Kiel
@kieljohal.bsky.social
I am a fan of all things Star Wars, and like talking about Video Games
One of my favourite episodes of The Mandalorian.
The Aftermath trilogy was one of the first Star Wars books I picked up, so it was a full-circle moment seeing him appear in the first live-action Star Wars series.
I hope we get to see more Cobb Vanth in the future; his story isn't finished yet!
The Aftermath trilogy was one of the first Star Wars books I picked up, so it was a full-circle moment seeing him appear in the first live-action Star Wars series.
I hope we get to see more Cobb Vanth in the future; his story isn't finished yet!
a man in armor with a red scarf around his neck
Alt: Cobb Vanth, a Sheriff on Tattooine, in Boba Fett's Mandalorian armour with a red scarf around his neck. He raises his eyebrows and right hand, with his index finger pointing upwards, facing the camera, as if to say "hold on a second" before walking off screen.
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October 30, 2025 at 3:46 PM
One of my favourite episodes of The Mandalorian.
The Aftermath trilogy was one of the first Star Wars books I picked up, so it was a full-circle moment seeing him appear in the first live-action Star Wars series.
I hope we get to see more Cobb Vanth in the future; his story isn't finished yet!
The Aftermath trilogy was one of the first Star Wars books I picked up, so it was a full-circle moment seeing him appear in the first live-action Star Wars series.
I hope we get to see more Cobb Vanth in the future; his story isn't finished yet!
This is obviously not me saying everyone should want LFL to bring characters back, or even if LFL should.
I just don't think LFL should be held to the critera that "no more character revivals allowed" by themselves or Disney. It's not a rule that reflects the stories and lore of Star Wars itself.
I just don't think LFL should be held to the critera that "no more character revivals allowed" by themselves or Disney. It's not a rule that reflects the stories and lore of Star Wars itself.
October 28, 2025 at 1:20 AM
This is obviously not me saying everyone should want LFL to bring characters back, or even if LFL should.
I just don't think LFL should be held to the critera that "no more character revivals allowed" by themselves or Disney. It's not a rule that reflects the stories and lore of Star Wars itself.
I just don't think LFL should be held to the critera that "no more character revivals allowed" by themselves or Disney. It's not a rule that reflects the stories and lore of Star Wars itself.
I can just imagine Osha and Qimir fighting over the KoR. Maybe Osha initially pushes the idea, but gets cold feet. Qimir might seem them as people he can manipulate, to help overthrow Plagueis, but Osha wants to start something new.
The possibilities are exciting. Disney better renew the show.
The possibilities are exciting. Disney better renew the show.
October 26, 2025 at 1:35 PM
I can just imagine Osha and Qimir fighting over the KoR. Maybe Osha initially pushes the idea, but gets cold feet. Qimir might seem them as people he can manipulate, to help overthrow Plagueis, but Osha wants to start something new.
The possibilities are exciting. Disney better renew the show.
The possibilities are exciting. Disney better renew the show.
The meanings of the show are expressed subtly throughout, flying over people's heads.
Much like The Last Jedi, the show is polarising, as casual audiences who passively watched missed the deeper meaning and message.
Kendrick's performance will change the trajectory of music as TLJ did to film
Much like The Last Jedi, the show is polarising, as casual audiences who passively watched missed the deeper meaning and message.
Kendrick's performance will change the trajectory of music as TLJ did to film
February 12, 2025 at 12:32 AM
The meanings of the show are expressed subtly throughout, flying over people's heads.
Much like The Last Jedi, the show is polarising, as casual audiences who passively watched missed the deeper meaning and message.
Kendrick's performance will change the trajectory of music as TLJ did to film
Much like The Last Jedi, the show is polarising, as casual audiences who passively watched missed the deeper meaning and message.
Kendrick's performance will change the trajectory of music as TLJ did to film
It is just Star Wars entering new territory. It's not a bad thing; I am just unsure how I feel yet. I'll probably be over it once the film is out, like when they recast characters.
January 22, 2025 at 1:20 AM
It is just Star Wars entering new territory. It's not a bad thing; I am just unsure how I feel yet. I'll probably be over it once the film is out, like when they recast characters.
Most definitely, but neither were the main protagonists, and their characters were more experienced.
Star Wars has always used the main protagonist as a lens into the galaxy, and they normally start as a nobody who becomes a hero. And that just works better when the actor is someone fresh.
Star Wars has always used the main protagonist as a lens into the galaxy, and they normally start as a nobody who becomes a hero. And that just works better when the actor is someone fresh.
January 22, 2025 at 1:20 AM
Most definitely, but neither were the main protagonists, and their characters were more experienced.
Star Wars has always used the main protagonist as a lens into the galaxy, and they normally start as a nobody who becomes a hero. And that just works better when the actor is someone fresh.
Star Wars has always used the main protagonist as a lens into the galaxy, and they normally start as a nobody who becomes a hero. And that just works better when the actor is someone fresh.