#top anakin skywalker

[lady-evelin]

I really want to make a fic on this topic. 🔥🔥🔥

[intermundia]

"The visual script [of Revenge of the Sith] shows the moment where 'burnt' Anakin is rescued by the Emperor—whose gesture echoes that of Obi-Wan touching Luke's forehead in Episode IV."

So the sheer number of allusions between Lucas's work on the prequels and the original trilogy is so satisfying to me. His whole philosophy of "it's like poetry, it rhymes," influenced the prequels on both a macro- and micro- scale. From mirroring themes and large structural choices, to tiny visual beats like this. The prequels are in open dialogue with the originals, and imho it's different from how the Force Awakens recycled and reused story beats, it's not mere reference out of nostalgia. It's very intentional and the meaningful connections that improve both sides of the conversation by virtue of the link.

[amarcia]

A certain day in the Jedi Temple

✨🌙 ART LOG -> @404ama

[galactic-rhea]

Hi, I wanted to say that I never really got Anidala before. I watched the clone wars as a kid and I just never... got it, it didn't click at all, I actively disliked it in a lot of ways. I found their episodes together to be a bore at best and annoying at worst. I just didn't like them.

The I found your acount, and that comic you did, about Padme seeing herself as more than a person becuase she's survived so much and Anakin just seeing her as... as herself... and I get it now. It's like that one thing just made it all click.

Idk if it's my favorite ship, but I can certainly say: I get it now.

sorry for the late response, this must be one of the biggest compliments ever! Making someone change their opinion on a ship is quite hard, if i know something about fandom! So thank you very much, hahaa :' ) I'm glad you liked that comic and hope you keep enjoying my art! <3

they trauma bonded you honor

[sparrowmoss]

for an expression meme challenge thing sent from my friends

[padmestrilogy]

i saw the tv glow (2024) dir. jane schoenbrun / revenge of the sith (2005) / rots novelization, matthew stover / "i saw the tv glow's ending is full of hope", emily st. james / rots first draft / return of the jedi (1983)

[skywalkerslvt]

when they have a swagless aura and pathetic demeanour>>>

[torturedpoetskywalker]

"compassion, which I would define as unconditional love, is essential to a jedi's life. so you might say that we are encouraged to love."

ANAKIN SKYWALKER (STAR WARS)

→ my top 50 fictional characters [02/50]

[constellation-skirmishes]

...she's gonna need another bottle.

[lady-evelin]

I feel like this tweet belongs in the service top Anakin bible https://twitter.com/stickzun/status/1547428164271771648

Omg!! you're so right 😋 Anakin giving everything to Obi-Wan to the point of going stupid when fucking his master, this is so good 💕

What Anakin loved most in this life was pleasing his master in everything.

Cooking him his favorite food, making him his favorite tea, meditating together, and fucking him especially well the way Obi-Wan liked it.

Like at this moment, where Anakin filled his master with pleasure.

They had returned from a mission and delivered the report to the council, so they had plenty of free time to spend together and de-stress.

Between kisses and caresses, they both undressed. Desperate to touch each other, Anakin had barely prepared his master with his fingers, but they were both impatient to feel that there was no time to lose.

Obi-Wan lay down on the bed, spreading his legs, showing his pink, wet pussy before Anakin's lustful gaze. The knight's cock dripped pre-cum from the tip when he saw his master so in need of him.

"Please, dear, make it rough; don't hold back; I want you so much." Obi-Wan sighed with pleasure as he pinched his nipples.

Anakin moved his hips desperately until he finally fucked into Obi-Wan's pussy, filling it all the way in.

He could hear his master screaming at the sudden stretch, but Anakin didn't wait for Obi-Wan to get used to his size; he began to fuck him quickly and brutally. Holding him tightly by the hips to have a good grip for each thrust.

As they both liked it.

The force of the thrust made Obi-Wan sway from side to side; he held his legs below the knee as best he could and brought them to his chest to give Anakin more space to fuck him.

"Dear, don't hold back; use all your strength." Obi-Wan threw his head back when Anakin started growling on top of him and fucked him harder. "You're a good boy, Anakin; Y-you always know how to make me happy."

The sound of the skin hitting against the skin was obscene and very loud, as were their breaths and moans.

Obi-Wan intertwined his signature on the Force with Anakin's so that he would feel his delirious pleasure, driving him insane and overstimulated.

It was too much.

It was always too much.

But Anakin enjoyed it.

[go-see-a-starwar]

I am the river's daughter [x]

[wlwanakin]

anakin skywalker + mama by my chemical romance

[currentlyonstandbi]

[transmalewife]

this is little more than a personal headcanon but i just find it so annoying when people equate anakins experience with language to that of a modern third culture kid. framing huttese as his native tongue, a part of his culture and personhood, with basic as an addition, something foreign that he had to learn to assimilate into the order/function in the galaxy, when really its the other way round! huttese is the language of his enslavers. basic is his mother-tongue, literally, its the language he uses with shmi. she has an accent so it might not have been her first language but afaik the story is she was kidnapped by pirates as a kid so even then her native language sure wasn’t huttese.

i think trying to map the experiences of someone from an ethnic or national minority moving into a more powerful nation as a kid in our world onto anakin is just bound to fail because the culture he’s being taken away from was not his in the first place. it’s a culture from which he was explicitly excluded, a place and system and language that denied his personhood.

it’s not the tragedy of someone struggling to hold onto their roots while a stronger culture threatens to sweep them away, it’s being denied any culture of his own. it’s the tragedy of a mother speaking to her son in the lingua franca of the universe because she knows her own tongue will not be useful to him in the life they live. if she even remembers it, if the memories of her free childhood aren’t too distant and too painful.

it’s someone who’s first language is the second language of the whole galaxy. whose second language is that of his enslavers. who then joins an organization that unifies its members as its own culture, but unlike other jedi, he wasn’t raised in that culture either. we see jedi like ahsoka or luminara maintain connections to their cultures of origin despite leaving them as babies, but what exactly does anakin have to anchor him? the culture of the place that subjugated him and killed his mother? or the culture of the jedi from which he will always be a little excluded because he doesn’t have the same experiences as those who grew up in the order

[mrshargreeves]

I have something inappropriate (and violent) to say

[seresinhangmanjake]

Space Daggers (tgm/star wars (prequels))

The Apprentice - Jake Seresin

The Senator - Natasha Trace

The Master - Reuben Fitch

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The Sith Lord - Bradley Bradshaw

The Leader of the Council - Javy Machado

The Droid Duo - Mickey Garcia & Robert Floyd