/sw/ - Star Wars

>>1597

>Major Misdeid

Make it a woman and change it to Major Deid.

>>1599

>>1597

>botswain bitchboy

>Season 3 ends

>Thrawn is a joke who gets played again

>people were excited to see Thrawn turned into a saturday morning cartoon villain

KRK

>>1725

I don't think even Thrawn could have known about the Bendu monk.

>>1728

>Bendu is neutral

>so he decides to kill a bunch of Imperials but not harm a single rebel

lol, Rebels is shit m8

>>1729

>The Bendu Dindu Nuffing Wrong!

>>1729

He attacked the ghost and shot down an A-wing. He attacked everyone there because he's a special snowflake grey-sider.

Y'all just gonna ignore that Thrawn was 100% a Saturday morning cartoon villian?

>>1732

why pay attention to something we called out from the get-go? i knew thrawn would be a pastiche back on the old board.

>>1733

I remember anons saying shit like, "Im so glad they made Thrawn canon, I've gotta watch this"

>>1736

The cucks who actually watch rebels and the normalfags and halfchans yeah. Anyone with a brain, no.

>>1743

>Thrawn was always an incompetent dweeb who gets pwned by space alladin

Then why did people ever like him?

Pryce should have just shot him.

Useless bitch.

>>1744

Because he was all about planning and thinking, and not just your run of the mill incompetent Bad Guy. His victories were brought about not by brute force but with great planning and skill.

He was sort of like Sherlock Holmes, the Admiral. He would do a lot of research in his opponents and use deduction to determine their moves and motives. He knew people better than they knew themselves.

>>1767

>not just your run of the mill incompetent bad guy

>loses everytime

Sure thing, buddy.

>>1779

>Brought the New Kikepublic to it's very knees

>Not a victory

>>1725

He's basically the new Grievous at this point and yet supposed Thrawn fans still defend this portrayal as being true to the original.

>>1861

It would help if the arguments that he's a plain villain of the week now weren't all deeply flawed. You guys remind me of the fans that Zahn was subtly poking fun at in Hand of Thrawn.

>>1869

>he's still into star wars

>after all that's happened

m8, go back to reddit, this board is a board of hate

>>1767

>He was sort of like Sherlock Holmes, the Admiral. He would do a lot of research in his opponents and use deduction to determine their moves and motives. He knew people better than they knew themselves.

He's actual pretty much IS Homes now in his titular book, with an aid acting as a translator being his Watson.

>>1881

As if the EU hasn't always been a pastiche of questionable quality with a precious handful of objectively well conceived works scattered across the junk yard.

>>1909

Now there's just trash though…