Is Episode 7 canon Star Wars?
Is Episode 7 canon Star Wars?
Disney and Lucasfilm officially announced Episode VII and the sequel trilogy the same day. Lucasfilm later announced that the film would be an original story not beholden to the continuity of the Star Wars Expanded Universe, which was rebranded as the non-canon Star Wars Legends.
Is the force awakens novel canon?
Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the canon novelization of the 2015 film Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens. The novel was written by Alan Dean Foster and first published by Del Rey on Decem as an eBook.
Is Dooku Jedi lost canon?
Dooku: Jedi Lost is a canon audiobook written by Cavan Scott and narrated by a full cast. It follows Asajj Ventress as she delves deep into the past of Count Dooku and discovers why he chose to leave the Jedi Order. The audiobook was published on Ap by Random House Audio.
Is the New Star Wars movie part of the canon?
- The new movies weren’t part of the canon at all. Let me explain. I’m 45 years old, and the first movie I can remember seeing in a movie theater is the original Star Wars, now known as Episode IV or A New Hope.
Is the prequels part of the Star Wars canon?
- While many of us greatly disliked the prequels, very few people argued that they were not part of Star Wars canon. After all, they had sprung directly from the original creator, even more directly than Episodes V and VI (which were not directed by him).
Why was Star Wars Rebels removed from Canon?
- Well, the answer evidently lies with the “Veil of the Force” – a concept introduced in the Star Wars Rebels animated series that effectively allows for a Star Wars multiverse.
