Star Wars has been a cornerstone of pop culture ever since it first hit theaters. It’s part of our memories, our joy—and yeah, sometimes, our debates. One of the more divisive topics among fans is the idea of bleeding kyber crystals. If you’ve been in the fandom long enough, you’ve probably heard the argument at …
Tai Luu
Palpatine never hid his hatred for the Jedi. We’ve seen how he spent decades plotting their downfall—manipulating them from the shadows and ultimately wiping them out. To him, the Jedi weren’t just enemies. They were weak, misguided, and completely blind to the true nature of power. And yet, despite all that, there was one Jedi …
I have to admit, Star Wars Resistance had some seriously cool ship designs, and for me, Black Ace was easily the best. What makes it even more interesting is that, by definition, it’s technically an “Ugly”—a term used for ships cobbled together from different parts. But let’s be honest, if you saw Black Ace first, …
I’ve seen this question come up a lot, and honestly—it’s one of those deep-cut Star Wars timeline debates that really makes you think. We all know that by the time of Attack of the Clones, Count Dooku is fully in league with Darth Sidious, operating as Darth Tyranus and pulling the strings behind the Separatist …
We all thought the Grand Inquisitor’s story ended in Star Wars Rebels—defeated, falling into the flames, with that haunting final line: “There are some things far more frightening than death.” At the time, it felt like the end. But what if that line wasn’t just dramatic flair… but a clue? Yes, we saw him again …
TIL George Lucas had over 50 scripts ready for a live-action Star Wars show that never got made. It was called Star Wars: Underworld, and it was supposed to dive deep into the criminal side of the galaxy—the dirty streets of Coruscant, crime syndicates, political corruption, all of it. Lucas and his team spent years …
Does anyone else ever notice this little detail? Out of the millions of clones created for the Grand Army of the Republic, only one was ever officially labeled as “defective.” We’re talking about Clone 99—the aging, physically deformed clone who served as a maintenance worker on Kamino. That’s kind of wild when you think about …
When we talk about the clone battalions in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, most of them are tied to big battles across the galaxy—Geonosis, Umbara, Ryloth—you name it. But Rancor Battalion always felt a bit different. We usually see them on Kamino, acting as elite trainers, overseeing clone cadet squads, and defending Tipoca City from …
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. We all know Maul was Palpatine’s first apprentice that we actually saw in the movies—fast, deadly, and terrifying with that iconic double-bladed lightsaber. But if you remember Maul’s return in The Clone Wars, there’s one line that really sticks with me. When Maul learns that the Clone …
Revenge of the Sith starts off with an incredible opening—the intense space battle, followed by Obi-Wan and Anakin landing on the Invisible Hand to rescue Chancellor Palpatine. I’ve watched this moment countless times, and one thing always stands out to me. When Palpatine tells Anakin, “Kill him now,” Dooku looks completely shocked. We can all …