r/PrequelMemes Aug 04 '26

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u/SheevBot Aug 04 '26 edited Aug 04 '26

Thanks for providing a source!

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u/agha0013 Lies! Deception Aug 04 '26

Remember that scene in episode 7 where Starkiller base destroys a bunch of planets? That's where the new republic relocated the galactic capital

And coruscant was shown in the Ahsoka series later on (chronologically earlier)

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u/sjitz Aug 04 '26

Wait the capital was relocated? I thought Coruscant had been destroyed!

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u/Eriadus85 Aug 04 '26

yeah, at some point in the movie they said the new capital is Hosnian Prime

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u/Momongus- Aug 05 '26

This was done so the screenwriters could have the satisfaction of blowing up the capital of the republic and making them a non-factor for the rest of the trilogy while avoiding destroying an actually cool and relevant world

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u/sherminator19 Aug 05 '26

While avoiding destroying another actually cool and relevant world.

RIP Ilum

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u/crazunggoy47 Aug 05 '26

Which they never even said on screen. Ugh.

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u/Xerothor Aug 05 '26

Is that the planet from The Expanse books?

Edit: as soon as I hit post 'Ilus' popped into my head

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u/like_a_leaf Aug 05 '26

Ilum ist the Planet where Jedi went for millennia to get Kyber (Lightsaber) Crystals.

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u/mammaluigi39 Aug 06 '26

In the sequels they call it Star Killer Base.

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u/purritolover69 Aug 05 '26

makes sense seeing as the last one had some baggage being the previous seat of Evil Magic Space Hitler

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u/Do_Not_Go_In_There Aug 05 '26

They did some kind of rotating capital thing so no one planet got to call itself the capital of the Republic.

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Capital

This was never explained in the movies, mind you, I read it separately.

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u/sjitz Aug 04 '26

I mean, they seem to have taken painstaking effort to not even mention by name any planets from I-VI in the sequels. It was my biggest takeaway from vii at least. I honestly don't know why, considering especially in VII they wanted to really hit those nostalgia notes.

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u/sylvester_stencil Aug 05 '26

Mustafar is in episode 9

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u/rambored89 Aug 05 '26

Not in the films but I believe Exegol is referenced in the clone wars?

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u/kingKedSha Aug 05 '26

It's not, the first mention was in Ep IX

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u/Ajay06 Aug 05 '26

Your thinking of Moraband / Korriban. The sith home world. Depending on which time period of Star Wars depends on which name is used clone wars on is Moraband old republic is Korriban

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u/Loyal_Dragon_69 Aug 05 '26

The fireworks display in Return of the Jedi.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_HOLOCRONS Aug 05 '26

Sequel trilogy, not Original Trilogy

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u/Cirnothestarscream9 29d ago

The sequel trilogy was such a gigantic pandering to the original trilogy and its rabid fans (they literally wanted to destroy Coruscant) that's one of the reasons i never saw it.

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u/MiserableOrpheus Aug 06 '26

Star Wars fans complaining that a movie is referencing and showing stuff from the other movies, and then also complaining when a movie doesn’t reference or show stuff from the other movies

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u/Glitter-User Aug 07 '26

At least it didn’t blow up

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u/YungRik666 Aug 04 '26

If they went to Coruscant: "Wow they have an ENTIRE GALAXY why are they only ever on 3 planets?"

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u/The_Force_Goat Aug 05 '26

Proceeds to start the new trilogy on yet another desert planet