#kenobi tv

[dyingroses]

Leia Organa + text posts and stuff

[usergreens]

OBI-WAN KENOBI (2022) 1.02: PART II

[rebel-ahsoka]

The Force. What does it feel like?

[marinamar4]

I remember seeing a movie where a stolen baby remembered the voice of her biological mother singing to her in the womb. There is another fic where Leia, in the Obi-Wan series, has spent years having nightmares about what happened on Mustafar.

Well, and it occurred to me… A fic where both Luke and Leia "remember" what happened/they felt in Padmé's womb? Babies in the womb are able to recognize their mother's voice, feel when she laughs and her caresses. And if they are also sensitive to the force and can recognize presences or "auras" (force signatures, which is something so fanon that it has become canon), both Luke and Leia would remember not only their mother, but also what she told them about their father (because she surely talked to them about Anakin), their conversations (if it is a boy or a girl, names…) Mustafar, they would remember being in Obi-Wan's arms as newborns.

So this could go two or three ways, or even two or three variations of the same fic:

The first, starting from the beginning of Star Wars, episode 4, when Luke goes to rescue Leia, they have a moment of saying: "hey, I know you," which could mean that they recognize that they are twins, but it wouldn't change too much on a grand scale from the original trilogy, except that they would probably tell Han, and Luke and Leia would support each other after Bespin. It could also be that they found out earlier, about Anakin and Vader.

The second, which excites me the most, is like this Leia fic I just told you about. Imagine. Obi-Wan rescues Leia and the first thing the girl says to him is: "did you know my parents and were you there when my other half and I were born?" To which Ben understands why Luke was always looking for him, to the despair of his uncles.

But come on, if young Luke and Leia knew they had "another half" out there (I doubt they would have thought of the word "twins" from the start) they wouldn't stop until they found each other. And that's not to mention that they would have lived knowing SOMETHING about Anakin's fall.

[clonebrainrot]

A Star Wars show has ended which means it’s time for more polls! Please reblog this so we get a good sample size

[nonstopflightt]

“The man he faced was everything Obi-Wan had devoted his life to destroying: Murderer. Traitor. Fallen Jedi. Lord of the Sith. And here, and now, despite it all.

Obi-Wan still loved him.”

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

How successful would Obi-Wan Kenobi (re-trial)…

Propaganda for the mic skills:

he's described as snarky and sarcasitc more times than i can count. He comes face to face with, like, the worst villains and he STILL finds a way to talk shit. He also is very smart and quick witted, so he could not only pre write promos, but also improv.

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Propaganda for the wrestling skills:

hes a seasoned knight and war veteran, who does stupid little flips and twirls all the time. the top rope would be heaven to him. also, he can throw a mean punch.

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[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

So far, my main issues with the live-action Star Wars shows:

1) The Mandalorian = unfocused storytelling, struggles between being episodic or serialized

2) Obi-Wan Kenobi = pacing and drags a little in the second half

3) The Book of Boba Fett = also unfocused storytelling to the point that Boba felt like a secondary character in his own show and Din got two standalone episodes for some reason

4) Andor = I know that Cassian dies in Rogue One

One of these things is not like the others.

[spockvarietyhour]

It just clicked that Indira Varma was Suzie Costello in Torchwood and in Kenobi as Tala Durith.

[beardedmrbean]

[backonmystarwarsbullshit]

STAR WARS APPRECIATION WEEK -> DAY: 6

Favorite TV Show: Kenobi (2022-)

[sengiewhy]

kenobi hehe

[hypnoticcastiel]

Star Wars Celebration 2023:

Obi-Wan Kenobi panel (spoiler-heavy & scenes from the show).

[Disney/not mine/HD]

[rebel-ahsoka]

OBI WAN KENOBI Part VI

[marinamar4]

I know it's a mix of continuity, actors and drawings, but I still can't get over the fact that after ten years in the desert watching over Luke, Obi-Wan still looked like a young man and after five days of taking care of Leia, his hair had turned white.

If it didn't change in the first ten years between episode 3 and the Kenobi series, I don't think Luke was responsible for it in the five or six years from Kenobi to Rebels.

[clonebrainrot]

This poll is specifically for Andor fans please reblog if you want to see better results