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Cibaba, Douglas Sunvale, Poreht La, Giktoo Nelmo, Lynela Kabe-Oyu, Sav Malagán, Monshi, Jorinda Boffrey, Arkoff, Tia Mirabel, and Regald Coll.
Art by Yihyoung Li. From Star Wars: The High Republic: Chronicles of the Jedi: An Illustrated Guide to the Galaxy's Golden Age.
#art#yihyoung li#star wars#the high republic#cibaba#douglas sunvale#poreht la#giktoo nelmo#lynela kabe-oyu#sav malagan#monshi#jorinda boffrey#arkoff#tia mirabel#regald coll
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@heshemikey
newly emerged dog-day cicada❤︎
bugs are critical to our ecosystem, and we wouldn’t be alive without the majority of them. killing insects simply because you’re scared of them is harmful to not only your environment, but also YOU. cicadas specifically help aerate the filter of the soil that is used by us to plant crops.
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look at that force-bond already.
spoilers for saber for hire #3 below the cut.
holy fuck cibaba being the child of the storm hunting lene. what the fuck. using the nameless to hunt down his own former padawan???? how did the nihil manage to get their hands on a jedi master for their experiments?
that's why lene brought him up in the previous issue. CIBABA WERE YOU TALKING TO THE LITTLE PURPLE BABY ABOUT YOUR FORMER PADAWAN AS YOU WERE TRYING TO TORTURE FORCE-SENSITIVE YOUNGLINGS?
cibaba answer me.
poor fucking lene. kidnapped by the nihil, whatever experiments boolan was doing on the force-sensitive children, rescued by ty and home with her parents, then the nihil show up again and kill her parents and bring along a shrii ka rai.
#keeping up with the skywalkers#lene kostana#ty yorrick#the dark side-caused trauma is strong with this lineage#everyone else can scream about the acolyte i'm here screaming about this particular group of people#from vol. 1 lene would have been born c. 235bby (6 in 229bby when saber for hire takes place)
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wanna hear some basic pronoun statistics from The High Republic Character Encyclopedia?
All THR characters have pronouns. there are 284 character entries in the encyclopedia (out of 296 entries total, the rest mostly comprising groups), with 3 entries for 2 characters together (Ceret and Terec, the Twinkle sisters, Breebak and Tip). In all two-character cases the characters use the same pronoun set.
There are 3 pronoun categories: he/him, she/her, and they/them.
In total, there are 161 he/him entries (162 characters), 117 she/her entries (118 characters), and 5 they/them entries corresponding to 6 characters.
The characters using they/them pronouns are: Helion Volte (Jedi in The Blade comic), Terec and Ceret (Jedi twins in the adult comic), Kantam Sy (the main character's Jedi master in the all-ages comic), Cincey (Path of the Open Hand member in Path of Deceit), and Sky Graf (teen pilot in Quest for Planet X). I believe Volte had unspecified pronouns before the encyclopedia's publication, while the other characters are explicitly non-binary. Kantam, Cincey, and Sky are human, the others aliens.
The Jedi have the highest number of non-binary characters, both absolutely and proportionally. The remaining non-binary characters are Citizens (Sky Graf) or Threats to the Jedi (Cincey). Galactic Republic is the only category with no they/them characters.
Counting the number of entries, the Threats to the Jedi category has the highest proportion of she/her characters at 45.1 %. The percentages are comparable between the Jedi and the Threats to the Jedi, while the other two categories are more dominated by he/him characters (65.5 % for the Galactic Republic and 61.3 % for Citizens).
All 3 individual droids (GT-11, P3-7A, ZZ-10) use he/him pronouns. Characters such as Avon's droid J-6 or Santari Khri's droid ZN-A4, both of whom use she/her, were not included in the encyclopedia.
There are at least 3 characters who were referred to by gender neutral pronouns at some point but do not have them listed in the encyclopedia: Bibs, Cibaba and Santari Khri. Bibs was written as a male character but is not referred to by any pronouns in the works he appears in, and a reference book used they/them for them. The character is now considered a he/they pronouns user by the author. Cibaba is referred to as "they" by Ty's droid in The Nameless Terror but maybe the character in question simply didn't want to assume their gender. Santari was sometimes referred to by gender-neutral pronouns in the game's databank.
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Cibaba (the glasses prescription is very strong, and they're practically blind without them, and they need hearing aids- the consolidation fucked them up medically too)
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We’ve waited for nearly four months, but Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures: Saber for Hire # 4 is finally here!
This wraps up Ty Yorrick’s latest starring miniseries in The High Republic Adventures following Phase I’s The Monster of Temple Peak.
I’m glad my memory is pretty good, or I probably would’ve forgotten what this story was about with the huge gap between the third and fourth issues.
The story went to where the breadcrumbs were leading with Ty facing down her former master Cibaba. He allowed Baron Boolan to experiment on him, turning him into one is the Children of the Storm. Somehow, this allowed him to be regularly around a Nameless without suffering the effects.
Meanwhile, Drewen saves Chancellor Lina Soh’s son Kip and his boyfriend but then requires some saving of his own when attacked by Cibaba’s Nameless. I love that Kip returned to save Drewen by running into it and knocking the Nameless off of the cliff. Honestly, it made me chuckle.
I thought the ending resolution was positive and a good step forward for this series in the all ages book.
Saber for Hire is a fun adventure and is definitely the better of the two miniseries about Ty Yorrick. Check it out.
#comic book#star wars#comic#comic review#comic books#Star wars comics#dark horse#dark horse comics#the high republic#star wars high republic#star wars the high republic#high republic#high Republic adventures#ty yorrick#drewen
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"Forming a bond with an animal is a subtle art. Remember, you're not trying to control, but partner. Feel the connection through the Force. Your mind and their mind. Two wills as one." - Master Cibaba
#grogu#ezra bridger#rey#cal kestis#obi wan kenobi#ahsoka tano#tbobf#star wars rebels#kenobi series#jedi fallen order#the rise of skywalker#star wars#swedit#starwarsedit#userkosmos#userelio#useremi#tusermarissa#mine#*
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Just my fave screenshots of the Keroro Movie 3 credits...
#best#sgt frog#dark keroro#cibaba#doruru#garuru platoon#keroro gunsou#keroro gunso#my rants#click for captions
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high republic characters in Phase 1 only (according to the character encyclopedia) whose fate we don't know:
Tabakan Pak (Qort’s barely present master - I guess Qort doesn't need him anymore)
Ephru Shinn (temporarily replaced Yoda on the council and probably isn't relevant anymore now that he's back. sad!)
Klerin Chekkat (her mother’s tech that Klerin tried to sell to the Nihil has made an appearance in phase 3)
Izzet Noor (senator in LotJ whose aide is a Nihil spy)
Cibaba (in Ty’s backstory), Laret Soveral (in Cohmac and Orla’s backstory)
Marlowe San Tekka, Vellis San Tekka, Serj Ukkarian (involvement presumably ended with the reveal the Nihil are behind the disaster)
Dez Rydan (took the Barash vow in ItD)
Klinith Da, Gwishi (minor Nihil characters in AToC. doubt they're still around)
Bartol, Kalo Sulman (minor characters in There is No Fear arc)
Catriona Graf (her grandson will reappear at least)
Beesar Tal-Apurna (minor character in Trail of Shadows)
Hackrack Bep, Honesty Weft (last seen in Mission to Disaster. not even poor Honesty?? started as a pov character in wave 1 and was forgotten...)
Shug Drabor (minor character in Midnight Horizon)
Cohmac Vitus (left the Jedi Order. Will he come back???)
Farzala Tarabal, Torban Buck, Lula Talisola (on SB last time we saw them, presumed dead)
Starlight staff: Gino'le (Anacondan doctor), Rodor Keen (head of operations)
Ceeril (got arrested)
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