#tamara ryvora

[minniethemoocherda]

RESISTANCE FANS HOW WE FEELING?!?!

[locitawritings-blog1]

I found this board so I can start doing Six Fanarts Challenge again !!!

Since I lost my six fanarts that I drew from last year, I have to make a new one. The theme is star wars characters. Yes, my fave characters from any star wars animation/live action series I watched so you guys can pick each one from six polls.

Polls #1

Devon

Crosshair

Tam

Zeb

Emerie

Lyco

Voting ended onJun 3

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[livelaughlothcat]

Resistance is such a hidden gem of the franchise. What we get from both seasons is just as good as what we get from the first two seasons of Clone Wars and Rebels. I really mourn the tv show we could’ve gotten if it had had time to fully grow into itself and tell large, sprawling stories the way the those two shows did. But still what we get in those seasons is really great, especially when you consider that the show was pretty obviously cut short. The fact that the characters all feel so fleshed out and many of them are able to complete full arcs in the time they were given is a testament to how strong the writing is. I’d go as far a saying strongest part of the sequel era

[darth-memes]

STAR WARS RESISTANCE WAS RELEASED 7 YEARS AGO!!!!!!

[thetorturedlover]

Tamara Ryvora

[jewishcissiekj]

star wars resistance more like gaysistance (just watched Synara's score)

[dio-icarticaae]

Recently rewatched Star Wars Resistance Season 2 Episode 3, "Live Fire", and it's such a good demonstration of all the various kinds of pilots in Resistance and how good the show is at illustrating the difference between them. There's subtle difference between all of the pilots of course, but there's two main really glaring distinctions: First Order vs Resistance/non First Order pilots, and Yeager & Kaz vs the Aces.

The difference between Yeager & Kaz and the Aces is really fascinating and also officially spells out one of the best subtle details in Resistance - Kaz is not as good at racing because of his combat pilot background that he still uses. Kaz struggles with racing flying throughout the show because he isn't a racer or thinking like a racing pilot - he's a combat pilot and he flies like one and thinks like one. And in reverse, the Aces aren't good in combat because In a race, every ace is capable of beating him handily. In a combat scenario? Kaz and Yeager pick them off effortlessly because that the kind of piloting they are best at and have been taught. Kaz loses races all the time, but in situations like in the first season fighting the sea monster? Kaz is clearly far more at ease with flying in that situation than the Aces. And the race later in the season 2? Kaz wins that not only because of the knowledge gained about the course through watching the Aces fail to go through it, but also because what with the mines, being shot at, etc., it's more of a combat situation and that's what Kaz is good at.

Sidenote - I always find it fun that Griff is the one who is most apprehensive about their chances in the training exercise. It makes sense; having been in the Empire he's well aware of what Rebellion pilots were capable of working together and he knows this will not end well for the Aces.

A minor addition to that is the difference between Yeager and Kaz as pilots is one of experience and leadership skills. Yeager's a Rebellion veteran, and you can tell - he's comfortable with being in command and giving orders to his fellow pilots in a way that Kaz isn't. He's also a little more adaptable to strange circumstances such as a giant creature trying to eat them - he saw a lot of wild things during the Rebellion so he's (less) phased than Kaz. Yeager as a pilot is who Kaz could be in the future.

The other main difference in pilots is, of course, the difference in how the First Order treats its pilots in training and how the Resistance/literally everyone else does and "Live Fire" does a great job of showing those. Yeager is so matter of fact when says of course they're not going to use live fire on each other. For the Aces, it's a given that they wouldn't be practicing with live fire because why would they? One of them could get hurt/their ship could get destroyed and that would not be good. And what's really to be gained from it?

In contrast, the First Order doesn't care if they lose a trainee in an exercise because of "friendly" fire - in fact that's preferable through some kind of "survival of the fittest" mindset. Tam preventing Rucklin's TIE from crashing into the Star Destroyer bridge also prevents a possible catastrophe and shows that she's a good pilot with good leadership skills - but because she shows compassion she loses squad leader.

Tam doesn't fit in the First Order survival of the fittest mold and it's a very early indication that Tam will leave the First Order - she's not like them and she could never be because her first instinct is to help her fellow pilots instead of leave them for dead, and that makes her a better person and pilot than any of them could ever be.

"Live Fire" does a great job of showing all of this and that's definitely a part of why it's one of my favorite Resistance episodes!

[deafblindshorty]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 1/8 Fandom: Star Wars: Resistance (Cartoon) Rating: Not Rated Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Hamato Xiono & Kazuda Xiono, Tamara Ryvora & Kazuda Xiono, Kazuda Xiono & Jarek Yeager, Tamara Ryvora & Jarek Yeager Characters: Kazuda Xiono, Tamara Ryvora, Neeku Vozo, Synara San, Jarek Yeager, Hamato Xiono, Leia Organa Additional Tags: Drama, Crime, Mystery, Friendship, Family, Torture, Lies! Deceptions!, Kazuda Xiono needs a hug, Don't we have enough evil family members? Vader? Palpatine?, Ehh what's one more?, Mentions of canon EU novels such as Aftermath: Empire's End, Mentions of events in Ahsoka (TV show), Canon Compliant Summary:

After celebrating the destruction of Pyre's star destroyer, Tam is shot by a mysterious assailant because of information she discovers. As Team Colossus uncovers the mystery, Kaz learns a terrible truth about someone from his past.