Who Is Luce? The Vatican's New Blue-Haired 'Anime' Mascot Explained
It's been a trying couple decades for Star Wars fans to say the least. While they all love Star Wars, there are only two aspects from the last five years of Star Wars movies that everyone seems to agree on: Babu Frik and Baby Yoda, also known as "The Child," if you ask The Mandaloiran creator Jon Favreau.
Surprisingly, Star Wars creator George Lucas seems to agree, with at least one half of the above statement.
Favreau blessed Star Wars fans across the galaxy with a photograph of George Lucas cradling the most famous puppet on Disney+, Baby Yoda, in his arms, like a proud grandfather wondering why the parents didn't use digital effects to create this thing.
— Jon Favreau (@Jon_Favreau) January 17, 2020
Surprisingly, despite the fact that no one seems to agree on anything regarding Star Wars, particularly when George Lucas is involved, no one senses anything remotely leading to fear or anger or hate or suffering when it comes to this picture.
There's but one word for it: Blessed. Check out some reactions below.
Extremely blessed image passing by your timeline https://t.co/ydwu4QDasZ
— Davi Brantes (@BrantesDavi) January 17, 2020
This is truly amazing because he looks as if he was looking at his new born child. This photo is legendary. https://t.co/FScmqu3baF
— Jay Martyr (@JayM_PourBaby) January 17, 2020
THIS is the content we needed after today. https://t.co/ZJ5gNYqAq3
— Ryan Sloane (@RyanFSloane) January 17, 2020
THIS is the content we needed after today. https://t.co/ZJ5gNYqAq3
— Ryan Sloane (@RyanFSloane) January 17, 2020
Get you a person who looks at you the way the person in the background wearing a jacket looks at George Lucas looking at Baby Yoda. https://t.co/dGMiKBTryA
— Aura Bogado (@aurabogado) January 17, 2020
"Always two, there are. A master, and an apprentice." https://t.co/7xIC0TmJzv
— Austen Bundy (@AustenBundyDC) January 17, 2020
"no, I am your father" https://t.co/osXhNVVjQP
— Dave Itzkoff (@ditzkoff) January 17, 2020
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