AceShowbiz - The Star Wars franchise has been a topic of discussion among fans, particularly when it comes to the sequel trilogy. For years, some fans have called for the sequel trilogy to be retconned, but how likely is that, really? The sequel trilogy, which began a decade ago, has been met with strong reactions from audiences, with many viewing the sequels as the worst Star Wars movies. There are several legitimate problems with the sequel trilogy, ranging from a lack of cohesion across the three installments to the controversial return of Emperor Palpatine in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

One of the most notable issues with the sequel trilogy is the absence of Anakin Skywalker's Force Ghost. As seen in the original trilogy, Anakin died in Return of the Jedi, but appeared as a Force Ghost at the end of the movie. This was further explored in Ahsoka, where Hayden Christensen reprised his role as Anakin's Force Ghost, watching over Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren on Peridea. With Anakin's confirmed return in Ahsoka season 2, it's safe to assume his prominence will only grow. This raises questions about the sequel trilogy and whether Star Wars will address the inconsistencies.

The Star Wars franchise is known for its retcons, but changing the entire sequel trilogy would be a huge and shocking change. Even compared to other major retcons, such as the introduction of Ahsoka Tano as Anakin's Padawan, this would be a significant alteration. However, with the introduction of Anakin's Force Ghost in Ahsoka, it's possible that Star Wars may use this as an opportunity to address the sequel trilogy's issues. Whether or not this will lead to a full retcon of the sequel trilogy remains to be seen, but it's clear that Star Wars has a chance to make things right.

At this point, Star Wars has one option for retconning the sequels, but it's unlikely. The franchise has a lot to consider, including the impact on the overall story and the fans' reactions. However, with the introduction of Anakin's Force Ghost and the upcoming Ahsoka season 2, it's possible that Star Wars may use this as an opportunity to retcon the sequels and provide a more satisfying conclusion to the Skywalker Saga. Only time will tell if Star Wars will take this chance and make the necessary changes to the sequel trilogy.