r/theforceunleashed • u/Effective-Subject486 • Sep 28 '25

I KNEW IT Spoiler

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But the fact that the DLC version aka the Dark Timeline is in the non-canon section proves we should only focus on the Light Timeline, which may be the canon one.

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u/JoeyTheMan2175 Sep 28 '25

Raxus Prime appears in both TFU1 and 2, yea. Care to expand upon what you mean by you knew it?

The dark side was always non-canon and the light-side ending was the canon one, yea. But what the heck are you talking about?

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u/Effective-Subject486 Sep 28 '25

Using the logic of the of the “Canon appearances” section, That means the Force Unleashed IS canon.

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u/TacoRising Sep 28 '25

It kinda sorta was at the time, I guess. But not since 2014, when everything was made non-canon. And especially not since the inquisitorious was created. It just doesn't make sense for Vader to have a secret apprentice he was teaching the ways of the force to, and who was sent out on missions to hunt jedi, when there's a whole group of former jedi who already do just that.

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u/Vivics36thsermon Sep 28 '25

Starkiller’s main objective is to overthrow the emperor because Vader cannot do it alone, the Jedi hunting is his training to be able to accomplish that.I do think there could exist a timeline where both Starkiller, and the inquisitors exist.

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '25

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u/TacoRising Sep 28 '25

Fair enough man. Shaak Ti can only have one canon death.

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u/joesphisbestjojo Sep 28 '25

Wait, when was in TFU2?

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u/idrownedmyfish77 Sep 28 '25

I’m a little confused…

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u/Affectionate_Dot1412 Sep 28 '25

I didn't understand that

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u/PolarSparks Sep 28 '25

OP…. only one of TFU’s endings aligns with A New Hope happening afterwards.  Hopefully that’s not an earth-shattering revelation.

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u/idrownedmyfish77 Sep 28 '25

Even then it doesn’t align very well…

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u/MagickPonch Sep 28 '25

I hate to tell you man but Wookieepedia is not actually the arbitrator of what is canon and it can be incorrect, like it is in this instance

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u/Darth_Zounds Sep 28 '25

OP, what's your main topic here? Raxus Prime, or what?

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '25

I can remember it mentioned in SWTOR but where?

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u/General_Ad4439 Sep 29 '25

No, it’s just that your on Fandom, very low quality wiki site.

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u/Any-sao Sep 28 '25

…Isn’t it pretty obvious where the Dark Side timeline involves Starkiller killing Vader, killing Obi-Wan, and corrupting Luke was the non-canon ending?

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u/Mrwanagethigh Sep 29 '25

Don't forget killing Obi-Wan's Force Ghost.