Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Dec 15th, 2017)

[Khev]

In the SW universe, maybe....unless Boba Fett counts.

Are you going to be in Irma's path?

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Are you going to be in Irma's path?

I'm currently in the Orlando area, so maybe, but I'm not worried about it.

 

[Khev]

I'm currently in the Orlando area, so maybe, but I'm not worried about it.

Well stay safe man, I saw that Disney was taking down the spires from the Cinderella castle as an early precaution. I don't think they've *ever* done that.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

I'm currently in the Orlando area, so maybe, but I'm not worried about it.

Good luck

 

[Prime Clone]

At first I hated that they took what was supposed to be a bad ass villain and made her into a spineless villain.

Especially after she'd banged on about how well-trained her troops were!

 

[xipotec]

Yeah ....no.....that's just all kinda of wrong......


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[RIDDICK]

Somebody, change the ducktrooper to stormtrooper so that I could print and post it on my wall!

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Well stay safe man, I saw that Disney was taking down the spires from the Cinderella castle as an early precaution. I don't think they've *ever* done that.

Irma sounds almost as powerful as Rey

Good luck

Thanks

 

[Wor-Gar]

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Now that's the face we needed. She's so happy, little naughty porgs all over her.

 

[Khev]

Especially after she'd banged on about how well-trained her troops were!

I don't see how being a hypocrite makes her a bad villain.

Irma sounds almost as powerful as Rey

Let's not get carried away now.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Irma sounds almost as powerful as Rey

Irma.... the latest candidate for Women Power! Stronger, bigger, faster, badder than any man can be.

Irma. Dumb name, wicked storm.

 

[Prime Clone]

I don't see how being a hypocrite makes her a bad villain.

Well, it did get our hopes up about how courageous she might be.

 

[Khev]

Irma.... the latest candidate for Women Power! Stronger, bigger, faster, badder than any man can be.

Yep, hurricane named after black woman totally upstages white male hurricane that ripped through Texas. Diversity is out of control.

Well, it did get our hopes up about how courageous she might be.

Well for one villains are often cowardly when push comes to shove and secondly she probably saw it as a valid training exercise to see how well her troops would handle Starkiller's shields going down. Obviously they failed so I'm sure she probably blames them posthumously, lol.

 

[jye4ever]

Yep, hurricane named after black woman totally upstages white male hurricane that ripped through Texas. Diversity is out of control.



Well for one villains are often cowardly when push comes to shove and secondly she probably saw it as a valid training exercise to see how well her troops would handle Starkiller's shields going down. Obviously they failed so I'm sure she probably blames them posthumously, lol.

That is epic lol

 

[Wor-Gar]

The classic villain 'turn-and-run'...

 

[Prime Clone]

Well for one villains are often cowardly when push comes to shove and secondly she probably saw it as a valid training exercise to see how well her troops would handle Starkiller's shields going down. Obviously they failed so I'm sure she probably blames them posthumously, lol.

Hehe in Star Wars one can rationalise anything!

 

[Khev]

Hehe in Star Wars one can rationalise anything!

If you dislike anything about Star Wars it's because you aren't trying hard enough.

Now that I think of it SW actually has a long history of non-cowardly villains. Vader met each and every threat head on. Tarkin stood his ground. Fett gave attitude to Vader and deliberately put himself in harm's way at the Sarlacc Pit. Veers was a total badass. The Emperor sat defenseless with a poker face totally trusting that Vader would deflect any attack from Luke. Jabba had lots of guards but laughed in the face of imminent death (thermal detonator.)

The only sissies in the OT were Piett (running screaming from the glass) and Jerjerrod.

Outside of the OT you've got Krennic a pencil pushing officer who chased down battle hardened Jyn with no military escort. Maul and Jango rushed into battle. But then you had the cowardly Gunray, Dooku, and Grievous. So the fact that Phasma cracked does put her in pretty bad SW villain company I guess, lol.

 

[Prime Clone]

If you dislike anything about Star Wars it's because you aren't trying hard enough.

Hey, does that include the PT? *ducks*

 

[Khev]

Hey, does that include the PT? *ducks*

Technically yes but even for me the PT went down a path I could not follow, lol.

 

[Wor-Gar]

If you dislike anything about Star Wars it's because you aren't trying hard enough.

Now that I think of it SW actually has a long history of non-cowardly villains. Vader met each and every threat head on. Tarkin stood his ground. Fett gave attitude to Vader and deliberately put himself in harm's way at the Sarlacc Pit. Veers was a total badass. The Emperor sat defenseless with a poker face totally trusting that Vader would deflect any attack from Luke. Jabba had lots of guards but laughed in the face of imminent death (thermal detonator.)

The only sissies in the OT were Piett (running screaming from the glass) and Jerjerrod.

Outside of the OT you've got Krennic a pencil pushing officer who chased down battle hardened Jyn with no military escort. Maul and Jango rushed into battle. But then you had the cowardly Gunray, Dooku, and Grievous. So the fact that Phasma cracked does put her in pretty bad SW villain company I guess, lol.

Don't forget the "easily startled" Sandpeople... who cut and run at the sound of a fart.

Zam Wessel is pretty cowardly. Sub-contractor who uses worms. Spends her whole part running away.