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I know how wild this sounds, but hear me out – I’ve been deep-diving into Star Wars: Dark Droids, and there’s this one storyline that completely flipped the way I look at the Sith. I used to think they were all just power-hungry maniacs who caused suffering wherever they went. But there’s this one moment …

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I was watching Attack of the Clones again recently, and something near the end of the movie caught my attention – something I had never really noticed before. It’s during the part where Count Dooku is trying to escape from Geonosis, right after the whole Yoda duel. Anakin, even though he just lost an arm, …

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I’ve read a lot of Star Wars stories, but this one stuck with me—not because it’s action-packed or epic, but because it’s oddly… human. It’s from Star Wars: Tales (Marvel) Issue #16, and it shows a completely different side of Darth Vader. Honestly, I didn’t expect it to be this emotional. Vader Had a Diary …

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Osgood Perkins, the director behind recent horror hits Longlegs and The Monkey, has made a surprising pitch for a new kind of Star Wars story. During a Reddit AMA, when asked about a dream project he’d want to bring to life, Perkins said he’d love to create “the collected dreams and nightmares of Darth Vader …

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If you’ve ever played The Old Republic or dug into the Legends stuff, you probably know Darth Malgus is not your typical Sith Lord. When I first saw him storming the Jedi Temple in the Deceived trailer, I thought, “Okay, this guy means business.” But after learning more, I realized there’s a lot more going …

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The Battle of Coruscant might be one of the wildest space battles in all of Star Wars, but the full scale of it often gets overlooked. It wasn’t just flashy dogfights and a rescue mission – it was a massive, coordinated assault. Most of the real numbers and ship details never made it into the …

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As Andor Season 2 approaches, Diego Luna urges fans to rewatch Rogue One the moment the credits roll. “Plug it in as soon as the season ends,” he tells SFX Magazine. “You’re going to see it differently, with so much information you didn’t have before.” Andor was always meant to lead directly into Rogue One, …

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Not gonna lie, this question took a while to really land. The moment it clicked, though, it felt way too strange to ignore. How could the cloners on Kamino just ignore the fact that the person who gave them the order looked exactly like the head of the enemy? Turns out there’s more to this …

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I’ve always liked looking into the lesser-known Star Wars characters – especially the ones who barely get any screen time but end up having wild stories in the background. Panaka was one of those for me. I remembered him as the no-nonsense guy from Naboo, and then I started reading more from both Canon and …

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I used to go back and forth a lot on Rey’s story. The trilogy didn’t exactly make it easy. One movie said one thing, the next changed it, and the last one changed it again. After all that, I took a step back and really looked at what worked and what didn’t. Here’s what I …

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