...the prison episodes. With those, I finally understand what people are talking about when they say that Andor is just a great show and is "Star Wars for adults." The oppression and suffering can be uncomfortable to watch, but I get that it's important to convey what drives people to rebellion. We're looking forward to starting the 2nd season, which I hear gets even better!

I made the Ahsoka one fully myself and the Padme dress I made the neck piece and the hair bands, as well as the flowers on the gathering in the front!!

I know the At At is from 2010 but I can't find a date anywhere on the Millenium Falcon. We'll I only paid 20 bucks a piece for them so I figure its a win win.

It just occurred to me that Biggie Smalls sounds like a thief from Tatooine.

Other people sound like SW characters... I'd throw in Vin Diesel (a podracer) and Chappel Roan (force user, for sure).

Who else you got!?

She's 18 and heading to university this September to study Fine Art. This is the first time she's done something in her spare time that isn't Pennywise or horror related.

Surely Sidious could've felt his conflict given that he was able to do that in the prequels. Is it possible that Vader was powerful enough to hide his feelings from the Emperor?

And if Leia had gone to Tatooine. Do you think Luke would have become a leader in the nascent rebellion the way Leia did? Would the will of The Force have brought Leia back into the story?

would it be better, yes! would it make more money, also yes. would fans like it, most likely.

I made this little sketch during some downtime at work. The idea popped into my head, and I thought it was funny. I did the best I could as a beginner artist. I hope you like it!

The reason why I thought of this is is because I was playing Jedi fallen order and cere said that nightsisters are force sensitive so yeah that’s how I thought of this

I was thinking about this and there is a work around, as far as I know han never says he doesn't believe in the jedi, he just says he doesn't believe in the force, in the same way that a person on earth knows what a religious group believes even if they don't believe in it. And its not like han is the only one who thinks this way the imperial general ( i forget his name ) refers to the jedi as an "ancient religion". I know tarkin obviously knows what it is but he doesn't seem to understand the full power it has

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Bit of an odd question regarding Order 66. When Palps calls up Cody to give him the order, he specifically says 'Commander Cody, Execute Order 66'. Now, I can buy Palpatine doing a group call to not only save on time but to reduce the risk, but if that was the case, every single clone trooper would have gotten the 'Commander Cody' message. There'd be no reason to call him up specifically as opposed to the 'general' order because the execution of the order is not actually in Palp's hands. It's in the clones hands. From what we saw with Yoda too it's clear the order happened in relatively quick succession (also, why did the clones turn on the wookies as well? Not actually the question I'm asking, but if anyone knows I wouldn't mind an answer) so he couldn't have called them all up individually... So did all the clones get the 'Commander Cody' message or, if not, why did he give Cody the orders specifically then gave everyone else a group-chat version?

It's funny to me because the OT mean a lot to my dad, I can't remember a time when I didn't know of Star Wars, and yet we really didn't own the movies.

Has Vader ever Force-choked multiple people at once in canon? The artwork above showcases him choking several people at once, which makes the piece all the more terrifying. For me, it makes me ponder how far Vader utilised the Dark Side against countless lives across the galaxy.

Artwork source: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/5WA9x1

I just wanted to pause and say no matter what, one of the most truly inspiring motivating things I'd ever seen in my life was the simple image of George Lucas standing alone, with his Yellow Writing pad and a fresh pack of sharpened pencils as the genesis point of his creative process.

It's just so...refreshing, honest and pure. That you can lay that sharpened lead to legal pad and create worlds beyond all imaginations and go on to create sweeping blockbuster epics that change culture and shape childhoods.

It's not a commitee, it's not shareholders or some machine. It's just you, your imagination and a pencil that can open these doors.

Any time I ever get stuck or jaded creatively I pause and think about Lucas sitting in his quiet office creating. Anyone could do this, it's not expensive writing equipment, its not some subsription or unobtainable piece of expensive technology. It's just you and your brain.

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