Chooch555
Thoughtful
Apparently your neurologist doesn't understand that you're the biggest supplier of Crystal Balls to the continental US. You need to be taken care of!
Yep, I woke up this morning to find mine is on it's way to me. I was not paying attention to that but not unhappy about it.The Jedi Temple Guards are now supposed to ship tomorrow from Amazon. So, if you need/want one (or more) they are still available on Amazon. If you have him pre ordered, prepare yourself!
And Justice's damn Neurologist scaring Justice and all of us here with his crazy words and theories. Let's all go to his house and piss on his landscaping! (The Neurologist, not Justice.)
It's crazy, mine all say they'll be here Monday, but they haven't shipped yet lol. I order 3 of these guys. I needed more than one Guard. I don't know if you guys have ever noticed, but a lot of bad S*** happens at that Temple. It needs guards.Yep, I woke up this morning to find mine is on it's way to me. I was not paying attention to that but not unhappy about it.
Not sure if it was ever explored in comics or elsewhere but I like to think the temple guard mask Thrawn has in his office belonged to the Grand Inquisitor.Oh wow; don't know if I remembered that. Only watched Rebels in full once- marathoned it lockdown, so it all kinda blends together. I always felt like the Grand Inquisitor could've benefitted from some more fleshing out- in both Rebels and Kenobi, but that's a detail that really helps me appreciate him more. I really need to revisit Rebels
I'm ashamed to say the only Star Wars comics I've read are the adaptations of the films.It was explored in the comics that the Inquisitor was a Temple Guard. The Grand Inquisitor fights Jocasta Nu, keeper and head of the Jedi Archives, at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant sometime after Order 66. They are both there to retrieve the list of Force Potential children from the Archives.
The Inquisitor talks as they fight at how angry it made him that there was so much information the higher-ranking Jedi kept from all the other Jedi in the Archives, and that he hated Jocasta Nu for always personally denying him access to the higher-level archives. She knew him and denied him when he was there as a Jedi Temple Guard.
When the Inquisitor dies, Vader bounds and traps his soul at an old Jedi outpost on Tempes. The Inquisitor lived most of his life as a Guard for the Jedi. Then, even in death, he was trapped forced to once again guard something of the Jedi.
It's a really lovely design, and they rendered him quite well. I love the belt with all the keys. Such a great fantasy look. I've always had that tendency with masked side characters in Star Wars of headcanon'ing them as unique characters, and I think Star Wars itself is to blame for this since the EU gave so many random side characters whole backgrounds and names.Now I'm snooping around my temple guard preorder because I, also, have head-canon'd him as a unique character in my collection. One of my favorite designs from the animated work, the gold on white is gorgeous.
Depends on how you want your gold. Personally I think the gold on the mask and tunic is very nice and pops well. It's not reflective, but I sort of don't think it would be necessarily. The gold on the saber is a raw plastic so it is much more muted. If I were going to do any touchup it'd be there.I'm ashamed to say the only Star Wars comics I've read are the adaptations of the films.I've seen a bunch of badass panels from the Vader comics, at least. I'm really gonna have to start reading them- that all sounds amazing.
Jocasta Nu, now there's a Black Series I'd love to get. I know most casual fans only know her as the snarky old lady from AOTC, but she really is quite badass.
My 2 Temple Guards shipped from Amazon and should be here tomorrow. Really looking forward to them. For those who have them already- how's the gold on them? Fine as-is, or a little muted? I've been dabbling in some (very) light customizing, and have some metallic gold paint that I've been wanting to experiment with a bit, but I don't wanna ruin an otherwise really nice figure.