We all know Anakin had R2-D2 by his side during the Clone Wars. That little guy was more than just a tool – he was a partner, even a friend. But after Anakin became Vader, he didn’t keep R2 around. He made a clean break, and that included replacing his droid. Flying the Same Starfighter …
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I’ve always seen Darth Maul as one of the most intense characters in Star Wars. He’s pure anger, focused on revenge, and honestly pretty terrifying. But there’s this one story – tucked into the Age of Republic – Darth Maul comic – where things take a weird turn. Maul ends up living through a vision …
I was scrolling through Reddit when I saw this post that got me thinking. Someone pointed out that the TIE Advanced and TIE Bomber technically shouldn’t be called TIE fighters. Their reasoning? TIE stands for Twin Ion Engine, and both of those ships have four nozzles in the back, not two. The OP even joked …
When I rewatched Attack of the Clones, that final scene hit me differently. Padmé runs straight to Anakin after Geonosis, holds him like she’s about to break down, and Yoda is just… there (23:04 timestamp of the video below). Watching. Saying nothing. That’s when I realized — it’s not that Yoda didn’t see what was …
One of the longest-running debates in Star Wars is about what really happened to Palpatine’s face. Was it a side effect of his own Force lightning during the duel with Mace Windu? Or was the twisted, shriveled look his real appearance all along—just hidden behind some kind of Sith illusion? Turns out, Revenge of the …
When it comes to lightsaber combat, most of us know the seven classic forms – Shii-Cho, Makashi, Soresu, and so on. But there’s one technique that barely gets mentioned, even though it’s one of the most deceptive, clever, and dangerous forms ever created. It’s called Tràkata, and both the Jedi and the Sith turned their …
The Jedi Order had a strict code: no attachments. Love wasn’t forbidden, but the kind of love that turned into fear of loss, obsession, or possessiveness – that was what they feared. And with Anakin Skywalker as the example, it’s easy to see why. But Star Wars Rebels gave us a different story – one …
This is something I’ve thought about for a while. Padmé was one of the strongest voices against tyranny during the final years of the Republic. She stood her ground in the Senate, called out corruption, and definitely wasn’t a fan of Palpatine’s rise to power. So after she died… what happened to her legacy? Did …
I used to assume all Jedi dressed the same – brown robes, boots, the whole monk look. But then Ahsoka showed up, and it completely flipped that idea for me. I started digging into why her outfit was so different, and the answers were more interesting than I expected. Here’s how it all actually fits …
The other day, someone’s son asked a question while watching Revenge of the Sith, and honestly – it’s a good one. “If the Jedi could just check holorecordings to see what Palpatine was up to, why’d they need Anakin to spy on him in the first place?” At first, that really sounds like a plot …