Lit Clone Wars Continuity Discussion (Spoilers Allowed)

I'm hoping the Disney buyout may change this - considering how lucrative the video game market is right now, I have a feeling that the success of 1313 is going to be watched closely. Even if it does well, they may be involved in shuffling around the company anyways. I don't expect a return to the Sam & Max/Maniac Mansion days, but I'm hopeful that at least something will happen with LucasArts.

I hope so, I really hope so, but I am not particularly hopeful given LucasArts' track record of refusing to continue successful franchises. Star Wars fans everywhere have wanted another X-wing and TIE Fighter series game, Battlefront III, a Republic Commando sequel, KotOR 3, and a conclusion to the storyline of Empire at War: Forces of Corruption. Unless Disney lights a fire underneath LA, I don't think they are going to return to their glory days.

brace for impact, news from latest Insider: Carida in upcoming TCW episodes... well a space station in Carida system with an important Republic fleet strategy meeting!

That stands a good chance of surviving untarnished -- TCW has named dropped dozens of EU location names so far. The main thing we have to worry about is if they, y'know, blow the star up or something.

I can totally see that happen

also Insider says the space station design for the Caridan system was taken from/inspired by unused Star Tours concept art!

PS: Oh and we are in for more droid episodes with them crashing and more.. just like with the Young Jedi, now with droids.

Carida? Awesome. Though there will be some possible changes... planet might end having rings around it or it might be said that the native species are all humans... or that the planet has never had a military academy of any kind...

Sorry, that sounded a bit more bitter then I was planning Its good though to hear the namedrop of Carida and hopefully it does retain a mention of perhaps have a Republic academy or something.

Why do you torture me?! Now my fears are that someone blows up the star and we have to find some form of retcon to explain it in the EU... I'm going for that they built a new star and planets with everything back to normal... with the engineer finishing the job by the time Kyp brings the Suncrusher and the architect goes 'Sithspit... well, I ain't doing that again'

Obviously the Suncrusher was developed off a device originally named the Sunbuilder that had restored the sun prior to its later redestruction.

If there was actually some random line of dialogue along the lines of "man, I dunno why we never put a military academy here", I would die laughing.

Carida is only a space station, it never was a planet....just wait.

Might have to check out the Insider to see how its described.

Jello, there's only one thing you need to know about the next episode: doggy paddle.

I am currently reading the Jedi Academy Trilogy, seeing Carida could be awesome, I just hope they don't TCW it. Actually it's kind of wierd to think about it because I have been reading all the EU novels that came before NJO to fill in everything and when I read Courtship that's when TCW introduced the Nightsisters... and I remember how that turned out even though I do like TCW version, I much prefer the novel version. I guess I'll just have to wait and see

In all fairness, the TCW version of Nightsisters may have been different from Courtship, they were similar to how the Nightsister were portrayed in a lot of other sources: Galaxies, Empire at War, the Darth Maul comics, and especially Infinity Gate - the creators of the show outright said that they based their version heavily on the Infinity Gate version. You even see a Nightsister with Zabrak features in that comic.

Yeah, I honestly think the Nightsisters came out of TCW pretty nicely.

I agree I love the Nightsister's in TCW I guess my problem was the Zabrak thing. Not really familiar with the Galaxies or Empire at War so I based my view on books and that woman from Ewok's movie

I liked the way the Nightsisters were potraited, but I didn't like the idea of having 'Nightbrothers' living next to them. Darth Maul should have been an Irodonian. I love Irodonians!

If Filoni remains in command of the Star Destroyer TCW, he will change the backstory of every villain and make them all Nightbrothers.
Palpatine, the Nightbrother. Dooku, the Nightbrother. And even Boba Fett the Nightbrother.

You joke, but when I suggested Nightsisters as the antagonist in the Disney thread, it crossed my mind how easily someone with no interest in the EU could twist Sith Lords into just the masculine parallel of Nightsisters and make them the same group ruled by the Lords and Sisters.

A Sunny Day in the Void's episode guide is up.

In which our heroes face something akin to this and subsequently go insane. Fun times will be had by all.

It isn't very often that you actually see hazards in hyperspace. A nice touch I think.

Huh. Didn't know this one was a part of the droids arc. But I've been looking forward to it ever since Filoni mentioned that it was Moebius-inspired.

...hopefully in more ways than just the use of gradients.

I love how the official SW site links to Wookiepedia with its articles.