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juggernaut209 · 03-05-2015, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by tlasjr

So....per Disney the Clone Wars series never happened. But Ahsoka is cannon now?

No, the Clone Wars remains. It is the novels and comics published previous to the novel "A New Dawn" that are not canonical. The one exception being the comic miniseries Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir, because it adapted an unused Clone Wars script.

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

Outside of that, the only new canon material being produced right now is Rebels and the ongoing Marvel Comic series, as well as the next series of films. All material produced from here on out will have to run through a committee at Lucasfilm for approval to integrate into the universe, otherwise it immediately falls under the SW Legends banner.

There are also already a handful of canon novels: A New Dawn, Tarkin, and Heir to the Jedi, with a few more already announced.

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juggernaut209 Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 355	Quote: Originally Posted by tlasjr So....per Disney the Clone Wars series never happened. But Ahsoka is cannon now? No, the Clone Wars remains. It is the novels and comics published previous to the novel "A New Dawn" that are not canonical. The one exception being the comic miniseries Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir, because it adapted an unused Clone Wars script. Quote: Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic Outside of that, the only new canon material being produced right now is Rebels and the ongoing Marvel Comic series, as well as the next series of films. All material produced from here on out will have to run through a committee at Lucasfilm for approval to integrate into the universe, otherwise it immediately falls under the SW Legends banner. There are also already a handful of canon novels: A New Dawn, Tarkin, and Heir to the Jedi, with a few more already announced. Last edited by juggernaut209; 03-05-2015 at 10:29 AM..