Lord Ba'al
Well Known GateFan
You can get 20 Star Wars games on GOG right now for about 40 pounds. Or pick individual games up cheap. I never played any of them myself though so I don't know if they're any good.
I am sure Ashoka grew up after she left. But the person who showed up in Rebels with the name Ashoka was completely different in not just appearance (not from age), but everything down to the markings on her Lekku was different.
Um, are we forgetting that this is a completely new SW story? There is no requirement that they use any of the previously known characters. No doubt that they will have some characters that we can relate to but I hope they steer away from the the main ones we've seen more than enough of already. (And if they went with all new characters I would be fine with that.)
well, someone took the time to put together the 'different faces of Ahsoka' as there are a lot of ppl knee deep in this very same argument
it is clear (and we have had this conversation before, i remember know) that a Togruta's markings elongate and slightly change as they grow older
Ahsoka isn't the only character to have these slight changes of appearance, Obi Wan had them as well.
Below is his image from TCW's and from ep 1 of REBELS. In ep1 he is shown on a holocron recording that Kanan has. Kanan copied and kept this message as it was the final message that kenobi sent out after order 66. meaning that the age of kenobi in TCW's and the age of his image on the holocron are the same, so, it is only a animation style difference
either way; age and or style of Ahsoka or just style with Kenobi, what SHOULD BE the most important is the story told.
Same with the medium used by the TPTB's. Animated or live action? doesn't matter- story matters
Because of the changes, I stopped watching Rebels.
Just no. Sorry! That diagram is cute, but not AT ALL accurate.
like i said, it should be about the story and not the images.you are missing out on a great story FAR better then the one being told in EPs 7 and 8
why do you watch star wars redux films (JJ's) when they have changed the TOS characters so much? Obv, it is because you are interested in the story--or how much they have botched it
ok, but the changes are canon and therefore, the "facts". it doesn't matter if we approve or not
AND more importantly, I did give you 2 reasons for the changes and how they happened in more then one character. It seems, that combined with your love/hate relationship with animation and your reasons for not liking the changes then it is with the stylistic explanation (not mine, BTW, a forum on someplace wookiepedia?) given.
once i read it ad saw the example they gave, I too see these difference in animation style.
2 stick with the 2 characters i used, the only explanation for Kenobi's different appearance is stylistic while with Ahsoka, it can be either.
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your strong visual requirements? yup, another characteristic of the STEM type personality. It is one that often requires strict and unvaried order to things in life and art as they are in math and science
buy hey!! your good! STEM ppl are in demand while social science/humanities ppl are not!
The animated world (to me) is not the same one as the live action world in Star Wars.
They need to fill in the 30 years of story starting after the events of Return of the Jedi. They will need to explain how the Republic somehow disintegrated after Han and Leia coordinated the destruction of the Death Star and the Jedi defeated the Sith. They need to explain how Han and Leia (and Luke) became so estranged that Ben was raised to be a complete loser. How did Ben meet Snoke, and where did Snoke come from and how did he amass the First Order and it's fleet? And ESPECIALLY explain how a planet killing weapon is built on a fixed moon which is so massive it can be seen using a simple telescope, yet is not destroyed or even known.
If SW fans are not asking these questions and getting answers IN THE FILMS, then wtf? I am sure there are fans out there trying to fill it in with fan fiction already (since Force Awakens). There were EU books that did it before TFA came out, but those are no longer canon. They could have had the Emperor survive the fall in RotJ (hey, Leia can fly in space so why not?), and then made him Snoke. How did Snoke get the title "Supreme Leader"?
So many questions! How do SW fans stand it?
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pretty much all of the answers to your questions is in the book trilogy AFTERMATH
and AFTERMATH was commissioned by the new DISNEY/LUCAS company so there is a good chance that those books just very well may serve as a basis for any new trilogy or even a series
the new animated series may go into this time frame as well
in addition, the 'cut scenes' from the latest BATTLEFRONT game (a YT video compiled from these i put up here somewhere) also speaks to these issues
On Snoke, it is most likely he was just a figure head. The real power behind the first order is the Hux family and their close supporters. This was in AFTERMATH a lot, and BATTLEFRONT a bit.
Snoke is nothing more, really (unless they add to the story later) then a consolidating figure that helped the various post empire Imperial Military remnants to gather behind. Hux Sr was not a popular guy and picking a non military person to lead would have most likely been his idea
In Snoke we get the creep factor of the Emperor as well that seemingly commanded so much respect among the Imperial Military
but it is the same world/canon though because the owners of that lore says it is
Okay, but the reality is that it isn't. One is an animated world and the other is not. The Star Trek showrunners say that Discovery is in the prime timeline and it just isn't, no matter what they say. They own the lore too.