#falleen

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After Cyrell was made a cyborg against his will, he got kinda ostracized by his peers, people believing being half a machine he lost his humanity. And even some of the younglings get scared of him... One of these younglings is Kayu, the baby nautolan. (I plan to use him in stories later). Poor Cyrell feels awful about his predicament but then an unlikely jedi calls out to him... Hyuura, the falleen-zeltron hybrid, who is also heavily judged for his heritage and very potent pheromones, but due to the tinkering Cyrell went through he became immune to his pheromones so he sees Hyuura for who he is and the two ostracized jedi find company in each other. 

Both of their profiles are on my blog below

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[indignantlemur]

hello, I have a bit of an odd question. For each species culture in Star Trek do you think would fit in Star wars? I think the andorians and Klingons fit with the mandalorians. What do you think?

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Hello! This is a fun question!

I'm gonna narrow the scope a little, because if I did every Star Trek species we'd be here forever, but I'll try to hit all the main ones.

Andorians: I could see Andorians fitting neatly into the realm of Pantoran or Chiss characters pretty easily, and what little we know about the Chiss feels a lot like it could parallel Andorians in their earlier, more isolationist histories. I particularly feel like the rigid social structures of the Chiss and their military philosophies would fit quite nicely with Andorian values. Likewise, Pantorans share some similarities with Andorians, like exceptional hearing and coloration. Additionally, the tradition of garnering tattoos to indicate family and allegiance amongst Pantorans does feel similar to Andorian chitin patterns.

Humans: Humans across all universes are pretty much the same, let's be honest. If you take an average Star Trek Human civilian and plonk them down on an average Core World in the 'Wars universe, they'll do just fine.

Vulcans: Of all the species, I feel like Vulcans prove to be excellent candidates for Jedi recruitment, but that's not actually a species, so: Kel Dor. Hear me out: they have sages, they're largely mysterious, they are on the whole very force sensitive (psychically powerful) and they keep much of their culture and traditions to themselves. It's a stretch, admittedly, but I think it kind of works.

Trill: Phydolons feel like a good match. They're a symbiotic species which form a kind of gestalt consciousness between a mammalian host and a fungal symbiote, who value wisdom and spirituality.

Klingons: The Noghri might not feel like the most immediate option to come to mind, but bear with me. Noghri are skilled warriors who utilise technology and an array of natural weapons and defenses, place high value on honour, and function societies built upon familial clans. It's not as much of a stretch as you might think, looking at that. Just as the Klingons are honed for war, the Noghri are uniquely suited for combat - though the Noghri are most well known for being assassins, rather than front-line warriors.

Orions: The Falleen, hands down. Green skin, dark hair, known to use powerful pheromones to influence others, regularly associated with major crime syndicates... it's hard not to see the parallels. It's tempting to say Twi'leks here, but honestly I feel the Falleen are a much better match.

Ferengi: Muun in general, and the Banking Clan in particular. Muun are extremely intelligent and naturally gifted at mathematics, and while the Banking Clan gives them something of a negative reputation, most Muun are pretty decent folks. Sounds familiar? Wildly different physiologies aside, I think the Ferengi and the Muun have a surprising amount in common.

Tellarites: It would be incredibly lazy to say Gamorreans here, so I won't. Truthfully, with the minimal lore on Tellarites that we have to work with, finding an equivalent for them in the Star Wars universe is a bit tricky. I'd be inclined to say the Gran, perhaps, for their colonial tendencies and agricultural leanings, but even that feels very weak to me.

Mandalorians: Mandalorians are not a species but diverse individuals who follow a shared creed, and therefore I don't feel it sensible to include it with any of the above options which are based on species. Additionally, there are at least four kinds of Mandalorians, which further complicates the issue: Death Watch, the Children of the Watch, the True Mandalorians, and the New Mandalorians. Your choices narrow down to child-abducting-hyper-militant-terrorist group, weirdly-genetically-homogenous/militant-pacifist group, militant-but-mostly-reasonable-and-kinda-culty group, and a virtually non-existent faction of militant golden-age-Mandos-cut-down-before-their-time. With all of these, your mileage may vary wildly. I could see Vulcans being attracted to the New Mandalorian philosophies, I suppose, and Andorians would probably be all over the True Mandalorian option, but it's hard to say more beyond that outside of individual circumstance.

Thanks for the ask!

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9/31 sun (солнце) И не простое солнце, а чёрное. Времён "Теней Империи", с принцем Ксизором во главе.

[And not just "sun", but Black Sun. From the time of "Shadows of the Empire", lead by Prince Xizor.]

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very late redraw of that one anne hathaway photo featuring my OC Aria Zahir, and her loving boys

Posted using PostyBirb

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Star Wars: TCG - Xizor by Graysun-D

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podrace pilots don't have enough style in the movies, but maybe that's just because we only saw them on tattooine

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Have some more Thena art. I am mildly obsessed with one (1) scaly green enby alien. Their gender is currently Bowling Alley Carpet.

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Tom Swift Jr. Adventures

With guest appearances from:

K-9 Smith

The Flash

Prince Xizor

Ghost of Souperman

Grandfather of Amogus.

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Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn

STAR WARS EPISODE I: The Phantom Menace 00:49:44

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…Those were the times…

Don’t know what do? Solution always = more nosebleed

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So, this is Hyuura Ke during his Jedi days and fighting in the Clone Wars, before he bacame an inquisitor known as Ophidion. He's a zeltron-falleen hybrid, so beside being Force sensitive, he has potent pheromones which give him the ability to manipulate/persuade/seduce almost anyone. He often uses this advantage in any kind of situations to his benefit, even on his peers. Sadly during the Clone Wars it doesn't do him much good against the enemy forces being a droid army. Usually he's very calm and collected but on the battlefield he lets loose way more often than before, going feral on the enemy, being used to getting his way through persuasion, but his irritation grows as he can't exactly do that to heaps of metal and circuits. But his troopers usually like him, mostly due to his mannerism and of course, the pheromones... 

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Finally completed this piece!

I know it might not look like much but I love it!

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(Star Wars) ocs ocs ocs ocs ocs ocs ocs ocs ocs ocs (brief explanations of them) -Bliz Karse (She/her) - Theelin Jedi Master to 3 padawans, abot Qui-Gon's age, Ky Narec's best friend, Burryaga's padawan -Sevo Zash (They/them) - Bliz's oldest Padawan, Mirialan, 9 years younger than Bliz, master to one padawan (Nyri Lowh), survives Order 66 but dies before the Death Star goes boom -Nyyra Xor (She/her) - Falleen, Bliz's 2nd padawan, about Obi-Wan age, a General during The Clone Wars, dies in Order 66 -Arck Kyvett (She/him) - Tholothian, Bliz's last padawan, born 5 years before TPM, killed by Asajj in the beginning of the clone wars

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Non-human Mandalorians in the Knights of the Old Republic comics (set 3964-3962 BBY)

(disclaimer: these are only folks that are recognisably not human - there's a mountain of species that can wear the same armour otherwise! A mix of neo-crusader and individualised armour)

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Chagrian

Neo-crusader style, these are all the same person, just to show what's going on

Dashade

Wears a standard neo-crusader helmet (mask, cowl...thing), as the Chagrian does

Devaronian

the same woman is in all four of these, she just changes into neo-crusader style armour. They all have the same helmet style - I have no idea how the horns fit in either helmet.

Droid?

Shock trooper/individualised rather than neo-crusader style armour

Drovian

At some point, I think they gave up on making the armour atmospherically sealed. Neo-crusader style, unfortunately no helmet example.

Falleen

All the same person, neo-crusader style

Nautolan

Unfortunately no body image, but it's neo-crusader style

Rhodian

Neo-crusader and shock trooper styles

Snivvian

Neo-crusader. This is the armour they were churning out when the Mandalorian Wars were in full swing - still looks pretty protective!

Sullustan

Neo-crusader, also note the standard helmet style.

Taung

All different people, including Mandalore the Ultimate and Mandalore the Indomitable. The 3rd is an older armour style (crusader) but it's not that different to some of the shock troopers.

Togruta

All the same person, neo-crusader style

Togorian

Two different people, neo-crusader style

Continued in part 2!

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cleaned up a sketch of my pirate OC Zahir, captain of the Dread Horizon and Zeeyal's beloved wife