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Have you noticed how Obi-Wan is always the one getting sent out alone? And we’re not talking side quests, these were the kinds of missions that could shift the entire war. In the prequels alone, he’s the one who’s sent to investigate the clone army on Kamino, and later, he’s sent solo to Utapau to …

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We all remember how The Phantom Menace introduced us to Darth Maul—silent, deadly, and wielding a double-bladed lightsaber like a demon. But what if Darth Sidious had made a different move? What if, instead of unleashing his secret apprentice on Naboo, he sent Count Dooku instead? It’s not as far-fetched as it sounds. Dooku was …

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In Star Wars: The Clone Wars, most Senate Commandos wear fully enclosed blue helmets that match their sleek armor. But then you get characters like Captain Argyus, whose helmet exposes his entire face, completely different from the standard look. It’s not a one-off either. Some captains have this open-face design, while others don’t. So what’s …

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If a lightsaber is the galaxy’s elegant side-arm, the lightwhip is its unruly cousin—a weapon so tricky that only a handful of Force-users ever bothered to master it. So why build a glowing plasma whip in the first place? When you sift through Legends lore, the few canon examples, and the weapon’s engineering quirks, three …

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Did you ever notice how Darth Vader’s helmet doesn’t always look the same across Star Wars? Whether it’s the movies, the animated series, video games, or even comics, his helmet design keeps changing. Sometimes it’s subtle, sometimes it’s way more obvious once you start paying attention. In this article, we’re going to go through eight …

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We all know Qui-Gon Jinn was the first Jedi to figure out how to preserve his consciousness after death, showing up as a voice in Attack of the Clones and later guiding Yoda and Obi-Wan. But when it comes to Anakin—his former apprentice—it gets a lot more complicated. In The Clone Wars Mortis arc, we …

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I was scrolling through Reddit the other day and saw a really interesting post about the clone troopers and their inhibitor chips. The person asked something along the lines of: “If the chips were what made the clones turn on the Jedi in Order 66, what happened to them afterward? Did they wear off? Were …

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Order 66 is easily one of the most iconic and devastating moments in Star Wars history. We all vividly remember Palpatine’s chilling command in Revenge of the Sith, where the clone army suddenly turned on their Jedi allies, nearly wiping out the Order entirely. However, during the Empire’s reign, long after the initial purge, a …

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I was scrolling through Reddit the other day and came across this post on r/StarWars: “Why don’t all droids just speak in a language that’s easily understood? You’d think that’d be important if you’re supposed to communicate with them.” The OP has a great point. In Star Wars, some droids speak Galactic Basic like it’s …

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There are some Star Wars stories so wild you have to read them twice just to believe they’re real. This is one of them. In the pages of Star Wars Tales #19, a non-canon comic titled “Into the Great Unknown” gave fans one of the most unexpected crossovers in sci-fi history — one that brought …

Read More about Han Solo and Chewbacca Crash Into Earth. Native Americans K*ll Han, and His Body Is Discovered by Indiana Jones 126 Years Later