#original: star wars the clone wars

[allthingskenobi]

I feel safe. Yes, it feels like that.

@swsource​ star wars week: day 6 – may the 4th be with you!

[stacyannelemon]

My first original art of Commander Fox fighting crime in Coruscant

[thedirtiwalkoniswet]

Getting sucked into star wars is evil. You just want to watch the movies and end up watching a collective 22 seasons of various shows and then you consider reading the comics or books but have to find out that there are 480+ and 380+ and you reconsider why you ever even began to care.

[87000beesinapersonsuit]

got fuckin CHILLS from this scene man. also darth vader is way harder to draw than i thought he’d be goddamn

send me an ask if you want to see a doodle of any sw characters in my style :) i also take commissions

[skybreakprimeonao3]

With the amount of Clones created, there was always going to be an overlap of names.

Marshall Commander Cody of the 212th was not the only Cody.

Jesse of the 501st shared a name with many soldiers across many battalions.

There were so many Foxes, younger Clones naming themselves after the Marshall Commander of the Coruscant Guards in a bout of hero worship.

But there was a set of Clones on each Venator that, after passing their normal tests and combat training, went into specialized training before their assignments. A majority of them didn’t have names before the specialized training, and those that did, weren’t really attached to their names and chose their new names amongst the others they worked with.

Obi-Wan met them on the flight deck, the group disembarking from the drop ship and saluting the Jedi.

All of them would join in on the battles and train with the others during hyperspace flight, but it was fairly quick to see that these soldiers worked together in a specific way.

“May I know your names?” Obi-Wan asked. He was still hesitant in asking, knowing names could be a private thing amongst the soldiers.

“My name is Spoon, sir!”

“Cup, sir!”

“I’m called Whisk!”

Eyebrows rose, and a glance to Cody told Obi-Wan that this group was a bit of a surprise to him.

“Are all of you working in the mess hall?” Obi-Wan, not bothering to hide his amusement.

“Of course, sir,” Whisk answered. “We’re all trained in ways to make the nutripaste more appealing, and not to give the soldiers food poisoning. We also know how and what to hunt and forage in case we run low on supplies during a campaign.”

“I see,” Obi-Wan said. And it did make sense. Many Padawans got the same training, especially if their missions took them to the more remote planets.

Obi-Wan continued to smile as he got the names of Fork, Lid, Pan, Pot, and Kettle, but he paused when he heard a second Spoon. He glanced back at the first one for a moment before looking at the second one.

“It’s not often that squad mates share a name,” he offered.

The second Spoon shrugged. “You can call me little Spoon if it helps, sir, but it’s silly if a kitchen only has one Spoon in it.”

The snort of amusement from Cody was more surprising than anything, and Obi-Wan accepted the explanation with a nod and chuckle of his own.

[mangomakoshark]

I'm trying to prove a point

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[amarcia]

Jedi were not meant for war.

✨🌙 ART LOG -> @404ama

[inquisitor-apologist]

The first time we see Yoda, leader of the Council, in tcw, he’s explicitly affirming the individuality and importance of the clones. He then teaches them how to connect to the Force, the most sacred tenet of the religion he’s dedicated his life to.

The first time we see Plo Koon, a Jedi Master, in tcw, he clearly tells his clone troopers that they are not expendable to him, and then proceeds to do his absolute best to save as many clones as possible.

The first time we see Anakin in tcw he has his clones fly an unnecessary suicide mission because he wants the glory of killing Grievous. He doesn’t even stop when he hears them all dying—his Padawan, a 14-year-old, has to yell at him that no one else will survive what he’s doing before he changes his plan.

And people STILL say that Anakin is the Jedi who cared about the clones the most. Seriously?

[irishbirdyneedleworks]

“In my book, experience outranks everything.” -Captain Rex 💙🧡

He is complete! Captain Rex was quite a surprise when I watched the Clone Wars for the first time. I didn’t realize how special he was as a character until I was fully immersed in the Animated Series.

Just because something is animated doesn’t mean it’s just for kids. The Clone Wars, Rebels, heck even the Bad Batch all have some amazing characters and they really capture what Star Wars is all about. If you haven’t watched any of them before I can’t recommend them enough.

[allthingskenobi]

@swsource​ star wars week: day 5 – favorite names/nicknames

[gcballet]

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(I think of the Jedi every time I see this long textpost circulate)

[bo-katan]

FAVORITE OBI-WAN KENOBI MOMENTS [10/13]: The Clone Wars, Season 6 ↳ requested by @userobiwan ☺️☺️

[thedirtiwalkoniswet]

I wanted in on the fun + my inability to focus on one project

[secretly-a-trekkie]

cant save everyone

[87000beesinapersonsuit]

2003 tcw ventress my love <3 (top panel is a redraw of a scene from the show, bottom is just from my imagination)

[shiqingxuanz]

the skywalker twins