#sm 33

[dumpster2001]

faves 😗✌🏻

[uwingdispatch]

Hey y'all, it's Tuesday! I'm having a recovery day at home because ya girl cannot handle extreme heat and I need a little rest. But tomorrow I'll be off to the post office with your goodies! And I can't wait for y'all to have them! My annual Aki-Aki Festival of the Ancestors Sale (because celebrating the 4th these days feels icky but I still want to offer a discount on treats!) is on and the whole shop is 15-25% off, so come grab your faves! Shop is here.

And for funsies, here are some of your Star Wars faves from this week!

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Shop is here. Love y'all!

[eyeluvmusic21]

I made a Neel doll

[stealingpotatoes]

commission for @levi-venn!

(commissions are open!)

[eaglerayys]

I really love the way that SM-33 switched sides during the “claimsies” argument because to me it was a reminder that for all the fun the show’s had with 33 being beholden to the pirate code, he’s still fundamentally a Star Wars Droid.

Throughout the show we’ve seen that 33 is not just thematically pirate-coded, but he’s also often been bound by rules in a way that is fairly common for robots in media. He doesn’t remember “no At Attin”, he attacks the kids when reminded of his orders, etc. While this is behaviour that is normal for a typical robot, 33 isn’t just a robot— he’s specifically a Star Wars droid, and Star Wars has always shown droids to be sentient beings capable of “emotional” attachments.

So of course 33 accepted that claimsies was close enough, because fundamentally he wanted to be on the kids side. He’s been waiting the whole show for viable reasons to attack Jod because despite being constrained to his programming, he still has his own personality and opinions.

TLDR 33 isn’t just a robot, he’s a droid who’d been waiting for the chance to have a go at Jod

[azertyrobaz]

He fainted.

[ripcurlreef]

limb from limb

[collisionxcha0s]

i love himm <3