[ SECRET POST #4064 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4064 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Since the TV series is canon, technically they ARE ignoring a hunk of canon if they haven't seen it. :-)

OP is acting like TLJ is the first piece of Star Wars lore to "come right out" and say that people who aren't Skywalkers can be powerful Jedi. I'm pointing out that it's been established over and over in every form of canon (movies, books, comics, TV shows, video games, etc) again that anyone can be a powerful Jedi.

[(Anonymous)]

Is it so strange that fans of a movie series might not care about, follow, or consider a CGI TV series that plays on the Disney channel to be canon? Do you feel this passionately about the canon status of the Star Wars Holiday Special?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't care if you watch it or not. It's still canon. When Disney bought Star Wars, they provided fans with a list of supplementary material that is considered official canon. Needless to say, the holiday special wasn't on that list. :-)

You seem to be arguing that because you're not interested in something, it shouldn't count as canon. I find that attitude strange.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not arguing that it shouldn't be canon, I'm arguing that it's bizarre to act confused as to why people don't care about or seem to have no knowledge of the supplementary materials. Of course many people have not consumed them and have no desire to. Therefore, they're going to be far more interested in and excited about what the main film series confirms, not what is confirmed in books/comics they don't care to read or TV series they don't care to watch.