Expression practice based on requests from... how long has it been? Several months ago. Yikes. A big thanks to everyone who sent me a prompt, and so sorry for the long delay. This was a lot of fun, even though it took me quite a while. 🧡

Anakin: I’m an idiot. Ahsoka: Obi-Wan: Cody: Rex: Ahsoka: No-one's gonna disagree with you. If you're waiting for that, we'll all be here a while

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Ahsoka - "Now or Never"

Experience the two-episode series premiere of Ahsoka, a Star Wars Original series, streaming August 23, 2023 on Disney+.

Muse but make it Star Wars

I liked this Muse photo for Will of the People and thought it would be cool to use it but with Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Ahsoka.

Please do not share my art without permission. Reblogs are welcome!

Lack of Conviction

Episode five of Ahsoka really hammered home how goddamn ridiculous the entire Clone War situation truly was. Watching Ahsoka on the front lines of that Geonosis battle, a fight where she was canonically fourteen or fifteen, was ludicrous back in the original show, but seeing the character in that situation portrayed by the age appropriate Ariana Greenblatt was f*cking jarring. Greenblatt is sixteen years old, splitting the difference of Aksoka’s age range throughout the Clone Wars. She’s as close to a real, teenage, Tano, that we’re going to get and it is wildly apparent that she is a CHILD. The goddamn Jedi Order, was sending child soldiers to fight in a trade war against an analogous Sith overlord and his army of drones. I don’t care how good at space wizarding your teenager is, they are still just a goddamn teenager! And Ahsoka wasn’t the only one. Barris Offee immediately comes to mind! The age you become a Padawan Learner to a Master Jedi is around twelve. That means there were children as young as twelve taking laser shots to the face, not to mention the wholesale slaughter of these cats during Order Sixty-Six, because of a goddamn trade dispute. How f*cking ridiculous is that? Anakin even said the quiet part out loud when addressing Ahsoka’s hesitation. He told her that Obi-Wan trained him to be a peacekeeper, but Anakin was training Ahsoka to be a soldier. That sh*t was the intent. That was the plan. That was the whole dynamic; Train an army of child astro-sorcerers in the ways of war, by throwing them headlong into one. From anyone’s point of view, that’s f*cked up and lends credence to everything Poppa Paps was talking about. Imagine trying to convince the ludicrously powerful Chosen One you’re in the right, when the only other person outside of his mom and wife whom he genuinely loved, was put in his charge to turn her into a weapon. And then when she turned out to be a fantastic one, they cast her aside the second someone gets murdered in those hallowed Council halls. Cats give Anakin sh*t for slaying them Younglings but how are the Jedi any goddamn different? They literally use children until they are used up. I can only imagine the trauma the kids who survived will have to endure. Hell, we’ve seen a few of them already. Ahsoka, Cade from those absolutely dope games, Hera's dead baby daddy, and that one chick from Kenobi; None of who are healthy, well adjusted, stand-up adults! Absolutely emotional train wrecks, the lot of them!

More than that, this episode proved to me just how much of Anakin is in Ahsoka. They mirror each other as much as Ahsoka and Sabine. It's wild to see in live action, especially getting that from Hayden who finally got to play a complex version of Anakin. Clone Wars went a long way to redeeming that character but seeing him actually force a catharsis in Ahsoka was rough. I've seen them cross lightsabers before and it broke my f*cking heart. I've spoken at length about that, but seeing it here? Knowing this is training from a fully fledged Jedi Master Anakin? I cannot articulate how amazing that is. He pushed Ahsoka to her limits. Forced her to confront the grief and guilt she had for being a weapon, for abandoning Anakin. Hayden gave this role so much depth, so much emotion, it was just breathtaking to witness. Seeing him flit between Vader and Sky Guy was almost too much but it very necessary. It was necessary for Ahsoka. She had to see that, to come to terms with that, in order to move forward. She is everything Anakin is, even Vader, as demonstrated by those Sith eyes when she contemplated the unthinkable. Interestingly enough, even channeling the Dark Side like a champ, you can tell Anakin was concerned for his Padawan. Not that he would be killed, Anakin is beyond even that at this point, but that his Padawan, would fall like he did. Ahsoka did not. She chose life and Sky Guy gave her that smirk, telling Snips there was hope for her yet. F*cking everything. That last exchange was f*cking everything. Especially when you take into account that Anakin pulled her into the World Between Worlds to save her life. As a goddamn Force Ghost. What the f*ck does THAT even mean??

slaps Ahsoka's head Today's pride headcanon character can fit so many lightsaber colors in her! In all seriousness, let's talk about how Ahsoka "girl of the week" Tano is 100% a lesbian.

Oh, Ahsoka, my beloved. Fun fact: she's on the shortlist of "characters that trans'd Kelly's gender" and is probably the character on that list that I've been into for the longest. But, I digress! We're here to talk about why I think this girl is gay and you should too.

First up, let's cover the elephant in the room: Lux. There's some interesting material to be had with Lux Bonteri, it's true, but his supposed "romance" with Ahsoka is not one that I ever really bought. For one thing, Ahsoka pretty much always has bigger fish to fry than that stuff when they see each other, and so should he, but he spends a lot of time being creepy and overly forward. There's stuff here, just not stuff I'd build a ship with.

As for my actual reasoning as to why Ahsoka is gay?

Also Kaeden Larte, but since she's strictly an Ahsoka novel character I've got no official art for her.

Take Aksoka's dynamics with these four along with how she seems to charm her way through random side character girls' good graces almost constantly? Yeah, you get the picture. Barriss, in particular, I think is interesting because I remember having seen one of the writers of Weapons Factory say that they had been trying to drop hints for that on purpose. Unfortunately, I can't find the quote right now, so if anyone else can, please help me out here lol.

“I’m ready.” Aksoka Tano

Lack of Conviction

Episode five of Ahsoka really hammered home how goddamn ridiculous the entire Clone War situation truly was. Watching Ahsoka on the front lines of that Geonosis battle, a fight where she was canonically fourteen or fifteen, was ludicrous back in the original show, but seeing the character in that situation portrayed by the age appropriate Ariana Greenblatt was f*cking jarring. Greenblatt is sixteen years old, splitting the difference of Aksoka’s age range throughout the Clone Wars. She’s as close to a real, teenage, Tano, that we’re going to get and it is wildly apparent that she is a CHILD. The goddamn Jedi Order, was sending child soldiers to fight in a trade war against an analogous Sith overlord and his army of drones. I don’t care how good at space wizarding your teenager is, they are still just a goddamn teenager! And Ahsoka wasn’t the only one. Barris Offee immediately comes to mind! The age you become a Padawan Learner to a Master Jedi is around twelve. That means there were children as young as twelve taking laser shots to the face, not to mention the wholesale slaughter of these cats during Order Sixty-Six, because of a goddamn trade dispute. How f*cking ridiculous is that? Anakin even said the quiet part out loud when addressing Ahsoka’s hesitation. He told her that Obi-Wan trained him to be a peacekeeper, but Anakin was training Ahsoka to be a soldier. That sh*t was the intent. That was the plan. That was the whole dynamic; Train an army of child astro-sorcerers in the ways of war, by throwing them headlong into one. From anyone’s point of view, that’s f*cked up and lends credence to everything Poppa Paps was talking about. Imagine trying to convince the ludicrously powerful Chosen One you’re in the right, when the only other person outside of his mom and wife whom he genuinely loved, was put in his charge to turn her into a weapon. And then when she turned out to be a fantastic one, they cast her aside the second someone gets murdered in those hallowed Council halls. Cats give Anakin sh*t for slaying them Younglings but how are the Jedi any goddamn different? They literally use children until they are used up. I can only imagine the trauma the kids who survived will have to endure. Hell, we’ve seen a few of them already. Ahsoka, Cade from those absolutely dope games, Hera's dead baby daddy, and that one chick from Kenobi; None of who are healthy, well adjusted, stand-up adults! Absolutely emotional train wrecks, the lot of them!

More than that, this episode proved to me just how much of Anakin is in Ahsoka. They mirror each other as much as Ahsoka and Sabine. It's wild to see in live action, especially getting that from Hayden who finally got to play a complex version of Anakin. Clone Wars went a long way to redeeming that character but seeing him actually force a catharsis in Ahsoka was rough. I've seen them cross lightsabers before and it broke my f*cking heart. I've spoken at length about that, but seeing it here? Knowing this is training from a fully fledged Jedi Master Anakin? I cannot articulate how amazing that is. He pushed Ahsoka to her limits. Forced her to confront the grief and guilt she had for being a weapon, for abandoning Anakin. Hayden gave this role so much depth, so much emotion, it was just breathtaking to witness. Seeing him flit between Vader and Sky Guy was almost too much but it very necessary. It was necessary for Ahsoka. She had to see that, to come to terms with that, in order to move forward. She is everything Anakin is, even Vader, as demonstrated by those Sith eyes when she contemplated the unthinkable. Interestingly enough, even channeling the Dark Side like a champ, you can tell Anakin was concerned for his Padawan. Not that he would be killed, Anakin is beyond even that at this point, but that his Padawan, would fall like he did. Ahsoka did not. She chose life and Sky Guy gave her that smirk, telling Snips there was hope for her yet. F*cking everything. That last exchange was f*cking everything. Especially when you take into account that Anakin pulled her into the World Between Worlds to save her life. As a goddamn Force Ghost. What the f*ck does THAT even mean??

characters i'd love to write for.

below are the characters that i know i can write fairly well. you are of course welcome to request others, but these are my favourite lil guys :)

dc comics

waylon jones (arkhamverse, the batman 2004, dceu)

edward nashton/nigma (the batman 2022, arkhamverse)

bane (harley quinn, arkhamverse)

nanaue (the suicide squad, harley quinn)

roman sionis (arkhamverse)

harvey dent (nolanverse, arkhamverse)

pamela isley (harley quinn)

harley quinn (harley quinn)

la'gaan (young justice)

dick grayson (young justice, arkhamverse)

bprd/hellboy comics/movies

abe sapien (all versions)

elizabeth sherman (all versions)

katherine corrigan (all versions)

benjamin daimio (all versions)

kekkai sensen anime

zed o'brien

leonardo watch

klaus von reinherz

star wars

all of the clones. all of them (except omega)

kit fisto

darth maul

savage oppress

din djarin

aksoka tano

mass effect

thane krios

garrus vakarian

tali'zorah vas normandy

Fierce

Ahsoka Tano from Star Wars: The Clone Wars is a trender!

They’re the best/worst children a jedi could ask for

Petition for Matt Lanter to rerecord all of Darth Vader’s lines in the voice of Anakin Skywalker.

okay but hear me out. aksoka tano... one last hope from the Hercules soundtrack... grogu........