The IGN server continues to cover the upcoming action adventure. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and now he came up with something that fans of the Star Wars canon will especially enjoy. Recently it turned out that news from EA and Respawn Entertainment fully introduces the Gen’dai race into the canon. Originally created for the needs of an animated, now non-canonical animated mini-series. Star Wars: The Clone Wars since 2003 (not to be confused with the animated and fully canonical Star Wars: The Clone Wars series which started in 2008) and companion comic Star Wars: Republic.
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20 years ago, the Gen’dai race was primarily represented by the bounty hunter Durge, moving from a non-canon continuity called “Legends” to the current Star Wars canon in 2020 when it was borrowed by the comic book creators. Star Wars: Doctor Aphra. Although without specifying what race the canon version of this character actually belongs to. In the course of the new history of the Jedi Cal Kestis, we will meet not Durgo, but Ravis..
We could already see Ravis in the first trailer, which is tempting for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, but only now, thanks to IGN, we have confirmation that he is a member of the Gen’dai, i.e. a race of fat humanoids. who can live for thousands of years. Also, due to the fact that their bodies are made up of a mass of regenerative tendrils, they can heal very quickly., making them hard to kill. This fact is important mainly because Ravis is a villain.
The Respawn developers describe him as someone who has been through a lot. Rayvis apparently lived to be at least 1,000 years old.so he not only experienced almost complete disappearance of the home planet and the entire Gen’dai racebut also the liquidation of the Jedi Order at the end of the Clone Wars and the transformation of the Republic into the Empire. He is also the exact opposite of Cal Kestis.who must deal with the death of the Jedi. However, unlike Cal, Ravis must be very confident in his place in the universe and even says that he considers himself the brave hero of his own story.
So let’s see if there are any references to the heyday of the Republic in his story that have been explored in books and comics over the past few years. This era is located in the timeline of the Star Wars galaxy several hundred years before the events of the film. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace since 1999 and if Ravis lives for more than a thousand years, he must have survived the rise of the Republic.. But for now, it looks like it will get on our nerves during a tough boss fight rather than expand our knowledge of the time, which is now mostly known to active readers.
Anyway, the IGN server shared io a few concepts from development that show more than just Ravis himself, but also members of a group of raiders called the Bedlam Raiders. We should meet them at least on the planet Kobo, where Cal and his trusty BD-1 droid are shipwrecked during the game.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor releases April 28 this year in a professional version for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC.
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