#tipoca city

[nocturius-pabu-core]

Was that worthy Cross'ika?

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[jastervhett]

Star Wars Republic Commando (Released 02-28-2005)

"You have been born into dangerous times. A sharp mind can be the key to survival. But as often as not, it will be your inherent physical traits that win the day. And in this regard you will be superior to your more common brethren. For you are a Commando, an elite unit, something truly special."

-Kaminoan Taun We to Clone Commando-in-training Boss

❤️ this classic, dope video game. (And the novels, too.) Hard to believe this was released 20 yrs. ago. Would've been SO cool if we had a Remaster or even a Republic Commando II sequel.

❤️ when playing Republic Commando how whenever Boss (AKA Delta Squad Leader AKA RC-1138 AKA 38 AKA Clone Commando Sergeant Boss) drew his BlasTech Industries DC-15S pistol, he would always spin it - just like Jango Fett, Boba Fett, Captain Rex, etc.

Also ❤️ that right-to-left laser-wipe that would clear away icky fluids that splattered on your helmet's T-Visor after any close encounters with hostiles & your Armor's trusty Knuckle Plate Vibroblade.

A-A-AND also ❤️ discovering a Jedi's lightsaber aboard the assault ship The Prosecutor which led to this line from Boss: "An elegant weapon for a more civilized time, eh? Well, guess what? Times have changed…!"

It's little details like these that make the lore of Star Wars, Star Wars video games & the Star Wars universe so immersive & enjoyable.

Poor Sev.

[coline7373]

« Oh, laissez-moi vivre comme je veux

Les pieds dans l’eau

Et la tête en feu »

soleil bleu - luiza

[postcards-from-mandalore]

Ni di'kutla, I nearly forgot! This is what this blog's title means.

Ni di'kutla - I'm an idiot

Ni hayc adat shi gotalu jate kara o'r oyu'baat - I'm just a simple/honest/plain man (person) just making good stars (luck/destiny) in the universe

[narcissa-of-kaas]

Aside from the Wookiepedia entry, is any information out there about Tipoca City? Other than the military complex and the cloning facility, since that seems to be all that's out there. Maps, diagrams, articles, anything. I did find some scans from the book Star Wars Complete Locations but, again, it wasn't the entire city. Super detailed, though! I need references for some stuff I'm writing and I want to make sure I keep it as close to canon as possible. Please and thanks! 💜

[sw5w]

Mandalorian Armor

STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:51:53

Page 142 of The Bounty Hunter Code: From the Files of Boba Fett gives us this nice Mandalorian armor diagram with each armor piece labeled with its name in Mando'a.

[cowboylikemorgan]

Doing a Bad Batch rewatch and the S1 finale really has a moment that summarizes all of the Bad Batch:

Omega: I’m going to do something dangerous

Hunter: OMEGA DONT-

Omega: *does it anyways*

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"EPISODE II... WAS THE FIRST MAJOR HOLLYWOOD FEATURE TO BE CAPTURED DIGITALLY, ON 24p HIGH-DEFINITION VIDEO CAMERAS."

FILM: "STAR WARS: Episode II -- Attack of the Clones"

DIRECTOR: George Lucas

SCREENPLAY: George Lucas & Jonathan Hales

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: David Tattersall

PRODUCTION COMPANY: Lucasfilm Ltd.

PRODUCTION DESIGN: Gavin Bocquet

COSTUME DESIGN: Trisha Biggar

VISUAL FX: Industrial Light & Magic (ILM)

YEAR: 2005

DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century Fox

"Cinema was the art form that helped define the 20th century, and Lucas is passionate in his conviction that its expression in the 21st century will be digital. The latest installment in the "STAR WARS" saga, "Episode II -- Attack of the Clones," was the first major Hollywood feature to be captured digitally, on 24p high-definition video cameras. But in his determination to push the medium of cinema with new technologies and techniques, Lucas has encountered both support and skepticism. "Episode II's" extremely high profile situated him at the center of a raging debate over the merits and drawbacks of digital technology, which is seen by some as a viable alternative to traditional film-based methods, and by others as a concept that still requires a great deal of refinement."

-- THE ASC (American Society of Cinematographers), "George Lucas discusses his ongoing effort to shape the future of digital cinema," c. 2002

Sources: https://swlucasverse.tumblr.com/archive & https://theasc.com/magazine/sep02/exploring.