Force-sensitive
Has it ever been conjectured on how she was Force-sensitive? -- SFH 03:18, 24 January 2006 (UTC)
- oh it is really simple reallly how it is possible she killed a jedi and used its parts on herself —Unsigned comment by 68.43.176.211 (talk • contribs)
- that seems unlikely as the force is not contained in an arm. there is a multitude of possibilities perhaps she was a human youth that somehow found herself in the ranks of the vong and nobody noticed vong in a basic state look like humans. and it would be to unlikely that humans have found there way to the unknown regions unknown region species have had a presence in the main galaxy for some time. She may also be an exception chose by the force nobody really knows how the force works and its know the vong dont truely exsist without the force they had there connection to it stripped by there homeworld. there are many possibilites—Unsigned comment by 68.61.39.108 (talk • contribs)
- Maybe she was a Shaper who duplicated Onimi's research or worked with him. Or maybe he fathered her. DarthKenny 04:57, 14 March 2009 (UTC)
the vong isnt from the Unknown Regions, Unknown Regions is a part of the galaxy the vong is from another galaxy Darth Ichiaro 00:18, December 31, 2010 (UTC)
Picture
Is that a cybernetic eye on her? What is a Yuuzhan Vong doing with a machine on her? -- SFH 03:24, 24 January 2006 (UTC)
- She's also holding a lightsaber. It may belong to the Jedi on the ground, but as a pseudo-Sith she presumably has one of her own. If she embraced the Jeedai heresy for her own ends, why wouldn't she use any technological advantage she could get as well? Perhaps she was injured, and being isolated from the Vong she accepted a cybernetic implant. A cyborg Vong especially makes sense when you consider that the Vong dependence on biotech is largely due to tradition, and her new master might be Lumiya, who is extensively borgified. Hence, she accepts an implant in the "tradition" of her new faith. —Darth Culator (talk) 04:08, 24 January 2006 (UTC)
- If she adopted the way of the Sith, she could be said to be basically giving up her previous life, including her religious faith. Maybe her use of machine techonology was a demonstration of it.DarthKenny 05:00, 14 March 2009 (UTC)
- I suppose. Still, even the Jeedai heretics were hard pressed to reconcile the Jedi's use of technology. Shoon-mi Esh was quite disturbed at the Jeedai's use of machines. Even Nom Anor didn't believe in the Gods, but he still hated machines, even if he would use them on occasion. Still, the technophobia of the Yuuzhan Vong lead me to assume that a Vong would simply take a coufee to themselves before using a machine forever. -- SFH 04:14, 24 January 2006 (UTC)
- Also consider that she turned Daye, who has a cybernetic eye that looks very similar. An interesting coincidence. As to how she became Force sensitive, that is an interesting one. The presumption is that she was responsible for Daye's disappearance right from the start, which was well before Zonoma Sekot came into play and so presumably unrelated to that. Eyrezer 10:48, 24 January 2006 (UTC)
- consider if you will for a moment that she might not have been born vong, this could perhaps be the reason that she is sensitive, or perhaps it was the will of the force itself that she be gifted (if the force wants to do something bad enough you aint gonna stop it with a silly rule) and concerning the eye, i must say perhaps it is not cybernetic at all perhaps it is a metallic lifeform, or the pieces of one. if you recall skywalker fought a metallic wormthing that was resistant to lightsabers. perhaps she is in the beginning of a process to make herself saber resistant, theories are abundant annd much is possible. —Unsigned comment by 68.42.146.135 (talk • contribs)
- Also consider that she turned Daye, who has a cybernetic eye that looks very similar. An interesting coincidence. As to how she became Force sensitive, that is an interesting one. The presumption is that she was responsible for Daye's disappearance right from the start, which was well before Zonoma Sekot came into play and so presumably unrelated to that. Eyrezer 10:48, 24 January 2006 (UTC)
- I suppose. Still, even the Jeedai heretics were hard pressed to reconcile the Jedi's use of technology. Shoon-mi Esh was quite disturbed at the Jeedai's use of machines. Even Nom Anor didn't believe in the Gods, but he still hated machines, even if he would use them on occasion. Still, the technophobia of the Yuuzhan Vong lead me to assume that a Vong would simply take a coufee to themselves before using a machine forever. -- SFH 04:14, 24 January 2006 (UTC)
Dark Jedi?
If she is a student of Lumiya's she would be a Sith, not merely a dark jedi. —Unsigned comment by 24.197.139.111 (talk • contribs)
- But we don't know she is a student of Lumiya. That would be conjecture. Also Sith can have dark Jedi followers that are not Sith. Eyrezer 04:18, 27 March 2006 (UTC)
- With the new revelations in Legacy of the Force: Betrayal, is it possible that she was trained by Vergere? User:RushinSundaws 9:59 pm, May 21 2006
- I think it more likely that she will be the new apprentice Jacen finds. T3h Rod
- Well, since she was discovered between The New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force and The Joiner King, I sincerely doubt that. -- SFH 05:05, 13 June 2006 (UTC)
- I think it more likely that she will be the new apprentice Jacen finds. T3h Rod
- With the new revelations in Legacy of the Force: Betrayal, is it possible that she was trained by Vergere? User:RushinSundaws 9:59 pm, May 21 2006
Vent
Is it possible she is Asajj Ventress only Shaped, She went out to the unknown regons.Meesa yoda 19:33, 9 November 2007 (UTC)
good theory wookieepedia is not a place for theories—Unsigned comment by 68.61.39.108 (talk • contribs)
Vader's Legacy and Faith Reborn
Recently it appears that Vader's Legacy was released (albeit not officially published) online, along with a follow up article that further fleshes out Vongerella’s story and explains a lot about what Lumiya was up to between the First and Second Galactic Civil Wars. While obviously unpublished media isn’t included in the main section of articles here, would it still be worth putting down in the behind the scenes section? IJosh64 (talk) 04:33, 19 April 2025 (UTC)
- It can be noted as long as it's verifiably provable (and cited) that it is the unaltered copy Lewisr (talk) 21:24, 19 April 2025 (UTC)
- That would be a no, then. Joe Bongiorno has proven time and again that he simply cannot help modifying documents that come into his possession in support of his fan-produced, Supernatural Encounters: The Trial and Transformation of Arhul Hextrophon. The documents that IJosh64 mentions have been floating around for weeks and are only now up on StarWarsTimeline.net but unfortunately have been poorly and destructively converted to other file formats to the point that we have no way of knowing whether these were the documents originally submitted to Lucasfilm by Abel G. Peña or that the contents within remain untampered with. The two documents are also at odds with eachother with numerous character names spelled differently and appear to be nothing more than drafts rather than finalized or submitted drafts that went unpublished. Heart of the Jedi is just one example where he has tampered with original manuscripts previously submitted to Lucasfilm.