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We’ll be sure to update you as the C-3PO comic moves forward and gets an eventual release date. According to, this comic one-shot will apparently explain how the red arm came to be, and presumably will pay homage to the droid who sacrificed its equipment so that 3PO can continue to be helpful to the resistance. Rather than holding breath for years till Episode VIII is released, the protocol droid will be the focus of a canon comic book piece. Luckily buddy R2-D2 popped the head off and returned it to the golden body, showing another one of R2’s gadget’s that had apparently been unused in the original trilogy.įor those of us who were underwhelmed with the lack of explanation regarding C-3PO’s new arm, we luckily don't have to wait for too long. In a sequence that looked more like a video game stage than a battle, C-3PO’s head was accidentally attached to a battle droid’s body.

George Lucas decided to take this to unfortunately cartoonish heights with a ridiculous moment in Attack Of The Clones. This was first made evident when he was essentially destroyed in Empire Strikes Back and carried around in a pack by Chewbacca for the rest of the film.

Moviegoers have seen how utterly breakable C-3PO in past incarnations of Star Wars.

Especially with the resistance having to operate in secrecy for decades. If production on protocol droids of his model have halted, it must be hard for replacement parts to be found. Due to the 30 year time jump in The Force Awakens, it makes sense that C-3PO is presumably an outdated droid.

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