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theworstcreature · 7 months

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Mark your calander babes and they’s…….

It’s almost STAR WARS REBELS 9TH BIRTHDAY BITCHES

OCTOBER THIRD

THATS WHEN THE LAST EP OF AHSOKA RELEASES

OH MY GOD THIS HAD TO OF BEEN PLANNED

WE MET THE BLUEBERRY BOY ALMOST NINE FUCKING UEARS AGO

#I may of just come to the ahsoka realization while typing the post #originally this was just to holler about how soon this shows birthday is #it’s almost ten years old #holy shit #also todays the anneversery of season 3 <3 #star wars #ahsoka series #rebels #rebels series #Star Wars rebels #ahsoka #ahsoka Star Wars #ahsoka show #rebels show #rebels tv show #Ezra bridger #Ezra

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anchored-trident · 8 months

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Kanan and Ezra drop two AT-TE walkers on Vader, who lifts them up, unscathed

“If that doesn’t kill him, what will?”

“Not us…”

How insightful of Kanan

#Star Wars #Star Wars rebels #rebels #rebels tv show

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hellboundheart · 8 months

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STAR WARS AHSOKA PART ONE: Master and Apprentice REBELS 3x15 Trials of the Darksaber

#star wars #starwarsedit #swedit #ahsoka #ahsokaedit #ahsoka spoilers #sabine wren #kanan jarus #hera syndulla #ahsoka tano #star wars rebels #sw rebels #ahsoka tv #ahsoka show #ahsoka series

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byler-is-endgame7 · 7 months

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of course ezra became friends with a tribe of rock creatures what else did you expect from our little jabba

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obiwanwhat · 8 months

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I know someone has probably said this better but. There's really so much about Luke & Ahsoka interactions that can be explored. Because honestly they have every reason to resent each other?

Anakin was arguably much more of a father to Ahsoka than he ever was to Luke (even if he was more of an older brother figure to Ahsoka than an actual father figure). He trained her and built her lightsabers and had a dumb nickname for her and made dad jokes and like - everything Luke ever could have wanted out of his dad. She knew him when he was still Anakin Skywalker and not Darth Vader. She knew Padme!! Padme also was kind of her mom! Luke doesn't even know Padme's name until sometime post ROTJ - it's possible Ahsoka was the first person who could have told it to him.

Not only that, but she had the Jedi Order. She was trained by the Order at its peak, raised from infancy in the rituals and knowledge that Luke now must piece together from whispers from ghosts and whatever old texts he can scrounge up from the corners of the galaxy the Empire somehow missed. He is doing all of this on his own with no guidance, no oversight, meanwhile it's knowledge that came to her as easy as breathing.

And she walked away from all of it. Everything Luke has ever wanted - a relationship with his parents, proper Jedi training, the Jedi Order itself - she had without ever asking for it, and she walked away from it without a backward glance. And she's still walking away from it - she's not a Jedi, she won't claim that title, she won't join Luke's new Order. Maybe she shows up from time to time and tells him some stories and shares from knowledge, but she won't train him, and somewhere deep down he knows that he will never be as much of a Jedi as she is even though she doesn't claim that title anymore, and part of the reason because is she won't help him.

And for Ahsoka's part. Anakin returned from the Dark Side for Luke. He couldn't - or wouldn't - return for Ahsoka, who he trained, who knew him and loved him and would have died for him. He tried to kill her and would have if Ezra hadn't saved her. But this boy, who shares nothing with Anakin but a name and half his DNA - he was enough to bring Anakin back. She wasn't, not with everything they shared, not with all the times she'd almost died for him, and he'd saved her, and she'd saved him. How do you not kind of hate someone for that?

And besides, he's trying to bring back the Jedi Order. The Order that cast her aside as soon as it was convenient for them, the Order that allowed Anakin Skywalker to become what he did and was too blind to see a Sith Lord under their noses and that died for those mistakes. And sure, he's trying to do it differently, he's trying to do it better, but what does this boy know of better? What can he know of the sins of the Jedi Order? When he speaks of the Order with stars in his eyes, what can he know of the pain that she suffered? That so many suffered? How can he correct what he doesn't understand?

I just think it would be cool to see more of that explored in canon.

#i know we won't get any of this in the show because disney is a coward and refuses to just recast young luke but it's cool to think about #ahsoka tano #ahsoka show #star wars ahsoka #ahsoka #luke skywalker #star wars #star wars tv #star wars rebels #the clone wars #the mandolorian #darth vader #anakin skywalker #star wars meta #jedi meta #nothing can ever be simple AU

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sabictlali · 8 months

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You stuck with her snips

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endoplight · 6 months

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The Wolf and her Moon. Reposting this from my Twitter and Instagram, @EndoPlight.

#shin hati #sabine wren #wolfwren #the wolf and the moon #never too gay for tuesday #les-bia honest we NEED them to happen #digital art #star wars rebels #wolfwren is endgame #mandalorian #ahsoka tv show #stranded Sabine Wren #Bandit Shin Hati #full digital style #my fanart #my art #wolfwren fanart

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pedroam-bang · 5 months

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Adam Hartel - Sabine Wren (2021)

#2021 #art #illustration #film #series #TV show #television #Adam Hartel #Sabine Wren #Star Wars #Rebels #Star Wars Rebels #Ahsoka #Mandalorian #Ursa Wren #Ahsoka Tano

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wanderinginksplot · 11 months

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What to watch during the writer's strike:

Don't pay attention to companies who blame writers for delayed movies and television shows! The WGA strike comes from people who are trying to make things better - not only for themselves and other writers, but the films and tv shows we all love.

While we wait for a resolution, I thought I would share some existing television shows that I enjoy. I didn't bother with too much well-known stuff. Instead, I focused on shows I feel many people missed because of the glut of content that all premiered at once over the last few years. (I may make another one of these for movies later on, but this one is about tv.)

[Update: Movie version here]

Feel free to add on! Just try to give a quick, spoiler-free synopsis for the show and the streaming service where it can be found.

List under the cut!

Netflix:

The Good Place (2016-2020) - A 'bad' woman is accidentally sent to heaven. She and her moral philosophy professor of a soulmate try to save her soul by making her a better person. Genre: Comedy with deeper implications and one of the best endings in television history.

Russian Doll (2019-2022) - When Nadia dies at her birthday party, she's more than a little confused to come back. Especially when it keeps happening. Genre: Time loop drama with a wicked sense of humor and a dash of theoretical physics. Potentially not ended?

Narcos (2015-2017) - The fight of the American DEA and the Colombian army against cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar and his reign of terror. Genre: Drama with thrilling elements. Lots of violence, some sex and language. Lots of subtitles. Features Pedro Pascal and Boyd Holbrook, if you need some extra incentive.

Derry Girls (2018-2022) - Five teens grow up in Derry, Ireland in the 1990s, amid the final years of the Troubles, a low-level war that lasted roughly 30 years. Genre: Comedy. Some sexual content, some religious content, less violence than you would expect, and the best nun ever to appear on film.

Arcane (2021-?) - Two sisters are alienated when one accidentally kills their adoptive father. Their different paths threaten the fragile peace of a city already on the breaking point. Genre: Drama with elements of action-adventure. Though it's animated, Arcane's animation is beautifully done with tantalizing steampunk elements that will keep you invested.

Disney+:

Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008-2020) - If you haven't seen any of the Star Wars animated series, this is a good place to start. Set in the time gap between Episode II and Episode III, this series helps flesh out Anakin Skywalker and the Jedi. It is also a great introduction to some of the characters and plots of The Mandalorian. (Star Wars: Rebels is another good choice.) Genre: Adventure with some drama. Violence and death are a large part of The Clone Wars, but it's usually appropriate for children. The clone troopers will steal your heart!

Gravity Falls (2012-2016) - Dipper Pines and his sister Mabel are sent to Gravity Falls, Oregon to live with their great-uncle for their summer break. But when Dipper finds a mysterious book in the woods, the pair find that Gravity Falls is far more mysterious than it seems... Genre: Adventure with a lot of comedy. Though it's billed as a children's cartoon, Gravity Falls is an intriguing watch with mystery subplots that will keep anyone guessing. It also features a famously strong and cohesive series ending. I was in my late 20s when I first watched this and I was still invested!

Daredevil (2015-2018) - After being blinded as a young boy, Matthew Murdock trained his other senses to replace the sight that he lost. He uses his skills to protect the helpless in the New York City neighborhood of Hell's Kitchen. Genre: Action and superhero. Features a lot of incredibly choreographed violence. (Jessica Jones is also an excellent show to watch, especially if you think of David Tennant as the consummate 'good guy'. He's got range!)

HBO Max (Just 'Max' now, I guess):

Ghosts (2019-2023) - Petty roommate squabbles don't stop just because you're dead! Alison and her husband Mike inherit a house, then a near-death experience allows Alison to see its ghostly inhabitants. Chaos and humor ensue as the ghosts try to adjust to the house's new owners. Genre: Humor. Ghosts is a British sitcom, but since the writers are comedians (writing and performing in Horrible Histories), the show is done in a style that feels more natural to American viewers. Hint: watch the BBC version, not the American one. They're fairly similar, but definitely not the same!

Pushing Daisies (2007-2009) - A pie-maker with the ability to bring back the dead helps to solve murders. He's helped by his once-dead childhood sweetheart. Genre: Comedy with some dramatic elements. Some of the CGI-heavy moments haven't aged particularly well, but the show has a unique premise and an incredibly talented cast!

Hulu:

Abbott Elementary (2021-?) - This mockumentary series showcases an inner-city elementary school in Philadelphia. The teachers and administration do their best for the kids, but they're constrained by budgets and the limitations of the educational system itself. Genre: Comedy mockumentary. Though Abbott Elementary is fictional, some of the issues brought up are all too real. This is a funny and incisive look at the American public school system.

Amazon Prime:

Fleabag (2016-2019) - The unnamed protagonist of the show struggles through life on her own with limited support from her alienated family and the memories of her recently deceased best friend. Genre: Comedy with lots of dramatic elements. Lots of sexual content and references, some language, breaking the fourth-wall, and several characters you just long to hit. I watched the second season in a single day, that's how good this was.

Unknown Streaming Service:

Black Sails (2014-2017) - This prequel to Treasure Island features elements from the book, original characters, and real pirates from history in a setting that emphasizes realism. Captain Flint and his crew search for a legendary prize... one that might allow them to claim Nassau for their own. Genre: Action and adventure. Think Game of Thrones, but with pirates. Incredibly well-written and well-acted with gorgeous scenery, LGBTQ representation, and just enough historical accuracy to keep things grounded. Black Sails also boasts one of the best endings ever given for a television show.

Like I said, please feel free to reblog and add your own television show recommendations onto this list! There are plenty of things to watch and plenty of ways to support the WGA strike that don't involve giving in to big studios.

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providence-park · 7 months

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AHSOKA - Part Six - FAR, FAR AWAY

#mygifs #star wars #scifi #swgifs #science fiction #starwars #the mandalorian #ahsoka #ahsoka series #star wars ahsoka #ahsoka show #ahsoka 2023 #ahsoka tv #rosario dawson #star wars rebels #ahsoka spoilers #tw flashing

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inquisitor-apologist · 4 months

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Anyway. Ever think about how Sabine’s planet was destroyed, her people were genocided, and her family was killed by the Empire. Exactly like what happened to Zeb, and Filoni didn’t even let them interact in Ahsoka???

#like i just realized this and fuckin. seriously dude??#you did all that. created a clear and obvious parallel between two people who ALREADY CONSIDERED THEMSELVES FAMILY and you did.#Nothing with that????#horrible writing fr #star wars #rebels #star wars rebels #sw rebels #sabine wren #ahsoka show #ahsoka series #ahsoka tv #zeb rebels #Zeb #zeb orrelios #Zeb sw #garazeb orrelios #anti dave filoni #is this the original post tag

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willowcrowned · 2 years

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I think what really gets me about Maul post-TPM is that he’s the only Star Wars character with true agency. Because of the way the films were made, every character in the prequels is already predestined for a role—Obi-Wan must go to Tatooine, Anakin must become Vader, every person they care about must be lost to them, and every villain but Sidious must die. Maul isn’t constrained by the narrative because he’s already played his part. He killed Qui-Gon; his job is done. He was never meant to be anything more than a one-off villain, so when he’s brought back, he’s without a destiny in the way that so many other characters are not. He has nowhere he needs to end up, no one he needs to be. He alone has the power to escape from the narrative—but he doesn’t. He buys into the narrative, buys into the conflict between light and dark, buys into the idea that he has to participate in it. Maul dies to Obi-Wan on Tatooine because he makes the mistake of going back, of trying to put himself in a narrative that has no place for him anymore.

#this is not very well articulated but anyways #maul is metatextually the most fascinating star wars character change my mind #even boba fett who had. like. a similar resurrection isn't quite so fascinating #partially because his show was so deeply terrible i would actually pay money NOT to rewatch it #whereas clone wars was admittedly horrible even by kids show standards #and rebels was a mediocre tv series for children with some very powerful moments #but anyways boba doesn't work on the same level bc he isn't a part of the prequels #and the post-OT pre-ST stuff doesn't work the same way as the pre-OT stuff #star wars #star wars meta #darth maul #this is my highly developed opinion #but for once it actually is

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clonebrainrot · 8 months

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Yo does it ever hit you that Sabine is 30 and Ezra is 28 in Ahsoka? I don’t think it will ever get out of my mind that they aren’t 18 and 20 anymore like they were in season 4 or 14 and 16 in season 1.

The disaster children truly grow up so fast.

#star wars #starwars #ahsoka #Ahsoka show #Ahsoka tv #Ahsoka series #Star Wars rebels #Sabine wren #ezra bridger

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darkside-skyguy · 8 months

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Ahsoka Part 5 thoughts (spoilers)

For me, this finally felt like an episode of Ahsoka, rather than a Rebels sequel series. I love Rebels but if you're going to call this the Ahsoka show then you damn well better center the title character!!! Anyway, this episode was all about her and her trauma and we needed this deep exploration in order for the character to grow. She could not have continued on this journey without confronting Anakin. I only wish there was more of this exploration!!!

On that note, I'm glad Hera isn't going with Ahsoka to find Ezra and Sabine. As much as I love Hera, this is Ahsoka's journey and the show is stronger for focusing on her rather than splitting its focus between all these different characters.

HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN IN CLONE WARS ARMOR

I've always been a Hayden Christensen fan but good god Hayden Christensen was amazing in this episode. Just so so SO good. It was so exciting to see him embody the Anakin of TCW that I literally sat up in my seat and screamed every time he was on screen. Really, it was magical to watch <3

The shot of Anakin transforming into Vader and back again in the fog was EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!

Sith eyes sith eyes sith eyes sith eyes

I loved the flashbacks and I loved little Ahsoka. Seeing these scenes in live action really emphasized just how young Ahsoka was when the Clone Wars began in a way that animation never really did. It was so cool to see this side of Anakin in his role as mentor at the very beginning of Ahsoka's training. I want 50 more episodes of scenes like this, please.

REX MY BELOVED

"You are more because I am more" I am WEEPING

The only thing I was a little disappointed about was the World Between Worlds. We didn't actually see any portals or how the WBW works. The fight between Ahsoka and Anakin could have taken place anywhere and I'm still not quite clear on why they were in the WBW. Was Anakin a Force ghost? A memory? Is he like the Son now, but instead of Mortis he lives in the WBW? I would like more information, but I don't think we're going to get more and that saddens me.

Very excited to see where the purgill take them. I love that they are leaving the galaxy far far away for the first time (outside of the EU, anyway)

Can't wait for next week :) :)

#ahsoka #ahsoka tano #ahsoka show #ahsoka series #ahsoka tv #spoilers #star wars #anakin skywalker #the clone wars #captain rex #hera syndulla #ezra bridger #sabine wren #darth vader #rebels #star wars rebels #alyssa rambles #star wars thoughts

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haveyouseenthisseries-poll · 4 months

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#tv shows #tv series #polls #star wars rebels #dave filoni #taylor gray #freddie prinze jr #2010s series #us american series #have you seen this series poll

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stopiwanttotalkaboutcheese · 7 months

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THE LIGHTSABER EMITTER IS TOO NARROW LMAOOOOO

#that was a TOP TIER reference ajsksjasjs #star wars #star wars rebels #ahsoka show #ahsoka spoilers #ahsoka #ahsoka series #ahsoka tv #ahsoka 2023 #rosario dawson #ahsoka tano #ezra bridger

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