#capitan rex

[liss-v-taverne]

"Let him go..."

From "clone wars" and "revenge of the sith" final again

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*also thanks you all for your reposts and likes, guys

[hugemann]

SHUT THE FUCK UP! HE IS IN THE CHARGE NOW

[soulcorra]

Meeting Obi-Wan and Anakin for the first time, one might think they've got it all figured out.

Anakin Skywalker - Hero with no fear - the youngest Jedi General in the GAR, cocky and arrogant, sure of himself. One of the best pilots in the Order, a brilliant mechanic and a skilled warrior. He sure means trouble for his enemies and friends alike.

Obi-Wan Kenobi - the famed Negotiator - the first to defeat a Sith in a one-on-one battle in a millennium while not even being a Knight, he radiates calmness and quiet confidence, that assures all around him that nothing will go wrong with him in charge.

And obviously, Obi-Wan is the steady anchor to Anakin's wildness.

Most often, this is the impression that this famous pair gives to all who know them for no longer than thirty minutes of some fancy meeting.

And then something inevitably happens.

And a completely different side of them reveals.

Eloquent and suave Master Obi-Wan, who always looks collected and put together, who people think will give a look of disapproval to anyone who as much as implies something impolite, this Jedi Master - swears worse than a Spicer during a streak of bad luck in sabback.

And his shameless apprentice - the one who sasses Sith and Separatists alike, the one who is not afraid to dive head first into the thick of a battle - blushes every time, and scolds Obi-Wan in a high embarrassed voice.

When Cody first witnessed such a scene, he thought he was hallucinating. There is no way his dignified and ever-polite General will ever utter a phrase like 'brainless bantha-kriffing moron' into General Kleeve's face before hitting him square in the jaw.

It can't be that Obi-Wan will toss his lightsaber towards Cody and throw himself into hand-to-hand combat. And be a street fighter to boot! He even bites!

For Rex, he thought it was some convoluted plan to mislead the Separatists.

Because it's impossible for his General to cast a look of such indignation when he hears his Master mutter curses under his breath after their squad got caught up in an ambush.

Rex didn't even know Anakin's ears could flush such a vivid red color. Or that he blushes down his neck.

He also didn't expect him to be such a lightweight. Anakin literally gets drunk just by getting a wiff of something vaguely alcoholic. Rex lost count of how many times he had to drag Anakin back into his quarters after some kind of diplomatic mission. This was not something the Longnecks had trained them for. Rex definitely hadn't been prepared for it.

Or to see General Kenobi drink twelve of his brothers under the table without even batting an eye. While wearing Force blocking cuffs!

It was a little disturbing. But also weirdly soothing.

The Jedi have always been somewhat separated from the rest of the Galaxy. Their powers and abilities were frightening, making all around forget that they were also just people, that they had feelings and fears.

But watching an outraged Anakin chastise Obi-Wan after yet another tough battle helped to remember that.

And also made Cody and Rex's pockets fuller.

After all, there was no way Master Kenobi will ever swear, or Anakin Skywalker will ever proclaim his love to his droid after only one sip of moonshine.

Absolutely no way.

[laultimacocacolaeneldesierto]

Ahsoka Tano and Bo-katan Kryze

[omart]

my personal hc is that anakin is a hugger,,, and I was sad so I draw something soft

[justsuffilike]

[thecleverqueer]

A quick theory on Rex:

So, I keep seeing posts about Ahsoka and Rex leading in the Rebellion (pre-Rebels), and I don’t think that happened… and if it does, it’s going to kind of feel like a retcon. Here’s why…

First, I don’t think that Rex is working for the Rebellion in the Bad Batch. I think Rex’s primary focus right now is finding his brothers, and freeing them from the inhibitor chips and the Empire. I don’t think that he’s thinking about raising an army to take the Empire on, or networking with other rebel cells to blow up garrisons or steal equipment. He may be working alongside some Rebel cells to find a means to meet his goal, but I don’t think he’s actively working towards overthrowing the Empire. He has not given me any indication that is what he is doing anyway. He seems to be completely laser-line focused on helping clones specifically.

Second, I don’t think he would have just left the Rebellion to retire to a decommissioned Republic tank on a desert planet with a few of his remaining brothers had he been involved in the fight. It was pretty clear to me that Rex had done as much as he could do in the mission he had committed himself to, and was done with it. Plus, Rex doesn’t seem like the type to leave a fight. He seems more than willing to fight to the death, even in the “Relics of the Old Republic” episode of Rebels where he basically sets up to sacrifice himself to save Kanan, Ezra and Sabine as he attempts to take on three imperial AT-AT walkers solo. At the end of that episode, it felt like he was joining the Rebel cause for the first time.

Third, I don’t think he’d leave Ahsoka in a fight. I’m going to preface this by saying that I think of their relationship as purely platonic and familial (and based on Filoni’s weird reaction to the idea of Ahsoka/ Anakin ships, he likely feels the same way). With that said, she’s like a little sister to him, and I couldn’t see him abandoning her even it he did decide to abandon the rebel cause for whatever reason. To put it another way, I don’t think that he and Ahsoka were fighting for the same reasons or for the same cause.

In closing, I don’t know that we will end up seeing Ahsoka and Rex together in The Bad Batch, and if we do, I think it will be her temporarily aiding him to the end goal of saving brothers and nothing more. She is, after all, running a damned spy network.

[endversewinchester]

The Bad Batch 2x07: Clone conspiracy. Like/Reblog if you take any

[kodicrome-212]

I’m going to be watching the new Ahsoka series for one reason and one reason only

Live action captain Rex

[krausbombit]

Я как ни старался, в Starfield, получается как-то так 🥲

[the-wright]

Rando headcannon, of the Star Wars variety:

I've got really strong feelings about the idea of Rex hearing that Boba died in the Sarlaac Pit, and becoming suddenly stricken by the fact that he's probably the very last of his brothers. Even though, from his perspective, Boba was always the disloyal black sheep among the Clones, Rex had always assumed that he would be the last of them. Hearing that he's dead, and Rex is quite probably the last of his once several million strong brotherhood, is exactly the sort of angst that the Clone Wars and Original Trilogy eras do such a good job generating

[liss-v-taverne]

Ahsoka: "Rex looks like a grumpy tooka sometimes, doesn't he?"

Adgarr: "Yeah... Tooka..."

"Clones are dogs of war"...

...and Rex in Adgarr's eyes is sometimes a little more mystical and noble

[turboloverjudas69]

Getting a nightwing and Capitan Rex tattoos tomorrow

STOKED

[xgalaxyo]

me when my mom took my phone to talk*hopes she doesn't go to the gallery*

[q-ueen-potato]

I want to much to read something about the clones finding a significant other, but I couldn't find anything so I decided to do that myself.

I already have some ideas for for some but others I can't think anything so if you have any idea come talk with me.

The plot basically the plot is: the clone wars is over( order 66? I don't know her), Palpatine is dead but that doesn't mean that everything is going to be fine, the clones still didn't have rights and a lot of members of the senate don't want to give it to them, meanwhile some clones discover the love and need to fight for it and for their right to being considered real people, to live and for their younger brother to grow. During that de Jedi Order finally understands what attachment really means

[omart]

ok ok... IK they are in Spanish BUT THE QUOTES ARE SO FUNNY

The first one of Anakin, he says: "Where are you from? Saturn, stupid" (from Casados con Hijos)

In the second one of Rex, he says: "They make you a bed, on porteño (which is the way Argentinians from the capital talk); they crap you up" (From Los Simuladores)

And for the last one, Yoda says: "Can't, a job get"