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I’ve always thought of the Emperor’s Royal Guards as silent statues in red armor. They stood in the shadows, never speaking, never moving unless ordered. But there was a time when two of them stepped forward and followed Darth Vader into danger. Their story began with an explosion inside the Emperor’s throne room (took place …

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I came across a thread the other day where people were debating Luke’s exile on Ahch-To. He calls it “the most unfindable place in the galaxy,” but then there’s this whole “map to Luke Skywalker” plot in The Force Awakens. At first glance it feels like a contradiction. So I dug into it more, and …

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When Anakin Skywalker gave his life to save Luke on the Death Star, he returned to the light for one final moment. Luke saw his father’s true face and spirit before he passed, but Leia never had that chance. Only shortly before his death did Anakin even realize Leia was his daughter. Afterward, as a …

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When people think about the Jedi, they usually picture Coruscant. After all, that’s where the Jedi Temple stood for thousands of years, right in the galaxy’s beating political heart. But here’s the curious part: in all of Star Wars lore, we can only name a few Jedi who were actually born on Coruscant, like Qui-Gon …

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As a kid, Tarkin got tossed into the planet’s lethal forests by his uncle with a cold send-off: “Either you kill, or—” and then he was on his own. Those hunts left him with a body mapped by scars and a mind tuned to survive. From then on, he measured worth the same way the …

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Tony Gilroy recently voiced his support for an Andor spinoff show. The idea arose from fans, and Gilroy expressed how promising it would be to see Kleya and Vel hunting after ex-Imperials. This premise is captivating for that reason, but also for the promise of how the characters would unfold.   A Captivating Andor Spinoff Series …

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We all remember the opening of A New Hope. The Tantive IV is under siege, Vader’s Star Destroyer reels it in, and within minutes, stormtroopers burst through the door and wipe the floor with the Rebel crew. But looking back at it now… were there better ways they could’ve handled that? I’m not saying they …

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Most fans know Han Solo’s great love story with Princess Leia Organa. But long before he became a general in the Rebellion, Han’s personal life was full of surprises — including a marriage that almost nobody talks about. Canon sources from comics and novels reveal a side of Han that’s less about blasters and hyperdrives, …

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Did you know that in The Empire Strikes Back, C-3PO was almost destroyed for good? We all remember him getting blasted and torn apart on Cloud City, right? But what most people don’t know is—he was this close to being scrapped completely… until Darth Vader stepped in. Why would Vader care? Because deep down, he …

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Stormtroopers weren’t exactly known for their individuality. For the most part, they were nameless, disposable soldiers of the Empire—until the credits rolled and they disappeared into history. But every rule has an exception. After the fall of the Empire, one stormtrooper refused to vanish. Instead, he rose through the criminal underworld, stole Tarkin’s old ship, …

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