Season 4 definitely happening at the very least. I can see that being the final one, especially given how Din's back in the Mando cult again and we're seemingly getting Grogu's backstory soon.
All I've been able to find are some european and russian wikis.
Doing Panda God's work. Weird, but clever, especially since the site isn't easily accessible. Probably the only faster alternative for Star Wars pdfs now since Hungry-Ewok got taken down.
I do have a couple of versions but it's a MediaWiki database, so not terribly useful for human reading at present. I've handed it off to my good friend, who I shall refer to as Darth Dix. I actually met him at Disneyland this past week (report to come in due time). I'll give him a poke and see if he's progressed anywhere with it.
Not really as Sad Panda have had crap ton of all sorts of SFW material made and scanned over the decades. With it being an archive site something like Star Wars wouldn't be out of place given SW been animefied since the Daicon 3 intro video.
I could see Disney greenlighting more season just to pretend things are A-OK, for example Batwoman lasted for 5 seasons despite the fact that season 1 broke a Guiness record for low ratings, the show kept going and CW kept pretending it was a massive hit, and was only canceled after the fact that the CW hasn't been profitable since 2006 came to light, I can see Disney doing the same with The Mandalorian
GOT is fantasy and people went apeshit over it (mostly because OMG RAPE AND DRAGONS). but even with that in mind look and when people soured on it, it was when the writing took a nosedive. most other stuff like wheel of time was never good to begin with.
it's just the average exec stupidity:
"Fits perfectly with other series"
You can hide a lot of losses by claiming that Batwoman is a "loss leader" for the show behind it, or brings people to the network by paying off friends in publications to write fawning articles and then referencing those articles to justify your decisions. This works until either reality dictates otherwise, or someone realizes that an injection of reality lets them take your job.
An output disruption can only mean one thing: Invasion.
The Japanese covers are superior.
secret Japanese illustrations are always better, like when Shotaro Ishinomori (Cyborg 009, Kamen Rider, That Zelda Comic From Nintendo Power) did Dune, or the revamps by Studio Nue of the Unseen from Battletech for the JP release
Begun the Tard Wars have.
Apparently the only REAL "blank slate" is the Star Wars film slate, considering how often their schedule for more films opens up from all this cancelling of projects and starting over.
How the fuck did they manage to scare off Damon Lindelof and can more studios start doing whatever it was, please? His name shows up on the credits of pretty much every shitty big-budget movie and TV show for the last decade, he's like Hollywood cancer.
I remember some folks on 8/sw/ (or one of the bunkers) were working on a pre-Disney SW wiki but I don't know if they finished it.
Bob Iger acting like a firefighter arsonist.
not surprised. i mean, how someone could possibly make a sequel to 7-9 without ignoring the whole story? this trilogy ruined any potential story going foward.
Whatever do you mean?
What would be needed first is instead of the next trilogy you need to do another miniseries or book series that covers the next 5-10 years in the Star Wars galaxy, focus on the rebuilding of things, how things get back to normal, no giant galaxy-ending threats. Hutts, space pirates, very small remnants of First Order, that kind of thing at most. Show the galaxy actually growing and healing. Show things actually getting back to when they were bright and happy in the Old Republic before the Empire or ostensibly the brief moment in time between the New Republic and First Order.
Favreau's either completely bullshitting here then or he knows something we don't know. Mando at least has the benefit of being able to be episodic when it doesn't feel like pursuing any kind of plot, so it's easier to make content for than most SW properties.
His new show (I forget the name buts it's about a nun trying to fight an A.I.) is getting a lot of positive buzz. I'm skeptical,but his movie The Hunt was surprisingly watchable unlike most of his other work. He may have decided it's easier to run his own show rather than deal with the dysfunction at Lucasfilm.
