Nebelwerfer posted: I always thought the rebel crest was derived from the jedi symbol, since they looked so much alike, I didn't quite buy into the Marek family crest idea, and I'm now I'm considering it a continuity error. I definitely think we'll see more of Brood, Kota and Juno Eclipse in some "midquel" books and comics.
JedHead1 posted:I've been looking through the TFU books LucasArts gave me on Sunday, and I think it would be cool to see some of these characters in the live-action series, using the same actors (who'll be at Best Buy on the 15th). I was surprised to see Leia make an appearance. Lucas was against it at first, but when the game developers told him how she would be in a small but crucial role, he agreed. I know some of the 501st guys would love to do some of the concept armor and maybe Darth Plageius.
JedHead1 posted:I'm not sure about the EU "fixing" what George creates. It's the other way around, IMO. As long as he's alive, that'll be the case. That's what happens when there are more writers and creators for a franchise than just the principal creator. Look at J.K. Rowling - she won't let any other stories about her characters be created without her doing it. The same can be said of what happened to Gene Roddenberry and the Star Trek franchise after his passing. I'm hoping that the live-action series will really delve into many aspects of that 19 year gap between ROTS and ANH. Of course, there will probably be liberties taken with some continuity from books, comics, games, etc. Sometimes when you create a storyline or character, I'm sure every aspect of continuity must be researched to be "canonized", but sometimes things go by the wayside to better serve the story. For instance, in Empire, one of R2's ports is used to plug him into his power charger on Dagobah. Then, in Jedi, the same port is where he shocks the Ewok after being untied. Another example is in the novel for Star Wars - Owen is Ben's brother, now Owen is Anakin's stepbrother. Another example is Ben telling Luke he took it upon himself to train Anakin, with no mention of Qui-Gon asking him to as his dying wish. Boba Fett's origin is another change from the books and the films. Then there's the attack on the Death Star where Luke was part of Blue Squadron, but with the blue screen techniques used, they couldn't use blue and they became Red Squadron (which, of course was changed again in the "Revisited" version. ) Then there's the "Infinities" stories. And the list goes on... Oh well. Nothing is perfect and everyone's a critic.
Nebelwerfer posted:www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqKQuJFxz_A www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjy4pv_BHMU&feature=related