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Replying to @SirSnipeyy
The Jedi are good and 90% of the criticisms people have for them have little to no basis in the actual stories
As a TCW hater I have to say I don’t actually hate Anakin’s characterization in the show. This is a pretty good example of it done right
What I hate is how often he’s proven right and the other Jedi are proven wrong. That I think muddles the message way too much
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Replying to @Kerrcarr01
I think they just wanted to give him a giant beak
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The whole show is filled with incredible characterization, scenes with and without dialogue that tell you so much about these characters
It was hard to just pick 4
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All these Years later and the best Star Wars show is still Genndy Tartakovsky's Clone Wars
This man's vision is unmatched
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Spent a long time thinking about these lines and what they meant. What are the Jedi saying about themselves and the Force? What do these pieces (The crystal, the heart, the blade, the force, and the Jedi) represent, and what is Luminara saying about their purpose? (long thread)
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“i wish the bad guy in this movie was not as bad so i would feel better about liking him”
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Anakin fell to the dark side because he was afraid of reality, and in trying to prevent the inevitable he destroyed everything he was trying to protect
He crushed himself under the weight of his own fear. He may have been dealt a bad hand, but his failure was his own
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I simply can not take people who interpret stylization as 100% literal seriously
If we're judging "strongest" in Cyberpunk based on 1v1 combat potential, then not even V is shown to be as fast as anyone with an experimental Sandy in Edgerunners.
So it'd potentially be
1. Smasher
2. Cyberskeleton David
3. Lt. Col Norris
4. Regular David
5. V
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