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6/15/2025, 4:04:36 PM
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>You call the EUniverse a "canon" but call the Disney-verse a "fanfic".
There are multiple canons.
1) George Lucas canon: comprised of episodes I-VI, The Clone Wars theatrical movie and series, Underworld live-action show scripts, and George's ST treatments. This is the main canon. The canon of creator of Star Wars. The most important canon. Authorial.
2)EU-universe canon. It is canon to itself, but not canon to George Lucas. It is, essentially, licensed fanfiction.
3)Disney canon. Nuff said. Licensed fanfiction, same as EU. Canon to itself. Not canon to anything else.
>Is there a difference besides how much you like them?
No. They are both licensed fanfiction. Anything not created and produced by George Lucas—the creator of Star Wars—is fanfiction. By definition.
> Also, what makes TCW proper canon when it's extended universe material like any of the books or games?
It was never extended universe. It is proper canon, because it is created and produced by George Lucas, it is a part of his world of cinematic Star Wars. Both of those statements were made clear by Lucas numerous times.
>You call the EUniverse a "canon" but call the Disney-verse a "fanfic".
There are multiple canons.
1) George Lucas canon: comprised of episodes I-VI, The Clone Wars theatrical movie and series, Underworld live-action show scripts, and George's ST treatments. This is the main canon. The canon of creator of Star Wars. The most important canon. Authorial.
2)EU-universe canon. It is canon to itself, but not canon to George Lucas. It is, essentially, licensed fanfiction.
3)Disney canon. Nuff said. Licensed fanfiction, same as EU. Canon to itself. Not canon to anything else.
>Is there a difference besides how much you like them?
No. They are both licensed fanfiction. Anything not created and produced by George Lucas—the creator of Star Wars—is fanfiction. By definition.
> Also, what makes TCW proper canon when it's extended universe material like any of the books or games?
It was never extended universe. It is proper canon, because it is created and produced by George Lucas, it is a part of his world of cinematic Star Wars. Both of those statements were made clear by Lucas numerous times.
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