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Can Mark Hamil even sing?
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27. I don't think this one is Star Wars themed... It's a photo by Benjamin Wong, but hell if this isn't inspired by it. Tell me this isn't Anakin carrying Padme on Mustafar. (Don't actually tell me, I don't care that much.)
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houseofnifty
If you analyze the mechanics of a lightsaber fight and not what the fight means to the story then you're missing the whole point.
InnerUniverse
#7 Is a Brookyln 99 quote.
GlenallenMixon
#19 Couldn't Carry have waited for the 40 year anniversary :'(
corvettee01
Sith code if awesome. Grey Jedi code is dumb as shit. Jedi code is meh.
DeadArcadian
Kylo Ren appreciation! :D. All the little details about him are interesting to me, I'm excited to see where he goes
thingamajig1987
Most of these were made by someone who doesn't know much about the star wars universe and it hurts my inner nerd.
JaceCameron
How many people are pissed about Grey Jedi being mentioned in this post. I bet that's almost all the downvotes
thegreatninjaman
just so you guys know, that was made into a song already https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pORNNBE4YVE
ChemicalCookies
BigTittyGothKitty
2# is an actual video. I love it.
ThatIrishLass
https://youtu.be/pORNNBE4YVE
ICantBelieveItsNotGif
Man I absolutely love #12, never thought of it like that before
StephenDaniels
"I better not have to watch Luke Skywalker die with my own two eyes I swear to god" Couldn't have said it better myself.
metaspy
Lightsabers are held on by the one holding the lightsaber. To turn it off you would have to pry their finger/thumb off the button.
Xenolith166
I think the Force is less about good vs evil, not inherently one or the other, just depends how you use it and what for.
tandem178
DarthMaelstrymLightbreaker
DarthMaelstrymLightbreaker
One of my favorite pieces of Star Wars art.
SeanBeanDiesAlot
"In your opinion, what is the height of stupidity?" -Ahsoka "Anakin, How tall are you?" - Obi-Sass Kenobi
ObiWanKenobiHimself
Well hello there
SkeetSkeets
K E N O B I
AverySillyName
The force is stronger the less people using it, that's why Rey and Kylo are so perfect at jedi stuff despite having little to no training.
ebbydebbydoo
...Kylo has had tones of training. First with Luke then Snoke...
CthulhuBot
#29 SRONGEST
Mocpages
fuuuck now I gotta go play SWTOR again...
thegameball
Don't forget #2, and to patch in all the Restored content. And maybe play it on Android.
TimeFoDat
Not only do those "Click"s look like they say "Dick" but they also literally look like dicks to me. I guess I just have dick on the brain.
ICantBelieveItsNotGif
You could say you're a bit of a... dickhead
Otherish
Does Jaime Lannister have a nephew? His douche was his son.
supervillin
"Nephew" is your sibling's son. His sons ARE his nephews.
Thekingofbeans
They Gray code is so fucking stupid.
itsdaphonz
Wait, isn’t that what Luke realized in the EU with the whole balance to the force thing? That you need to have full emotions with the force?
Thekingofbeans
The non canon EU and the explanation that Lucas directly refuted?
lHaveAConfession
What do Jedi's pay with?
lHaveAConfession
Don't worry I'm already on the way out
lHaveAConfession
Starbucks.
ebbydebbydoo
Ba dum TSS*
baseballboy3711
Their lives?
sunyudai
Troof, dis.
SithLordFelix
There are no gray jedi
TheCyberGoblin
Isn't Ashoka one? Or is she something else. Or at least... was.
houseofnifty
Kyle fucking Katarn got rendered non-cannon but this shit didn't cause apparently it shows up in the cartoons.
ThatIrishLass
StormheartKing
I haven't paid attention to Rebels but isn't Ahsoka kind of a gray Jedi? And if not, what is she after she left the Jedi order?
MisterJoke
A force user.
IceCreamConefessions
and the gray jedi code is a terribly written fanfic - I don't know how it's still around
Thekingofbeans
It's like X-Men first class. "Find the place between peace and rage." "So moderately annoyed is how my powers work?"
Strongharbour432
Wasn't Jolee bindo considered one?
LurkerPete
Grey Jedis are utter fandom bullshit, The whole point is that force users can only exist on one extreme side of the scale
CleverlyReferencedThing
Actually that's consistent with old cannon, and if rebels is cannon (it is I think) then they have at the least hinted at it
GreenishOwl
It’s officially canon now from Bendus Character, but not all the “Creed” crap.
Polaris7
This guy is right. Lucasfilm Story Group described a gray jedi as a vegetarian who eats meat sometimes, it makes no sense
slightlylessthaninconspicuous
How would you explain Fulcrum Asohka, or Asajj Ventress. Trained force users who are neither jedi or sith. Asajj helps ahsoka, not very sith
ThatIrishLass
Ideology=/=Allegiance. You can be a Dark Sider with Morals or a Light Sider who does terrible things, but you're still one or the other.
ThatIrishLass
SWTOR does a decent job of showing this with their alignment system, esp. after the option was added to choose your net allegiance recently.
Aboutasbad
Well no not necessarily. The Jedi order strayed too far to the"good" side. Just like the with strayed too far the "bad". The Jedi 1/
Aboutasbad
Originally lived on a planet where there were two planets in constant light and darkness. If a force user went to far to the light they2/
Aboutasbad
We're sent to the dark planet, and if you were to uppity and went dark they sent you to the light planet. At least that used to be cannon.
Aboutasbad
There is supposed to be a careful balance of light and dark without extremes.
darkdragonempress
Want qui gon jinn canonically a grey Jedi? I mean I think there were more in the books but in the movie at least 1 existed.
darkdragonempress
Wasn't not want *
Thekingofbeans
He was a rule breaker but nothing suggests that's canon.
TheGreatLemonWheel
I don't think he was totally gray, he just didn't adhere to some of the tenants of the Order he found silly.
Pentel123
Which at the time of the prequels is how a grey jedi was defined. One who didn't follow the will of the council (blindly.)
SalmonTheWise
He was just going with the flow, seeing where his force powered instincts got him, full trust in the light side, nothing grey about him.
darkdragonempress
Apparently he was considered gray because of his disagreements with the council. The 2 definitions were those that didn't adhere to the 1
darkdragonempress
Jedi order, and those who actually walked the line between the light and dark side. 2
Valondra
Even though all that about Kyloe Renault may be true, he doesn't FEEL more powerful than Vader or Yoda.
MithridateEupator
I think he has more raw potential but less training
FleroviumA
Khloe Renault
TheSirCharlesBarkley
Kylo Renault vs Toy Yoda.
BuiltLikeATruckCuddlyLikeATeddyBear
To be fair he's not complete. He has no control, he hasn't learned to channel his anger. He's Anakin killing sandpeople, not Vader.
BuiltLikeATruckCuddlyLikeATeddyBear
As a comparison, I mean.
Arock77
My fucking sides
Mocpages
True. That said, I'm guessing that he is supposed to have an actual character arc away from whiny which will end up being awesome. Plz?
Xenolith166
He feels kinda awkward and meh, like he hasn't grown into his powers yet and can't quite get the hang of them.
EmporerDragon
I believe my first reaction on Kylo after seeing TFA was "Jacen or Jaina Solo could wipe the floor with Darth Sasuke.".
CorvusSolus
'Darth Sasuke'
bearatrooper
Kylo Renault:
HomelingRazor
How does this even exist??
nexusband
Stop, I'm dying of laughter right now...
rollsroycea87
This isn't being nearly appreciated enough
ebbydebbydoo
For a second I thought we had started a kind of Bendynoodle Cummerbund type of deal with Kylo Ren. ...
iEatPopcorn
Maybe we did!
BanadecCamberbootch
Hey. Hey. The name is easy to spell.
Valondra
God damn auto correct.
BanadecCamberbootch
No, it's cool. This is canon now.
Spraxxy
Honestly made it better, he may be powerful but he's still feels like a renault compared to *insert favorite car brand*
JustSomeEnglishGuy
Happens to plenty of people Volvodra, don't worry about it.
DredeKnig
It's all done for plot reasons. The blaster bolt is because we have more fancy special effects. Mind reading is to advance the plot. (1)
DredeKnig
The Chewie bolt had to happen, Chewie couldn't NOT react to Han's death, and we needed a reason for Rey to win the fight. (2)
DredeKnig
And finally, we needed a lightsaber fight, it's Star Wars. So Kylo had to fight with that damage so Rey wouldn't lose. (3)
DredeKnig
He's no tougher than previous force-users. But he is more whiny and annoying. (4/4)
PeteTusk
He's a child, and the whole film is just hyper & inconsistent so it's silly to compare his supposed powerz.
AngryRaven
and if any of that is even remotely true, and not just a case of upping the spectacle for new audiences, what does that say about Rey?
PeteTusk
That it's all nonsense, and JJ Abrams as usual doesn't give much of a flip about continuity, especially in terms of action details.
AngryRaven
Kylo trained under Luke for years, Rey literally discovered she had force powers at all just days before getting captured and resisted him
AngryRaven
successfully before kicking his ass in the snow shortly after being tortured.
AngryRaven
besides that, everyone has been retconned according to disney,we see vader slinging around baster bolts like bouncy balls in his cameo
PoppinLochNessHopster
#1 Aren't jedi constantly shielding themselves with/from the force and also constantly probing their opponents shield for weakness?
Polaris7
No, not explicitly anyway
Mocpages
Yes. Does that shield the lightsaber? presumably, but its never mentioned.
freakdiablo
Yup, and I've heard a fan theory on it's why the fights in the original trilogy were kinda clunky, more concentration on the force battle.
CanOnlySayYes
yes
irrelevator
Yes
JohnnieSnow
I could be wrong here, but in the old EU only force sensitives could operate a saber, something about the force controlling the actual blade
MattMcC980
Only force sensitives could make them. A muggle could use one but it would be stupid dangerous for the user.
QuietReaper
I think you're wrong seen as grievous isn't force sensitive
rjderouin
You need the force to deflect bolts, wing that shit like a boomerang, sword fight super fast
avidatheist
The force is "needed" to effectively use a lightsaber so that you can know where the actual blade of the saber is, since it has no weight.(1
avidatheist
With enough training anyone would be able to use a lightsaber in a sword fight, but they wouldn't be able to block shots.(2/2)
cajunbrewer
Han used Luke's saber to cut open the Tauntaun on Hoth. I'm not disagreeing with you, just giving an example.
Epinephilim
Old expanded universe Han was very much force sensitive. Which is why his kids were such powerful jedi.
Karlifen
You tellin me that u think the guy who did the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs wasnt force sensitive?
p75369
I'm going with wrong. AFAIK, sabers are pure tech, you just need the force to take a sword to a gun fight and expect to survive.
DrSparken
There is at least one lore case of a lightsaber with an internal trigger, so it could only be used with force - but yes, still pure tech.
TinyLiehon
Imagine if they brought a gun to a gun fight ... they'd invent gun kata's
BanadecCamberbootch
Old EU explained that all lightsabers have a switch, but some are external that you activate with finger or whatever, and others are 1/
BanadecCamberbootch
internal and require the force to activate. Different makes and preferences.
JohnnieSnow
Thank you, maybe that’s where I got that idea from.
EmporerDragon
No, even in the old EU that wasn't the case. Han even uses Luke's saber in Empire Strikes Back.
JohnnieSnow
I’m not saying you’re wrong, but Han is canonically a force sensitive, and this is why Ben in the new trilogy is such a strong force user /1
EmporerDragon
I think you're thinking of the old Decipher CCG or Wizard's Star Wars Minis, where he got a force rating to represent his luck.
JohnnieSnow
The Skywalker line infused with another force sensitive line resulted in some of the strongest force users the old EU.
thegameball
The only thing I found on Wookiepedia is that "Jaina speculated that he may have potentially possessed a mild form of Force-sensitivity."
thegameball
But in Jedi Search, wasn't he (and possibly Ackbar) tested by Luke telepathically, like was done to Kyp Durron?