Agent27

just superheroes and magic art side blog: @aliassketchbook

[alcestas-sloboda]

grateful. today, tomorrow, forever.

[agentscamander-romanoff]

One flag is one fallen life and it' so fucking hurts to see how many flags are there.

[baskinrobinsalwaysfindsout]

ahsoka: my therapist started crying midsession

anakin: that means you won

[dancingcalypso]

ALONE ON MY ISLAND

[grogusmum]

[steamypockets]

"I asked chatgpt—" well I asked percy jackson and he said “Through her war helmet, I could only see her eyes, but I could tell something was wrong. Her blue eyes shone with fear. Clarisse never looked like that. And she didn’t have blue eyes.”

[kiyosuku]

You okay?

『The Mandalorian and Grogu』(2026)

[gazpachoandbooks]

Obviously the book interpretation is entirely up to the reader, but I like to think that Lucy Gray's grave is empty. Not because she isn't dead. Not because she lives either. But because the whole point of her character after Snow finally cracks is to haunt the narrative, and the most interesting, compelling way she can do that is both for him and for us to never truly know what happens to her afterwards. She's Schrödinger's cat. She's a ghost that lives every time someone replaces the Capitol silence with music. We don't even know if the Covey ever found her. The only thing I choose to believe, whether they did or not, is that that grave is empty.

Lucy Gray doesn't belong in the ground. She is the air, the trees, a whisper behind your ear. She is insanity for the cruel and strength for the defiant. She is hope; not a grain of it, not in small doses, not the tool Coriolanus means it to be. He tried to squash it, but Lucy Gray became intangible. Like a song, she escaped his control, and she became infinite.

-Yet some maintain that to this day

She is a living child;

That you may see sweet Lucy Gray

Upon the lonesome wild.

[is-that-sand-in-my-waffles]

(On the way to Mandalore for Ahsoka's stint as a student teacher at the academy)

Anakin: "and he totally didn't know I was there because he said, and I quote, HAD YOU SAID THE WORD I WOULD HAVE LEFT THE JEDI ORDER"

Ahsoka: "which could mean nothing."

Anakin: "which could mean nothing."

[sherlockholmeshound]

People in Star Wars fandom will say stuff like "I support women's wrongs!" And "We need more complex women!" And then on the same sentence hate Ahsoka for being Annoying, hate Satine because she was mean to Obi-Wan once, and hate Padmé for being Padmé.

[galactic-rhea]

Same fans love Leia, but only the hyper simplified fanon Leia who's just an angry non nonsense woman who hates everyone and is angry , doesn't need anyone, is always yelling, and did i mention angry. And she should and would kill Vader, and did i mention angry.

She kills fascists and did i mention she's also very angry. She's a cold headed woman who doesn't need any of that sentimentalism sweet baby Luke has.

And she's very angry.

Because thats all she is, angry woman go brrrr.

[jesterabyssal]

ahsoka and satine did nothing wrong.

padme married anakin when he already did genocide and killed children. her only flaw was thinking she can fix him and in the end he killed her, is not all her fault but she did chose to ignore anakin's badness and dark side predisposition

[rabbit-heartt]

just some straight up bullshit

haven’t drawn in months so every paint brush I pick makes my art style do a 180 whatever man

[agentscamander-romanoff]

I believe financial situation for most of Filoniverse heroes are bad just for comedic purposes

Zeb: We need to chip in

Din:I have three credits

Zeb:You've got your salary yesterday?

Din:I crashed Razor Crest, also Grogu ate some fruit at the market

Rotta: Lol, I have two credits

Zeb: You are literally heir of the most famous crime lord?

Rotta: Do you really think the twins liked me enough to give me money? (Also I am not like my father, I am my own man)

Zeb:Fair enough. Ezra?

Ezra, ex -thief, ex-homeless, had worked for the Rebellion for free, had disappeared for 10 years to the different galaxy, had lived with turtles:

Zeb:*sighs* Okay, Ahsoka?

Ahsoka, lives in the ship, traves around, probably takes food as thank-you-gifts from people who were helped by her: What is money?

Zeb, looks at the all new art supplies Sabine had bought:

Bo-Katan: Fuck it, I pay

[agentscamander-romanoff]

Are there any fanfics of Death Watch being the reason of Aq-Vetina attack and death of Din's parents? I know this is quite old theory that doesn't let me go from season 1 and I don't think it would work well in canon but I would read the hell out of the fanfiction with such premise

[agentscamander-romanoff]

Bo-Katan is not a loner. She could easily be misjudged due to her attitude and character but prior to The Mandalorian season 3 she is essentially a team player. Her strategy is built up on the fact that she has team, even her fighting style in season 2 is team fighting, she always have someone to cover her or help her out, in contrast with Din, who despite the fact that he isn't new to working in group, usually relies on himself. Bo-Katan is a royal, she is used to people being around to help her and Din is a bounty-hunter, most of the time he had to work alone and even in the Covert, who is his "family", he still mostly by himself. That's what captivates me in their dynamic in season 3 - Bo-Katan is betrayed and probably at the first time in her life, she is alone. She so used to working in team, she got in a "team mode" so quickly on Mandalore but even there she is still on her own. After telling the truth, she is standing alone before Din comes to her. There's something beautiful in it - Bo-Katan, who was always surrounded by people but the first time she ever understands what loyalty means is when she met Din "loner" Djarin.

[agentscamander-romanoff]

Don't think about how Saxon was right at the end, Sabine did became the last living member of Wren Clan

[womens-wrongs-activist]

Din: How old was this “Count Dooku” exactly?

Bo-Katan: Uh, eighty-three, I believe.

Din: And you don’t suppose his death had anything to do with the fact that man was over eighty years of age?

Helgait: Struck down tragically in his prime!

[pagliaccis-clown]

i do genuinely believe that ezra bridger is the most force powerful non-skywalker and i will die on this hill

[universesstardust]

He also had so much rizz he made a kick ass mando pine for home for nearly a decade and sacrifice the galaxy for him.

[panther-os]

The 212th colors are endlessly fascinating to me, because it's clearly orange, but the fact that Obi-Wan is likely aware of Mandalorian color symbolism and the idea that he chose it and chose to call it gold? Like? What happened?

Palpatine: Master Kenobi, why are you so insistent on this color?

Obi-Wan, sweating: It's gold, it stands for vengeance in Mandalorian culture.

Palpatine: It's orange, though?

Obi-Wan, hoping Jango Fett's ghost doesn't slit his throat in his sleep for this: Mandalorians see color differently.

Palpatine, known racist old white man: Ah, I see, carry on.

Obi-Wan, to his troops fifteen minutes later: Listen, idk your relationship with Mandalorian culture, but this color? Orange means freedom. By death or in life, you will take your freedom eventually.

The 212th, who just fucking met him: ????

Obi-Wan: But if anyone asks it's gold and means vengeance and Mandalorian humans don't see color the same as other humans because of their Taung ancestry or something like that. This is very important because I just lied to the Supreme Chancellor's face about it lmao