[ Star Wars! ]

☆ expect literally anything star wars related // sucker for Ahsoka & Grogu & rebelcaptain & Hera Syndulla & Omega // "Anakin... good luck." ☆

[reislesbian]

Bad Batch women my beloved 🫶

[azertyrobaz]

You're our kid, Omega.

[critter-of-habit]

Ahsoka 🙌 Missing her already

[querren]

Sabine: "Ahsoka took me on as her apprentice!"

Ezra [confounded]: "What? Why????"

I am deceased. The delivery of that line just floored me. Eman Esfandi is Ezra Bridger.

[starwarsblr]

AHSOKA Part Seven: Dreams and Madness

[starryjediknight]

Omg you guyyyyssss

THEY USE SLINGSHOTS JUST LIKE EZRA USED TO!

WHAT IF HE TAUGHT THEM HOW TO USE SLINGSHOTS I CAN’T THIS IS TOO PRECIOUS! 🥹😭

[starryjediknight]

Imagine how pissed Sabine is going to be when she realizes she could have just hitched a ride on a purrgil with Ahsoka instead of siding with the enemy 😭

[critter-of-habit]

All aboard the "enemies to lovers" trope train *toot tooooot*

[manny-jacinto]

HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN as Anakin Skywalker in his Clone Wars armor 👀

[kyberchai]

Clone Wars and Rebels fans are eating so good right now

[darth-memes]

[critter-of-habit]

Live action Ahsoka is growing on me but the short lekku are not 😌

[delioncunt]

STAR WARS AHSOKA PART ONE: Master and Apprentice REBELS 3x15 Trials of the Darksaber

[whisp-crs]

I like to think im funny

[p1nkmic]

(Really Late) Happy New Year!

One of the goals I set for 2023 was to do more studies and practices in various areas where I felt that my art was weak, sooo I drew these trying to improve structure and stylization and I’m satisfied with the result but there’s still a long way to go!

[yourlocalstarwarsfan]

*spoilers for black mirror episode 2

I think there’s an important message in black mirror’s loch henry episode. Here we are consuming dramatic shows that follow serial killers doing horrible things to real victims. Just like Pia mentioned, we watch to be disgusted and for the thrills and to try to imagine what it must have been like for the victims. However, we fail to see the impact these shows, movies, and documentaries have on people who are still traumatized from the events. 

This episode shows how Davis is still traumatized despite the fame and money and how the producers fail to consider how he might feel about his family’s story being so public and used to drive the entertainment industry. This ep made me think about how we make memes and tiktok videos from the Dahmer series that disrespects the victims both past and present.  

Also netflix should’ve put a content warning before the ep in my opinion

[lornaka]

May the 4th be with you <3