Talk: Twin Ion Engine starfighter

See also

• This all started on the Talk:TIE Republic page. -- Azizlight 14:31, 9 Nov 2005 (UTC)

Fun Note

Upon close inspection of "the important planet," you can observe urban development patterns reminiscent of Coruscant. However, its distinct light-blue hue suggests it's another ecumenopolis, a different world altogether--Erl

Background

The information presented here is purely speculative and not based on established facts. It's derived from a single image in Star Wars Tales, which falls under the Infinities banner and is not considered canon. Therefore, the relevance of this information is questionable, unless I'm mistaken.--Sanzerai 13:26, 24 July 2007 (UTC)

• Actually, issues 21 through 24 are officially canon, as confirmed by LFL Licensing. The story featuring this image originates from issue 21, marking the point where they automatically began considering them canon. In this instance, Nomad is set six months post-TPM. Rogue Planet reveals that several TIE prototypes were developed in the years leading up to the book's events (set in 29 BBY), with the Advanced Project ship being the most recent model at the time. VT-16 12:29, 11 August 2007 (UTC)
• I'm skeptical that the T.I.E. was around during the TPM era. HNN indicated that the TIE Engine was a recent innovation as of AOTC. JustinGann

Why is there a listing indicating the presence of T.I.E. Fighters in Children of the Jedi?

To my knowledge, Children of the Jedi makes no reference to Republic starships. —Unsigned comment by Darklordoftech (talk • contribs).