The new star war movie may finally answer the question of fans for decades

by Chris Senelgov
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Fans’ interest is a building in the upcoming Star Wars movie StarfighterStarring Ryan Gosling and falling after about five years Skywalker ascending. Recently, director Sean Levy confirmed that the film will be filmed partially in the Mediterranean Sea, an area that was previously used to photograph Nabo in the foreground.

I am excited about that Starfighter It may characterize NABOO in a complementary era because it may answer a question that I had two decades ago: How does the inhabitants of this planet feel that it will become a ruthless emperor at the head of an endless empire?

Part of what makes this provocative question is that we have only seen glimpses about what Nabu had yet Revenge from Seth. For example, we know who Andor Luthen Rael conducted rebel attacks on this planet, and we know from the end Jaidi’s return (At least, the special version) that Nabu’s residents publicly celebrated the death of the emperor.

But this celebration may have been from only a small minority of people: after all, the ancient stars war (which has been amended since then) was determined that it was a small group of sympathizers with the rebels that brought down a lattin statue on Corrosant and that most of this imperial house is still loyal to the empire after the death of the worker. Luithn’s attacks, although they are important to his personal development as a rebel leader, do not necessarily indicate widespread opposition against Balbatin on Nabo after he became emperor.

You may expect the ordinary resident in Nabu to hate the two blocks, especially since the former Queen, the beloved of Amdala, actually died in his attempt to unite power. But there is an interesting paradox in Star Wars Canon: Although Palpatine did not care about the planet (he prepared the process: Cinder to make it unbalanced, which was almost after his death), Nabu flourished in general during his reign as an emperor. If the ordinary resident is somewhat similar to the average American, then they may not worry much about the policy of the two bars as long as they were happy and prosperous during his rule.

How, despite this, Nabo felt towards the two strat Power awakens? Sufficiently, our only real information about this comes from the children’s book: Star Wars: Skywalker: Young Novel. According to the book, the Nabo residents rose against the first rank after Rai defeated the Batin in the Battle of ExeGol.

This event (although the described in a loose manner) is Canon until a movie or TV show will tell us otherwise. if Starfighter Returns to Naboo, we hope the movie will tell us more of this uprising before Skywalker ascending. Also, given how confidentiality is (using the Lord Snoke as the cloned CatsPaw and everyone), I would like to know if the ordinary resident has any idea that Palpatine was running the offer.

Can sudden appearance appear and subsequent death of an old Senate member is what motivated Napo to suddenly upgrade against the first degree? If most of the planet was carrying a grudge against a man for decades, especially after his local military forces were replaced by his imperial forces? Or was the average resident fat and happy under the ruling of the two blocks, and perhaps they only fought the first degree after these fascists tried to bomb the entire new republic?

As is the case that I thought about a little more than 20 years ago: whether the planet Nabu is considered a hero or evil after events Revenge from Seth. It is a question Starfighter It may only be answered if it ends with the clarification of this iconic planet. Otherwise, the question will not be answered, which means that the fatwa between George Lucas Paraukil and the continuation of Disney will only grow on a larger scale, which may destroy Vandum by mostly alive. AndorAnd the horizon, and a lot of hope.