Starkiller Base in The Force Awakens took out the entire Hosnian System, with an estimated 155 billion people killed, a 99.99% comparable. There's an eye for an eye, and then there are the optics of this, an eye for an entire human being.
The Hosnian system was destroyed by Starkiller Base during the Hosnian Cataclysm starting a war between the First Order and the Resistance. In 28 ABY, the system was home to the New Republic Senate on Hosnian Prime.
Was Starkiller Base more powerful than the Death Star?
Introduced in Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens, Starkiller Base was born from the remains of the planet Illum, where Jedi would go to find their Kyber Crystals. With a huge battery to focus its power, the massive base could wipe out entire systems with better efficiency than the Death Star.
I would estimate 750K to 2 M personnel, taking the stated complements of the Death Stars into consideration relative to its size. The ice planet itself had been rid of all indigenous life forms that would have gotten in the way of construction or existed as vermin.
Starkiller Base was a First Order military base located on the ice planet of Ilum in the Unknown Regions. Commanded by an unofficial triumvirate of General Armitage Hux, Kylo Ren, and Captain Phasma, it was armed with a superweapon capable of destroying entire star systems halfway across the galaxy.
Galen Marek, better known as Starkiller, was the main protagonist of the Legends games before Disney bought Lucasfilm. He displayed incredible control of the Force, from moving a Star Destroyer to defeating both Vader and Palpatine in succession.
Starkiller Base in The Force Awakens took out the entire Hosnian System, with an estimated 155 billion people killed, a 99.99% comparable. There's an eye for an eye, and then there are the optics of this, an eye for an entire human being.
He stands at 6 ft 1 tall and weighs 175 pounds. He is a human with caucasion skin, green eyes and buzzed light-brown hair. He was born on the Wookiee Planet of Kashyyyk during the Dark Jedi Times as the son of Jedi Knight Kento and Mallie Marek.
However, Starkiller still managed to best Kenobi - defeating him in combat and causing his spirit to disappear with a blast of Force Lightning. Unable to battle Starkiller, Kenobi's spirit told Luke to run, with the Millennium Falcon fleeing Mos Eisley.
In the last moments of his short existence, Starkiller saw that his killer's face was exactly like his own; it was another clone of Galen Marek—a "reborn Starkiller," deeply absorbed in the dark side and much more powerful.
In the original Star Tours, a Death Star III is seen and destroyed during the ride sequence by the New Republic. Leland Chee originally created the third Death Star to explain why a Death Star is present on the Star Tours ride when both of the stations in the movies were destroyed.
Out of the 2 billion inhabitants on Alderaan - with the modern-day populations of China and India having about 2.8 billion people combined - about 60,000 survived the destruction of the planet due to being outside of its star system at the time.
Finn, formerly designated FN-2187 ("Eight-Seven"), was a Force-sensitive human male and former stormtrooper who served the First Order until his desertion and subsequent defection to the Resistance during the First Order-Resistance War.
A notable Jar'Kai master was the Priapulin Jedi Master Skwelli, who carried six lightsabers. He was renowned for his skill in his era, and recordings of his fighting form were considered a wonder to behold.
Resolving to rescue his allies, he managed to infiltrate the Death Star before the Emperor could execute them. Although he was killed in the ensuing battle aboard the battlestation, the senators were able to escape with the help of Marek's companions, PROXY and Juno Eclipse.
Both bases could take each other out, but the Death Star might actually be the better of the two thanks to its higher functionality and more reliable fuel source in relation to the power it requires.
It is also outright stated that Sidious was feigning weakness to goad Starkiller into striking him down and to turn him to the Dark Side. He didn't beat Sidious. He even went oneness and then died to Sidious.
Yep. Darth Maul didn't really say or show straight up that he "feared" Darth Vader, but he openly stated his belief that he could not defeat Darth Vader without the help of the Jedi, therefore on his own.
