10 CENSORED Moments In Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga

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I still remember the OG Greedo death. Han shot out his body, resulting in just his head and arms floating in midair. Greedo then looks down where his body was, before gravity kicks in and his Lego pieces fall in a heap.

Another bit of censorship I've noticed was the blood on Finn's helmet being replaced with a smear of cake.

I think the censored jango death was more brutal than the og movie death.

If Jabba survived that ship explosion then he’s literally invincible

You forgot they also censored anakin killing the tusken raiders and han death

Ok even I call that BS since a simple 8 year old would identify a parents bed and that they don’t have bunk-beds or separate beds it’s not the 40’s writers

I enjoyed how the death parts (like Han Solo’s death) was made kid friendly. Didn’t think about the romance parts so that was new to me

Actually Jabba still dies. In the quest to unlock that Rancor keeper guy, he states that he thought he didn't need to work at Jabba's palace anymore, since Jabba was on board his ship when it exploded.

Thank you for acknowledging that Order 67 is a “Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III” reference! Also, I’m glad that they made Order 66 a little more kid-friendly in this game.

They also completely skipped over Alderaan blowing up...

TT Games be like: we have altered the game, pray we do not alter it any further

Censorship in LEGO games has always been fascinating to me. It seems that when they first started back in the early 2000’s, there were definitely major cuts here and there, but deaths were handled in a disturbingly natural way. Qui-Gon getting stabbed and having his eyes turn to X’s, Padmé also getting X eyes after giving birth, and Jabba’s aforementioned chokeout. But on the other hand, Order 66 was practically disregarded in the original games. It seems as time went on, censorship began to get much stronger with LEGO adaptations. Sometimes funny, sometimes insulting. For some personal examples: Funny-The Hobbit: When Bilbo gets tackled by a Goblin and the two tumble into Gollum’s cavern, Bilbo awakens to find that the creature has captured the disabled goblin and eats it alive. In LEGO, the Goblin gets amnesia and joins Bilbo as his P2 to help solve Gollum’s riddles. Not Funny-Avengers Age of Ultron: This game had a really weird obsession with animals, man. And as if Quicksilver wasn’t done dirty enough, he tries to save a pig’s life and Ultron substitutes bullets to gun him down with…ice cream? What even? Mixed-LEGO Jurassic World: This film series is practically horror. And where there is horror, there is death. This is what makes Jurassic Park/World such as strange choice to me. They had to go out of their way to make sure that every character death was either undermined with a joke or they just ran away. But these can be pretty funny sometimes, like in Jurassic World where we see a bunch of the people who were supposed to die in the first movie (like Nedry and Muldoon) cameo in a cutscene where they have clearly aged and are still running for their lives from dinosaurs after all those years.

I NEVER found Padme and Anakin’s romance boring at all, I’m always so invested in them. I really don’t understand where all the hate comes from. At this point, it feels like the people who complain about with the Prequel films are in an echo chamber.

Dude, dookus death is the same as the Complete saga. I don’t see the problem there. Also some of these people who die still die, like Zam Wessel. You can see the dart is still implied as lethal when Obi Wan accidentally kills a dude in Dexters diner with it.

Decapitations are cool with LEGO Minifigures since they often fall apart and collapse to pieces and Anakin would slaughter a bunch of Jedi characters and Tusken Raiders to pieces! Also, Jango Fett would shoot Zam Wessell to pieces after Obi-Wan cuts her arm off, Jango would have his head and one of his arms cut off after being trampled over by several characters, Leia would still strangle Jabba the Hutt with his corpse being placed in the explosion of his Sail Barge, Greedo would be shot to pieces in the Cantina and fall apart, Yoda would still decapitate Clone Troopers to pieces, etc.!

They still comical reference Anakin's hatred of sand in one of the Opening Crawls for Attack of the Clones (the opening crawl text occasionally changes to reflect what has previously happened in the story) where they note Anakin was having nightmares about his mother and sand. They then make a jab by saying that upon arriving on Tatoonie their nightmares were realized as Tatoonie was still covered in sand. Its a subtle reference, but a reference to the line none the less. Additionally, while on Tatoonie or Jakku, the LEGO figures of characters will graphical depict sand as realistically sticking to certain parts of their model such as capes. I also think Darth Vader references his hatred for sand at some point though I can't remember when it happened.

Lego Star Wars 2 was almost 20 years ago. Standards for kid friendly probably changed.

Some of these aren’t really censored exactly, but are either just decisions taken to add extra jokes or attempts at explaining why they might still exist in the overworld after the player fights them. And some are just streamlining the story when there’s an entire movie’s worth of cutscenes.

There's actually more to Greedo's conflict with Han as there is a mission where you can assist some Stormtroopers in their investigation of what happened during the incident between the two. Completing said mission unlocks Greedo.