so he's saying there are three star wars worlds: his world, the licensing world, and our(the fans') world. this is very interesting. i prefer this over the film continuity and/or film+eu continuity(which i think ulic_g99 prefers). besides, canon and continuity i'm sure is different to each and every fan. there are changes to it over time, and it's been that way since 1977.

Yes, there are three worlds. Lucasfilm can only (and should only) keep track of the first two.

And no, "canon" by definition isn't different to each and every fan, since canon is defined as the authoritative body of works of a given topic. While we sometimes talk of one's "personal canon" when referring to an individual's own version of the world, strictly speaking, that term is an oxymoron.

here's lucas' statement on fan material in an interview:

"...there's three worlds: There's my world that I made up, there's the licensing world that's the books, the comics, all that kind of stuff, the games, which is their world, and then there's the fans' world, which is also very rich in imagination, but they don't always mesh. All I'm in charge of is my world. I can't be in charge of those other people's world, because I can't keep up with it."

so he's saying there are three star wars worlds: his world, the licensing world, and our(the fans') world. this is very interesting. i prefer this over the film continuity and/or film+eu continuity(which i think ulic_g99 prefers). besides, canon and continuity i'm sure is different to each and every fan. there are changes to it over time, and it's been that way since 1977. do u agree with my opinions, tasty?
so take that, jsarek! let's see u 'umm, no' lucas' statement, mr sarcastic

A question about Warok. Is Warok and the father of Teebo and of Paploo (CCG)? So normally they're halfbrothers ...

So, we have now seen a second trailer for the Clone Wars film coming in August. We have also seen changes to the databank that seem to directly contradict the events of Jedi Trial and other events as they pertain to when Anakin is knighted.

In the trailer, though, we have Anakin with his scar, said to have been received in Dreadnaughts of Rendili, 30 months after Geonosis, just before Jedi Trial.

Is it possible that at least part of this series, the stuff we keep thinking might be so contradictory to previous C-Canon, might actually be taking place in that later period, when the scar, Anakin's knighthood, and all of that would not clash with previously established C-Canon? In other words, is it possible that fans are freaking out over continuity issues that might not even exist and it will be other tales, not what we're seeing in the trailers with scarred-and-medium-hair Anakin , that is set earlier in the timeline, giving meaning to the idea that the series will span the length of the entire Clone Wars?

Or, barring that, are there already "retcons" in the works to make this all fit as soon as it is released, or is that something we'll be waiting for after release, as such information just isn't available, even behind the scenes, just yet?

Yet another question regarding Nippet. Now that Hasbro has confirmed that Nippet is the Wokling in the basket, could it be that the Ewok petting her is Zephee her mother?

http://jediins ider.net/g/index.php?mode=view&album=Hasbro%2FLegacy_Collection%2FWave_1&pic=Lee ktar_And_Nippet_01.jpg&dispsize=600&start=0

Another question, this time regarding R2-Q2. The CCG and the Visual Guide place this Droid in the Tantive IV as being an Imperial Droid from the Devastator. But the Hasbro Astromech Pack says this Droid flew with Biggs in the Battle of Yavin and might be a double-agent. Are both R2-Q2's one and the same Droid?

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That certainly helps. Thank you.

I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean. If anything, that would support my argument further: It shows him as he was pre-Vader, which was Anakin.

Suppose a video game comes out and it has a multiple endings (Dark Side and Light Side). Also if nothing is released that points to any ending being canon, which ending do we assume is canon?

As you might know, Luke calls him father the whole time. But I'm pretty sure that he isn't called Anakin by any protagonist from the moment of the redemption until his death.