Mid Valley Megamall held a Star Wars Rebels Experience exhibition last Sunday, commemorating the debut of the series on local TV.
I didn’t think I was going to make the exhibition because college assignments had to be submitted by midnight. I had one more to complete and submit. But when it was announced that the deadline was pushed back 2 days, we headed for Mid Valley at Point Five beyond lightspeed.
The big helmet
I saw the big helmet at the South Court all the way from the Centre Court. Irfan posed before it for posterity’s sake.
No doubt from the Carida Academy
The Five-Oh-First was on site to ensure no rebel agents disrupt the proceedings.
The Inquisitor
The Pau’an Inquisitor was also around being all Lucius Malfoy-ish.
He’s from Utapau
He has quite a nice profile, but he’s no Inquisitor Tremayne. I hope Tremayne shows up in the series at some point and they both go out for coffee or something. Inquisitors first appeared in Galaxy Guide 9: Fragments From the Rim.
Inquisitor’s lightsabre
The Inquisitor’s toy lightsabre up close.
Action figures
There was a diorama of Star Wars Rebels action figures – Kanan Jarrus, Ezra Bridger and Chopper – fighting on top of some vanilla cake with the Inquisitor on a Sabre-class tank.
Rebels screen
When one of the screens were vacant, Irfan tried out the interactive character profile thingie.
Astromech droid
He listened to the C1-10P astromech character profile while the hologram screen displayed visuals.
Chopper
Meanwhile, Chopper was being restrained elsewhere among the exhibits. This will not end well.
C1-1OP
Ezra Bridger
Irfan takes a photo of Ezra Bridger whom I understand is NOT the son of Captain Nathan Bridger of seaQuest DSV.
A close look at Ezra’s custom-painted combat driver helmet
Ezra – the son of Captain Rex (my own pet theory, okay?) – shows off a cadet trooper helmet he filched on Lothal.
Wrist slingshot
The wrist energy slingshot Ezra wears, as all good Kid template characters in West End Games Star Wars Roleplaying Game wear.
Kanan Jarrus
Minor Jedi (and former padawan) Caleb Dume attempts to avoid Imperial attention by impersonating a mannequin.
BlasTech DL-18
I almost made a grab for his DL-18 blaster pistol, but there were Imperial troops about.
Imperial stormtroopers
I bet the Five-Oh-First is pissed off that someone vandalised the big helmet. And on Empire Day no less. Too bad there were no exhibits of Hera, Sabine, Zeb and Kallus. Maybe next time.
That’s sweet! If I was younger I’d hare out there right now. Actually…
that is cool. i want to go too! 🙂
One last Star Wars activity in the city before it’s time to leave.