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Of course, this resulted in thriving debates via a Twitterverse as to that classical Disney characters would play some of a many barbarous and dear Star Wars characters via a galaxy.

I benefaction to we Disney Star Wars, starring a miscellany expel of misfits, outlaws, furry, and scaly creatures as you’ve never suspicion of them before.

Han Solo

Han and Animal

Han Solo, a strange space cowboy — who we trust had an critical change on Nathan Fillion’s description of Captain Malcolm Reynolds in Firefly — was played by a conceited and scabby Harrison Ford. Ford had been operative as a carpenter on a set of Star Wars when an event came adult for him to review for a partial of Han Solo. If Han Solo had to be played by a Disney character, he’d be played by Animal from a Muppets.

Han has this stone star celebrity that draws anyone around him into his circle. He’s got a pointy tongue and, like Animal, substantially could have benefitted from a integrate of imperative annoy government classes. If he had, maybe he wouldn’t have been solidified in carbonite, wouldn’t have had to go adult opposite Jabba a Hutt, and substantially could have enjoyed during slightest one review though scornful Chewbacca. Animal, like Han, also would have shot first.

Luke Skywalker

Luke and Simba

Luke Skywalker became one of a biggest film protagonists ever for many reasons, though zero as absolute as a ideal volume of consolation we have for him and his inner struggles. He learns about his authority of a Force during such a late age, watches all of his mentors die and, oh yeah, has to understanding with a unsound father who is out for his life. Helping to lead a rebellion on a side? No pressure, Luke. It’s kind of tough being a selected one, or during least, a son of a selected one. Without a doubt, Luke would have been Simba from a Lion King.

Simba wants to get out and consult a lands, infer to his father and a rest of his house he’s done of something. Sure, Luke might have been a semi-orphan and hated his father, though both were these young, far-reaching eyed, brave souls who wanted zero some-more than to be someone important. Also (spoiler alert) both their dads died to save them. Crazy, right?

Leia Skywalker

Leia and Mulan

Leia Skywalker, Luke’s twin sister and initial regretful seductiveness (we try not to consider about it too much), is a bit of a insurgent anomaly. When she initial appears in partial four, we see her withdrawal a holographic summary with R2-D2 to be played for Obi-Wan Kenobi. Of course, as we all know, R2-D2 and C-3PO are prisoner and bought by Luke’s Uncle Ben and a failure that is a Star Wars authorization begins. Throughout a whole trilogy, however, Leia stays a loyal heroine, a soldier and critical partial of a rebellion’s leadership. For that, Leia is Mulan.

Mulan and Leia share so many qualities it’s tough not to design them as one another if a universes had been flipped. Mulan is unfortunate to strengthen her family and her people and will censor her loyal temperament to assistance a altogether cause, training to be a soldier in a process. Leia, innate into a insurgent family and lerned from a immature age, has a somewhat opposite start story. But her ability with a blaster, and after authority of a Force, infer she’s no softy. Mulan saves a Emperor, Leia creates it her idea to kill a Emperor.

Darth Vader

Darth Scar

Darth Vader. The second in line to a bench of a dim side, is utterly presumably a many renouned Star Wars authorization character. In fact, until episodes 7-9 were announced, people usually pronounced Star Wars is a story of Darth Vader. Full stop. Even non Star Wars fans (if there are any) know that raspy respirating and a infamous, “Luke, we am your father.” Darth Vader is deliciously immorality but, if we inspect his past, he was usually this immature child drawn into a star he didn’t utterly understand. Darth Vader would be Scar.

Scar had a lot going for him in a Lion King before Mufasa took a spotlight. He grew energy inspired and began to approximate himself with a garland of foolish drones who were unfortunate to greatfully him and equivocate his wrath. He eventually killed his brother, a one who mentored him, and done it his idea to kill a flourishing heir, usually during a final impulse proposing they order together. Sound familiar?

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Obi-Wan and Bambi

Obi-Wan Kenobi is a Captain America of a Star Wars universe, though don’t worry, that’s not my comparison. All I’m implying is his impression is noble, strong, and believes in a energy of good. He can’t be convinced from his beliefs and he’ll quarrel immorality to a death. In many ways, he would fit into a Marvel/Disney star intensely well. One could roughly broadcast he is a superhero of a Star Wars franchise. Or he’s usually adorably naive. So we went with Bambi.

Bambi is trusting and pure, dancing about roughly like he’s in a ballet. Obi-Wan “I’ll collect a child adult on a dried world and sight him to quarrel a fight in a week” Kenobi also has a bent to rush into things a small too quickly, overhanging around his “elegant arms for a some-more courteous age.” Bambi is correct and learns quickly, many like Kenobi. But mostly they both usually get frightened and tumble detached when confronted with something wholly new, either it’s a solidified pool or a Death Star helmed by an aged student.

Emperor Palpatine

Emperor Mickey

Emperor Palpatine is, though a doubt, a many immorality male in a whole series. A male who soared by a domestic hierarchy to turn czar of a galaxy, Palpatine is both hated in a strange trilogy and a prequels. At a same time, Palpatine has also remained one of a many renouned characters and turn a tack for a Star Wars community. In my common opinion, a usually chairman from a Disney star that could lift off being Emperor Palpatine is a conduct of Disney himself, Mickey Mouse.

Now hear me out. Mickey Mouse might not be quite evil, though he is a face of Disney and a conduct honcho of a whole Disney universe.  Truth be told, one of a categorical reasons we consider Mickey Mouse would be ideal as a czar is due to a fact we am anticipating for an epic conflict stage in a newest Star Wars between Yoda and Mickey Mouse. The retrograde abbreviation and small squeaks from Mickey alone would make it a pierce of a decade. And we usually know that Mickey personally has it in for a newer Disney celebrities like Simba and Mulan, right?

R2-D2 and C-3PO

The twins.

Last are a loveable robotic twin that stole everyone’s hearts when a strange trilogy aired. R2-D2 and C-3PO’s loyalty rivaled that of Han and Chewie’s, that usually done them that many some-more endearing. R2-D2 and C-3PO are clearly Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum were embellished as a cavalier and foolish twins from Alice in Wonderland. But, in truth, a dual were a best of friends and frequency seen though a other. C-3PO and R2-D2 are precisely that. Can we suppose if 3PO had been purchased and R2 was left behind like Uncle Ben creatively wanted? You can’t, it’s impossible. And, usually like Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, R2 and 3PO are a ideal multiple of view and comic service a authorization needed.

Until Jar Jar Binks came along, though that’s a whole other discussion.

Stay tuned for a second partial to a array where we inspect a prequel trilogy and their characters while perplexing not to lambaste George Lucas in my head.