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@xsorro7 As time went on, seeing Emperor Palpatine, whom we had only heard of by name in Andor and Rogue One, for the first time in Empire Strikes Back gave me goosebumps. The Andor series (including Rogue One) makes many of the characters and scenes from the past quite meaningful.

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@xsorro7 When we first see Krennic, we see him as a scheming, manipulative, and incredibly powerful character, but when we move on to Rogue Ona, we see that the powerful and manipulative Krennic is quite helpless against Lord Vader, which helps us better understand the fascist foundation

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@xsorro7 of the empire

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@xsorro7 One of my favorite aspects of Star Wars is how the characters are constantly portrayed as being on an unreachable level. My first Star Wars experience was Andor.

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@visor_t While watching Star Wars, the color differences in the uniforms and badges, the meanings of these colors, and their number always caught my attention. I hadn't done much research on this before. This is a great post.

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@YoungwiMn I've come to accept that every NPC ends up taking a jab at JJK at the end of the day. JJK has well-developed characters and dialogues like Maki, Toji, and Geto. This isn't a comparison; it's just disturbing when people compare works they've watched to disparage another work.

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@likapaprika Bro...at the end of the day, we're just watching two young people trying to have fun. Enjoy it!

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