Continuity for Clone Wars

Does anyone know if the continuity from the 2D Genndy Tartakovsky will stay intact, Meaning will this new series be in continuity with the 2D one? Or will they just throw that continuity out? I hope not.

 

What, this continuity, you mean?

*ahem* To answer your question, I don't think they'll throw it out the window, because a lot of the CW:GT plot interacted with existing events in the comics, novels, games etc. But each new entry into the canon throws a new ret-con opportunity at us

 

Ok thanks... That first remark seemed a little patronizing. I hope Im wrong.

 

Not patronising to yourself, no.

Mabe to GT and his mates, who had a hard time retaining continuity within the show itself, never mind with external sources
But as I said in the link above, I still love it.

 

Rond20- I wouldn't worry, your going to be okay. They are doing the show with continuity in mind. Their might be a thing or two off, but expect things to mesh in

 

Yep...I am pretty sure they wouldn't just throw it out the window. Like they said, those events that occured within the old Clone Wars coincided with events that occurred in novels, comics and even RotS (the kidnapping of Palps). I am not expert on this subject (I am sure no one except those involved are), and I am only going on speculation and guesses here, but I wouldn't be surprised if they re-did some of the events that occurred in the old 2D cartoons. It would make them more interesting.

 

I wouldn't be surprised if they did anothe Clone Wars feature that remade the big battle of Coruscant from GT's Clone War series. Heck, even GT's BoC was different than James Luceno's novel Labrynth of Evil so it wouldn't surprise me one bit to see them do another take on it later on.

 

Yeah, I could see that happening. Although, we most likely will not see the Battle of Coruscant until much, much later on. I could see that being either the series finale or in the last season.

 

The fact that they're using Asajj Ventress shows that at least they've using some things from already established non-movie continuity.





It would be interesting once it begins to point out where things clash, or, more importantly, to see how it mixes with things already out there. That'd be great.

 

Yes, that will be a most interesting topic to discuss. Should be a pretty active thread, I'd imagine.