Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart - ALL CUTSCENES

An Interdimensional Adventure

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RATCHET & CLANK: RIFT APART

In light of their previous heroics, Ratchet (James Arnold Taylor) and Clank (David Kaye) are celebrated as galactic heroes. During a parade in their honor, Clank reveals that he has repaired the Dimensionator, a device capable of opening rifts to other dimensions, so that Ratchet can search for the Lombax race and his missing family. However, Doctor Nefarious (Armin Shimerman) suddenly attacks the parade and attempts to steal the Dimensionator, but during the struggle however, Ratchet unthinkingly shoots the Dimensionator, which causes dimensional rifts to begin opening randomly. Ratchet, Clank, and Dr. Nefarious end up being transported to an alternate universe, the Dimensionator then explodes, which damages the fabric of space and time and separates the three. Clank awakens to find himself alone and now damaged from the blast. Clank is then discovered and picked up by a female Lombax named Rivet (Jennifer Hale). Meanwhile, Dr. Nefarious ends up in a throne room, where he is mistaken for Emperor Nefarious (Robin Atkin Downes), an alternate version of Nefarious who, unlike him, has never been defeated in this dimension. Ratchet meanwhile, finds himself alone and starts his search for Clank. With the emperor currently absent on a conquest, Dr. Nefarious secretly assumes his identity and sends his new minions after Ratchet and Rivet.

While searching, Ratchet witnesses Rivet escaping the planet with Clank. Ratchet encounters Phantom (the alternate Skidd), a member of the Resistance opposed to Emperor Nefarious, who gifts him an electronic helper named Glitch to help him get a ship to follow Rivet. Rivet takes Clank to her hideout, where Clank investigates a dimensional anomaly and makes contact with a prophet named Gary, who enlists his help in repairing dimensional anomalies to prevent the Dimensional Cataclysm. Rivet repairs Clank's communicator and he and Rivet are able to contact Ratchet, and come up with a plan to rebuild the Dimensionator so they can return to their own home dimension and stop the Dimensional Cataclysm.

Ratchet heads out to find the blueprint for the Dimensionator, and recruits one of Gary's robot apprentices, Kit (Debra Wilson), to be his partner. Kit warns Ratchet that she is a Warbot built by Emperor Nefarious and she might lose control of her programming and attack him, but Ratchet reassures her that they make a good team. They then head to a secret lab to forge a new Dimensionator. Rivet and Clank head out to gather the Phase Quartz needed to power the Dimensionator, but it is accidentally destroyed. With no other choice, Rivet and Clank search for the mythical Fixer who can repair anything and convince him to overcome his own self doubt to repair the Phase Quartz. Ratchet and Rivet then finally meet, with Clank reuniting with Ratchet and Kit agreeing to become Rivet's partner. They then complete the Dimensionator, only for Dr. Nefarious to arrive to try to steal it. Dr. Nefarious is defeated, but Emperor Nefarious arrives, easily defeating Ratchet and Rivet and stealing the Dimensionator for himself, which he plans to use to eliminate Captain Quantum (the alternate Captain Qwark) and destroy the Resistance once and for all.

Rivet pursues Emperor Nefarious, but he uses the Dimensionator to banish her to a pocket dimension. As Rivet searches for a rift to escape through, she tells Kit about how she lost her arm to a Warbot attack, and Kit realizes she is responsible. Ratchet heads out to try and warn Captain Quantum, but fails to stop Emperor Nefarious from banishing Captain Quantum through a rift. Emperor Nefarious celebrates finally conquering the universe, but doesn't feel fulfilled until he realizes he can use the Dimensionator to conquer every dimension. Spying on Emperor Nefarious, Ratchet and Rivet realize Emperor Nefarious will need the Dimensional Map and head out to intercept him. Rivet and Kit board Emperor Nefarious' flagship and rescue Gary, who reveals he hid the Dimensional Map inside a dimensional anomaly. Ratchet and Clank recover the Dimensional Map but are ambushed by Emperor Nefarious and banished through a rift. Kit transforms into her Warbot form to try and stop Emperor Nefarious, shocking Rivet, but Kit ends up being banished through a rift as well.

Left alone, Rivet heads for the prison facility Emperor Nefarious has banished all of his enemies to and stages a prison break, freeing Ratchet and Clank as well as the rest of the Resistance. However, still feeling guilty over causing the loss of Rivet's arm, Kit decides to leave the group. As the Resistance regroups, Emperor Nefarious announces that he plans to start invading other dimensions, starting with Ratchet and Clank's home dimension. Ratchet, Clank, Rivet, and the Resistance pursue Emperor Nefarious through the rift. Ratchet and Clank destroy Emperor Nefarious' giant power suit, and Kit returns to hold his forces at bay while Rivet confronts Emperor Nefarious personally. Working together, everybody, including Dr. Nefarious, manage to defeat and banish Emperor Nefarious through a rift. Clank recovers the Dimensionator and uses it to repair the dimensions, averting the Dimensional Cataclysm.

 

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With both dimensions and all of reality saved and the Dimensionator in their possession, Ratchet, Clank, Rivet, and Kit take the opportunity to hang out together, repair the damage Emperor Nefarious caused, and go on additional adventures. In the credits, citizens of Nefarious City begin dismantling the regime's legacy, Dr. Nefarious reunited with Lawrence, who is now a father, and Gary shares his findings with his father, The Plumber. 

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JEDI: FALLEN ORDER

Five years after Order 66, former Jedi Padawan Cal Kestis is in hiding on the planet Bracca, where he works in a junkyard, scrapping ships from the Clone Wars. Cal is forced to use his Force powers to save his friend Prauf during an accident, revealing Cal's Jedi identity. The Empire dispatches the Second Sister and the Ninth Sister, two deadly Inquisitors; they kill Prauf and pursue Cal. Former Jedi Cere Junda and four-armed pilot Greez Dritus save Cal, and they leave in Greez's ship, the Stinger Mantis.

Cere takes Cal to the planet Bogano, where an ancient vault is located. On the way to the vault, Cal befriends a small droid named BD-1, who shows him a message from former Jedi Master Eno Cordova. The message reveals that the vault was built by an ancient civilization called the Zeffo, and that Cordova hid a Jedi holocron containing a list of Force-sensitive children inside; Cere believes the list could help rebuild the Jedi. However, the only way to access the vault is to follow Cordova's path and pass his tests. Cal heads to the Zeffo homeworld and finds a clue pointing to Cordova's friend, the Wookiee chieftain Tarfful, on Kashyyyk.

On Kashyyyk, Cal teams up with Saw Gerrera and his Partisans to fight Imperial forces enslaving the native Wookiees. Unable to find Tarfful, Cal returns to Zeffo and encounters the Second Sister, who reveals that she was Cere's Padawan, Trilla Suduri. Trilla was captured by the Empire when a tortured Cere betrayed her; she warns that Cere will do the same to Cal.

Cal learns that he needs to find a Zeffo Astrium to unlock the vault, but he is captured by a bounty hunter and forced to fight in a gladiatorial arena. He is rescued by Cere and Greez and soon receives communication that Tarfful is willing to meet. Back on Kashyyyk, Tarfful instructs Cal to seek answers at the top of the Origin Tree. There, he finds a recording of Cordova telling him that an Astrium can be found on Dathomir. The Ninth Sister attacks, but Cal defeats her.

On Dathomir, Cal's progress is immediately impeded by Nightsister Merrin, who blames the Jedi for the massacre of her people, and attempts to keep him away. Cal experiences a flashback in which he remembers his master, Jaro Tapal, sacrificing himself to protect him during the Purge; he is attacked by Jaro's spirit, and his lightsaber's kyber crystal is destroyed. Cal then encounters former Jedi Taron Malicos, who sought to learn the magick of the Nightsisters. Malicos offers to teach Cal how to handle that dark power; Cal refuses and flees as Merrin attacks. Cere admits that when she learned Trilla became an Inquisitor, she briefly fell to the dark side, which is why she cut herself off from the Force. They travel to Ilum to rebuild Cal's lightsaber. Returning to Dathomir, Cal overcomes his guilt at Jaro's death. Malicos again attempts to tempt Cal to the dark side; Merrin helps Cal defeat Malicos and decides to join the Mantis crew at Cal's invitation.

The crew returns to Bogano. Cal uses the Astrium to unlock the vault and reveal the holocron, but Trilla steals it and escapes. Cere reassumes her position as a Jedi Master and grants Cal the rank of Jedi Knight. They assault the Inquisitor headquarters on Nur, and Cal is able to defeat Trilla and recover the holocron. Cere attempts to make amends with Trilla, but Darth Vader appears and kills Trilla for her failure. Cal and Cere barely escape with help from BD-1 and Merrin. Back on the Mantis, the crew wonders what to do with the holocron. Cal, having realized that gathering the children would make it easier for the Empire to target them, destroys the holocron and asks where they should go next. 

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