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Overall, I am OK with the younger audience "style" (I am nowhere near the target audience, like light-years away), but I agree that the childish Emperor/Vader is too much; I mean, in comparison Naare (which I really like) is portrayed more "seriously" and probably should be in charge of the empire instead of the two buffoons.
With that said, is not a show that I'll miss if it goes away, but it's a nice thing to play in the background while building sets.
The first couple of episodes had me wonder about the timeline of the show, that was quickly answered in episode 4. I also enjoy all the "guest appearance", including the nod to TFA in episode 8.
Already have the two sets available; I found both to be fun builds. Wish #75147 StarScavenger was a bigger; but it includes all four main characters, so no complains there :-) With Naare on #75145 Eclipse Fighter I'm a happy camper. Not sure that any other sets are "needed" at this point, though.
I've spotted a few little 'in' jokes for older viewers to appreciate which makes it more bearable. And I'm pretty used to the childish Emporer/Vader combo after seeing all the other Star Wars Lego stuff like Yoda Chronicles, etc.
We built the StarScavenger together last week and he's played with it plenty, especially Roger. Haven't got the Eclipse Fighter yet, but might grab it eventually, even if it's just to get that Dengar minifig :-)
The Dengar minifigure is nice, but I did not care for the speeder and believe the Eclipse would have been fine by itself set. Actually, I think it would have been better to make the speeder a third, cheaper set; that way non-Freemaker fans would have bought it for the Dengar minifigure alone without paying for a ship that does not appeal to them. Maybe even throw Baash and Raam minifigures along with Dengar and the speeder... wait... maybe there IS the need for a third set that includes Graballa, Baash and Raam ;-)
Very silly but most Lego SW stuff is.
Freemakers IS SW canon now , right?
But on the bright side, more LEGO set designs!
I don't believe any of the Lego Star Wars offerings are considered SW canon.
*** SPOILER ALERT ***
I just learned that Jek-14, from this week's episode, originated in TYC. Nice to know that this kind of links to previous shows/stories exist. I liked the character and the way it looks in TFA (uhm... The Freemaker Adventures, not The Force Awaken). Here it is hoping for a minifigure someday, specially since we'll probably see more of him based on the last scene of the episode. Not sure what such a set could be yet; I guess we'll have to wait and see :-)
Downside, the blu-ray won't have any minifigure.
seeing Jek was a pure delight to me.
Giving the Freemakers free reign to tie in different SW shows/licenses was a great idea.
I quite like that as a conceit - as a fan I like feeling that the SW verse is being added to (or reintroduced, for formerly-canon stuff like the Wheel), as well as taking whatever entertainment I might from the show itself (and after starting out good fun, it really grew on me as it went on). And it's fun to try to imagine what really did happen, and what got thrown in because a kid thought it sounded cool. My headcanon is that Naare was just an Imperial agent of some kind, and Kordi and Zander were at the centre of events, but the kid thought it'd be better if Rowan was the hero and fought Naare with a lightsaber.
Season two was really good. I too would love to see a third season.
begin with, in retrospect. But they weee acting on the best information at the time. I think righting that error was a better choice than compounding it