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Boyon Boyga revealed what he would do if he controls the trilogy of the "Starwells War" sequel.

Boega, who played Stormtrooper-Preductive Heroj Finn in The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and "The Rise of Skywalker", expressed his wrong things by handling Disney trilogy in the past. Now, he has revealed how he will change the story in a galaxy, far, away.

"If I was a producer of the" Starwells War "from the beginning, you would have had a completely different thing," Bogga said in response to the question of Florida Supercon fans (through Pop). First and foremost, he would not kill Jan Solo and Luke Skywalker. Here's what he had to say about it:

"It would be crazy. First of all, we don't get rid of Jan Solo, Luke Skywalker, all these people. We don't.

"The Last EDI" has sparked fierce debate and controversy among the random When he hit the theaters in 2017. Much of it had to do with Luke's characterization of Mark Hamil, who was largely isolated on Ahh-Do. Harrison Ford's Jan Solo died in the third act of Force Awakens, meaning he never united on the Luke's screen. Boega will approach the legacy of the characters differently, it seems.

Speaking further, it seemed that Boega addressed Mary Sue's accusations against Daisy Ridley. Certain fans believed that she was overpowered and too quickly raised her EDI forces. Until the Bogga named it directly, he pointed out that the newer characters should not be so powerful than the jump.

"Our new characters will not be covered (superior) in these films. They will not grab things and know what to do. No. You have to fight like any other character in this franchise. I would do it."

Whether the specific things that Bojaga is trying to solve are issues in the mind of every viewer, it is difficult to claim that the sequel trilogy has faced serious criticism. Even Hamil appeared with Luke's story in "The Last Edice" Before they eventually return these comments. The bigger question is that Very loud, a toxic minority of "Starwell Wars" fans began to dominate the conversation through the internet. It all became very ugly on points.

In any case, there are certainly a lot of fans who would buy what the battle sells - that doesn't stop there. The actor continued his terrain, saying he would withdraw from other material, including the era of the "old republic" and even video games "Force Released":

"I would look at the stories of the old republic and see what we can add to the continuation of it. I would definitely like to see the strength of released stories there. I would try to expand the universe to the Starwells war as much as possible, while respecting the orbus. If we expand it.

"But Luke Skywalker would not disappear on a rock," Bogga added. "Hell not. Standing there and he is, how, projector? I would like to give those characters more."

I am certainly not here to open a debate on whether these ideas are good or bad. It is only interesting that someone so close to the movies is now so loud about how, according to him, Disney and Lucasfilm missed the ball. It is a rich discussion avenue because the next era of "Starwalks War" is almost on us.

Next year will see the announcement of "Mandalorian & Grogu", which adapts the TV -Show Disney+ for the big screen. Then we got the "Starvali War: Starfighter" starring Ryan Gosling, who is currently in production for 2027. That film will be held in a new era, approximately five years after the "rise of Skywalker".

You can grab "Starwells War: Complete Saga" on Blu-Ray from Amazon.