Lit One Canon - Merging Legends and the New Canon - TFA spoilers, very much so

I would like to see that very much, master Sinrebirth.

 

Same. I'm impressed. Continue.

 

Ah OK. There's no rhyme or reason to my placing method, I just put stuff in my collection where I think it makes sense (hence Plagueis being placed at its earliest possible point and Catalyst at its latest possible point).

That's because I think Plagueis works well as a continuation of the Darth Bane trilogy, and because Catalyst I think works well as a prequel to the Rogue One prologue.

Labyrinth of Evil and Shatterpoint are similar scenarios. Shatterpoint could and probably should go after Yoda: Dark Rendezvous, but I think Mace's internal monologues about Geonosis make it an ideal epilogue to AOTC. Labyrinth of Evil has in my headcanon has time jumps just like Catalyst to fit it in with TCW, but I think it works best read as a prequel to the currently-unreleased Siege of Mandalore, so that's why it is where it is in my timeline.

Now we just need to get Siege of Mandalore in some form so I can put it between Labyrinth of Evil and ROTS

 

*Looks around and cracks his knuckles*


Ah, this is exactly the thread I was looking for. You see, I'm trying to reconcile The Force Unleashed with Star Wars Rebels. In Force Unleashed, Princess Leia seems like she is much younger than she is in "A Princess on Lothal" so maybe TFU takes place before Rebels or between season 1 and season 2. However, the other problem; the most recent episode of Rebels, "Secret Cargo" Mon Mothma it seems, just recently came out of the closet, which feels like once she escaped the Death Star in TFU she laid low for quite awhile before dissing the Emperor on the Holonet.


By the way, if you are guys are trying to reconcile the Thrawn Trilogy with the Sequel Trilogy you're goose may soon be cooked. Cause you see, Anakin Skywalker's lightsaber is a plot piece in both. It will hinge on what Luke says in The Last Jedi, if he gave his father's saber to Maz Kanata then there is still hope, but if he infers or says he hasn't seen it since Bespin, or Thrawn dies in Rebels, then sadly that bridge has been burned.

 

I feel like TFU just made Leia seem too young for the age she was actually supposed to be at that point in the timeline.

 

Hopefully, my theory: clone of Luke (or other Imperial darksider) uses it; Mara gets it after defeating that individual; Mara gives it to Maz after she makes her own lightsaber.

 

Even before the Disney buyout I didn't consider TFU canon. It makes everything a lot easier that way.


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I don't see why it's canon-breaking to have Galen win the fights.

 

Actually it's just plain wrong.

 

I just meant the whole "Vader essentially created the Rebel Alliance" thing and the fact that several prominent senators were kidnapped and brought to the Death Star and then didn't immediately tell the Senate.


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One problem, Leia seems younger in TFU.

 

QUOTE=Sinrebirth] Well it was more Sidious who made it, or should I say, helped it along, as the Rebellion was happening anyway.

As to the senate; it would have caused a panic, and they had no proof. So it makes sense they did not tell the Senate (or the Rebellion at large).




Hmm, I find it interesting that Palpatine/Sidious did not try to arrange their deaths behind the scenes, instead of leaving them alive to plot against him.

 

Sinrebirth
I've a question that's not directly related but might be intersting.
How long (IU) are the SW movies?
Given that Padme seems to be going through several months of pregnancy in RotS and Luke training probably weeks with Yoda in ESB I'm wondering over which in universe timespan the movies take place.

 

According to Wookieepedia, the Battle of Coruscant was on GrS 16:5:20, and the duel on Mustafar was on 16:5:23, so the bulk of RotS, aside from the epilogue scenes, takes place over the course of three standard days.

 

Well I would think the government being under Imperial control would have made it EXTREMELY difficult.

And I love the idea of the Sith being their own worst enemies. Totally fits IMO

 

I never had a problem with that element of TFU it adds some irony to both Vader and Palpatine's machinations and doesn't violate their characters.

I can certainly see Palpatine seeking to organize all known rebels and dissidents into one organization hence making destroying them a lot easier.

 

So Padme went from not showing to giving birth in three whole days? Who the heck came up with that??

 

Well, it could be argued that Padme wasn't showing because she was wearing outfits that would hide her secret pregnancy.

 

Plus the twins might be premature - with the droids having induced labor "if we are to save the babies" since she's dying.

With the reason they don't look premature, being movie convenience.