Somewhere out there there's a codywan au where he's a surfer and he works at a frozen banana stand. and uh... yeah. Enter me.

Episode ?: Heatstroke

Obi-Wan overheated in the banana costume and also he saw a hot man and who can blame him

that's it. *chibi-fies your commanders*

“The clones look too old” y’all never been around military dudes and telling on yourselves LOL every guy I know comes out of the military with no hair and prematurely aged by at least 10-15 years 😭

Cody holding baby Luke <3

experiencing the hunger games renaissance through twitter for the first time is so beautiful

Jennifer Lawrence at the Golden Globes 2024!

oh my favorite trope? two people who go through something so unique and agonizing and entirely beyond words that they have no choice but to create a bond that transcends all other types of love, thus acting as the sole point of understanding for the other person in a world that cannot fathom what they’ve been through

Btw these are my latest foster babies, Boba and Grogu

They single handedly helped me pass my classes 😌

I passed my classes and made it to next semester!! Dr. Keurig is now officially 50% loaded 🫡

I passed my classes and made it to next semester!! Dr. Keurig is now officially 50% loaded 🫡

cannot stop thinking about koko the gorilla saying “comfortable hole. bye” when someone asked her where gorillas go when they die. it just keeps repeating in my head over and over

in the war grounds, in the troubled waters, i stay fresh as shit for my bitches always

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (2024) dir. Wes Ball

Here is why I really doubt that the clone assassin is Cody:

So either CX-2 is Tech or they are throwing a hell of a lot of red herrings at us which wouldn’t really make sense unless the writers decided to completely switch styles right at the end, but the alternative theory people have is just not good imo.

It shouldn’t be Cody. I truly don’t believe it is and if it somehow was, then I think it would be a bad idea.

Cody is why Crosshair ultimately leaves the Empire. Jennifer Corbett actually said it herself. Cody is someone Crosshair admires and who has always treated the Bad Batch with respect and kindness even if no one else did, and it is him that makes Crosshair begin to change his mind. Mayday exposed the horror of what the Empire was really doing and Cody starts him on his journey of wanting to leave.

Cody was obviously just a throwaway character at the time ROTS came out but who he became in TCW is so important. Even if he doesn’t have the most screen time, it’s more about what he represents than anything else. His personality evolving into what it is when he is the Commander who serves with Obi Wan is very intentional because both characters serve similar purposes for their respective groups, those obviously being the clones and the Jedi. They both are imperfect people who are genuinely good at heart and it’s that goodness that is so important. They don’t know everything but they do their best to navigate the galaxy with empathy and respect for others. There are so many lovely parallels between the two of them and I think analysing Obi Wan actually allows you more insight into Cody too. They have differences of course, but there is so much that connects them and their influence on each other is undeniable.

Cody turning into this antagonistic figure would undercut Crosshair’s journey in my opinion. Cody needs to just be in the one episode to be a symbol of Crosshair’s development. Any further involvement from him devalues his contribution which was so crucial. One single episode created such a ripple effect. Obviously Cody wouldn’t choose to be like this, but even being forced against his will to become a monster still colours what he gave Crosshair and also feels like a very unfulfilling arc for him. There’s been no set-up and it contradicts everything he has ever been. Cody should stay as this pure moral character because that’s what he’s been from the very beginning. Order 66 was his moment of tragedy. There shouldn’t be anything else. It wouldn’t feel complete, narratively speaking, and I’d hate for him to be used just to develop someone else, like Rex. He just drops wisdom in random episodes of shows he’s in and then gets the hell out of there and I love him for that. The clone assassin shouldn’t be him and I truly don’t believe it is.

Not enough people are talking about Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. Where are ya'll? 😭

Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011)/ Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014)/ War for the Planet of the Apes (2017).

otter-wan says it's time for BIG yawn and commander cuddles