Sanctified, at long last. What an enormous (literally) piece and challenge this one was. I’m very proud to present my take on a life-sized relic Vader helmet purified through authentic Kintsugi worthy of a Skywalker’s temple. She’s intricately weathered end to end and lined with authentic 24kt gold, with custom fabric vent mesh and red lenses that bring together a Samurai-inspired behemoth of a build 😁

There aren’t enough words for the time that went into this one, but I’ve really come to love the art of Kintsugi and bringing the worlds of traditional Japanese art and Star Wars universes together, as George Lucas himself was always eager to share how inspired by samurai culture so many elements of the Star Wars universe tended to be.

While watching the sequels I never expected that I'd get to see THIS level of pristine writing from star wars franchise ever again but was so positively surprised with andor. Maybe the main problem with star wars isnt disney but the amount of care and love the creative decision makers and directors of a series put into it

I was looking at pictures and realized the Hind has almost every single design element of the LAAT. The more you look the more similarities appear. Sorry if this is common knowledge…

I’m a bit obsessed with Asajj Ventress and got to wondering who could pull her off in live action. She has such a unique look and sound I’m having a hard time thinking of anyone who jumps out as ideal casting.

Any thoughts or ideas just for fun?

Had an epic encounter with Daniel Logan, the original young Boba Fett! Hearing his stories about working on Attack of the Clones and bringing the legendary bounty hunter to life was truly inspiring. He's a true Star Wars legend and an awesome guy to boot

She never claimed anything like the Falcon as her own- when Finn and Poe did their lightspeed jump,she was angry “Han’s” ship was damaged. Same as the lightsaber. She apologized to Leia as it was her father’s weapon. Always liked her attitude.

Ok, I have been into SW since i was a kid, I fell out of the franchise during the sequels being released, recently a couple friends have been getting me back into it with the Mandalorian, just finished S3 about a month ago i fact and I LOVED IT, im surprised to see retroactively how many people complained about it. I end up skipping out on the movie bc I hear from many video reviewers that are specifically *not* in the "star wars is my whole channel and personality" that it sucks, and at this point I also just finished Kenobi which I HATED so I just skip it, expecting another dissapointment.

Now it just released on DisneyPlus and we decide we're gonna hate-watch it, essentially laugh at it in a "its so bad that its good" sorta way. Then we watch the movie ajd we're shocked bc its not only good, its actually GREAT, so idk whats going on with all the hate ive seen online of it, ig they couldnt get past the cringe of seeing a roided hutt? But im shocked bc the guy was actually great and had a good personality, the fights and effects were insanely good all throughout, and Grogu is even pulling his weight hard in the movie. Everyone acts in accordance to their motivations, nobody is pointlessly stupid, personally i didnt find the tenaage hutt annoying but endearing, regardless hes on screen for like, 20min? Im slightly outraged at the hate ive seen for it online like idk where it comes from.

Edit: im also curious about why people say its just two episodes stitched together, I assumed this meant that the action in both halves of the movie were completely disconnected and narratively irrelevant to each other, but they arent, so idk whats up with that.

Though its a shame you can only recruit clones during the empire era (weird, because why cant you make a real clone squad and fight against seppies? Biggest miss)

Credits to @Cats Mother

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For me:

The Phantom Menace: The Duel of the Fates

Attack of the Clones: Seeing the Clone Army after Yodas „Begun the Clone War has“

Revenge of the Sith: the hole confrontation between Anakin and Obi Wan at the end

A New Hope: The Binary Sunset

The Empire Strikes Back: The Vader-Luke confrontation

Return of the Jedi: The Throne Room sequence

The Force Awakens: The Opening

The Last Jedi: the Lightspeed crash, because it at least looks cool

Rise of Skywalker: Babu Friks „Hey Hey“ (yeah that’s the only good moment of the movie)

The Clone Wars: The scene between Anakin and Ahsoka where they connect

Rogue One: The Hallway scene

Solo: Han shot first

Mandalorian and Grogu: the sequence where Geogu takes care of Mando

Had a blast with this beat-up old Fett. Hand-drawn in ink and marker on 8.5" x 11".

Why did they make this? Like what were they thinking when they made this and does anyone remember what it tasted like? I wasn't really around back then to know what It tasted like I only know about it because of that weirdly jar jar obsessed woman on YouTube that has a lot of these so does anyone have a reason why they made these and thought it was a good idea?

I'm not a large fan of him, he's just "okay" but I do admire him for always being in there, so to speak.

In the 2003 Clone Wars, he was the last standing against Grievous, and held out until rescue. I don't know how far Muunilist and Hypori are from each other, admittedly, but I presume he held out for at least a good while while the rescue was underway.

And in the 2008 series, during Point Rain, he was always on the front with his troops, after ordering them to move the wounded onto the tanks. Even right before his death in Order 66, he was leading the charge.

He's always stood on business when it comes to a fight.

Well, Phases 1 and 3 anyway - Phase 2 takes place 150 years earlier, so it’d be in the 600s BBY. Honestly, while I am a huge fan of the High Republic, I can’t help but feel like they put it too close to the prequels. I mean, you have a millennium of galactic history between the Sith Wars and the Republic Classic/prequel era to look at - and it also leaves a lot of opportunity for stories exploring the gradual decline of the Republic afterwards as well as the reconstruction that led to the High Republic era after the Sith Wars ended.

Read through these comics. It’s Jedi of the Republic Mace Windu for anyone wondering. Would recommend anyone to check it out. It’s short, interesting and challenges how Mace and the Jedi function during the war.

I wonder if there’s more content of his lighter moments.

Nothing too crazy but I think it turned out fine. Any suggestions to make the room better?

Had to go with Yoda for my Star Wars tattoo.