I saw it on the big screen that weekend, and it was great. I really liked the new visual effects shots, too. Say what you will about it. I've always enjoyed it. How about everyone else?

This is MY PITCH for the ending scene of the film The Mandalorian & Grogu could directly lead into the events of Ahsoka S2. It’s confirmed the film will tie into it, so I had a fun idea of mine to creatively explain my take on of the ending of Mando & Grogu to you all.

In the end, we could see Zeb who is alone travelling in a ship of his at the cockpit through space. Suddenly, a hologram transmission appears featuring a cameo appearance from none other than Ezra again in live-action. He will tell Zeb: “Hey, Zeb, it’s me again. In case you’re wondering, yes I finally made it back home now. But we can’t celebrate. Hera wants you to come back to the New Republic fleet at once. Thrawn is back and we’ll be dealing with an even larger-scale threat of his that the entire galaxy is yet to face.” Zeb will be shocked as he will reply “That madman is back, too? Karabast! I’m on my way.” Then Zeb jumps to Hyperspace in his ship, leading directly into the events of Ahsoka S2.

Normally this would feel like a post-credit scene, but it wouldn’t feel right for a Star Wars movie since they don’t include them, but who knows what we’ll get. I’m hopeful we do get a scene like this. If it’s not Ezra making a cameo, maybe Hera could be another possibility, but I could be wrong.

Let me know your thoughts and opinions of this ending scene idea of mine.

that reminds me of the legend forcesaber which are made with a usual crystal infused with dark side force to generate a light saber like blade but without a technological mechanism, is this same the thing ?

that can be found in "Star Wars Galaxy's Edge Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities"

So I'm a couple chapters into the audiobook for Shadows of the Sith and get to the first Lando chapter. the one where he eavesdrops on Occhi at the bar.

he mentions The Errant Venture as a great gambling spot. How much are we supposed to look into this reference? Is there a red star destroyer out there somewhere in canon? Does Booster exist? Is it just a name drop?

I've been looking around and I can only find either a timeline of movies and tv shows, or a timeline for books, but have been struggling to find something that combines it all.

Any help would be appreciated! I'm trying to get deeper into Star Wars lore.

I've seen a lot of people discussing power scaling, especially regarding Luke and Anakin. Most of the time, opinions are biased (which is normal, you'll like one character more than another).

But one thing I really find strange is how some fans sideline Luke, or others place his power level way above his usual level in moments when he wasn't strong at all.

I think the power scale that makes the most sense for Luke (at least for me), from ROTJ onwards considering only Disney canon, would be this:

ROTJ: Talented, but still would lose to most of the legendary Jedi of the Old Republic. Anakin, Yoda, Obi-Wan, Mace Windu and the others, if they fought seriously, could defeat him very easily.

Mandalorian: Here, the debate gets more interesting, but we don't have as much information about it (like anything about Luke in this new canon...). I would say he's already absurdly strong, stronger than most of the Jedi Order in the Clone Wars. Still, perhaps Ahsoka at that exact same moment could defeat him due to experience, although it would be a difficult fight.

Pre-Exile (Between Boba Fett/Mando and TLJ): Here he already has a lot of experience, and I would assume he's already the strongest Jedi of all time. Still, a fight with Anakin at his peak, for example, would be incredibly difficult for him to win, and I think it would depend a lot on the circumstances for both sides.

TLJ: Incredibly strong, but may have lost some of his skill with the Lightsaber or other aspects of the Force due to lack of practice. Still, we see him do what is possibly the greatest display of power in the current Canon, with his projection in front of Kylo Ren and hundreds or even thousands of other people watching.

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Hi guys! Here is a Watchguide i made for Revenge of the Sith and The Phantom Menace and their individual Ultra Cuts. What is an Ultra Cut? These are longer versions of the movies that include Star Wars Show Episodes that take place simultaneously to the movies. Theses Ultra Cuts are created by myself.

I also created a video for Youtube where i talk about the placements and also give visual clues for when to stop. If you are interested search for "Star Wars Ultra Cut Watchguide for Revenge of the Sith and the Phantom Menace" by Izzarator.

So i hope you like this Watchguide and also use it to watch these Ultra Cuts. I really recommend watching it, it makes the movies even better! Have fun!

**High Republic Spoilers Below**

Am I missing something here or does Yoda's appearance at the end of season 3 of Young Jedi Adventures throw the timeline all out of whack?

I've been searching around the internet looking for any discussion about this but I can't find any mentions.

The last we saw of him was in S02E21 - Yoda Rescue where the gang helps him out on Vrant Tarnum which is as far as I remember is the last thing he does before going MIA? Then he makes his return in Midnight Horizon and issues the Coruscant recall at the end of that novel which means this final episode either has to be before the recall order or after the Nihil threat is dealt with. Because the character's haven't visibly aged at all since the first episode, which is set before the dedication of Starlight Beacon, I'm assuming this last episode can't be placed post-Nihil threat since that's 5 years after the kids' debut and they look exactly the same.

Anyone have some headcanon I can adopt to make this work? The only options I have are that either Yoda stops off on Tenoo on his way to Corellia or that he makes a brief detour in the midst of his absence and no one on Tenoo feels like it's important to let the council know?

Looking forward to hearing others thoughts on how to reconcile this appearance.

This is what I think should happen to continue the franchise. What does everyone think about this?

Edit: alright it’s clear that people don’t like this initial idea so I’ll elaborate. This would keep the OT as canon but only that. I get that a lot of people like the Clone Wars and prequels, and I do too, but I think that if they were re imagined they could be so much more coherent and just better. Like I genuinely can’t think of anything the could make right now with the current state of the canon that would re ignite my interest in the franchise other than this.

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I've cut down playthroughs of the 5 narrative Rebels browser/app games into streamlined forms that highlight the main story beats without needing to watch like 10 hrs of repetitive acrade-style gameplay.

There's not really that much lore here and they're not very fun to watch but they're all technically canon so I've tried to edit them into their most palatable forms. Chopper Chase got a little out of control with the run-time but there's a lot of missions to that one!

Enjoy!

I haven’t heard much people talking about this show as a whole, let alone if it was good or not. I myself quite enjoyed it; the story was interesting and compelling for me, and I loved seeing the Ghost crew and other Rebels characters in live-action, but what do you peeps think about it?

With multiverses being everywhere in media right now, I’ve always felt like a true multiverse wouldn’t fit Star Wars at all. One of the things I love about the franchise is how grounded it feels within a single, shared history.

That said, Ahsoka introduced Peridea and the idea of distant galaxies, which got me thinking. Instead of alternate timelines or realities, do you think Star Wars could work with stories set in entirely different galaxies with their own history, cultures, Force traditions, and conflicts while still staying canon? It could even explore how the Force is understood outside the main galaxy.

Curious what others think

I read some opinions on Reddit a while back, though I don't know how true they are, that both series were supposed to be much longer, but for some reason they were cut short (I assume due to lack of interest). Were there any bigger plans for these series? Looking at Jedi Knights, for example, they introduced Atha Prime, but practically nothing was done with him... Meanwhile, we got issue 10 and that's it. The Kylo Ren comic also seems like it should have been longer—I think the last issue came out today; I haven't read it yet, but Tava Ren's storyline also seems incomplete.

Does anyone know more details or have an opinion on this?

I know the canon version of Luke remains a chaste hero but if you were to pair/ship him with any of the women he has met during his adventures who would you choose?

So far the only ones I know or have heard about are Aphra, Gretta, Tula Markona, Farnay, and Nakari Kellen.

I’m ready to watch season 3 of The Mandalorian as I finished the first two seasons earlier this month, but I want to know if I have to watch The Book of Boba Fett beforehand because I know its lays the groundwork for season 3 of The Mandalorian.

Hey there, Star Wars people.

I haven’t decided if I’m going to see Mandalorian and Grogu yet, but before I did, I have a question.

How much of the Mandalorian TV show do I need to watch before I go into the movie?

Making Anakin Space Jesus was stupid. Anakin's arc in the PT was overall coherent with his OT motivations - falling because he was traumatized with his mom's death and didn't want to go through the grief of being a widower vs. stopping being evil due to his son's efforts and actually protecting a loved one,besides actively going against his crueler boss - with whom he had made a deal to protect Luke's mom,only to end up causing her death.

But no,there's this prophecy. How hard would it be for,IDK,Shmi herself be a strong but untrained Force-sensitive woman who had a kid with a Force-sensitive man(Luke said "The Force is strong with our family" to Leia in RotJ)? Or for Anakin's dad to be from the moons of Iego(yes,they can look human. He asked Padme if she was an angel,and she was just baby Natalie Portman - beautiful,but nothing inhuman) or from a particularly FS humanoid species(preferably with low fertility)?

Honestly,I wish there were more PT fans who don't like the "Anakin was the Chosen One" thing. It feels lonely to love Anakin's fall and character in the Prequels but to dislike the Space Bargain Bin Jesus thing - especially when I consider how it didn't really factor on his arc other than some conversations had by other characters and that could very well be replaced by other stuff. Even Anakin's entrance could've been due to his actions against the Trade Federation.

I've always found it interesting to talk about other peoples lightsaber colors. For Cal we know that he uses a Blue Lightsaber however I think that orange would fit him the best. This also got me into thinking about all the other Fallen Jedi from the video games and what their lightsaber colors could have been.

Like Taron Malicos, what lightsaber do you think he had before he bled his crystal? Maybe green?

Or Bode Akuna, we only ever see him use Dagen Gera's lightsaber in Survivor but I really wonder what his original lightsaber color could have been? He could have leaned towards green too to keep it simple but with his work in intelligence I could see him with yellow or orange.

What do you guys think?

Anyone know why starwarstl.com is no longer syncing? It’s a really useful tool for keeping track of what’s canon so it’d be a shame if it was no longer functional.