry admits this and accepts handing operational control of the missions to Axl, the highest ranked Mandalorian. This proves fundamental when the attack against Jabba the Hutt happens - Harry's usual modus operandi would have lead to multiple innocent deaths.
** Harry's status as "Fate's bitch", referencing how his plans always go wrong in horrible ways, is mostly his own fault as he [[LeeroyJenkins tends to charge in with little information, only the basics of a plan, and no contingencies]].
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** When Harry first arrives, he doesn't understand a word of (almost) any language used, and becomes a smuggler to support himself as he has no knowledge, money, or identification that could help him.
** At one point, Harry tries firing spells at a pirate ship attacking his ship, and he misses horribly until R2-D2 helps him since in space, he has no way of judging relative velocity, size, or distance.
** No matter how good a combat robot is, in the event of fighting a Sith it is likelier that the latter will win without a problem [[spoiler:as shown in Chapter 12 of ''Unsuspecting'', where Dooku easily defeats HK-47 by using the Force.]]
** The sudden opening of a place with air to vacuum will cause anything within to be affected, [[spoiler:with Dooku getting knocked out when Anakin deactivates the force field keeping the air within the hangar he, Harry and Dooku are in and the latter hits his head against the emergency locking gate.]]
** When a droid ship launches a couple squadrons of drones at Harry's ship, the crew doesn't have to worry about them for over three hours because they came out of hyperspace early and so are still hundreds of thousands of miles away.
** Harry's tendency to work solo (brought from how he could not count on people during his work on Earth) makes it hard for him to work along with other people, and other people with him. It takes some CharacterDevelopment to learn to delegate and defer to those who are better in tasks he is not so good at.
*** When it comes down to piloting a ship, Harry eventually realizes that it's better to let professionals handle the flying - while he can make all the checks, the professionals do it a lot better and in less time than he does.
*** When he takes over the ''Godric's Hollow'' station, Harry almost goes crazy trying to understand every detail about the station, such as security or air recycling. He ends up reading just enough to understand the basics, uses spells to reduce the station's requirements and has others take the job of ensuring the managing at a micro level is working.
*** During the fight in Mandalore, the Mandalorian clans that have signed in with Harry feel disappointed that their purported leader is unable to actually lead armies. Harry admits this and accepts handing operational control of the missions to Axl, the highest ranked Mandalorian. This proves fundamental when the attack against Jabba the Hutt happens - Harry's usual modus operandi would have lead to multiple innocent deaths.
** Harry's status as "Fate's bitch", referencing how his plans always go wrong in horrible ways, is mostly his own fault as he [[LeeroyJenkins tends to charge in with little information, only the basics of a plan, and no contingencies]].
** When Harry first arrives, he doesn't understand a word of (almost) any language used, and becomes a smuggler to support himself as he has no knowledge, money, or identification that could help him.
** At one point, Harry tries firing spells at a pirate ship attacking his ship, and he misses horribly until R2-D2 helps him since in space, he has no way of judging relative velocity, size, or distance.
** No matter how good a combat robot is, in the event of fighting a Sith it is likelier that the latter will win without a problem [[spoiler:as shown in Chapter 12 of ''Unsuspecting'', where Dooku easily defeats HK-47 by using the Force.]]
** The sudden opening of a place with air to vacuum will cause anything within to be affected, [[spoiler:with Dooku getting knocked out when Anakin deactivates the force field keeping the air within the hangar he, Harry and Dooku are in and the latter hits his head against the emergency locking gate.]]
** When a droid ship launches a couple squadrons of drones at Harry's ship, the crew doesn't have to worry about them for over three hours because they came out of hyperspace early and so are still hundreds of thousands of miles away.
** Harry's tendency to work solo (brought from how he could not count on people during his work on Earth) makes it hard for him to work along with other people, and other people with him. It takes some CharacterDevelopment to learn to delegate and defer to those who are better in tasks he is not so good at.
*** When it comes down to piloting a ship, Harry eventually realizes that it's better to let professionals handle the flying - while he can make all the checks, the professionals do it a lot better and in less time than he does.
*** When he takes over the ''Godric's Hollow'' station, Harry almost goes crazy trying to understand every detail about the station, such as security or air recycling. He ends up reading just enough to understand the basics, uses spells to reduce the station's requirements and has others take the job of ensuring the managing at a micro level is working.
*** During the fight in Mandalore, the Mandalorian clans that have signed in with Harry feel disappointed that their purported leader is unable to actually lead armies. Harry admits this and accepts handing operational control of the missions to Axl, the highest ranked Mandalorian. This proves fundamental when the attack against Jabba the Hutt happens - Harry's usual modus operandi would have lead to multiple innocent deaths.
** Harry's status as "Fate's bitch", referencing how his plans always go wrong in horrible ways, is mostly his own fault as he [[LeeroyJenkins tends to charge in with little information, only the basics of a plan, and no contingencies]].
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* DeathByAdaptation: Cad Bane and Gardulla the Hutt die on Coruscant. In Canon and ''Legends'', it's clear as to what happened to them after the Clone Wars.
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* DeathByAdaptation: Cad Bane and Gardulla the Hutt die on Coruscant. In Canon and ''Legends'', it's clear as to what happened to them after Canon, Bane survived the Clone Wars.Wars and is working as a bounty hunter for the Empire while the latter's fate is uncertain.
