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<blockquote data-quote="Ankh-Morpork Guard" data-source="post: 2705638" data-attributes="member: 10079"><p>That's one of the most iffy things when it comes to canon, from what I've seen.</p><p></p><p>Labyrinth of Evil was taken from Lucas' notes and cleared up some important plot points(i.e.[spoiler]Dooku was the one who placed the order for the Clones and was just using the name Syfo-Dias[/spoiler]). It also follows more closely to the general style of the movies.</p><p></p><p>At the same time, Lucas definitely approves and enjoys the Clone Wars series. However, they get to run with things more than the book did, and its also way, way more over the top than anything that you'll ever see anywhere else in Star Wars.</p><p></p><p>So...pick your favorite. Both work, and are only really different in a few points. I prefer Labryinth of Evil due to its better connections to the movie. It leads straight into it, and you even get to follow Shaak Ti and the Jedi tracking down Sidious(and nearly discovering its Palpy). Of course, Clone Wars is just plain fun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ankh-Morpork Guard, post: 2705638, member: 10079"] That's one of the most iffy things when it comes to canon, from what I've seen. Labyrinth of Evil was taken from Lucas' notes and cleared up some important plot points(i.e.[spoiler]Dooku was the one who placed the order for the Clones and was just using the name Syfo-Dias[/spoiler]). It also follows more closely to the general style of the movies. At the same time, Lucas definitely approves and enjoys the Clone Wars series. However, they get to run with things more than the book did, and its also way, way more over the top than anything that you'll ever see anywhere else in Star Wars. So...pick your favorite. Both work, and are only really different in a few points. I prefer Labryinth of Evil due to its better connections to the movie. It leads straight into it, and you even get to follow Shaak Ti and the Jedi tracking down Sidious(and nearly discovering its Palpy). Of course, Clone Wars is just plain fun. [/QUOTE]
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