Victoria. BC yoda

my friend and i were trying to remember if yoda's species or race if you will has ever been made known.please email me heyjax@telus.net

 

No, Yoda's species has never been definitively identified in the books, or the movies... *however*... in the draft screenplays, the story is supposed to come from the "Book of the Whills", and I recall reading (somewhere) that Yoda was meant to have been a member of that species. If I might be so bold as to inquire, why did you need to know? (and... who are you? ) I charge a ten percent fee for settling bets...

*Derisa*

 

Whillis. Not Whills.

I accept Paypal.

 

And le's not bring up that "Galaxy Card" controversy.

Whoops!

*Hits self in head*

 

The Book of the Whillis? Getouttahere!

(That would make an individual member of the species a Whilli... if they were enslaved, the protests would cry "Free Whilli!"

Or maybe you are thinking they would actually not be Yoda's species, but the species of the guy who finds and falls for the Fifth Element / counsels a kid who sees dead people / is the world's greatest cat burglar, singing popular songs to time his heists / has a Die Hard-on for terrorism in all its many forms...?

Are you? (I might be a fan, but the idea of hearing Bruce Willis' voice in Yoda's face, with that peculiar stilted grammar: "Ki Yay, Yippee, Muthaf***kah!")


*Derisa*

 

Whatcha talkin about Whillis?

Must have been a typo for Whills, which comes from the novelization.