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Complot causes the anti-complot to form... But if the complot didn't exist, then the anti-complot is the only real complot.
Wanna give any examples?
The Jedi plot against the Republic 😜 The real complot was the Sith Grand Plan
The Byrch society
So, just to be clear, the Sith Grand Plan is the complot while the Jedi plot against the Republic was the anti-complot, right?
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Complot causes the anti-complot to form... But if the complot didn't exist, then the anti-complot is the only real complot.
Wanna give any examples?
For the violence ask game, 1 & 18 please :)
Hey, thanks for the ask!
1. the character everyone gets wrong
I previously answered with Obi-Wan, so I need to pick another one. I think Yoda is often misunderstood and misinterpreted as this rigid, unbendable Jedi Master without any human feelings. I just keep thinking about that scene from ROTS when Anakin goes to Yoda for advice about fear of losing his loved ones and Yoda tells him to rejoice, because they joined the Force... And that Anakin just killed Dooku and Yoda's probably the only one grieving him. Yeah, it was a bad advice for Anakin's specific situation, but that's what Yoda had at the moment from his own experience and he didn't even know the full context of Anakin's problems. I just think Yoda has a lot of feelings, but he's capable of mastering them (most of the time).
18. it's absolutely criminal that the fandom has been sleeping on...
Well, I always think NJO characters could get more appreciation 😁 Jacen will always be my fave XD
Polish poster for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom with artwork by Adam Jaeschke.
How riveting, using a still of Indy relaxing with his hat over his eyes as he, Willie, and Short Round (seemingly) escape Lao Che.
Marked (featured in: Star Wars Tales 24)
I like how Maul's crotch is covered like this is an Austin Powers movie.
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I have mixed feelings about Stargate cancellation by Amazon. On one hand I would love to watch a new series, on the other hand I have zero confidence in Amazon's ability to make a good show with new scifi ideas to explore. Besides the show would have gotten quickly cancelled anyway, so maybe not starting it was a good call.
After The Boys, I don't have confidence in most of what Amazon produces entertainment-wise, and I say that as an enjoyed of Spider-Noir.
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Something I find interesting about the EU fandom is that most popular stories that are prefer by the fandom are side stories, spin-offs that sometimes have nothing to do with the main characters. Like take the X-Wing series, the Republic Commando series, Knights of the Old Republic I and II, The Old Republic MMO heck the entire Old Republic era is basically a spin-off.
And when you look at the stories involving the main characters is The Thrawn Trilogy and The Clone Wars Filoni show if you include it as legends.
It’s not exactly the best way to analyze it but when you see the amount of fics each stories has in AO3 you realize how the fandom invests in that particular story. Like the biggest EU stories in regards to the amount of fics are The Old Republic MMO by far (people like having OCs huh), The Thrawn Trilogy (I know it’s probably mainly because of Thrawn nowadays but Mara was the face of the EU for a reason), the X-Wing series (Wedge is popular for a reason), the Republic Commando series (people love clones and mandos) and surprisingly the Jedi Apprentice series (although it is not that surprising if you think about how much people want the adventures of Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan and how popular their characters are).
It also kinda shows that the adventures of the OT gang are usually the less popular ones sadly.
The Thrawn Trilogy is a Big Three adventure. OT fics are extremely popular too. It's all a matter of perspective. I'm glad SW is big enough to contain so many stories with different characters. Everyone can find their own niche and have fun :)
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STAR WARS: ANDOR - The Axe Forgets
Reblog and put in the tags your favorite fictional deadbeat parent.
Concealing details from his Master was impossible. Sidious always knew everything about Maul’s thoughts and actions.
The Wrath of Darth Maul by Ryder Windham
Of course Sidious knew everything! He was reading Maul's diary all this time!
Favourite quotes from Episode I Journal: Darth Maul
This is a favorite time of day for me, the last gasp of the strangled setting sun. Crimson flashes like splashes of blood off the millions of windows and metallic ships.
Maul's a poet.
When I come out of hyperspace, I pick up a distress signal from a nearby ship. I ignore it. I always ignore distress signals. What are the petty problems of others next to my mission?
LOL
Impossible as it may seem, I have made an error.
Darth Maul, making a mistake? It can't be XD
My worthy apprentice failed me in the end. He fell into the melting pit. I am glad, at least, that his body was consumed. If there must be an end, it is a fitting one. Time and again I told him not to underestimate the Jedi. At the end, he did. Now he is dispersed to the far ends of the galaxy.
HE IS DEAD. Palpatine confirmed it.
He had refrained from slaughtering them because a pile of dead Sand People might have drawn unnecessary attention.
Someone should have told Anakin about that XD
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I started reading The Wrath of Darth Maul, it starts with Maul with spider legs in the prologue. So it's based on TCW :/ Idk why I thought this was going to be purely Legends backstory of Maul before his demise on Naboo. I might just put down the book when it moves past that point.
As it stands, Episode I Journal is already better, especially the ending confirming that Maul's body was melted in toxic waste at the bottom of the reactor shaft.
Update: I finished it and it is Maul backstory except the prologue, the last chapter and epilogue which seem tacked on to connect the book with TCW resurrection. The most laughable part is how the author doesn't even attempt to explain how Maul survived, got spider legs and escaped Naboo. It's clear even the author knows how absurd is Maul's survival. The reactor shaft scene ends with Maul thinking how he doesn't want to die, hitting his head and blacking out... Which makes his survival even more unlikely if he got an additional head injury! Lol
As much as I love Maul, it is fucking ridiculous that he survived his duel with Obi-Wan. And the fact that it could be argued that his survival opened up a lot of doors to bring other characters back from the dead *coughs* Palpatine *coughs* makes me feel ashamed that I actually enjoyed his episodes of TCW, Rebels, and even all of Maul Shadow Lord. I would, without hesitation, wipe out all of that content if it meant it prevented Palpatine from coming back in The Rise of Skywalker. It wouldnt have saved that movie, nothing could've saved that movie, but damn, Palpatine's unexplained resurrection and defeat by Rey "All of the Jedi" Palpatine (because that's what she is, not a Skywalker; i dont see why she has any right to take that name).
I often wonder why they couldn't just say that Palpatine cloned Maul to have a spare apprentice. That way the original Maul would stay dead and clone Maul could participate in the Clone Wars, which feels appropriate.
Yeah, but you know that some fans would've said that would have been cheap and they wanted the original Maul. Ironically, TCW onward Maul is practically nothing like his TPM counterpart (i.e. he's more talkative, introspective, and kind of a pale shadow of his former Master as a grand manipulator).
Some fans... Well, some fans prefer not to have their intelligence insulted by Maul's ridiculous resurrection. It makes no sense. At least cloning gives a reasonable excuse to bring back a cool-looking character design and fits with the topic of Clone Wars. I wouldn't mind the show exploring the idea of cloning a Force-sensitive person. It's not like they had to do it exactly like Zahn or Kemp.
If TCW did address the idea of cloning a Force-sensitive, they wouldn't really have done anything interesting with it, really, especially compared to Zahn or even Kemp.
Then again, Zahn kinda dropped the ball on Joruus C'boath being a demented clone of Jorus when the Outbound Flight novel showed the latter to pretty much be kind of a tyrannical nutcase who was much closer to his clone than we were led to believe.
I started reading The Wrath of Darth Maul, it starts with Maul with spider legs in the prologue. So it's based on TCW :/ Idk why I thought this was going to be purely Legends backstory of Maul before his demise on Naboo. I might just put down the book when it moves past that point.
As it stands, Episode I Journal is already better, especially the ending confirming that Maul's body was melted in toxic waste at the bottom of the reactor shaft.
Update: I finished it and it is Maul backstory except the prologue, the last chapter and epilogue which seem tacked on to connect the book with TCW resurrection. The most laughable part is how the author doesn't even attempt to explain how Maul survived, got spider legs and escaped Naboo. It's clear even the author knows how absurd is Maul's survival. The reactor shaft scene ends with Maul thinking how he doesn't want to die, hitting his head and blacking out... Which makes his survival even more unlikely if he got an additional head injury! Lol
As much as I love Maul, it is fucking ridiculous that he survived his duel with Obi-Wan. And the fact that it could be argued that his survival opened up a lot of doors to bring other characters back from the dead *coughs* Palpatine *coughs* makes me feel ashamed that I actually enjoyed his episodes of TCW, Rebels, and even all of Maul Shadow Lord. I would, without hesitation, wipe out all of that content if it meant it prevented Palpatine from coming back in The Rise of Skywalker. It wouldnt have saved that movie, nothing could've saved that movie, but damn, Palpatine's unexplained resurrection and defeat by Rey "All of the Jedi" Palpatine (because that's what she is, not a Skywalker; i dont see why she has any right to take that name).
I often wonder why they couldn't just say that Palpatine cloned Maul to have a spare apprentice. That way the original Maul would stay dead and clone Maul could participate in the Clone Wars, which feels appropriate.
Yeah, but you know that some fans would've said that would have been cheap and they wanted the original Maul. Ironically, TCW onward Maul is practically nothing like his TPM counterpart (i.e. he's more talkative, introspective, and kind of a pale shadow of his former Master as a grand manipulator).
