) and beats clicking into every order. I have a couple of charges pending today, too, but they are for Marvel Legends stuff that they warned me would be arriving earlier than expected.
It'll be interesting to see if it works out that way. We've had couple generations of kids now whose first and most influential experience of SW would have been the PT and TCW. Time will tell if these grow up to be genuine fans of SW as a whole or just single-minded Ahsoka stans.
It'll be interesting to see if it works out that way. We've had couple generations of kids now whose first and most influential experience of SW would have been the PT and TCW. Time will tell if these grow up to be genuine fans of SW as a whole or just single-minded Ahsoka stans.
Ah, but here's the difference: the introduction of Boba Fett lead to a great enrichment of SW lore, further expanding on the underworld elements of the Galaxy Far, Far Away that had been hinted at in EP IV, and ushering in the Mandalorians as a faction, who would go on to become a tremendously important element of the Expanded Universe and ultimately save the Star Wars brand for Disney more or less single-handedly. Ahsoka, by contrast, is just some Jedi dropout that Dave Filloni won't allow to die, awkwardly retro-fitted into an existing storyline years after it had actually been concluded.
Ah, but here's the difference: the introduction of Ahsoka lead to a great enrichment of SW lore, further expanding on the flawed Jedi Order elements of the Galaxy Far, Far Away that had been hinted at in EP III and ushering in the Clones as real people as a faction, who would go on to become a tremendously important element of the Clone Wars, fleshing out the Prequel trilogy and ultimately save the Star Wars brand for Lucas more or less single-handedly. Boba, by contrast, is just some Mandalorian dropout that Dave Filloni won't allow to die, awkwardly retro-fitted into an existing storyline years after it had actually been concluded.Ah, but here's the difference: the introduction of Boba Fett lead to a great enrichment of SW lore, further expanding on the underworld elements of the Galaxy Far, Far Away that had been hinted at in EP IV, and ushering in the Mandalorians as a faction, who would go on to become a tremendously important element of the Expanded Universe and ultimately save the Star Wars brand for Disney more or less single-handedly. Ahsoka, by contrast, is just some Jedi dropout that Dave Filloni won't allow to die, awkwardly retro-fitted into an existing storyline years after it had actually been concluded.
Touche'! But, you forgot the winking emoji face. LOL!
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Not that I've seen. Target, GS, WM, & BB haven't been listed yet either.
Ah, but here's the thing: the Clones had already been fleshed out as "real people as a faction" in the Clone Wars multimedia project, years before Ahsoka was anything but a gleam in Dave Filoni's ephebophiliac eye, and with much more panache and verve than TCW ever achieved. Once again, Ahsoka is a superfluous latecomer to this party.
Oh boy seems I struck a nerve lol. Calm down, 90s EU is experiencing a slight resurgence. Here’s the thing Star Wars isn’t an insular experience, it is communal and diverse. There’s room for everyone and all types of fans. Now 90s EU was a hell of a ride but it is still no where the phenomenon that Clone Wars will ever be and rightfully so. The latter had the full blessing and canonization from Lucas and an entire generation of new Star Wars fans devoted to Clones, Ahsoka and the Grand Army of the Republic.Ah, but here's the thing: the Clones had already been fleshed out as "real people as a faction" in the Clone Wars multimedia project, years before Ahsoka was anything but a gleam in Dave Filoni's ephebophiliac eye, and with much more panache and verve than TCW ever achieved. Once again, Ahsoka is a superfluous latecomer to this party.
As for the flaws of the Jedi Order being "hinted at" in ROTS, that's rich. You could well say that Lucas was hinting at how structurally and doctrinally flawed the Jedi had become in TPM, but by Revenge, he was practically laying it on with a shovel.
Additionally, to try and defang any quibbles with Filoni's weird, over-protectiveness towards his orange waifu by scribbling over "Ahsoka" with "Boba Fett" is mendacious to the point of hilarity, deceitfully ignoring as it does the many, many SW stalwarts who wrote of Boba's survival and continued adventures post-Jedi long before Filoni ever came to work at Lucasfilm.
Finally, it's not even worth addressing the suggestion that The Clone Wars represented the same kind of Hail Mary play with regards to audience good will that The Mandalorian was for Disney. The whole comparison is absurd on its face and you know it.
You're not going to convince him. He's just a hater.
Give me that in 6"please Hasbro. I'll need at least 3.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing, which is a good thing because now we won't see the same mold reused/repainted for over a decade! lol
The TVC E-Web though
Hasbro is doing the same thing with Cobb Vanth…bigger box, bigger price.
It would have been if it had a soft goods "skirt' or whatever you're supposed to call the cloth hanging from his belt. It looks OK for a BS release I suppose. I was hoping it would look good enough for me to cancel my SH Figurarts pre-order. I don't see how he is going to articulate his right leg with that hunk of plastic in the way? Reminds me of the plastic cape they gave Mando even with his jetpack they gave him. Sometimes, Hasbro, you really need to bite the bullet and spring for soft goods.
I will have to become super selective, as 24-32 bucks for a figure is getting pretty expensive, imo, and space is becoming limited in my nerd dungeon.
Boy, that two inches sure is expensive! lol Good thing I'm not into cardboard packaging to pay the $10 increase.
Man, I was all excited about the Wampa, and then I see BBTS is charging $60. No thanks.
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