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Any conitnuity and/or universe combinations that fit in the KOTOR comics, the Dark Times comics and the Republic Commando video game. Simple as that.

Something more specific? K'Kruhk and Chase Piru survive the Jedi Purge in any continuity. That's all.

 

A few thoughts for starters.

Paging @AdmiralNick22 as there’s a few Fleet Junkie thoughts within.


Raymus Antilles is captain of the Tantive IV, but his real Alliance rank is much higher. As the most senior naval officer of Bail Organa’s rebel cell, he holds a rank in the Alliance admiralty. Vanden Willard and Carlist Rieekan were also part of Organa’s cell.

Vanden Willard was the commander of the base on Dantooine. This was abandoned and combined with the Yavin 4 base between Rebels seasons 3 and 4.

Mon Mothma rotates her flagship between the Nebulon-B Frigates Redemption and Esperance, and the MC75 Cruiser Aspiration.

Hera Syndulla flies as Green Leader at the Battle of Scarif.

Gial Ackbar’s alternate flagship is the MC30c Frigate Nangilima. This is the ship he is commanding in Star Wars 49.

The three Phoenix cell Hammerhead Corvettes are:
P1 - Lightmaker, destroyed at Scarif
P2 - Duchess Senna, destroyed at Atollon
P3 - Amity’s Arrow, escapes Scarif

Heartbound and Deviant are two of the three Nebulon-B Frigates at Scarif. Deviant is the one destroyed by the Devastator. Heartbound escapes.

 

*Janus Greejatus was in Jabba's viewing box during the Boonta Eve race in TPM, because Sidious had sent him there to negotiate with the Hutts and/or liaise with Maul.
*The Towanis from the two Ewok movies are in fact pacifist Mandalorians who left their homeworld after the warrior culture returned to power. That's why Wicket couldn't speak Basic in Episode VI: Cindel only taught him Mando'a. (Of course, one also has to assume that Noa, Charal, and Terak know Mando'a, but why not?)
*The power of Force flight is not very commonly used because it's too energy-intensive and often considered showy.
*The varying accounts of a Dark Jedi uprising toward the end of the Clone Wars are not irreconciliable. (More on this in this article I wrote back in 2014).

 

Star Destroyers Judicator and Death's Head from TTT survive the Galactic Civil War and the Yuuzhan Vong War and are still out there, mainly doing duty in the UR and investigating possible new threats to the galaxy proper.

 

asoka is dead.

 

* The First Order has always been bad but it's not always been AS bad as it later became. Under Rae Sloane, they actually were trying to run the Empire as they originally intended it to be as a force for peace plus a hegemonic Empire. There were, in fact, many lost human colonies and several alien races which joined willingly. Rae Sloane's power kept the fleet going for a decade, though, before she eventually fell due to the fact the hardliners of the Empire finally pushed her out of power to be replaced with Snoke. The militarism, ruthlessness, and manifest destiny of the Empire always overwhelmed even the best of intentions.

* Starkiller Base is actually surprisingly cheap and only cost a fraction of the Death Star's budget due to the fact they only had to build the cannon. Everything from artificial gravity, life support, and most of the raw materials came from the planet itself.

* Bevel Lemisk was the second guy from the left.

 

The fact that Mace Towani's rifle fires yellow blaster bolts would tend to support its Mandalorian origin.

 

Don't know if this is supported by anything already, but: Mandalore was involved in a civil war, which eventually turned Nuclear. The entire planet's surface was blasted, resulting in the sparse deserts seen in TCW and Rebels. Death Watch were on the side of the New Mandos, but after the shock of war were cast out, in fear of another nuclear winter. The radiation poisoning caused a reduction in genetic diversity, leading the homogeneous blonde-haired, blue-eyed New Mandos being the largest population on the planet.

 

Finn is Rae Sloane's son

Revan in Nu Canon is Female until proven wrong

Shimi was possessed by the force priestess to give birth to Anakin.

The Son of Mortis didn't die when he was stabbed by anakin's lightsaber he's in a coma waiting for someone to wake him in the ruins of the mortis realm

Sheev used Sith magic on the Japor snippet to kill padme and preserve vader's life

Sheev was tormented by Lovecraftian dreams that came from abeloth which was slowly driving him mad during the OT thats why he looks more sickly through out the OT

during the years between where we last see Maul in clone wars and rebels Maul found the rest of satine's family and killed them

Maul has a bastard daughter somewhere thats Half Nightsister and Half human that he named after his mother.

while settling up his Hobo Hut and having a good cry from the grief of losing Satine, The Jedi Order and his Brother (Anakin) a female sand person started to watch Kenobi thinking he was interesting

Kenobi's birth family are Slavers and He met a woman claiming to be his sister around the time of the unproduced episodes of the clone wars

The months after Ashoka was brought back to life on mortis she had dreams of the daughter's life and felt the motherly warmth of Abeloth's Arms . One night the arms weren't human anymore but Bloody tentacles and Ahsoka Woke up in tears screaming the name abeloth had when she was the servant

 

Wedge Antilles is an active duty New Republic admiral who was on deployment in the Outer Rim when Hosnian Prime was destroyed. Wedge has been secretly gathering together surviving NRDF task forces and is working with Leia.

--Adm. Nick

 

Please! Please! Please!

 

Yeah, I have no doubt the decades during which the First Order built itself in the Unknown Regions were spent warring against folks like the Nagai, Tofs, Ssi-ruuvi Imperium, Vagaari, and Chiss Ascendancy amongst others.

In fact, I've rather had the idea that the Vong should and weren't outside the Force, but rather perceived and interacted with it on an entirely different wavelength (it is an energy field, after all) compared to the Jedi or Sith. They expressed the Force via the creation and usage of their unique, intricate biotechnology.

The closest thing to compare it to would be The Star Forge meets Sith Alchemy.

Or the Nav'i and Eywa from James Cameron's Avatar.

 

-Mortis and the World between Worlds are one and the same.
-The events on Mortis were a vision created by the Ones.
- In the new canon,Darth Plagueis died in 42 BBY.
-The Force Priestess is the Shaman of the Whills.
-Talzin may or may not be the Mother of Mortis fallen from grace.
-The Ones are the Whills.
-The Bendu and the white Loth-wolf are The Father and Son of Mortis acting as spirit guides.

 

- Tarre Viszla was a post-redemption Revan's padawan.

 

-Wedge died on Hosnian Prime until proven otherwise.
-Palpatine made contact with Snoke at some point. Still debating whether it was for knowledge or if he felt him via the force.
-The horrific Dark Side presence in the Unknown Regions is Snoke.
-Maul died in The Phantom Menace. I think making him a mysterious assassin for Palps made him more interesting then NuCanon.
-Maul was a Sith Lord in name only. Palpatine gave it to him only to make him think he mattered. Maul was used to kill various third parties threats, Dooku was the political leader that he needed, and Anakin was the apprentice he always sought out.
-Ventress is Rattataki and died on Boz Pity.

Of course I can't change the Maul and Ventress thing and I don't mind them as much as it seems, but I feel as though the Legend counterparts of them make more sense.

 

Barriss Offee became the Second Sister Inquisitor after the Clone Wars, but her mission was different from the others. She was sent by Sidious to make the first headway into the Unknown Regions to establish those hidden bases and research centers we heard about. Her role would be similar to what Thrawn Alliances just revealed about the young Force-sensitive female Chiss and their task for the Ascendancy. She is still alive three years after the Battle of Endor and is the first 'Vader' for the very early First Order. And then of course Ahsoka and Sabine encounter her on their search for Ezra and you can imagine how that might go...

 

Legends:
- Hendanyn Death Masks were used in Spaarti cloning technology.
- The Imperial Knights were still Jedi in tenuous communion with Coruscant.

Canon:
- Kylo Ren's turn against his fellow students is what finally drove Anakin away.
- The planet where Luke's academy was located was called Ren.

 

+ Luke was married to Mara Jade in canon but never got around to having children. Her current fate is unknown.

+ There's actually one or two other classes of Jedi which graduated from Luke and about 50 Jedi in the universe despite the title of The Last Jedi. None of them were on particularly good speaking terms with Luke due to his emotional angry breakdown. They generally are working with the Church of the Force, Resistance, or as wandering samurai heroes. It's about 25 by the end of TLJ.

+ Leia is a fully trained Jedi Master but left the order over Luke blaming himself (which he took to be Leia blaming him).

+ The dark presence in the Unknown Regions was Snoke's order of Dark Side Force Users, not Snoke himself.

 

Oh I forgot this one:
- Luke's Jedi generally don't have lightsabers since Starkiller Base was built inside Ilum and the Empire stripmined whole worlds of their Kyber Crystals. Ben's lightsaber, which he repurposed into Kylo Ren's lightsaber, is actually Leia's.

 

Adi Gallia (and all Tholothians) are the hats. They're like Trills from Star Trek, but hats instead of belly slugs. Way more fashionable that way.

Max Rebo is totally the jazz stereotype character he was in the third Robot Chicken special. He also once dueted with Joey Fatone.

Jar Jar Binks is protected by a higher power. No, not the Force. Someone like The Lady/The Goddess Who Must Not Be Named from the Discworld novels.

After the Clone Wars, abandoned Lucrehulks popped up as quick and easy orbital stations around many distant worlds.

Lucrehulks were used by early rebel cells for starfighter assembly, using the equipment in the inner hangers used to assemble landers.

Hux wears an aerobics outfit like the one in LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens

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Brendon Hux's mother was Admiral Natasi Daala.

Papa Hux was abusive because he was "assigned" to take care of the child who very much was not his by his superior, who was the real father.

Hence Brendon's genetic fascination with superweapons.

Thankfully, he got his mother's looks.

 

Mara Jade was the daughter of Sheev and Talzin.

 

-Dark Empire Palpatine was just an insane clone thinking to be the real one, like Mara suggested.
-The celestials weren´t a race but individuals of several who had achieved such a strong connection to the force they were effecivley gods. The three on Mortis were the last once remaining and Abeloth later managed to reach the same status
-Neither Mara nor the Fels or Pealleon were innocent/obliviuos of the empires various crimes, they all had their hand in them and later only after its defeat downplayed/denied their involvement to the point that everyone around them, inculding themselves started to believe these lies
-The Visions that caused Anakin and Jacen to fall to the darkside weren´t real but fabrications by Palpatine and either Lumiya or Darth Krayt respecivley

 

This is a complete fanfic and beyond headcanon but I believe it:

Jacen Solo encountered the clones from Crosscurrent and one of them was a version of himself who stole his memories and assumed his identity. The real Jacen Solo was amnesiac for the next decade or so.

Clone madness was the reason why he was so erratic in LOTF.

 

In Disney Canon, Mara Jade exists but she was never discovered by the Empire and trained to become Emperor's hand, but she still did end up becoming a pirate. She and Luke met a few years after Endor where the two discovered her own connection to the Force and she began an informal apprenticeship under Luke which soon blossomed into a fling. However the two drifted apart a little before Luke started his academy and she went off to wander the galaxy to further understand herself and her relationship with the Force. As of the Sequel Trilogy, Mara's off living a humble life running an orphanage in a minor pastoral world somewhere in-between the Mid Rim and the Expansion Region.

Actually Leia technically isn't a master, but she was trained in the ways of the Jedi and the Force before her duties with the New Republic and the Senate took more and more precedence.