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

What about the time that Dorsk 81 along with 15 other jedi force pushed 17 star destroyers to the otherside of the galaxy? Yep, that was insane

 

Other side of the star system (estimated weeks journey at slower than light speeds).

I was more impressed by Brakiss's manipulating ejected star matter from the entire Denaari Nova to form patterns and shapes - just as a demonstration of how "size matters not" for his student Zekk, in YJK: Lightsabers:

 

Still far fetched guys.

 

Not really, as it involved:

• A Sith amplifying device, with precedent for such devices having destroyed stars
• Every Jedi focusing on it
• It killed Dorsk in the process

Hardly replicable or easily done, nor after seeing the outcome - ie. deep crispy fried user - desirable either.

 

lolwut

Anyways, I'm curious to see how yours looks compared to my own. I too will post, once my latest comic purchases arrive

 

I'm reading Aftermath: Empire's End and given the hints through the book and in the first two parts of Aftermath, I'm wondering...

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if Snoke will turn out to be NuCanon Abeloth or something similar.

 

These Snoke theories have become increasingly boring and tiresome. IMHO. I'm sure will find out by the end of TLJ.

So Sinrebirth where does the Hapes Consortium and Prince Isolder fit in your schema?

 

I'm still reading it, but I noticed...

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a certain bounty hunter has joined the fray: Dengar. I would imagine his involvement in the Bounty Hunter Wars trilogy remains the same, but then convinces Fett to leave behind his armor in order to lay low. Then he gets involved in the hunt for Jas. The timing would be right since part of the BWS trilogy takes place during ROTJ, and Aftermath takes place afterwards.

 

Sinrebirth I fulfill my promise!



One Canon to rule the- oh whoops, wrong franchise

 

Darkslayer

Excellent picture, but I have a slight quibble. Catalyst should be before Lords of the Sith and Tarkin, since it begins during the Clone Wars and ends during or before LOTS and Tarkin? Would that be correct, Sinrebirth?

 

Don't know why I found that so funny lol.

Great, can't wait to see!

I have Catalyst in that particular spot because of its endpoint. I think of the book as a prologue to Rogue One so right before the on-screen confrontation between Krennic, Galen, and Lyra seemed a good place to put it.

I'm going to add more stuff to that section in the future. My order at the end will look like this:

- Catalyst
- Rebel Rising
- Thrawn
- Rebels
- The Force Unleashed
- The Force Unleashed II
- Lando
- Rogue One
- A New Hope

Edit: After writing all that, I just remembered the timeskip in Rogue One. In that case, you are correct lol. So, it will go (for me at least):

- Catalyst
- Lords of the Sith
- Tarkin
- Rebel Rising
- Thrawn
- Rebels
- The Force Unleashed
- The Force Unleashed II
- Lando
- Rogue One
- A New Hope

 

So you have the New Republic invasion of Coruscant in 7 ABY taking place before the Battle of Jakku in 5 ABY?


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Interesting place you have Shadows of Mindor. I can actually picture that taking place concurrently with the Aftermath Trilogy (same year). Some interpretation will be needed to include Han, Leia and Wedge, of course.

As for Lando's involvement in SoM in the One Canon verse, I would think:

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Shadows of Mindor would take place during Life Debt, because Empire's End has Lando returning to Cloud City at that point. He helps Luke and the NR take down Cronal, then returns to Cloud City with Lobot.

 

Ya I'm not opening those spoilers

Sinrebirth Why do you have Rise of the Empire between ROTJ and Aftermath?

 

So, how do you reconcile Wedge's injuries in Aftermath requiring him to use a cane in Empire's End with his activities in the Rogue Squadron comics, which you have in between the books?

 

The flying's not my issue, but didn't Wedge have some ground action in those comics, along with the rest of the Rogues?

 

Sinrebirth
1. I always find it interesting how others deal with overlaps. I usually look at where the FIRST part is (or where the first story chronologically takes place in an anthology) while you look at the last bit.
2. The Legends overlap has driven me nuts that I've just trusted the Wook for my things. With the NEU though, the Wook is not up-to-speed IMO based on the number of interpretations (first/middle/last of story) so I just do guess work.
3. The fact that you've merged the two - INCLUDING WITH COMICS - on your shelf is phenomenal. I'm impressed.