ebmar 893 Posted September 24, 2018 Greetings, fellow Jedi! As far as I know, the Star Wars franchise is in loss now. And far as I know too, in economics- to save a company from collapsing, a merger [in this case is the Universe, or could be more specific- storyline merging] is necessary in this kind of situation. So, what do you think if Star Wars Universe merged either with Marvel Universe, DC Universe, or even the Alien Universe Timeline? I'd personally love to see the SWU merged with the Alien Universe Timeline. Maybe, if SW wants to get serious, AUT would be the best choice. Again, only a matter of personal preferences. Feel free to discuss; I'd love to hear what you folks think and have to say on this matter. Or maybe someone can provide me with some references if there are actually this kind of ideas in the Star Wars: Expanded Universe? Many thanks for considering this, and may the Force be with You all! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liserg 10 Posted September 24, 2018 Quote So, what do you think if Star Wars Universe merged either with Marvel Universe, DC Universe, or even the Alien Universe Timeline? Each of the Universes listed by you, has its own unique style and it is by no means a fact, that when you unite the universes, something new and interesting will be born. Quote Maybe, if SW wants to get serious It's not in the Universe, in my opinion, the SW is more than self-sufficient, but that Disney does not have an interesting idea, as George Lucas had it, to captivate the viewer. 1 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ebmar 893 Posted September 24, 2018 2 minutes ago, Liserg said: ....that when you unite the universes, something new and interesting will be born. Yes, that was what's coming on my mind. I just kind of think maybe it's about time [particularly with the SW Universe] the battle was not about the Sith vs the Jedi and/or the First Order vs Rebel Alliance, but maybe they all unite vs mass of battle droids or aliens lol. I'm quite new with Star Wars thing, pardon my liberty. Quote It's not in the Universe, in my opinion, the SW is more than self-sufficient, but that Disney does not have an interesting idea, as George Lucas had it, to captivate the viewer. Yup, I believe that. So sad that we kind of lost some brilliant minds such as Stanley Kubrick and George Lucas in the industry; that dare to take the risks. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
