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who do you think is the coolest looking character in star wars?

Mine go like this

1: boba fett
2: darth vader
3: darth sion

Revan or Nihilus.

Originally posted by GM Nebaris
Revan or Nihilus.

yea there good but sion looks like he should be in resident evil hes cool

but boba fett's better

Sion rocks,even I was scared when I always encountered him in K2,Nihilus was a good concept but bad character.

Darth Maul, 4-Lom/Zuckess, Vader, and Boba Fett

1. Count Dooku
2. Darth Vader
3. Jango Fett

-Count Dooku because of his slicked back hair and cape They not only make him look like a badass but a f*ckin rich one as well.
-Darth Vader is pretty self explanitory.
-I like Jango more than Boba. He has shiny, more elegant armour, compared to Bobas which is battle worn and dirty. Also I like Jangos blasters more than Bobas rifle.

mandalorians... Darth Maul, boba/jango fetts, and manga guards, clone troopers (AOTC) scout troopers (ROTJ) and darth vader.

Plo Koon, no competition

No way. Evan Piell is better.

General Grievous, Darth Vader, Boba Fett, Yoda, Darth Sidious (TPM and AotC)

(Pre-suit)Vader, Revan, CW Grievous, DE Luke Skywalker, Sion, Jango Fett, Darth Nihilus, (Betrayal bookcover) Jacen, RotJ Palpatine, Mace Windu, Ki Adi Mundi and RotS Obi Wan.

Originally posted by Blue_Hefner
Plo Koon, no competition

Mandalorians, Maul, Greivous, pirate Cade Skywalker, Rav, Xist, Magnaguards, ARC Troopers, Episode 3 Clone Commanders, Episode 3 Wookies, snow troopers, Tusken Raiders, Jen'saari

I just read this really cool book called 'Legacy of The Jedi', and I have to say that Count Dooku is now one of my favorite characters. It's a really cool book and you get to learn about his character as a jedi.

Havent heard of that book yet, where did you find it

new or old book

I forgot to mention Exar Kun

Dude ANH Obi-Wan f*cking rocks my socks!

Originally posted by Archangelysses
Havent heard of that book yet, where did you find it

new or old book

I think it's pretty old. Here's an excerp:

Legacy of the Jedi
Jude Watson

Chapter 1
The corridor was empty. The two thirteen-year-old boys paused outside the closed door. There were locks at the Jedi Temple, but they were rarely used. There was no need. There was nothing to hide. Nothing was forbidden. The Jedi's code of honor gave each individual the challenge and privilege of walking the Jedi path. It was assumed that the discipline needed for this would also prevail in one's private life.
So to enter another Jedi's room without an invitation would not violate a rule. Not one that needed to be spoken or written, at least. Yet Dooku knew it was wrong. It wasn't terribly wrong. But it was wrong.
"Come on," Lorian said. "No one will find out."
Dooku glanced at his friend. Lorian's face was eager. A dusting of freckles scattered across his blunt nose like a dense constellation of stars. His eyes were warm, lit with mischief, a dark piney green with amber lights, like a forest shot with sunlight. Lorian had been suggesting schemes since they were seven, and he'd talked Dooku into exploring the garbage tunnels. The experience had left Dooku with a reeking tunic and a healthy respect for sanitation practices.
"Besides, he's your Master," Lorian said. "He wouldn't mind."
It was true that Thame Cerulian was Dooku's Master. The renowned Jedi Knight had chosen him last week. Dooku had just turned thirteen, and he was relieved that he wouldn't have to wait any longer to become a Padawan Learner. Yet he had not had time to get to know Thame at all. Thame was in the Outer Rim completing one last mission before taking on a Padawan. Dooku was proud to have been chosen by such a legend.
The question was, could he live up to that legend? Dooku had to. Getting a peek into Thame's personal quarters might give him a head start.
He nodded at Lorian and accessed the door. It slid open silently. He stepped inside. If he expected a clue to his new Master's inner character, he was disappointed. The sleep couch was narrow, pushed against one wall. A gray coverlet was folded neatly at the bottom. A data-screen sat on a bare table. No laserprints or holograms hung on the wall. No personal items were on the desk or the small table beside the sleep couch. There was a glass carafe with a small glass stopper. The transparent vessel and the gray blanket were the only signs that someone actually inhabited the room.
"Wait," Lorian said. "I found something."
He slid his hands along a seam in the wall that was almost invisible. He pressed a recessed button and the wall slid back to reveal shelves over the desk. They were filled with holobooks.
Dooku bent to examine the titles. Thame, he knew, was a historian, an expert in Jedi history. He had never seen most of these titles before. Galactic history, biographies, the natural sciences of different atmospheres and planetary systems. It was an impressive library.
Lorian dismissed them with a glance. "You'd think he'd have had enough of studies after Temple training. I can't wait to get out into the galaxy and do things."
Dooku reached for a holobook with no title or author. He flipped it open and scanned a page.
Meditation beforehand is necessary in order to ready the mind. Some suffer from nausea or dizziness at first viewing. But primarily one must prepare for the effect of the dark side upon the mind, especially the young or weak. Nightmares and dark visions can result, lasting years. . . .
"This is a manual about the Sith Holocron," Dooku said, his voice a whisper now. He handled the holobook carefully.
"The Sith Holocron? But no one can view it," Lorian said.
"That's not so. Jedi Masters are allowed. Not many are interested. Most Jedi Knights think the Sith are extinct and will never return. Except for my Master." Dooku gazed at the book. His stomach twisted, as though he'd gazed upon the Sith Holocron itself. "He believes there will come a time when the Jedi will have to fight the Sith again."
"Does this manual tell you how to access the Holocron?" Lorian asked, interested now.
Dooku flipped through it, his heart beating. "Yes. It gives warnings and instructions."
"This is so galactic," Lorian murmured. "With the help of this handbook, we could access the Sith Holocron ourselves!" He looked at Dooku, his eyes shining. "We'd be the first Jedi Padawans to do it!"
"We can't!" Dooku said, shocked at the suggestion. "Why not?" Lorian asked.
"Because it's forbidden. Because it's dangerous. Because we don't know enough. Because of a million reasons, all of them good ones."
"But no one would know," Lorian said. "You could do it, Dooku. You have a better Force connection than any Padawan. Everyone knows that. And with the help of the holobook, you'd succeed."
Dooku shook his head. He put the holobook back on the shelf.
"It would be amazing," Lorian said. "You could find out Sith secrets. If you really knew the dark side, you'd be a better Jedi Knight. Yoda says that we can't fight evil without understanding it."
"Yoda never said that."
"Well, it sounds like something he'd say," Lorian protested. "And it's true. Isn't that what Temple training is all about? All we do is study so we can be prepared. How can we prepare to meet evil if we don't understand it?"
That was the trouble with Lorian, Dooku thought. He had a way of putting things that made sense, even when he was asking you to break the rules.
He looked over at the holobook again. It was tempting. And Lorian had put his finger on Dooku's secret wish — to be the best Padawan ever. He wanted to impress his new Master. Could the Sith Holocron be the key to his wish?
"We'll only take a quick look," Lorian said. "Just think, Dooku. The Jedi are the most powerful group in the galaxy. We could be the best of the best."
"A true Jedi does not think in terms of power," Dooku said disapprovingly. "We are peacekeepers."
"Peacekeepers need power, just like everybody else," Lorian pointed out. "If they don't have it, who will listen?"
Lorian was right, even though he wasn't expressing himself in what would be considered a true Jedi way. The Jedi did have power. Jedi did not use that word, but it fit. Lorian knew that, and he wasn't afraid to say it. Jedi were renowned throughout the galaxy. They weren't feared, but they were respected. They were asked by governments, by Senators, for their help. If that wasn't power, what was?
The best of the best. Wasn't that what he wanted?
"Thame is a great Knight," Lorian continued. "I'd think you'd want to be worthy of him. If I had a Master, I'd prepare as much as I could before we left the Temple. I wouldn't want to disappoint him."
"I won't disappoint him if I do my best," Dooku said. "That is all I can do."
Lorian threw himself back on Thame's sleep couch with a groan. "Now you sound like Yoda."
"Don't sit there!" Dooku hissed, but Lorian ignored him.
Lorian stared at the ceiling. `No one has chosen me."
Dooku held his breath. Here it was, the big thing between them. He had been chosen by a Jedi Knight, and Lorian had not. Dooku had been one of the first to be chosen. Every day afterward, the two boys had waited for a Jedi Knight to choose Lorian. They knew that many had watched him, and some had considered him seriously. Yet each time, the Knight had chosen someone else. Neither Dooku nor Lorian knew why. Dooku had always been ahead of Lorian in battle skills and Force connection, but Lorian was just as brilliant in his studies and commitment. It was unthinkable that Lorian would not be chosen eventually.
"It will happen," Dooku said. "Patience exists to be tested."
Lorian flipped over on his side and gave Dooku a flat stare. "Right."

Dooku wished he could take back his words. They were so . . . correct. They were something a Jedi Master might say, not a best friend. But the truth was that he didn't know what to say. The period of waiting was hard, but everything would turn out all right.
Lorian coiled his body into a ball and then shot off the bed. "Okay, make a decision. Do we access the Sith Holocron or not?"
Dooku reached over to straighten the wrinkles Lorian had made on his new Master's bed. Thame was everything he'd hoped to get as a Master. He couldn't jeopardize that. Not even for his best friend.
"Not," he said. "We'd get in serious trouble if we got caught."
"You never worried about getting caught before," Lorian said.
That's because I never had so much to lose. But Dooku couldn't say that. If he did, it would only point out that Lorian didn't have a Master.
Dooku felt Lorian's eyes on his back as he bent to smooth the coverlet at the end of Thame's sleep couch.
"If you could do it without the risk of getting caught, you would do it," Lorian said. "So the fact that it's wrong isn't really the reason you won't. Maybe you're not the true Jedi you think you are."
He sauntered out the door. "Just wanted you to know that I noticed."

General Grievous in his cloak. Vader, Boba Fett, Darth Maul, Reven with his crazy mask, and my interpretation of Kuller before I saw his picture =P

BRONAN CONSOUL

1.) Darth Talon (Star Wars: Legacy series):

http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/7334/legacytalonwincenn0.jpg

2.) Darth Maul (The Phantom Menace, Darth Maul: Saboteur):

http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/2643/darthmaul0207wincefd9.jpg

3.) Ysanne Isard (X-Wing: Rogue Squadron series):

http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/3160/ysannewinceay9.jpg

http://www.cybertronical.com/allsites/starwars/main/characters/darth_maul/dm4.jpg VS. http://www.rrlicensing.com/store/catalog/images/Chuck%20Norris.jpg

Chuck Norris looks like a monkey!

http://i.somethingawful.com//sasbi/2006/07/jumpman16/Vogon%20Poet2.gif

Chuck is pwned, new hero has arrived.

Erm....Han Solo.

Jango Fett, General Grievous, Darth Vader.

well seeing a jango is my favorite star wars character he goes in frist.
then all the mandos, then yaddle, then Episode 3 anikan, then jabba the hutt

boba is my favorite. followed by nihilus. then luke skywalker and jacen(coz their 2 of my top 3 star wars chars)

Labria is awesome.

Hmm, I'll have to think about this.

Vader's definitely up there, though.

Im stuck between mace and then anakin(pre-suit) episode III, they look the best, plo koon is second and amul is third.

Springing to mind in nor particular order are:
Darth Maul
Jango Fett
Boba Fett
Darth Sidious
Puppet Yoda
Count Dooku - probably coolest - just radiates of elegance and charisma
These are just characters I think look VERY cool and are not necessarily my favourite characters.
I would like to say General Grievous but only in Clone Wars cartoon when he wasn't all spazzy and had a stupid voice
I hate to say it but I never found the jedi cool at all. And I never liked Vader in suit that much - I just found his mask to be a little silly-looking and not scary

Originally posted by Akira99

I hate to say it but I never found the jedi cool at all. And I never liked Vader in suit that much - I just found his mask to be a little silly-looking and not scary

i have to disagree, the look isnt the coolestin the series but it suits the philosophy of the jedi, sith are cooler because they wear black. vader makes me laugh in his suit, like a black grievous. stuid ass.