Someone explain both Legends and Canon in debates.

Like statements that Rebels was Vader's prime in canon and RotJ was his logical prime in Legends.

It'd be kind of impossible to use a composite Quinlan Vos, for example, but you can work with most other characters.

Originally posted by |King Joker|
It'd be kind of impossible to use a composite Quinlan Vos, for example, but with most other characters you can work with.

Originally posted by |King Joker|
It'd be kind of impossible to use a composite Quinlan Vos, for example, but you can work with most other characters.

Why?

Originally posted by UCanShootMyNova
Like statements that Rebels was Vader's prime in canon and RotJ was his logical prime in Legends.

Well Rebels being Vader's prime isn't canon. Regardless, it's ultimately quite moot. You simply take all of his feats as canon and assess from there.

Originally posted by UCanShootMyNova
Why?

Originally posted by |King Joker|
Because usually the quality in feats aren't that different in quality / consistency between the continuities.

He's not that far off imo. Especially if we take into account time has passed in between when Vos beat Sora and then Dooku.

Originally posted by ares834
Well Rebels being Vader's prime isn't canon. Regardless, it's ultimately quite moot. You simply take all of his feats as canon and assess from there.

It's confirmed by Filoni.

Which isn't canon.

Use feats from both continuities, even if they contradict each other from a story perspective.

The general policy regarding Legends/Canon composite is that you use their best showings from both as the standard. Personally I think we should simply operate under he assumption that Canon overrides Legends where there is a contradiction but that's just me.

Regardless you are getting muddled by mixing narrative events with feats, Vader may have never collapsed a cathedral in Canon, but that doesn't mean it's an accurate representation of what he can do, so they are easy to blend it that way.

👆 Beni has the right of it.

Sometimes when it gets complicated you just take all the feats they have and cram it together making sense of it if you can.

Originally posted by UCanShootMyNova
👆 Beni has the right of it.

Sometimes when it gets complicated you just take all the feats they have and cram it together making sense of it if you can.

But trying to make sense of it just...doesn't really work as I see it for some material.

If you compare TCW characters to Legends CW material, you'll see difference in overall power, dueling, strength, durability and so on.

So...how do you cram those things together and make sense of it??

Use logical assumption.