Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker

[Kilgharrah]

I mean, I attached a screenshot where I circled it in lime green, not sure what else you want from me

You don't have to be mean about it. I didn't see it. It was too small.
Yeah this is so cool. Hope we get more of it than that in the movie. I also hope we see the crew.

[DigiFluid]

You don't have to be mean about it. I didn't see it. It was too small.
Yeah this is so cool. Hope we get more of it than that in the movie. I also hope we see the crew.

OHHH, hahaha okay: the picture I posted is GateWorld making it a thumbnail. You click on it, you get a bigger image--I'm guessing you didn't do that.

I assumed you had and was like what the hell dude

[Kilgharrah]

I didn't say I didn't make it. I meant I didn't even see there was a picture.

So anyway, allover the internet, I keep stumbling upon articles about the Dagger Rey is holding which I didn't even notice in the trailer. How do these people see these things
Anyway, they say it kill force weilders?

[DigiFluid]

I'm not sure to what you're referring (and I'm deathly afraid of spoilers so I'm not going to google it), but a 'dagger that can kill Force wielders' actually sounds like a giant reference to a trilogy of episodes of The Clone Wars.

[Kilgharrah]

The Dagger of Mortis?

[DigiFluid]

Exactly that, yes. "Force wielders" in context of the Dagger means something entirely different than just your regular everyday Jedi and Sith, though. (I mean of course it does, there are lots of ways to kill Jedi and Sith)

[Kilgharrah]

So it kills Midichlorians?

[DigiFluid]

Heh.

That trilogy of TCW episodes is extremely SW mythology heavy. It's all about the nature and balance of the Force, the prophecy of the Chosen One, how or even if Anakin will fulfill that destiny, etc. It would probably take less time to just watch the three episodes than it would for me to try to type it all out.

You know how in Rebels they did episodes with things like Force visions in the Lothal temple, and the Bendu, and the World Between Worlds -- stuff that really drove home this idea that the Force is some cosmic thing that's so mysterious it might not even be comprehensible to mortals? TCW's Mortis trilogy was the first stab at doing that kind of storytelling. TCW did it once or twice more (particularly with a Yoda-centric arc in Season 6) as well before the series ended, and then Dave Filoni decided to continue to expand that when they began doing Rebels.

(Incidentally, they're some of my favourite episodes in the entire TCW series)

[Kilgharrah]

You're the expert on lengthy explanations.

[EricG]

Here is the Ghost cropped from the YouTube 4K trailer. From Reddit.

[Kilgharrah]

You see, Rob.
Now that I can see.


So clear. Thanks, Ericg

[P-90_177]

EricG's is definitely bigger.

[DigiFluid]

Quick GW functionality question for you guys: what happens when you click on the thumbnail in my post? For me, it opens the image in a new tab, and the image in the new tab is (laptop) full screen-sized. Bigger than the screen, actually, for me, because I watch trailers at 1080 (ie: 1920x1080) while my screen is only 1366x768.

(But EricG's is definitely better quality )

[P-90_177]

Quick GW functionality question for you guys: what happens when you click on the thumbnail in my post? For me, it opens the image in a new tab, and the image in the new tab is (laptop) full screen-sized. Bigger than the screen, actually, for me, because I watch trailers at 1080 (ie: 1920x1080) while my screen is only 1366x768.

(But EricG's is definitely better quality )

Yeah that's what it does for me. But I think for some people the thumbnails are either blocked or won't load due to their browser or internet settings.

[Kilgharrah]

Yeah. New tab.
But the image in the new tab is fit into the screen. But I can zoom it of course.