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Drawn into your Orbit by little_dumpling
Fandoms: Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Star Wars - All Media Types
30 May 2022
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Jango Fett, a.k.a. Mythosaur Man, was just minding his own business beating up criminals and being the best "justice-mercenary" in the city when he accidentally assists Captain Coruscant in taking down a bunch of low-level thieves. The two superheroes kind of click. And before Jango knows it, he has a crime-fighting partner and he's smitten enough that he might want them to be an all-together different kind of partner.
Or, Jango falls head-over-heels for the superhero he's always mocked for being too much of a do-gooder.
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- Part 12 of Dumpling does Kenfetti / Jangobi
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01 Jun 2025
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a couple of knights on the road by biscuityskies
Fandoms: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types, Star Wars - All Media Types
08 Aug 2023
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"Who knows?" his brother says, cuffing Cody sharply on the shoulder once before heading back towards the castle. "Maybe married life will suit you."
Cody? Commander of the Armies of the Krayt? Supposed to just settle down and call it quits as a soldier, cozy up into his new life as a married man to a spouse he never picked, let alone met even once?
Yeah, right.
As if.
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10 May 2025
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What We Deserve by cjwritesfanficnow
Fandoms: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Star Wars - All Media Types
26 May 2025
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In one universe, Shaak Ti discovered the practices of decommissioning and reconditioning once she was posted on Kamino. In that universe, the Council did what they could. It still wasn’t enough.
In this universe, someone slipped up, and the words decommissioning and reconditioning made it into a report sent to GAR High Command. Obi-Wan Kenobi was the first to see it, the first to question it. He was the first to decide it had to end, and he petitioned the Senate for an official ban. Unsurprisingly, he was refused.
Obi-Wan found that utterly unacceptable. If no one else could or would do it, then he would do whatever it took to protect the clones. But as it turned out…
All the clones had needed was a little nudge, some support, and a high-ranking officer who would look the other way. Once they had that, it grew from a fight for their lives into a fight for their freedom. And if the clones weren’t going to be given their freedom…
They were going to take it.
(Alternately: Cody and Obi-Wan Kenobi make the slow descent from dutiful leading members of the GAR to spearheading a rebellion against the very thing they once supported.)
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- Part 1 of What We Deserve
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15 Apr 2025
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The Jedi, the Senator and the Mand’alor by jaksiite_valeksiite
Fandoms: Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
25 Jul 2024
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From a chance meeting in the mines of Bandomeer to a rather unconventional second proposal, Obi-Wan and Jango’s relationship remains a constant throughout both their lives. Alongside that, of course, is the relationship that springs up between a Senator and a Jedi, long after the invasion that brought them together. And, really, who would have expected Padmé and Jango to get on as well as they did?
“Heard you used to be Queen,” was the first thing Jango said to her, like an asshole. Padmé’s eyes narrowed. Then, she smiled, the expression painstakingly polite in a way that did nothing at all to hide the utter poison in her eyes.
“Elek, Mand’alor’ad dar’Mand’alor,” she returned, no doubt fumbling her pronunciation but undoubtedly getting her meaning across. She’d give as good as she got.
She had expected Jango to get angry—it would only be fair, after what she’d said, what she’d deliberately and very purposefully said, with pre-meditation—but instead, he cracked a grin.
“Well met, Amidala”
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- Part 1 of and I’m talking to myself at night
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22 Mar 2025
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Pale gold eyes watch him quietly, but there’s no sneering malice, no delighted calculation. If anything, he looks… tired. Preoccupied. As if Jango is more of a trial to pass than a helpless prisoner to toy with.
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30 Jan 2025