Disney/Lucasfilm, EpVII coming Dec. 2015, post-RotJ EU non-canon

[Waifu]

Disney bought Lucasfilm, Lucasfilm and Pixar are back together again and ther eis going to be more Star Waars movies? I am confused  ....and afraid.   

[Quickman]

As my previous posts have shown, I share your fear.  As does the majority of SW fans. 

[Protoman Blues]

The Clone Wars
The first fallout of Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm will be felt at Cartoon Network. The Clone Wars will probably be leaving Cartoon Network at the end of the season, for a move to Disney , Disney's boy-oriented cable channel. Though nothing is finalized, Cartoon Network's contract is reportedly only through the end of the 2013 season and Disney is chock full of shows from Disney's recent purchase, Marvel. [The Hollywood Reporter]

Now this I expected!

[Mirby]

Personally, I'm indifferent about this, and won't make any judgments on Episode VII until we get some more concrete details.

However, I'm already getting annoyed at people who say STAR WARS IN KINGDOM HEARTS NAO?

[Gaia]

This is how I see it:

*Minnie looks up, sees death star I*

Minnie: Awww [parasitic bomb]. Chip. Dale. Call Sora. IMMEDIATELY!

And then we start the game at disney castle ([tornado fang]ing FINALLY!) with the death star I hovering above Mickey's homeworld. Later THEN starts Episode VI, when Sora finds R2-D2 and teams with Luke. Proceed to the unwinnable Tusken Raider bossfight.

The bright side? More options for party members akin to Lunar: You got three on the feild, and three other members in the reserve (since you got Han, Chewie, Leia and the droids). This was my gripe for the previous installments as whenever I entered Agrabah or somewhere, one of my party members is forcibly replaced temporarily for the plot. Otherwise it's up to the gamedev for KHIII.

[Police Girl]

Sonic Retro did it too, and so will I, this seems to be the best place to put it after all.

It appears Disney might be setting its sights on Hasbro.

[Quickman]

This only makes sense because Hasbro had held the Star Wars license for years.  They bought Kenner, who held the license before them, and if Disney bought Hasbro, then they would get more money from the merchandise that Hasbro sells, and Disney will license their characters to Hasbro.  It will certainly be a game changer in the roles of the Big 2 toy companies (Hasbro and Mattel).

Though, until the story breaks on Wookieepedia and TFN, I'm not believing a word of it.

[Police Girl]

Most people are more concerned about what will happen to the Hub.

Chances are if they do buy Hasbro then the hub will be no more.

[Joseph Collins]

O_O  Nyyyaaauuughhojdasiojfasf *froths and raves incoherently for a while*

[Quickman]

Oh, now it's been mentioned on Wookieepedia's IRC, but that's it.  

   <Jangio>   Might as well give your company to Disney since apparently they want to buy out Hasbro too. 9_9

[Police Girl]

O_O  Nyyyaaauuughhojdasiojfasf *froths and raves incoherently for a while*

seriously

is THAT [tornado fang]ing show really such a big loss?

no
its not

there are more important things in this world.
besides, wouldn't you rather have THAT show end in its so-called "prime".
You could always buy the DVD's when they come out.

But this is not about that, this is about Disney slowly starting to envelop everything.

[Quickman]

I've already said it on page one, but I will reiterate.

Disney will reorganize the Republic into the FIRST GALACTIC EMPIRE!

[Joseph Collins]

[brony hate or something, I don't know, I didn't read past the first two lines]

The Aquabats! Super Show!, [chameleon sting]er!  Watch it, learn it, love it.

Also, Dan Vs..

Also-also, Happy Days and ALF.  And sometimes Batman.  Of both the animated variety and the Adam West variety.

Also-also-also, well... most everything else on there, really.

Off-topic: Gotta love it when you go to post a reply and the server goes down.

[Archer]

sounds like crap bro

[Quickman]

Off-topic: Gotta love it when you go to post a reply and the server goes down.

Indeed.  Isn't it wonderful?

[Mirby]

Indeed.  Isn't it wonderful?

This server has failed me for the LAST TIME

[Police Girl]

The Aquabats! Super Show!, [chameleon sting]er!  Watch it, learn it, love it.

Its online, right? Also, again, shows in their prime.

Also, Dan Vs..

Eh, never heard of it.

Also-also, Happy Days and ALF.  And sometimes Batman.  Of both the animated variety and the Adam West variety.

Those can find homes on different networks too you know.

Also-also-also, well... most everything else on there, really.

If this does go through, I have no doubts that the shows that are targeted towards Boys (The aforementioned Dan vs., Transformers Prime, etc.) Will make a transfer to Disney XD unharmed. Everything else that's meant for girls and watched by neckbeards. will either go away or just get put on whatever network replaces the Hub.

[Quickman]

This server has failed me for the LAST TIME

Force Choke it.

[Mirby]

somehow i think that would do more harm than good

[Protoman Blues]

Most people are more concerned about what will happen to the Hub.

Chances are if they do buy Hasbro then the hub will be no more.

They'll probably keep it. More channels means double the ads and profit.

[Police Girl]

They'll probably keep it. More channels means double the ads and profit.

I never said they would get rid of the channel.

What I meant was they would rebrand it, change it into a Disney branded network.

[Protoman Blues]

Possibly, but if they keep the same shows then it won't really matter.

If anything, since the Hub loves nostalgia, they can bring back the Disney Afternoon.

[Mirby]

Possibly, but if they keep the same shows then it won't really matter.

If anything, since the Hub loves nostalgia, they can bring back the Disney Afternoon.

let's get dangerous

[Quickman]

I fully endorse this.

[Joseph Collins]

I second it, but I doubt sincerely that Disney is that smart.

They killed Toon Disney, after all.  And most of the interesting programming on Disney XD. (Which was all of one show for me: Static Shock.  Then again, that may have been AOL-Time Warner's fault.)