Is there any mando in canon with a headcrest? I think of that as a purely clone ornamentation.
Charles Ward
Who is he?
David White
>master race
Dominic Ramirez
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Joseph Nelson
Urgh, this thread title makes me feel like I have been pissed on by Mango pee-pee bois
Adrian Watson
None in canon, but the whole MANDO'A fan culture involves making up your own OC Mando, and the Traviss-era view of the clones was that they counted as Mandos because of Jango and because a bunch of other Mando mercs trained them, so it's not surprising that some of the costumers incorporate clone armor elements
Jeremiah Jackson
more Asian in star wars
Grayson Edwards
It is a proud honor to undergo the yu'rina'shun ritual! Do not insult our cultural heritage!
John Foster
In the words of Kyle Katarn
"Stick to space Asians kids"
Christopher Allen
Thoughts?
Julian Wright
vhonte tervho a qt 3.14
Justin Bell
Why is /swco/ so triggered off mandos again?
Bentley Clark
>that fatass with the plastic dollar-store katana Who's got pictures of organic CIS soldiers? Fighting for the independence of your home planet against what would become the Empire is baller shit.
Owen Sanders
Laughing at something is different from being triggered, dude
John Lopez
>Bib Fortuna and the Rise of the Dark Falls
holy shit I remember this
Alexander Reyes
Becaue the mando fandom are the most autistic of all star wars fans. They were extremely vocal in their opposition to the changes with Boba/Jango in the new Canon.
Them being accepted into the circlejerk that is the 501st does not help matters.
Charles Adams
if you like mandos then you support her books
Ethan Barnes
Replace the iceberg with a rabbit hole, and we're golden
Josiah Powell
ALL mando grills are QTs
Benjamin Roberts
>Them being accepted into the circlejerk that is the 501st does not help matters. Were they? I thought they had to form their own costume group specifically because the 501st has a no donut steels rule.
Kayden Garcia
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Sebastian Perry
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Jackson Young
I'm sorry that I like mangos, /swco/
Asher Jenkins
out of the way ISB, death watch is in control
Luis Johnson
Get rid of Frenchie, then we'll talk.
Brody Johnson
where's shieldgate
Ryder Brown
I like her books and the Jedi do kidnap kids
Noah Nguyen
Missing Bigger Luke
Jack Bailey
Oh, a mango thread, whaddya know. I still have /swco/ written in mando'a on my helmet.
Christopher Hall
Clone Trooper fags are way worse than mando fags thats a fact
Noah Green
Daily reminder that the Jakku story in Legends of Luke Skywalker is a misinterpretation of Luke's encounter with Del on Pillio in Battlefront 2.
Jaxson Sanders
That's actually pretty cool, user.
Is that Jeremy Bulloch's signature on the left poster?
Joseph Brooks
Can you actually read mandoa user?
Evan Ramirez
Clan Visla's new sigil is lame.
Isaac Morales
>original holonet news
Aaron Evans
How does /swco/about the jedi using padawans, which are essentially child soldiers?
Aiden Fisher
It was fine until the TCW formalized the Jedi are a military. When they were just warrior monks, it was a lot less "Child soldier" and a lot more "squire/apprentice"
Carson Stewart
Mando posting?
Christopher Gutierrez
a baller
Jose Wood
Canderous is always allowed
>tfw no clan Ordo in Rebels
Luke Kelly
what wrong with child soldiers?
Jaxson Wood
Were adolescent Padawans ever purposefully deployed into active combat zones? The only one I can maybe think of is Ahsoka, but I'm not sure how old she was during TCW.
Jason Adams
Nah, not without a guide. I'm not QUITE that autistic. Yet.
Luis Barnes
You don't like most honoraboru flower?
Adam Morales
Kanan Jarrus/Caleb Dume was in between 12-18 during the last year of the Clone Wars and he actually got gut-shot for his troubles. I don't remember exactly what his given age was
Luke Cooper
16 also they let her dress like a slut
Adrian Ross
>tfw cassus will never be canon since fetts aren't mandos in canon
Jack Walker
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Grayson Mitchell
Bring back Crusader Mandos That helmet design is superior to the bucket heads we have now
Jaxon Clark
>padawan lineup O-Oh my...
Cooper Sanders
we will never have a tv Mandos wars
Juan Brooks
Not in comparison to the old shriekhawk
Lincoln Reed
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Michael Taylor
Step aside lads, best Mando coming through.
Christopher Butler
fuck
Austin Cook
*Breathes in*
Christopher Flores
Clone Troopers are literally 9 year olds
Owen Russell
Kanan was born in 33 bby, so he was 14 when order 66 occurred.
Alexander Rivera
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Colton Cook
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Christopher Nguyen
Anyone else think it's odd that Star Wars has completely and utterly skipped over that part? Like, they're literal slaves. Child slaves.
Robert Hughes
This is gonna be a new forced meme, isn't it
Daniel Murphy
That's neither Lagos or Soniee
Jaxon Gutierrez
whyd they feel the need to make janina fat?
Grayson Morgan
The whole BBY thing always confused me. What date format did they use during the clone wars and the days of the republic? And why did they keep changing how they kept track if years? Luke even makes a comment about this in Heir to the Empire.
Easton Moore
and even more than that, they're living, breathing, fully intelligent and self-aware beings bred and raised for the sole purpose of waging war. That's more than "child soldiers", that's some dehumanizing shit. They're taking sentient beings and treating them like livestock.
Really makes you think
Ian Collins
This has actually been addressed a few times, both in the EU and canon
Leo Martinez
No. Just spam, if it gets posted enough.
Sort of like that 'report' pic.
Jackson Russell
>we all use them child soldiers
Carter Walker
BBY is for the viewer/reader 's benefit. It isn't the actual date system used in-universe
Logan Baker
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Juan Wilson
In what way? All I've seen is "Wow, you guys have it rough, being slaves and all" "Nah, we like being slaves because the Jedi are good masters and the Republic is worth fighting for" Like that changes anything
Levi Torres
ABY/BBY is for us as an audience, it makes it so that events are easily related to A New Hope. IDK what they use in the Galaxy
Colton Sanders
Not him but TCW had two clones who actually rebelled against it in different ways- one betrayed the Republic, the other just went AWOL and became a farmer. There's growing resentment in the Umbara arc over being seen as disposable fodder and being expected to just do what they're told, too.
Nolan Wright
Han's opinion on Mangos is absolutely hilarious
Christopher Hall
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Christian Torres
thanks
Ryder Lopez
>I've never read a single Star Wars book or comic before
Isaiah Cook
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Jayden Roberts
So basically Han is the same as the white supremacists who say "I dont hate blacks... just niggers!"
Jason Scott
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Oliver Wilson
How could anyone claim that Rebels are canon when this was in original Episode IV opening roll?
Not even mentioning the Rebel council in rogue One acting like they never fought Empire for real before.
Jack Sullivan
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Juan Collins
heh, Boba Fat
Lincoln Gutierrez
I'd like to see her mangos
Benjamin Phillips
Is there a point you are trying to make here? Be sure to explain what you are talking about instead of posting a picture and a tangentially relevant opinion.
Elijah Carter
>first victory
None of the events we've seen in Rebels so far constitute a military victory. Successful sabotage, covert ops, retreat, survival, sure, but no military victory in sight.
Josiah Green
was that suppoused to be funny?
Grayson Baker
He truly is /ourguy/
Grayson Harris
Ah you see, Rebels follows Phoenix Squadron, not the REAL Rebels
Dominic Lopez
This is what pisses me off about Rogue One, the Battle of Scarif is scarcely a victory by even the most lenient stretching of that term. George Washington wouldn't even call that a victory.
Christian Sullivan
Is it just me or does Tarkin lose all the charisma he had in the movies in the animated shows?
Luis Young
What major victories has the Rebellion scored in Rebels? Sure they won a few dogfights, stole a carrier, and disabled a few ISD's, but every time the Rebellion went toe-to-toe with the empire on a large scale it has lost.
Carter Brooks
There's a difference between scattered low-stakes skirmishes by mostly independent resistance movements and large, organized offensives by a united galaxywide paramilitary organization
It's the difference between "the French resistance shot a few German officers and then scattered into the shadows" and "The Allies just stormed the beach on Normandy and are starting to move on Paris"
Jaxon Collins
It was a strategic victory, not a tactical one
Logan Fisher
They successfully stole top-secret plans from a fortified Imperial installation. They achieved what they came to do, that's a victory.
Andrew Hughes
Tactically it was a pyrrhic victory, strategically it was a coup.
Charles Sanchez
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Asher Moore
In order for a victory to be consider Pyrrhic, you still need to win
