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The Death Star racked up a pretty impressive K/D ratio for only having been operational a few days - Jedha, Scarif, Alderaan... who knows how many more planets by the end of the week with Tarkin in charge
Posted 11th Jun 2026r/StarWars
Vintage Burger King Star Wars promotional glasses
Posted 10th Jun 2026r/StarWars_
If you told me a couple of years ago that one of the tensest scenes in Star Wars I'd ever watch was of someone trying to unscrew something, I'd never have believed you.
Posted 10th Jun 2026r/andor
Changing Jabba's character from being a human to a Hutt, but keeping Han's quip "Jabba, you're a wonderful human being" is inadvertently one of the funniest lines in the franchise
Posted 10th Jun 2026r/StarWars
I have so much appreciation for what a phenomenal job Benjamin Bratt did taking up the mantle of Bail Organa
Posted 9th Jun 2026r/andor
Reading Outbound Flight definitely made me appreciate Joruus C'baoth more
Posted 9th Jun 2026r/StarWarsEU
When you think about it, Leia had both two moms who served as queens, and two parents who served as senators
Posted 9th Jun 2026r/StarWars
Cair Paravel throne room concept art by film designer Henrik Tamm
Posted 8th Jun 2026r/Narnia
Early battle droid speeder concept art for The Phantom Menace, by Doug Chiang
Posted 8th Jun 2026r/StarWars
Was curious why the Erso's homestead had moisture vaporators on such a wet world - turns out the volcanic nature of Lah'mu makes it great for farming, but the groundwater unpalatable for humans - thus needing to harvest it from the air
Posted 5th Jun 2026r/StarWars
The gunners on the rescue gunships at Geonosis must have had a blast finally getting to let rip in an actual battle - the particle beam turrets are such powerhouses
After watching A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, I think all these actors would have been fantastic casting for new roles had they made an additional season of Andor - here's my fancast for each one
Posted 4th Jun 2026r/andor
Learned today that the OG Boba Fett actor, Jeremy Bulloch, also played an Imperial officer in Empire Strikes Back and returned to play an Alderaanian pilot in Revenge of the Sith!
Posted 4th Jun 2026r/StarWars
The Rebel raid on stormy Eadu was such a cool scene, one of my favorite X-Wing appearances - only wish it was longer!
Opening with the TIE Avenger heist was the perfect kickass way to start season two - when Andor goes off, it GOES OFF
Posted 3rd Jun 2026r/andor
Saw would have been a great character for James Luceno to write expanding on, much like his novels Plagueis and Tarkin
Posted 2nd Jun 2026r/andor
Early Phantom Menace concept art by legend Doug Chiang, exploring arm and attachment ideas for R2-D2
Posted 2nd Jun 2026r/StarWars
Incredible Republic Commando cosplay by Jaxson Drev - love Omega Squad's custom black armor!
Posted 1st Jun 2026r/StarWars_
After seeing Alderaan's beauty and tranquility in the films and shows since ANH came out, it's destruction hits so much harder. So glad they gave us a peek at what it looked like on the surface.
Posted 1st Jun 2026r/StarWars
The scene in The Last Battle when the giant blows his horn and the stars fall from the sky at the end of Narnia always gives me chills
Posted 31st May 2026r/Narnia
Oh, to be a kid flying kites and running with the dinosaurs on a beach in Dinotopia.
Posted 31st May 2026r/Dinotopia
Dryden Vos makes such a fantastic villain in Solo, love his custom Kyuzo Petar daggers
Posted 31st May 2026r/StarWars_
The Telmarines have some pretty fantastic outfits in the Walden release of Prince Caspian!
Posted 30th May 2026r/Narnia
I always thought it was odd that the Erso's had moisture vaporators on such a damp world - turns out the volcanic nature of Lah'mu makes it great for farming, but the groundwater unpalatable for humans - thus needing to harvest it from the air
Posted 30th May 2026r/andor
Marcia Lucas, who won an academy award for her editing of A New Hope and George's former wife, has passed away at 80. RIP to a Star Wars legend.
Posted 30th May 2026r/StarWars_
Mace casually sticking the landing on a couple hundred foot drop at Geonosis was such a cool force flex
Posted 29th May 2026r/StarWars
I feel like Nemik and Chirrut would have gotten along great - they both had their own particular kind of vision and faith driving them towards serving a greater good
Posted 28th May 2026r/andor
Awesome Star Wars murals in Tijuana, Mexico
Posted 28th May 2026r/StarWars_
The TIE Avenger is one helluvah ship, would love to see more of it
Posted 28th May 2026r/StarWars
Can't wait to see Rory McCann as Baylan Skoll in the next season of Ahsoka
Posted 27th May 2026r/StarWars
For someone with major respiratory issues, Grievous is awfully chill about explosive decompression - still a kick ass scene though
'Lucy, Susan, & Aslan' by Loré Pemberton
Posted 26th May 2026r/Narnia
Fun fact: Torvosaurus gurneyi was named after Gurney by a paleontologist who'd read and been inspired by Dinotopia as a child
Posted 26th May 2026r/Dinotopia
Love this scene with IG-11 absolutely wrecking everyone flying a speeder no-hands and Grogu reveling in the carnage
Posted 25th May 2026r/StarWars
The 'Hadro Swamp' the Denison's pass through on their way to Waterfall City is one of my favorite small communities on the island
Posted 24th May 2026r/Dinotopia
Reepicheep and his coracle by artist Amy Grimes
Posted 24th May 2026r/Narnia
One of the best duelists in the galaxy, and Dooku still shows off by ragdolling his opponents around with the force for extra style points - it's interesting that he uses the force offensively more often than almost anyone else in the films
Posted 22nd May 2026r/StarWars
Remote control pit droid with it's own ride
Posted 21st May 2026r/StarWars
Gideon Altaire, the first skybax rider, and his skybax Avatar (and hoverhead Fritz)
Posted 21st May 2026r/Dinotopia
It's hilarious how Obi-Wan says "I hate it when he does that," as if he didn't just dramatically fling himself out a window into the abyss two minutes before. Anakin didn't get that flair for the dramatic from nowhere...
Seeing 501st trooper Nax living on the streets was a dark but good world-building aspect I appreciated in the Obi-Wan show - I'd like to think that he eventually made his way to the rebellion, or at least landed on his feet somewhere after this
Posted 20th May 2026r/StarWars
Dryden Vos's daggers were so cool - hopefully we get to see more of them in Shadow Lord S2!
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