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Old 11-28-2020, 04:39 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by CyberCubed View Post
The mere fact that they never even made a CG cartoon with Luke/Han/Leia says enough in itself. They could easily adapt the comics made during the original trilogy or directly after episode 6 into a new cartoon for Luke/Han/Leia but for some reason they never do it.

I'm not sure why exactly. Everyone wants to see new adventures of Luke and everyone outside of comics but they never give them any cartoons/shows ever for some reason. You just have to read comics/books to see that but not everyone wants to read so most tend to forget it exists.
The answer to this is obvious, Cubed but if I give it, it's just going to sound like I'm trying to go back and forth with you. Give it some thought, consider when Star Wars in animation really began in earnest and how the 80's animation before it was looking for property offshoots. I mean... it's obvious as to why, brother.

The short of it is that there is a fandom that wants to see Luke as a bad ass Jedi in his prime, outside of the whiny boy and the doddering old guy who does nothing in the new flicks. There wasn't any reason in the previous plan to give the O3 any more time in animation given the way Star Wars as an IP has unfolded.

If Ruin Johnson didn't come on board and we had a bad ass Luke, Leia and Han movie recently, then you'd bet there'd be something in animation.
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