Have you ever noticed those big red circles on top of some Republic Star Destroyers during the Clone Wars, but then sometimes they’re just not there at all? I’ve seen this pop up in Revenge of the Sith, The Clone Wars, and even in fan discussions across games like Battlefront II or Empire at War: …
Tai Luu
I just stumbled across a post on Reddit that really made me stop and think. A fan pointed out something that I’ve actually wondered about myself. I always thought Boba Fett was wearing Jango’s old armor, but then I was rewatching The Clone Wars, and in Season 2, Episode 21, there’s a scene where a …
I just came across something interesting—Darth Vader actually hired a fake Obi-Wan Kenobi to do his bidding. Yes, you read that right. After the Battle of Yavin, Vader finally learned the name of the Rebel pilot who destroyed the Death Star: Skywalker. That revelation sent him down a path of obsession, determined to track down …
I remember that every droid with a built-in shield generator was considered high-cost, which got me thinking—was the generator itself really that expensive? We see shields used all over Star Wars, from massive planetary defenses to personal energy shields. Some armies rely on them heavily, while others seem to ignore them completely. So, were shield …
I absolutely love Star Wars. It’s given us some of the most iconic action scenes ever put on screen. But sometimes, the action misses the mark so badly that it breaks the immersion or makes us cringe. Today, I’m highlighting five of the weakest action scenes from Star Wars—moments that were awkward, slow, or just …
We’ve all seen it—Jedi after Jedi walking into Chancellor Palpatine’s office like it’s just another day at the Senate. From Attack of the Clones to Revenge of the Sith, his chambers were a regular meeting spot for the galaxy’s most powerful Force users. But here’s what always struck me: none of them seemed to notice …
I just rewatched the scene where Yoda visits Bane’s tomb in The Clone Wars, and I’m sure everyone remembers that moment when the vision of Darth Bane appears and confronts him. But that got me thinking—how did Bane actually die? He’s the Sith Lord who created the Rule of Two, yet in canon, there’s no …
Anyone who has watched Star Wars has probably noticed something about Darth Vader’s fighting style—he often wields his lightsaber with just one hand. Unlike most Jedi and Sith, who use both hands for precise control and fluid strikes, Vader prefers a single-handed grip for much of his combat. At first glance, this might seem like …
In the Grand Army of the Republic, every clone was created as an identical soldier, bred for war and trained to serve the Republic. But as we’ve seen throughout The Clone Wars, clones weren’t just carbon copies of Jango Fett—they found ways to stand out. One of the most obvious was through their customized haircuts. …
It’s something I’ve thought about a lot. During Order 66, we saw clones take out some of the strongest Jedi with ease—Plo Koon was shot down mid-flight, Ki-Adi-Mundi barely stood a chance against his own troops, and Aayla Secura didn’t even get to ignite her lightsaber before being overwhelmed. Yet when Yoda and Obi-Wan stormed …