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We’ve all wondered it: Grievous spends three years butchering Jedi on the front lines, yet when Order 66 drops, he’s already toast on Utapau. Was that just bad timing, or did Palpatine keep him out of the loop on purpose?  I dug back through the movies, The Clone Wars, the Revenge of the Sith novelization, …

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The Last Jedi has suffered criticism from several angles. Plot holes and problematic writing are among the usual issues brought up by fans. We could also add how the Resistance was presented as not that smart in the movie. Here are 7 reasons that support that argument.  1. Should Not Have Used B/SF-17 Heavy Bombers …

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It’s been nearly a decade since Rogue One: A Star Wars Story hit theaters in 2016, and now, as Andor season 2 wraps up, director Gareth Edwards is taking a moment to reflect. He might be busy bringing dinosaurs back to life with Jurassic World Rebirth, but he hasn’t forgotten the galaxy far, far away. …

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I don’t know why, but this thought hit me the other day after reading a Reddit post, and now I can’t unsee it. Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight, walked into Jabba’s palace calm, collected, and fully prepared to offer peace. He gave that giant crime slug multiple chances to do the right thing. Warnings. Messages. Even …

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I love when Star Wars fans dig into the politics of the galaxy, not just the lightsaber duels or Force powers, but the deeper systems that made everything fall apart. One Reddit post I came across recently really made me think. It wasn’t defending Count Dooku as a hero or saying the Separatists were flawless, …

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Clone armor is designed to be durable, efficient, and iconic. Most troopers march into battle looking sharp, even if their armor’s a bit scratched from the field. But then there are the clone gunners — the ones manning the AV-7 cannons or perched on top of AT-TEs. Their armor? Caked in soot. Smoke-streaked. Dust-blasted to …

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If you’ve ever wondered how the heck any of those troopers tell each other apart, you’re not alone. When they’re not rocking colorful custom paint jobs or unique armor mods, clone troopers, especially in their early Phase I armor, look nearly identical. Same face, same voice, same gear. So, how do they know who’s who …

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If you’ve watched The Clone Wars or Revenge of the Sith, you’ve probably seen General Grievous yelling at or destroying his own battle droids like they’re garbage. It might seem funny at first—this towering, metal warlord constantly bullying the clumsy B1s—but there’s a deeper reason behind it. Grievous didn’t just dislike his droids. He despised …

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The Death Star was a moon-sized battle station with the power to destroy planets—something you’d think would be impossible to hide. But for years, the Empire managed to keep it out of sight, even from many of its own people. Here’s how they pulled it off. 1. Everything Was Compartmentalized The Empire divided the Death …

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Most people remember the big moments between Vader and Luke from the movies, but there’s one fight that happened shortly after A New Hope that not everyone talks about. It’s from Marvel’s Star Wars (2015) comic, and it shows the actual first time Vader met Luke face-to-face—and what’s wild is that he came across his …

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