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obi-wan kenobi only looks like a respectable, even-tempered rule-follower because he's standing next to Anakin "what are rules" Skywalker and Ahsoka "i know the rules but i don't give a shit" Tano. the moment he's alone, and not being forced to keep anyone in check, he is JUST as chaotic as the other two, if not more because he DOES know the rules and he DOES give a fuck so the fact that he's breaking them means he REALLY wants to ruin someone's day
will maul ever realize that the evil cyborg sith lord that tried to kill him is the little boy he tried to hit with his speeder in the desert twenty years ago
Obi wan in his rent-a-parent phase is fantastic
Anakin in his eating batteries phase is less fantastic - at least for Obi wan
I just saw something about how the Clone Wars foreshadowing for Darth Vader is insane and yeah and it's kind of an easy hit in the feels when you have the original trilogy and RotS in your mind and you watch Anakin hooked up to life-support and sounding like Darth Vader while everyone around is worried for him.
But imagine.
Just for a second imagine getting all that jazz chronologically.
You watch TPM and AotC and then the Clone Wars and yeah, Anakin has bad tendencies but it's gonna be fine. He's the main chatacter, he won’t even die, there is no way... no way he would... WHAT?!?!?!
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All that sass and murder in one frame?! In this economy?
Alright but what if, after Voyage of Temptation, Anakin is curious about Obi-Wan and Satine, so he starts looking for information about them, and eventually ends up finding Qui-Gon’s report about the Year on the Run. To Anakin’s delight, the report is about 5% details relevant to the mission, and 95% Qui-Gon complaining about Obi-Wan and Satine. He brings it up with Obi-Wan, intending to tease him about it, only to find that Obi-Wan has never read it, and has no idea about its contents. Obi-Wan is now utterly mortified because he didn’t realize Qui-Gon noticed, and Anakin can’t look at him with a straight face for the next few weeks.
I cannot say with any certainty that I would not sell a kidney to have Skywalkers apart be canon
how about i draw you some sw apart art so and you keep your internal organs in their homes <3
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The Force every time a warning, premonition or vision of what is going to happen to Anakin, Darth Sidious or The Senate is blatantly ignored by the Jedi Council:
Obi-Wan is the mother hen of the Jedi Temple and everyone knows it. This is why it’s so shocking that Anakin went crazy. Ask any Jedi who wasn’t there for O66 and they’re like, “anakin Skywalker??? Kenobi’s kid??? Kenobi, the dude who pat my head and gave me tea when I was crying because i couldn’t figure out how to build my saber?? That Anakin???”
I was watching clone wars last night and I had a realization.
Unfortunate for all of us I started playing Battlefront II, again.
Battlefront II really had the nerve to make Obi-Wan and Anakin talk that much.
I’m just saying. You load into co-op or multiplayer, heroes vs. villains, whatever—and you pick those two. And suddenly it’s like you’ve invited a bickering couple to a funeral.
Everyone else is getting lit on fire, exploded, yeeted across the map—and meanwhile these two are arguing loudly about nothing that has to do with the battlefield.
Sir. People are dying. Clones are screaming. Darth Maul is doing parkour in the corner. Count Dooku is slahing people by their ass and- and Anakin and Obi-Wan are just... going at it.
Nobody else is this bad. Rey and Finn? Polite. Leia and Luke? Focused. Maul and Dooku? Deathly silent. But these two? These two never shut the hell up. It’s like every match is also their weekly couple’s therapy, and I’m the poor soul third-wheeling it.
Honestly, it adds flavor. Chaotic, married-for-30-years energy. I hate it. I love it. I pick them most of the time.
and all four of them are wrong!
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obsessed with this bit in the original aotc script where padmé literally calls anakin her pet.
Clone Wars playing the imperial march every time Anakin is mildly inconvenienced will never not make me laugh.
In the Clone Wars, Anakin talks very cool & carefree like the young adult big brother Ahsoka sees him as.
While in the prequel trilogy, he talks very Shakespearean & stilted, like he's afraid to show too much emotion in his voice. (This isn't Jedi bashing. I'm just looking at it from Anakin's POV, who has been manipulated into thinking the Jedi will look down at him for the slightest of things. Many other Jedi freely talk with emotion). It's very flowery & poetic - he is crushing on Padmé, but I think he would have talked like that regardless. Maybe he picked the language from Obi-Wan's very sophisticated & high class-sounding accent.
As Darth Vader, he talks very similarly, only more formal and commanding.
I think CW Anakin is how Ahsoka sees him, the prequel trilogy version of Anakin is how Obi & Padmé see him, & the OT is how Luke sees him - a frightening, tall commandong figure whom he knows little about & whom was absent from his life.
It’s Padme Week and the 500th post on DSWCP, so here is the cutest Anidala moment in all of Star Wars comics! I like that it is just a little ominous.
Star Wars Adventures 12: “Intermission, Part 1.” Marvel. July 25, 2018. Writers: Elsa Charretier and Pierrick Colinet. Penciller: Elsa Charretier. Letterer: Tom B. Long. Colorist: Sarah Stern.
