#then i listened to the great war

[obiwansito]

am i the only weird one who cries when listens to the songs that inspires her fanfics. this is random sorry but i'm listening to the great war AND WHY AM I SO SAD i really want to cry, idk why i keep doing this to myself, i literally created the story😭😭

[stealingpotatoes]

i thought about the complete lack of satine in mando s3 again and i got so annoyed i had to make a comic

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[furiosophie]

i can't wait to go home

[aure-entuluva-2407]

king of fools

original

[azertyrobaz]

I would much rather the show work than betray it to any kind of human need to be seen.

[heyclickadee]

My slightly off-kilter take on domino squad that no one asked for: The last domino did fall, because Echo wasn’t the last domino at the time.

Fives was.

Five dominos all in a row, one death leading into another, and another, and another, until we reach the fifth and the last in Fives. And as that last domino falls, he kicks off a chain of events that are still rolling forward. He doesn’t stop order 66, but something changes.

Rex isn’t the same afterwards. After Fives’s death is when he starts trying to claw something back from the war. It’s what pushes him to seek out and save Echo when he starts to suspect Echo might be out there. It’s what gives him a moment to warn Ahsoka and save her, and ultimately saves him, too. He’s making connections with former outlaws, fugitive clones, and disaffected senators to build something I still don’t think we’ve seen the end of—and which I think we will see, even if we’re not necessarily seeing it next, though I suspect there will be some crossover set up even in the Maul show. He’s lighting a fire with the spark Fives kicked up. And off in the future he’s going to live long enough to fight at Endor and see the Empire fall.

All because the last domino fought so hard to reveal the truth before he died.

[briliantlymad]

I feel like An Anakin free from palpys influence, would take to being a parent like he does with most things.

Competent. But so very goofy.

Anakin leaves the jedi order and commits to being a the malewife to Padmè's chancellor.

You can often catch The Hero With No Fear walking around the senate rotunda baby talking at the twins. He's got them both in papoose. And about 5 different toys swirling around his head to distract the babies while he fishes out the perfect temperature bottles out of his bag because it's feeding time and hes not going to mess up their feeding schedule because it might cause issues with the nap schedule.

Dude trips over his feet and instead of catching himself with the force so none of them get hurt he just holds the babies in the air while he face plants right in front of padmè's office.

The first time he puts the twins in different papoose' after they can hold their own heads up he forgets he's got one of them on his back.

And spends a good 5 minutes freaking out in the living room before padmè tells him that he's got both babies and leia's just right there anakin oh my gods.

Leia takes a bit longer to walk than luke does and Anakin is losing his shit over all the parenting books. He's going stir crazy even though everyone tells him some babies walk later and it's ok.

Turns out Leia could walk as early as luke did but liked being held and carried everywhere 😌 and now he's just never letting her go.

[the-worms-in-your-bones]

Never not thinking about leela being one of the smartest and most competent people in a room full of time lords who think she’s useless because she’s human

[stars-and-branches]

Reading Gotham War is pissing me off so much that I'm taking a break to read a fanfiction where Batman goes to therapy

[nellasbookplanet]

Okay but a thought of mine given new rise by the animated intro after having it niggle at the back of my mind for months now are Ludinus and Otohan as villains and who’s going to be standing as the final big bad at the end of the campaign, the way Vecna and Lucien did for c1 and c2.

Because the obvious answer is Ludinus. He’s the instigator, the leader of the cult, a villain in the making for 2 whole campaigns and over a thousand years (not to mention the one who's actually interacted with the party outside of fights). But Otohan is the one standing center stage of the villain line-up in the opening. She’s the one shown actively fighting the party. And, more importantly (as narrative matters more than barely glimpsed easter eggs), she's the one tied to the history and setting of Marquet, who has actual stakes in the people there and has fought for (and against) them before in the Apex War (while the place Ludinus called home was torn down centuries ago, leaving him caring for seemingly nothing but his ultimate goal since). She’s the one who’s actually Ruidusborn, and she’s tied to the Luxon as well with her strange magic. And despite all this, she’s mostly passed under the radar so far, given very little developments or motives or history or even personality. She’s little more than a cool aesthetic and a handful of threats.

And here’s my thought: maybe that’s on purpose. Ludinus, in his great arrogance, has placed himself as the greatest threat, and he’s being treated as such by the Hells. But is he? He steals immortality, appropriates the very concept of being Ruidusborn while holding a secret resentment for lacking the very powers it grants. He barely knows what he’s doing, and certainly not what he's about to unleash. And is there anything more satisfying than seeing a deeply arrogant and hubristic villain taken down by his own folly in underestimating those around him? So what if, as the final fight edges closer, the person actually holding the powers Ludinus pretends to steps up out of the shadows she placed herself in, keeping her motives to herself, barely remarked upon by Ludinus or the Hells or the audience, and personally cuts him down and takes her place as THE exalted Ruidusborn?

[frereamour]

Regarding the brothers tho, I was totally seeing it until, spoiler below

Why didn't stack turn smoke? That's insane to me that's obsessive brother 101 I think that ruins a little bit of the twincest magic for me

[wildcreativemastermind]

I like how, in SWTOR Consular story, a quest back to the Jedi Temple is called 'a Return Home's it's a very appropriate name.

[big-moon-little-moon]

i'm watching the ravening war (for the plot)

[icharchivist]

@sandetigerrr tagged me to shuffle my on repeat playlist and post the first 10 song

and i rarely do tagged games but when it comes to music i will because i'm going to make it everyone's problem

and should mention i've only been looping my Solas' playlist lately so I guess that's a warning that comes with it

I'm Your Man - Mitski

Amber - Koethe

Heaven or Hell - Digital Daggers

Mr Magic - Reliqa

Sorry - Nothing but Thieves

Breath of a Life - Florence + The Machine

Falling Slowly - Glen Hansad, Markéta Irglovà

Forsaken - Within Temptation

The Truth Beneath the Rose - Within Temptation

Your World Will Fail - Les Friction

and yeah that sounds like me alright.

tagging huh. now that's always the hard part.

@aranarumei, of course. @nadejdaro if u want. @crimsonshadesblog. And honestly anyone who may feel like it i never know who to tag

Thanks for the tag <3333 im normal about music

[veny-many]

It was necessary feature to let the Plo say basics, but I still can't get out of 'only speaking Kel-Dor Plo Koon' because that will be so much meaning.

I mean, Plo was originally speaking only Kel-Dor in making of the Clone wars. But since our friend Filoni wanted Plo to have more and more screen time and lore, they decided to let Plo speak basic.

If you can read Star wars(1998) Comics, you can find why Plo was speaking Kel-Dor at first.

In comics, the difference of languages can be seen in text balloons shapes. Like this, you can recognize Plo speaking in Kel-Dor balloons and his Master Tyvokka, who is Wookiee, speaking Shyriiwook which can be recognized as between brackets.

And you can see his niece Sha Koon is also speaking same Kel-Dor.

I have no idea how they can communicate with other Jedis with their language, but since they were Jedis, what is impossible.

Well actually there was a moment Plo actually had trouble when he spoke Kel-Dor to others.

Like this, in Star wars Clone wars adventure.

Clone troopers couldn't understand Kel-Dor at first, but somehow, they provided the help Plo needed, and their Commander even understood Plo's meaning.

And I am curious about Kel-Dor, how they can communicate with others...

Perhaps they are using telepathic ability? To let their friends to understand their speaking more smoothly?

Btw since Plo's padawan Bultar and his friend Ahsoka learned Kel-Dor as well and could speak with him, so does that mean Wolfpack also learned some Kel-Dor? Right?

Please say Koh-to-yah wolfves, just one time in canon and I will gladly die in peace and happiness, no I mean I will revive after that and keep loving you all.

[luckykittysshowerthoughts]

"You Didn't Know" from Hazbin Hotel but it's Obey Me's Lucifer confronting Michael about Lilith's punishment

Michael: It's not as simple as you think, not everything is spelled in ink...

Lucifer: It's not fair, Michael!

Simeon: Careful, Lucy, keep a cool hea-

Lucifer: NO! Don't you care, Michael?!