Plot Twist

Ahsoka Tano is my religion.

Can we just acknowledge the fact that Ahsoka even still being alive is a fucking miracle in and of itself and that this chick has been through and seen some shit?

She was taken from her parents at the age of three after almost being sold into slavery.

She was trained as a child soldier from the moment she entered the Jedi temple.

She was sent to the front lines of war at age fourteen.

She was the Padawan and Grand Padawan to two of the greatest Jedi of all time, who were typically sent to the worst and deadliest battles.

She was given command of entire platoons of men before she even knew what she was doing.

She was sent on solo missions with no back up numerous times.

She was captured by Cad Bane and was almost sucked into space while she was his prisoner.

She was trapped inside a tank and buried under rubble with little chance of being rescued.

She was attacked by infected zombie clones while stranded on a ship in space.

She was infected with the deadly Shadow Virus.

She was shot by a tank while attempting to save Steela Garerra.

She was captured by Death Watch and almost executed by Pre Visla.

She was stranded on an island and hunted for sport.

She fought off Ventress and lived.

She fought Grevious and lived.

She fought Maul and lived.

She literally died on Mortis and was resurrected.

She was betrayed by her best friend and sentenced to death by the Republic and lived.

She was kicked out of the Jedi Order, and walked away from the only family and way of life she ever knew.

She loved Lux and lost him.

She almost fell in love with Nyx but left him.

She was betrayed by the clones on Mandalore after Order 66 and fled.

She felt the death of every Jedi when they were massacred and believed she was alone in the galaxy for years.

She fought off Inquisitors several times, including fighting multiples ones at the same time and not only lived, but managed to turn off their lightsabers with just the Force.

She was basically on her own for fifteen years while trying to locate Rex, helping build the Rebellion and Fulcrum network from scratch.

She fought Vader and lived.

She found out Vader was her former master and had to live with that knowledge, and with the fact that she couldn’t save him.

She had to live with the fact that her former master slaughtered children.

She learned that her friend and mentor Padme died.

She fought Darth Sidious and lived.

She was taken out of time and space and then basically went on a solo walkabout for several years before coming back to the Rebellion.

She has seen death, caused death, has had to allow death to occur without interfering, and even died herself.

She found Force sensitive children but had no way of helping them.

She fought in the Clone Wars.

She fought in the Rebellion.

She’s cried, laughed, been callous, snarky, wrong, right, funny, screwed up, been triumphant, lost, is loving, daring, confident, and humble.

She is everything a strong character should be, and we have been blessed to be able to go on this amazing journey with her so far.

This girl has LITERALLY seen it all. I would do ANYTHING this wonderfully damaged, compassionate, strong, resilient woman said without question. And I wouldn’t even bat an eye.

She IS our queen.

Thank you for that thought

I was watching “Shattered” with my brother and when Ashoka used Anakins pass code I told him that was the release date that Clone Wars The Movie came out, hence when the character of Ashoka was introduced. He then goes...

“Oh, so his pass code is Ahsokas birthday.”

I swear, I almost peed myself when she said it.

THE MANDALORIAN | 2.03

Where can I find the Jedi?

B R U H

DuckTales Theory: The Rightful Heir of Scrooge McDuck

With the finale on the horizon, I've been thinking a lot about where they could potentially take the whole "rightful heir of Scrooge McDuck who is destined to find the Papyrus of Binding" thing. After rewatching the whole series thus far a few weeks ago, it's been on my mind a lot, and with all the news we've gotten about the finale recently, I've managed to piece something together that I think is pretty plausible. I want to warn you guys right away that this post will have spoilers for the finale promo that was released on Monday, so if you haven't seen it and don't plan on checking it out, please don't read any further! That being said, let's get into this.

For starters, let's look at what we know about the rightful heir to the Papyrus of Binding so far. FOWL is taking all of the missing mysteries and it's included, but they can't retrieve this one on their own. In The First Adventure!, Scrooge wrote that it shall go to "the rightful heir of McDuck" and "that those who attempt to harm any of them will be incapable to getting it." Therefore, nobody in FOWL would be able to retrieve the Papyrus because none of them are Scrooge's heirs and they've all tried to harm him and his family in some way. Another thing to note on the topic of this particular episode, despite being the finale of the show, The Last Adventure! is a clear parallel title to The First Adventure!, where the Papyrus was introduced, so it's likely to be found in the finale.

Now, let's look back to The Split Sword of Swanstantine! At the end of this episode, it's shown that Black Heron has gotten a feather from one of the McDucks for some mysterious reason. Many assumed this would be a cloning situation, where they need to get McDuck DNA in order to replicate a "rightful heir" who hasn't hurt Scrooge or his family in order to get the Papyrus back. However, a lot of the fandom seemed to think it was Scrooge's feather. I personally don't think that is the case. In the episode, we see Heron swipe at all of the children.

She very well could have picked up a feather from one of the kids instead. Of course, the triplets are the first to come to mind because they are essentially Scrooge's heirs, so it would make sense if she was after one of their feathers. But then, I started thinking and realized that none of them really take after Scrooge entirely. Huey primarily looks up to Fenton and Donald (if you're looking for someone inside the family) and leans toward being a superhero/scientist rather than adventurer. We know from the last episode that Dewey wants to be a pilot and has always primarily looked up to Della more than anyone else in the family. Louie you could make an argument for, but he only really admires Scrooge because of his money. He doesn't like adventuring and would rather focus on strategy.

So who could the rightful heir be? Well, there's really only one choice and it fits infinitely better than the rest. I'm very certain that Webby is going to be the rightful heir who is destined to find the Papyrus of Binding. There is a ton of evidence hidden throughout the show since season 1 of this, and I've collected all I could find. I'm sure I even missed some.

First of all, let's get into Webby's character. From her first appearance, she's shown to idolize Scrooge and everything about his family. She's invested in McDuck history and dreams of becoming an adventurer just like Scrooge. In fact, the episode of the series that introduces FOWL way back in season 1 is one that focuses heavily on Scrooge's bond with Webby. There's also the part in A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill! where it's revealed that her perfect dream is quite literally turning into Scrooge. She also believed him longer than the other family members in 87 Cent Solution! There's LOTS of stuff in the show about Webby looking up to him, too much for me to even include in one post.

Season 3 is focused on legacy. We've gotten focus or are getting focus on the legacies of each of the triplets: Huey being a superhero (we could get more of this tbh), Dewey being a pilot and whatever's going on with Louie in the next episode. What about Webby's legacy? Well, it's very clear to me that it lies with Clan McDuck. The last Webby-centric episode we got was The Fight for Castle McDuck!, one that heavily focused on why she's a part of the McDuck family and heavily revolved around getting a placement in it (the whole statue thing). This episode really felt like it was leading up to her ultimate legacy being to follow in Scrooge's footsteps and become a great adventurer. It was also very recent and not counting the Christmas episode which was likely out of production order, the last Webby episode before the finale. (Also, I think it's important to note that the first season 3 episode that heavily focuses on FOWL has a Scrooge and Webby B plot. Just food for thought.)

Another important thing that I just noticed is that in the season 2 finale Moonvasion!, at the end of the FOWL reveal, the camera SPECIFICALLY pans in on Webby hugging Scrooge. This is a deliberate decision, as Webby could have easily been shown with the triplets of Beakley in this scene. But they chose to put Scrooge and Webby front and center.

Another thing to point out is that FOWL's intentions with the feather is obviously cloning, as mentioned before and theorized by many. In the finale for the promo, we saw two new characters with an interesting resemblance to Webby. It's very likely that May and June are the results of them trying to clone Webby through her feather.

However, they don't look exactly like her. Their color schemes and hairstyles are different, and we know by the casting announcement that they have different voice actresses. Therefore, I don't think FOWL has mastered the art of cloning just yet. They need a perfect clone of Webby, and much like Bentley and Buford (who appear to be clones of Bradford, I'm gonna be real), they're like Webby but not exactly Webby. I wouldn't be surprised if they were sent to the lost library for being "rejects," where they're later found by the family, explain why they were created and open up the exposition for The Last Adventure.

How does FOWL know Webby is the rightful heir? I don't know. I don't think we'll be able to determine that until we know more. But I feel like they somehow do and plan on making the perfect clone of her to retrieve the Papyrus before the McDucks are able to. This is a bit of a stretch, but maybe Beakley knows about this too and is keeping it from Webby because it opens her up to danger. Who knows?

And one more thing before we wrap this post up: remember when Frank said something from Last Crash of the Sunchaser! would come up in season 3? That had to be about him stating Webby wasn't family. It could very well be brought up again in the context that Webby isn't only family but the rightful heir of Scrooge McDuck himself!

Anyway, that's about all I have. I'm sure there's more evidence, and if you have any, feel free to respond with it or send it to me via DMs or asks! This will definitely be on my mind until the finale airs LOL

I loved it when he calls her "señorita"

Ahsoka “Nice Lady” Tano

Folks, dreams come true

Damirae

I’ve waited for the Damirae since 2016. We’ve waited a long time, Justice League Dark: Apokolips War is our movie.

the group chat has been full of sonic and tails angst recently, so i instituted a wholesome brothers night

Titus is alive, Damirae is canon, and that's all that matters.

Donald, i love you, but i wasn't expecting that piece of art that we call Panchito's voice.

Someone pointed this out on a Gif set and it reminded me of some video someone did about it but in spanish so here i am