The character arc and story of Askoka Tano and Baris Ophee was one of the most intriguing arcs that came out of the clone wars in my personal opinion. I’d love to see this develop into live action for the Ashoka show. Vader and Obiwan got their rematch, so I’d love to see these two former friends clash again following the clone wars. I could see Baris becoming an inquisitor who crosses paths with Tano leading to a personal and dramatic confrontation akin to that of Anakin vs Obiwan.

My KZfaq app cut off the title so it just said “10 SW characters more important than you” so I was like well screw you too! 🤣

Without Admiral Ackbar, they wouldn't have known it was a trap..

Bolvan: “Hold your fire. There’s no life forms aboard. Must have short circuited.” Terry: “What are we paying by the laser now.” Bolvan: “You don’t do the budget, Terry. I do.”

R5 saved the Galaxy

After the fall of the Empire, Jar Jar was ultimately blamed for Palpatine's rise. He was disgraced for his speech to grant emergency executive powers to the Chancellor. He was reduced to a street clown on Naboo, entertaining refugee children that passed through.

The Rebels knowing that the Imperials coming was NOT Ozzel’s fault. Whether they had come out of light speed far away or close in, Hoth would still have been shielded. They were alerted by the probe droid being observed and identified.

Kiari's Mundi's unintentionally hilarious death is my favorite scene

Between the Stormtrooper Aim becoming a Major Issue (when the Clone Troopers were Crackshots on average...) and Decisions like the one in A New Hope...we all need to start accepting The Living Force as a Character...it honestly causes A LOT of stuff to make sense if you consider that The Living Force took a more Direct Role on the Galaxy when its primary Soldiers (The Jedi) were Slaughtered in mass. The fact that Jedi can suddenly come back from the dead through the Forve kinda makes the extra powers seen by many Jedi Post-Order 66 as if they suddenly had access to More (less Diluted) Power as well... Given, so many have written a Canon Star Wars Story by now I am sure there are Stories that line up with this overall idea and others that outright dismiss it.

Am I misinformed, or have we all forgotten the awesome fact that Vos and Ventress eventually ended up as a couple? If memory serves me well that's the case, and I have to say that I love it. They're both so cool and I just love the mini redemption story surrounding Ventress. She is one of the very few whose entire life(save a few years as a jedi youngling and padawan) was spent as a dark side user, and then she actually denounced it and became independent( a grey jedi if you will) and turned from evil, even helping Anakin prove Ahsoka's innocence in that mentioned affair with Barris. If times were different she might've just gotten her own separate story or whatever. One of my favourite characters.

Should have added Windu. If he would have summoned Yoda back to Coruscant secretly before trying to take Palpatine, the story of the Sith would’ve been over.

I thought Wedge would be on this list.

Anyone who's watched Clone Wars probably remembers Ki-Adi Mundi for "Arc Troopers, bring in the flamethrowers!" in Landing at Point Rain mostly. ;) And watching Geonosians get flambeed right after. :)

This is where we have an issue. Poggle the Lesser did not draft the original Death Star plans. The designer and architect of the Death Star is Bevel Lemelisk. Lemelisk was tasked by Grand Moff Tarkin with constructing a new battlestation with the power to destroy worlds. So not only did Attack of the Clones get it wrong, but so did Rogue One. He is even one of the characters in the game Star Wars Rebellion for PC.

Yes, I did have Master Miller in my head as you said "played like a damn fiddle", why do you ask?

Ironic the empire hates aliens but their deadliest weapon was designed by one.

Thank god Rick Olié taught Anakin how to spin. That neat trick really messed with the droid star fighter targeting systems….

I hope we get to see Quinlan in Obi-Wan season 2

Was the Voss-looking character from TPM confirmed as Voss or just another person from his culture? I hope it wasn't actually Voss, which would require strange retcon explaining the lack of joinup between him and our hero Jedi.

Ki Adi Mundi was an asshole to all his Padawans, a good amount of them died in his training and some others just left the order

Barris Offie never made it to knight. She was still a padawan when she was disgraced

I did not know that. Thank you.

You couldn't expect Valorum to stick around after losing his senate position, he had a failed coupe to insight on Krypton.

I want to know more about the clumsy stormtrooper who got hit in the head with the door on the 1st Death Star - I bet that guy has a story. Or the one Obi Wan mindwarped into thinking those weren't the droids he was looking for. Wait, what if they're the same person and he got depressed at being mindtricked failing his mission and the empire, worried he was going to be force choked if Darth Vader found out and started abusing spice so his balance was off causing him to hit his head on the door... poor guy just couldn't catch a break.

What about Skippy the Jedi droid from the Darkhorse comics? Does it still count if it isn't canon?

flashback to a tiny-me: "those two robots are clearly the main characters!"

Did Voss even have a clone Squadron under him when order 66 happened because in the clone wars animated series he isn't seen with one. Is that why he was still alive due to having a "headstart" of sorts

I wonder if Vader force choked the guy that let the escape pod pass, he had to have 😂

Bolvan being a rebel agent would make more sense

They pay per laser.

Ki-Adi

Executor (eggs zek you tor) not executioner (ex eh cue shunner)

Jar jar binks

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So none of the Jedi council would have remembered that Kashyyyk, a “system we can’t afford to lose” was under attack by the droids unless Ki-Adi casually brought it up. Man, Mr. Plinkett sure has a way of bringing up the holes that wouldn’t occur to you otherwise but seem obvious once you see them.

It's just a cashgrab how every little detail is recycled and utilized as a central part of yet another novel. Nothing to be fond or proud of.

Trying to retro-actively make something that historically was irrelevant into something important never works. It's just a hallmark of shitty writing.