Do you have proof of "a victim of order 66's" survival? Post it here

There are many claims that Mace Windu, Plo Koon, Shaak Ti, and even Aayla Secura escaped from death, though it seems as if they are killed. You can talk about it here and pictures would be great.





Here is a picture that shows that plo koon may have made it from his crashed starfighter alive.

http://images.wikia.com/starwars/images/b/b7/Plo_Koon_Survival.jpg

 

How in the Force could Aayla Secura have survived? She got blasted my numerous clones way longer than it would take for her to be killed. Bly's attack on Secura was brutal.

Mace Windu is dead as a door nail.

Plo Koon's fighter was engulfed in flames. That picture you posted seems completely non canon.

And Shaak Ti did survive the raid on the Jedi Temple. The deleted scene in RotS where Vader kills her is not canon. She makes an appearence in the game/novel crossover Force Unleashed, coming in 2008.

 

Im not saying he did, I just found that picture on Wiki. Im just seeing what everyone thinks. I saw on supershadow that mace survived, but after I found out that SS was a load of bantha poo-doo, I wrote a comic about what would have happened.

 

The proof is also on Wookiepedia.


Aqinos
Klossi Anno
Koffi Arana
Darrin Arkanian
Beldorion
Ood Bnar
Ashka Boda
Niebur Boton
Empatojayos Brand
Maris Brood
Drun Cairnwick
Caryn
Bol Chatak
Tsui Choi
Roblio Darté
Ameesa Darys
"Death Star prisoner"
Lexi Degarienne
Ekria
Neth Enasteri
Fable Astin's mother
Jastus Farr
Minos Fel'Kona
Siadem Forte
Kota
Maw
Fy-Tor-Ana
Geith
A'Sharad Hett
Kai Hudorra
Ikrit
Ylenic It'kla
Darrus Jeht
Sian Jeisel
Dass Jennir
Jerec
Drakka Judarrl
Judarrl's Master
Taj Junak
Talasea Jedi
"Justice" Jedi
Kai Justiss
K'Kruhk
Danaan Kerr
Obi-Wan Kenobi
Ephaan Kenzon
Ydra Kilwallen
Iwo Kulka
An'ya Kuro
Last Curator of Records
Drake Lo'gaan
Ma'kis'shaalas
Callista Ming
Dama Montalvo
Garen Muln
Noirah Na
Deran Nalual
Nos'lyn
Ferus Olin
Jax Pavan
Plett
Shadday Potkin
Qid Proko
Qu Rahn
Tyneir Renz
T'ra Saa
Joc Sah
Corwin Shelvay
Echuu Shen-Jon
Roan Shryne
Ranik Solusar
Olee Starstone
Morvet Storm
Bultar Swan
Dorn Tavers
Tholme
Shaak Ti
Travgen
Axton Tredway
Urootar
Unnamed Padawan
Halagad Ventor
Vergere
Verpine Jedi
Vima-Da-Boda
Quinlan Vos
"Wonder Woman" Jedi
Sia-Lan Wezz
Yoda
Zao
Zonder


There were some Jedi whose fate after Order 66 was unknown. Among them were

Depa Billaba
Iri Camas
Thracia Cho-Leem
Joclad Danva
Tallisibeth Enwandung-Esterhazy
Glynn-Beti
Kina Ha
Bardan Jusik
Coleman Kcaj
Sha Koon
Etain Tur-Mukan
Even Piell
Saldith
Ulu Ulix
Voolvif Monn


However, many were killed later on in the Jedi Purge. The most noteworthy survivors to ANH include Obi-wan, Yoda, K'Kruhk, Callistina Ming, Brand, Ood Bnar and Ikrit. The others such as Quinlan Vos, A'Sharred Hett and Depa Billaba are unknown at this time.

 

Don't forget Ylenic It'kla. He died in ANH when Alderaan was destroyed.

 

Im not much of a gamer, but theNew Game that takes place in the Dark Times, Force Unleashed, is that canon, or did some dude just make that up?

 

Force Unleashed will be canon-when it's released.

Video games (with the exception of things like Battlefront 2 Instant Action levels ) are canon.

 

Correct me if I am wrong, but gameplay isn't canon in games but cutscenes are? That's what I had read in Lit anyway.

 

I think that's how it works.

 

Why would cut scenes be canon? They were cut, therefore they never "took place" in the film. For example, Shaak Ti's death. As far as we know at the end of ROTS, she's still alive and gets hunted down later.

 

I agree, cut scenes can't be canon. For whatever reason they were cut, they never happened as far as the audience is concerned. Shaak Ti is alive and will appear in the Force Unleashed Game, as I think someone above me mentioned.

 

you've got it wrong, dude. Cut scenes in games are the cinematic scenes that "cut away" from gameplay.

 

Then it's "cutscenes" like LAJ posted. Regardless, games are rarely canon.

 

zomg, lack of a space.

Either way, cutscenes are canon. Even Bf2's.

 

Deleted scenes are officially considered non canon. In the case of Shaak Ti, both death scenes are not in the final film. Thus her existence was left open-ended. Because she will appear in "The Force Unleashed", those two death scenes are now rendered moot as far as Lucasfilm is concerned. All Lucas cares about is that there are no Jedi in the OT, other than those we see. The others aren't that important to his story.

 

Padme's deleted scenes from ROTS are considered canon...basically if an alternate version of a deleted scene appears in the movie, then the deleted scene isnt canon, whereas if a scene is cut due to time constraints or pacing, then generally it is canon, though it's usually decided later on...Shaak Ti's fate however was done in two different ways, both of which didn't make it into the movie and given that she appears in Force Unleashed, neither of those scenes are considered canon.

As for video games...well the stories are considered canon and usually, if there is a light or dark story, LFL goes with lightside for canon (like in KOTOR) so while specific gameplay elements may not be canon, the overall story usually is. Now I don't consider any EU to be canon personally, but officially speaking, if it appears in the databank at starwars.com, it's canon....at least until the next retcon

 

Yeah, It seems things are canon unless you can shoot a canon ball through them.

 

Question: Whats the difference between Canon and Non-Canon?
I'm Clueless.

Another Question: Didn't Quinlan Vos Move his Troops to Boz Pity during Revenge of the sith after Salucecami Fell to the Sepratists? Another Thing, After the clonewars and order 66 didn't Quinlan Vos survive and become a Sith?

-Spazz.

 

Canon is things that are official. Non-canon is not official.

Quinlan Vos pretended to go to the dark side and become a Dark Acolyte, working with another fallen Jedi named Sora Bulq. They had joined Dooku and it was Vos' intent to find out who was Darth Sidious. Vos had turned evil, but managed to pull himself back, abliet barely. Following his duel with Bulq, Vos went to Boz Pity to render his assistance. But then he himself went to Kashyyyk to aid Yoda and Luminara Unduli (sp) in fighting with the Wookiees. He was nearly killed during Order 66, but was rescued by his friends. He, Master Tholme and Quinlan's wife and child went into hiding shortly thereafter. Their fates are unknown, but a possible canon story has Vos showing up as a ghost and watching Han and Chewie during a mission they under took.

 

i agree that the pic does not seem to be canon...

also, this brings up a good point - when is a deleted scene canon and when is it not?

 

Deleted scenes aren't canon, period. Now scenes that were deleted in the saga actually ever happened in the GFFA. It can give us an idea where Lucas was going, such as with Padme's character in RotS, but we don't know that Padme was actually part of starting in the rebellion because their is no proof in the films.

 

Exactly. Deleted scenes never happened and are therefore never canon.

 

I really do hope that the live action TV series has stories about Jedi survives of Order 66 because I think there's a lot of interesting stories to be told.

 

fair enough. does this mean that NONE of the books (with the exception of the zahn trilogy) are canon either?

 

The star wars novels are canon. The second highest level. The films, scripts and what Lucas says are the first. EU is something Lucas signs off on, but wouldn't neccessarily happen in his world.