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you guys have taken this thread to new heights.
Star Wars: No Disintegrations
Star Wars: I've Altered the Deal
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Star Wars: Most Impressive
Star Wars: I've Altered the Deal
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Star Wars: PSSSYYYYYYYYCH!!!!! /RJ
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Already debunked. Apparently originated as a photoshop in TheForce.net forums.
Wouldn't mind it, though, and I actually like the purple (red and blue combined/"balanced").
Wouldn't mind it, though, and I actually like the purple (red and blue combined/"balanced").
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Serious title guess
Star Wars: Balance of the Force
Generic, just the way they like 'em.
Star Wars: Balance of the Force
Generic, just the way they like 'em.
That's the rumored-and-now-apparently-debunked title C@LAg posted above and then took down.
Some speculation --
While we wait for Lucasfilm to finally drop some official info on Star Wars Episode IX, a recent rumor shared by Making Star Wars has started to get a little traction, and fans are already coming forward with their theories on what exactly the report could be telling us about the story to come.
To recap, MSW's sources allege that the film will see Kylo Ren face a new threat that emerges from "The Beyond." It's also said that the Knights of Ren will be coming back from this mysterious place, and that danger from The Beyond will serve as a motivating factor in bringing Kylo and Rey back together so that the arc of their relationship can further progress.
Obviously one of the biggest questions this report will leave fans with is what exactly The Beyond could be, and in a new piece from MovieWeb, a few suggestions are offered. For one thing, it's pointed out that many associate this term with the afterlife, suggesting that Episode IX could introduce a supernatural equivalent of sorts in the Star Wars galaxy. After all, the saga's various Force Ghosts might need somewhere to reside when they're not giving advice to younger Jedi.
While we wait for Lucasfilm to finally drop some official info on Star Wars Episode IX, a recent rumor shared by Making Star Wars has started to get a little traction, and fans are already coming forward with their theories on what exactly the report could be telling us about the story to come.
To recap, MSW's sources allege that the film will see Kylo Ren face a new threat that emerges from "The Beyond." It's also said that the Knights of Ren will be coming back from this mysterious place, and that danger from The Beyond will serve as a motivating factor in bringing Kylo and Rey back together so that the arc of their relationship can further progress.
Obviously one of the biggest questions this report will leave fans with is what exactly The Beyond could be, and in a new piece from MovieWeb, a few suggestions are offered. For one thing, it's pointed out that many associate this term with the afterlife, suggesting that Episode IX could introduce a supernatural equivalent of sorts in the Star Wars galaxy. After all, the saga's various Force Ghosts might need somewhere to reside when they're not giving advice to younger Jedi.
Do we have to spoiler tag speculation? I'm just curious what others think the rules should be before responding to the above post.
A little "beyondus ex machina" from JJ now?
It's the Honored Matres returning from the Scattering.
Erring on the safe side. I would say anything that's strongly rumored but not announced should be marked.
I think there is definitely some truth to this speculation. The Beyond or unmapped regions is going to be in play at some point within the films, and it's really the only reasonable explanation for Snoke and the First Order's meteoric rise in the galaxy. I really hope that don't mess with time travel though.
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and it's really the only reasonable explanation for Snoke and the First Order's meteoric rise in the galaxy.
Force White Walkers!
that's assuming they had this thought out beforehand for the movies, which they obviously didn't.CJS4715 said:
I think there is definitely some truth to this speculation. The Beyond or unmapped regions is going to be in play at some point within the films, and it's really the only reasonable explanation for Snoke and the First Order's meteoric rise in the galaxy. I really hope that don't mess with time travel though.
excluding that, there is some sort of push to the unmapped regions. there is still plenty in Rebels and other media that reference the unknown regions... aren't the new themeparks in this space?
Is all speculation about Snoke being from the unmapped region dead now? I thought that was his origin.
Snoke was definitely from the Unknown Regions.
Starting to understand why Anthony Daniels plays an annoying droid so well.
God that's perfect
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Yeah, that's impression I'm getting.
Daniels is Star Wars royalty and will almost certainly play some small role or other in The Mandalorian, I'd guess in the first episode. My guess is a trailer or some sort of promotion of the series.
Feels way too soon for a Mandalorian trailer. I still say we don't see anything for that either until Celebration, but who knows. I could be wrong. What if Daniels/C-3PO is "starring" alongside Diego Luna in the Roge One spin-off series? Hence the "One" and there's a cast announcement imminent?
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