Anakin Skywalker 💔

'(...) she brings him out of that.' ❤️

Omega and Crosshair Ω⌖

Episode 8 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch is now available on Disney plus.

Родные <3

It’s May Day so…

And a doodle that’s unlikely to ever get completed. This is my HC that Cross’ hands and feet get cold easily (especially on Kamino) and being the loth cat he would constantly seek out Wrecker the human furnace for warmth 🛌 And of course Wrecker would indulge him!

aay'han

bittersweet perfect moment of mourning and joy - remembering and celebrating

So for the next few days, I think it’s important we remember this word. We mourn, but we also continue to celebrate what we love.

Happy TBB finale week!!!

I was watching calisthenic tutorials but got distracted and it ended up anatomy practice e_e

And I made it Tech 'cause idk, enjoy

Some epic bad batch playing cards I made during my digital design class…I was only required to make 10 but….c’mon…I can’t leave any members out…

This is the second half….

Anyway these started out as sketches and then I used image trace in adobe illustrator 👍 and that was kinda the extent of my knowledge of adobe illustrator 👍

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They’re, like, 6 in this one or something, so they’re all ROUND BOIS. I headcanon that Wrecker decorates Lula more on his own in the future

best theory ever, 0/10 for not being real tho

Finally finished the Bad Batch and have dried my eyes, time to give a review.

For those who somehow found this review but don't know what The Bad Batch is, it's about a group of quirky 'defective' clones in the aftermath of the clone wars after the Empire comes to power.

The show had some definite ups and downs, with some weaker episodes and struggling to know what to do with Omega, and some stuff that felt like very shallow tie-ins to the wider universe. However, those weaker episodes got rarer, Omega became more interesting, and the story slowly became a solid piece of continuity.

The show is overall a lot like what I wish Rebels had been, and more in line with Andor: the violence is darker, the dystopia is grimmer, the characters are more desperate and harder, and there are some real stakes. And that makes it very easy to root for the characters, and their kindness and growth in the midst of hardship is all the more endearing.

I'm also a natural born sucker for characters designed to be very scarred and hurt, and the Batch has that in spades.

I give it an A-