The Emperor's throne room in TROS is all wrong

I’m pretty sure they talked about this in the TROS documentary that came with the home release. They talked about how they fully recreated the actual throne room digitally from the original set blueprints from ROTJ and then imagined the first floor collapsing down to the second. As for the room where Rey finds the wayfinder they admitted they took “creative liberties” with that aspect of it.

It’s pretty cool all they detail they put into TROS.

 

The Emperor's Throneroom spire was on the north pole of DS2 in ROTJ, yet its on the equator in TROS....

 

Informative, but this little "mistakes" never bothered me.

I really enjoyed the DS II wreckage in TROS, the scenes there were the coolest and beautiful of the entire movie.

 

Not bad but in the end I enjoyed the duel itself and that's it. Rey and Kylo fought in the same place where Luke and Vader did in the past. I lked that and I didn't care too much about the surroundings.

 

For me, pretty much the entire ST doesn’t quite “match up” with the first six movies...

But having said that, do we know for sure when the wayfinder was placed there? I thought maybe it was added to the wreckage after it crashed. Palpatine seems like he was the first one to find a way to communicate the location of Exogol to the living, which had previously only been accessible by Siths after death. I thought maybe Palpatine had a hand in influencing someone to send out clues about his location. I could be wrong.

I know the dagger and wayfinder seem like ancient artifacts, but the absolute earliest they could have been set up would have been around ROTJ, since they involve the DS2.

 

simple explanation: they used the force(?)

 

I would recommend that people not let this kind of stuff bother them because it is a live action cartoon. Let it go.

 

• Anakin's lightsaber is different in ROTS, ANH, and ESB.
• Tantiive 4 is different in R1 and ANH.
• Yoda has either 4 or 5 toes. It varies from film to film.
• Blaster colours change depending on who has the weapon at the time etc.

Don't go looking for consistency in Star Wars, it's been doing this for decades.

 

The most egregious example for the blaster colour change would be in The Clone Wars, when a clone picks up a droid blaster (which fires red bolts) and starts firing blue shots. It was said by someone on the team that the different colours are just to differentiate between who the goodies and baddies are, they're not really concerned with consistency regarding this.

With regards to the Tantiive IV in Rogue One, it's accurate but not screen accurate. Like at a quick glance they would appear the same, but upon closer inspection certain details on the wall and stuff don't line up.

 

I think this one actually has a pretty simple explanation. I think the whole space there is more of a mystical/Force space. It all struck me as very otherworldly. It's where Rey meets Dark Rey. I think it's more like the Dagobah tree than an actual compartment on the ship.

 

I can headcanon most of this stuff pretty easily.

The throne room was gyroscopic. Done!

 

Yes?

 

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And also arguably Rey's vision since it seemed that it may have been given to her in first person, not to mention the wonkiness of physical space changes with the dyad.

 

Also, apparently, there was another wayfinder hidden up Finn's nose. They should have checked there first