Your Ad Here

Darth Vader Visiting The Memorial

6 votes, average: 5.00 out of 56 votes, average: 5.00 out of 56 votes, average: 5.00 out of 56 votes, average: 5.00 out of 56 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5 (6 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) (Log in to vote!)
Loading ... Loading ...

Darth 700x517 Darth Vader Visiting The Memorial

I wonder how many he killed with the force choke?

Processing your request, Please wait....
  • submit to reddit
Disclaimer: Unless specifically mentioned in the post, we have no clue where this picture came from. Know where it came from? Post the link in the comments, and reap the glory! All comments are the sole possesion of the commenters and do not reflect the opinions or values of MCS.
This entry was posted in Images. Bookmark the permalink.
lolkittens!

Ology

29 Responses to Darth Vader Visiting The Memorial

  1. this is kinda offensive

  2. It’s could be offensive if you think that the artist is mocking.
    I choose not to – I like this image.

  3. I think it’s supposed to be those who have fallen in the destruction of the first death star. Couldn’t be after the destruction of the second one as darth himself wasn’t around after that one. However this memorial features the TB (Biker Scout) which only made an appearence in ROTJ. It’s safe to assume they existed before i guess, anyway i like the image and i like the fact it has a Biker Scout on it as that is what i troop as.

  4. The flag is a good detail.

  5. This is offensive.
    And all of you except natedog need to pursue the companionship of a woman instead of jacking off to star wars.

    • I make my woman dress like a Twi’lek & dance for me, so I get the best of both worlds. I am sorry that you had to choose one or the other. Your life is sad.

      And this is an artist representation. It tasteful, as a U.S. Veteran, I approve.

  6. Doesn’t actually make sense… Sith philosophy would kinda preclude Darth giving a rats ass, wouldn’t it?

    • Not really. The jedi originally taught that they should try and avoid attachment. The sith, on the other hand, were ok with emotion. That includes compassion and such, since they can use their emotions to enhance their Force powers.

      • As we saw with Anakin, if anything the Sith should be more touched by the death of a friend than the Jedi. The Jedi simply get over it — the Sith curse at the stars and swear revenge. It’s all in their philosophies.

    • Most generic Sith are all evil simply because anger and hate are the strongest and easiest emotions to channel the force with.

  7. I don’t care for it then again, I just posted a photo of a guy getting a fist up his ass…

  8. OK Tempus, you are looking at the Force from the perspective of the new, extremely shitty films. RedLetterMedia on YouTube has already pointed out how illogical the emotionless nonsense is for the Jedi in those movies. In the ORIGINAL series, which are the only ones worth discussing, Ben talked about Anakin being a “good friend.” Bad emotions, like fear and anger, are what Jedi avoid and Sith adore. Don’t discuss the new films around me or I will punch you in the face.
    And Macio, plenty of us chicks love Star Wars as much, if not more, than the guys. Non-Star Wars fans, of either gender, are rare. And stupid.

  9. this post is blowing up on stumbledupon. yay visitors! subscribe to the rss feed please!

  10. Crossposted from SU:

    So if a fictional scene is fictional, it’s “funny”, but if it transgresses our boundaries of historical conception and tries to portray something that is realistic, it’s “offensive”? It would seem like our perception of Vader as evil is so ingrained in everyday society is so persistent that if we replaced this scene with Rebel troops, people would no longer find it as offensive – simply because we identify with the other side? I like this and the social commentary it generates.

  11. I’m sorry, but this image just doesn’t strike me as “funny”. If anything, it tugs at the heart a little. Keep in mind Vader actually cared about the men under his command. Not the officers; those he didn’t care about in the least. but the noncoms, the privates, the unamed, faceless masses? Those me he genuinely respected and so missed when they fell in battle. This is not offensive in the least, nor is it funny. Simply poignant.

  12. I thought storm troopers were all clones, so wouldn’t the memorial be all numbers or the same name, it looks like they are all different names on it which doesn’t make much sence

      • Stormtroopers were not clones.

        Clones were to unreliable. Storm troopers were conscripts & volunteers trained on Academy of Carida.

        • (Hurray, a chance to brush up on my Aurebesh! It’s always fun when a mostly useless skill comes in handy…)

          Actually, based on the names on the memorial, they may well have been clones, of 12 different people. There are 12 names listed, repeating:

          Melanie Galloway
          Thelma Woods
          Katehrine [presumably Katherine] Walker
          Ron Buchanan
          Kensey Kelley
          Katie Johnson

          Charles Hargrove
          Jill Kelley
          Peter Cushing
          Wiliem Black
          Bill Liles
          Jiggs Welker

          I’m amused to see Peter Cushing (the actor who played Grand Moff Tarkin, who did indeed perish on the Death Star) on there, though I don’t recognize any of the other names. Anyone else know who they might be referencing?

  13. Hey guys, I am the artist of this piece. Just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to enjoy my work. If you would like to see more please check out my gallery: wil-woods.deviantart.com

  14. (UID# ) Thumb up 0 Thumb down 0

    wouldn’t this image suggest the siths and the empire took won in the end…. still an awesome image…

    / www.markthomaslambert.co.uk for illustration/designs/t shirts/prints

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>