Shira Elan Colla Brie

"First_but_66_Order;c-1171070" wrote:

"Krayden_Phogg;c-1171059" wrote:

"Pyrefly;c-1171039" wrote:

"harryheckDAX;c-1170972" wrote:
She would be perfect now that we're getting Commander Skywalker.
She had him fooled good >:)

or characters that EA already has the license for, from one of the many games developed by EA.

Yup yup which is why I'm holding out hope for Mara-Jade.

If thrawn was transformed into canon, I hope both Mara Jade and Kir Kanos will one day become a part of the canon.
(It is weird though, because there is a radio play about Kir Kanos which is not considered to be canon)

Mara was added to the ROTJ audio book I believe years ago.

A little lesson in canon in the Star Wars universe. Even pre-Disney, the EU wasn't canon per se. Lucas allowed it to exist with the caveat that he could overwrite it at any time. An example is the Clone Wars cartoon versus the Clone Wars comics and the Clone based novels by Karen Traviss.

That lead to levels of canon pre-Disney, where anything by Lucas was G (George) level canon, which was the top level. This was the six movies. C (continuity) canon was the books, comics video games, etc. That is where Lumiya existed. Next was S (secondary) canon. It covered the same materials as C canon, but were items that were superceeded by higher canon. Examples included items in the Clone Wars comics that no longer fit based on the Clone Wars cartoon. The last level was N (non-canon) canon which included the what if stories like the Star Wars Infinities series. Once Clone Wars came out, T (TV) level canon was created and was specifically for the Clone Wars TV series (not the previous Tarkakovsky's seires). This level was between G and C canon.

Once the Disney purchase came around, the story group was created and what was the EU (expanded universe) became Legends. Disney stated that all material coming forward was canon...books, comics, video games, etc. unless specifically stated otherwise. The ongoing KOTOR MMO was designated Legends and is the only new Legends material at this point. Also, things like the Lego cartoons aren't considered canon. The story group stated that items could be pulled from Legends and made canon, like Thrawn in the Rebels cartoon. However, this doesn't mean that all Thrawn material is now canon. The new Thrawn novel is canon while the old Zahn books are Legends.

So Lumiya was never canon on the same level as Luke and Leia, but under Disney, Thrawn is canon on the same level as any character from the movies.

"EdSolo;c-1176184" wrote:
A little lesson in canon in the Star Wars universe. Even pre-Disney, the EU wasn't canon per se. Lucas allowed it to exist with the caveat that he could overwrite it at any time. An example is the Clone Wars cartoon versus the Clone Wars comics and the Clone based novels by Karen Traviss.

That lead to levels of canon pre-Disney, where anything by Lucas was G (George) level canon, which was the top level. This was the six movies. C (continuity) canon was the books, comics video games, etc. That is where Lumiya existed. Next was S (secondary) canon. It covered the same materials as C canon, but were items that were superceeded by higher canon. Examples included items in the Clone Wars comics that no longer fit based on the Clone Wars cartoon. The last level was N (non-canon) canon which included the what if stories like the Star Wars Infinities series. Once Clone Wars came out, T (TV) level canon was created and was specifically for the Clone Wars TV series (not the previous Tarkakovsky's seires). This level was between G and C canon.

Once the Disney purchase came around, the story group was created and what was the EU (expanded universe) became Legends. Disney stated that all material coming forward was canon...books, comics, video games, etc. unless specifically stated otherwise. The ongoing KOTOR MMO was designated Legends and is the only new Legends material at this point. Also, things like the Lego cartoons aren't considered canon. The story group stated that items could be pulled from Legends and made canon, like Thrawn in the Rebels cartoon. However, this doesn't mean that all Thrawn material is now canon. The new Thrawn novel is canon while the old Zahn books are Legends.

So Lumiya was never canon on the same level as Luke and Leia, but under Disney, Thrawn is canon on the same level as any character from the movies.

Yup.

"Soldier76;c-1176219" wrote:
Lol does anyone other than you even know who this is? Besides, they'd give us a CUP rework before this character no one even knows

More people know who she is then know who CUP is or M.E. or JKG or others for that matter.

"Soldier76;c-1176219" wrote:
Lol does anyone other than you even know who this is? Besides, they'd give us a CUP rework before this character no one even knows

I never get tired of the "I-don't-know-this-character-so-nobody-knows-them" posts from people with a bloated sense of self-importance.
I mean, not liking a character because of their story is one thing. But not liking a character simply because you don't know them? That's just silly.
Honestly, shouldn't it be interesting to find new characters to enjoy?

I would absolutely support her release into this game, as long as she gets her light whip. That would make for some amazing attack animation!

"Scorn;c-1176400" wrote:
I would absolutely support her release into this game, as long as she gets her light whip. That would make for some amazing attack animation!

I remember back in the late 90's my friend "created" a lightwhip idea and we were like that's cool but wouldn't never work & then we found out about Lumiya.