The Force Unleashed was pretty cool, but the sequel was meh. This meh quality, coupled with turbulent times at LucasArts, meant The Force Unleashed 3 never happened, but there were ideas…
Do you have a phone? Do you like video games? Do you love Star Wars? And lastly, do you have a phone? If you answered yes to at least two of those questions, the official site has good news for you.
Sideshow has updated their IG-88 Sixth Scale Figure pre-order page with new images…
Have you been part of this hobby since the line re-launched 1995? If so, you acquired your figures in some really weird ways and it will remind you that you’re old. In the nineties, we still hadn’t figured out this shopping thing.
Good Morning America made a cryptic Star Wars Tweet this morning indicating that you may want to tune in tomorrow. But why? Click through for the details.
Update: In the comments, CJ has already thrown water on the trailer idea, and he’s probably right.
Starkiller, the de-canonized video game guy, almost got re-canonized. Or, as the kids call it, he almost got “Thrawned.”
Toys R Us is currently running a 2 for $20 sale on Black Series 6” figures. Normally I would say “click through for the details”, but you pretty much have all the details in the headline. So in order to get that click out of you that we desperately need, I promise that you will see me take a poop, a literal poop, on the 6” line. So click through for that.
The Star Wars: Look and Find activity book may have revealed to whom the “last Jedi” in the title of next Star Wars movie is referring. Could it be Rey? Could it be Luke? Could it be Mr. Whipple? Could it be none of the above? Click through to find out and I’ll also tell you why I think this new reveal is wrong. You might also get my theory on who the last Jedi really is. But no promises.
I have no idea what is going on here. I don’t know if I’m supposed to laugh or not, but recently both Rian Johnson and Mark Hamill have taken a page from Indian Jones when it comes to the marketing material for The Last Jedi: close your eyes. Hit the jump for the details.
Disney is planning on starting its own streaming service. What does this mean for Netflix?
Today we look at 5 silly things that have been introduced into Star Wars over the years that we hope Disney can fix. We feel that some minor tweaks to the films can yield some big results for the Saga.
My God, it’s full of pegs. Friends, the Long Night is over. The Night King has been slain. The thousand generation winter is over and Apollo has lifted his skirt. Could this be considered clickbait? YUP. Am I exaggerating? NOPE! It’s even better than you think (if you are collectors like us who stink of good 3.75” cheer).
We would like to formally announce that we here at Bantha Skull have mastered time travel. First, let me assuage your fears that we will abuse this power. We will only use if for good. In fact, our only time travel act will be to undo those four consecutive championships the Cleveland Browns recently won because of the damage it did to our national psyche. Please click through for our scientific findings which are currently under peer review.
Mazel tov! You’ve made it to the third and final part of our series. We wrap up our speculation on the “new rules” of Star Wars, and take a look at what may be the most controversial of the bunch.
Do you remember when our own nomadscout asked “Where the heck is Bistan?” Well apparently Hasbro got the message and couldn’t stand the blistering heat he brought. Bistan and the Scarif Shore Trooper are now available for pre-order on Entertainment Earth. Oh, and some cat named Fenn Rau is available for pre-order? Ever heard of him? Both are estimated for December delivery.
Click here for the Bistan and Shore Trooper two pack (SPONSORED)
Click here for Fenn Rau (SPONSORED)
Thank you to our friends at Jedi Temple Archives for bringing this to our attention. They remembered nomad’s unnatural affinity for Bistan.