#Anakin-s

[swetearss]

sorry for always being the first like in your fic, i just check the 'x reader' hashtag constantly

[mayhemspreadingguy]

Someone was sobbing. After a moment, Anakin realized Oh. That's me. And then his knees were buckling and he was heading for the ground. Obi-Wan caught him. "It's all right. I've got you." -K. Miller

[fantasticgothicpeachsludge]

Cody siping his caf watching Anakin and Ahsoka blow up a building: Not my circus, not my monkeys.

Obi-wan running towards the burning building: MycircusmymonkeysMycircusmymonkeysMycircusmymonkeysMycircusmymonkeys-!

[iszapizza]

I just want to see them bond :’)

[phantasm-echo]

Despite everything, it’s still you…

[polarspaz]

Some of my favorites boys as Dragons.

From left to right is Anakin from Star Wars -> Leon from Resident Evil -> Sanji from OnePiece -> Tim Drake from DC Batman -> Steve from Stranger Things.

[kagoutiss]

still thinkin abt peeled vader

[cinerins]

2003 Clone Wars is so-so, but I have to admit, it's fun and it has a ton of little scenarios I really appreciate as a former Star Wars kid

Such as the ARC trooper segments, Mace Windu tearing up an entire droid army, and not to mention Jedi wearing full armor for certain battles!! Love that they kept their capes/cloaks to distinguish them, it's all so dramatic

Speaking of—Based on what I remember of later instances, I actually prefer this one's depiction of Ventress and Grievous

Grievous comes closer to a creepy crawly version of Vader, but it honestly works really well for the setup. He actually feels dangerous and somewhat unpredictable, giving multiple Jedi a real struggle despite his lack of any Force talent

For Ventress, I enjoyed the way she acted more ambitious, arrogant and immature—like a mirror to Anakin's character. In that way, I thought she actually would've made a fun counterpart to him, if they had kept that direction in the later show

Also her design?? Shout out to this dramatic little cloak, it's so endearing

There's more I could talk about, but honestly my thoughts just keep coming back to the best Cody moment in the entire franchise. Should've let him use his jetpack more what a goober

[marvelstars]

“He should have known better.” Leia passed the electrobinoculars to Han. “He was a Jedi.” “He was a kid with a dead mother.” Han raised the electro-binoculars, but he seemed to be looking more toward the banthas than the bones. “He vented his anger on the ones who killed her. I might have done the same thing.” “That doesn’t make it right,” Leia said. “And it doesn’t make me a Sith monster, either,” Han retorted. “What he did wasn’t evil, it was human. Later, he became Darth Vader and did a lot of terrible things, but don’t forget that he’s the one who killed the Emperor.” “You’re saying you forgive him?” Leia asked. “After he froze you in carbonite?” “I’m just saying that without him, Palpatine would still be Emperor.” “You’re saying Darth Vader saved the galaxy?” Han shrugged. “Well, Anakin Skywalker. Think about it. If he’d have been a nice guy, do you think he’d have ever gotten that close to Palpatine?” Han continued to watch the banthas through the electrobinoculars. “Maybe that was your father’s destiny all along, to save the galaxy just like his mother thought he would - well, maybe not just like she thought. But he did save it.”

Tatooine Ghost by Troy Denning

[mrv3000]

Force ghosts are always an interesting and highly entertaining topic to me, especially when it comes to Leia. I don't think she spent any of her actual life studying on how to become a Force ghost? She must have gotten in the Anakin way.

I'm assuming Luke was the one to yank her into the ghost realm, but did he have to shove Anakin into a Force ghost closet so as to not scare her off?

Luke: I know you don't have all of your memories back yet, but now that you've fully transitioned into being a Force ghost...

Leia: Stupid name.

Luke: ...there's something you should know.

Leia: Does it have anything to do with Obi-Wan somehow slamming back what looks like space vodka?

Anakin hiding around the corner: *VIBRATING WITH EXCITEMENT*

[ohyousillything]

During a joint mission between the 212 and 501. 

Cody, after punching an enemy in the face: I kind of have a crush on someone, but I’m worried about telling you who it is, because you’re not going to like it 

Rex, shooting at moving targets: rip the bandage off 

Cody: it’s General Kenobi

Rex: put the bandage back on

[unspuncreature]

obi-wan should’ve been at the club!!!!!

[sammys-magical-au]

Someone take my internet privileges away

[xhunnybeeex]

YALL I CONVICED MY BF TO BE GHOSTFACE FOR A HALLOWEEN PARTY WERE GOING TOO. HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO NOT BE THINKING OF NOT THAT KINDA GUY BY @xzaddyzanakinx THE WHOLE TIME!?!! i’m about to be the happiest (horniest) girl ever !

[fangirlforeversthings]

Anakin did at least once accidently call obi wan mom/mommy during his childhood since training with him and you can't never change my mind about that.

[adragonsfriend]

Upon reflection, having it implied that saying "Anakin can both be traumatized and responsible for his actions, (which is not the same thing as blaming him for his trauma)," means that I don't like his character, or that I think anything along the lines of "he's inherently bad," is actually hilarious and I'm no longer mad about it. Like,,,

My dear critics, I did not write over 100k (so far) of fanfic about him going on a time travel redemption arc, in the relatively famous in SW fandom "Anakin actually was already redeeming himself thru stories and being a double agent and is possibly the coolest character ever AU" because I think he's inherently bad person. I am so incredibly down for the fact that he is capable of so much good. For 24 years he makes literally the worst choices possible, and then he is still capable of making a good one. That's the WHOLE point.

His potential for good is why it's sad that he makes bad choices. No one gives a fuck when Palpatine does war crimes because he's presented to us narratively as a force of nature, not as a person. Anakin IS presented to us as a person. He could always choose differently.

But he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't. And he doesn't.

AND THEN HE DOES!!!

Writing a fix it centering on him is largely just a matter of choosing any one of those "And he doesn't"s, and changing it to an "And then he does!"