@Background Pony #B834
 
Alrighty?

@maud pie of the Well  
Or, I don’t know, maybe he just like’s drawing royalty in a dark light…

@Scrounge
 
Probably. I always thought there was some story behind them. Like how some dark force possessed the Royals into joining the Dark Side and become Siths.

@maud pie of the Well  
Has he said there is one? There might not be a backstory past him deciding he wanted to draw Sith alicorns.

Kinda wish NcMares would JUST explain the backstory for these pics of The Royals being Sith Lords.
 
But it’s probably just me and my lack of knowledge of Star Wars.

I so want to use this picture for a story I scripted, but it would give away the ending. I love an evil Cadance.

@Ichijoe  
(BP 08A0 here) Yeah, I knew about Anakin. In Plagueis Sidious’ old master realizes who the kid is and decides to kill him so he can’t meddle in their plans, but fails to get Annie before Sidious bumps him off.

Well I know that Sidious didn’t have much respect for Maul, when they found him again during the Clone War. And was treated little better the a rogue pawn. Since Maul thought he had enough power to challenge both Tyranus, and Sidious.
 
Did you also know that Anikin was an experiment by both Plagueis, and Sidious, to create a new vessel for himself (Plagueis), they both thought they had failed to manipulate the Midichloians enough to create such life, and yet unkown to them at the time fathered Anikin Skywalker.
 
I could only imagine how ticked off he was about finding what was left of Aniikin on Mustifar. Well the best layed plains of mice.

@Ichijoe  
I wasn’t raging on the Inquisitors, just that it’s only in their minds that the assume to be on some level. When the fact is they’re not even Padawon grade. Kinda makes me wonder how Maul fit into the rule of two. Since Doku was Sidious’s apprentice as far as I understood it.[/bq]
 
In case it matters – according to the EU, he was originally trained as an assassin and killer by Sidious without ever intending that Maul would become a “real” Sith. Indeed, if you go by Luceno’s novel about Darth Plagueis, Sidious was still an apprentice then and didn’t kill Plagueis until halfway or so through the first movie.

BTW: keep in mind that Kanan is also NO JEDI! Since he watched his Master get cut down during Order 66. The only reason I think Ahsoka respects him as such, was that in whatever ideal universe, he’d have eventually became a Jedi, where she opted to GTFO, before said order fell. Perhaps now that he’s (Do or do not), trying to teach Ezera the ways of the Force he has become a Jedi of sorts?
 
But I still see the Inquisitor types as a nice get-out clause for the Rule of Two.

No Glimmer is a Grand Moff (i.e. a provisional governor) Not necessarily Tarken per say, but then very Tarkin-esq. And, Luna works better as a Rebel for the NLR (e.g. Old Republic).

@Ichijoe  
IIRC, the level a padawan would be on can vary quite a bit, since that’s the title from the start of training when they don’t even know how to turn on their lightsaber to the point where they’re almost Jedi themselves.
 
My estimation puts the inquisitors equal to a lower-tier Jedi. The one from the first season put up a pretty good showing against Kanan and Ezra both at once, but it’s probably fair to assume Kanan’s no Obi-Wan Kenobi.
 
 
@Ichijoe  
Luna could be Maul. Or Tarkin if you want to go off-theme.

And in my headcanon Twilight IS Anakin, given the age difference I’ll just give Cadence the Darth Tyranus (Doku). ’Cause Cele is Palpatine. Luna can be Obi Wan, or Luke AFAIC. (i.e. Luner Republic).

@Scrounge  

 
I wasn’t raging on the Inquisitors, just that it’s only in their minds that the assume to be on some level. When the fact is they’re not even Padawon grade. Kinda makes me wonder how Maul fit into the rule of two. Since Doku was Sidious’s apprentice as far as I understood it.

Darth Cadenza: “Where is Shining?”
 
Emperor Sombra: “It seems, in your anger, you killed him…”
 
Darth Cadenza: “NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!”
 
@Ichijoe  
Hey, the inquisitors are badass. The one from Season 1 especially. (Admittedly, I’m like five episodes behind.)

@FanOfMostEverything  

 
Yeah tens of thousands of Jedi against what? Two Sith, and a Dathomir. Going by what we saw in the Clone Wars he was little more then these Inquisitor’s from Rebels. Loosly trained in the Force, but never enough to become a real threat.
 
Still the Jedi were total idiots for not seeing the bleeding obvious about Palpatine though. Perhaps the second biggest joke behind Stormtrooper’s having precise aiming.

@Background Pony #12E3  
Of course. The hypocrisy of the Jedi can be summed up in six words: “Only a Sith deals in absolutes.” That’s an absolute statement, Obi-Wan. Here’s your red lightsaber.
 
And then there’s the fact that Anakin really did bring balance to the Force: Two Jedi, two Sith. (Well, barring the expanded universe.)

I saw this getting drawn, time of my life <3

@Midnight Moon
 
@FanOfMostEverything  
Said love also brought back Anakin at a time of need…like, you know, chucking Palpatine’s ass down a tube to save Luke!
 
Seriously, the hypocrisy is strong with the prequels…

This is, like, the most metal thing I have seen. For some reason, it made me think of this song.

This is epic!

@Background Pony #8975  
Yes, and the one thing I am certain of at this point in time is: insomnia is bloody irritating!

NC Mares.
 
WHERE IS SITH MANE SIX?!

Jedi are not permitted to love. This outcome was inevitable.

Well, they do say love leads to the dark side…