The importance of a lego set to me is mostly playibility and how it can be played as well with other lego star wars sets of similar scale and so on.
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I feel like whenever I go to a lego store or open the lego shop page or search for lego there are just too many lego themes floating around and at times I am not even sure if this feels like 2010s Lego or just another brand thats selling "collectibles". I feel like trying to appeal to too many fanbases at the same time diminishes Lego's main core of rebuilding with the pieces you have, these just feel like shelf displays to be bought and stared at. I cant even think of any original themes except Ninjago and City/Creator lines anymore. Where will this all lead down? Why would I buy a display overpriced piece made up of bricks if I can buy something thats one piece and much cheaper I dont even know I am lost. Let me know what you think
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Starkiller with his full game power strength
I have made huge additions and improvements to the Active Force User Lineage Chart in CANON. What do you guys think? Let me know how I can improve it.
I would also like to explain how this chart works: For example Savage cannot be in this chart because he never had apprentice and he is not alive in his canon time. However the others "alive" in their spot in the timeline can have other apprentices in their own future because their death isnt a fixed point. What I mean is for example Osha is 100+ years before Rey but her story isnt complete and she could have trained others before her story is completed. So by "Active" I mean lineages that do not have a definitive ending.
For a character to qualify for this chart they should either be in the mastership lineage of a surviving apprentice or be the surviving apprentice of a known master or at least a mentioned unknown one.
Round 1: CANON Plo Koon vs Qimir
Round 2: LEGENDS Plo Koon vs Qimir
I really want to enjoy whatever stories "The Mandalorian", "Ahsoka Show", "Book of Boba Fett", "Mandalorian and Grogu", "Skeleton Crew", "Other Works Set Between ROTJ AND TFA", however as we know all the efforts and works of Luke , New Jedi Order ends "off-screen" before TFA even begins and New Republic ends on TFA and its "Rebels vs Empire" again for 3 movies straight with absolutely nothing anyone does between RoTJ and TFA will matter. Grogu goes to train with Luke but he cant because Ben Solo will destroy the temple eventually so Grogu has to leave etc.
While in LEGENDS there are tons of New Jedi and Order 66 survivors whom make up a New Jedi Order which is pretty strong also opens up opportunities for big villian stories these are very hard to implement in CANON because the New Jedi Order barely has any comic run anyway. (which I doubt general audiences even know of their existence)
Luke basically gives up on everything because Ben Solo destroyed the temple. Its not even the same situation with Obi-Wan and Yoda's exile whom HAD TO RUN AWAY so they stay alive. Before TFA the New Republic is still existing with Luke who can recruit whoever Force Sensitive he can find to rebuild the temple.
And whatever stories between ROTJ AND TFA dont have any enjoyment because we know where it ends up: nowhere
While Clone Wars added huge depth into The Prequels and Series such as Andor, Rebels etc adds depth to the Original Trilogy this is simply not possible for the Sequels. Because The Last Jedi literally starts 30 seconds after The Force Awakens' ending. There is only 1 year between TLJ and TROS.
Had there been any Jedi Academy or students on Luke's island it would have been a way better story maybe. But this dead end of Sequels also forces and characters introduced during Mando Era to either have an excuse to not participate in Sequel Events or die because they cannot be in Sequels.
Sequels have to be decanonized for the Franchise's Wellbeing
How do you think the events of The Original Trilogy have been altered had Luke undergone a much longer training under Yoda? Would he have been strong enough to take on Vader and Palpatine himself?
In addition to this how would it affect the events of The Sequel Trilogy? Surely Luke wouldn't have been ""defeated"" by Ben Solo in the temple and things might have gone differently there too? What do you think?
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I have made an Active Force User Lineage Chart in CANON but before making adjustments regarding the formatting I wanted to ask everyone is there anyone missing here? A connection that is wrong, fixages you would suggest. Let me know how I can improve this chart.
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Do you think its plausible for Maul to hear about Kelleran Beq and Grogu, maybe wanting another apprentice or thinking Grogu might be much more stronger in the force he tries to take him as an apprentice and Kelleran Beq has to sacrifice himself or separate from Grogu to protect him?