#keldo

[miscellaneousjo]

I JUST HAD A CRAZY THOUGHT!

So in Phasma's extended death scene in TLJ, Finn cuts off/knocks off her hand, but imagine in an AU where the rest of the Scyre is still alive and Phasma wakes up with them...

Phasma: *holds up robot hand* Look Keldo, we're matching!

Keldo: ...

[armitagehuxsleepschedule]

Keldo: So, wait, there's...girlboss, gatekeep, and...what was the third one again?

Phasma: Third one? There's no third one. You're making things up.

[yugiohcardsdaily]

Keldo

"If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the GY: Target 2 cards in your opponent's GY; shuffle them into the Deck."

[thewittyphantom]

A lot of Ishizu’s cards got retrained versions that are wreaking havoc in the TCG at the moment. Here’s a handy guide to what’s new!

https://www.reddit.com/r/yugioh/comments/yx6p7h/the_original_ishizu_cards_and_their_new_versions/

[gendy-endy]

I'm funny

[keldoofthescyre]

Is there any Keldo fanart around?

[venatohru]

“Keldo was only a year older than Phasma, but Siv had long known that he would make a great leader.”

[partiallybatty]

Star Wars: Phasma - Short Review

All in all, it was an enjoyable read. While I did find the dialogue could become repetitive at times, making it feel more dragged out than it needed to be, and the ending felt a bit rushed to deliver a somewhat satisfying conclusion, the story helped in many ways to bolster the mystique and intrigue of the titular character and give an interesting look at what loyalty can mean for different characters.

Speaking of which, the characters themselves are fun to read. The cast are a good blend of variations across the moral spectrum, with Phasma and Cardinal being the most interesting. With the flashbacks of Phasma, you hold hope that she does care about her companions despite her more than obvious lean towards having no morality, and Cardinal’s inner struggles between his unwavering loyalty and new knowledge he gains makes his story somewhat tragic and highlights well the cruelty of the First Order.

In short: the book felt like it was longer than it should’ve been, but the characters and story more than made up for it. 4/5