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"I have a slightly different take from the anime version, but hopefully it will help you to be guided by the Force."
―Haruichi[4]

"Lop & Ochō" is a manga adaptation of "Lop & Ochō," an episode of Star Wars: Visions. It was written by Haruichi[1] and published in Japan on June 24, 2022 in Big Gangan Vol.07,[2] as the second part of manga adaptations of the television series.[1]

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Plot summary

This article's plot summary may be found on the article about the original work, Lop & Ochō.

Continuity

The manga adaptation has several differences from the original short film. Haruichi noted they had a slightly different take from the anime, but that they hoped it would help the reader to be "guided by the Force."[4]

  • The Yasaburō clan member Suke has no dialogue in the anime.[5] In the manga,[4] he[6] tells Yasaburō, the head of the clan, that they need to flee before Imperial troops arrive.[4]
  • The Yasaburō clan member Kaku is present during the Yasaburō's argument with his daughter Ochō in the anime.[5] In the manga, a different clan member takes their place,[4] and, unlike Kaku,[5] they have a line of dialogue.[4]
  • Two clan members who were not named had dialogue in the anime[5] that was not present in the manga.[4]
  • In the anime, Lop waits in the Yasaburō household with a clan elder after Yasaburō goes to meet with Ochō.[5] In the manga, she instead visits the beach where Ochō convinced Yasaburō to adopt her.[4]
  • The prologue of the anime[5] is instead presented as a flashback in the manga that occurs when Lop visits the beach.[4]
  • In the anime, when Lop travels to Tao's Imperial base, she crashes her SLA-93 landspeeder and arrives at the base on foot after gliding some distance with her umbrella.[5] In the manga, she instead drives the speeder directly to the base.[4]
  • In the manga, following Lop and Ochō's duel, Yasaburō asks Lop if it is over, and she responds that Ochō is gone.[4] The lines were not present in the anime.[5]

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Notes and references

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 TwitterLogo スター・ウォーズ公式 (@starwarsjapan) on Twitter (post): "5月25日発売のスクウェア・エニックス刊" (backup link)
  2. 2.0 2.1 Egmont-Favicon Big Gangan (News Section) on Square Enix's official website (backup link)
  3. Premium-Era-real Star Wars Anime Visions Will Include What Became of the Jedi, a Rock Opera, and More by Daniel Robson on IGN (backup link archived on September 22, 2021) establishes that "Lop & Ochō" takes place between Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope. Star Wars: Timelines dates the events of Revenge of the Sith to 19 BBY and the events immediately preceding A New Hope to 1 BBY. As the prologue takes place seven years before the main story, the main story must take place between 12 BBY and 1 BBY, and the the prologue must take place between 19 BBY and 8 BBY.
  4. 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 "Lop & Ochō" — Big Gangan Vol.07
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 Star-Wars-Visions-series-logo-short Star Wars: Visions — "Lop & Ochō"
  6. Star-Wars-Visions-series-logo-short Star Wars: Visions Filmmaker Focus — "Lop & Ochō"

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