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When a clone died, protocol wasn’t as simple as “leave no man behind.” In fact, Legends shows a complex system—sometimes personal, sometimes industrial—that determined what happened to every fallen trooper. So let’s break down exactly what happened to the clones who never made it home. How Clones Handled Their Fallen Brothers Clones grew up together, …

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I’ve seen a lot of people point at Thrawn’s uniform and ask why he’s walking around with four metal “pens” on his chest. The question shows up every time he appears, and I get why. They really do look like little writing tools. But once you dig into them, you start to see how much …

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Many people talk about clones turning on the Jedi, but the regular officers in gray uniforms saw the whole thing unfold from a very different angle. Their story feels overlooked, and the way they handled Order 66 shaped the early Empire in ways many forget. Let’s go through that story and follow both public reactions …

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There’s a moment in Star Wars: Darth Vader (2015) #20 that hits hard, not with explosions or lightsaber duels, but with words. The kind of words that can either destroy or rebuild someone. Emperor Palpatine gave one of those speeches—to Darth Vader—after everything had gone wrong for him. The Fall Before The Lesson After the …

Read More about Palpatine’s Inspiring Speech to Darth Vader to Keep Going (Canon)

Everyone knows Emperor Palpatine as the master manipulator who brought the galaxy to its knees. But before he became the all-powerful Sith Lord of the Empire, he was an apprentice—Darth Sidious—serving under a Muun known as Darth Plagueis the Wise. Plagueis wasn’t just any Sith; he was obsessed over mastering life and death itself. So …

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When people think about Emperor Palpatine, “friendship” isn’t exactly the first thing that comes to mind. He was a man who saw everyone as a tool — apprentices, allies, even entire star systems. Yet, buried under all the lies and political games, there was one man he truly trusted. His name was Sate Pestage, and …

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Every Star Wars fan probably remembers that little baby Hutt from The Clone Wars movie — Jabba’s kid that Ahsoka Tano carried around in her backpack. Yeah, Rotta. It’s been years since we last saw him, and he just disappeared from the story. I’ve always wondered where he went, and recently, something new finally gave …

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Every galaxy has its monsters, but few were born from an obsession like the Rakghoul Plague. Long before the rise of the Empire or even the Republic’s golden age, one Sith Lord’s hunger for control set off a chain of outbreaks that scarred worlds for millennia. I’ve gone through the old records, comics, and archives …

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When I think about the Jedi, I usually picture calm guardians with glowing sabers who stand for peace and justice. But if you dig into the old Legends timeline, you’ll find one event that changes how you see them forever — a moment so extreme that later Jedi called it a mistake. It’s known as …

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Sometimes a Star Wars moment sticks with you because it feels like a puzzle piece is missing. Ahsoka’s framing in The Clone Wars is one of those situations. I know many fans looked at everything happening—the Temple bombing, the clone guards who were murdered, the rushed investigation—and started wondering about the Jedi who could literally …

Read More about When Ahsoka Was Framed, Couldn’t Quinlan Vos Have Used His Echo Force Ability To See Who Killed The Guards?