I like those new posters a lot. I posted one on my Facebook page yesterday.
New Star Wars animated show "Rebels" coming fall 2014
- Thread starter Booji
- Start date
They almost make me want to sign up.
Interesting. So, the first one's "free."
They know we can't turn down the Geek Sticks.
After The Free Preview:
"Dude, you got a Kilo of Star Wars: Rebels (A DVD-R of burned episodes
) I can buy, I can't afford Disney XD" 
It's Disney. Of course! 
It's Disney. Of course!
I always remember what a friend said during the course of the Prequels and about the destruction of both Vader and the Emperor at the end of Jedi. I paraphrase: "Wait, doesn't bring balance to something mean that both sides are equal? If the dark side are eliminated and all that's left is the good, then how's that any kind of balance? Sure, it's a good thing, but how's that balance? It doesn't make sense."
All right I'll take a stab at it... perhaps it was that during the entire 6 SW films now complete, the entire time the light side of The Force was way weaker than the dark side which had grown in power through the years? And by defeating both Vader and the Emperor, Anakin had at least tipped the scales again. Or a reset... for a little while. Maybe?
I'm not well versed in the KOTOR era.
Anyhoosies, We should be super duper really pumped to have some Rebels love this summer. A Clone Wars half season 6 six this spring, premiere film of Rebels in the summer and the first season in the fall. That is a YT-1300 light freighter's hold full of new SW content. Maybe this Disney shit won't be so bad after all.
billcosby said:
The earlier eras don't appear to address the question of the balance of the Force ( of course, some of that content was created in the 90s before Lucas had coined the term ). I haven't played TOR but I would assume it's the same there. One exception would be fleeting mention in the Bane books that the power of the dark side has waxed and waned over the years.
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This is just cruel for those of us who get Disney Channel, but not Disney XD.
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Tell me about it. They're really limiting their audience numbers by putting the series on XD.
Tell me about it. They're really limiting their audience numbers by putting the series on XD.
But XD skews to an older and more male audience than The Disney Channel, I think. It's where they put their action and superhero shows, so it's a logical place to put a Star Wars show. If cable services don't make DXD as readily available as TDC, that seems like something to take up with the cable services.
We get Disney Channel in HD and Disney XD in HD as well but Disney Junior is only in SD. I've have Disney XD for a while. (Comcast Chicago suburbs)
I understand why they're doing it that way. I just can't afford to get digital cable ATM.
All of this is purely me, I don't blame Disney or Lucasfilm Animation for any of it.
hmmm, I'm rather meh on the design, casting and backstory
I thought the animation style was supposed to be different from Clone Wars? Looks the same to me. That's not a complaint, just an observation. I liked the visuals of Clone Wars.
As for the character, I'm relieved to find out the star is a disgraced former Jedi. Though I suppose it was a safe assumption that it was going to be so... I can't imagine any Star Wars series without some hot lightsaber on lightsaber action.
As for the character, I'm relieved to find out the star is a disgraced former Jedi. Though I suppose it was a safe assumption that it was going to be so... I can't imagine any Star Wars series without some hot lightsaber on lightsaber action.
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