#nahdar

[naboosands]

Perhaps you are the one who has changed.

[prettyacademia00]

aquatic people in the jedi temple

considering the wide variety of species in the jedi temple, there are definitely bound to be a range of needs by each, such as aquatic people, nocturnal people, blind individuals (like the miraluka), those with other disabilities, etc. as such, there's probably accommodations for each of them.

headcanon then: there's an area of the temple that is like a massive manmade pool, or multiple pools, where the community of aquatic species lives in, having their respective sleeping quarters in pods along the "walls" of the pool, and an area in the middle for other recreational or educational purposes

the exterior of the pool has a hallway outside of water that goes around and connects to each room, and maybe each room has a window that is like a pocket that connects the area with air to the water like a tiny ship moon pool and the aquatic person can peek out their "window" to speak with the land people

the central area of the pool has spaces for eating, recreational purposes, classrooms, and meditation spaces, all of this so that those who are made for water can relax, eat, sleep, and do their day-to-day tasks and hobbies comfortably

still, not all are the same, which means the tech that they used in the mon cala episodes in sw:tcw were developed, or simply advanced, by the jedi for the sake of having land species hang out with their friends and lineage members underwater, or there are a lot of oxygen "bubbles" for them to use

this is especially great when thinking about aquatic species forgetting about their need for water, since they're technically supposed to be in water at all times, and i can imagine land species jedi hanging out with their aquatic friends, masters, or padawans above water, noticing that they're dehydrated, and then dragging them to the pools as they grab an underwater suit or mask

picture this: padawan bant eerin being super focused on her studies and not paying attention to her health needs for the moment, and obi-wan pulls her and her (waterproof) study materials into the pools to chill and study underwater

padawan nahdar and kit meditating together in the center of the pools, or practicing with their specially-made lightsabers for underwater combat

jedi knights and masters visiting aquatic younglings and playing with them in the water before they're fully adjusted to being out of water

just a space made for the respective needs of all jedi!

[totallycorrectjediorderquotes]

Nahdar: Was that Grievous?

Kit: I hope so.

Nahdar: What?! Why?

Kit: Because otherwise there’s another giant four-armed cyborg with an obsession with killing Jedi and collecting their Lightsabers.

[veny-many]

Mace: It's a miracle, Kit is swimming, with his full clothes on!

Plo: No, look at them. He have little Nahdar there, so he needed to constraint his instinct to protect his young padawan's innocent.

Kit: So, my padawan! Now it will be a good time for you to go to bed!

Nahdar: Okay, Master! See you in tomorrow!(jumps out from water and leaves)

Kit:

Kit: (Throws out all of his clothes)

Plo: Now we have free Kit.

Mace: Kark(headache)

[fandom-friday]

A murderous (and talkative) legacy by Dom_Avner. (https://archiveofourown.org/works/33966823/chapters/84473797) Star Wars. Seven year old Anakin Skywalker finds an old protocol droid and sets out to fix it. At the age of nine he’s finally able to turn it on. HK-47 is now back online! Mayhem and shenanigans ensue! And the timeline will never be the same! I really enjoyed this one and actually need to go back and catch up to it. The world building and character development is really good.

This concept? EVERYTHING. CHAOTIC. Like THIS is the sort of "Crack Taken Seriously" I LIIIIVEEEE FOR. I can only imagine the shenanigans (well at least until I read this), but GALAXY, BE WARNED. I can only imagine the amount of face-palms, Wilhelm screams, and general mayhem that this alternate universe will cause. Thanks so much for sending it in!

Participate in Fandom Friday to show your favorite creators from this week some love! :)

[elijones94]

💥 Next to Obi-Wan Kenobi, Kit Fisto is my favorite Jedi Master. The “Lair of Grievous” episode of “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” is among my favorites episodes in the animated series. After witnessing the death of his former Padawan, Nabdar Vebb, Fisto duels General Grievous (my favorite “Star Wars” villain). It’s interesting that Kit Fisto can easily take on Grievous in a lightsaber duel. 🌊

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=R-t9GlT9qmk&pp=ygUda2l0IGZpc3RvIHZzIGdlbmVyYWwgZ3JpZXZvdXM%3D

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uRnrAOOE05A&pp=ygUda2l0IGZpc3RvIHZzIGdlbmVyYWwgZ3JpZXZvdXM%3D

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f_4RWzwljl4&pp=ygUda2l0IGZpc3RvIHZzIGdlbmVyYWwgZ3JpZXZvdXM%3D

[what-i-meant-to-say]

Look, there's a clone right behind you, my dude. You're being an ass.

This is the exact look my grandma gave me when I was being an ass.

That's right, Nahdar. You best shut your trap and check your attitude.

Wait, what? Now you're all broken up over a fallen clone?

Cradling his (beautiful) body, swearing revenge?

Pain?! What pain, Fisto? A minute ago the clones were "in his way"!

Oh, honey. Did you...

...did you form an attachment, Nahdar?

[theclonesdeservebetter]

How many AUs can I come up with? Who knows! Let’s find out >:3

AU where Nahdar Vebb, Barriss Offree and Ahsoka Tano are a trio. They’re all best friends and support one another. 

Nahdar and Barriss were friends first, and she brought Ahsoka into the mix during the war. In this AU, Kit Fisto, obviously, still has his padawan and Nahdar Vebb isn’t rocketed to knighthood so soon. 

Nahdar and Barriss bond over learning force healing, and they lean on one another when the war becomes too much for either teenager to handle. They both help Ahsoka learn how to cope with war, and even teach her a thing or two about force healing. 

Nahdar doesn’t die, because he’s still got Kit’s influence in his life instead of the war. Barriss doesn’t fall, because she leans on Nahdar about the horrors of war. They’re the same age, if anyone would get it: he would. 

Ahsoka, in turn, gets Barriss and Nahdar to let loose every now and again. She complains about Anakin all the time. The two are shocked at her flippancy, but after some coaxing, the senior padawans are willing to let off some steam in regard to their masters. 

Just....teenagers being teenagers. In the midst of a war they didn’t actually sign up for...just let them have this tiny corner of friendship and joy that the galaxy can leave alone. Just for a little while longer.

[cjvarte]

Databank A-Z: Valorum-Vassek (Canon)

Source: "Star Wars Helmet Collection 64" is the sixty-fourth issue of the Canon reference magazine titled Star Wars Helmet Collection, published by De Agostini, and released on June 13, 2018. The issue includes a 1:5 scale replica of Captain Rex's helmet.

[skeletalscallybones]

If Nahdar Vebb & R6-H5/Ar-Six were in Angry Birds Star Wars. Kit Fisto's fellow flock!

[wolverina2002]

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Archive Warning: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Category: Gen

Fandom: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types

Relationships: Kit Fisto & Nahdar Vebb, CC-3714 | Fil & Nahdar Vebb

Characters: Kit Fisto, Nahdar Vebb, CC-3714 | Fil, Original Clone Trooper Character(s) (Star Wars), Original Mandalorian Characters (Star Wars)

Additional Tags: Episode: s01e09 Cloak of Darkness, Episode: s01e10 Lair of Grevious, Alternate Universe - Everyone Lives/Nobody Dies, Master & Padawan Relationship(s), Clone Troopers Deserve Better (Star Wars), Clone Troopers Speak Mando'a (Star Wars), Platonic Cuddling, Serious Injuries, Blood and Injury, Hurt/Comfort, Angst with a Happy Ending, Pain, Medical Inaccuracies, Clone Trooper Decommissioning (Star Wars), Protective Kit Fisto, Loss of Limbs, Injury Recovery

Language: English

After Nute Gunray escapes, Kit Fisto and his former Padawan stumble into an unexpected trap. Luckily, they have back-up.

[naboosands]

Poll time!

[fancyhandsbakery]

I didn’t know it wasn’t common knowledge that Kit Fisto was a master. Just saw comment that he was a knight on a TikTok and it was hearted a bunch. Here’s a little info on one of my favorite characters in Star Wars. He was Yoda’s padawan, making him much older than Dooku. He’s had two padawans. Bant Eerin, Obi-wan’s age mate and friend, and Nahdar Vebb, who we see in Clone Wars and dies fighting Grievous just days after his knighting. He’s also regarded as one of the Order’s top duelists.

[totallycorrectjediorderquotes]

Nahdar: When manga characters add a little heart to their speech... I wish I could do that

Bant: You can

Bant: Just put a little love in your voice, or smile

Bant: People hear it

Kit:

Kit: Moan-

Bant: No

[ad-cn]

I could probably like understand some intentions better if I rewatched some episodes but like. That's the thing. I shouldn't need to rewatch episodes to get know what their value in the overall story is.

[gffa]

The Jedi are flawed. Obi-Wan has an entire movie when he's 25 where he's a snarky asshole sometimes, he hurts his friends sometimes. Qui-Gon is hypocritical in that he says, oh, I don't presume anything when he very much is presuming things and also treats his current Padawan roughly in favor of a new one. Jocasta is a little full of herself and her archive. Ahsoka takes 30+ years to get her shit together about what Anakin did, she routinely snaps at people for things that aren't their fault. Mace has a tense day and is brusque about it. Shaak doesn't immediately believe Fives. Kit can't get through to Nahdar about how he's handling the war. These are all flaws! They come from incredibly sympathetic places and I bet half of you are thinking of reasons why these actions aren't so bad, hell I've written essays in the past about why these are sympathetic places to be coming from, that it's entirely understandable why they act why they do! That's not the point I'm making here. The point is: they're still flaws and they make for more interesting characters, but that I don't believe they should be condemned for them. So many times "flawed" is meant as the same thing as "so we must think they're corrupt, arrogant people who everyone should be shaking their finger at" (often with a side bonus of "and that's why they fell" as if you can separate out that Sidious was going for genocide from the beginning, as if that wasn't always the shape of the story we're seeing). So many times, "You just can't admit your faves are flawed." When, no, I think the Jedi are flawed like I think Luke is flawed, like Leia is flawed, like Han is flawed, like Padme is flawed, like Bail is flawed. They all get to make mistakes, to miss things, to stumble, to have a frustrating day, to snap at someone out of turn, etc. I just don't think those flaws are worthy of condemnation and I don't think the Jedi's flaws are worthy of condemnation either.