#& obi wan

[finniigan]

I'm excited to finally be able to post my first bit of art for the @obikinbb! This was in partnership with @anakinsthot who wrote an absolutely amazing fic called Snake Oil, which you can read here~

(click for better quality :p)

[a-morningstar-120]

Obi-Wan, in a meeting: My policy is if you see something, say something.

Anakin: I saw a squirrel in a tree today!

Obi-Wan, with the tone of someone who is used to Anakin: Outstanding.

Obi-Wan: This is what I’m talking about people.

[momojedi]

drawing my bf and me as codywan bc we fit the archetype

[darimurtales]

BRAINS AND BRAWN | divergence act one

Awkwardly, and silently, Obi-Wan and Wiltshire stood in the elevator. Wil didn't have much to say— nor plan to say anything. The general was way above his ranks, and they had no business with each other. But this was Beridin's best friend. He saw how she wrapped her arms around him... Obi-Wan cleared his voice. This made Wiltshire lift his head, and stand up just a bit more straight. "Captain. If it were not for your brains, General Darimur's brawn may have gotten her killed." He said this with a hint of humor to his tone. Wiltshire looked at him. "She listens to you— That is a rare thing... Thank you for protecting her." Wiltshire was taken aback by the Jedi's vulnerability, especially with someone he barely knew. There was a weird sensation that came with a shared affection for one person. Kenobi seemed to care about the Clone's Jedi dearly, maybe as much as he did. He suddenly felt very small. And very out of line. "Just doing my duty sir." He replied simply, attempting to keep a neutral tone. Obi-Wan however, could see through this, and studied the Clone. His blue eyes piercing him. "She won't let you do it again." This managed to get a sincere chuckle out of him, in which the Jedi also joined in. For a moment, they were both only human. "I have done everything in my power to foresee that the 498th has all it needs to defend Ryloth alongside the Clans. I wish I could do more. But your men are strong, as are their leaders. I have faith in the front. However..." The Jedi drifted off. He rubbed his chin before continuing. "I fear Beridin will do anything to protect her people. At whatever cost." With new found worry, he turned to look at Wil again. "...If I may ask of you to carry on, then I will." The Jedi swallowed. He didn't need to say much more. Wiltshire didn't break eye contact with him. He was asking him to ensure his friend's safety. The truth was, he didn't have to ask. Dying for her if he had to was already and always the plan. "My place is by her side, Master Jedi." He finally stated. Obi-Wan smiled, though it was somber. He nodded. "Very good Captain." Finally the elevator opened. "May the force be with you all." He stepped out first, and glanced over his shoulder before continuing down the hallway. Wiltshire watched him go for a moment, then began to follow after slowly.

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[mostthingskenobi]

Some amazing art I commissioned from @agingerpanda for a fic I'm working on!!! Can't wait to share the story with you 💜💜💜💜

You were there, impossible alone.

Commission for @mostthingskenobi

[milkcioccolato]

Jedi Master Maul faces the greatest obstacle of his existence: being tiny

[thejoxaren]

Created an AU where Obi Wan adopts the twins and takes them to hide out Tatooine with him. He’s a tired dad and the twins are menaces. There’s a lot of sadness and drama to be found but for now let’s enjoy the cute, sweet family stuff. (Feel free to send asks if you want!)

Officially this is called the Obi Dad AU! Thank you to the person who put it in the tags (and for the kind words)

[prequelsnet]

@prequelsnet prequels appreciation week: day 5 — found family

↳ The Disaster Lineage

[why-rock-look-tasty-if-no-eat]

Oh! For read Star Wars, it'll have to be Vader Down! It's something that I feel shows just how insane Vader can really get during a battle in space and ground. Many people would think that him being an old quadruple amputee would put him at a disadvantage in a one man vs army situation, but that comic demonstrates that he is still perfectly able to fight

Though the Vader fight scenes are a plus, my actual favorite parts is Luke and co vs Dr. Aphra. The whole comic expands on the relationship that they all have really well in my opinion and keep to the original series while also making them act more than just the original. They don't act like they're stuck in (figurine) boxes

The two sides of Vader fighting the rebels and Luke and co fighting Dr. Aphra and co compliment each nicely too. Vader is shown alone, winning with brute force and using fatal battle tactics with little care of how he wins so long as he does. Meanwhile Luke and co are shown using their wits and plan on how to take down their foes. Vader is more a show of a natural disaster on a warpath to his son, while Luke is grounding of a human fighting for his life, knowledge, and freedom

Pawing through it again actually made me sad for Vader because you can see how much being trapped in that suit has forced him to think outside the box when it comes to fighting. Anakin wouldn't have set off those grenades unless it was to create a nonfatal diversion or to open up an entrance. He also would have more than likely done it manually instead of overly relying on the force like was taught to while being a Jedi. Though that was the whole point in Star Wars, showing the tragedy of Vader's life

Unread (Star Wars) comics, it'll have to be from a single panel I saw. I don't remember the name of it, but I remember the context of the scene very clearly. It was an ending of a comic where Vader is hunting down Luke, and he is in an aviary. The birds scream out "Luke Skywalker" then eventually just "Skywalker" all around Vader, and he then kills them all so that Luke couldn't be traced back to him and get a higher target on his back from the Empire (read Palpatine).

Iirc this is after Hoth and Vader was slowly changing his ideals to protecting his son from the Emperor and from his legacy rather than to claim him. I think it might have been this scene where it was written where Vader finds out that Luke is his son? Don't quote me on that though.

But the scene that left a deep impact on the reader, Vader snapping in a panel full of "Skywalker" being screeched as birds flew in chaos and then shown standing over the slaughtered birds in dead silence. The writers knew what they were doing and I love them for that. The scene after that was subtly emotional as well, when Vader walked out of the aviary and was asked by an officer (imperial forces were standing outside the aviary) what happened in there

I don't remember exactly what Vader said, but it was along the lines of "Nothing, let's move on" and (I think, again I haven't read the actual comic just saw a few pages years ago) the officer was shown taking a peak inside the aviary and internally thought along the lines of "It certainly wasn't nothing but I won't question him more about what happened"

That scene is my favorite out of all the scenes.

I haven't read any DC comics or even interacted with any DC media past watching some of the Teen Titans and a third of Young Justice S1 and not even reading the full S1 for WFA (which when I wrote this post it's in S3 and I haven't read it in months lmao). Which is hilarious if you ask me (I'm a DC fanfiction writer)

But if I have to pick a favorite DC comic . . . I think it'd have to be the one where the Titans are fighting against the Greek gods on . . . whatever planet they were fighting on (I have terrible memory). That war really emphasizes how much and we'll they can work together, even when they're fighting with a very small percentage of rebels against an entire planet and gods setting out to kill them. They aren't shown as infallible, the mistakes they make are very human and the fear they have comes across as having weight.

Sure, that comic has been out for decades so we know that no one died (at least permanently, again I haven't read the whole thing) but at that time? When everyone was taking hits, letting their fear and anger take over them? I would've been sitting on the edge of my seat, and I was when reading the few pages I had even though I knew the outcome. Watching the Titans work like a well oiled machine, falling apart like a clock tower collapsing, then eventually getting back into the grove was thrilling.

If I could remember the comic name I'd hunt it down now that I know free comic sites, even though I don't use them lol, just to read that specific comic. Anyways, this went on for a long while, thanks for the question! It was fun to answer and to choose which ones I like the best

What are you favorite Star Wars or DC comics and why?

[verkomy]

everything we had, everything we did is buried in dust, and this dust is all that's left of us

you can get a print here

[orientalld]

Scary dog privilege

[littlekhada]

Tiddies out!

[emily-escott]

Digging through procreate to find stuff that hasn’t been posted yet ✏️

[necrophatic]

Korkie is Obi-Wan's bastard pass it on

[klara-nya]

Nothing better than cats being cute to cope.

I have a lot of ideas and wips, I already sketched The Bad Batch in a big cat pile together cuddling and a I want to draw ref sheets for each one too.

More Star Wars Cats here: Clones refs, Hunter, Crosshair, Tech, Wrecker, Echo.