Star Wars Griefing Thread (SPOILERS) - Safety off

What type of moron writes that the person making safe money then goes into crime? Pablo, it's usually the other way around unless the dude from the very start was a scummy dude who already was committing illegal shit.

It'd have made more sense if the dude was a mobster (with an advisory role like a consigliere) that went straight when he managed to legalize his mob's activities (illegal gambling and weapons smuggling) after successfully defending his Don and getting him exonerated. He then made loads on semi-skeevy shit, namely hookers and blow. He goes to pot since he's not on the streets anymore and loves fried porgs too much to diet and just runs luxury bathhouses for the clients with mundane and odd tastes.

And this shit is only needed if you want to write a book about things on this planet to tell a good crime story. It's not to arbitrarily make shit up to pretend your soulless slop has depth. It's also not so you can avoid realizing that you need to make a product that is genuinely finished and not make up for it with these not-even band-aids.

I mean shit, Mike and Rich made fun of this shit when they did their Darth Vader video where Rich pulls ideas right from his ass on screen and makes up backstories that are horrifically on par with this.

No one cares about this ex-cathedra pigshit you're spouting from safely on your chair Pablo. The only people who do are the shill blogs you pay sub-minimum wage and people like us who want to see you flail about in panic that you might be icepick'ed by your corporate overlords in Disney for failing to follow the rules of woke acquisitions. Really shows how little you know or care about your own setting tbh.

I mean shit, I can put as much effort as you do:
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This is G'gorfo, the Fenozian chef of the famous restaurant on Canto Bight J'jonz. He specializes in making Gobloni, which is a Fenozian food similar to lasagna but has a neon green sauce and orange covering. He's grown fat over the years due to having an insatiable appetite for his own cooking, but by this point he's the most experienced chef there. He also moonlights as a bounty hunter who uses his fists and mastery of Devixian Wit to confuse and demoralize his targets with trite statements of irony. He's clearly evil because he works for J'jonz, a white man raised by the Fenozians, who are capitalist gluttons.

Did you ever see the Fan rewrite of the G'Gorfo stand-alone novel, where they removed all dialog and direct references to G'gorfo? Its really funny when you're seeing only half of a Devixian batte of Wits, its like everyone just randomly goes crazy, shouting at nothing, responding to psychotic delusions only they can see.

Definitely better than the original, which I thought it was really shitty the way they just had J'jonz fellow human terrorist cell member Namyl suddenly disappear after the first couple chapters with no explanation.
 

See them in the thumbnail.

...I wonder if this in fact means that in Disney canon, the First Order completely fucked over ET's home planet.

And Lucas is fucking crazy about that film, to the point Universal can't remove the outdated ride without him following through on his threat to never work with Universal again.
 
The Slave 1. Of all the things this bitch can steal from an old character, it had to be the one that belonged to two of them.

What the fuck even is this character at this point?
Disney is making her into a savior figure that will fix every mistake made by everyone else in Woke Wars because they were rewritten to be retards and her the ACTUAL chosen one.
In other words she's a bigger Mary Sue that even the Most Sue of Real EU look decent in comparison to this black hole
 
Disney is making her into a savior figure that will fix every mistake made by everyone else in Woke Wars because they were rewritten to be exceptional individuals and her the ACTUAL chosen one.
In other words she's a bigger Mary Sue that even the Most Sue of Real EU look decent in comparison to this black hole

I think more likely:

There was no 'chosen one'. The 'balance of the force' was a myth inserted by Sith into the Jedi Order.
 
...I wonder if this in fact means that in Disney canon, the First Order completely fucked over ET's home planet.

And Lucas is fucking crazy about that film, to the point Universal can't remove the outdated ride without him following through on his threat to never work with Universal again.

You mean Spielberg, not Lucas.

And they shouldn't remove the E.T. ride, it's a classic.
 
Did you ever see the Fan rewrite of the G'Gorfo stand-alone novel, where they removed all dialog and direct references to G'gorfo? Its really funny when you're seeing only half of a Devixian batte of Wits, its like everyone just randomly goes crazy, shouting at nothing, responding to psychotic delusions only they can see.

Definitely better than the original, which I thought it was really shitty the way they just had J'jonz fellow human terrorist cell member Namyl suddenly disappear after the first couple chapters with no explanation.
I think the Bhu'rke expansions really revitalized that franchise, even if it isn't exactly canon. G'gorfo's evolution into a ravenous entity that destroys all barriers to His will, a nightmare aware of his own ficticiousness and, despite his near infinite power over his own domain, the secret horror he nurtures in his twisted heart as he realizes that there will be creatures and barriers he will never surmount, and an upper limit to his power and understanding of the world is an avant-garde exploration of the idea of limitation. The bizarre and fractured nature of that narrative played well into G'gorfo's insanity and fear as he realized that despite his omnipotence over the realm he resides in, he is not omniscient, nor is he truly without limit. Ironic that the monster who devoured the Earth and rebuilt it in his own image was still chained down by the limits of being fictional, made all the worse by his fleeting awareness of both his horrible sins and the constant weight of his eternal failure to truly transcend bearing down upon him.
 
But that creates a network of other problems
Eh, more explanation. You gotta say that Anakin was a Sith weapon. They spent centuries scheming to create a vessel from the darkside, that could destroy the Jedi from within(sleeper agent).

The seeds are there already, something Lucas wanted to keep ambigious. Leave it to the viewer...

It's just running with it, instead of keeping it ambigious...
 
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Didn't Bucky come after Jaxxon? Weren't they created by the same guy or something? Anyway, it is odd, but not surprising by Disney standards. Since the first issues of the Marvel SW comics came out around 2015, the head editor or writer said he wanted to bring back Jaxxon above all else, but they didn't bring him back until 2018 when comic sales were in a major slump. As for whether or not Adventures isn't canon, I think that only refers to certain back-up stories like those "Wild Space" shorts featured at the end of all the comics now. Jaxxon also appeared in the horrible Forces of Destiny cartoon by Kennedy and a novel about Luke and Leia, so he is canon under Disney. Jaxxon even appeared in the comic book adaptation of TFA by Marvel which was written by Chuck Wendig in 2016. But the thing I find most odd about Disney canon is that Hondo the Pirate is literally in almost every new story, comic and cartoon that comes out, including GE. Like, how can the guy be everywhere and in every period of time all at once? Only one that comes close to him in appearances is Yellow Yoda who Disney even retconned into "appearing" in the The Phantom Menace via a wooden statue they claim that she gave to Anakin.
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It's even more convoluted than I ever could have imagined. Here's where Jason Aaron says he'd like to bring back the "bunny rabbit," although it seems to be a joke. (Why can't wikis ever fucking archive their sources?) Eh fuck it, I'm fine with more Jaxxon. But it makes the EU reboot seem even more laughable.

Oops Jaxxon did precede Bucky O'Hare. (Which preceded Jazz Jackrabbit.)

I looked it up and apparently Anakin only got the statue from a trader because Yellow Yoda was so famous. I was thinking that Yellow Yoda had better intuition than real Yoda and knew exactly which child to give a statue too. :stress:

Rhomby and Parallela's names are obviously based on Rhombus and Parallelogram... They're freaky humans with axolotl head fins, but the weirder bit is still to come. According to Pablo, they're actually from another Dimension. Seriously. You can travel in-between dimensions in Star Wars. That combined with the 18 galaxies from the Last Shot book, I think its safe to say why the galaxy feels so underpopulated. Everyone just up and left. So they're freaky girls from another dimension who are the only source of the best drink in the universe which can only be found in their dimension.

I thought the days of sci-fi writers using galaxy and solar system interchangeably were behind us but alas.
 
I think more likely:

There was no 'chosen one'. The 'balance of the force' was a myth inserted by Sith into the Jedi Order.
All i'll say is with how the previous movies keep trying to portray her as perfect so i wouldn't be surprised at all if they do that crazy shit
 
All i'll say is with how the previous movies keep trying to portray her as perfect so i wouldn't be surprised at all if they do that crazy shit
What I was getting to, Rey is another Anakin. Actually, a Vader replacement(or one of her parents). Before the emperor knew of Luke, he did his Sith alchemy on another bloodline. Then Luke came into play(leading to Sidious death), and that parallel family continued, oblivious...
 
OK, so... God damn it, Doctor Aphra continues to survive. I checked up on it (pirated, I'm not spending money on it) and... I'll give Simon Spurrier credit; he's found a surefire way to keep Vader from sabering the little bitch and kicking her out the nearest airlock. Namely, she derails a fairly legit attempt to assassinate the Emperor by disaffected elements within the Empire who don't like his 'rule by iron fist' tendencies.

Sigh. Well, hopefully they'll stop making Vader look stupid just to prop up Aphra (yeah, bring on the optimistic ratings...).
 
OK, so... God damn it, Doctor Aphra continues to survive. I checked up on it (pirated, I'm not spending money on it) and... I'll give Simon Spurrier credit; he's found a surefire way to keep Vader from sabering the little bitch and kicking her out the nearest airlock. Namely, she derails a fairly legit attempt to assassinate the Emperor by disaffected elements within the Empire who don't like his 'rule by iron fist' tendencies.

Sigh. Well, hopefully they'll stop making Vader look stupid just to prop up Aphra (yeah, bring on the optimistic ratings...).

As a palette cleanser, have you read the new Blade Runner comic? It's really good...
 
Galaxy's Edge employees are allowed to make up their own lore and canon as long as it does not retcon the Disney films (like claiming TFA and TLJ were just some drunk hobo's wet dream) and they don't claim to be related to a main character (like saying they're Rey or Luke's real father/cousin/etc). So they technically have the authority to make Islam canon, much like Coca-Cola. Although there's already an Islam substitute in Disney canon (two to be precise), the first being the "Order of the Sacred Circle" which also has a hijab (but is alien based) and the Brotherhood of Blissful Countenance from Rogue One (at least that's what Pablo Hidalgo calls them while in the movie themselves they had no name and were obviously muslim stand ins with more earth-like muslims walking about) which is a more obvious Islam stand-in and human-centric except they're "very peaceful and super spiritual" to the point where its members can use the Force... At least according to Pablo and concept art (with said art even showing them with the glyphs of the time anus).
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The name of their order and species comes from the old EU religious order called the Sisterhood of Beatific Countenance which was a female-only order who wore robes too but it was to conceal the sacred maps and scriptures tattooed on their skins from non-members while their "hoods" were just glorified breathing masks since members of the order were part of a near-human species called Lorrdians that couldn't breath regular air.

Disney's gender-neutral Brotherhood however wear hoods as a sign of their disapproval towards individuality as well as a taboo they have about showing flesh rather than because they have ancient secrets to hide on their skin since visible differences and genders are considered haram taboo too, so if you're female, you'd best hide it. Speaking is considered just as taboo as individuality, unless you're a male high priest, traits which Pablo seems to portray in a positive light... Instead of names they refer to each other by crazy screams according to Pablo. The "Brotherhood" has been making regular appearances throughout Disney media. Wouldn't be surprised if actual Islam becomes a thing next.
I don't know, but allowing randos in theme parks to literally make up shit and have that stick to actual Disney Star Wars canon sounds...absolutely retarded at best.

Is any of that Galaxy's Edge employee "lore and canon" actually written down? I feel like we're going to have a field day reading all kinds of glorified fanfiction.
 
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