#its a prequel

[spaceistheplaceart]

more ford and mabel bonding because i said so :)

bonus ford under the cut:

[clonemmunism]

And then they lived happily ever after and nothing bad ever happened to them

[raepliica]

one of these nights

[davinaclaires]

I thought we decided not to fall in love. That we would be forced to live a lie. That it would destroy our lives... (insp x/x)

[fangirlforeversthings]

Girlies will look at the most powerful, most feared by their enemys, most talented, strongest, bravest and basically unbeatable warriors known to mankind in full armor and will go like:

My 🎀babygirl🎀 my cute little pooksie wooksie baby bear🎀💞🌸🎀

[noramsblog]

The plot of Rots summarized

[r-2-peepoo]

I just saw a really stupid take from a Star Wars fan (I know, absolutely unheard of! (heavy sarcasm)) so here is a reminder:

People who ship clones with Jedi are more than aware of the power dynamic. That’s a huge part of what makes them interesting. If we were to to ship Cody with basically anyone else other than Obi Wan, it probably wouldn’t work as well because Obi Wan is precisely the last person who would ever want to pressure him or cross his boundaries.

The Jedi were totally screwed over and backed into a war that goes against so much of what they stand for and on top of that, now they have an entire army of brand new humans to lead. All of those brand new humans are totally unique and just experiencing the world for the first time, even though they’re all mature adults too. It’s a totally screwed up situation which puts so much added pressure onto the Order, so we throw romantic feelings on top of that and we’re not supposed to find that absurdly compelling?

Obi Wan is literally defined by his empathy and his kindness. The reason shipping him with Cody works so well is because there is no one who represents what the Jedi are meant to be better than him. Goodness is at the core of his character. There would never be a day that he didn’t value Cody’s wellbeing over his own feelings. Not to mention that they’re both so dedicated to their beliefs and responsibilities that a relationship is never even realistically an option while the war is going on.

Codywan is about the yearning. It’s about them both knowing they have feelings for each other and not being able to do anything about it because they are fighting for something much bigger than themselves. It’s about the infamous “after the war” conversation that they never got to have. It’s about them meeting again on Tatooine years later, finally on equal footing and completely alone in the galaxy, bonded together by their grief.

That’s why people love Codywan. The suggestion of anything otherwise is just an insult to the hard work all the artists and writers have put into making some of the most incredible fanfiction and fanart and fanon lore I’ve ever seen in any fandom ever.

P.S.— the portrayal of something in a piece of media doesn’t equal the condoning or promoting of that sort of behaviour. I thought we’d long since established that. Let’s use our brains here.

[anakindoodles]

Fractured sense of self

(click for better quality, reblog to support artists)

Individual pieces below the cut

[glowingsand]

“to do this, i must know your story!”

[skydaemon]

the appeal of star wars media is, primarily, having a protagonist who doesn't know fuck about shit

[shyranno]

Day 7 of drawing Maul until someone from Star Wars hires me to do official Maul things, featuring tied back sleeves my beloved

[nihildenial]

they look so stoic and cool but they're probably discussing how bad their on-stage swamp ass is

[lamentis-bo]

The best star pilot in the galaxy

[kabukiaku]

@lulubelluleart i'm so so happy you're getting into star wars, so I drew your newly acquired babygirl ❤🖤

[causalityparadoxes]

Hey, quick question, what did he mean by this.

[fangirlforeversthings]

Would these characters help you k*ll a spider?

Part 2

Clone wars clones