Well, I prefer to disregard anything that happened in the books, partially because of things like this. Also Zombies.
Chewbaca died!?
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I did too a long time ago, it's sad but people need to understand that no one lives forever.Zach Steadman said:
Wow, Han stops talking to his own son because he blames him for a walking carpet's death? Look, I love Chewbaca. He's the most awesome thing ever. And I love Han too, because Harrison Ford as a young man is sooooo drool-worthy. But that's a jerk thing even for Han to do.
That's a great way to go out though. I doubt anything less could have taken Chewie out anyway.
That's a great way to go out though. I doubt anything less could have taken Chewie out anyway.
Yeah, R.A. Salvator wrote the book that he dies in, at the request of Lucas. Mr. Salvator has received death threats for it.
EU in my opinion is pretty mediocre entirely, I personally wouldn't consider any of it canon if I were the creator. But of course, Lucas has final say. And surely he wouldn't make a monumental mistake with his own franchise right?
That last bit was sarcasm.
Anyway, most of the books were pretty meh. There were a few really great books, but most of the EU is just pulp used to pander to the devout star wars fanatics.
The only stories I'd consider above average was Timothy Zahn's trilogy covering Grand Admiral Thrawn's nearly succesful attempt to topple the New Republic. Some of the best writing of all the star wars books, and managed to keep most of the characters true to what we saw in the films, where as other books bastardize them so badly all we recognize at the end is their names. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who wants to read some really damn good fan fiction.
That last bit was sarcasm.
Anyway, most of the books were pretty meh. There were a few really great books, but most of the EU is just pulp used to pander to the devout star wars fanatics.
The only stories I'd consider above average was Timothy Zahn's trilogy covering Grand Admiral Thrawn's nearly succesful attempt to topple the New Republic. Some of the best writing of all the star wars books, and managed to keep most of the characters true to what we saw in the films, where as other books bastardize them so badly all we recognize at the end is their names. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who wants to read some really damn good fan fiction.
WHAT!?! Hans a fucking dick! Yeah, I learnt this a while ago, it made me depressed.The Austin said:
No... oh please no ._. ... imagine if he turns into a ghost nd starts to haunt people eh?! *shivers*
They are, as far as I know. It happens in the first "New Jedi Order" book Vector Prime by R.A. Salvatore. I was upset when I first read it, but then I realized that he had to die eventually, and death-by-moon is about as epic a way as you can go.joshuaayt said:
