he's a total badass

WHAT ***IS THAT***

@Lidomite

chaos spawn @Lidomite

I feel like resurrecting characters that had a meaningful and memorable death is going to be the new stupid cliche that every movie studio feels obligated to try

just pretend the greivous from the animated clone wars movie is the only real cannon for him

@dizzy Yep

TROS does it like...5 times

inb4 they resurrect Luke because nobody likes Rey

Peter Parker after years of steroid abuse

Game of Thrones, for all it’s faults, understood the importance of a characters death being unexpected and final.

Anyone else here read Star Wars Legacy?

lol the early seasons anyway

bring grievous back and have him kill all the characters disney made

make disney commit sepuku and revert the cannon to pre EU-nuke

Look at Westworld / Star Wars for example - when you keep resurrecting characters, the audience stops caring about their deaths.

If you have to keep anything Canon, it's the TCW season 7 shit

And even then a lot of TCW needs to be shaved

A lot of it dosen't fit into the EU

reincarnation is second only to writer transparency in terms of storytelling asscancer

The only thing worse is a McGuffin or Deus Ex Machina. Both are shit plot devices that spoil a story.

I want a Movie series about Jaina and Jacen Solo

McGuffins and Deus Ex have their places

Just dont be retarded

I want some McDonalds

That's the modus operandi of story telling

id consider deus ex outside of premise to be writer transparency

like its a flaw, but it can be redeemed

It’s almost always a lazy excuse to move the plot along.

Star Wars being a great example.

yeah, or in a desired but unreasonable direction

https://tenor.com/view/rumia-touhou-erect-firm-dancing-gif-16287649

what do you mean by writer transparency? I've not heard that term

@Kealor