[En Sabah Nerd]

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

Actually, per Disney, both sets of trilogies, the CW movie, and CW TV series are considered Star Wars canon. Anything else from the past such as the video games (The Force Unleashed for example), and novels now fall under a new brand, called Star Wars Legends, and are not officially canon material.

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.

Which I call horse shit on, The Force Unleashed used its "made by George Lucas as the official bridge between the trilogies" as the game's main advertising draw and now Disney's like "uhh no." Just like the original and better Clone Wars series was overseen by George Lucas and ended up being in total its own movie in length which perfectly bridged Attack of the Clones to Revenge of the Sith, and even has a part were you can insert the later The Clone Wars creating one big bridge (though the 2008 show creates plot holes in RotS). Apparently if George Lucas had a hand to play in media like that it just doesn't count because Disney wants to create its own shit which could in theory suck. Not saying that I think the new movies will suck, but I don't think they'll be good yet either. Why couldn't they get rid of Jar Jar instead of some stuff that some fans did enjoy?