#darksaber

[body-of-crisis]

Sparks are flying

[heartistii]

happy pridemonth everyone! 🏳️‍🌈

here's some of my favourite saber designs with some of the flags as the saber colors~

(left to right; darksaber, rey, darth maul, obi wan, luke, kylo)

[sirquibble]

"Maybe the Darksaber belongs in someone else's hands"

(Click for better quality)

[darth-memes]

[timetodiverge]

Sabine Week 2024, Day 4: Darksaber

@sabineweek

[the-senates-one-fear]

They couldn't let Din keep the darksaber because he would've been every Mandalorian's wet dream

Like can you imagine growing up with these stories of legendary Manda'lors and their warriors

And one day you meant this Mando who's in full unpainted pure Beskar, with a spear to match, a son he's adopted, AND THE DARKSABER??AND HE MET A MYTHOSAUR?? IN THE ANCIENT POOLS??

[spockvarietyhour]

[azertyrobaz]

Mandoween

YouTube link

[aspiringwarriorlibrarian]

I know the Doylist reason why the dark saber has the most uncomfortable hilt a sword could have is that it was designed in TCW (already a fairly blocky styled show) to be visibly and clearly Mandalorian (who are heavily influenced by cubism), but when it comes to Watsonian reasons, I’ve come up with two explanations, both of which amuse me.

1) The hilt is meant to be wrapped, which would fit its chokuto inspiration and make for some interesting symbolism, because of course the Mandalorians who stole it are literally as well figuratively using the sword wrong. Of course they didn’t do the most basic research or have failed to upkeep it, because that’s what they did for the sword’s entire legacy, strip it of its meaning to make it into a cheap power play.

2) Tarre deliberately made it that way to make it the most clearly, obviously, obnoxiously Mandalorian lightsaber in existence so no one could look at it without seeing clearly what is is and what it represents. Doesn’t matter if it’s inefficient, in this house we commit to the bit and that’s just very Mandalorian of him.

[autumnwoodsdreamer]

Mand’alor the Restorer

(AKA Mand’alor the Reluctant. Mand’alor the Paternal. Mand’alor the “I didn’t mean to win this stupid sword and become the leader of my people but *sigh* I guess this is my life now”)

(close-up, alternate version and process all stowed beneath this nifty little cut)

As I was going along I thought, hey! He should have a crown, too! One that can be worn with or without the helmet, of course (like, it has a connector at the back and maybe some magnets to hold onto the helmet?)

[nothing-but-flowers88]

Din Djarin is a complex character, bro fuckin pulled out space excalibur and didn’t even want it

[shirotamaoka]

Just look at him. He is really hot! I'm proud of his make up cause it's my art.

[echo-coyote]

-Absolute Destiny Apocalypse-

Screenshot redraw from Revolutionary Girl Utena! (Drawn in Procreate and composited in After Effects)

[obitinenovelwhen]

Today marks 15 years since The Mandalore Plot debuted on Cartoon Network, which means happy birthday to:

Obitine! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

The darksaber

Jon Favreau’s first steps into Mandalorian lore

[eithniel]

“Give him back to me” SO...I started this before the mando s3 finale and was planning to rush it to be able to finish before it but I decided to take time and care with so here it is...one week later... Everyone was with a lot of theories that she would save Din again but then...well you know what happened XD This was my imagination of it...and an excuse to redraw that scene from episode 2 without her helmet on 

[teridax-the-467th]

Day 30: Rush

As flawed as season 3 may have been, a full-on jetpacked mandalorian melée was everything i wanted to see