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Since they were produced after April 2015, is their canon status any different to the other Lego: Star Wars properties? marked as duplicate by Valorum star-wars This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question. In the above (completely canon) movie clip, we see that Dooku, a human, dies when his head is removed. In the above picture, we see a Lego human whose head has been removed. Note the Lego approximation of vibrant eyes and a happy smile on his face. We have established two things: 1) Humans die when their heads are removed in Disney Canon. 2) Lego humans do not die when their heads are removed. ∴ All Lego movies are not within Disney Canon. If the Lego Axel 4 (3705) doesn't fit, you must acquit. This was discussed in an interview with the show's creator, Michael Price. Their brief was to have the shows recap the events of the films while still trying to maintain the same sense of fun seen in the earlier Lego shows.
In short, although the shows feature a number of shot-for-shot remakes of canon scenes from the films, the 'Lego: Droid Tales' shows are themselves 100% non-canon. We had fun weaving in and out of canon ... We're playing inside the canon ... Still being respectful of the movies, but having fun. Q: Is there any special approach to turning Star Wars stories into Lego Star Wars stories? Are you given a story framework and told to have at it? Well, Droid Tales is a totally different animal than our previous shows in which our stories took place on the periphery of the canon movies. The Padawan Menace and Yoda Chronicles took place between the events of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, while The Empire Strikes Out and The New Yoda Chronicles took place in the immediate aftermath of A New Hope. So we were free to cook up our own stories involving the classic Star Wars characters and have fun mixing and matching people and worlds in fun and fanciful ways. But with Droid Tales, we were now working within the canon.
Our brief was to recap the stories of the original six movies for a young audience, while at the same time maintain the level of playfulness and humor that we brought to our previous non-canon shows. It was a tough nut to crack, since we had to boil a two-hour-plus movie into a 22-minute show. In the case of The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones, we had to squeeze both of those movies into one episode and introduce our framing story. So it became a game of finding the most expeditious way to relay the most important plot points, while at the same time finding room for our little jokes and satiric points about the films. Somehow, we got it done. Q. Since Droid Tales, like the other Lego-based Star Wars shows, isn’t exactly canon, do you need to vet anything with Lucasfilm’s Story Group [the division in charge of canon and continuity across the Star Wars universe]? How much oversight do they have on your work? A. From day one of The Padawan Menace, I’ve worked very closely with Lucasfilm’s VP of licensing, Howard Roffman, to make sure what we do works for our comedy-adventure purposes, but also stays true to the essence of Star Wars.