eh, while it's a long shot i could actually see this happening under the right circumstance. i mean think about it, Rey and Phasma fighting each other and Rey getting the upper hand and knocking Phasma blaster away, but instead of killing her (something Phasma would belie she would given her indoctrination into the first order) Rey spares her life causing Phasma to suddenly start doubting everything she used to believe in. and thus a relationship could be formed, maybe not sexual but a platonic respect sorta thing.
I remember reading a D&D story about a Paladin who REFUSED to give a **** about the DM's Gray campaign. Every single choice was this or that. And he continued to defy him, coming up with actual solutions to problems he was faced with, sometimes at personal sacrifice(Good Paladin). Eventually coming to a head when his group faced down the big bad guy's LT, and he ******* TURNED against the Big Bad and was trained under the Paladin.
I could see your idea coming up if the writers aren't **** .
if you look at something containing two women and you don't reach teh conclusion that there could be **** you don't look hard enough.... so I approve of your reasoning
no see, I totally enjoy what you just suggestion. it's a nifty idea, especially because they say phasma's gonna be doing a lot more in the next episode, but really, shipping?
eh people will always do this stuff, can't stop them. no matter how hard you try or shout at them (their are a lot of ships i hate. Garen x Lux, Riven x Zac i despise them both but i know people will ship them not matter what i think say or do. so i just learned to live and let live.
and before he was sent to the front line his "mother and father" broke him out of tht lab they worked in.
" They were struck by their conscience and could not allow the prototype to be used as a weapon. The husband and wife fled with the young blob, replacing its weapon designation – Zaun Amorphous Combatant – with a proper name: Zac. In a quiet neighborhood far from the cities of Zaun, the scientists raised Zac as their own child."
yes the armoured lady is captain phasma and is the leader of the stormtroopers, the other one is Rey, the protagonist of the new film, and not really. they haven't actually met at all in the canon.
not any more, after the empire fell so did all the clones, now stormtropers are taken as infants and indoctrinated into the order. and we now she's a chick cus she's played by Gwendoline Christie, she has a few lines but never with Rey.
ok, that's kinda dumb. Anyway, I meant "how can we tell which storm trooper that is if he/she has his/her mask on?" Of course if she takes it off we see who it is, but to me it just looks like some random storm trooper and a girl.
I was just talking about in the comic and the various following picture comments - for someone who has never seen the film and because we don't hear any voice in the pictures posted here, I just thought it was some random storm trooper.
it was in "Attack of the Clones", the second episode of Star Wars. Also, the Django clones do age faster to get to maturity, but then they are held there for I think something like 60 years, eventually reaching age "40" or something. You probably listened to all that non-canon Disney **** .
uh.... no. Lucas wrote episodes I-VI. Disney added tons of **** between III and IV which doesn't add up with IV-VI. It's Lucas's vision, so his **** is canon. The Disney Clone Wars 3D **** doesn't belong to canon. I haven't seen episode VII yet, but it may or may not be canon. I downloaded a cam version and within the first 15 minutes I see that there is basically a re-incarnation of Darth Vader - complete with breathing apparatus and black poly-vinyl costume and cape, and an old man and young man in the desert. I fell asleep shortly after that. It was really confusing and seemed like a re-boot if anything.
The Clone Wars cartoon was created by George Lucas in 2008.
Disney acquired lucasfilm in 2012.
Clone Wars + The Force Awakens are canon according to Disney and thus Lucas.
Disney can control what is canon because George Lucas sold the rights of the franchise to them. He would not have done so if he didn't trust them. And if he trusts them, I do too.
George Lucas has by no means been a perfect writer.(as evidenced by 1999-2005)
therefore Star Wars can by no means be considered a perfect series.
If George Lucas makes contradictory plot points, we have to accept them as canon, as he held the artistic freedom to do what he wants with the plot. Now he has passed the torch onto a respectful company with equally respectful writers, directors and producers who hold the same rights.
Also, you don't get to talk **** about The Force Awakens when you've only seen 3 minutes of it.
After the Republic fell and the Empire formed there was a batch of clones on Klimino(where they made the clones) that fought against the new Empire. The Empire decided that a clone army is too easy to mess with because each member has the same biological patterns and could also fall prey to the same mental programming seeing as though they all technically have the same exact brain.
The clones were first broken up into smaller groups and other candidates were chosen to be cloned. So while they still maintained a clone army they were clones of different people. Eventually they went to a volunteer/conscripted force of non-clones.
As soon as I saw Stormtrooper Samus, I knew the internet would ship her with everything. Haven't even seen the movie, have no idea what she looks like without the helmet, but I still knew the internet wouldn't resist.
Yeah, that's why I don't really feel like watching it. I am that asshole, who is yelling the name of the criminal at the screen halfway through an episode of CSI or NCIS. In a show as slow as GoT, I see all the plot twists coming a month before they actually happen. Maybe because I've played so much Crusader Kings II. ****** brutal. Don't know about GoT, but in CK II assassination's the national passtime and murdering babies could be considered a sport.
recently my sister is unusual [english title, don't know japanese title] basically sisnter in law gets possessed by a ghost that can't pass on unless the ghost sleeps with sister in law's brother in law so she has to sleep with him by proxy.
it's actually a pretty funny show at parts. though much of it is a little...odd...
Spoiler alert (when is it time to stop posting this because everyone saw the movies exactly)
I don't get being hyped about phasma stuff though. She didn't do anything of significance in the movies other than deactivating the shields as far as i know. If she wore a normal trooper armor people would probably not even know her. At least that is my "only watched the movies" knowledge about her.
Cool, let's pair the two worst characters in the entire movie who never even spoke to each other. A bland, flat mary sue and a shiny stormtrooper who was hyped as being awesome but did nothing but help her enemies achieve victory (and should by all rights be dead now). True love.