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Jango Fett and Obi-Wan Kenobi switch bodies sometimes.
Neither of them know why it started happening.
Both of them have come to enjoy it greatly. -
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“It was a constant blade pressed to the side of his neck, and one wrong move and his carotid would be nicked.”
Amidst Obi-Wan's mission to protect House Kryze during the Mandalorian Civil War, a simple recon mission in True Mandalorian Territory turns into an unintended larger play. As the conflict escalates, Obi-Wan finds himself partnered with Alor'ad Jango Fett, who has yet to learn that "Ben" is a Jedi. Yet that is not the only revelation to come.
Featuring political intrigue, sex, fighting, and eventual romance!
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The Force decides that instead of Shmi Skywalker, a seventeen-year-old Obi-Wan Kenobi will be blessed to bring its child into the world. However, a senior padawan being inexplicably pregnant is not something that the Jedi Counsel can ignore. The fallout changes the course of the Galaxy forever.
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Two Jedi on Mandalore by Hilimi
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types, Star Wars Legends - All Media Types
05 Jun 2026
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Jaster did not die on Korda VI as Montross had wished... but the Mand'alor of his people would have preferred to die that day, because what happened was worse in his eyes.
The Kyrstad had taken Jango, making him disappear forever.
Until one day, Jedi Padawan Obi-Wan found a traumatized pregnant Omega in a Death Watch cell.
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The stars brought me to you by LuSTAY, Midichloriari_high (I_need_more_Midichlorian_to_get_higher)
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types
28 Feb 2026
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The legends told of the Ka’ra, the Mand’alore of old, expecting the chosen Mand’alor of the people in the Manda to determine their worthiness to lead the Mando’ade to glory, before showing the Mand’alor the person that would match their abilities to bring Mandalore to glory to be the future riduur be Mand’alor.
Jango didn’t know what to think about the old legends, that told of old traditions which had last been done centuries before the civil wars started, but he hadn’t much of another option to bring the clans together.