#shistavanen

[comicchannel]

Star Wars The Black Series Disney+ Skeleton Crew Pirate Captain Brutus (Port Borgo) Hasbro G0012

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[wolfynsong]

an absolutely incredible commission of my Star Wars RPG character, Raf Garrn, drawn by the fantastic @spindlewit. i seriously could not be happier with this piece, and highly recommend you go check out more of their work!

[faucetrye]

Always gotta have the daring escape scene!

[medkryptops]

LAST COMMISSION Y'ALL and what a fun one it is!!! I love doing oc x canon hehe. For glittersprouts_ on insta! Yay!

[battle-acs-official]

Okay. I wanna make a Star Wars character. Cannot decide for the life of me what I should make first.

I'm using this list for stats and reference, so if you don't know what each race looks like or acts like, use it if you need to. I'm also going to just make these in order of popularity, so they'll all be made eventually.

[o-wise-corvid]

@thecodyagenda hi! So one of my friends did the trading thing and I’ve had brain rot of this gal ever since. So here ya go. Hope ya like.

Zun Vodroot is a Shistavanen foundling of the Mandalorians who turned bounty hunter as so many of her adopted and biological people do. She was very successful at tracking down wanted “criminals” for the Empire, as you can see by the tallies on her pauldron. She never wears a helmet because is “slows her down”, preventing her from using her naturally acute senses.

Zun’s dealings with the Empire have left her surly and paranoid; not many are allowed to get very close. You can find her on a quiet Outer Rim world known as Apatros. There used to be an old kortosis mine there hundreds of years back and while the danger of the substance’s fumes have long faded, the possibility of it keeps visitors away. Zun bases there when she isn’t working, retrieving old mining equipment to sell as scrap. Which is the front she uses when tracking down her next target. She’s not afraid of getting made as a hunter by the target. She’s wary of being recognized by Imperials in exile.

Whelp there ya go. I hope ya like her. 🫶🏻

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

FROM CANTINA PATRONS TO FULL-FLEDGED JEDI MASTERS -- WELCOME TO THE CLONE WARS, KIDS

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on Talz, Ithorian, and Shistavanen Jedi Masters, Foul Moudama, Roron Corobb, and Voolvif Monn, with all three created exclusively for Cartoon Network's 2003-05 animated series "STAR WARS: Clone Wars."

ORIGIN/CREATION: "Voolvif Monn was created as part of a Cartoon Network poll to determine which of three new Jedi, each based on characters seen in the cantina scene in "STAR WARS: Episode IV A New Hope," should be introduced in the "STAR WARS: Clone Wars" television series. Monn won the contest, and appeared in "Chapter 20," though the other two contestants, Foul Moudama and Roron Corobb, were later introduced anyway, and they both played larger and more important roles than Monn's."

-- WOOKIEEPEDIA (Voolvif Monn Fandom)

Sources: https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Voolvif_Monn & https://twitter.com/mel_miniatures/status/1244395191445970944/photo/3.

[sw5w]

She Went Into the Club, Master

STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:21:48

[yalaki]

Got a mummy & a werewolf commission :D

[space-sweetheart]

I'm finally done naming the pirate ocs for my star wars si so here are some new tags for y'all to bear witness to

🐺 bor sivruf 🐺

❤️ van'dal ❤️

🦎 tussk hess 🦎

and of course I never said her tag before but my jedi padawan oc

☄️ nova ohrion ☄️

[deuterosapiens]

And just like that, the Prequel Trilogy is finished. There's an interesting parallel here, where in the context of the Original Trilogy, I felt as though each subsequent film was less enjoyable than the previous, whereas in the Prequels, I found myself enjoying each subsequent film more.

Don't ask me to compare that mid-point though. Because while A New Hope was my favorite of the Originals, and Revenge of the Sith is my favorite of the Prequels, Episode III beats IV by a rather hefty margin, to me.

Was it really necessary to kill Christopher Lee that early on though? As if his presence didn't elevate the films to a tremendous degree? It was apparently completely necessary to kill the two most bad-ass actors in the film, rather than saving them for the climax? Yeah? Okay then.

I found the action in the final act a bit empty, but only because by virtue of being a prequel, you know that absolutely no-one will die. That said, obviously Anakin versus Obi-Wan was an awesome fight. I'm a sucker for volcanoes, I'm a sucker for huge orchestral scores backgrounding volcanic activity.

I might have found myself distracted during the whole Utapau thing because I couldn't help but fixate on how much the Varactyl (which I totally didn't Google the name of five-seconds ago) sounded like Dialga from Rise of Darkrai.

After work is Rogue One, I think.

[plokoonsdisapprovingeyebrows]

had brainwave yesterday, came up with the next longfic for the plo koon time travel fic. it involves mandalorians, me getting to roll around at length in geological topics for Plot Reasons, and a species-lift for Jaster Mereel bc i want more non-human mandos. I had a surprising amount of fun coming up with background worldbuilding for him, since there's not a whole lot noted on wookieepedia lol.

[classicanalyzer]

Skeleton Crew - This Could Be A Real Adventure and Way, Way Past The Barrier Thoughts

"Since the fall of the EMPIRE, the NEW REPUBLIC has maintained order.

And yet, remote hyperspace routes are increasingly plagued by piracy.

These PIRATES boldly brand their armored hulls as a sign to all ships.

Surrender or die...." The opening crawl of Skeleton Crew

The first two episodes are such a fun and refreshing open to this new Star Wars adventure. The editing in this show is top notch and full of personality. The child actors did an amazing job of selling the four kids as kids in the Star Wars galaxy. The high number of aliens in this show also really refreshing.

That opening space battle goes so hard, especially the transition from the title crawl (I'm loving how the live-action shows since Ahsoka been doing this) to the action. The action sequence is shot really well and I love how the visual effects look.

Mick Giacchino did an amazing job with the score with the kid's theme and the pirates' theme. I can't wait to see what else this man cooks in the rest of the episodes, especially with the piano.

Captain Silvo is pretty much Jude Law's character, Jod Na Nawood (at least one of his many, many identities).

Brutus being a Shistavanen is such a good choice. Such great alien prosthetic work. It was also some good continuity to see Vane in the show, given the focus on pirates.

I like how Wim is a deconstruction of wanting to have a classic SW adventure and believing in the classic SW tropes. As he'll see over and over again, the galaxy is not as idealistic and happy as the stories make them out to be. But I also feel with his desire to do something more and different, especially in that scene when he looks at Neel's family and his own reflection. I hope Wendle, Wim's dad, gets further exploration in the forthcoming episodes.

Nell is the best. That boi must be protected at all costs. The prosthetics for him and his family are so amazing. He seems to have a problem with asserting and standing up for himself. It's both funny and cursed that his siblings are watching footage from the Holiday Special lmao. Fern is a bit of a brat, but she's also dealing with a mother who expects a lot from her. She tries to escape that as much as she can while trying to live up to her expectations. She also is the most level-headed of the group. KB is the most intelligent of the group but also seems to long for more in life. Her fascination in the creatures in the pirate spaceport and absent mindedness at the creatures suggest interests beyond technology. I want to know about KB about why she's given cybernetics and where her family is.

I also wonder what the mural in Fern's house means for the history of the world and the story of the show.

The production design is very impressive and I really like the electronic devices used in the show, especially how Wim uses his to look at images of the Jedi.

I always had a feeling that At Attin was pretty fishy based solely on the suburbs, lmao. They seem to have a false utopia of sorts with all the predetermined career tests (the US Department of Education would love them lol), especially toward whatever the "Great Work" is. I wonder if the Great Work mentioned by Fara is related to Soh's Great Works.

I also like the nod to how some Jedi Temples can arise from underground and arise plus the Atollon and Aldhani mentions are nice nods to the larger Canon.

I like a theory that the Barrier could be a hologram of sorts.

The Onyx Cinder is such a cool ship design. SM-33 (Nick Frost) is such a fun pirate droid with some kickass fighting choreography. His introduction in the red lighting is also really cool. I hope we get to see more of his antics and character in the show. Port Borgo looks so fire, and God, the visual effects for the pirate port and this show are so amazing. It blows Ahsoka's visual effects out of the water. A Teek being the driver is a fun nod to Ewok: The Battle for Endor. I also find it interesting that everyone thinks their world is not only considered a myth and doesn't exist but is full of treasure. I also like that the Theelin brothel worker wanted to help out the kids and get them back home, tho it's very understandable why Fern is distrustful of her, given the nature of the port.

The fact the kids literally know nothing that's commonplace and normal to the galaxy means most of At Attin (since they had droids from the galaxy, I wonder if the general public doesn't know about the galaxy but only a few in govt know) didn't hear anything of the Skywalker Saga. Oh God, that's going to be a depressing story to tell the kids (especially Wim on Order 66) and At Attin's public about how the galaxy went to hell for decades.

I love that rat (Snowball) that lives in SM-33's empty eye. I also like how Wim refer to Old Republic credits as dataries just as Qui-Gon said when referring to credits in The Phantom Menace. I wonder how insane the exchange rate between Old Republic credits and New Republic credits is.

I wonder what Jod's backstory is since Jude Law confirmed he is an actual Force-sensitive and not pretending to be one. Realistically, I think he's just a Force-sensitive who is posing as a Jedi to the kids. However, I feel like there could be more to his story since Law mentions we'll be learning a lot about his character in Episode 7. If he was a Jedi, I like to think he was a Jedi dropout and then using the Force subtly to rise in the pirate ranks. I hope Jod gets some character development if he is going to try to manipulate the kids at first (mainly because I like Jude Law and hope he gets to do more Star Wars.

Otherwise, these two episodes is such a great start to this show.

"The distance between us and the key...is an illusion." "Jod Na Nawood"

[starwarsfangirl]

Brutus is a Shistavanen pirate in the upcoming 𝙎𝙠𝙚𝙡𝙚𝙩𝙤𝙣 𝘾𝙧𝙚𝙬

[dungeonclown]

Oh also thing that is fun that i like so much - barry shares the same species traits as the Shistavanen (Star Wars wolf-men) which is why he has keen smell and regenerative abilities etc and does not help me resist thinking about him in an unchaste manner

But anyway the point is he and ylfa are both werewolves and ricky is part dog since his polymorphing incident and my synapses are all firing

[f0x-gh0st]

Some more traditional art, I'm playing Star Wars DND with some friends!

This is my Shistavanen, Dogren. He's uh... He's a sad boy. Got a sad story. Also he's trans because fuck yeah.