What “Stops” Lasers In This Universe? Couldn’t Luthen’s Beam Easily Slice The Star Destroyer In Half?

The BX-series droid commandos were among the most advanced battle droids the Separatists ever deployed during the Clone Wars. While the Confederacy’s war effort mostly relied on huge swarms of cheap B1 battle droids and tougher B2 super battle droids, the BX droids were different. They weren’t made to fight in massed formations or hold …

Andor has been recognized as one of, if not the, best Star Wars productions. The reasons for these accolades are numerous, and many stem from familiar categories, such as writing, story, and character development. Yet, Andor also offers something beyond those areas that makes it stand out from the rest of the franchise.  1. The …

I’ve come across a lot of scary stuff in Star Wars lore, but the Anzati? They honestly creep me out the most. These are the kind of beings you hope you never run into in some backwater cantina or dark corner of the galaxy. They’ve been around forever, and there’s a reason so many cultures …

Last month, TV Line at Disney Upfront interviewed Nathan Fillion and asked him about Andor. As a top TV star, Fillion had strong praise for the series and contributed to the idea that this series has contributed much not only to Rogue One but also to the entire Star Wars universe. With his words, Fillion …

Mace Windu’s loss to Palpatine was a shocking event. As the top Jedi below Yoda, death was a devastating blow. If he had survived, Windu could have aided the next attack on Sidious. Yet, Yoda never looked for Mace Windu or his body. Why was that? The two main reasons were Yoda’s inner turmoil and …

In 1987, Spaceballs, the famed parody of Star Wars, was released. Since then, this movie has been a fan favorite, appreciated by multiple generations, and often referred to as a “cult classic.” The film has many parallels to Star Wars that capture our attention, including the characters, plot, and themes. Yet, Spaceballs also contains many …

I just rewatched this clip from Pop Culture Quest and man – it’s such a cool moment. Mark Hamill gets handed this box during the show, no build-up, no heads-up. He opens it up, sees the lightsaber inside, and at first, he totally thinks it’s a replica. You can hear him go, “Oh, a replica …

I’ve always thought the First Order didn’t need another Death Star. We already had two of those, and both got blown up. So when The Force Awakens dropped Starkiller Base, basically a Death Star on steroids, it kind of felt like recycled ideas with a bigger laser.  But then The Last Jedi showed us The …

We’ve all seen characters like Ahsoka Tano and Starkiller rocking that iconic reverse grip on their lightsabers—and yeah, it looks undeniably cool. But have you ever stopped to wonder if there’s an actual tactical advantage to holding a lightsaber backward, or if it’s just a flashy combat style designed for cinematic flair? The Masters of …

There’s this one Clone Wars story I keep thinking about because it’s so different from the usual. It’s about a B1 battle droid – yeah, the “Roger Roger” kind – but this one didn’t follow the script. His name was B1-0516, but Obi-Wan called him Bats. And the wild part? This actually happened in Star …