Hidalgo's SW book was released, so I bought it the day after it was released. Translated by Mr. Tominaga. Thank you.
Before I started reading, I was licking it as a simple commentary book for beginners that I had seen before. In the age of subscriptions, people tend to prefer books that are simple, easy to understand, and easy to read.
So I decided to read it before going to bed.
In conclusion, this book is a great value. I was deeply moved by the unexpected results.
Of course, it is a Canon specification, but there is also a maniac commentary that seems to be Legends.
For example, "Blizzard Force" This is the name of the imperial elite force explained in the SW fact file 20 years ago. No way it will be listed as canon!
In addition, "Body Bucket" This is a derogatory name for the clone armor that was explained in SW Episode 3 Characters & Creatures 17 years ago. No way it will be listed as canon!
Other contexts and phrases that appeared in previous visual commentary books have been adopted. I'm happy every time I notice that. After all, there is only Mr. Hidalgo's writing.
Of course, the amount of information should increase, but it is established as a commentary book that can be read casually. The numerous settings have been handpicked to truly please the reader. The first time you find out, it should be interesting. It's a setting that's been around for years.
It's a great book for those who aren't familiar with the context and phrases found in previous visual guides. The explanation so far is comprehensively summarized as a Canon specification. It's a great way to appreciate Disney Plus, and it's a great bargain for those who haven't bought a visual commentary book before.
As a request, I want you to distribute it as an e-book. Personally, I like paper, but it dramatically lowers the hurdles to purchase in an easy-to-experience in the age of subscriptions. It is done overseas.