#death star

[bobby-luv]

[sleepdeprivedartboi]

It is so unbelievably funny that the moment Mon Mothma makes the declaration of Rebellion to the galaxy, literally everything for the empire fucking falls apart in the span of a god dammed year lmao

Mass rebellions, Sabotages, the empire panicks and forces things harder which results in more rebellion.

Then Governor Pryce dies, Thrawn disappears from the face of the galaxy, a Jedi denies Palpatine the way into the world between worlds by destroying a one of a kind temple, and the TIE defender program is shut down, and the empire loses Lothal.

Then literally a few months later, The ISB loses 4 of its most senior staff members, They fail to get Luthen, then a few days later, Krennic gets the Death star taken away from him, The Research facility at Eadu is destroyed, then literally the next day, the Scarif Database is attacked, a whole rebel fleet shows up out of nowhere at Scarif, They escape with the fucking plans, Empire never learning of the sabotage Galen put.

Then literally within the next weeks the fucking death star is blown up with 70% of imperial high command in it, Tarkin and Yularen die, Vader goes missing for weeks, and A skywalker is a jedi and leading the fucking charge. Then when Vader's back, Tagge dies and Cylo flips and tries to murder vader so he has to be put down as well.

I just know Palpatine was absolutely fuming in his chambers. You know the man is raging out of his mind.

[yaolmao]

au; Kid is a bit less orderly than how Death made him to be. Or Kid and Blackstar are mad

Dialogue in Yukio Mishima, Confessions of a Mask

[star-wars-forever]

Coruscant concept art

by Ralph McQuarrie

[audrey-molinatti-art]

i love kleya marki, i love the dynamic with luthen , i might do luthen next and maybe deedra and krennic ( not as martyr but as roman oppressor maybe?? but not right now) i would love to draw official star war characters .

[oldschoolfrp]

"Fantastic Planet" by Peter Elson was the artist's first published work, in Science Fiction Monthly V2 N11, November 1975, after winning the Readers Painting Competition. The printed centerfold reversed the painting, but I prefer this original version.

Spherical spaceships and space stations were popular subjects in the 1970s, even before the May 1977 premiere of Star Wars.

[underestimated-shadow]

Sacrifice. Oppression. Rebellion.

[cloudofbutterflies]

Ever since I finished Andor, I've been thinking about Kleya. Thinking about her being on Yavin when the first death star explodes. Thinking about her evacuating from Hoth among the AT-AT walkers. Thinking about her, standing in the Ewok village at the end of Return of the Jedi, watching the fireworks, and quietly feeling Luthen's presence standing there with her with her, quietly telling him that the sunrise has finally come.