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So by watching Star Wars Rebels we suddenly got introduced to Concord Dawn. I mean, Star Wars has shown us plenty of different and amazing planets over the years, but Concord really stuck with me. The first time I saw it, I couldn’t get the image out of my head — the planet looks like …

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When most fans think of the Tusken Raiders, the first image that pops into mind is probably the sand-masked nomads attacking Luke in A New Hope or clashing with Anakin in Attack of the Clones. They’ve always been portrayed as brutal desert warriors, but there’s actually way more to them than just being scary figures …

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There’s a quiet moment in Attack of the Clones—a glance, really—that feels loaded in hindsight. As Palpatine talks about war and fear, Yoda turns and gives him a look. Not aggressive, not obvious. But enough to make you wonder: did Yoda already suspect something? Or was it just the Force whispering that something wasn’t right? …

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I was scrolling Reddit the other night when a fan asked, “Does anybody know what those markings on Rebel pilot helmets mean?”—and it hit me: I’ve watched A New Hope a hundred times and never really paid attention. Now I can’t un-see them. If you’ve ever stared at Luke’s red “mohawk” stripe or those tiny …

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Throughout the Original Trilogy, the term Sith Lord is completely absent. We understand the Jedi and the Sith as the two great orders tied to the Force, but in the films themselves, only the Jedi are ever named. It wasn’t until the Prequels that the Sith were formally introduced on-screen. But here’s the surprising part: …

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At the end of Return of the Jedi, Luke finally sees the spirits of his Jedi Masters again — Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda. What makes the moment even more powerful is the surprise appearance of his father, Anakin Skywalker, restored to the light and standing alongside them. But that wasn’t the only time Luke encountered …

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If you’ve watched Revenge of the Sith after binging The Clone Wars, Anakin’s first line to General Grievous might have made you do a double-take. When the two finally meet face-to-face on the bridge of the Invisible Hand, Anakin quips: “You’re shorter than I expected.” Funny, right? Except… not really, if you remember that Anakin …

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So I was scrolling through Reddit the other day and saw someone ask: “If Vader had known Leia was his daughter in Episode IV, would he still have gone after her—or tried to turn her to the dark side?” And honestly, that question made me pause. Think back to the end of Return of the …

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I recently rewatched Spaceballs—yeah, the ridiculous 1987 Star Wars parody with Yogurt, Lone Starr, and, of course, Dark Helmet. And while it’s meant to be a joke, I couldn’t help but notice something kinda insane… Some of the wildest gags in that movie ended up becoming real Star Wars moments—years or even decades later. Like, …

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We tend to think of Palpatine’s manipulation of Anakin in Revenge of the Sith as the big moment — the final move that dragged him to the dark side. But did you know Palpatine was already working on Anakin years earlier, back when he was still just a young Padawan? In the Obi-Wan & Anakin …

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