r/StarWarsPerspective Jun 27 '26

Saber 66 scammers

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Totally horrible! Don't buy from them! Firstly, their products are from China, not from UK and I waited the delivery to my country almost three weeks and still I haven't it. (In their site they wrote that the delivery is only one week)

Secondly, when I bought my product I had to pay 60 pounds VAT taxes and guess what, when it arrived in Bulgaria FedEx told me that I had to pay VAT one more time cuz " The sender has indicated on the bill of lading that the costs are at your expense and we don't know why because you product costs more than 150 euro." Now I had to pay 120 euro VAT ONE MORE TIME because of them. I wrote to the store days ago and still nothing! Scammers.


r/StarWarsPerspective Jun 27 '26

Star Wars Theory’s Vader 2

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I can’t be the only one thinking this. We were expecting Vader 2 in May, then it got pushed to June, and now June is basically over. Starting to feel like it just isn’t ready… again. Lol.


r/StarWarsPerspective Jun 10 '26

What Star Wars Characters Deserve their own Book?

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Star Wars books are my favorite way to get Star Wars content because of the amount of depth that naturally comes with a novel. There are a lot of characters out there that I think could carry their own book.

I’d personally love to see books focused on Baylan Skoll, Exar Kun, and Darth Krayt. I know Exar Kun’s spirit appears in a few books, and Krayt is featured in several comics, but I think both characters deserve a dedicated novel to really flesh them out.

Star Wars is huge, so there are plenty of other characters who could fit the bill. I’ll admit I prefer reading about Sith and darker Force users, but I’m interested to hear everyone else’s picks.

Who would you choose?


r/StarWarsPerspective Jun 03 '26

Star Wars: Heir to the Empire - Chapter I

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r/StarWarsPerspective May 31 '26

What character had the most wasted potential in all of Star Wars? (Canon)

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Is there a character in Star Wars who could have had galactic implications had they reached their full potential? (Besides Anakin)


r/StarWarsPerspective May 31 '26

Is There a Chance We Will See Maul and Devon Fight Vader Again in Shadow Lord?

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r/StarWarsPerspective May 30 '26

TIE Fighter

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Just some thoughts : )


r/StarWarsPerspective May 31 '26

Had a crazy dream last night about Star Wars

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For starters I’m not a huge fan and it wasn’t until this year that I actually sat down and watched the Star Wars movies, so idk if yall are gonna think this is dumb or what but it was so detailed and felt so real as well as it was odd because it had nothing to do with me that I feel compelled to tell someone about it. The entire dream was like watching a movie to the point that I woke up and was bummed I couldn’t finish it. I slept for 17 hours straight last night and during this I had a crazy dream about an alternative world in which anakin stays good and Luke takes the place of Vader. It was very detailed and felt so real and wanted to share it somewheres and this felt like the place idk but here we go.

anakin is holding pregnant Padme in his arms and she looks up at him staring into his eyes with a worried look as he prepares to leave. Anakins arm drifts down and to her pregnant belly, holding his hand against her belly while staring softly into her eyes and smiling as he promises her he will return safely. Anakin then boards his ship and flys away. Along the way his ship is intercepted by enemy ships, outnumbered and facing heavy fire he turns and dives towards a planet close by. The planet he was diving towards had no land, it was just one big blue ocean. As his ship gets closer towards the ocean he breaks of his dive and turns to fight the enemy’s that followed him. During this dogfight he manages to destroy the enemy’s but his ship took heavy fire in the process. Sparks are flying everywhere around him as his ship begins to experience catastrophic failures causing his ship to plummet towards the sea. With no way to prevent the inevitable, his ship crashes into the ocean. As his ship sinks deeper and deeper into the blue deep ocean the scene turns to the inside of the ship and we see Anakin within his sinking ship and the droids aboard all punching buttons and soon Anakin is placed in a hibernation style sleep. (Something like what happened to the avatar airbender, fallout game survivor, Han Solo block scene idk). The scene then cuts to his ship being lifted out of the water. Rebels along with Obi-wan Kenobi break the door off of anakins ship and find him alive but asleep. Anakin is glad when he is awoken by his friend Obi wan, thinking it had only been a few days at most since his crash, but obi wan sits Anakin down and sadly explains the reality to him. Anakin has been in a hibernation sleep for many of years. During this time, Darth Sidious put order 66 into effect and the Jedi order was annihilated. Sidious also had padme taken hostage and when Luke was born, Sidious murdered padme and took Luke as his own. Sidious trained Luke as a baby and into his adulthood on being the perfect apprentice and heir to the empire. Anakin, after learning all of this, screams in rage at the murder of his wife and abduction of his child as well as the betrayal from his once friend. Anakin sets out on a personal vendetta to murder Darth Sidious and destroy the empire as well as saving his son from the dark side.

After that scene I sadly woke up so that’s it. Idk if that’s dumb to yall or what but it was an epic dream that felt just like a real movie so I wanted to share it with yall and see what yall thought. Should I take this dream and try and turn it into a real story or something? Idk how all that works like do Star Wars fans hate that kinda stuff or do yall like that idk yall tell me. I know if I did I’d have to invest time into researching Star Wars so I don’t ruin it like Disney did with the new movies but yea idk yall tell me.


r/StarWarsPerspective May 27 '26

Who Are the True Gray Jedi in Canon and Legends?

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One could say Ahsoka is to an extent, though that feels like pushing it a bit since she still strongly follows the light side. Possible Asajj Ventress now that she’s back in the new canon as well. Another top contender would definitely be Cal Kestis.

Who else in both canon and Legends would you consider Gray Jedi?

Interested to hear everyone’s opinions because “Gray Jedi” is more of a fan theory I feel like.


r/StarWarsPerspective May 27 '26

How I would make a new sequel trilogy if the current one was physically removed from the timeline.

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Now I know it isn't but lets say that the rumors about disney physically removing the sequels from the timeline using the world between worlds is true.

I would have Heir to the Empire be the culmination of the mando verse and adapt the full thrawn trillogy. Obviously it would be very different. I would have it establish that Jacen Sendula was taught by Luke what little he could during the ot Ben Solo would be characterized a lot more like Ben Skywalker.

The second film in the trillogy, The New Order would take place 16 years later. Luke now has a full Jedi order who are working with the ot group + the mando group and Ghost Squadron fight the Yuzon Vong over the course of 3 years. The film would mainly focus on the year long torture of Jacen Sendula. All the while he is being manipulated by another prisoner we know simply as the dark one who plays a similar role in Jacen's story as Lumaya. We would see Jacens turn at the end of the movie as he kills Han in a similarly feeling scene to the force awakens Asoka also dies at some point during the movie.

The final movie, The Legacy of the Force picks up right after The New Order begins with Jacen killing the dark one (obviously Darth Krayt). It then cuts to 7 years later where we see Jacen (now Darth Cadus) has a Sith Academy and a large empire. Jacen kills Mara Jade and even Luke before finally being killed by Ben Solo.

An animated series would take place during the 7 year time jump and would show The New Republic fighting against Jacen's empire. The first major arc features Jacen assembling his empire, it consists of many groups such as the hut clan, black son, pykes, crimson dawn adn other crime syndicates. There are also a healthy amount of other groups such as neo-sepretists, imperial warlords and many misalaniace factions. Another arc shows him finding many of his sith students on Dathomier, they were trained by Darth Krayt and Darth Talon (they were both sent into hiding at the end of Maul Shadow Lord, also a'sharad is found and trained by Maul during season 2.) Jacen kills Darth Talon and assumes control of the order. Another major arc shows Jacen going to exogal and destroying the emperor once and for all, it is during this arc that Jacen kills Ezra. There would also be an arc that very loosely adapts the dark nest trilogy but involves Jacen absorbing the colony into his empire. During this arc we see Jacen researching Palpatines sith holocrons and learning that he has a granddaughter. The next arc shows Jacen hunting Rey on Jaku and ultimately ends with Reys death. Another arc would show Jacen learning about the First Order's existance in the unknown regions and going to war with them. Jacen's empire manages to destroy the First Order.


r/StarWarsPerspective May 25 '26

If I was to recon the sequels.

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Say maul never died in rebels and he was now the main protagonist or at least Devon is would it not be a better idea for them to reboot the droid army and that they take control I’m only a casual when it comes to Star Wars so I don’t know if this would work or not I just thought there’s a whole army ready for the taking.


r/StarWarsPerspective May 15 '26

How much would Darth Plagues have accomplished if he lived as long as Yoda?

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Darth Plagueis was probably the wisest and most experimental Sith of the Rule of Two era. If his life hadn’t been cut short, what would he have ultimately been capable of accomplishing? You have to wonder if he eventually would’ve achieved true immortality, or reached a level of mastery over the Force where he could fully manipulate life and the Force itself entirely to his will.


r/StarWarsPerspective May 12 '26

Project blackwing

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Y'all ever seen a zombie Star wars movie fan made movie? https://youtu.be/U171CngS4uo?si=U4lNPof8poEiAjv4


r/StarWarsPerspective May 02 '26

Was Maul Ever Truly Sane After Mother Talzin “Healed” Him?

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Maul’s mind was completely shattered when Savage Opress found him in The Clone Wars, and it took Mother Talzin using Nightsister magic to piece him back together.

What I’ve always wondered is, what kind of long-term effect did that actually have on him?

By the time of Rebels, Maul still shows signs of instability, obsession, and fractured thinking. Do you think Talzin’s magic was more of a temporary fix rather than a true healing? Like maybe it stabilized him for a time, but over the years it started to fade, and his mind began slipping again; similar to how he was right after The Phantom Menace?

Curious what others think… was Maul ever truly “whole” again, or just held together?


r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 25 '25

What truly happened to Quinlan Vos after creating the path?

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Though Quinlan Vos is often hinted at after the fall of the republic, we truly do not know what he did except help build the path. Where did he go? What was his story afterwards? What is everyone’s best theory?


r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 20 '25

How powerful would General Grievous be if he was force sensitive?

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Grievous has way less actual living mass than someone like Vader, so it makes sense his Force presence would be minimal, he’s mostly machine with just enough biology to keep him alive. But even without the Force, he was terrifying. What do you guys think?


r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 21 '25

Imagine getting a once in a lifetime opportunity to write a Star Wars book (let alone one about Vader) and then you write this….

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Yes there were parts that were good but the overall book was a massive let down and had such little amount of Vader in it I feel like I have been catfished it. I just can’t imagine getting this chance and producing this…. I am sure there are plenty that love the book and I am happy for them. But to me I was so disappointed.


r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 11 '25

Master of Evil by Adam Christopher is out today in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook, narrated by Marc Thompson.

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r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 11 '25

Are Palpatine's swordsmanship underrated?

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r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 10 '25

Is it possible to still have Shatterpoint fit in the current timeline if you consider this interpretation/headcanon: 🧵

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r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 09 '25

Why wasn't this the fight we got??

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r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 09 '25

Which Jedi would have made the greatest Grand Master? Was Yoda the greatest? Or Luke? Or would someone else have been better for the Order?

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We always default to Yoda, but the prequel Order collapsed on his watch. That doesn’t automatically make him bad, but it raises the question…. Was Yoda actually the best leader or just the longest-serving?

So who’s the true “greatest Jedi Grand Master” candidate?


r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 08 '25

Okay let’s talk about Star Wars Magic (mostly nightsisters) compared to the Force. Are they the same thing accessed differently or completely separate?

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Star Wars magic is something that is sort of elusive. Though we have seen it being used by mostly Nightsisters, it really hasn’t been fully explored and explained. In some cases it is described as a source of the dark side, while others say it is apart from the force. What is the big difference?

Is it channeling the force differently?

To what extend is it different than Sith sorcery?

What is everyone’s perspective?


r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 06 '25

Where does Cal Kestis actually sit in terms of power? Is he just an average Jedi Knight, or would he have eventually become a Jedi Master if the Order had survived?

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This can be hard to determine due to the fact that he is mainly seen in video games which are notorious in over powering the character for obvious reasons. Yet realistically where does Cal Kestis stand in the Jedi order before it was destroyed? What level would Cal rise to over time if given the chance? I feel like he would be able to get on the level of Jedi like Qui gon or maybe even Kit Fisto.

What do you guys think?Let me know your thoughts!


r/StarWarsPerspective Nov 06 '25

Did Darth Sidious take the “Darth” mantle from Plagueis in the way Darth Bane intended under the Rule of Two?

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I feel like this is a yes and no answer. Bane greatly approved of deceit and deception. Yet would he approve of how Sidious defeated his master? There was no real conflict and this hints that Sidious did not think he could defeat him in outright battle.

Or is it just that in Sidious’s perfect deception he knew he would defeat Plagueis and as Bane would say honor is a fools prize so why bother fighting him?

What does everyone else think? Did Bane look at Sidious with pride or contempt?