Full Premiere Fan Q&A Video coming today

We'll see...

So what. They can't change what was established in the TV shows and previous movies. They can't go against some of the core lore George Lucas established.

They already changed so much from legends...

Nope. Modern-day Lucasfilm can't retcon such an integral part of the story.

We will still see.

Jesus Christ man. What I'm stating are non disputable facts. George Lucas Commentary track on DVD release of Revenge of the Sith: "There is good in him (Anakin). And that will bring balance to the Force. He needs to get rid of the Sith and bring balance to the Force." In The Clone Wars the force priestesses, literal representatives of the force itself, say: "He is to teach one that will save the universe from a great imbalance." ―Serenity, concerning Yoda's future training of Luke Skywalker

We'll see what happens in Star Wars: Episode IX. Honestly, I don't understand how killing the sith brings balance to the force. Balance means equal. Bringing balance to the force should mean the light and dark sides of the force joining together, becoming one, or at least becoming equal. And that quote from rotj, it may be wrong. What was said in the novel is just what it ment from the jedi's point of view. I am sorry, but you are wrong.

It's absolute canon, since it was Lucas' intention and qualifies as G-canon. Even in Disney era content this is the case. In the Junior ROTJ novelization we learn: "In the end, Anakin did what no Jedi—not Luke, not Obi-Wan, not even Yoda—could do. In killing his master—the mighty Sith Lord Darth Sidious, known to the galaxy as Emperor Palpatine—Anakin fulfilled his destiny and restored balance to the Force. And so, though the galaxy will not honor him…Luke will."

That is only what George Lucas said. Not what disney said.

Hey man, so I recently sent an email, but since you have 1150 waiting in your inbox I just wanted to get straight to the point. In the email I obviously praised your film, but also suggested a video topic: balance of the force. Many people misinterpret it and frankly it's quite infuriating. Here's a short explanation if you're interested; <a href="https://qr.ae/TUt3VJ" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://qr.ae/TUt3VJ</a>

Am looking forward to it!

James Fish