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what even is the whole official star wars stuff. like except from the... nine? main movies that i all watched many times (i mean... "many" is for the first 6 but whatever), there is uhh rogue one? and solo right? i don't think i watched it. but like. there are shows too right? i never heard of those except that there is so much star wars lore that probably comes from ✨️ somewhere ✨️ (i hope). so what do i need to watch?? is there an order?? is there like. idek. things i have to know before diving into this? i feel like if you try to go away from the 6 (9) main movies you're immediatly going to get lost in the most crazy shit ever and never return from it and i'm ✨️ scared ✨️ and ✨️ lost ✨️ and ✨️ need help ✨️

also i spent the whole day reading kylux fics, like that's literally all i did, i'm way too prone to addictions it's scary (i'm glad the exams are behind me lol)

i love ✨️ sparkles ✨️ btw

One of us one of us ONE OF US!!!! I got you!!! Comme quoi it pays to be insane about stuff you like online. Anyway. Never worry about bothering me I am mentally ill about things on here for people to come up to me and say hi me too. I rewrote this a few times but it shoouuld be somewhat coherent.

Okay first there is objectively too much SW stuff for a normal person coming in right now with stuff to do during the day to go through in its entirety. The main stuff are the 6/9 main movies, which you've seen so you're good on that... and now I'm going to establish the concept of canon vs legends. If you've heard people talk about the extended universe/univers étendu, that's the old name of legends, but basically they're two different timelines. Canon is the 9 main movies, the The Clone Wars stuff, and everything serious Disney has done since they bought the franchise: Rogue One and Solo, and the TV shows Rebels, The Bad Batch, The Mandalorian (& The Book of Boba Fett), Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Andor. This is the timeline you're familiar with, but it's recent. Before this became the accepted canon, the 'official' 'true' version of events, there was just the extended universe/legends stuff, basically authorised fancy published fanfic, and sometimes one of the concepts created in those books/comics/games/role-playing games was made canon by being included in the more official, Lucas-made stuff, or was considered canon by the fanbase because most people were aware of the thing and liked it (like Mara Jade, Luke's wife in the legends timeline, who doesn't exist in canon). Basically if Lucas/Disney made it OR it's super popular it's canon otherwise it's just kind of fanfic that's tolerated as long as it doesn't contradict the canon stuff. I hope that was clear enough lol

So there's the main movies, and after that the most popular movies & shows are The Clone Wars (2008). There was a Clone Wars 2D series in 2003 but we're talking about the 2008 3D film and the following TV series here (though Anakin's design is funky in 2003 CW, but it shows different events because it's a legends series not a canon one). The movie is set at the start of the Clone Wars, a little after episode 2, and it introduces one of the most famous SW characters that's not even mentioned in any of the movies. Ahsoka Tano is Anakin's Padawan, she's a cool looking alien, chatty, she's like 5 years younger than him, and she starts out cringey but the general consensus on her is everyone likes her (that's because her creator, Dave Filoni, was in charge of most of the series, and you can tell he really played favourites with his OCs, and since she's not really a Mary Sue she's just extremely cool). If you're interested in the Prequels era you have to be aware of her at minima. You've probably seen art of her, her design is super cool. Ahsoka appears in TCW, but also in Rebels, the Mandalorian & Book of Boba Fett, and she's going to get her own series this year.

The thing with TCW is the first like, 3 seasons are generally "lighthearted" fluff about Jedi life and the war and the clones (as lighthearted as you get during a war, let's say it doesn't feel Super Serious because you know they all make it), but seasons 4 and 5 are closer to the end of the war and get more serious episodes, and then seasons 6 and 7 I haven't seen yet but they're I presume even less lighthearted and even more plotty. There was also a huge gap in when the seasons came out, which explains the tone differences, notably for S7 which is kind of not about the war anymore but just about Ahsoka and what she does after the Empire's rise I think? I'll give you detailed episodes but at least the episodes people recommend watching are the stuff with (Darth) Maul (you're into men so there's a good chance you will be into him - I'm ace and I regularly experience the closest thing I can to sexual attraction when I see him on screen because they animated him in a very...... in a Way that is. yeah), and then probably the 2/3/4 episode arcs that tell a coherent story (Rako Hardeen, Umbara, Zygerria, the Clovis stuff, the baby Padawans on Illum, 99, the Ahsoka stuff at the end of S5, etc). Personally I think the movie might be worth it to establish the characters, it's not super good but at least that way you have an idea of who's who. Once again I'll give you a list with all the details later, but I'm assuming you're not going to want to watch the like, hundred episodes when a good part of that is 'Ahsoka looses her lightaber and learns an Important Lesson about Patience retrieving it', 'R2 & 3PO go on an errand for three episodes' or 'droids are incompetently looking for a mcguffin for four episodes'. There's like an episode that explains why Chewie and Yoda know each other I think too, so that's neat if you're interested. The short answer is that Yoda fought on Kashyyyk during the war and that's Chewie's planet. I'll bury it here but if you want a good website to watch stuff, r/FREEMEDIAHECKYEAH has lists of sites that work (I recommend watching/reading SW stuff in english personally)

You mentioned Rogue One and Solo in your ask so I'll talk about these too: Rogue One is generally thought to be really good (at least in my circles?), it's set right before ep4, the characters are good, and generally it's a recommended watch. Personally I liked it, though not as much as other people seemed to, but the central romance is neat, and I cried at the end (and everyone liked Chirrut, for good reasons). Solo is kind of less good, but one of the main characters gave me adult movie Remus vibes in a way, it has a Maul appearance at the end for the people who watched TCW, and it gives unnecessary backstory for Han. Also Donald Glover looks good.

The Mandalorian is I think a pretty good entry point to the universe, at least seasons 1-2, because the main character doesn't know anything about the lore of the universe, so the show explains who's who what's what and all that. That said season three came out a few months ago and I haven't seen that so I don't know how badly they fucked it up, but they already pulled a shitty one on the audience by having like three crucial extremely plot relevant episodes of the show after the climax of S2 happen in another show, The Book of Boba Fett, instead of putting them in S3, so. Yeah. The other animated shows I haven't watched yet, Rebels is apparently really good but in universe it's set after TCW so I want to finish TCW before I get started there (it's been like a year or two since I started TCW, I'm slow), and The Bad Batch get much more mixed reviews so eh, you can see about that one later, it's less important in the general story of the world anyway. Andor was apparently a masterpiece but I can't say cause I haven't seen it. Visions also is a thing, haven't seen it but it's like, anime loosely set in the SW universe? It looks cool. If you're interested in Padawan stuff, there's Tales of the Jedi, which didn't make a lot of waves I think but has episodes focusing on Qui-Gon and episodes focusing on Ahsoka.

I'm going to give it its own paragraph cause in the Obikin sphere (which I am in obviously) this show was a divine miracle but the Obi-Wan Kenobi show, though it got shat on by other fans for being too silly or something, was to me really good. I feel like it really goes in depth with the Anakin-Obi-Wan relationship, and I remember every time an episode dropped my dash would be full of gifs of new interactions and new lines of dialogue of them being absolutely insane about each other canonically for real. It was wild, it was great, it was a fantastic high. It's 6x 1h, so I think it's fairly watchable compared to all the other longer stuff. It's more about the personal relationship between them, as people, but that's inevitably linked to the Master-Padawan relationship too (there's a good scene of them just before the war sparring at the Temple in episode... 4 if memory serves me right).

Then it's going to be mostly legends stuff, and at that level you just need to pick a direction and dig a little. Off the top of my head, here are different niches I've seen people be into/pists of where you might want to look: there's the old Jedi Apprentice books, aimed at a younger audience, that talk about Obi-Wan's padawanship, though they've been made explicitly non-canon by the recent Padawan book by Kiersten White (which was apparently good, and featured the one line where Obi-Wan says he wouldn't mind kissing any of his friend group but wouldn't want to do anything else, which prompted homophobes to explode and The Gays to celebrate even if we knew), or for more Qui-Gon-Obi-Wan stuff, there's the Master & Apprentice book; there's people who are way way into the clones, but that has more of a Marauders fandom vibe because individual clones don't get that much screentime, so you can see people whose fave is the equivalent of Dorcas Meadowes and who just make their own stuff up in their corner; there's the Mandalorians fans, which I personally cannot stand the majority of because most of the legends Mando stuff (that might have been made non-canon by S3 of the Mandalorian?) was written by Karen Traviss, a woman whom I personally do Not vibe with (come back for the rant later if you're interested), but that's a possibility too, you do you; there's the novelisations of the movies, though the only one that I hear about is the ep3 novelisation by Stover which is a really great piece of literature... and also very homoerotic with the Anakin-Obi-Wan relationship; there's the Aftermath trilogy which makes the transition between ep6 and ep7 and explains how we went from no Empire to the First Order, with cool characters (ie Sinjir whom I love and who is canonically if subtly gay); if you're curious about legends stuff and you want to know who Mara Jade and Thrawn are (if you've never heard their names before they're really popular, Thrawn appears in Rebels as well, he's cool and part of a popular ship in the wider fandom) you'll want to read Heir to the Empire by Timothy Zahn (also introduced the name Coruscant for the capital!). Obviously I am Highly Biased, this is stuff I know off the top of my head, but it should let you explore some different eras and characters. Heir to the Empire (& the rest of the books in that series) is definitely a classic in terms of legends stuff though, if you want to check out the fan favourites.

For comics I don't really read those so you'd have better luck either looking at rec lists online or just wandering around Wookieepedia until you find something that looks cool, but if you just want to read a quick thing, the Age of Star Wars series is neat. It's a series split in the three trilogies eras, and in each era it focuses on 4 heroes and 4 villains. Age of Republic has issues for Qui-Gon, Obi-Wan, Anakin & Padmé + Maul, Jango, Dooku & Grievous; Age of Rebellion for Leia, Han, Lando & Luke + Tarkin, Boba, Jabba & Vader; Age of Resistance for Finn, Poe, Rose & Rey + Phasma, Hux, Snoke & Kylo. If any of those interest you, you can find them on comics websites (like for example a website that would let you read comic online. for example. cough cough. I'm so subtle.) What I would NOT recommend are the Rise of Kylo Ren comics, they're just... I didn't like the artstyle, I didn't like the way it told the story of Kylo falling to the dark side, I really didn't like the careless way it both makes Kylo's relationship with Snoke worse but also doesn't address it at all, it was a big miss for me, Kylux fanfics do it better. If you're curious it's not a long read though. Can't help you more with comics, I haven't gone there much.

In general if you find a character/planet/species/group/etc that interests you specifically, you can go on Wookieepedia and go down to the appearances section, where you can see all the places that thing appears/is mentioned, in I believe in-universe chronological order.

I don't think canon does a lot of explaining the magic if you will, if it does I don't know where. You can try looking in a specific species' tag on here to check out what other people think of their biology maybe, but yeah I don't really know otherwise. In general canon does a lot of 'that guy's a spider. don't ask. shut up he's a spider that walks on his legs and that's it. no lore no culture no nothing he looks cool and evil. bam. we're killing him next episode anyway' but there are also 'little diagrams of the different parts of a lightsaber' moments (I know there's a drawing in the The Jedi Path book somewhere of the anatomy of Obi-Wan's saber). Good luck with that, I wouldn't know where to find it.

If you have questions you can look at @/gffa's sidebar to check out questions they've answered/what they rec, or ask them directly. They're The ressource for SW stuff in my mind, because they're pretty thorough when they answer I feel like. Once again, Obikin bias, be warned, but maybe they'll know where there's some more scientific stuff? They certainly read more than me haha.

I think that's all, I'm going to write down a non-exhaustive but very long list of TCW episodes I think are neat, with a summary behind to help you quickly decide if it's your jam or not. The order is arbitrary, it's half order of importance half chronological, but there's nothing specific from seasons 6-7, because I haven't seen them yet. (the format is episode number x season number, just in case)

Undoubtedly, the Maul stuff: that's the events of ep 5x16, which rest on eps 1, 14 & 15x5 (the start of the plotline that leads to the events), which themselves rest on eps 19-20-21-22x4 (who are the characters that are important and what are they doing here), but also on eps 12-13-14x2 (who are the other characters and what are they doing here), and on the other episodes where Ventress appears, but you can ignore her, just know that the bald lady with the red lightsabers is Dooku's apprentice early on before they part ways (but she's still a bad guy afterwards)

Random stuff that isn't too heavy: 6-7x1, Anakin looses R2 and goes looking for him; 11-12x1, which has some fun Anakin-Obi-Wan-Dooku banter AND Hondo (everyone likes Hondo); 17-18x1 which have the threat of death hanging over the main characters because of an evil scientist and some cool alien designs; (19-)20-21x1, the Ryloth arc where you can see clones being nice and the Jedi being cool, plus Twi'leks (I put the first episode of the arc in parentheses because it's not necessary to watch it to get the idea of what's going on); 8x2 which is the last part of a 5-ep storyline about mind-controlling brain worms, I recommend it because you'll probably like the interactions between Ahsoka and her friend Bariss + Bariss gets relevant waaay later; 16x2 which has the spider guy I mentioned that I like a lot and a bit at the start where I honest to god thought for a split second Obi-Wan and Anakin were going to kiss; 9x3, it follows 22x1 but you can go in kinda blind, it's just a little buckwild with its characters and I think you'll like Quinlan (if you do he appears more in some books & comics, and he's in fanfics a lot because he and Obi-Wan have a fun dynamic)

The Clovis stuff: Rush Clovis is an ex friend of Padmé that Anakin is really jealous of, he appears in 4x2 (and comes back in 5-6-7x6) and if you want to see Anakin behave like a jealous shit that's a good episode.

The Zillo Beast arc! 18-19x2, includes a big beastie, Palpatine being evil and kicking a dog (the beastie) to prove it, and Anakin's disability being visible. I give it here because it's often a trope in fics to have Palpatine killed by the Zillo Beast but it's not plot significant.

Clones stuff if you're interested: 5x1, with the first appearance of a group of clones that come back later; 10x2, it's part two of a plotline but the interesting clone stuff is mostly just in part two, in it there's an exploration of the clones outside of war (which they have literally been designed and created for); 1-2x3, introduce 99 who's neat and are mostly focused on clones

Padawan Lost arc: 21-22x3, Ahsoka being hunted for sport (literally), she kicks ass, and Chewie + another character I like show up in ep22

the Umbara arc: 7-8-9-10x4, a Jedi General is a real asshole to the clones we like, it's a little heavier and you can feel the transition from lighthearted start of the war stuff to the more depressing stuff that comes afterwards

the Zygerria arc: 11-12-13x4, the arc in which Obi-Wan gets hit & injured every episode I think, with cool designs because there's more Togruta and they look cool (warning though the Zygerrians are slavers, they enslave people). There's a cool moment at the end for Rex if you end up liking him (he's Anakin & Ahsoka's clone captain and one of the most important clones)

the Rako Hardeen arc: 15-16-17-18x4, more Obi-Wan violence! it's one of the arcs Obikin tumblr doesn't shut up about because basically Obi-Wan fakes his death and doesn't tell Anakin. It could have been better but it's trying something for sure

the Onderon stuff: 2-3-4-5x5, it's Ahsoka dealing with Romance (a little bit, the character she has Romance stuff with is already established from earlier seasons but you don't need to know him, just know he has a history with Ahsoka and he used to be a Separatist, ie on the wrong side) and I think you could like Steela & Saw Gerrera? Saw appears in Rogue One later on, but he's from TCW. The arc is about helping him, his sister and their people regain control of their planet.

the younglings: 6-7-8-9x5, little Jedi kiddos who go on their first big adventure to get their lightsaber crystal and then have to fight to come back home. They're really cute, the droid is voiced by David Tennant, and you can see Hondo in the last episode I think.

and finally, the arc you also gotta watch because it explains why Ahsoka isn't mentioned in ep3 when she was Anakin's Padawan and this boy gets attached way too fast: 17-18-19-20x5, which begins with Ahsoka and Anakin investigating a bombing in the Jedi Temple and ends with Ahsoka leaving. I put off watching it for so long because it's sad :(((

probably also the rest of the seasons, but you'll have to look at Wookieepedia descriptions to see if something sounds interesting (if I were you I'd focus on the Ahsoka stuff later on, apparently she does some cool interesting stuff). Wookieepedia has pages for every season and every episode with short & detailed summaries.

That'll be all, congrats on reading all that, ask me about stuff if you want I love never shutting up about this, I have discord if you want to chat, please give me impressions if you do end up watching/reading anything. Good luck with this monstrosity of a list lol.

Ahsoka Tano Fan Art by kerembeyit | 2D | CGSociety

I ran out of time to work on a new render, but here is the current progress of my currently longest-running project: my Lightsaber Project

From left to right, we have Darth Maul, Sha’Gi, Anakin Skywalker (Revenge of the Sith), Ahsoka Tano small and big sabers, Luke Skywalker (Return of the Jedi), Obi-Wan Kenobi (Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones), Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi (Revenge of the Sith, A New Hope, Obi-Wan Kenobi), and Darth Vader.

Looking at this, I’ve gotta say... I’ve got plenty more space here! I currently only have one saber in the works at the moment, so if you have any more ideas, then please let me know! If you have a favorite jedi or sith, I will make their lightsaber for you! In fact, if you want to see one of these ones in a better picture, I will also make that, as well as write a brief history of the saber. 

This project has nearly unlimited potential! There are so many lightsabers! 

Oh, and also, I will also do custom lightsabers of your own design. The lightsaber for Sha’Gi has only a few frames of a 2D cartoon, and I still made that work, so I’m sure I can do something with your design if you send it to me!

Let me make lightsaber 3D models! I really enjoy this!

The judge who would be judged

read it on the AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/41656503 by Mina8992 It was all Cody’s fault. He was the one that had put him in this predicament to start with when he had told him about his brother’s best-friend that needed a place to stay with his family. Obi-Wan doesn't have time to answer house calls, he's a busy man supposed to enjoy his day off. Instead he becomes intertwined in the life of the family from 2D, but he can't find himself to be mad when he gets to be with Anakin. But things are too good to be true, and Obi-Wan knows he needs to come clean to Anakin before it all blows up in his face. Words: 1257, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings, No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: M/M Characters: Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, Padmé Amidala, Shmi Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, CC-2224 | Cody, CT-7567 | Rex Relationships: Obi-Wan Kenobi/Anakin Skywalker Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Lawyer Obi-Wan Kenobi, Mechanic Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan hides who he is, Landlord Obi-Wan, Mutual Pinning, Hurt Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker Needs a Hug read it on the AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/41656503

16^12 medium culture and technologies explained

I will mostly focus onto the 4400 to 4520 CE (its common era epoch is ~2500 BC here) but won't mind diving some more into other relevant tiny bits about my constructed world as I see fit.

This CE calendar essentially starts with the first few still active written records / libraries in my constructed world, which is around the time they reach the bronze age. This serves also as a "lighthouse" strong feature for my world, a bit like a Library of Alexandria which lasts for ~6400 years. Ties in well with all the playthroughs I got in mind.

Anyway, first there are these scroll records (400s - 3000s). Then skipping forward much a few formats to the 41st century (~1400s tech-wise), comes the index card records, in both continuous tape and in individual cards forms.

Then again skipping time to the 45th century (~1900s tech-wise, complete with Unit Record Equipment and Radio Teletypes), I envision "Ambersol" Cylinder Records as a key audio record format (which whilst it stays somewhat of a failed format, it shall record some interesting news from the 4410s that deserves to be mentionned).

Amidst those recorded events, one is the core point of divergence I put emphasis onto for my conworld, where alot of subsequent changes stems from. Aka the Theodore Roosevelt-equivalent figure winning the 4412 election against Woodrow Wilson. And the subsequent historical derivations I get going from there. The very specifics of how & the other Shoshoni intrigue politics at play are less relevant as I haven't got full answers for such just yet. But it is a big justification for how the world went in a nicer direction onwards than what we see in this reality.

Eventually as the first vinyl disc record format gets superseded, a small format war erupts between EP-sized 33 RPM and auto-play 45 RPM, here won by the latter. And as the second world conflict ends (1940-1946, yes I still seek to make one for a few purposes), I imagine germanium transistors being invented by '48 and get commercialized (also some similar group to the traitorous eight shall arise by '56 with Fairchild silicon transistors) and eventually leading to the robotic labor automation initiative (similar to both the fully-realized OGAS and the labor law plans of the OTL USSR before Kennedy's assassination) of the mid-late 60s taking hold into the historical pipeline towards droid-tier serfs and then synthetic sapients by 2000. (Second generation synthetic sapient beings coming by ~ 4524-4525)

And whilst there are definitely cassettes, floppies and VHS-es still exist in niche educational and home media contexts, the timely introduction of Laserdiscs around the early seventies (introduced 1972-1975?) shall see most professional live-action movies & cartoon productions made for such medium. And yes, there are some key cooperative syndicated agency figures in tech to remember, like Konrad Zuse + Kira Olsen (Pflaumen), Tano Bronzespear & Star Booksword (Macroware & EBM), Maela Katarin (Utalics legendary Lisp designer, programmer & developer), Iwa Basher (Hitachi Androids Limited) and a handful more.

(ICL foreign soviet market venture massive success & infrastructure, strong copyleft GNU, Wyatt OpenPOWER computing stack standard, Nuclear Fusion since 2000, DIS, CLADO and its cladograms, Perseus, UTO MiniDisc success, TAL libre cyberware & soon bioware, Pflaumen advantage over EBM early-mid 80s, [?], SASS scripting ledgers & spreadsheets, Solarium for business mainframes, Portal for regular home users, Synod for tech enthusiasts and education, ZealOS, Parade, COS' Angora, Utalics MP/M, Macroware Xenia, Tekla Industries [Disney-like 2D/3D hybrid animations & theme parks], PacoLisp & PanLisp, Maynard 3D-textmode Multi-User-Domains, Brass content-recommendation systemic agents (instead of mainstream search engines), Soyuzmultfilm [used to do only 2D lofi animations, now autonomous 3D-only PIXAR-style animation studio], Sphinx & OUYA modular game consoles, Van/Vin terminal text-editor, SID tracker music, .OGG & .MOGG files, Venera rich media DolDoc filesystem, GrooveBlack [contemporary soft rock/metal mixture] & TallTree [solarpunk & mallsoft mixture] music genres, meta-programming as norm, tribble data blocks aka 12-bit units as most rudimentary machine structure [started as 6-bit ASCII-like standard], powerful scripting disk editors, OpenXanadu actively supported, VeneraCommune.SU, MaskochCommune.SU, localization-friendly domain names, Fish as default shell, PAX software utilities standard, Vixen home computer, Didaktik x96 MCU SBC kit, Elektronika MK53, Pflaumen Alfa, PLATO V touchscreens, CDE Plasma & Liquid, Pathfinder 5E TTRPG, GURPS, Lightfall CRPG, Entropy cartoon series, Reichburger parser text adventure, Sega Sonic the Hedgehog 2D platformer, Dusk 3D solo first person shooter, Lux Leo first person puzzler, CSCO community-driven cooperative multiplayer FPS, Prospero decentralized DAO MMOFPS, Isolation immersive horror game, Blackhand grand strategy 4X game, StarBook RTS, Maywire Turn Based Tactics, Stalker movie, Solaris movie, Alien The 8th Passenger movie, Terminator 1, Planet of the Apes 1, Aperture sci-fi movie all about Star Wars'-like androids and their perspectives, Jin-Roh animation movie, Akira animation movie, Maynard Ladies documentary series about female programmers, Itza documentary series about nuclear meltdown, Celeste cartoons [opposite perspective to Helluva Boss'], Commune series of forking path novels, Memex Bank [alternative library of Babel], Memsistor [logical component invented in the late 4470s with memory baked-in], Codices of Panay [games / toys ruleset like Neville Goddard's, H.G. Wells' Little Wars, Panini's and Alonzo Church's Lambda Calculus aimed for learning and manifestation purposes], Rogue Servitor Autonomous Service Grids [federated but not centralized], divide and conquer for 1910s electric cars manufacturing success, moderate syndicalists and moderate georgists as main Shoshoni political factions in the 4520s... et cetera.)

I do see its present-day period (~4520-4524) not as purely utopian (that would be boring and very foolish tbh) but definitely a handsome lively standards quality upgrade compared to ours. Not without some nuanced hinderances, but the lesser in number issues and also less severe. Remark that they are most likely very different issues too...

I had more on the way as I kinda erased some keywords accidentally and feel like adding some more but I should be good now that I have spent a few hours into this braindump. Enjoy my history-altering leisures. (^.^//)

2D comic style ahsoka tano

outline traced

09-01-2023

[image description: it's a drawing of Ahsoka Tano from season seven of The Clone Wars. She's kneeling on one knee and she's looking off to the side, presumably glaring at Darth Maul. Her lightsabers are held over her head in a way that frames her. End of i.d]

i never posted this

uhh i hated hoshi so much i never even wanted to do anything with him again (i . literally put too much concepts in one guy uuh.. whoopsies) so i just threw him away and started over again so likeeee hoshi v3 x3

The bombastic and destructive dog star hero, who has yet to accept he can be as dangerous as he is. Too caught up in being a jocky ball of energy, Hoshizawa struggles to... Stop being that. He's here for a good time, not a long time after all. His quirk, "Stardust," is a notably exceedingly destructive and volatile quirk. A fact which he seems not to accept, because fucking around and having fun is far higher on the prerogative. The personality of someone who got it all off tiktok. Playfully crass and denser than the stars he's named after. But generally goodwilled underneath the enthusiasm. After all, he's trying to be a hero. Even if he sees it as something worth half the importance it should be treated with. To which, he can be exceedingly aloof about important matters. Like, who cares if a villain is attacking the city, someone put pineapple on pizza?!?! I beg your Fucking Pardon. i could honestly just put these actually tbh https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CluelessChickMagnet https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Cloudcuckoolander https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FearlessFool https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/LovableJock

hes sjust like that now

also uh, "why is he a wolfboy now" it was simply not my choice

blame them

Comparing art from 8 years ago (when i got my first wacom) when I work on my first digital paintings. Compared to now. It was a mess back then. xd

Here is my favourite character from a Galaxy far far away... , some Star Wars inspired fan art I did of Ahsoka Tano. Who is your favourite character? And would you like to see me draw any more Star Wars related art? May the force be with you.