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Just curious to ask you all do you think Disney if it theoretically reintroduced Legends canon, do you think it would follow previously established events? If you were the head of the company would it make more sense to start Legends over, or just expand upon events/characters that already existed?

What do you think makes more sense?

It doesn't.

It blatantly contradicts new lore, you can't really just have both.

I mean previously established lore in Legends canon, not Disney canon. I,e Legends revolving around past events that occur in Legends canon

I would do what Lucas did and pull from the previously established canon when it was convenient to do so while completely ignoring it or retconning when necessary as well.

Originally posted by Tzeentch
I would do what Lucas did

Originally posted by carthage
I mean previously established lore in Legends canon, not Disney canon. I,e Legends revolving around past events that occur in Legends canon


Oh, making 'old EU' stuff.... hm, I suppose it's possible, but it doesn't seem Disney's style.


Of course, TOR isn't dead and it's still following Legends.

Originally posted by Darth Thor
Lucas sold the rights and gave up. It's in better hands. Get over it.

Some stuff can work, especially stuff like Dark Rendezvous and Shatterpoint. Afterall if they forgave Vos and let him lead armies by ROTS the same could easily happen for Depa.

The Legends continuity still exists. They are the stories that mothers tell their children in a galaxy far far away.

Originally posted by Lord Stark
Some stuff can work, especially stuff like Dark Rendezvous and Shatterpoint. Afterall if they forgave Vos and let him lead armies by ROTS the same could easily happen for Depa.


Heck, the Kanan comic seems to allude to it, with Depa noted as being out of action for awhile for unstated reasons, then coming back to take Kanan as a padawan.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Lucas sold the rights and gave up. It's in better hands. Get over it.

No, it's not.