This time, we are involving the original Ralph McQuarrie concept art for said character, and can you guess for which one? If you guessed Luke Skywalker then you are correct, because his original character name was Luke Starkiller (and let’s be honest, that does sound pretty lame). The way that this DLC is coming out and the actual story behind it is pretty cool and unlike anything else that’s been announced or ever released for the game this far. But what about some new stuff – when’s some new stuff coming out? It was just recently announced that there would be some brand new free DLC with a character named Luke Starkiller.
From its uncanny resemblance to the actual saga’s storyline to the character’s funny quotes, and all of the quests and journeys to run through, it’s no secret that this game truly has it all. I love it.LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga has been a super popular fan-favorite video game for quite a while now. But stop motion had always been my ‘thing’.
“I’ve been at Aardman for 16 years, working on commercials and shorts, including some live-action work. “My first dream was to work at Aardman, and my second was to make a Star Wars film,” Osinska tells. Along the way, they face down friends, foes, and a whole host of obstacles, both in the sky and in their cockpit.įor the film’s writer and director, Polish-born Magdalena Osinska, this project was the definition of dream fulfillment. The short film follows the relationship between a young Twi’lek student named Anni (short for Annisoukaline) and her doting mother, Kalina, who, while initially distant and struggling in their relationship, grow closer together during a high-stakes race through the Chandrilan capital of Hanna City. While the saga has had a robust history of using this time-honored technique in its movies and television shows, from the Dejarik chess players in Star Wars: A New Hope to the “scrapwalkers” in Season 2 of The Mandalorian, this is the first time that it has been used to tell a full, official story in the Star Wars galaxy. “I Am Your Mother” is a stop-motion Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 short from legendary UK-based animation studio, Aardman.
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