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He dabbled in the dark side - but not quite as deeply. He fell in love - but not with Ventress.

Hunt for Ziro (Season 3, episode 9).

 

Season 3, episode 9- "The Hunt for Ziro"

Pretty forgettable episode, but Quinlan and Obi-Wan track down Cad Bane.

 

Iron_lord Snax Rebo thanks! Gonna rewatch that one since I've been enjoying him in the Dark Disciple audiobook!

-T

 

What is wild space? Is it simply regions outside the known galaxy?

 

In the EU, it is generally areas which are better known than the Unknown Regions, but not quite as well known as the main explored parts of the galaxy.

In the newcanon it tends to be the reverse - with the Unknown Regions being "mapped but unexplored" and Wild Space being unmapped, but sometimes in the process of being mapped:

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Wild_Space

It tends to be on the very edge of the galaxy. Notable Wild Space areas - Teth from the TCW movie, Mortis, Lira San from Rebels, etc.

 

Who? And what episode?

 

Season 2, Ep14- "Legends of the Lasat". It's the planet where Zeb took the two Lasat refugees after discovering the map. We didn't get to see it, but it's the new Lasat homeworld.

 

Do we have any record, Legends or otherwise, of Vader trying to learn more about Plagueis' power that Palpatine told him about in Episode III after the events of Episode III?

What do you guys think of the idea of the Sithari and do any of you consider Darth Bane, Sidious, Anakin/Vader or even Plagueis the Sithari?

Thanks!

-T

 

I've been wondering for a while where we get a lot of our information on certain aspects of Star Wars? You know how we know the name of every character and every ship? What's up with that?

I know that nowadays you can find it all in Star Wars Encyclopedias and whatnot, but how did it all start? How did fans before that know that the ship we see in the beginning of the first movie is Tantive IV, etc.? (I've checked in the novelization, it's not there). Or that Han Solo was a Corellian, or his past of being kicked out of the Imperial flight academy, which seems to be public knowledge?

Let's talk about this!

EDIT: This article talks about how the RPG gave us some knowledge, like the Ithorians, but I'm still curious about everything else!

http://www.glixel.com/news/how-a-dd-style-rpg-brought-star-wars-back-from-the-dead-w457301

 

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I merged your thread with our Official questions thread. Anyway, they probably learned that in books and comics.

 

I should mention that I've read all the books and comics from that era, and they're not in there.

 

Noticed you guys calling the Inquistors "seventh brother" and "sixth sister" and stuff like that? That just from reading stuff that's not in other stories (like wookiepedia, Filoni interviews??) or did I miss an explanation of this nomenclature in an actual episode or more of Rebels?

Thanks!

-T

 

They don't have names, instead they have numbers. They also actually aren't taught like Sith Apprentices, but are restricted in their knowledge and only taught to a point. Season 2 of Rebels has more Inquisitor stuff amd the new Vader comic...

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Will have them as well apparently.

 

Just finished Rebels season 2, didn't hear the brother/sister stuff explicitly but maybe I missed it?

Which new Vader comic? The Gillen? That addressed non-Vader apprentices/muscle for the Palpatine but I didn't get the impression that they were Inquisitors unless that is the implied origin of characters Vader fights in that story like Karbin?

Thanks!

-T

 

Is Dooku being the one that erased Kamino from the Jedi archives still considered canon?

 

If they don't want to contradict the movies, yes.

 

Bardan_Jusik Sinrebirth TheSilentInfluence

I was thinking of starting a thread titled: "Who Is Your Favorite Singer/Band?" Would this board be a good place for it? Thanks!

(I looked for one and couldn't find it, but if there is one already, let me know.)

 

The Community forum would probably be the best area for such a thread, but ask the mods there first before posting.

 

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh! I didn't know there were two "Community" boards. I thought this was the only one. I will go check there. Thanks guys!

(I feel kinda dumb now, lol.)

 

There are actually at least three. The Star Wars Community (where you are), the Expanded Universe Community (which is like the Star Wars Community but with an emphasis on Expanded Universe and Legends material) and Community, which is a hive of scum and villainy where all things non Star Wars are discussed.

 

In the films, it's never explained as being Dooku. He did recruit Jango to be the template, but it's never stated he was the one to delete it from the archives. Someone could make the case that Syfo-Dias was the one to delete it (on film knowledge only) However in Labyrinth of Evil, it states it was Dooku. That's why I was asking if this is still canon or not.

 

No, it's heavily implied. That's what the scene when he reunites with Sidious is for. To establish that he and the Sith were behind it all. He was Tyranus and an ex-Jedi. The link between the one who recruited the clone template and the one who had access to the Jedi Archives. The one who knew the identity of a dead Jedi that he could use to place the order. It all points to Dooku.

 

I'm with you 100%. I don't know how I steered this from "Is Dooku canon for erasing the archives?" To "prove to me that it was him" but somehow that's what happened. I was also just pointing out it never said so in the films. That doesn't mean it wasn't him of course. In the clone wars episode that makes it Syo-Dias and Dooku had similar feelings and it's mentioned that Syo-Dias could have placed the order of clones "for the republic".

 

The Clone Wars establishes that Sifo-Dyas foresaw a coming war and that the Republic would need to protect itself. That's the perfect alias for Dooku because it would decrease the amount of suspicion that said Jedi could have actually been the one who ordered the clones. But it was Dooku, both as Sifo-Dyas and as Tyranus, that did it all.