Random Musings...

Sending thoughts, prayers, and bacta for the wounds

I'm trying to find comfort with tales of the jedi/underworld/empire, I'm not sure if it's helping or making it worse

Rebels is really the best show by far to fill that void if you haven't watched it. Tales of the Jedi is great but I found the other two lacking.

If you want to see the arc for Ventress before season 7 was cancelled, read Dark Disciple. It leads directly into Tales of the Underworld, which surprised me a lot. It's one of, if not the best piece of recycled Clone Wars content after the cancellation.

Sending thoughts, prayers, and bacta for the wounds

I'm trying to find comfort with tales of the jedi/underworld/empire, I'm not sure if it's helping or making it worse

Rebels is really the best show by far to fill that void if you haven't watched it. Tales of the Jedi is great but I found the other two lacking.

Sending thoughts, prayers, and bacta for the wounds

“my father is a boy and my mother is a girl so i’m mixed” is the funniest possible response to someone asking your gender and it came from 6’5 Viking footballer and notable weird little guy Erling Haaland on a Snapchat

I'd say there are multiple wars going on that are under that umbrella that don't really consist of republic-separatist battle but happen because of it during that time. The Mandalorian conflicts and the Shadow Collective and other syndicate conflicts before they reach Mandalore could all be called wars, and there are some planets like Onderon that have civil wars/revolutions grouped in where both republic and separatist sides provide very little to their onderonian allies. I think what it's most likely referring to is the scale of the wars was gargantuan in universe. It was the biggest in canon tmn, and calling a conflict that has thousands of fronts on hundreds of planets and threatens trillions of lives a single war feels inadequate. Characters do call it "the war" more often than "The Clone Wars" in the show, but after that's obviously what it's referred to by more often.

Tunk

I feel like Ryloth did what it was meant to do better than Zygerria. Ryloth was largely about the truly innocent civilians that got caught in the crossfire of the war and were forced to fight and suffer because of it. Zygerria felt like an admirable but flawed attempt to portray slavery in a Cartoon Network show. The Arc became a bit hyper focused on the protagonists being put in similar situations to the slaves, and putting Ahsoka in that situation in the first place was stupid and out of character for Anakin and Obi-Wan, especially since the only pay off was a bad ROTJ callback. The Arc also just ends with the cartoon "hero's save everyone we see involved" where Ryloth does the same but Cham leaves the more interesting thought in your head about how Ryloth would react to the Empire, or even the continued Republic occupation. Also obviously the Syndulla's play a much bigger role in the story than any of the new characters in Zygerria.

i suggest not letting it get this far

I mean this as a PSA, not a call-out, but please can we spell Ahsoka right? The 'h' is before the 's'. I know this well because I got hate on a YouTube comment 12 years ago for misspelling it, but I was 10 at the time. Please!

Reblogging because y'all still don't know

During his Padawanship Dooku had to fight for his life to not start speaking like Yoda, and the day he accidentally did so is one neither Jocasta or Sifo will ever let him forget