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Personally I choose to be a gray Jedi (Which another question is that term canon?)
We've had obviously a lot of SW Live Action D+ Shows - and I've personally watched all of them, just finished Skeleton Crew!
I've liked most of them to various degrees, with some being better than others.
But I will say the worst one for me was the Book of Bobba Fett. It just wasn't very good whatsoever. It's always fun seeing Ming-Na Wen and Timothy Olyphant and Mando. But it wasn't a good series imo. I just didn't enjoy it.
How about you guys? What is your least fav SW D+ Show?
I went into it with somewhat low expectations, but it comfortably smashed any doubts I had. All the characters feel a lot more grounded which makes them much more emotionally compelling imo, I also thought that all the kids were very likeable characters (often kids get written, possibly unintentionally, as really annoying). Not sure I got the same connection to characters in Andor or The Mandalorian so much (and I struggle to connect with animated media) but I was genuinely scared for KB and Neel in the final episode, probably the two characters I liked the most in the show.
I hope we get to see the 4 of them again, possibly as adults with a bit of a time jump? Most likely they'd just be written as rebels fighting the Empire or something. Though im not sure what I'd do if anything bad happens to Neel lol.
I think Jod was a great villain, he was always a "necessary risk" or a "best option" (from the kids' perspectives) but was never to be fully trusted, which I dont think Wim could see at first due to being young and naive so just assuming this guy, a jedi (as far as he knew) would want to help them. But there was always the suspense as a viewer of "when's he going to turn". We also got to see that he wasn't "evil", he was genuinely upset when he thought KB had died. He didnt want war or conflict or even power really, he wanted money and the security that would bring him, the "evil" side comes out when he'd stop at very little to achieve that.
I found this in the landfill yesterday. I'm still tickled by it. Has the original fan club card. These will die with me.
Hi All,
I love star wars and have for as long as I can remember, I am basically looking now for any recommendations on books from the universe. I don't care what about, just the best books in the star wars universe. Thanks :-)
I am hoping this is the right place to ask for a little help and advice.
I have a white BYD Seal EV which I have the number plates CAR2D2.
I want to go to a sign witter and get some decal with some R2D2 themed side stripes and perhaps an R2D2 on the back of the boot like he is the Co-pilot like an Xwing.
However I am lacking in artistic talents, and perhaps not enough of a fan to nail the idea.
Would anyone like to help me design this so I can pass it onto a sign writer?
I would appreciate your efforts!!
Photo by me, Fujifilm XT-4
Currently doing a Star Wars marathon. I’ve finished episodes 1-6 and the clone wars. I’m for sure watching all the live action stuff, but is it worth watching all the animated stuff like Rebels and Bad Batch as well? Just seems like a lot and if it isn’t necessarily worth the time then idk if I should.
I just found it interesting that after being blinded which was a new experience for him, he also switched to a "new"grip or one that he was never really shown using before.
This creature appears in the credits for Skeleton Crew. Is it a known SW beastie??
I love the whole song but man those first 50 seconds… just pure perfection. Makes me tear up a lil bit not gonna lie 😂😭 Wasn’t interested when the show was first announced but happy to say I truly enjoyed the heck out of this show and can’t wait to see what they do next with these guys!
19 years old and been a fan for many years and just realized something…maybe it’s just a coincidence? Qui-gon, Obi-wan, and Anakin. All three are two parts (if you split Anakin like the other two), with the first part consisting of two vowels and a consonant, and the second part being a consonant, a vowel, and an “n” Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but seeing as all three in a “line” (master/padawans) it could be a possibility that it was on purpose. Anyone else ever noticed this, or any others like it?
I’ve been getting into a Star Wars mood lately, and whenever I’m engaging with a franchise I tend to read up on its history. In particular I’d like to look into the very beginning and the initial phenomenon, a friend recommended A Disturbance in the Force for that reason but I’d like a variety of sources.
I saw a post so I am sharing mine
I’ve been cleaning things around the house and found my old Star Wars Classic Trilogy Monopoly game that I got for Christmas one year in the late 90’s and was only played once. Why? You may ask. Because while we were playing we discovered that in the Tatooine block the board said Spaceport with a pic of Han and Jabba from the special edition but the card said Jabba’s Palace. So the game got boxed up and never touched again.
Does anyone know if this is worth anything?
A few months ago, I posted about wanting to make a Star Wars game (big fan) in Roblox. I know it might sound kind of dumb, but I’ve been developing on Roblox for about 9 years now, so I think I’ve got the skills to pull it off, lol.
I’ve come up with a concept that I think is pretty cool, and I wanted to share it to get some feedback.
The idea is sort of like a Helldivers-inspired game where you can team up in co-op squads (up to 10 players) and play through missions in chronological order. For example, the first map and mission would be Geonosis. You’d have objectives to complete, and every successful mission adds a percentage to a global conquest meter.
It would all be live, meaning every single player’s progress contributes to the war effort. The more players completing missions, the faster the Republic conquers the planet. Once the planet is fully conquered, a new campaign starts to attack another planet.
But here’s the twist—if players aren’t active enough, the Separatists would launch counterattacks. These counterattacks would start to gain power, slowly conquering back Republic-held territory. If the Republic doesn’t defend its gains, the Separatists could retake planets and expand their control, making the situation even more intense. Players would have to actively defend key planets from these counterattacks to maintain Republic control and prevent the Separatists from winning ground.
Right now, I’m thinking the game would be Republic-only since I don’t think many people would want to play as the Separatists. But hey, I’m open to ideas!
What do you guys think of this concept? Any feedback or suggestions are super welcome!
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You can criticise Disney for a lot but one thing they did extremely well was shedding a light on the average member of the imperial army and managed to humanise them properly.Stories like those of Finn or Mayfeld really showed us that despite their involvement in the army they‘re not evil bastards by default but instead are individuals with differing views on the actions taken.Mayfeld recalling his memories about Operation Cinder is one of my favourites in the entire franchise and a great performance by Bill Burr.It also makes George Lucas metaphor of the empire for real-life dictatorships even more refined showing that not all people necessarily share their leaders opinions but are still easily manipulated into hailing them as the right thing to do like for example the comparison of the Jedi purge with the intended ( and fortunately unsuccessful ) extermination of the Jewish people.Maybe not everyone necessarily believed the Jedi/Jews were the devil in person but they were still wiling to fall blindly into the propaganda spread about them by Hitler/Palpatine.