Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Spelling/grammar fix(es)
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
'''To ''Franchise/StarWars'''''
to:
Changed line(s) 13,14 (click to see context) from:
'''From Other Media'''
to:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Spelling/grammar fix(es)
Changed line(s) 17 (click to see context) from:
* Averted with the Navi. The name might look like the Na'vi from '''Franchise/{{Avatar}}''', but it's actually borrowed from the Hebrew word for "prophet" (since the Navi are allegories for, among other things, prophets).
to:
* Averted with the Navi. The name might look like the Na'vi from '''Franchise/{{Avatar}}''', ''Franchise/{{Avatar}}'', but it's actually borrowed from the Hebrew word for "prophet" (since the Navi are allegories for, among other things, prophets).
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Added example(s)
Added DiffLines:
'''To ''Franchise/StarWars'''''
* Where to start? Well, the series' whole title, for one...
* The Talon is basically a lightsaber with actual edges to its blade, slightly different technology, and the ability to convert into a blaster.
* The A-32 Starcraft looks a LOT like an X-Wing, although some of the design was clearly inspired by the real-life F-16 Fighting Falcon (the plane the author flew during his time in the U.S. Air Force).
* ''Starlore'' has the A.I. Wars instead of the Clone Wars and the Galactic Alliance instead of the Planetary Alliance.
* There's a flight through an asteroid field in the first book.
* ...And a flight through a canyon in ''MERCHANT''.
* [[spoiler:Tig loses a limb in ''LORE''.]]
* [[spoiler:Brae's and Daeson's relationship in ''MERCHANT'' is very much like Luke's relationship with Rey--a ScrapHeapHero being forced back into his former life of adventure by a young, enthusiastic female apprentice and eventually dying in combat from it]].
* While we're at it, [[spoiler:the very names Brae and Rey]].
'''From Other Media'''
* The name of the planet Jypton sounds suspiciously like [[Franchise/{{Superman}} "Krypton."]]
* There are Rayleans in RealLife. Except it's spelled [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ra%C3%ABlism?wprov=sfti1# "Raëlians"]]--and they're a UFO religion.
* Averted with the Navi. The name might look like the Na'vi from '''Franchise/{{Avatar}}''', but it's actually borrowed from the Hebrew word for "prophet" (since the Navi are allegories for, among other things, prophets).
* Where to start? Well, the series' whole title, for one...
* The Talon is basically a lightsaber with actual edges to its blade, slightly different technology, and the ability to convert into a blaster.
* The A-32 Starcraft looks a LOT like an X-Wing, although some of the design was clearly inspired by the real-life F-16 Fighting Falcon (the plane the author flew during his time in the U.S. Air Force).
* ''Starlore'' has the A.I. Wars instead of the Clone Wars and the Galactic Alliance instead of the Planetary Alliance.
* There's a flight through an asteroid field in the first book.
* ...And a flight through a canyon in ''MERCHANT''.
* [[spoiler:Tig loses a limb in ''LORE''.]]
* [[spoiler:Brae's and Daeson's relationship in ''MERCHANT'' is very much like Luke's relationship with Rey--a ScrapHeapHero being forced back into his former life of adventure by a young, enthusiastic female apprentice and eventually dying in combat from it]].
* While we're at it, [[spoiler:the very names Brae and Rey]].
'''From Other Media'''
* The name of the planet Jypton sounds suspiciously like [[Franchise/{{Superman}} "Krypton."]]
* There are Rayleans in RealLife. Except it's spelled [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ra%C3%ABlism?wprov=sfti1# "Raëlians"]]--and they're a UFO religion.
* Averted with the Navi. The name might look like the Na'vi from '''Franchise/{{Avatar}}''', but it's actually borrowed from the Hebrew word for "prophet" (since the Navi are allegories for, among other things, prophets).
