#the rebel's vision

[vanona-camp]

And here I am again talking about "Age of the Andinna" seriously guys I can't get this series out of my head it's too beautiful

The thing that struck me most in this series was the development of the characters and the relationships between them, one in particular is the one between Alchan and Mave

As in the beginning they practically wanted to kill each other and then slowly changed until they became like siblings

The love and respect between them it's not rushed it's not forced it's perfect

[kingoffantasy516]

Ok you know what, let's spread some positivity. Reblog this if you actually like Star Wars

And I am refering to all of star wars and not just select parts of it. Even if you have issues with parts of it, you still enjoy it.

[inquisitorius-sin-bin]

The Imperial Inquisitorius

Nearly 66 hours over 20 days and 1 burst sclera blood vessel later, they're here.

May the Force Ever Serve You

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[bacchuschucklefuck]

and! barbarian!fig! its her

[cameoliob]

So turns out that having wack ass force visions since the ripe age of 4 made Jacen into the most strange and deranged individual in the world

[sabellart]

spreading my adrian brody thrawn agenda

[tobytost]

show some respect!!!

[tarisilmarwen]

Jedi June: Balance

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[better-call-mau1]

Tell me I’m not onto something here…

[vanona-camp]

Maevana Lorren from Age of the Andinna by Kristen Banet

It's the first time I've made a collage, and it shows

[divinemachina]

hi tumblr. how do you like angelic centipede prophets

close-up on face + a height ref under read more!!

[antianakin]

If you like stories about Jedi survivors who reclaim their identity as Jedi post Order 66, may I suggest the following stories that do it WAY better than TOTE just did (and mostly don't bash the Jedi)?

Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi

Star Wars: Visions "The Village Bride"

Jedi: Fallen Order

Star Wars: Rebels

Thank you so much, go forth and happy watching!

[webtrinsic1122]

In Star Wars Visions, “I am your mother,” there’s a poster of Hera in Anni’s room :)

[aaeeart]

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[kaxtwenty]

Star Wars Rebels is one of my favorite shows. I can still remember back when it was just a planned project I'd occasionally hear about either online or in a commercial on Disney XD. I found it a bit funny at the time, because I remembered wondering what they were gonna name the next show after The Clone Wars--because obviously there was gonna be a show after The Clone Wars--and lo and behold I got my answer; Star Wars Rebels (way better than Star Wars Galactic Civil War). I caught the trailers, interviews and the character profile videos online and even managed to catch the shorts during the months leading up to the premiere. Little eleven year old me was optimistic that somehow this show would help fill the Clone Wars shaped hole in my heart.

And boy did it. I remember watching the premiere sitting on the floor, loving every second of it. I especially felt connected to Ezra, who, at that point, was the Star Wars protagonist that I was the closest to in age. Next thing I knew, three and a half years had gone by and the Rebels finale ended up being one of the most emotionally distressing episodes of television that I had ever viewed. At first I didn't like the epilogue funnily enough, but soon came to realize that it was perfect.

This show means a lot to me. It was never the most popular in the fandom, honestly it felt like a good chunk of TCW fans just wish it didn't exist, still bitter about Clone War's cancellation and blaming Rebels for it. The show was chided as childish and silly (this is a Star Wars show we're talking about btw), the animation was cheaper than the later few seasons of Clone Wars, the lower rating meant that it couldn't get away with the same level of violence as Clone Wars and the only things about it that were universally praised were the elements and characters that related to Clone Wars. It felt like Rebels, like many of its own characters, just couldn't escape the shadow of The Clone Wars. But those of us who watched and kept up with it, grew to love its characters, its art, its music and its story--we knew that Rebels was special in its own way. I honestly believe now that Rebels surpasses The Clone Wars in many regards and it's been exceedingly vindicating to see Rebels increase in popularity and become well-respected by the community at large.

Rebels still one of the only pieces of media to really make me engage with fandom at a deeper level, for better or worse. I definitely wouldn't have made this tumblr account last year if it weren't for me rewatching the show with my family and getting back into the swing of things. And I probably wouldn't have found the courage to try and get into art earlier this year if it weren't for that either. So...I owe this show a lot and I got more to say but...I don't think I'll ever find the words that could properly convey what this show means to me.

Happy 10th anniversary Star Wars Rebels, I'm thankful for the decade we've had together. I wish I had more to show my appreciation, but for now I suppose this study/redraw of some concept art I did for art class will do.

Shoutouts to Rebels Recon, y'all were an indelible part of the experience that more of the newer fans need to check out.

Star Wars Rebels Appreciation Week: Day #1 - Favorite Character

Ezra Bridger