Dylan McVillain

Not the villains, The Goons the Villains Hired, The Droid Gotra

Only mentioned by name like once in a throw away line, They are not elaborated on or anything.

The wiki says:

Only ever mentioned in things like audiobooks or comics, this is their first appearence, and LOOK AT THEM!!!!

This is the closest Main line star wars will EVER get to touching on the fact that droids are sentient. John favrau and Dave filoni were just playing with dolls in this movie but they have no clue about the lore implications these dolls have.

If you dont understand why im being so weird about this, whatch these two videos theyre great.

Long story short, Droids are almost never shown having rights or being independent in mainline star wars. UNTILL NOW!!!

Look at their heads and bodies! K-2SO Droids! New Republic security droids!

Not to mention the absolutely Dripped out Battle droids. THEY HAVE FUR COATS.

I dont have clips but these droids are not a mindless hive, They talk to eachother! They have their own language that doesnt sound like the usual beeps and boops that binary sounds like, THEY have a command structure, and they were HIRED, they do work!

PLEASE GIVE ME A STORY LINE ON DROID SENTIENCE AND RIGHTS AND DONT MAKE IT A FUCKING JOKE

As I was watching this video about Wonder Womans Villains, I tried to pin down "what makes Wonder Woman special?". Like shes considered to be a part of the Trinity of DC, Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman. But how is she set apart from the others? Alot of people say Wonder Woman is special cuz shes an amazonian warrior but shes kind and gente. (Well thats just kinda Superman again, or any hero for that matter).

No writers seem to be able to pin down her "thing"… Batman has (a few "things" but i would say a big one is) The no kill rule. Despite how iredeemable his villains despite how terrible his childhood, he has a moral code that he will stick by no matter what. Superman's "Thing" is that he is the only exeption to "Absolute power corrupts absolutely" He is the strongest being on earth, capable of anything, and despite that, hes just mild mannered clark kent, a kind, gentle soul with a heart of uncorrodable gold. Wonder Womans "thing" is… well… no one seems to know.

I would like to propose her "thing".

She needs to be the Heart of the trinity. The Glue of the justice league. The most Emotionally Mature. She needs to be therapist. (Just bear with me for a moment)

I think it would be kinda funny if the reason she has so little villains (and the villains she does have are pretty inconsistent) Is that no one has a reason to hate her. She has a lasso that forces you to tell the truth, She probably turns every fight shes in, into a therapy session for the villain. I think it would be so fun if her "Thing" was her ability to calm villains down and convert them over to the side of good. I mean shes 2000 years old, Probably the oldest Justice league member outside of Martian Manhunter. Even if shes completely unaware of the outside worlds culture because of the isolation of themyscera. She's probably the most emotionally mature out of all the Justice League.

I also think it would be cool if she was one of the main reasons the Justice League was able to form. Like how are you gonna convince the most paranoid man on earth Batman, to work with the indestructable supergod Superman? And how are you gonna convince the Mild mannered clark Kent to team up with the Scary Brooding Violent Batman? By being the interconnective tissue! By being the Heart of the justice League.

Like with programming. You use the right software, type the right words, use the correct syntax. And you have a program that does something

Similarly, with magic you string the right thoughts, chants, hand signs and materials together and you get a spell.

This explains wands, staffs and orbs as tools and shortcuts. No need for material components when your staff has phoenix feathers and feywild vines woven or a magic gem embedded into its tip.

The means that every wizard has a different way of going about casting or creating a spell.

And it opens up the very funny concept. Of spaghetti mages.

They dont know how half of the spell works. Their spellbooks are so incomprehensible and esoteric that its indecipherable to even expert wizards.