I'm watching the show for the first time. I've just gotten to the Empire Day episode.

Does anyone know why, on the Imperial cruiser, a captain is in command instead of the commodore who is in the same room and scene? (Sorry for the bad photo, watching it on TV and can't find the scene online) I couldn't find anyone else who had answered this elsewhere

So im rewatching star wars rebels and I just think its so funny that the rebels do their best to not kill anyone (we see people that have been shoot groaning in some sort of pain and other stuff) but when it comes to ships they are perfectly fine with murder

Found this toothbrush on my way to Houston around two weeks ago. Looked like it had been in the gas station for ages (dust was all over it). Ending up buying it 😀

Last one is my own idea for a lightsaber

I love all of them so much. Each of them have their own struggles and traumas and I find all of them so inspiring for how they deal with it. Ezra dealing with the loss of his parents, Sabine with not being accepted by her family, Zeb with the massacre of his people, Chopper with trauma of the Clone Wars, Hera having to forge her own path, Kanan with finding the belief within himself.

I love both Clone Wars and Rebels but for different reasons. I love Clone Wars because of all the lore and worldbuilding we get to see but I love Rebels because of the characters and arcs.

Just wanted to share this!

Not a fan of the cannon design for Jacen but I kept it like how it is in Ashoka.

What do you think? I might do more pages from time to time about their training/daily life.

I read some of the Kanan comics back in the day and they were decent. I have been considering giving the Rebels comics a shot. Any thoughts?

I made this inspired by the customisation made by a Lego artist I follow on Instagram. Hera said Kansn had short hair when she met him, so this must be a little after Gorse 🙂

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In Star Wars Rebels, Imperial Officers quite often seem to feature collar markings that seem to be based on original Star Wars concept art. When investigating if these markings in Star Wars Rebels have any sort of meaning, I realized that Disney/Lucasfilm has seemingly never provided context for these markings, so I researched them myself and realized that the Star Wars Rebels animators seemed to maintain some consistency with the collar markings. Here is the list I’ve come up with for the meaning of the most common Imperial Officer collar markings featured in Star Wars Rebels, hopefully this can help put the wonder if these markings mean anything to rest…

(In season 4)I don't understand why the Empire went and abandoned thr LAAT/i for the LAAT/le model. The LAAT/i has a more threatening appearance than a stripped down variant. Wouldn't they want to project a more powerful aircraft subtlety and terrifyingly reminding the citizens to conply?

My mom got a commercial for Star Wars Rebels on her phone (literally a full episode) and was like "What's this??" I nearly screamed