Star Wars: The Force Shall Free Us All

[Ameriganastan]

I mean, it could be worse. She could dress like that blue chick. The one who got waxed during Order 66. Not sure how the Jedi let that one fly.

[Idzequitch]

I mean, it could be worse. She could dress like that blue chick. The one who got waxed during Order 66. Not sure how the Jedi let that one fly.

That's Aayla. The subject of the Wookieepedia article on breasts, and probably the most sexualized Star Wars character of all time. Also, according to the Legends material, she was romatically involved with Kit Fisto for a time. Now that's a weird picture I won't get out of my head easily.

[Ameriganastan]

I mean, it could be worse. She could dress like that blue chick. The one who got waxed during Order 66. Not sure how the Jedi let that one fly.

That's Aayla. The subject of the Wookieepedia article on breasts, and probably the most sexualized Star Wars character of all time. Also, according to the Legends material, she was romatically involved with Kit Fisto for a time. Now that's a weird picture I won't get out of my head easily.

Man, the Jedi have a real spotty track record with that "No romance" thing...

[Yusseria]

I mean, it could be worse. She could dress like that blue chick. The one who got waxed during Order 66. Not sure how the Jedi let that one fly.

Jedi all dressed differently. They didn't have uniforms.

Well, except for the Temple Guard, of course.

[The first Galactic Republic]

That's Aayla. The subject of the Wookieepedia article on breasts, and probably the most sexualized Star Wars character of all time. Also, according to the Legends material, she was romatically involved with Kit Fisto for a time. Now that's a weird picture I won't get out of my head easily.

Man, the Jedi have a real spotty track record with that "No romance" thing...

Its Twi’lek culture for women to dress that way.

Now obviously the RL reason for that is because the writers wanted blue alien babes, or whatever the official term for that is, but in-universe no one’s making her dress that way.

[Ism]

That's Aayla. The subject of the Wookieepedia article on breasts, and probably the most sexualized Star Wars character of all time. Also, according to the Legends material, she was romatically involved with Kit Fisto for a time. Now that's a weird picture I won't get out of my head easily.

Man, the Jedi have a real spotty track record with that "No romance" thing...

Romance isn’t exactly barred, but attachment is, and it’s difficult to have the former without the latter.

[Yusseria]

Man, the Jedi have a real spotty track record with that "No romance" thing...

Romance isn’t exactly barred, but attachment is, and it’s difficult to have the former without the latter.

Kind of makes you wonder how the Jedi dealt with their... urges. Were they celibates or did they go to brothels?

[Idzequitch]

Man, the Jedi have a real spotty track record with that "No romance" thing...

Romance isn’t exactly barred, but attachment is, and it’s difficult to have the former without the latter.

Though interestingly, because the Cerean birth rate was very low, and the population dwindling, Ki-Adi Mundi was allowed to have multiple wives.

[The first Galactic Republic]

I think those are her collarbones. The show just has an art style that produces unnaturally blocky and harsh features at times, especially in the earlier seasons.

Some of her concept art shows her shirt was always going to be off the shoulders.

You could be right, but if so, those are some very intensely defined collarbones, forming a very distinct triangle shape above her sternum.

That link goes nowhere for me.

[Idzequitch]

You could be right, but if so, those are some very intensely defined collarbones, forming a very distinct triangle shape above her sternum.

That link goes nowhere for me.

Weird. It works for me. It's literally just a head shot of Ahsoka with an unobstructed view of the area in question. I'm sure you can find something just as good with the help of Google. But the question is not all that important regardless.

[Platypus Bureaucracy]

E12:

So invisibility potions? They're a thing now, apparently. Anyway:

Dear Dooku,

Look, I'm gonna level with you. Ventress is really, really boring, and if I'm honest, you're not exactly pulling your weight either. I figure if you try to murder her, either we'll be rid of her, or she'll survive and set off on a quest for revenge that might be exciting and give you both some good development. Sound good? Good.

Love and kisses,

Sheev

P.S. Make sure you let her know she's being betrayed before you try to murder her.

[The Biggles Syndicate]

Romance isn’t exactly barred, but attachment is, and it’s difficult to have the former without the latter.

Though interestingly, because the Cerean birth rate was very low, and the population dwindling, Ki-Adi Mundi was allowed to have multiple wives.

And children too.
He taught them about the world, the galaxy, the friendly Wookies, and why that Clone Trooper was pointing a gun at his head.

[Ism]

Though interestingly, because the Cerean birth rate was very low, and the population dwindling, Ki-Adi Mundi was allowed to have multiple wives.

And children too.
He taught them about the world, the galaxy, the friendly Wookies, and why that Clone Trooper was pointing a gun at his head.

But did he teach them about the droid attack on the wookies?

[The first Galactic Republic]

And children too.
He taught them about the world, the galaxy, the friendly Wookies, and why that Clone Trooper was pointing a gun at his head.

But did he teach them about the droid attack on the wookies?

The droids are political idealists. Not murderers.

[Platypus Bureaucracy]

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[The Huskar Social Union]

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[Ism]

But did he teach them about the droid attack on the wookies?

The droids are political idealists. Not murderers.

Oh, I don't think so.

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[Yusseria]

The droids are political idealists. Not murderers.

Oh, I don't think so.

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Palpatine's laughter is infectious sometimes. That dude is always just so happy. Even when he's fighting one of the most powerful Jedi in the galaxy he can't help but laugh.

[Pax Nerdvana]

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Why does this exist?

[The Empire of Pretantia]

Guys.

Guys.

I never realized this until now.

But the Jedi are literally just Muslim Warrior-Priests.

*It's been under our nose this whole time*

Muslim how?

[The Empire of Pretantia]

Muslim how?

Surrendering themselves fully to Allah//the force

Acting out Allah/the force's will

Becoming one with Allah/the force

Fighting Dark forces


Need I go on?

That's a thing with priests in general, even Christian ones. Especially buddhist monks.

Work on your shitposting desu

[Bloodshade]

But the Jedi are literally just Muslim Warrior-Priests.

*It's been under our nose this whole time*

Wouldn't it be Muslim Warrior-Imam then?

See, I would say I actually prefer the pre-3D Clone Wars stuff, but Ahsoka was like, my biggest crush on a fictional character when young, and even now, she's still a great character to me.

So, I shall prefer the 3D Clone Wars stuff for my childhood waifu.

Every-time I compare 3D Grievious to my 2D boy.

3D Clone Wars spoilerinos

Still, he did have some epic scenes in TCW like that one time when he went to Dathomir and smashed up the Night-Sisters. Seeing the droids and Night-Sisters fight was like seeing two horrors clash against one another. Oh yeah, rip Dakka Dakka

[The first Galactic Republic]

It’s almost comedic how different Grievous turned out in Episode III vs the 2003 cartoon.

The writers there saw him as a total badass.

Lucas saw him as a coughing boi who has one good scene then dies.

[Idzequitch]

It’s almost comedic how different Grievous turned out in Episode III vs the 2003 cartoon.

The writers there saw him as a total badass.

Lucas saw him as a coughing boi who has one good scene then dies.

Seems to be a theme doesn't it? Boba Fett, Darth Maul, General Grievous, heck, even Snoke and Phasma. All treated as complete badasses, and then all dead before they can perform any real badassery.

[The Biggles Syndicate]

It’s almost comedic how different Grievous turned out in Episode III vs the 2003 cartoon.

The writers there saw him as a total badass.

Lucas saw him as a coughing boi who has one good scene then dies.

Seems to be a theme doesn't it? Boba Fett, Darth Maul, General Grievous, heck, even Snoke and Phasma. All treated as complete badasses, and then all dead before they can perform any real badassery.

At least Grievous got to briefly kidnap Chancellor Palpatine and slaughter a bunch of clones before he went.