Star Wars - Combined Timeline
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I made a Visions timeline of my own
945: Sith
945: Journey to the Dark Head
1545: The Elder
1958: Aau's Song
1966: The Bandits of Golak
1967: The Village Bride
1969: Tatooine Rhapsody
1970: In the Stars
1970: The Pit
1971: Lop and Ochō
1973: T0B1
1980: The Spy Dancer
1998: I Am Your Mother
2012: The Twins
2012: The Ninth Jedi
2021: Akakiri
2023: Screechers Reach
2178: The Duel
945: Sith
945: Journey to the Dark Head
1545: The Elder
1958: Aau's Song
1966: The Bandits of Golak
1967: The Village Bride
1969: Tatooine Rhapsody
1970: In the Stars
1970: The Pit
1971: Lop and Ochō
1973: T0B1
1980: The Spy Dancer
1998: I Am Your Mother
2012: The Twins
2012: The Ninth Jedi
2021: Akakiri
2023: Screechers Reach
2178: The Duel
Why have you put this one so late?
Personal preference, but I'm not agreeing that it's set this late in the timeline solely to reconcile the B-Wing Design
Also, could you add BBY/ABY dates? It's freakin confusing, because I use a different date conversion in my personal Star Wars Timeline (0 BBY/BY/ABY = 2004)
From my own document (gathered 11 evidences. Granted, this is more a quickly written draft):
Granted, that's a bit sloppy on my part
HoloNet News only mentions his intention to fund such a mission. In Grebleips' next HoloNet News mention, 3 years later, he's arrested by Imperial Intelligence, charged with conspiracy and treason.
True, I'm aware of that, but as we see the expedition taking place in E.T., I think we can assume that he actually did fund it, there's no reason / evidence to believe otherwise. That's just my take though. Bit sloppy wording in my document, it's a bit hastily written
That could be millenia later. The general Star Wars timeframe is an imprecise "long time ago".
Also, the existence of Yoda Halloween costumes, and Lando and Boba Fett toys make it a stretch to believe that the Star Wars movies are happening concurrently with E.T.
I'll give you that. For my personal timeline, I use this as that is the only concrete mention of E.T., so there is no reason to believe that it occurs way way later. Until proven otherwise, I'll stick with that.
I reconcile that by using the Star Trek mention in The Whills Strike Back (yep, it's a stretch). The long time ago is from the Whills' perspective, and if they live after the events of Star Trek, then 2004 is definetly a long time ago. And yes, Star Trek could just be a fictional franchise thar one Whill was aware of, but eh, I think it's more fun like that. Also, I think it would be kinda cool if the Whills lived in the 33rd century, as that was Lucas' original plan for the Star Wars Timeframe
Yeah, agreed, but I mean Yoda's species existed a long time before the events of E.T.
Don't have a good explanation, but it's not a huuge problem
Again, all of this is more my headcanon. And besides, after a lot of research, I think this works way better than using the date conversion gathered by Into the Great Unknown, a definetly non-canonical Story. And there are no other conversions that I've found that work better ^^
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"A long time ago" doesn't have to be thousands of years ago. I don't think it's far-fetched that Earth just happened to also make a Star Wars franchise, then E.T. recognises the kid in the Yoda mask so, to some extent, there has to be some alien species that looks like that. The E.T. aliens were also seen in the galactic republic, and both movies are composed by John Williams, who put a Star Wars motif in the scene with the Yoda mask, which they would've needed the rights from George Lucas, so it isn't prevented by legal issues
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Curious, but are you also gonna include adaptations for the movies (IE: Novels, Comics, Video Games)?
Their wasn't a date on the wiki for both so I just put the release year
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I'm conflicted, but probably yes, thanks to the force unleashed.
