(MySW) My 3 Spin-off Trilogies and My sequels to the Sequels

After the huge success of my previous thread I decided to open another one. But I promise you this will be my last, right now I just want to complete the project and I'm sorry to bother you. I also decided to change the "format" to make things easier to read (hopefully). After this I would like to share the actual scripts if anyone is really interested, I would also like to share my fancasting, I don't know if it will make things more interesting or just weird.

THE AWAKENING SAGA – Part II
Episode X – The Phantom Menace

The Phantom Menace is about a literally ghostly villain. The film begins with Xander Solo coming back to life by passing through the portal onto Dathomir, his body shattered, scarred and held together by hatred and anger (just like Darth Sion). He has no memory of the past, the only things he remembers are the words "Jedi" and "Skywalker". After killing some pirates, he steals a female Mandalorian armor and her helmet (like Darth Revan), then takes their spaceship and embarks on a journey in search of his past and his identity.
Meanwhile on Byss Rey has founded the new order Jeddha ... we make a brief acquaintance with three new members: Yvonne Solusar, a very intelligent and spiritual female Cerean; Chuck Gune, a muscular and misterious Arkanian and Wicket Weasel, a war veteran Ewok. Rey hears rumors of a figure with a mask that sows death and destruction in the Galaxy, it seems to have the ability to suck the life from other beings reducing them to empty shells. Rey also begins to have visions of the places that Xander visits discovering that somehow he resurrected, so she thinks that the mysterious figure everyone is talking about is him and together with Finn, Rose and Poe begins to investigate following the traces of her visions. After a few failed attempts they finally manage to reach Xander who does not recognize them, they later discover that he is not the culprit as they are both attacked by another creature, a ghost in a black cloak with a death mask.
We see the introduction of Azeloth (a character which is an amalgamation of the original Abeloth, Darth Kreia, Darth Nihilius and the chtuluian god of chaos: Nyarlathotep).

Episode XI - Rise of the Forsakens

After the events of the first movie, everyone thinks Azeloth has been defeated, but that was just the beginning. Indeed, his awakening drew a group of his worshipers from another Galaxy: The Forsaken. A group of Force users with the sole purpose of spreading chaos and despair. Their leader is Dark Krayt, a former Jedi who wields an unbeatable lightsaber. To warn the Jeddhas of the imminent arrival of the Forsaken, Caleb Katarn precedes them, however he takes a wrong course and lands on Dagobah where he meets K'Krunk and some of the other Gray Jedi, now led by Jade Kenobi, daughter of Obi Wan. Meanwhile on Byss the new Jeddhas are quickly killed by the Forsaken, whose phase swords cannot be deflected or parried by normal lightsabers. Luckily Caleb manages to reach Byss before it's too late and takes the survivors to Dagobah with him to better explain who they are dealing with, he also warns them that the Forsaken are only there to take care of the "Jedi" but that soon theirs. galaxy will be invaded by the Yuzzhang Vong army of which the Forsaken are only emissaries. To better understand the objectives of the Forsaken, Xander Solo (who was not present on Byss) decides to join them, he will be trained by Dark Talon, whom he falls in love with trying to get her to rebel against Dark Krayt. In the finale: Dark Krayt, Dark Talon, Rey and Xander will have a all-against-all fight.

Episode XII - Enemy from Beyond

Even with the death of Dark Krayt the Yuuzhan invasion cannot be avoided. The galaxy will face a swarm of monster and bioenhance enemy, thats seems unstoppable and infinite. To make matters worse, Azeloth was able to regain her horrible and monstrous final form. Rey will have to study the ancient history of the Jedi to understand who Azeloth really is and how she can be stopped, and she will have to appeal to the incarnations of the Light side and the Dark side for a minimal chance of victory. However, things are not always as they seem, and the Force itself could be the true enemy of the Galaxy. Unable to deal with the Yuuzhan invasion, the galaxy may need the help of another alien race that has managed to defeat them in the past: the Chiss. However, it is not clear whether the Chisses have come to save the Galaxy or even just to purge the infestation. Enemy from Beyond is a three-faction war: very similar to Starcraft, where the Yuuzhan are the Zerg (a massive bio-army) and the Chiss are the Protoss (an advance elite army).


Kenobi's Legacy - The Purge of Sins

Kenobi's Legacy is about Obi Wan's life after the Episode III event. I took some inspirations from the Jedi Purge in Legends (or Canon): Vader creates the Inquisitors to hunt down all the remaining Jedi while Shared Hett gathers some Jedi to find a way to defeat the Emperor or at least his most menacing ally (Vader). Vader and Hett both look for Obi Wan, the first to kill him permanently, the later to ask for his help (because Obi Wan is the only one to have defeated Anakin in the past), but in reality it is someone else who finds him first: Asajj Ventress, younger sister of Lord Beiru (Darth Maul) who wants to avenge the death of his brother. The main plot of the film, however, revolves around Obi Wan dealing with his guilt for creating a monster (Vader), facing his responsibility for the event that erupted in the fall of the Republic and the rise of the Galactic Empire. He wonders if Anakin turned to the dark side because he was too good to predict his moral dilemma, or because he himself was a monster unable to teach how to control his own inner demons. Asajj Ventress's introduction serves to highlight some of the wrongdoings that Obi Wan has tried to forget and force him to face his past sins.

Kenobi's Legacy - The Mandalorian's Rebellion

In the second film Obi Wan receives a call from his friend Satine Kryze, Queen of Mandalore, to help her resolve some of the internal quarrels within her government after the imperial occupation. His uncle Pre Vizla wants to keep Mandalore's independence while his half-brother Kir Kanos thinks that an alliance with the Empire will bring new benefits. The story is a background to the events that will lead to the establishment of the Alliance in the future and also serve to link the Mandalorians to the Emperor's Red Guards, which in this version are the same: after these events Palpatine decides to recruit all the best Mandalorians warriors as his personal guard to demonstrate to the whole Galaxy that he is not afraid of anything and even his first opponent will submit to his power and his "benevolence". At the head of the imperial fleet is Alexander Solo, father of Han Solo. While Asajj Ventress will join the battle as she has been trained in combat by a member of the Mandalorian guard, fighting reluctantly alongside Obi Wan.

Kenobi's Legacy - The Desert King

The last story is probably the most important to the continuity of the saga because it focuses on the transformation of Shared Hett into Dark Krayt (in my version it is Shared Hett becoming Dark Krayt, not his son). His moral degeneration begins with a mad obsession with defeating the Empire by any means and at any cost.
I took inspiration from the tragic story of Arthas Menethil: in the previous film Shared Het was on Mandalore, not to fight the war but to find an ancient and forgotten artifact possessed by the first Mandalore: Cassus Fett, the Dark Saber. Unlike the original Dark Saber, my version of the sword is more powerful and mysterious, it is capable of passing through everything even another lightsaber, making it impossible to defend against it. It also gives the possessor physical strength and an unnatural long life, as well as some sort of immunity to other Jedi powers such as mind control or telekinesis. It is a weapon imbued with dark magic that over time corrupts its owner until he becomes addicted to it. Shared Hett will become something of a criminal warlord, a ruthless vigilante who takes the life of anyone who commits a crime or has committed it in the past. He captures Asajj Ventress and therefore Obi Wan must save her before Shared Hett executes her.


Family Affairs - A Trap for Vader

Family affairs talk about different types of families and interactions between its members.
The first film is set before the Mandalorian Rebellion, after a visit by the Empire delegation, the Organas fear that Vader will recognize Leia as his daughter, so they decide to hire a group of bounty hunters to kill him. Rexxar Valiance (a togorian) will lead the group, he himself has a personal interest in Vader's death as Vader nearly wiped out his entire species, a new bounty hunter will also join the group: Boba Fett (who also secretly has a score to settle with Vader, since he "stole" his revenge against Mace Windu, the Jedi who killed his father). To lure Vader into the trap, the Organas also recruits a foolproof lure: Padme Amidala (kinda). Everything seems to go according to plan when Rexxar finds an uncomfortable intruder on his spaceship: Leia Organa, who only listens to some of her parents' plans and wants to find out what's really going on. To hide her identity from the rest of the bounty hunter (whom Rexxar doesn't fully trust) and Vader himself, Rexxar decides to dress her up as another young bounty hunter, Latts Razzi. The story revolves around the strange bond between a young girl (who will discover that her parents are not actually her parents) and an assassin tasked to kill her real father.

Family Affairs - Solo's Betrayal

Han Solo is a young daredevil who enjoys Skyboarding until his father is sent to command the Imperial fleet during the Mandalorian Rebellion and dies. Then, to save him from a life of crime, his mother Jaina Beckett sends him to the Correlia Academy to follow in his father's footsteps. 3 years later he is tasked by his commander on an undercover mission, he must join the Crimson Dawn, a crime syndicate, to investigate on the most wanted person in the Galaxy: Dryden Savage. He is chosen because his uncle Tobias Beckett is already a member of the syndacate and is one of Dryden's closest partner. Han then "gets acquainted" with Aurra Sing who later turns out to be her uncle's lover and then together they steal some crates from an Imperial train. He will get close to Dryden Savage (who is actually Rexxar Valiance, who became a cyborg after fighting with Vader) while also saving his life during a deal with Grakkus the Hutt on Nar Shadaa. There, in Grakkus's palace, Hann meets again Priya Seti, his first crush when he used to Skyboard on his home planet, and his boyfriend Lando Balthazar Calrissian. After spending so much time with Dryden and his uncle, Han begins to wonder where his loyalty really resides, he no longer feels like a "cop" and he never liked the Empire but he's not ready to be a criminal either. With other players trying to unseat Dryden, such as the Pykes and the mysterious figure of Kemfys Nest, Han must quickly decide which side to choose before it's too late.

Family Affairs - The Phoenix Squadron

This is probably the most unusual family of all, made up of a group of renegades belonging to different races with the sole purpose of redeeming the wrongs suffered by the actions of the Empire.
At their command is Rexxar Valiance again, now under the name of Saw Guerrilla, alongside him are Juhani Taris (a former Cathar dancer), Chirrut Imwe (a Bothan monk), Baze Malbus (a Gigorian slave) and K1 -999 (a converted Dark Soldier). They will rescue a young Sabine Erso after the Empire kills her family (they were Mandalorian rebel refugees) and welcome her into their strange family/crew. One day they are put in charge of a mission by an old friend of Saw (Bail Organa). They must free a deserter imperial pilot from a prison that has important information for anyone who wants to put a spoke in the Empire's wheel. After rescuing the pilot, Sabine will discover that he is the son of a Jedi and a Jedi himself: Ezra Katarn. Ezra tells them that they have to rescue another prisoner that he only knows by the code name of "Echo", he is the one he tried to contact pretending to be an Imperial pilot but was discovered before he could reach him. His team will then try to find a way to enter Eaudu's prison, but will be thwarted by Sergeant Kreel, a modified clone with Jedi abilities and a lightning bolt as an arm that he can use as a weapon. Saw Guerrilla, who has developed a fatherly affection for Sabine Erso, will have to accept her growing love interest in Ezra Katarn and eventually be willing to sacrifice everything for her adopted daughter's love and future.


The Old Gods - The Golden Mask

The Old Gods takes place after the events of the fourth trilogy in the middle of the Yuzzhang Vong War. However, it does not focus on the War, but on Rose Dameron and her crew trying to search for ancient sacred relics (after Azeloth's departure the Force no longer exists) to help the Federation (the new government of the Galaxy) win the war. In this sense it is loosely based on the Indiana Jones trilogy, with Rose Dameron becoming a character similar to Doctor Aphra.
The Griffin's crew (the ship's name, as the legendary creature not the family) includes: Rose Dameron as captain and mechanic; Caleb Katarn as first officer, L3-1A, a droid capable of using lightsabers and cybernetic Force powers, Abigail Phasma as a pilot, Chuck Gune as a weapons and combat expert, Yvonne Solusar as a healer and spiritual guide, Wicket Weasel as a veteran warrior and his pet/steed Ssir Yuk (a Velociraptor belonging to the Ssi-ruu race).
In the first film they find the mask of a golden lion, which belonged to the Golden Warrior, the Old God of War. When Caleb tries to put it on, he is taken under the control of the spirit of the God who begins a quest to find the "Protector of the Galaxy" by flying directly into space. Thinking that she is looking for Rey to kill her, Rose and the others will have to find a way to stop him without killing their friend, but it won't be an easy feat as the mask has given Caleb superhuman powers.
At first, the Golden Warrior proves to be a formidable weapon against the invading army, yet its thirst for battle never seems to fade. The presence of this new Golden Warrior draws the attention of the Grand Admiral of Chiss: Mitth'raw'nuruodo better known by his core name Trawn. An expert in the history of the Old Gods, Thrawn will play a similar role to Belloq in "Raiders", however while Belloq wants to use the Ark, Thrawn knows that the relics may be too dangerous and wants to stop the "heroes" from trying to use them in war.

The Old Gods - The Dark Pyramid

In the second film, Griffin's crew is joined by Phoenix Valiance, daughter of Rexxar Valiance and Juhani Taris, a seductive female Cathar who meddles in the nascent love between Rose and Caleb.
From Bastila Fel (formerly Dark Talon) Rose learns of an ancient ritual capable of bringing the dead back to life. Together with her and Xander Solo (who now uses the name of White Raven) they go to the desolate planet of Necron from where the legends of this ritual began and enter the Dark Pyramid taking with them the corpse of Dark Krayt, they hope that his resurrection will granted them a better understanding of Yuzzang's plans and strategies to combat them. However, the ritual does not go as planned and Dark Krayt's body is possessed by another God, the Red King, a being far more powerful than anything they have faced in the past, also capable of corrupting and controlling their own minds (they also discover that one of their members is a shapeshifter, a Yuzzang Vong spy sent years before the invasion to investigate the forces of the galaxy). Unable to face such a powerful enemy, they must obtain the help of Grand Admiral Thrawn and the army of the Chiss, allying with a foreign force to fight an even more dangerous one.

The Old Gods - The Space-Time Gate

The last chapter messes with time and an alternate reality. After the events of the second film, the alliance between the Chiss and the Federation is established, but the war is still far from over. Meanwhile, the Griffin crew has returned to Dagobah, where Jade Kenobi tells them a myth about a time portal that allows to travel back in time. Upon further investigation, Rose and Caleb find a similar story in the ancient Jedi texts and the location of the portal should be on the planet Lorean-Ed. So our heroes decide to travel back in time before the war begins to warn and prepare the galaxy for the Vong invasion. Rose, Caleb and Phoenix pass through the portal, traveling 30 years before the prequel events, when Vladimir Dooku (still a Jedi) and his padawan Qigong Voss battle Darth Cognus and his apprentice Darth Tenebrous (who turns out to be Mace Windu) . Discouraged by the failure of their mission, they return to the present, but are surprised to find themselves in an alternate reality where Luke Skywalker and his sister Leia have become Darth Vader's apprentices and are now known as the Twin Emperors of the New Galactic Empire. The Yuzzhang Vong have been defeated, but the Galaxy has fallen to the dark side. Once again they must enlist the help of Thrawn, now a prisoner of the Empire and the only one who seems to believe their absurd story. Not even he, however, can understand how their journey could have changed history in that way. They later discover that they have been tricked by Jade Kenobi, who told them about the time portal hoping that Rose could find it in order to go back in time and save the life of her father: Obi Wan Kenobi. In this timeline Han and Luke did not save Leia from the Death Star, over time she became Darth Vader's apprentice and then, after killing the Emperor, convinced Luke to join the cause of the Empire.