SPECULATION Finn's last name

Oh no, not at all, but my point was that he has to have some sort of relation to SOMEONE that's already been established if he's to be a main character .

 

That would be absolutely terrible. There are many people in the galaxy. They are not all Skywalker, Calrissian ...

The very much point with the Force is that it is evertwhere. If one is a relative in this movie, it will be OK. If they are all children of ... then it will be like Holywood and absolutely terrible writing.

 

...but it IS Hollywood .

 

I was speaking about worthless actors just been there because they are son of and daughter of.

I really don't see the point for Finn to be relative to anyone especially if he's a trooper.

Kylo Ren being a relative to the Skywalker family is enough. The story can continue with that.

What does that bring to the story for Finn to be a Calrissian ? Lando was the most overrated character of the saga.

 

Finn Binks, bastard child of Sith Lord Jar Jar Binks.

 

Where are his ears ?

 

I personally think all the anthology films will feature a lot of these EU characters, novel and television tie ins because those films will pullnin more die hards than casual fans. But the main saga films as they are called are about the Skywalkers and co and best believe more of the main characters will be tied to known characters from the OT and PT so tbe casual fans can relate. Bank it. FINN is either nobody or a relation of a character of the previous 6 films.

 

Obviously unknowingly mastered the art of force cloaking, duh!

 

Invisibility cloak ?

 

I could see him taking on the last name of Kanata, eventually.

 

Finn Phasma sounds awesome...they fall in love. Finn strikes her down. She takes off her helmet, tells her she's in love with him and kisses him. The very last scene of VIII will be of them in the ruins of Takodana getting married by a pirate priest .

 

ITs not for the casual fans... nor is it a detail that would alienate non-casual fans.

Examine the evidence, Zare Leonis was in an episode of Star Wars Rebels where he barely interacted with any of the cast otehr than Ezra, his role in the episode could have easily been given to another character in the episode (a character that Zare barely interacted with), his page in the Rebels Visual guide was literally the last page in the book crammed into the back.

And his story was continued and concluded within a series of books (which share the red and black color aesthetic of all TFA tie-in books, as well as the "lightsaber logo" that is at the base of the spine which to my knowledge no books before the TFA tie-in books used), thus eliminating the possibility of his story being concludded in teh show given the current canon policy.

Not to mention that these books went out of their way to introduce a character that is either the father or grandfather of TFA's General Hux, and that general making a point to discuss the raising of stormtroopers from birth, a policy that we know was used with Finn.

The evidence is clear, and is piling up more and more and more and more every damn time we learn a knew thing about Finn and Zare.

Oh yeah, and Zares sister is force sensitive so teh genes (or however it works) for force sensitivity are apparently in his family tree.

 

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Force_Cloak

--- Double Post Merged, Dec 6, 2015, Original Post Date: Dec 6, 2015 ---

Welcome back, as for Finn I voted for a new surname, this Calrissian relation theory is giving me a headache.

 

The sequel trilogy will hinge upon the notion that one does not have to be of noble lineage to become a hero.
And since, in this galaxy, being a Skywalker has taken on such mysticism, it has become synonymous (except among the first order) with being a hero.

The trilogy will show that finn and rey - literally absent of last names, because they were unwanted or abandoned - will become skywalkers.

You see, the movie sets up kylo ren, and sets up his inverse in rey and finn:
Kylo is born a skywalker/solo, but has failed to understand its true meaning.
Rey and finn come from "insignificance" but will show through their actions a worthiness of being a "skywalker", or a hero.

We will see in this film, kylo's incredulity at being challenged by two nobodies.
"Is it true? You're just a scavenger?"
Some folks will see this as confirmation that rey is a Skywalker.

Really ask yourself this: If you were born into such lineage, would you turn out like luke, or turn out like vader? As soon as you realize the power that is there for you to claim, most people would test it out. spend daddy's money.

That is who kylo is. He was born into something.
And has turned out a spoiled brat.

He's on his high horse.
And rey is gonna knock him right off it by the time this trilogy is through.

 

What books are those you mention?

 

That would be the Servants of the Empire series.

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Servants_of_the_Empire

 

Thank you!