It is a fact. Quite Star Wars fans hate the new Disney trilogy that started with The Force Awakens and was followed by The Last Jedi and Skywalker’s rise. The end of the Skywalker saga generated quite a lot of hatred after its launch last December, which in all honesty seems like it was a millennium ago. Now, a new wild rumor, which is unsubstantiated, has begun to circulate. Although many do not believe what is said, the person who brought this news had solid information about Skywalker’s rise projection test and the awkward end story.
A YouTuber known as Doomcock is back. He brought news of doomed evidence screenings for The Rise of Skywaker. Now he claims that Disney is ready to throw away its sequel trilogy and erase it from the current canon. This will be good news for many, although all three films in question, directed by JJ Abrams and Rian Johnson, have their fans.
Doomcock is ‘speculating’ that The awakening of the force, The Last Jedi, and Skywalker’s rise all will be removed, and this reboot was hinted at in the final movie, when Rey confronts Dark Rey in the rubble of the second Death Star. There seems to be no truth to these ideas, although it has not stopped. Star Wars Fans disappointed with Disney’s handling of the franchise salivating over the possibilities. Doomcock’s video on the subject has garnered quite a bit of attention and attention since its original release last week.
The idea of erasing The awakening of the force and its aftermath of the stream Star Wars Canon comes from a thread of history in Star Wars rebels, the popular animated series that aired on the Disney XD channel. Doomcock says this.
“In season 4 episode 13 titled ‘A World Between Worlds’, the concept of the veil of force was introduced, a mystical dimension of force that connects all time and space. I have received confirmation from two additional sources that they claim This is perfect: that LucasFilm realizes they have a big problem on their hands, that the Star Wars franchise is almost dead, and despite Kathleen Kennedy’s hatred for this idea, Lucasfilm is gearing up to make the trilogy Sequel is null. “
Doomcock had previously pontificate in a ‘civil’ war raging between Star Wars creator George Lucas and Lucasfilm chief Kathleen Kennedy. Now, Doomcock claims that the sequel trilogy “will be removed from the canon, isolated on its own alternate timeline and considered a similar installment to Elseworlds under the Star Wars Legends label.”
The theory goes on to state that the new Star Wars the films will take place within a Star Wars Doomcock’s multiverse then declares that “a massive reboot will hit the Star Wars universe.” He also believes that the key to this reboot lies in the controversial resurrection of Emperor Palpatine.
“Emperor Palpatine had a room in the second Death Star called The Room of Mirrors. The mirrors were created by The Emperor before the Death Star through the Dark Side using ancient Sith rituals. These mirrors linked to the Veil The Force served many purposes. Using them, Palpatine could manipulate the Force in many ways to advance his goals. Han doesn’t stupidly walk on a lightsaber, Leia doesn’t fly like Mary Poppins through space, Luke has nothing of what escape and consume no green milk, and I am informed that there will be no amazing ‘Wonder King’ as he was born after the Emperor’s death. “
While a large faction of the Star Wars Fans would love for the franchise to restart, with the Rey trilogy dumped in the dustbin of history, many on social media call this nothing more than a big dumb rumor. And it should be taken as such until Disney and / or Lucasfilm sprinkle a little on the situation.
There has long been a request on change.org for this sequel trilogy to be removed from the official canon. He garnered 116,794 followers, but no one from Disney has publicly acknowledged him. There is no current word when the next Star Wars The film will hit theaters. All we know is that Taika Waititi is working on a new movie, although no details have been released yet.
Topics: Star Wars, Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, Star Wars 9
