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aew-kun-age-regression · 9 months

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-Star Wars Masterslist-

Moodboards

Caregiver!Din Djarin (The Mandalorian)

Caregiver!Poe Dameron

Flip!Poe Dameron

Caregiver!Qui Gon Jinn

Flip!Poe Dameron StimBoard

Caregiver!Obi Wan Kenobi

Regressor!Anakin Skywalker

Caregiver!Han Solo

Caregiver!Darth Vader (Fem Themes)

Regressor!Poe Dameron StimBoard

Regressor!Kylo Ren

Caregiver!Obi-Wan Kenobi + Regressor!Anakin Skywalker

Regressor!Kylo Ren StimBoard

Caregiver!Finn + Regressor!Poe Dameron

Caregiver!Kylo Ren StimBoard

Caregiver!Padme Amidala StimBoard

Regressor!Kylo Ren

Caregiver!Kylo Ren StimBoard

Caregiver!Poe Dameron StimBoard

Star Wars Themed Moodboard (All 9 Movies)

Regressor!Anakin Skywalker StimBoard

Regressor!Kylo Ren

Caregiver!General Hux + Regressor!Kylo Ren

Caregiver!Poe Dameron StimBoard (Halloween Themes)

Caregiver!Kylo Ren StimBoard (Halloween Themes)

Caregiver!Qui Gon Jinn StimBoard

Regressor!Anakin Skywalker

Caregiver!Obi-Wan Kenobi

Sibling Regressor!Kylo Ren

Regressor!Luke Skywalker (With Caregiver!Han Solo) StimBoard

Regressor!Padme Amidala + Caregiver!Anakin Skywalker StimBoard

Regressor!Luke Skywalker

Regressor!Leia Organa (With Caregiver!Han Solo)

Caregiver!Din Djarin (The Mandalorian)

Caregiver!Kylo Ren StimBoard (Christmas Themes)

Caregiver!Count Dooku

Caregiver!Poe Dameron StimBoard (Christmas Themes)

Caregiver!Leia Organa StimBoard (Christmas Themes)

Caregiver!Han Solo StimBoard (Christmas Themes)

Caregiver!Qui Gon Jinn + Regressor!Obi-Wan Kenobi

Caregiver!Luke Skywalker StimBoard (Christmas Themes)

Caregiver!Obi-Wan Kenobi StimBoard (Bath Time Themes)

Caregiver!Obi-Wan Kenobi StimBoard

Caregiver!Poe Dameron (Winter Themes)

Caregiver!Han Solo StimBoard (Making Bed Themes)

Regressor!Finn, Poe & Rey StimBoard

Caregiver!Obi-Wan Kenobi StimBoard (Winter Themes)

Caregiver!Leia Organa (Brushing Teeth Themes)

Caregiver!Finn + Regressor!Poe Dameron

Regressor!Poe Dameron StimBoard

Caregiver!Din Djarin StimBoard (Christmas Themes) (The Mandalorian)

Caregiver!Leia Organa

Caregiver!Qui Gon Jinn

Regressor!Ahsoka Tano

Caregiver!Din Djarin (The Mandalorian)

Regressor!Leia Organa

Caregiver!Ahsoka Tano

Caregiver!Chewbacca + Regressor!Han Solo, Leia Organa, Luke Skywalker StimBoard

Story/Fanfics

Caregiver!Din Djarin X Little!Reader & Grogu (Little ones..)

Caregiver!Kylo Ren X Little!Reader (Blackout...)

Caregiver!Obi-Wan Kenobi X Little!Reader & Anakin Skywalker (Big Emotions...)

Caregiver!Kylo Ren X Little!Reader (Celebrate..?)

Caregiver!Poe Dameron X Little!Reader (Babbles..)

Caregiver!Ben Kenobi/Obi-Wan Kenobi + Little!Luke Skywalker (Small..)

Caregiver!Poe Dameron X Little!Reader (The First of December..!)

Caregiver!Kylo Ren X Little!Reader (Ironically ill...)

Headcannons

Regressor!Poe Dameron Headcannons

Regressor!Kylo Ren Headcannons

Regressor!Anakin Skywalker Headcannons

Caregiver!Kylo Ren Headcannons

Caregiver!Qui Gon Jinn Headcannons

Caregiver!Obi-Wan Kenobi Headcannons

Regressor!Poe Dameron + Regressor!Rey Skywalker + Regressor!Finn Headcannons

Regressor!Obi-Wan Kenobi Thoughts

Playlists

Art

Grumpy Regressor!Kylo Ren (..or Ben..)

Doodles

Poe Dameron, Finn and Rey Doodles

DNI Banner

Poe Dameron (+BB8)

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Anakin Skywalker

Han Solo

Darth Vader

Kylo Ren

Padme Amidala

Count Dooku

Leia Organa

Qui Gon Jinn

Clone Wars (Anakin, Ahsoka, Obi-Wan, Rex & Cody)

Din Djarin (The Mandalorian)

Poe Dameron (Winter Themes)

Finn, Rey & Poe (Joint)

The Resistance

Paci Icon

Poe Dameron

Kylo Ren

Anakin Skywalker

Kylo Ren

Leia Organa

Luke Skywalker

Padme Amidala

Kylo Ren

#agere blog #sfw agere #sfw littlespace #sfw little post #little space #agere little #aewlittlerambles #sfw little community #aewlittlemoodboards #fanfics #aewlittleheadcannons #aewlittlestories #star wars agere #the mandalorian agere #the mandolorian agere

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lands-of-fantasy · 2 years

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STAR WARS Empire Magazine UK Covers

Part 1: 1997-2015

>> Star Wars 20th Anniversary

APR 1997 – Feel the Force! (3 Covers) Luke Skywalker Han Solo C-3PO

>> Episode I: The Phantom Menace

JUNE 1999 – Empire 10th Birthday Special: The 10 Greatest Films of the Decade and Why + Incredible new Star Wars photos Obi-Wan Kenobi

AUG 1999 – STAR WARS: The ride starts here! (3 Covers) Qui-Gon Jinn Darth Maul Obi-Wan Kenobi

>> Episode II: Attack of the Clones

FEB 2002 – Star Wars Episode II (Preview) Jango Fett (masked)

JUNE 2002 – Episode II: Lucas Strikes Back (4 Covers) Anakin Skywalker Padme Amidala Mace Windu & Obi-Wan Kenobi Count Dooku

>> OT DVDs

OCT 2004 - Free! Fantastic Star Wars Collector’s Magazine: The classic trilogy hits DVD Luke, Leia & Darth Vader (A New Hope poster art)

>> Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

MAR 2005 – Star Wars starts here! Revenge of the Sith (2 Covers) Obi-Wan Kenobi Anakin Skywalker

JUNE 2005 – Behind the Mask... Darth Vader

>> Star Wars 30th Anniversary

JUL 2007 – Star Wars: 30 Years, 30 Covers (31+1 Cover) 9 covers of characters using pictures from the Prequels 21 covers of characters using pictures from the Original Trilogy Bonus: Limited edition Jar Jar Binks Golden Cover (#31) Subscriber Cover: OT Tio & Chewbacca (#32)

See all 32 covers here: [x]

>> Movie Rankings

JUL 2014 – The 301 Greatest Movie sof All Time (1+1 Cover) Feat. Luke Skywalker (A New Hope) Subscriber Cover: Han Solo in carbonite

AUG 2015 – 100 Greatest Movie Characters Feat. Darth Vader

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andro-inherdreamworld · 10 months

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Hello there,

this is the first time I am posting something. I have many ideas that I want to write, from many fandoms

But I think I like this one the best so far:

It's a modern/university au with Star Wars characters, with a big cosplay war going on...

So... It would be a huge cosplay war between university students. With Comic Con or something like that coming up, everyone is busy making their costumes and getting their teams together. But just like within the Star Wars universe, there are problems. Everyone is trying to protect their favorite character and make the best cosplay to prove their character/team/theme is the best. Because whoever wins this bet gets the right to be the official cosplayer of the Star Wars company at these events, and the losers have to stop representing their character at events, college clubs, etc...

So it all started because of a rude bet and since then the whole community, friends and couples have been torn apart because of their views. Of course, no one wants to lose or admit they were wrong anymore.

It's affecting everyone in and around the university. But maybe that's what helps everyone realize what's really important.

They must survive university, the growing tension, sudden bursts of emotion, and win a bet while everyone is just a huge star wars nerd

But to get to the specifics:

Groups, characters:

- Anakin, Obi Wan, Ahsoka, Padme, Rex, Cody, Dooku, Ventress, Palpatine, Maul, so pretty much the Jedi Council and most of the clones.... They would be the team who live and die for the Clone Wars and the times around, prequel

- Mandalorians who follow the Way: Din, Paz, The Armorer, and those who live in the cover, foundlings, and those who later became friends of Din, e.g. Cara, IG-11, Luke, Grogu....

- And of course the Night Owls, led by Bo-Katan and the rest of the Mandalorians who served her

- Maybe from the Original and the Rebels, Leia, Han, Chewbacca, Lando, Ezra, Sabine, Hera...

How it works:

There are a lot of characters and relationships that need to be developed, and of course because it's an AU, minor major shaping is needed to fit the Star Wars world into the story.

So the main change would be how they know about their characters. I imagine that there are movies and series, but since I'm mainly informed about them, comic books/video games unfortunately wont be featuring now. And since the characters will be playing their own movie/series characters, they will never be named, which explains why they're called the same name.

For example, Anakin watched the Clone Wars and decided to be the character who is the General of the 501 and a Jedi knight with his own padawan, but he will never say that "I am Anakin Skywalker from the Clone Wars!" And since everyone here takes character role-playing very seriously, everyone knows their own or rival gang's character inside out, so you never have to introduce yourself.

How are they related:

- Since I want Anakin and Padme to be in the same time as Luka/Leia, they will probably be Anakin's cousins, but they are close enough, they are not in college yet

- I love the idea of Obi Wan, Anakin and Ahsoka being adopted siblings

- Also the whole Fett clan is some sort of brother/cousin relationship, I haven't decided who with who yet, butfor sure Echo and Fives are the Chaos Twins

- The foundlings will be little cousins, or brothers in some cases

Pairs/ships:

Mainly

- Anakin and Padme, together since Anakin's first year

- Obi Wan and Cody, chill boyfriends who look after their friends/siblings

- Paz and Axe bc im the kind of person who sees two characters fighting each other and go for enemis to lovers trope

Also

- Luke and Din bc they are Grogu's dads for me

- Leia and Han

- Bly and Aayla

- Fox and Rio Chuchi (not sure)

- maybe some Boba x Cal too

I may add more, but if there is something you would like to see I look forward to your suggestions

When and how?

I have no idea, because it takes a lot of planning, because there are a lot of characters and stories, but I'm trying.

I will post it on Ao3 as soon as its ready

Warnings:

- I'm not familiar with the American university system, not even with the university, since I'm not there yet and I'm from another country, so I'll try to rely on what I know and since this is my fic, there will be some changes from reality obviously

- since I live in a completely different country than America, I won't be able to give you exact descriptions of places and things, but I'll try

- also my spelling, as it's not my first language and I often use a translator, it can be a bit weird, but feel free to correct me

- I don't think I will write any detailed smut, but anything is possible

Well, thanks for reading, I'm really curious to know what you think about all this and if you have any suggestions...

I hope to update the news soon, may the Force be with you!

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masteryaddleisagilf · 3 years

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@willowcrowned i made you a gift <3

Here is the lineart if anyone wants it

#chewku #chewbacca x dooku #i am in love with hor the jaw turned out #not sure about the rest #but that jaw #yeah that one makes everything worth it #my art

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journen · 2 years

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What about Dooku x Chewbacca? 👀

HAHA Chewbacca would never. 😌👀

Honestly tho this is just so out of left field, someone HAS to make a backstory for it lmfao. HOW ?!?!?

#journen speaks #text post #anon ask #anon #ask #they are both tall?#but yeah NONE OF THST TO FIND ON THIS BLOG!!!!!!!!!!!!#cursed ships

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mrfandomwars · 3 years

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I just learned Dooku x Chewbacca is a ship and if I have to suffer so do you

How dare you

I thought you were my friend Ella, guess not

I'm blocking you

#not really #but whyyyyyyyyy #asks #mr answers random questions

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sshbpodcast · 2 years

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We Didn't Start the Empire parody lyrics

By Ames

In our celebration to wrap up all the Star Wars films in A Star to Steer Her By’s recent Shore Leave compilation, Ames went way out of her way to write up a full song parody. You know, for reasons. Welcome to: “We Didn’t Start the Empire”.

Here’s the official Billy Joel song “We Didn’t Start the Fire” to credit the artist and get a feel for the tune. You can listen to our parody at the end of our The Force Awakens episode here (song stuff starts at about 2:18:20), and follow along with the lyrics below! Sing along! Karaoke it with friends! Appreciate the meter in ways that will become a fixation! Rock and roller, cola wars, I can't take it anymore!

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50s diner, Threepio, Darth Vader, Kit Fisto Sio Bibble, Jedi Council, Duel of the Fates Saw Gerrera, Tosche Station, titty monster, Wookie nation North Corellia, South Corellia, BB-88 Kessel run, force ghost, sacred texts, and porg roast Amidala decoy, Trade Federation viceroy Grandchild of Palpatine, Naboo's got a new queen Gold bikini, Gungan City, what was with that horseboy? We didn't start th' Empire Anakin's been burning, Mustafar's been turning We didn't start th' Empire With their sabers light'ed, may the Jedis fight it Scruffy-looking nerfherder, get some power converters Maz Kanata, and Mon Mothma, Sleazebaggano Boga, Dagobah, Chirrut Imwe, Jawa Womp rat, AT-AT, I love you, I know Cassian Andor, forest moon of Endor Jedi Council, Lando's cape, Dexter Jettster, blue milkshake Jakku, Mace Windu, Galen Erso, Grogu Droids have rights, Canto Bight, may the force be with you We didn't start th' Empire Anakin's been burning, Mustafar's been turning We didn't start th' Empire With their sabers light'ed, may the Jedis fight it TIE-Fighter, Chewbacca, Rio Durant, Skywalker Yub nub, moisture farm, chop off somebody's arm Stormtrooper, Sidious, and General Grievous Did Leia and Luke kiss? Got a bad feeling 'bout this Sabacc betting, Darth Maul, blue tiger, Senate hall Count Dooku, light swords, Yoda talking backwards Garbage compactor, superlaser reactor Always getting captured, hide things in the floorboards We didn't start th' Empire Anakin's been burning, Mustafar's been turning We didn't start th' Empire With their sabers light'ed, may the Jedis fight it Coruscant, X-Wings, murdering the younglings [I used Qui’Gon twice; let’s swap in:] Padme, Tauntaun, Tusken raider, Obi-Wan What's a midichlorian, and The Mandolorian Snoke's tongue, Qui-Gon, blowing up Alderaan Podrace, coaxium, battle in the stadium Nute Gunray, blown away, have I said "this is the way"? We didn't start th' Empire Anakin's been burning, Mustafar's been turning We didn't start th' Empire With their sabers light'ed, may the Jedis fight it That's no moon, old man fight, get frozen in carbonite R2, K-2, speeder bike, poodoo Jar Jar, Death Star, Sarlacc, Yoda is a backpack The Emperor with chimp eyes, Leia in a Breen disguise Hijack a train, Bobo Fett, fall into an endless pit Crystal fox, lifting rocks, blurrgs, Finn, and ewoks Chicken walkers on the shore, fly into the planet core Grand Moff Tarkin, Clone Wars, not the droids you're looking for! We didn't start th' Empire Anakin's been burning, Mustafar's been turning We didn't start th' Empire With their sabers light'ed, may the Jedis fight it [and then the rest of the refrain repeats for a while until the song ends.]

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Like they say: When we are gone, Star Wars will still burn on, and on, and on, and on, and on, and on, and on, and on...

#star wars #song parody #billy joel #we didn't start the fire #podcast

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oldfadcdhq · 3 years

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anonymous asked: mw?

if you want a most wanted from a few or a specific fandom ask, here are just a generalized one. it’s a long list so i put it under read more.. also bolded might be characters i really want.

lex luthor, barry allen, eobard thawne, oliver queen, wally west, cisco ramon, julian dorn, harrison wells, eddie thawn, joe west, tommy merlyn, john diggle, roy harper, curtis holt, adrian chase, emiko queen, ricardo diaz, william clayton, beth chapel, lois lane, selina kyle, nora west-allen, lucy quinzel, donna troy, dinah lance, courtney whitmore, connor hawke, pat dugan, alex danvers, jennifer pierce, anissa pierce, iris west, mia smoak, rick tyler, starman, mike dugan, henry king jr, cameron mahkent, mon-el, winn schott, jimmy olsen, maxwell lord, kara danvers, j'onn j'onzz, khalil payne, jefferson pierce, aly, freddie, aubrey, lonnie, jane, mal, evie, audrey, doug, gil, harry hook, zevon, jay, gaston jr, gaston the third, jafar, hans, kristoff, prince eric, prince phillip, ron stoppable, mickey mouse, maui, john darling, michael darling, jack skelenton, mulan, elsa, anna, tiana, oogie boogie, prince florian, jack-jack parr, dash parr, the bloody baron, hugo weasley, peter pettigrew, lucius malfoy, horace slughorn, mad eye moody, barty crouch jr, barty crouch senior, george weasley, percy weasley, amycus carrow, albus dumbledore, aberforth dumbledore, credence barebone, antonin dolohov, augustus rookwood, avery, carban yaxley, gregory goylve, vincent crabbe, cormac mclaggen, tina goldstein, hermione granger, dorcas meadowes, mary mcdonald, marlene mckinnon, roxanne weasley, luna lovegood, leta lestrange, queenie goldstein, hulk, wolverine, loki, black panther, clint barton, groot, cable, nick fury, magneto, luke cage, iceman, carol danvers, valkyrie, wanda maximoff, pepper potts, morgan stark, mary jane watson, kitty pride, jubilee, jessica jones, jean gray, peggy carter, lady sif, gamora professor x, stefan salvatore, klaus mikaelson, enzo, elijah mikaelson, jeremy gilbert, john gilbert, alaric saltzman, tyler lockwood, matt donovan, kol mikaelson, marcel gerard, jackson kenner, vincent griffith, josie saltzman, lizzie saltzman, alyssa chang, jade, hayley marshall, davina claire, freya mikaelson, esther mikaelson, vicki donovan, caroline forbes, elena gilbert, bonnie bennett, josh rosza, declan, roman, tristan de martel, milton greasley, ryan clarke, jed, kaleb, rafael waithe, grover underwood, luke castellan, tyson, piper mclean, zoe nightshade, hazel levensque, reyna ramirez arellano, ethan nakamura, poseidon, hades, zeus, hephaestus, ares, will solace, frank zhang, jason grace, leo valdez, octavian, renesmee cullen, bella swan, alice cullen, leah, sulpicia, jane, victoria, carlisle cullen, archie cullen, emmett cullen, earnest cullen, royal hale, caius, aro, alec, demetri, felix, afton, garrett, benjamin, mr. gold, peter pan, cora, snow white, regina mills, lucy mills, henry mills, baelfire, robin hood, david nolen, jefferson, august booth, vuctir frankenstein, archie hopper, graham humbert, isabelle lightwood, clary fairchild, jocelyn fairchild, celine herondale, maia roberts jace hernodale, simon lewis, valentine morgenstern, jordan kyle, lucian graymark, raphael santiago, lorenzo rey, meliorn, jonathan morgenstern, bow, sea hawk, yoda, mando, leia organa, padme amidala, finn, poe dameron, ben solo, anakin solo, jacen solo, luke skywalker, rose tico, qi’re obi-wan kenobi, chewbacca, rey’s mother, rey’s father, han solo, darth maul, boba fett, count dooku, qui-gon jinn, jango fett, lando calrissian, sky, bloom, stella, flora, musa, techna, aisha, brandon, timmy, riven, helia, nabu, roy, prince thoren, & nex.

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ao3feed--reylo · 4 years

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Star Wars: The Order of The Force

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/2W3X1vk

by angelview

Two years after the events of Episode IX ‘The Rise of Skywalker,’ just as the state of the Galaxy seems to be at peace, a new enemy threatens the Resistance and its allies, now known as The Alliance of the Jedi Order. It’s up to Rey Skywalker to bring true peace and balance, not just within the Galaxy, but within The Force and within herself. Help from an old friend may be just what she needs in order to do it. Will they be able to make a reply to the taunt against The Force and all it stands for?

*The Author would like to acknowledge that Star Wars is an entity/series/enterprise solely created by George Lucas, part of LUCASFILMS, and is owned by Disney. All established characters were created by George Lucas and JJ Abrams, including mention of Star Wars Legends characters. Original characters created by the author will be noted as they appear. Thank you. *

Words: 6633, Chapters: 2/24, Language: English

Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, Star Wars Original Trilogy, Star Wars Legends - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Star Wars, Reylo - Fandom, Kylo Ren - Fandom, ben solo - Fandom, ben solo deserved better - Fandom

Rating: General Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Characters: Rey (Star Wars), Ben Solo | Kylo Ren, Ben Solo, Kylo Ren, Dark Rey - Character, Rey Palpatine - Character, Finn (Star Wars), Poe Dameron, Rose Tico, The Force (Star Wars), Leia Organa, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, Anakin Skywalker, Darth Vader, Anakin Skywalker | Darth Vader, Padmé Amidala, Sheev Palpatine | Darth Sidious, Sheev Palpatine, Yoda (Star Wars), Dooku | Darth Tyranus, Darth Plagueis, Darth Bane, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ben Kenobi, Mace Windu, Qui-Gon Jinn, Jedi Council, Original Jedi Character(s), Jolee Bindo, Sith Characters (Star Wars), Kaydel Ko Connix, Jannah (Star Wars), BB-8 (Star Wars), D-O (Star Wars), R2-D2 (Star Wars), C-3PO (Star Wars), Chewbacca (Star Wars), Snoke (Star Wars), Porg(s) (Star Wars), The Resistance (Star Wars), The First Order (Star Wars)

Relationships: Kylo Ren/Rey, Rey/Ben Solo | Kylo Ren, Rey & Ben Solo | Kylo Ren, Rey/Ben Solo, Rey & Ben Solo, Kylo Ren & Rey, Finn/Rose Tico, Finn & Rose Tico, Poe Dameron/Zorii Bliss, Han Solo/Leia Organa, Leia Organa/Han Solo, Padmé Amidala/Anakin Skywalker, Padmé Amidala & Anakin Skywalker

Additional Tags: Fix-It, tros, Post-Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Episode Fix-it, Epsiode X, Star Wars References, Star Wars Episode 10, The Force, the world between worlds, Movie: Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Star Wars - Freeform, The Jedi are actually the worst, Gray Force User(s), Gray Jedi, Sith Code

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/2W3X1vk

#IFTTT #ao3feed #fanfic #Star Wars #Reylo #Kylo Ren #Rey

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ao3feed4reylo · 4 years

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via AO3 works tagged 'Star Wars - All Media Types' read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/2W3X1vk angelview

by angelview

Words: 232, Chapters: 2/24, Language: English

Rating: General Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/2W3X1vk

#IFTTT #AO3 works tagged 'Star Wars - All Media Types' Rey/Ben Solo #Reylo #Kylo Ren/Rey #TheLastJedi

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ajhhand1101 · 5 years

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Wk 11

The importance of Star Wars and The Skywalker Saga

As I am writing this it is Oct. 21st 2019, the final trailer to the Star Wars Movie is supposed to drop sometime tonight. The Rise Of Skywalker is the final film in the Skywalker Saga of films which are episodes 1-9. If you have never seen Star Wars this may have some minor spoiling with plotlines, here is the importance of the saga. Also sorry for so much text I didn't want to do it week by week, sorry

Episode 1: The Phantom Menace

This is the 1st film in chronological order in terms of story. It deals with the introduction of Anikan Skywalker and Obi-Wan Knobi in story. It sets the way for Knobi to take young Skywalker as his own after Knobi's partner Qui-Gon Jinn was killed at the hands of Darth Maul. It also established Skywalkers connection to the planet Tattoine. This is the one that started it all (in terms of story not release date)

Episode 2: Attack Of The Clones

The 2nd film chronologically in story is Attack Of The Clones. Skywalker is older in this than he was in Episode 1, he has a relationship with Queen Padame and eventually got married to her. This continues the story of Anikan and Knobi as they fight the dark side but it also hints at Anikan turning to the dark side through him not being that empathetic when a village burned down. It also introduces Count Dooku which was a bad guy in the prequels.

Episode 3: Revenge Of The Sith

The 3rd film chronologically, this one is considered the best of this trilogy of films. It fully shows his full turn to the dark side by having him kill innocent children (that's his real turn) , and generally being a nasty guy. Also Him and Padame are expecting babies in this movie. Obi-Wan begs him to stay in the Jedi Way but he refuses. Things happen and they end up on this planet Called Mustafar and they have a big climactic lightsaber battle where Knobi has the higher ground and Anikan burns in the lava after he got his hand cut off. He is saved by Emperor Palpatine and his men and becomes Darth Vader, all while that happens Padame gives birth but dies shortly after, Birthing Princess Leia and Luke Skywalker.

Episode 4: A New Hope

This is the one that started it all but is the 4th film chronologically. It was our first introductions to Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and other famous characters. It picks up where we meet this character named Luke, he is a farm boy wanting more for his life when R2-D2, a droid, picks up a distress signal for Luke from Princess Leia, he then is trained in the jedi way by Master Obi-Wan and tries to save the Princess with others, and destroy the Death Star. Obi-Wan dies at the hands of Darth Vader and it fuels him to definitely take down the Death Star. He successfully destroys the Death Star and saved the galaxy. This is a great intro to Luke Skywalker.

Episode 5: Empire Strikes Back

This is the 5th film chronologically. After the 4th episode he is stranded on the snow planet Hoth, where he almost gets eaten by a yeti creature, he is also in the middle of a war between the Rebels and the Galactic Empire, he gets out alive. Alot of stuff happens (including meeting Master Yoda, Centering on his jedi abilities, and Han Solo being casted in Carbonite) when it is revealed during a climactic duel on the cloud city between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader that Vader (Anikan Skywalker) is Luke's father and he also gets his hand cut off. He is left with that revelation.

Episode 6: Return Of The Jedi

This is the 6th film chronologically. After the 5th episode, Han Solo is rescued from Jabbas Palace and rescues Slave Leia. Luke Skywalker lands on Dagobah (the planet that Yoda lives on) where Yoda ends up dying, leaving Luke devastated. The crew lands on a planet called Endor, where this race of creatures called The Ewoks take them as friends for the most part. While they play with the Ewoks, Luke believes that Vader can change so he encounters Vader, but Emporor Palpatine almost kills Luke, when Vader changes his ways and kills Palpatine, he then spends his final moments with his son while dying slowly because of his lack of oxygen. They all celebrate, the end, a fitting conclusion for this Section/trilogy of movies.

Episode 7: The Force Awakens

This is the 7th film chronologically. This picks up 50 years after the events of the 6th Episode. It deals with Rey, a loner on the planet of Jakku, where she meets up with Finn, A Stormtrooper runaway, and Poe Dameron, an X-Wing Pilot with a trusty droid BB-8. They try and stop Kylo Ren, Leader of the First Order, destined to avenge the spirit of Darth Vader and The Empire. There are other characters and events as Rey tries to find her real family, they meet up with Han Solo and his trusty sidekick Chewbacca. They end up in the Starkiller (the modern day Death Star) where Kylo Ren kills Han Solo which was actually his dad. Somebody gives Rey the lightsaber that Luke used for her to give back to Luke, this is where the movie ends. This is a great intro into the modern Star Wars movie

Episode 8: The Last Jedi

This is the 8th and at the moment last movie in the saga in chronological order. Rey gives the Lightsaber to Luke, which he refuses to take. He trains her the ways of the Jedi and she lays low at the island. Kylo Ren is caught in the middle of a time warp where they are barely moving. Kylo ren does try to kill his mom, Princess Leia, via ship bombing but he couldn't do it so somebody else did it for him and he was sad. The crew land on a far away rebel base on a planet Crait, but the First order followed and there was a big climactic battle between the two. Luke Skywalker creates a force ghost which provides the Jedis to escape while they shoot at Skywalker which kills him. So far this is the end of the Skywalker Saga of course until the Rise Of Skywalker comes out on December 20th.

Conclusion

As you may be able to tell I really like Star Wars, this is my recap of the Skywalker Saga and how they are important to each other. Sorry for so much words but I had to imo. Anyways I hope you enjoyed it, have a good week

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tomeandflickcorner · 5 years

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Star Wars Day- A Memorial

Happy National Star Wars Day, everyone!

Last year, I commemorated this day by beginning a 14 week-long project, in which I reviewed all existing Star Wars movies. Of course, since Episode 9- Rise of Skywalker won’t be out until December, it will be a while longer before I can review that one.

So this year, I decided to take a moment to look back and remember all the Star Wars cast and crew we have lost throughout the years. Because without their time and talent, the timeless saga might never have become the phenomenon it has become.

Leigh Brackett- Writer of the First Draft of Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1915-1978)

John Barry- Production Designer for Episode 4- A New Hope and 2nd Unit Director for Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1935-1979)

Graham Ashley- Gold Five in Episode 4- A New Hope (1927-1979)

Russ Manning- Writer and Penciller of the Star Wars newspaper comic strip from 1979 to 1980 (1929-1981)

Eddie Byrne- General Vanden Willard in Episode 4- A New Hope (1911-1981)

Richard Marquand- Director of Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1937-1987)

Barry Gnome- Kabe in Episode 4- A New Hope (1914-1988)

Alex McCrindle- General Jan Dodonna in Episode 4- A New Hope (1911-1990)

Vince Colletta- Inked Marvel’s Star Wars #64: Serphidian Eyes(1923-1991)

Anthony Lang- Sim Aloo in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (?-1992)

Peter Cushing- Grand Moff Wihuff Tarkin in Episode 4-A New Hope(1913-1994)

Tarik the Bear- Primary source for the voice of Chewbacca, as well as Lumpawaroo ‘Lumpy’ in the Star Wars Holiday Special (1977-1994)

Sebastian Shaw- Anakin Skywalker in the original version of Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1905-1994)

Pat Welsh- Voice of Boushh in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1915-1995)

Morris Bush- Dengar in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1930-1995)

Brian Daley- Author of The Han Solo Adventures and the Star Wars radio dramas (1947-1996)

Jeremy Sinden- Dex Tiree in Episode 4- A New Hope (1950-1996)

Don Henderson- General Cassio Tagge in Episode 4- A New Hope (1931-1997)

Jack Purvis- Chief Jawa in Episode 4- A New Hope, Ugnaught in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back and Teebo in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1937-1997)

Archie Goodwin- Writer for the Star Wars newspaper comic strips and the Marvel Star Wars comics (1937-1998)

Declan Mulholland- Stand-in for Jabba the Hutt in Episode 4-A New Hope (1932-1999)

Mary Kay Bergman- Voiced multiple characters in the Episode 1- The Phantom Menace video game (1961-1999)

Edvin Biukovic- Penciller for X-Wing Rouge Squadron: The Phantom Affair and The Last Command (1969-1999)

Gil Kane- Illustrator for the Marvel Star Wars comics (1926-2000)

George Roussos- Illustrator for the Marvel Star Wars comics (1915-2000)

Alfredo Alcala- Illustrator for many classic Star Wars comics (1925-2000)

Chic Stone- Inker for Marvel’s Star Wars #45: Death Probe (1923-2000)

Sir Alec Guinness- Obi-Wan ‘Ben’ Kenobi in the original Star Wars Trilogy (1914-2000)

Shelagh Fraser- Aunt Beru in Episode 4- A New Hope (1920-2000)

Tom Chantrell- Designer of the Style C posters for Star Wars in 1977 (1916-2001)

Ted Burnett- Wuher the Bartender in Episode 4- A New Hope (1926-2001)

Heinz Petruo- Voiced Darth Vader in the German dub (1918-2001)

Claire Davenport- Yarna d’al’ Gargan in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1933-2002)

George Alec Effinger- Writer of The Great God Quay: The Tale of Varada and the Weequays (1947-2002)

Des Webb- The Wampa in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (?-2002)

Art Carney- Saun Dann in The Star Wars Holiday Special (1918-2003)

Peter Diamond- Stunt Coordinator for Episode 4- A New Hope and Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back. Also assisted with stunts in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi, as well as portrayed stormtroopers, Tusken Raiders and a snowtrooper throughout the original Star Wars Trilogy (1929-2004)

Bruce Boa- General Rieekan in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1930-2004)

Alf Joint- Stunt Performer in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1927-2005)

Brock Peters- Voiced Darth Vader in the Star Wars radio adaptations (1927-2005)

Michael Sheard- Admiral Kendal Ozzel in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1938-2005)

Hamilton Camp- Voice of Rune Haako in Galactic Battlegrounds (1934-2005)

Charles Rocket- Voice of Nym in Star Wars: Starfighter and Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter (1949-2005)

John Hollis- Lobot in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1927-2005)

William Hootkins- Jek Porkins in Episode 4- A New Hope (1948-2005)

Phil Brown- Owen Lars in Episode 4- A New Hope (1916-2006)

Paul Gleason- Jeremitt Towani in Ewoks: The Battle for Endor (1939-2006)

Tim Hilderbrandt- Designer of one of the original theatrical release posters for Star Wars. Also credited for the artwork in the Shadows of the Empire project (1939-2006)

Lykke Nielsen- Voiced Princess Leia in the Dainish Star Wars audiotapes (1946-2006)

Dave Cockrum- Artist responsible for several covers for Marvel’s Star Wars comics (1943-2006)

Christine Hewett- Shada D’ukai in Episode 4- A New Hope (1943-2007)

Larry Ward- Voice of Greedo in Episode 4- A New Hope and Jabba the Hutt in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi. Also helped develop the Huttese language alongside Ben Burtt (1944-2007)

Mark Haigh-Hutchinson- Project leader for Star Wars: Rouge Squadron and Shadows of the Empire video game. Also worked on other Star Wars games (1964-2008)

Dwight Hemion- Executive Producer of The Star Wars Holiday Special (1926-2008)

John Alvin- Artist for various Star Wars posters, book covers and video covers, including the covers for the Jedi Acadamy trilogy and poster for Celebration IV in 2007 (1948-2008)

Harvey Korman- Krelman, Chef Gormaanda and Dromboid in The Star Wars Holiday Special (1927-2008)

Stan Winston- Visual Effects and Makeup Artist. Worked on the new Wookiee costumes for The Star Wars Holiday Special (1946-2008)

Don LaFontaine- Voice Actor who narrated the 1995 VHS release of The Making of Star Wars (1940-2008)

Bea Authur- Ackmena in The Star Wars Holiday Special (1922-2009)

Don Ivan Punchatz- Science Fiction writer who created the first Star Wars poster (1936-2009)

Mark Jones- Commander Nemet in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1939-2010)

Gareth Rigan- Executive Producer for Episode 4- A New Hope (1931-2010)

Richard Devon- Voice Actor for Star Wars: Ewoks (1926-2010)

Al Williamson- Comic Illustrator for various Marvel Star Wars comics and Classic Star Wars comics (1931-2010)

Alan Hume- Cinematographer for Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1924-2010)

Jackie Burroughs- Voice of Morag in Star Wars: Ewoks (1939-2010)

Irvin Kershner- Director of Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1923-2010)

Grant McCune- Chief Modelmaker for Episode 4- A New Hope (1943-2010)

Bob Anderson- Swordmaster who played Darth Vader in the fight scenes of Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back and Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1922-2012)

Ian Abercrombie- Voice of Palpatine/Darth Sidious in Star Wars: The Clone Wars film and TV Series (1934-2012)

David Anthony Pizzuto- Voice of Tanno Vik and Sedyn Kyne in the Star Wars: The Old Republic video game (1951-2012)

Ralph McQuarrie- Concept Artist for the original Star Wars Trilogy (1929-2012)

Bill Weston- Stuntman in the original Star Wars Trilogy (1941-2012)

Winston Rekert- Voice of Mungo Baobab and Sise From in Star Wars: Droids (1949-2012)

Colin Higgins- Wedge Antilles in Episode 4- A New Hope (?-2012)

Stuart Freeborn- Makeup artist for the original Star Wars Trilogy (1914-2013)

Carmine Infantino- Artist for many of the Marvel Star Wars comics (1924-2013)

Richard LeParmentier- Admiral Motti in Episode 4- A New Hope (1946-2013)

Gilbert Taylor- Cinematographer for Episode 4- A New Hope (1914-2013)

A.C. Crispin- Author of the Han Solo Trilogy and various short stories (1950-2013)

Christopher Malcolm- Rouge Two in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1946-2014)

Malcolm Tierney- Shann Childsen in Episode 4- A New Hope (1938-2014)

Aaron Allston- Author of thirteen Star Wars novels and several short stories (1960-2014)

Meshack Taylor- Voice of Wedge Antilles in the Star Wars radio Drama (1947-2014)

Joe Viskocil- Crew Member who worked on miniature explosions in Episode 4- A New Hope and miniature pyrotechnics for Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1952-2014)

Khan Bonfils- Saesee Tiin in Episode 1: The Phantom Menace (1972-2015)

Keith Swaden- Stuntman for the original Star Wars Trilogy (1949-2015)

Richard Bonehill- Snowtrooper, stormtrooper and Palo Torshan in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back and a stormtrooper, a Mon Calamari, an X-Wing pilot, a TIE pilot, Nien Numb, Ree-Yees and Mosep Binneed in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1949-2015)

David Esch- Voiced Han Solo in the Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds video game (1948-2015)

Sir Christopher Lee- Count Dooku/Darth Tyranus in Episode 2- Attack of the Clones and Episode 3- Revenge of the Sith (1922-2015)

George Coe- Voice of Tee Watt Kaa in Star Wars: The Clone Wars (1929-2015)

Jason Winreen- Original voice of Boba Fett (1920-2015)

Bill E. Martin- Voice Actor in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Episode 1- The Phantom Menace video game, Star Wars: Bounty Hunter and Star Wars: X-Wing Alliance (1945-2016)

Joe Alaskey- Voice Actor in Episode 1- The Phantom Menace video game (1952-2016)

Alethea McGrath- Jocasta Nu in Episode 2- Attack of the Clones and Episode 3-Revenge of the Sith video game (1920-2016)

Drewe Henley- Garven Dreis in Episode 4- A New Hope, as well as Rouge One: A Star Wars Story through archive footage (1940-2016)

Ray West- Re-Recording Mixer for Episode 4- A New Hope (1925-2016)

Erik Bauersfeld- Original voice of Gial Ackbar in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi, Episode 7- The Force Awakens and the Star Wars X-Wing video game. Also was Bib Fortuna in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1922-2016)

Ian Watkin- Voice of COO-2180 in Episode 2- Attack of the Clones (1940-2016)

Ronald Falk- Voice of Dexter Jettster in Episode 2- Attack of the Clones (1935-2016)

Kenny Baker- Largely known as the man inside R2-D2. Also was Paploo in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1934-2016)

Ian Liston- Wes Janson and an AT-AT gunner in Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1948-2016)

Peter Sumner- Lieutenenat Pol Treidum in Episode 4- A New Hope (1942-2016)

Carrie Fisher- Princess Leia Organa (1956-2016)

Chris Wiggins- Voice of Mon Julpa in Star Wars: Droids (1931-2017)

John Forgeham- Gunnery Captain Bolvan in Episode 4- A New Hope (1941-2017)

Margaret Towner- Jira in Episode 1- The Phantom Menace (1920-2017)

John Cygan- voiced several Star Wars characters in video games and audio dramas (1954-2017)

Andy Cunningham- Mime Artist and Puppeteer for Ephant Mon in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1950-2017)

William Hoyland- Commander Igar in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1943-2017)

Barry Dennen- Voice of King Ramsis Dendup in Star Wars: The Clone Wars (1938-2017)

John Molio- Costume Designer for Episode 4- A New Hope and Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1931-2017)

Alfie Curtis- Doctor Cornelius Evazan in Episode 4- A New Hope (1930-2017)

Jim Baikie- Inked, penciled and colored Empire’s End (1940-2017)

Allison Shearmur- Executive Producer for Rouge One: A Star Wars Story and Solo: A Star Wars Story (1963-2018)

Debbie Lee Carrington- Romba in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi and Weechee Warrick in Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure (1959-2018)

Michael Ford- Set Director for Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back and Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (1929-2018)

Bong Dazo- Penciled many Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic comics and the Star Wars:The Force Unleashed comic adaptation (1962-2018)

Marie Severin- Colorist for several issues of Star Wars, Droids and Ewoks (1929-2018)

Gary Kurtz- Producer for Episode 4- A New Hope and Episode 5- The Empire Strikes Back (1940-2018)

Marty Balin- Lead Singer of Jefferson Starship, which was featured in The Star Wars Holiday Special (1942-2018)

Carlos Ezquerra- Penciled and Inked the comic book series Mara Jade: By the Emperor’s Hand and the short comic Boba Fett 1/2 Salvage (1947-2018)

Stan Lee- Editor of Marvel Comics who wrote the introduction of The Marvel Comics Illustrated Version of Star Wars (1922-2018)

Willard Huyck- Script Doctor for the first draft of Episode 4- A New Hope (1945-2018)

John Wreford- Lieutenant Hija in Episode 4- A New Hope (1943-2018)

William Morgan Sheppard- Voice of Heavy Gun Trooper and Ruulian Strip Miner in Star Wars: Force Commander (1932-2019)

Bronco McLoughlin- Stormtrooper in Episode 4- A New Hope (1938-2019)

Shane Rimmer- Rebel Crew Chief in Episode 4- A New Hope (1929-2019)

Vonda N. McIntyre- Author of The Crystal Star (1948-2019)

Frank Henson- Stormtrooper, skiff guard and a rebel guard in Episode 6: Return of the Jedi (1935-2019)

Peter Mayhew- Chewbacca (1944-2019)

Thank you, all. Even though you are no longer here, your legacy will live on forever. As Luke himself once stated, no one’s ever really gone.

#star wars #national star wars day #may the 4th be with you

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Star Amatuers Think in Cosmo-tactics; Space Professionals Think in Astro Logistics

I wanted to jot this down before I forgot about it. I’ve been reading the original Marvel comics run of Star Wars, which was published alongside the original movie trilogy. I just finished #50, a few issues beyond Marvel’s comic adaptation of The Empire Strikes Back.

One of the things I’ve noticed is that the writers have some difficulty figuring out how to use Darth Vader. The early issues had a general idea how to proceed from the close of the first movie. Han and Chewbacca are fixated on settling their debt to Jabba the Hutt; Leia and Luke are anxious to find a new rebel base now that the Empire knows they’re on Yavin IV; and Darth Vader wants to identify and capture the Force-sensitive pilot who destroyed the Death Star.

Curiously, the Empire does not stage a full-scale assault on Yavin in the old Marvel comics. The first time we see Vader in the comics after the movie, he’s aboard a Star Destroyer, searching for leads on the rebels, but he has no interest in going to Yavin IV, where they keep all their stuff. A chance disturbance in the Force leads him to the main cast on a space casino called “The Wheel”, but Luke manages to give him a psychic haymaker while his guard is lowered, and the gang manages to escape.

Later, it’s established that the Tagge family has decided to tackle the rebels themselves, as part of a bid to curry favor with the Emperor. They blockade the Yavin system, and deploy a number of secret weapons, which Luke has to destroy. Vader then lures Luke into a byzantine plot of his own, which involves a diplomatic mission where envoys from the Empire and Rebel Alliance have to convince an influential religious order to choose sides in their war. Vader is the imperial representative, and Luke is manipulated into being the envoy for the rebels. Ultimately, the entire summit serves as a way for Vader to test Luke’s skills with the Force. When the adventure is over, Han wonders why Vader went to so much trouble, and Luke reasons that Vader had to be cautious when dealing with Luke, because he had no way of knowing how skilled he was with the Force. This explains most of the first 30 issues of Archie Goodwin’s Star Wars run. His version of the Empire played it safe. They had already lost the Death Star in a direct assault on Yavin. They didn’t want to risk more of their resources trying to defeat the Rebels with brute force, so instead they played the long game, biding their time while Vader determined learned exactly what Luke could and could not do.

And this fits pretty well with Empire, where Vader assures the Emperor that Luke “is just a boy”. By now, he’s had time to learn that Luke isn’t a match for him, which is why he’s willing to commit a whole fleet to attacking them.

After that, I was kind of curious to see if Marvel could get a better handle on Vader, with the benefit of two movies to work from, and the revelation that Vader is Luke’s father. Instead, I got Star Wars #48, guest-written by Larry Hama. It was a decent enough story, but kind of out-of-character, especially after Empire had come out. I’m guessing that Hama wrote it before that movie, and they used it to meet a deadline. The events of ESB are never mentioned, and Leia’s wearing her Episode IV gown the whole time.

In #48, Leia goes to a banking planet to take out a loan for new X-Wing fighters, only to meet Darth Vader, who has been assigned to imperial business on the same planet. They do this whole song and dance where he sics thinly-veiled assassins after her, and she defeats them, with each of them managing to avoid the planet’s strict weapons ban. Leia manages to secure her loan in the end, but Vader has the last laugh, as his real mission was to steal the Alderaan crown jewels, which Leia had put up for collateral. I feel like Hama was just trying to set up a playing field where Vader and Leia could match wits in spite of their vast difference in power, but it makes both of them look kind of goofy. Mostly, I don’t buy that the Rebel Alliance could just walk into a space bank and take out a loan, and the Empire would stand idly by and let that happen. Besides, Vader is obsessed with finding Luke Skywalker, so it’s hard to imagine that he’d just let one of his best friends walk free, just to respect a planet’s sovereignty.

Still, this seemed to fit with what Goodwin had been doing with the characters. Vader is way more powerful than the heroes, so the only way to get them all into the same story (without trampling on the movies) is to set up these kinds of standoffs, where Vader cannot or will not use his full power. This requires setting up all sorts of tricky political situations where even the Empire has to watch their step. It’s better suited to the Clone Wars stories of the 2000′s, where the Republic and CIS were more or less on even footing, and each side was desperate to win neutral factions to their cause. I could totally see Count Dooku and Padme Amidala playing out Hama’s story. With Vader, it just seems more in-character for him to attack or threaten the banking planet until he had whatever he wanted. By this point in the Star Wars story, destroying Alderaan was a blunder for the Empire, but a surprisingly manageable one. Vader didn’t need to play nice with anybody.

And yet, maybe it makes sense after all. The real battles in the movies were all set in remote locations. Leia’s capture takes place over Tatooine, Yavin and Hoth are out in the middle of nowhere, and Endor is way out in the space boonies too. The common thread seems to be that the Empire and the Rebellion prefer to do their fighting well away from major population centers. The comics run with this idea by depicting those population centers and making it clear that the Empire has to be careful. The Wheel is given special immunity from imperial crackdowns, because it’s such a successful generator of tax revenue. Monastery might not be a threat to the Empire, but they could cause trouble that the Empire doesn’t need. And Aargau’s status as a space bank makes it too important to mess with. Someone has to handle the money in the Empire, and if you upset their system, you’ll just end up having to establish some other system somewhere else, and play by their rules instead.

On the flip side of things, the comics keep using minor-league Imperial commanders as villains between Darth Vader appearances. These guys always seem to share a frustration with their humdrum patrols, and a desire to score a big military victory to advance their careers. Basically they’re the Star Destroyers assigned to the parts of the galaxy where the Rebel Alliance isn’t, and they’re bored silly. So whenever they smell an opportunity, they shoot first and ask questions later, which is probably the sort of attitude that got them exiled to the periphery in the first place.

Okay, I guess I did more than “jot” something down. I guess the point I wanted to record is that it makes a lot of sense for a galactic-scale civilization to pick its battlefields carefully. No matter how asymmetrical the war might be, both sides would want to avoid fighting in a place they might regret destroying later on. The Clone Wars sidestepped this idea, mainly because total war was the only sure way to secure an advantage, but the Rebels are trying to disrupt the Empire, not demolish its civil infrastructure. Meanwhile, the Empire is trying to crush the Rebellion without inciting new ones to take its place.

#star wars #not a dragon ball #although there's some parallels to be made with the red ribbon army and frieza's organization

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List of heroes, skins, Planets and Hero Starfighters Battlefront II needs to add

Heroes

Clone Wars era

Anakin Skywalker

Anakin’s Starfighter

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Obi-Wan’s Starfighter

Padme Amidala

Padme’s ship

Ahsoka Tano

Mace Windu

Plo Koon

Captain Rex

Commander Cody

Count Dooku

General Grievous

Jango Fett

Jango’s Slave 1

Asajj Ventress

Cad Bane

Padme’s Handmaidens and Grievous’ MagnaGuards

Galactic Civil War era

Jyn Erso

Cassian Andor

Chirrut and Baze

K-2SO

Orson Krennic

Greedo

Grand Admiral Thrawn

Sana Starros

Doctor Aphra

Kanan Jarrus

Ezra Bridger

Hera Syndulla

The Ghost

Sabine Wren

The Grand Inquisitor

Emperor’s Royal Guards

Sequel Trilogy

Poe Dameron(yes there is his X-Wing, but Poe himself should be a playable hero, he has his own blaster in TFA and TLJ and he can use BB-8 as an ability)

Rose Tico(if they can improvise with Bossk, they can improvise with Rose)

General Hux

Supreme Leader Snoke

Praetorian Guards

Skins

Clone Wars era

Clone Wars Armor Anakin

Padawan Anakin

Dark Side Anakin

Padawan Anakin

Jedi Knight aka mullet Obi-Wan

General Kenobi

Queen Amidala

Handmaiden Padme

Padme’s battle dress in the palace battle

Rebels Ahsoka

Cloaked Grievous

Hooded Darth Maul

Bounty Hunter Ventress

Clone Wars Maul

Chancellor Palpatine

Darth Sidious(non deformed while wielding his two lightsabers)

All Clone Trooper skins

Original Trilogy

Princess Leia

Farmboy Luke

Smuggler Han(minus the beard)

Old Ben Kenobi

Boba Fett’s prototype white armor

Battle damaged Vader

Rebel Iden Versio

Bespin Leia

Bespin Luke

Chewbacca with C-3PO on his back

All Stormtrooper skins. Bonus points if they add Dark Troopers

Season 1-2 Ezra

Season 1 and 4 Kanan

Season 1, 2 and 3 Sabine

Sequel Trilogy

Flightsuit Poe

Finn’s FN-2187 armor with the blood stained helmet

Rose’s First Order disguise

Finn’s TLJ First Order disguise

Kylo Ren’s Jedi Killer concept art

Ben Solo

TFA Old Han Solo

Ach-To Ceremonial Jedi Master Luke

Crait Luke

General Leia Organa

Planets

Clone Wars era

Mustafar

Otoh Gunga

Utupau

Coruscant(bonus points if they also give us an Order 66 mode)

Geonosis

Mandalore

Sequel Trilogy

The Supremacy

Canto Bight

Ach-To

D'Qar

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Appearances

Darth Vader/Anakin Skywalker appears in seven of the live-action Star Wars films, the animated series The Clone Wars (including the film), Rebels, and the micro-series Clone Wars and Forces of Destiny. He also has a main and recurring role in games, comics, books and the non-canon Star Wars Legends material.

Feature films

Original trilogy

Darth Vader first appears in Star Wars (later retitled A New Hope) as a ruthless cyborg serving the Galactic Empire.[43] He is tasked, along with Grand Moff Tarkin, with recovering the secret plans for the Death Star superweapon, which were stolen by the Rebel Alliance. Vader captures and tortures Princess Leia, who has hidden the plans inside the droid R2-D2 and sent it to find Vader's former Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi on the planet Tatooine. During Leia's rescue by Obi-Wan's allies Luke Skywalker and Han Solo, Vader strikes down Obi-Wan in a lightsaber duel. Having placed a tracking device aboard their ship, the Millennium Falcon, Vader is able to track down the Rebel base on the planet Yavin 4.[71] During the Rebel attack on the Death Star, Vader boards his TIE fighter and attempts to shoot down Rebel X-wing fighters, but Solo intervenes and sends Vader's ship spiraling off course, allowing Luke to destroy the Death Star.

In The Empire Strikes Back, Vader becomes obsessed with finding the Force-sensitive Luke[71] and leads an Imperial attack on the Rebel base on Hoth, which the Rebels escape. While conversing with Emperor Palpatine via hologram, Vader convinces him that Luke would be a valuable ally if he could be turned to the dark side. Vader hires a group of bounty hunters to follow Luke's friends, and negotiates with Bespin administrator Lando Calrissian to set a trap for them in order to bait Luke.[71] After Han, Leia, Chewbacca, and C-3PO arrive, Vader tortures and freezes Han in carbonite and gives him to the bounty hunter Boba Fett.[71] When Luke arrives, Vader overpowers him in a lightsaber duel, severing his hand. Vader tells Luke that he is his father, and tries to persuade him to join the dark side and help him overthrow the Emperor. Horrified, Luke escapes through an air shaft. Vader telepathically tells Luke that it is his destiny to join the dark side.[71]

In Return of the Jedi, Vader and the Emperor supervise the final stages of the second Death Star's construction.[71] Thinking that there is still good in his father, Luke surrenders to Vader and tries to convince him to turn from the dark side. Vader takes Luke to the Death Star to meet the Emperor. While there, Palpatine tempts Luke to give in to his anger, which leads to Vader dueling with Luke once again.[71] Realizing that Leia is Luke's twin sister, Vader threatens to turn her to the dark side if Luke will not. Furious, Luke overpowers Vader and severs his father's robotic hand. The Emperor entreats Luke to kill Vader and take his place. Luke refuses and the Emperor tortures him with Force lightning. Unwilling to let his son die, Vader throws the Emperor down a reactor chute to his death, but is mortally electrocuted in the process.[71][72] The redeemed Anakin Skywalker asks Luke to remove his mask, and admits that there was still good in him after all as he dies peacefully in his son's arms.[72] Luke escapes the Death Star with his father's body and cremates it in a pyre on Endor. As the Rebels celebrate the Death Star's destruction and the Empire's defeat, Luke sees the spirits of Anakin, Yoda, and Obi-Wan watching over him.[72]

Prequel trilogy

In Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, which takes place 32 years before the original Star Wars film, Anakin appears as a nine-year-old slave[73] living on Tatooine with his mother Shmi. In addition to being a gifted pilot and mechanic, Anakin has built his own protocol droid, C-3PO. Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn meets Anakin after making an emergency landing on Tatooine with Queen of Naboo Padmé Amidala. Qui-Gon learns from Shmi that Anakin was conceived without a father and can foresee the future. Qui-Gon senses Anakin's strong connection to the Force and becomes convinced that he is the "Chosen One" of Jedi prophecy who will bring balance to the Force. After winning his freedom in a podrace wager, Anakin leaves with Qui-Gon to be trained as a Jedi on Coruscant, but is forced to leave his mother behind. During the journey, Anakin forms a bond with Padmé. Qui-Gon asks the Jedi Council for permission to train Anakin, but they sense fear in the boy and refuse. Eventually, Anakin helps end the Trade Federation's invasion of Naboo by destroying their control ship. After Qui-Gon is killed in a lightsaber duel with Sith Lord Darth Maul, Qui-Gon's apprentice Obi-Wan promises to train Anakin, with the Council's reluctant approval.[72] Palpatine, newly elected as the Galactic Republic's Chancellor, befriends Anakin and tells him that he will watch his career "with great interest".

In Episode II: Attack of the Clones, which takes place 10 years after The Phantom Menace, Anakin is still Obi-Wan's Padawan apprentice. After rescuing Padmé from an assassination attempt, Anakin travels with her to Naboo as her bodyguard, and they fall in love. Sensing that Shmi is in pain, Anakin travels with Padmé to Tatooine to rescue his mother. While there, Anakin learns from Shmi's husband Cliegg Lars that she was kidnapped by Tusken Raiders. Anakin locates Shmi at a Tusken campsite, where she dies in his arms. Anakin, enraged, massacres the Tusken tribe and returns to the Lars homestead to bury Shmi.[72] Anakin then travels with Padmé to Geonosis to rescue Obi-Wan from Sith Lord Count Dooku. Dooku captures the trio and sentences them to death. However, a battalion of Jedi arrives with an army of clone troopers to halt the executions. Obi-Wan and Anakin confront Dooku, but the Sith Lord beats them both in a lightsaber duel and severs Anakin's arm. After being rescued by Yoda, Anakin is fitted with a robotic arm and secretly marries Padmé.

In Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, set three years after Attack of the Clones, Anakin is now a Jedi Knight and a hero of the Clone Wars. He and Obi-Wan lead a mission to rescue Palpatine from Separatist commander General Grievous. The two Jedi battle Count Dooku, whom Anakin kills at Palpatine's urging. They rescue Palpatine and return to Coruscant. Anakin reunites with Padmé, who tells him that she is pregnant. Although initially excited, Anakin has prophetic visions of Padmé dying in childbirth.[72] Later, Palpatine reveals to Anakin that he is the Sith Lord Darth Sidious, and says that only he has the power to save Padmé from dying. Anakin reports Palpatine's treachery to Jedi Master Mace Windu, who confronts and subdues Palpatine. Desperate to save Padmé, Anakin disarms Windu, which allows Palpatine to kill the Jedi Master. Anakin pledges himself to the Sith, and Palpatine dubs him Darth Vader.[72]

On Palpatine's orders, Vader kills everyone in the Jedi Temple and assassinates the remaining Separatist leaders on the volcanic planet Mustafar. A distraught Padmé goes to Mustafar and begs Vader to return to the light side. Vader refuses and asks her to help him overthrow Palpatine so they can rule the galaxy together. Seeing Obi-Wan on Padmé's ship, and thinking they have conspired to kill him, Vader uses the Force to choke Padmé into unconsciousness. Obi-Wan engages Vader in a lightsaber duel that ends with Obi-Wan dismembering Vader and leaving him for dead on the banks of a lava flow, severely burned. Palpatine finds Vader and brings him to Coruscant, where his apprentice is resuscitated and his mutilated body rebuilt with the black armor first depicted in the original trilogy. Palpatine tells Vader that he himself killed Padmé in his rage, and Vader screams in agony. At the end of the film, Vader supervises the construction of the first Death Star alongside Palpatine and Grand Moff Tarkin.

Sequel trilogy

Vader's melted helmet appears in The Force Awakens (2015), in which Vader's grandson Kylo Ren is seen addressing him, though Vader does not appear in the film. At one point, his helmet was considered as the film's MacGuffin.[74] Footage of the upcoming Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) shown at a Disney shareholders event also includes the helmet.[75]

The Clone Wars(film)

In the 2008 3D animated film The Clone Wars, Yoda assigns Ahsoka Tano as Anakin's Padawan apprentice, which initially frustrates Anakin. Anakin calls her "Snips" for her "snippy" attitude and Ahsoka calling him "Skyguy" as a pun on his surname.[72] After earning Anakin's respect during a dangerous mission, Ahsoka joins him on a quest to rescue Jabba the Hutt's infant son, Rotta. Her impetuousness both annoys and endears her to her master, and Anakin develops a friendly affection for his apprentice.

Anthology films

In the first anthology film Rogue One, Vader makes a cameo appearance in which he meets with Imperial weapons engineer Orson Krennic, who asks him for an audience with the Emperor regarding the Death Star which Krennic lost command of to Tarkin. Vader refuses, however, using the Force to humiliatingly choke him, and ordering him to ensure that the Death Star project has not been compromised. At the end of the film, Vader boards the disabled Rebel flagship Profundity with a cadre of Imperial stormtroopers and kills several Rebel soldiers as he attempts to recover the plans. However, the docked blockade runner Tantive IV escapes with the plans, setting up the events of A New Hope.

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Star Wars: L’Ascesa di Skywalker, 10 riferimenti alle vecchie trilogie che non avevi notato

Con l’uscita nella sale di Star Wars: L’Ascesa di Skywalker, si è definitivamente conclusa un’avventura cinematografica durata ben quarantadue anni. Trattandosi del gran finale, J.J. Abrams e il suo team hanno cercato di includere al suo interno il maggior numero di riferimenti possibile alle precedenti trilogie. Alcuni di questi erano particolarmente evidenti, altri invece sono sfuggiti persino all’occhio dello spettatore più attento e vigile.

Dopo i 10 rumor che si sono rivelati falsi, ecco di seguito 10 dettagli che collegano Star Wars: L’Ascesa di Skywalker alla trilogia originale e a quella prequel che forse non avete notato:

La medaglia di Chewbacca

Un celebre momenti di Una Nuova Speranza avviene durante la cerimonia di consegna della medaglia dopo aver distrutto la Morte Nera. Luke e Han ottengono il loro giusto riconoscimento, mentre Chewbacca è costretto a presenziare senza riceve alcuna medaglia.

Dopo aver vinto la battaglia finale ne L’Ascesa di Skywalker, Maz Kanata si avvicina a Chewie e gli offre una medaglia. Una scena carina, ma forse un po’ stonata all’interno di un momento così importante per la conclusione del franchise. Una strizzata d’occhio ad una dei momenti più celebri della saga distoglie l’attenzione dalla gioia del momento presente.

Wedge Antilles

Wedge Antilles è probabilmente il pilota di maggior talento dell’Alleanza Ribelle, al pari di Luke Skywalker. È uno dei pochissimi personaggi a sopravvivere ad entrambi gli attacchi alla Morte Nera, testimonianza indiscutibile del suo talento.

Data la sua dedizione alla causa, aveva senso permettere al personaggio di aiutare la Resistenza durante la battaglia finale su Exegol. Ha anche una battuta, ma forse non appare al momento giusto, quindi è facile che alcuni non lo abbiano notato. La presenza del personaggio interpretato da Denis Lawson è particolarmente importante, dal momento che si tratta dello zio di Ewan McGregor: anche il celebre attore scozzese appare in un cameo, seppur solo come doppiatore.

Il Festival di Aki-Aki

Mentre cercano di localizzare uno dei due Wayfinder dei Sith su Pasana, Rey e i suoi amici si trovano nel bel mezzo del Festival degli Antenati di Aki-Aki. C-3PO menziona casualmente questo festival che si svolge solo una volta ogni quarantadue anni. Non si tratta di un numero arbitrario, ma bensì di un qualcosa che nasconde una sua rilevanza.

Una Nuova Speranza è uscito nel 1977, quarantadue anni prima de L’Ascesa di Skywalker. Tale numero testimonia quanto sia stato davvero epico questo viaggio. Chiunque sia stato abbastanza grande da vedere il primo film sul grande schermo, ha assistito con il film di J.J. Abrams a qualcosa di davvero speciale dal punto di vista cinematografico.

Luke/Red 5

Dopo aver convinto Rey a non arrendersi, Luke solleva la sua vecchia X-Wing fuori dall’acqua per permettere alla ragazza di usarla. I fan hanno subito notato le somiglianze tra questo momento e quello su Dagobah quando Luke tenta di fare lo stesso ne L’Impero Colpisce Ancora.

All’epoca era molto più difficile per lui, ma ne L’Ascesa di Skywalker lo fa senza problemi, dal momento che agisce come Fantasma di Forza. La sua espressione dice tutto, mentre la piena soddisfazione attraversa il suo volto. Ciò che Luke poteva a mala pena concepire trent’anni fa, adesso è diventato un gioco da ragazzi; qualcosa che può fare addirittura da morto.

I dialoghi di Palpatine

I dialoghi di Palpatine sono pieni zeppi di richiami alle sua battute nei precedenti film. Nel film, durante il finale, quando si trova a pronunciare la battuta “Fallo!” di fronte a Rey, lo fa in un maniera simile a quanto visto ne La Vendetta dei Sith, quando ordina ad Anakin di decapitare il conte Dooku.

Inoltre, all’inizio del film dice Kylo Ren: “Il Lato Oscuro della Forza è un percorso verso molte abilità che alcuni considerano innaturali”. Queste sono le stesse parole che dice ad Anakin nel terzo film della trilogia prequel. Ogni personaggio ha una serie di battute che sono intramontabili, quindi ha senso che Palpatine le ripete anche decenni dopo.

Dejarik

Chiamato più comunemente “Space Chess”, Dejarik è un videogioco usato da molti durante i periodi di inattività del Millennium Falcon. Nel film i personaggi di Poe, Finn e Chewie vengono introdotti proprio mentre vi giocano, mentre sono intenti ad ironizzare sui misteri dietro la vittoria del Wookie.

I due sostengono che il vantaggio di Chewie sia dovuto alla sua veneranda età. Probabilmente, i Wookies sono più intelligenti di quanto la maggior parte delle persone immagina. Oppure, chissà: lasciarlo vincere potrebbe essere soltanto un modo per non farlo infuriare…

Wicket

In genere i fan identificano gli Ewok come il primo allarmante segnale della fine del genio creativo di George Lucas. Gli abitanti della Luna boscosa di Endor offrono comunque il loro contributo alla tradizione: ne Il Ritorno dello Jedi, grazie alle loro abilità riescono infatti a distruggere l’Impero Galattico, che li aveva sempre sottovalutati.

Data la loro importanza, sarebbe stato un sacrilegio lasciarli fuori dal gran finale. Non solo vengono ringraziati nel film, ma addirittura ricompare Wicket, interpretato nientemeno che da Warwick Davis. Anche il figlio dell’attore ha avuto la possibilità di apparire sullo schermo nei panni di un Ewok.

Mustafar

La scena di apertura vede Kylo Ren trovare uno dei due Wayfinder dei Sith sul pianeta Mustafar. Non è immediatamente riconoscibile, soprattutto se in riferimento all’immagine scolpita nella memoria grazie a La Vendetta dei Sith, ma le fiamme e gli alberi aridi ne suggeriscono la situazione climatica.

Kylo Ren è stato fortunato che lui e Rey non abbiano combattuto su quel pianeta, altrimenti potrebbe aver finito per esultare sulla riva di un fiume di lava, proprio come suo nonno. Forse, avrebbe affrontato un combattimento simile al duello con le spade laser tra Anakin e Obi-Wan in Episodio III.

La battaglia finale

Proprio quando la Resistenza sta per perdere ogni speranza, un’armata di navi provenienti da tutta la Galassia si avventa nel campo di battaglia. Tra le navi ci sono una varietà di riferimenti e easter egg alle prime due trilogie e alle serie animate, Clone Wars e Rebels.

È bello assistere al ritorno di tutto questo equipaggio, anche se forse le navi non sono pilotate dalle stesse persone. Inoltre, non viene mai specificato se siano effettivamente sopravvissuti alla battaglia finale oppure no.

I due soli di Tatooine

La scena finale de film si svolge su Tatooine, dove è cresciuto Luke Skywalker. Dopo aver dichiarato il suo cognome come Skywalker, Rey guarda i due soli. Questo momento ricord lo sguardo solenne di Luke rivolto allo stesso panorama in Una Nuova Speranza. Un’altra cosa interessante da sottolineare è come anche la trilogia prequel si concluda su Tatooine, con un Luke bambino cullato dai suoi genitori adottivi.

Fonte: ScreenRant

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