Don't Need To Worry About That If You're Like Me And Believe Soup Clone Was Vik. Man Enjoyed All The

Don't need to worry about that if you're like me and believe Soup Clone was Vik. Man enjoyed all the soup he could ever want on Pabu.

I couldn’t handle that

I would absolutely eat this up

I love interacting with the Star Wars fandom on tumblr because it’s full of users who understand that Star Wars isn’t flawless but still enjoy it for what it is and have thoughtfull discussions on Jedi philosophy and character analysis and making amazing art and fanfictions

Then I see Star Wars fans on instagram or any other sites and the shit they say are WILD. This morning I saw a comment that we “gaslit themselves that the prequels are good” and “ruin everything with fanfiction”

Bros never experienced joy or whimsy before.

Like, imagine being THAT upset that people like a franchise that you like but in a different way, could never be me.

Bad Batch Season 3 where everything is the same but Omega is allowed to say fuck

We need a " Bad Batch Shorts " series or something just to witness the glory of Emomega.

Omega growing out of her “sweet happy-go-lucky child” phase and into her “moody emotional teenager” phase would be quite the upheaval in the Bad Batch household, because Hunter is probably devastated and emotional and a little scared about it all because that’s his little girl, but Crosshair just smirks and buys a pack of extra crunchy toothpicks because his time has come.

So, the recent cancellation of The Acolyte has me thinking about another lost Star Wars story. Except this one never aired a single episode.

One of my biggest issues with the New Republic era is the lack of much meaningful exploration of the New Republic itself (outside of books, The Convert from Mando S3 and scattered scenes elsewhere). Which is a real shame because there are so many interesting topics to explore with especially early in its existence. How does the rebel alliance hope to transition into an actual functioning government? On a smaller scale how did former rebels adjust to their new lives after the war? What became of the more radical rebel factions? Did some of them start fighting The New Republic? How did heavily pro imperial worlds respond to the change of power? More on the extremely wholesome New Republic amnesty program?

If Lucasfilm wants to push the New Republic era as the main focus of Star Wars storytelling going forward they should seriously consider reviving this show. Even in the absence of Cara Dune there are plenty of other new republic characters who could make for a pretty fun ensemble (Carson Teva, Zeb, Kallus, Hera, Omega? Potentially Mayfeld???) and the option to create new ones. Sadly I feel like it might already be too late, would love to be proven wrong though.