I Would Love To See More Examples Of The Different Cultures Of The Training Personnel Rub Off Onto The

I would love to see more examples of the different cultures of the training personnel rub off onto the clones they instructed, like the kamas and jaig eyes and other Mandalorian iconography sported by so many.

What did Bric and El-Les show the clones of their cultures? Did any adopt symbols or customs from them?

What other bounty hunters trained the clones? A trooper whose armor pattern is colored on the tattoos of a Zabrak instructor. A pilot with Corellian bloodstripes running down his armor. A trooper named after a Trandoshan phrase.

I just think they'd be neat

I think the best part of Star Wars as a franchise is you could ask a dozen people what their favorite piece of Star Wars media is and everyone could each give a different answer and they'd all have various tones, themes, styles, time periods, and canonicity.

And they'd all be equally valid.

(Mine is KOTOR2)

We're so back

One more week until I enter the biggest "we're so back" or "it's over" phase of my life

The audacity to only show older Hunter and not the others

I had three seasons to brace for Scorch to go out like the cameo character he is and I still wasn't ready for it.

Now I know how you felt, Tech fans

I love how Boba Fett is an actual character with story and personality now and years of being fleshed out, but part of me will always be a fan of early pre-prequels Boba where he has no morals (except on premarital sex), no character, no face, just a collection of one liners with nothing to his name but battered armor and his reputation.

Also Cam Kennedy's art just kills for Boba Fett comics