#inquisitorius

[nobody-expects-the-inquisitorius]

I really appreciate that they made the Inqs feel scary again. Some of the most horrifically under-used potential in the franchise but those moments of Marrok with Lawson in the shadows are honestly spine-chilling. I really hope they don't make me eat my words because I haven't finished the episode yet but I haven't gotten this excited about the inquisitors in so, so long

Even just the points where we find out about Klyce's transfer? You feel the tension. The oppression just from the Empire's very presence. It's so subtle and it's so well-done

[ivora-art]

I didn't find any good artworks about her, so… I had to try to make something myself

[mansedits]

Second Sister and Thirteenth Brother

[shadowlit-shows]

This fine gentleman with his hands and small waist and violent tendencies has captivated me

Aka I am going feral I need him like a crow with a shiny object I'm I'm going insane

Like Vader

Vader let me at him Vader pLEAse

I do not wish to FIX him I wish to be evil ALONGSIDE him

Let us make eachother worse Vader PLEASE

Don't be homophobic Vader smh

[inquisitor-apologist]

Actually I fucking adore the Inquisitors’ lightsabers. They are such an amazing way to clearly and succinctly characterize the Inquistorius as an organization.

The rotating blades? The vast majority of the Inquisitors were children, Padawans or young war Knights who would not have had the time to develop the saber-deflection skills of adult Jedi, so the spinning serves as a quick and effective shortcut.

The practically identical designs? Every aspect of the Inquisitors’ lives is tightly controlled by the Empire, they live in a goddamn prison, and the standardization of a weapon that is literally connected to their souls is the most extreme manifestation of that.

Even the flight capabilities are kind of about their relationship to the empire: clinging to its technology rather than using the Force, because they were never taught anything else.

It’s actually sooo good if you just overthink it a lot :)

[aaeeart]

Future of the Force inspired doodles

[noddytheornithopod]

So if Marrok and the Crow were Jedi like all the other Inquisitors... what the heck were their Jedi selves like? With the others I can at least see how they could have been Jedi (if we didn't outright see them as such), but with those two seeming like horror villains... yeah.

At least with Marrok we don't actually know what's under his armour (besides that weird green smoke in Ahsoka that may or may not be Nightsister magick shenanigans), but especially with Crow, did they always look like this? Or did becoming Inquisitors change them?

Like seriously, was there some creepy plague doctor grim reaper ass Jedi ominously walking through the halls of the Temple as everyone went about their day? Was there an unnaturally quiet and brooding dude with unnatural body movements ominously standing in places there?

Like, I know how someone looks and acts shouldn't be a judge of whether they're good or evil, but with how Filoni designed these two, it really makes you wonder how different they were as Jedi.

[gil-estel]

saddest girls in the world