I don't know if it was mentioned, but Star Wars Insider #83 elevated M4-78 from cut content status to canon (source). So technically, M4-78 exists, even though the Exile never visited it.

Interesting...sort of - doesn't make it any more "real" than how it already is though

If there were no more mentions of M4-78 other than in KOTOR II cut content, the planet's existence wouldn't be considered canon.

Ehm,

 

Do you know the meaning of "canon"

 

Just making it appear in some comic(?) doesn't make anything canon...

In Lucasfilm's interpretation of the word, it does. Comics are as canonical as the rest of the EU, unless it is explicitely said otherwise (like Star Wars Tales #1-20, which were non-canon; however, Tales #24, which featured Nihilus and Visas, was canonical).

Edited October 25, 200520 yr by Sikon

Wiki is not official. Here is something from their main page:

 

"Welcome to the Star Wars Wiki, a Star Wars database that anyone can edit."

 

 

All SW is continuity, unless it is a continuity mistake or unless it has an

Infinities label. However, I do not have enough evidence to consider M4-78

as official continuity.

 

 

EDIT: OK, doh! It is the SW Insider mag that is the proof....the Wiki article mentions this as the source: Medstar: Intermezzo is a short story written by Michael Reeves and Steve Perry, published in Star Wars Insider #83.

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whats a canon? :">

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it means "officially recognized". it is, essentially, a term borrowed from religion.

 

many like to use the term "continuity" to refer to EU stuff while reserving the term "canon" for things from the movies.

If there were no more mentions of M4-78 other than in KOTOR II cut content, the planet's existence wouldn't be considered canon.

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The final acess code on G0-T0's yacht said on it M4-78, G0-T0 was controlling M4 from a distance, as implied by T3, Bao, and company.

IMO its not canon unless the official site says so

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it means "officially recognized". it is, essentially, a term borrowed from religion.

 

many like to use the term "continuity" to refer to EU stuff while reserving the term "canon" for things from the movies.

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"Canon" items are rated on a scale depending on what Mr. Lucas and company decide them to be.(Im not sure of who else determines canon)

"Canon" items are rated on a scale depending on what Mr. Lucas and company decide them to be.(Im not sure of who else determines canon)

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most continuity is "C canon". however, there is "G canon" which is anything from GL including the movies and even unpublished director's notes. G canon trumps all else even if the other stuff came first.

 

unless there is a continuity mistake or an Infinities label, EU stuff (including video game content) is C canon.

Thanks for the correction Plano Skywalker. I wonder what will happen when Team Gizka restores M4-78 to the game.

hate to burst your bubble but team gizka is not restoring it......

 

but we are, if you hop on over to their forums you will see the section for the M4-78 restoration project that is being done seperatly from the TSLRP

 

incase your interested, here is the link to the M4-78 website

 

http://www.geocities.com/m4_78/M4-78

hate to burst your bubble but team gizka is not restoring it......

 

but we are, if you hop on over to their forums you will see the section for the M4-78 restoration project that is being done seperatly from the TSLRP

 

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My fault...Why was this thread started again?...Why is it still going?

Not like M4-78 really matters though. We never go there in the game, so just because I see it in a comic or somesuch, won't make the planet anymore real to me. Maybe if the planet had been in the game and the Exile had actually visited the place, I might be interested. But as it stand now...

I've recently added information about M4-78 over at Wikipedia.com. If anyone has any information I forgot to add then feel free to add it in there.

 

P.S. Wikipedia is one of the few places you'll actually find out more information about Sion than the game provided.

P.S. Wikipedia is one of the few places you'll actually find out more information about Sion than the game provided.

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There's only one problem with Wikipedia, and that as you suggested is that people just add info in there by themselves, so a lot of it could actually be complete lies.

 

I dont really trust it that much because of that fact...

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I've recently added information about M4-78 over at Wikipedia.com. If anyone has any information I forgot to add then feel free to add it in there.

 

P.S. Wikipedia is one of the few places you'll actually find out more information about Sion than the game provided.

 

Could you post a link?

 

If I try finding M4-78 I have to get through 1000 pages of M-Machineguns first

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KOTOR_2

I want to say that until the Exile visits M4-78, texts everywhere are going to say that the Exile never visited M4-78.

 

P.S. Does what I said make sense?

Yes it does, and i thought exactly the same actually.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KOTOR_2

I already found that one; but there is no link towards M4-78 on that page; and with the search function;

Well, I already told that...

And because of events on Earth we are all aware of, the Exie never went to M4-78

I already found that one; but there is no link towards M4-78 on that page; and with the search function;

Well, I already told that...

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The information he was talking about was on that page, it's just there wasn't very much of it, but now for some reason i can't find it .

 

Can you delete things off Wikipedia? I guess that must be what happened