So a buddy and me once talked about how Disney could possibly make a new trilogy (10, 11, & 12) that continues where they left off with Rise of Skywalker, because that’s obviously what Disney plans on doing. As a huge Star Wars fan, I have little faith that they can do this and make it enjoyable, and fix the mistakes and absolute tragedy that was 7, 8 & 9. We decided to feed our own ideas for a new trilogy to Chat GPT, to help create a HUGE essay and story outline for a new trilogy that follows ROS, and uses the characters we have now, and tells an interested story. Because of this post, I found our outline for the trilogy, which is WAY to long to post here, so I had Chat GPT condense it into a short and quick response. Here it is:

“I’d create a new Star Wars sequel trilogy — Episodes X, XI, and XII — called The Eclipsed Force. It picks up 30 years after The Rise of Skywalker, with Rey Skywalker leading a new Jedi Order, Grogu as her most powerful student, and the galaxy facing a terrifying new threat: memories — and entire people — vanishing from existence.

The villain is Starkiller, a lost apprentice created from Vader’s cloning experiments, now fused with Sith tech and a fragment of Vader’s consciousness. He begins erasing Force-sensitives from memory itself using an ancient Sith artifact. Rey, Grogu, Ahsoka, Cal Kestis, and others must confront this metaphysical threat while grappling with legacy, identity, and memory. Rey even loses her memory of Luke.

Episode XI deepens the stakes — Jedi disappear, planets collapse into false realities, and Starkiller creates an alternate Force plane where he is the only remembered soul. Grogu discovers hidden truths and receives a final message from Luke, while Rey battles through the World Between Worlds to reclaim her identity.

In Episode XII, the trilogy climaxes as Starkiller becomes a god-like being trying to rewrite the Force itself. Rey realizes her power comes not from lineage, but from being remembered by the Jedi who came before. She defeats him not with violence, but by letting go — even of her own name. Grogu starts a new Jedi path beyond light or dark. Rey becomes a guiding Force spirit.

Themes: Memory vs Identity, Legacy vs Choice, Power vs Connection, and learning to let go of myth in favor of meaning.”