Will the Dark Jedi Sora Bulq be mentioned at all?

Because in the Republic Clone Wars comic series the Jedi Master Sora Bulq turned to the Dark Side of the force shortly after the Battle of Geonosis and joined Count Dooku as a dark side follower, he and Asajj Ventress even worked together to set up a trap for Mace Windu and a group of weaker jedi knights to try to kill Mace Windu and harm the Republics chances in the Clone Wars.

Mace Windu and Sora Bulq actually fought to a stand still before Windu left to fight Ventress and was easily able to defeat her even though she was using a double bladed lightsaber against him.

It would be nice to see Sora Bulq in action against Anakin Skywalker or another Jedi Knight or hear him mentioned in the Clone Wars movie or TV Series, because he is reguarded as the most powerfull Dark Jedi that Count Dooku had working for him, and he was mastered by Vapaad (the form mastered him and not the other way around.) Sora was a pretty powerfull dark jedi and would have easily defeat Ventress or Anakin.

 

Well if they're gonna erase all the continuity in Republic, they might as well feature him. I wouldn't say no to a 2-part season finale featuring Anakin and Quinlan Vos v.s. Sora Bulq and Ventress

 

I certainly hope he will be in the television show. The republic series was so well written...I would hate to see some events/characters not appearing in the new television show, which is now official cannon. Sora Bulq is a canon character though, seeing as how he was seen at the battle of geonosis in the clone wars as a background character. Republic just gave him character and a backstory. I hope he is featured. EU characters like Tra Saa and Tholme worry me that they wont be in the new television show . Asajj made it..so did Ayyla, but still...*crosses fingers*

 

The impression I get from this article... it's a possibility.

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Yeah, it sure was. Because Henry and I can get together, and we start talking about a lot of things, and for Catherine, it would become a secret language! Because we?ll talk? one of concerns Henry and I had was with the existing material. So, I?d say, Henry, what about Sora Bulq? What are we going to do about that? Quinlan Vos? We?ve got these problems: the Dark Woman running around. We?d have a lot of things to talk about, and we?d look across the table, and CW?s like?. what are you guys talking about? I didn?t see that in the movie. So, we would run a lot of plotlines, and then we?d bounce them off Catherine, and ask, would you get that? Is that coming across? And she would say, no, that doesn?t come across at all. So it was a good way to kind of beat up ideas amongst the three of us, and then, really, you?d put it before George, and George comes down and says, ?Guys? What are you doing? That?s not Star Wars,? or ?That is Star Wars.? That was, in the end, the best education always was George. That was a critical part of the writing in the end. - Dave Filoni

 

We've heard mention that a couple of comics characters will be showing up at ComicCon, but no specifics. I wouldn't count on Sora or anyone else quite yet. Though Aayla (hardly comics anymore) seems a given...

 

I'd imagine we won't see Sora yet. Remember, this is around the first year of the Clone Wars. Sora appears quite late in the game. I wouldn't be surprised to see other "stars" of the EU though!

 

Who?

 

Some dude with dreds and a lot of groupies. Which is rather disturbing, actually.

And before anyone says it, no, I'm not confusing this fellow with Quinlan, who also is known to have his fair share of groupies and dreds. But for some reason Bulq's got a hellava lot of fangirls.

 

Why can't they just have this be a remake of the cartoon to avoid all this time shifting?

 

SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE I LUVS ME SOME SORA BULQ!!!!!!

 

I have just started re-reading the republic ark & sora bulq is out of the closit as a seperatist by 5 months after geonosis. He doesnt bite it until virtually the end of the clone wars so he would be a perfect additional dark side minion for Dooku.

 

I wouldn't rule it out. I mean, he is an official character since he was in AotC. So, yeah, I think he will be in it.

 

Sora Bulq in TCW would be freakin' awesome.

I hope they also bring Skorr & Durge. Not that I particularly like those characters. I just want the enemy threat to be constantly evolving and exciting -- rather than seeing a million and one droid battles.

 

I think Durge has been asked about - the answer IIRC was probably not.

 

Why is everyone so concerned about continuity?

 

Why is everyone else not so concerned about contradictory plots?

 

Why is everyone so concerned about continuity?

Some of us just happen to appreciate it very much, as it makes for a much more stable world in which to view the characters. Continuity is something that should be respected, in the same form and fashion as basic techniques like characterization, setting and even basic spelling and grammar in a story. To dismiss continuity entirely is to make a world too flexible. Imagine erasing continuity in the original trilogy. A character that died, like Obi-Wan, shows up in a later installment, completely contradicting the plot of the first movie. Jedi starts and Han Solo it seems was never frozen in carbonite. The climactic battle occurs not on Endor but on Alderaan, because of the whim of a writer. These things make no sense, yes? Silly and foolish, because they are completely dismissive of canonical events. I know that seems extreme, but there is at least here observable a basis for the value of continuity. I'm not saying that every last touch of the universe, particularly the expanded universe, should be completely observed. Some of us like to believe that everything should be able to fit together, because contradictory elements are sloppy storytelling, even if it is coming from a number of different authors, mediums and sources. They should be conducted like an orchestra, different pieces coming together to create a symphony of wonder. Sometimes dissonance is even appropriate, and sometimes it makes for the best of stories (see Crisis on Infinite Earths, Green Lantern: Rebirth, Hawkman, etc. in comic books to illustrate just how continuity messes can be turned into story gold) and some of us just like to think that somehow we should be looking for answers in how to fit this all together.

 

Because without continuity there's no feeling of a consistent world.

 

I missed this. Do you have a link to this?