Razgriz-Specter
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Does the Rogue One guide feature pictures of all the Rebel pilots?
or just a few and name all of them.
or just a few and name all of them.
Out of the Rogue One wave? I'd say K2.What's the best black series figure? K-2SO looks great..I can afford only one
Best.aunt.
Out of the Rogue One wave? I'd say K2.
K2 is definitely the best. For a 6 inch figure, it's almost perfect.
I'd say he's lucky.
I had a official Lexikon licenced from Lucasfilm, where you got a couple of pages every two weeks. Its canon on the time of publication went up to right after TPM and it listened Darth Sidious and the Emporer as different persons... So even Lucasfilm thought it were different persons.I've a question for years and want to know the answer, even it is silly!
I watched the original trilogy as a kid and remembered Darth Sidious when I was watching the prequel trilogy. But somehow I didn't know Palpatine is Sidious in episode 1 (or maybe even spisode 2, but I'm not sure).
I didn't know the actor (Ian McDiarmid) was in both original and prequel trilogies and maybe there were some dialogues in that episode or original trilogy I couldn't understand (English isn't my native language and I was 11 when I watched episode 1 without subtitle), but I want to know did normal people (not die hard Star Wars fans) know about Palpatine after watching episode 1, or it was a surprise for next episodes?!
Thanks! That's interesting.I had a official Lexikon licenced from Lucasfilm, where you got a couple of pages every two weeks. Its canon on the time of publication went up to right after TPM and it listened Darth Sidious and the Emporer as different persons... So even Lucasfilm thought it were different persons.
You have seen the Original Trilogy right?Been watching Star Wars Rebels, enjoy most of it, but pretty much my main complaint upon further reflection is how it makes the supposedly fearsome Empire look like incompetent buffoons. I get it's meant to be a kid's show, but it's canon and is rather detrimental to the lore. I'm fine with the Rebels winning occasionally during decisive battles due to better strategies and more highly skilled individuals, but it gets all rather predictable and dull watching the Rebels in the show have barely any setbacks and winning handily every single time. Rogue One is how you should do Star Wars combat. Really captures the feeling of struggle against a superior in numbers force.
What's the best black series figure? K-2SO looks great..I can afford only one
K2SO, Scarif trooper, Boba Fett are honorable mentions.Sculpt , design and overall:
Quality and quantity of paint apps:
You have seen the Original Trilogy right?
Anyway are you past S1 yet? I absolutely despised 95% of the show at that point.
K2SO, Scarif trooper, Boba Fett are honorable mentions.
Anyway are you past S1 yet? I absolutely despised 95% of the show at that point.
Sadly no. I followed a "main story episode" guide. So I watched like 5 episodes of season 2 which was really nice and these 5 episodes were interesting and funDoes it really get better after season 1? By which I mean, does Chopper die?
Don't know how much he actually changed but I felt that same way however I actually legitimately like chopper now.Does it really get better after season 1? By which I mean, does Chopper die?
What is all this Chopper disrespect you guys need to get some taste for the third best droid in the franchise.
http://www.starwars.com/news/the-star-wars-rebels-easter-eggs-and-connections-in-rogue-one
StarWars.com: Just from a personal, this-is-awesome perspective, tell us about being on set and operating Chopper.
Matt Martin: It was really surreal. I wasnt actually there for the purpose of operating a droid. The Rogue One production team asked to have Chop shipped over and we were more than happy to do so. An animated character in a live action movie and its OUR Chopper! Awesome! [Editors note: The Chopper droid used in the film belongs to the StarWars.com team, and is featured weekly in Rebels Recon.]
A few weeks later I was sent over to help produce some behind-the-scenes content for StarWars.com and it happened to be when they were shooting in the Yavin set. I saw my buddy Chopper sitting there with all the other droids, as well as some of my friends who were brought onto the production to build and operate the droids. When Chopper was called in for one of the scenes, Lee Towersey on the droid team just handed me Chops control and said, You know how to do this, right?
You cant really tell since its so brief in the film, but the scene was actually really intense. It was the most challenging droid-driving Ive ever done. There had to be at least 30 extras running around, as well as a little personnel transport thing, and I had to make sure Chop didnt crash into any of them or impede their motion. It was very nerve-wracking at first, especially because I was in a position where I couldnt see very well. Eventually I found my way up onto a gantry and things were a bit easier. Im pretty sure I never ruined a take, but one time Genevieve OReilly [Mon Mothma] accidentally bumped into the droid, she looked around, spotted me holding the control on the gantry and mouthed, Im sorry! Id expect nothing less from a former senator.
What is all this Chopper disrespect you guys need to get some taste for the second best droid in the franchise.
I mean...the Dark Side seduces and corrupts those strong in the force. That those will likely include Jedi more than once isn't really a stretch. A lot of the history the movie tells us includes that happening in the past. That whole scenario is essentially one of the main conflicts for the Jedi as a whole.
Not too mention the situation with the Jedi between the PT and TFA is considerably different.
As far as exactly what happened and why it happened... well we don't know yet. Seems a little odd to be upset that we already don't have all the answers from two movies that don't exist yet.
Carrie holds such a special place in the hearts of everyone at Lucasfilm it is difficult to think of a world without her. She was Princess Leia to the world but a very special friend to all of us. She had an indomitable spirit, incredible wit, and a loving heart. Carrie also defined the female hero of our age over a generation ago. Her groundbreaking role as Princess Leia served as an inspiration of power and confidence for young girls everywhere. We will miss her dearly. Kathleen Kennedy, President, Lucasfilm
Carrie Fisher was one-of-a-kind, a true character who shared her talent and her truth with us all with her trademark wit and irreverence. Millions fell in love with her as the indomitable Princess Leia; she will always have a special place in the hearts of Star Wars fans as well as all of us who were lucky enough to know her personally. She will be sorely missed, and we join millions of fans and friends around the world who mourn her loss today. Bob Iger, Chairman and CEO, The Walt Disney Company
Michael Crichton and especially Robin Williams both hit me really hard. I didn't want to deal with yet another and yet here we are...This is the first time a celebrity death really makes me feel heartbroken
I've started to dig in to the "new EU," so to speak, and have started with the Darth Vader graphic novel series. I noticed that there's a seemingly related one-off title called Vader Down. Is this related to the 25-issue Darth Vader run? If so, where does it fit?
Vader Down is a crossover between the Star Wars book and Vader. It contains issues 13, 14 and 15 of Vader and concludes a few story threads, so it's part of the 25 issue run. It's definitely not my favourite part of the run but it's worth reading for some Vader badassery if nothing else.I've started to dig in to the "new EU," so to speak, and have started with the Darth Vader graphic novel series. I noticed that there's a seemingly related one-off title called Vader Down. Is this related to the 25-issue Darth Vader run? If so, where does it fit?
Always avoided this thread as I'm not sure how much the future films are discussed without spoiler tags. Is it safe in here or should I just move along?