That's because Lucas has no idea what canon means. He plays with the franchise to milk a half penny out of every 'new and improved' re-release. I own epi 4/5/6 on VHS and that'll be the only copies I ever buy since every re-release Lucas does has some new tweek he wants to do, I've even refused to watch the re-releases when they play on TV (drives my wife nuts). South Park did an episode that in my mind sums up everything about Lucas/Speilberg and their re-release of classic cinema. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Hat]Otaku World Order said:To be fair, trying to follow the ever changing Star Wars continuity can cause just about anyone to go a little batty. For example, how did Anakin get his own freakihng apprentice in Clone Wars when he wasn't a full Jedi? And where the hell did she disappear to by Revenge of the Sith? And then he gets another apprentice later on with Starwanker and--
Ngraaaahhh....
Where did the Emperor get the money to build TWO frikkin Death Stars....Draken Steel said:Well if hes using blue light-sabers then he has to be light-side. The toys R us is clearly a front for something.
That would be more relevant and awesome if when he deflected the tazer bolt, that it flew back and shocked the officer. No fun for the officer, but it would have made the story that more interesting.C_Topher said:Now if only he had retaliated with Force Lightning...
Or a Jedi that turned Sith and just had his Jedi sabers. Think about when Anakin turned into Vader, during his carnage and his fight with Obi-Wan, he still had his blue saber.DannyJBeckett said:If the lightsabers were blue, doesn't that mean he was a Jedi, not a Sith?
Well, if you think about it, there was a lot of space in between each movie, he aged from movie 2 to 3, and by the third movie, he was considered a general like Obi-Wan, so he did have master status.Otaku World Order said:To be fair, trying to follow the ever changing Star Wars continuity can cause just about anyone to go a little batty. For example, how did Anakin get his own freakihng apprentice in Clone Wars when he wasn't a full Jedi? And where the hell did she disappear to by Revenge of the Sith? And then he gets another apprentice later on with Starwanker and--
Ngraaaahhh....
Crazy awesome, that is.Grey Carter said:Canterbury used one of his lightsabers to deflect the second.
If only lightsabers acted like Mood Rings, we'd be able to tell Sith from Jedi a lot easier.Sonic Doctor said:Or a Jedi that turned Sith and just had his Jedi sabers. Think about when Anakin turned into Vader, during his carnage and his fight with Obi-Wan, he still had his blue saber.DannyJBeckett said:If the lightsabers were blue, doesn't that mean he was a Jedi, not a Sith?
Not quite.Sonic Doctor said:Well, if you think about it, there was a lot of space in between each movie, he aged from movie 2 to 3, and by the third movie, he was considered a general like Obi-Wan, so he did have master status.
Plus, the clone wars wasn't just a little skirmish that lasted only a year, it went on for many many years.
Now after he turned into Vader, there is at least a 20 year gap between then and A New Hope, so he had plenty of time to have apprentices like Starkiller.
So all of what you said/asked, isn't hard to understand.
I... SERIOUSLY?Jyggalag said:Why do the police have to monkey around with these kind of people? How about they give the man a warning to stand down, and if he refuses a bullet will go through his skull.