8010 (33 ABY) to 8012 (35 ABY)
Continuity & Analysis

Star Wars - Resistance (2018-2020) [S1-2]
Poe and BB-8 assign Kaz to the Colossus, where he meets a cast of colorful new aliens, droids and creatures.
While undercover to spy on the growing threat of the First Order, Kaz works as a mechanic and lives with Poe's
old friend Yeager - a veteran pilot who operates a starship repair shop run by his crew:
Tam, Neeku and a battered old astromech called Bucket.




CONTINUITY
Resistance is an enjoyable Dave Filoni show, which is set in the alternate universe of the Disney Sequel films.



This show does not contain serious continuity issues, however it is connected to the Disney Sequel material too closely
to be considered canon. It is possible this show does take place in the future of the same universe as the canon SW
material, however it was designed to intersect with the Disney Sequels, and thus must take place in whatever
alternate reality they take place in. This show is non-canon by association, as explained in the Disney Sequels article:
Disney Sequel Trilogy


Attempting to extract continuity information from this show would be pointless, however semi-canon, placeholder information
can be derived from it, as it qualifies as legends and was on-screen material intended to be canon, This means that while
the events and characters are not part of canon, details about planets, species, equipment, and other big-picture items are
considered to be accepted as supplementary material in lieu of any contradictory information from canon.

As this reality is close enough to that of the canon SW universe, it can be assumed that new planets introduced also exist in
the galaxy in the canon universe. New planets introduced in Resistance:



The Disney Sequels introduced many new species, some of which were also seen in Resistance. In addition, three new species
were introduced in this show which are considered to be canon, along with their homeworld:

One other species introduced in Resistance is not yet confirmed in actual canon: the Gilliands.

As the history of this reality is obviously different from that in canon SW, it is impossible to say for certain that any historical information
which can be gleaned from this show is accurate. It can be assumed the Rebels once had a base on Aeos Prime during the Civil War,
and that the Empire once had a fuel depot on Castilon. Since other history in this reality was obviously at least somewhat different,
it is impossible to make logical extrapolations concerning the major players in the galaxy, economic concerns, or even individuals.

CANON IN THIS REALITY
New technology in the reality of the Disney Sequels was created by companies which exist in canon SW, often given a slightly new
name to suggest they have merged with other companies. Neither these mergers nor these devices are canon, unless they also
emerge in canon material. Technology produced by known manufacturers in this reality, which was only seen in Resistance:
Arakyd-Harch Technologies (formerly Arakyd Industries)

Incom-FreiTek Corporation (formerly Incom Corporation)


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