Star Wars: Rebel Commando was a canceled video game sequel to Star Wars: Republic Commando, and was one of two competing designs for a follow up alongside Star Wars: Imperial Commando.[1] It would have focused on the character of Sev after he was rescued following his capture during the Battle of Kashyyyk and started working for the Rebel Alliance. Tim Longo pitched the idea, although ultimately no sequel was produced by the studio.[2]
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Brett Douville (@brett_douville) on Twitter: "At the end of RepComm, there were two competing ideas for follow ups that I guess would abbreviate to ImpComm and RebComm." (backup link) — LucasArts developer Brett Douville has discussed possible sequels for Star Wars: Republic Commando. The remainder of the conversation was not archived and is unavailable.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Star Wars: Republic Commando Developer Talks Sequel Plans and Sev's Fate by Maison, Jordan on Cinelinx.com (February 10, 2016) (archived from the original on February 12, 2016)
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- Brett Douville (@brett_douville) on Twitter: "At the end of RepComm, there were two competing ideas for follow ups that I guess would abbreviate to ImpComm and RebComm." (backup link)
