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http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Ewan-McGregor-Being-Courted-Obi-Wan-Kenobi-Trilogy-71818.html

This might follow Obi Wans life and his possible daughter with the Queen of Mandalore, which could lead to Rey. 

Interservice rivalry in the Japanese armed forces were... weird.   In a way that probably cost the Japs a bunch of battles.

 

They wouldn't even talk to each other or share intelligence information.

It was truly bizarre.

Imperial Japan was like that. The branches were all in a constant struggle against one another for the most political control of the government. Many coups and uprisings were present during its lifetime, rivalries were just as hostile as the Allies.

Got my friend to make this, he delivered well.

... or self proclaimed one, to have been tested at 10am local time, "bunch of firecrackers tied to an oil drum." 

http://www.asiae.co.kr/news/view.htm?idxno=2016010612395751431

http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/05/asia/north-korea-seismic-event/

I was in cringe for most of it. Only watching it for the lore. Tbh it ruined so much in S2, even as far as to say that all clones were decommissioned, even the 501st which in the EU had the most badassery out of any Imperial group. 

I dont understand why they made it so child like. The Clone Wars was also an animation made by the same animators, yet it was much darker and gritty, plus having far better quality animation then Rebels. 

Finished Rebels Season 2, was so horrid.

Hara's Japanese Tanks is always a good dead tree.

I don't see why a huge chump whose only accomplishment is having Vader hand him his bounty gets a movie.

Besides being one of the largest fan favorites, he does a lot of things in both EU and Canon. 

I'm taking it as this girl is supposed to be a MC of the Rogue One plot? She seems to be the center of the only Rogue One official shots. Looking at the glove similarity, possibly a Mandalorian?

Also, the guy in the background possibly Bigg Darklighter prior to his death at Yavin?

Technically, it was a movie... Does that mean it's a part of the cinematic universe?

Nope, the only things canon are from whats listed (Graph doesnt include new content thats released the past months);

... and AFAIK Battlefront II is also canon, you know, that 501st story. 

...Why did you have to remind me that thing exists?

At least it isn't canon anymore... right? .... 

They also called it a 'spinoff'. 

 

A gritty reboot of Ewoks: The Battle for Endor!!!

 

Worst "Star Wars" movie I've seen by far. 

On the topic of movies, does anyone have a guess at what the film that is to come out in 2018 is supposed to be about?

The rebel raid mechanic was annoying as hell too, every five minutes you'd have to waste ten minutes defending a planet from a handful of rebels

How do you think the Empire felt when dealing with the rebels? One large annoyance. 

Shame the ground battles in Empire at War sucked so much, I liked the space battles.

Have you seen this mod?

Then the Eclipse is shorter than is stated there, the Executor as seen in the movies can be clearly measured to be 17.6 km, and direct visual evidence from the movies trumps all.

The Eclipse was designed and has always been shown as 17.5. And also, the official canon states it as 19km, as well as Legends. 

The Executor is significantly longer than the Eclipse. If the Eclipse is 17.5km, how would the Executor be the same?

ps: 17.6 km long

19,000m* :v

Oh I agree Tied, I'm middle if not slightly EU based. I have no problems with the EU removal as long as they at least eventually bring back the truly amazing characters and events in one shape or another like they just recently proved to us they are doing. The "dark, gritty, massive universe" part is something I adored. Since SW films all have their own lightheartedness when it comes to that sort of thing. Episode 3 was my personal favorite because of the attempt at making the story darker than usual, the EU backstories helped. 

Thrawn, Katarn, etc.. 

I think that's particular to your circle of friends, then. The majority of people I know don't give a flying fuck about the EU, and even those that do aren't sad it's gone.

Now, imagine if 1977 was just removed from canon? There'd be fucking riots in the streets. The reason for this is obvious.

Different communities, different opinions. In the overall picture I think most people either dont know about the EU or just didnt mind it going away. I'm a bit biased since I only really got into the Saga by finding the wookipedia page and reading some amazing stories from the newly formed Legends.

I'm sort of glad the EU is gone in the fact its easier to cope with remaking a new canon and not having to deal with a small percent of EU fans than keeping it and having tons of people rant about how the new films didnt follow the EU perfectly.

The EU has pros and cons. Now and then you get a diamond story/backstory and the alike. Not all of it was good, but it made the SW Universe seem more detailed... hence "Expanded". 

Jedi Academy sucks balls compared to Jedi Outcast.

I preferred the combat much more. Handling a lightsaber in that game felt very nice. Outcast was alright too, but turning to the dark side and killing all the jedi in JKJA was so much more pleasing.

No thats the first one

 

the second one is the one with the blind Jedi leading you 

My bad, that makes sense. I don't think I've watched/played the entire storyline of that one. Just the intro and when he landed on the planet in the beginning. If its so good I think I'll look into buying it, or just watch someones playthrough.

good games sure, but the second KOTOR has probably the most deep story of any star wars game 

Is KOTOR II the one with the Starkiller base and Revan saving Bastila from Malek?