Looks good, BUT doesn't Cartoon Network own the rights to the SW cartoon series?
Star Wars: Rebels - First Trailer
Started by Zinix, May 04 2014 03:36 PM
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 03:36 PM
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 03:44 PM
Looks good, BUT doesn't Cartoon Network own the rights to the SW cartoon series?
Disney owns Star Wars
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 04:50 PM
Despite all the hate I'm seeing for this, I for one enjoy it's look. I like the idea, the setting, etc. My only big complaint is stuff along the "all Jedi are dead" rule, but that can be explained away with a handwave by using Ashoka, Obi-wan, and Yoda as an example.
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 05:27 PM
General Kota is another example. Using civilians and private armies instead of clones. Anyway, my thoughts. I trusted Dave Filoni since the beginning, as it was him that made TCW such an important and awesome part of my childhood. Heck, it's been something of a religion for me the past several years. However, I wasn't so sure about the lighter and more cartoony feel. Looks like it'll work according to this trailer. My biggest concerns now are what looks like single episodes instead of arcs, and revealing Kanaan to be a Jedi so soon. It takes away from the rogue, cowboy, survivor character.Despite all the hate I'm seeing for this, I for one enjoy it's look. I like the idea, the setting, etc. My only big complaint is stuff along the "all Jedi are dead" rule, but that can be explained away with a handwave by using Ashoka, Obi-wan, and Yoda as an example.
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 05:35 PM
General Kota is another example. Using civilians and private armies instead of clones. Anyway, my thoughts. I trusted Dave Filoni since the beginning, as it was him that made TCW such an important and awesome part of my childhood. Heck, it's been something of a religion for me the past several years. However, I wasn't so sure about the lighter and more cartoony feel. Looks like it'll work according to this trailer. My biggest concerns now are what looks like single episodes instead of arcs, and revealing Kanaan to be a Jedi so soon. It takes away from the rogue, cowboy, survivor character.
Eh, being fair, they could be just showing us images from the first episode. Clone wars had an episodic pilot.
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 08:59 PM
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