[ SECRET POST #5630 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5630 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

What you say is true to some extent but I still think that the overall attitude towards Star Wars as a franchise was significantly different under Lucasfilm than Disney, and much less concerned with brand continuity. Yes, the EU books are mostly still about the Skywalkers and the Force and the Jedi, but there was a wide range of stories under that umbrella. You could have stuff like Children of the Jedi, Planet of Twilight, The Crystal Star, the whole Yuuzhan Vong series, The Truce At Bakura, you could have stuff set in the distant past - that's a much broader range than Disney has allowed. And even in the films themselves, the prequel trilogy had a much broader scope and departed more from the original series than the sequel trilogy did. Admittedly, this was not always for the better, but still, it was a broader range (and Disney's approach doesn't exactly have a 100% hit rate either).