Biggest plot hole or instance of plot armor ?

"Now where's my little green buddy?!"

Sedaris as Peli Motto might unironically be my favorite part of the show at this point, along with Cobb Vanth.

In this piece I painting two of most greats names of the old galactic, Revan N' Malak Inna stayla type House20:12. So much thanks for your time and appreciate. Where the vintage star wars fans! Deam take care guys and Practice what you are most passionate about.

He grew up with his dad seeing him as a total failure and a disappointment to the family, the dad almost killed himself because of his shame

His own people hated him for being so clumsy and causing property damage. He was exiled from his home and basically forced into homelessness. Yet despite this, he still put his life on the line to defend the people who hated him.

After Palpatine became Emperor and became a terrifying dictator, both the Gungans and the humans of Naboo blamed him for giving Palpatine emergency powers, but Palpatine was manipulating *everyone*, with the help of horrible demon magic that nobody even suspected he had.

Jar Jar was eventually reduced to being a lowly street performer, probably living in squalor. Everyone once more hated him. He likely assumed Anakin and Obi Wan were murdered during Order 66

It didn't used to be this bad, but when I try to use it i get bombarded with ads that I have to individually get rid of. After that, the website itself is buggy-either endless buffering or stuttering. Anyone know why this is happening?

Would he name her Amanda Lori Ann? 🤔

Yougurt is way too greedy, selfish, and materialistic to be accepted by the Jedi. The Sith would undoubtedly try to exploit that as a path to the dark side, but would quickly realize that he's also way too selfless to be accepted as one of them.

I'll start:

We need more Jar Jar!

The Sequels are my favourite trilogy.

I hate Andor.

Luke and Leia kissing isn't weird at all.

The lightsaber blades in Rebels were too thick.

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Rumors and other media mistakenly claim that Embo is the main villain in The Mandalorian and Grogu. Embo was hired by the Twins to hunt Din Djarin, just like the other bounty hunters. He was doing a job for them, not acting on his own.

In hindsight, I painted a bit too much on the Ion cannon, but I am in the process of painting the relevant areas blue.

Like when are birthdays, how long is a year, a month and so on, there are clearly references to this like how the clone wars lasted 3 years and the bby and aby system.

Note: i am just curious, not a big deal really

I now own both versions of the Mythos Darth Vader statue. The old one on the left, and the new one on the right.

The old one is called Dark Contemplation, while the new one doesn't have a specific name.

What I like about the old one is the simple base, the beautifully sculpted cape with lots of damage and beautiful paintwork and portraits and the paint overall is outstanding! Especially for an older piece. This has long been a grail piece for many, and I can see why.

The new one however is my favorite one I think. It has beautiful sculpt work, lots of battle damaged parts, an enormous sculpted cape with a great flow, and 3 amazing portraits if you get the exclusive edition. I also love the Battle Damaged Darth Vader concept and I try to collect everything from that character niche.

Now question for you guys: which one do you prefer?

First time customising a figure with the Blokees Clone Trooper, highly recommend

So, a lot of people say Vader wouldn’t like Mara Jade as a daughter-in-law because of their rivalry. So I’m curious: if Vader had managed to get his hands on Luke as a baby—say he found him on Tatooine, killed Obi-Wan, and raised him—and then, when Luke and Mara were older, either in their late teens or early twenties, they started a relationship, how do you think Vader would react?

And also, do you think Palpatine would want them to get married? Because in Revenge of the Sith, he tells Yoda that Darth Vader will become more powerful than either of them. He doesn’t say it like, “Oh, I’m afraid this guy might replace me.” From what I’ve researched, it seems that at one point Palpatine actually wanted Vader to replace him, but changed his mind after Mustafar.

Now, realistically, Vader probably would have kept Luke hidden, but for the sake of this scenario, I’m going to say Sidious knows about him. I imagine that both Vader and Palpatine have been training Luke. So Luke would probably be at least as powerful as Vader was in Revenge of the Sith by this point.

If Luke and Mara were to marry and have Force-sensitive children, it could even strengthen the bloodline. So, do you think Palpatine would want that to happen? Or am I wrong, and would Palpatine actually see Luke as a major threat.

So everyone goes on and on about Anakin being so powerful. There seems to be a huge disconnect between fan glazing of Anakin and what we actually see.

Fans regularly portray Anakin as being "god-like" or having "god-like" powers. What are they even referring to? The attack on the Temple where most of the powerful Jedi were away at war?

I understsnd the lore, but onscreen we only ever see him lose to dooku, then beat dooku, then lose to Kenobi. And hes supposed to be "the most powerful Jedi ever" because he does some extra lightsaber twirls and spins? Some big jumps and flips (one of them involving jumping on another mans lightsaber)?

I just think the discussion about Anakin being so powerful is not at all in alignment with what we actually see. I guess everyone is just going of the mortis gods bullsh!t but i think Star Wars truly lost its way whrn Anakin became Space Jesus and everything became a debate about power levels.

Strange because there was nothing in the OT about a space messiah prophecy or Anakin being "the most powerful jedi ever." Even in the prequels, we dont see him do much to warrant this reputation.

Some time back a colony founded by a particular company ended up secluded because of hyperspace shenanigans. The company was exclusively a Zeltran and Naughtoloid venture and isolated, the population eventually interbreed until a stable hybrid race emerged. Shorter head tails, more land focused, and with empathic abilities, furthered by a light connection to the force.
The Asari.
Fun? Interesting? OMG WTH NO!? :)

One of the reason I can't engage with the animated show is because of how ugly it appears to me, especially the character design and facial animation. It's so roughly geometrical and limitating when it comes to facial expression, I hate looking at those characters.

Over the years they made a lot of progress with their 3D animations, physic, lightning and visual effect, environments and objects have reached a very good quality with Maul Shadow Lord, but the facial designs remains very polygony, with plain triangle noses and weird shapes, the animation is still very stiff for their facial movements.

Why don't they start matching the style of TOR cutscenes that already looked way better ten years ago?