Agreed. Dave is the bigger the problem and the source of the current state of the Galaxy, but fuckin what? This retard gave his OC credit for a concept he didn't even come up with? That's weapons grade autism.
That's how Dave has always been. He's that glue-eating kid on Deviantart who scoops up "rad" and "kewl" traits from other media he likes and tacks them onto his Sonic OC.
Oh, what's that, there's an anime called
Princess Mononoke with a girl riding wolves? Not only is Ahsoka going to ride a wolf at some point, but she's going to have the same eye make-up as Mononoke. Oh, what's that, a guy holding a lightsaber in reverse grip named Starkiller is picking up popularity? Filoni gives that to Ahsoka just before she debuts in the show. Oh, what's that, Starkiller's back in a sequel game, and has TWO reverse grip lightsabers? Better give that to Ahsoka for her post-timeskip appearance. Oh, you think Gandalf's cool? Now, Ahsoka wears his garb, staff and all, and is revived to fulfill some "greater purpose" just like Gandalf the White did (something he foreshadowed by
literally drawing Gandalf and Ahsoka together and then posting the drawing on social media).
This guy's like the Ken Penders of Star Wars. His destructive creative impulses know no bounds, and are often rooted in him shamelessly lifting elements from other media not to say something new with old ideas (like George Lucas did with his films), but to say absolutely nothing meaningful and merely compensate for him being a woefully unoriginal and derivative loser hack.
Just how checked out was George to let this kinda shit slide? Or was he too busy trying to tard wrangle Dave on other shit like "No Dave, Plo needs to die because that's how it is in the pictures. Also you need to kill your darlings. Ahsoka needs to die at some point".
At the start of the show, roughly for the first two seasons, George was largely invested in the technological aspects of the show. That's why most of the interviews with him around that period are him going into detail about how he wants to push boundaries of technology used for syndicated animated television, citing everything from
Akira to
ThunderBirds, and saying virtually nothing about the story or characters, because that's not where his interest was.
Going forward from there, his involvement in all major SW projects, including TCW, dwindled immensely.