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Not a Whill

Yoda is not a Whill. This erroneous fact comes from Supershadow--Eion 21:58, 2 May 2005 (UTC)

Are you sure? The 'Journal Of The Whills' was the original name of the rough draft for episode IV, and I have seen many other sources citing that name. But that's fanon, not canon, so I agree that it should be left unknown, as stated on starwars.com User:Lord Patrick

  • It ain't canon till the fat man says so. Yes, the Whills are part of the history of the Star Wars script, but then so is Luke Starkiller, who in early production work bears a striking resemblance to the flannel man himself, but I don't think anyone will claim that Luke Skywalker is a Mary Sue. The Whills do not appear in any but the earliest drafts of ANH. The many other sources argument reminds me of an Elvis album I once saw, "20 million Elvis Fans can't be wrong"; yes they can. Popularity does not mean it is right. SS made it popular again, that's all.--Eion 05:32, 3 May 2005 (UTC)

Stink this mud does!-Yoda, Deleated scene of Episode 3.--wattamb2000

  • Well, the Whills do exist now as of the ROTS novel, but they arent Yoda's species. And Wattamb, please dont post nonsense. Durnar 12:40, 27 Aug 2005 (UTC)

ITS NOT NONESENSE!: 152 EXT. KASHYYYK-LAKE ON VILLAGE EDGE-DUSK

CLONES in modified one-man AT-ST's and Swamp Speeders flash their searchlights across the gloomy lake. The light of one of the AT-ST's spots something floating in the water. It is what's left of a Wookiee catamaran. The body of a dead Wookiee (TARFFUL) is lying across the stern of the wreckage of the flying boat. There is some movement on the boat. The CLONE SERGEANT on the AT-ST fires a warning shot past the boat. AT-ST CLONE SERGEANT: Everyone out of there! A CRAZY LITTLE CREATURE about two feet high pops its head over the rail. The creature is covered with mud. His long hair is frizzed out in all directions. CREATURE: Wookiee good . . . eat Wookiee. (crazy little laugh) CLONE SERGEANT: Did you find something? CREATURE: It's nothing, nothing. (laughs) CLONE SERGEANT: It's nothing, nothing. All these Wookiees are dead. Move to the east. CLONE TROOPER: Yes, sir. Suddenly, CHEWBACCA climbs up behind the AT-ST CLONE, dripping wet, and throws the CLONE SERGEANT into the water. CHEWIE BARKS. CREATURE: Right you are, Chewbacca. Faster that will be. TARFFUL jumps up in the boat, and the CREATURE takes off his hair. It is Yoda. YODA: Stink, this mud does. A moment to bathe, give me. YODA, covered with mud, jumps into the water. TARFFUL climbs onto the AT-ST with CHEWBACCA. YODA is out of the water and putting his robes back on. YODA: (continuing) Not far, are we, from the emergency ship. Quickly . . . YODA whistles and a large ALIEN FLYING INSECT called CAN-CELL appears. YODA jumps on the insect's back and they take off. The WOOKIEES follow on the AT-ST. The CLONES continue to search the swamp.--wattamb2000

  • Calm down on the caps lock. -- Riffsyphon1024 00:12, 28 Aug 2005 (UTC)

And the crackpipe (to Wattamb) Lord Patrick 06:23, 6 Sep 2005 (UTC)

Exile

Is it worth including Luke's conjecture from Before the Storm on Yoda's decision to stay out of the Galactic Civil War? It is an interesting viewpoint, but considering Luke's understanding of Yoda and the fallen Jedi Order at the time (he assumed Yoda had been on Dagobah for over one hundred years). Thoughts? --SparqMan 21:29, 25 May 2005 (UTC)

  • It may be worth noting the speculation, if only to demonstrate how little Luke understands Galactic history, which shows just how thoroughly the Empire destroyed it.--Eion 16:18, 26 May 2005 (UTC)

Hey, does anyone know Yoda's full name, is is it just Yoda?

  • If somebody knew it, he would have already added it. - TopAce 19:43, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
  • I belive that his name is only Yoda. Like Cher. ; )-Lord vader1414 13:44, 24 June 2006 (UTC)

Text removal

I removed this text from the article:

"In ninth century BBY, Yoda was trained by Jedi Master Obius The Awesome."

According to Wikipedia [Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/Jedi Master Obius], "Obius" is just made up nonsense. Also, there are no reliable sources to back this up.-LtNOWIS 19:46, 27 May 2005 (UTC)

It's not from SuperShadow. Only Google hits pointed to the former article on Wikipedia Lord Patrick 00:38, 7 Aug 2005 (UTC)

Yoda's Species

  • In my opinion, we should create a new article called Yoda's Species or perchaps Species of Yoda that would be about their physical features, strong at the force, and list all know of them, then discuss the contraversy over them being suspected Whillis or what not. When/if the species is named, the article's content can be moved to a correctly titled article and move all the content. Then the three members of his species in the character box could have "Species: Unkown (see article on this topic here}" Anyway, just my suggestion. CptKenobi 00:17, 10 Nov 2005 (UTC)
    • Any. Thoughts. On. This? CptKenobi 21:28, 19 Nov 2005 (UTC)
  • The fact that we only know about two of such species cannot make them basically strong in the Force. Yoda's species will probably never be named... by any canon source. - TopAce 21:31, 19 Nov 2005 (UTC)
  • Actually we know of three in total: Yoda, Yaddle, and Vandar Tokare. Personally, I call his species Dagobans. I mean, he just seemed to fit in to Dagobah's surroundings, but I'm not calling for them to be refered to as such. However, I believe the article should mention something about Yoda's species has never been identified. -- SFH 21:39, 19 Nov 2005 (UTC)
    • There was one other one at Ruusan in JvS. Kuralyov 21:47, 19 Nov 2005 (UTC)
  • I remember a reference in the last of the "Hand of Thrawn" duology to a race of mysterious aliens or monks of some kind that could travel through space faster then any hyperspace engine and it made an allusion to the Force I believe. My memory is kinda fuzzy and I don't have the book anymore but I was sure there was a conjecture about Yoda belonging to the race. Anyone have a better reference?--TheLIGHTSABERwieldingNERFHERDER 23:13, 1 Dec 2005 (UTC)
    • Those are the Aing-Tii Monks. Deffinately not Yoda's species. -Jaymach Ral'Tir 23:19, 1 Dec 2005 (UTC)
      • Ah, thanks Jay. Yes that be them, and definatly them not be Yoda's peeps. With the upcoming Star Wars TV series I dearly wish this mystery be solved. Even a novel or reference book with not do, I want to see a whole room full of moving little green super-force elves. :D--TheLIGHTSABERwieldingNERFHERDER 05:05, 2 Dec 2005 (UTC)
        • Then Yoda will lose his mysteriousness and awesomeness. -- Riffsyphon1024 05:12, 2 Dec 2005 (UTC)

~actually there is a catergory of that it isYoda's species In the star wars insider #81, it states that Yoda's homeworld is in fact GRENTARIK!!!!!!!!!!!!

TPM pic

Can someone make a screen capture from the ROTS DVD of the new digital Yoda for TPM (from the The Chosen One featurette)? Since that is now the canonical version, I thought it best to change the article accordingly. Adamwankenobi 05:50, 27 Nov 2005 (UTC)

  • Wait. They made TPM Yoda digital now? What rock have I been hiding under? -- Riffsyphon1024 05:52, 27 Nov 2005 (UTC)
    • Yes. Rob Coleman confirmed at the ROTS DVD press event that they went ahead and replaced the puppet in TPM with a digital one exactly like the one in AOTC and ROTS. You can even hear him say it himself on one of the hyperspace audiocasts at the OS. And you can even get a glimpse of the new TPM Yoda on The Chosen One featurette on the ROTS DVD.Adamwankenobi 06:00, 27 Nov 2005 (UTC)
      • Yea I need to watch that second disc, however my DVD is hooked up to a TV that just crapped out last week. I could watch it on the PS2, but I'd have to get Battlefront II out of there first (not an easy thing to do). -- Riffsyphon1024 06:16, 27 Nov 2005 (UTC)
      • Actually, they didn't replace the entire TPM Yoda. It was only for that specific scene - it was a test for the ROTS Yoda. (Just like they did a digital ESB Yoda as a test while making AoTC) Pretty much it was only that which you see in the featurette. And it's not canonical until a full version of TPM is released with that scene. It hasn't been, so it isn't. QuentinGeorge 07:29, 27 Nov 2005 (UTC)
        • No, Rob Coleman confirmed that they replaced Yoda for the ENTIRE movie. I will make a screenshot for this myself. Adamwankenobi 07:41, 27 Nov 2005 (UTC)
          • There. It's in the article. Adamwankenobi 07:50, 27 Nov 2005 (UTC)
  • Ok so we have old Yoda and new Yoda. Hmm.

[[:File:Yodatpm.jpg|thumb|left|Yoda, a decade before the Clone Wars]] [[:File:TPM-CGYoda.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Yoda, a decade before the Clone Wars]]

-- Riffsyphon1024 07:54, 27 Nov 2005 (UTC)

Yep, and the old one looks like he's high compared to the new one. :P Adamwankenobi 08:10, 27 Nov 2005 (UTC)

On the subject, any word on when the release of the updated TPM DVD is supposed to be? - Angel Blue 451 02:54, 1 Dec 2005 (UTC)

  • They wouldn't rerelease the movie just for that, so probably not until the big six-er is out. Glad I never got this DVD.=) CooperTFN 03:29, 1 Dec 2005 (UTC)

Which means, of course, that I will have to purchase another copy. I hate being a completionist. I just hope the updated one will come individually as well... - Angel Blue 451 02:23, 2 Dec 2005 (UTC) [[:File:Robcoleman.jpg|thumb|right|Rob Coleman]]

    • Let's see what Coleman actually says:

"Now that Episode III is available on DVD, viewers can carefully examine the painstaking work of Animation Director Rob Coleman and his team that brought the many digital characters to life, including Jedi Master Yoda.

To get his animation team back in prime shape for their work ahead on Episode III, Coleman says that they replaced the footage of the Episode I Yoda puppet with their Episode III digital model as a test to see how far they could push his usual performance boundaries. This footage worked its way into the DVD, where it can be see as part of "The Chosen One" featurette on Disc 2.

"We did that between Episodes II and III as an exercise to get the team back into the character," Coleman explains. "On Episode II, I was stressing about living up to what Frank [Oz] had created. A lot of our focus was on the final battle sequence between Yoda and Count Dooku. We had never seen Yoda do that before. In the process, we were learning about acting as animators. It was really exciting for me to have the team back again between Episode II and III. We used Episode I as a testbed because we didn't know what was going to be in Episode III, so we got the team back up to speed. We really honed our acting skills and, using that as a springboard, we moved right on to Episode III."

  • See? It was a test, not a remake of TPM. QuentinGeorge 05:25, 2 Dec 2005 (UTC)
    • But, at the ROTS DVD press event, when Rob Coleman was specifically asked if they were going to replace Yoda in TPM for a future release, Coleman replied "We've actually gone ahead and done that." (You can download and listen yourself on the OS.) That seems proof enough to me that they replaced the puppet for the entire film. Adamwankenobi 05:29, 2 Dec 2005 (UTC)
      • That casual comment is hardly confirmation of what you think it is. My quote is from homing beacon, and post-DVD release. All the press release comment confirms is that in the event of a TPM re-release, they won't have to put in work to do a new Yoda model, since they already did it during their ROTS pre-production test period. QuentinGeorge 05:31, 2 Dec 2005 (UTC)
        • Then, if that's the case, then they plan to make the Yoda digital. Since we have no official confirmation that they already have, we can still use the screenshot from that clip, since it is likely the canon version of that clip. Adamwankenobi 05:38, 2 Dec 2005 (UTC)
        • What? There's no mention of any plans. Here's the gist of the question and answer.
Question: In the event of a re-release of TPM, will you go and do the work to replace the puppet Yoda?
Answer: We already have put in the work (as part of the test for ROTS).
  • Nothing here confirms a TPM re-release. It's entirely suppositional. QuentinGeorge 05:40, 2 Dec 2005 (UTC)
  • But, since that one clip has already been redone, we can use footage from it. It looks better anyway. Adamwankenobi 05:49, 2 Dec 2005 (UTC)
    • I hate to disagree with you Adamwankenobi, especially on a 2 month old argument but I really don't like the CG version of Yoda they did up. 1) Something seems odd about it. Perhaps it is the eyes or the head shape or something. [Redacted by administration] 2) At this point it isn't canon in my opinion. It is only test footage. I think the theatrical version should be included near the beginning of the article (instead of the TPM test version) and the test version should be in the Behind the Scenes section.--DannyBoy7783 20:35, 20 February 2006 (UTC)
      • [[:File:Tpm yoda2.jpg|right|thumb|New uploaded Ep. 1 Yoda.]] Well, no one has responded for a month so I went ahead and made some changes. I moved the CG test Yoda to BTS and added info on it. I uploaded a different Ep. 1 Yoda (puppet) and put that in its place. It's more of a profile shot and he doesn't look high. I think it works well and the CG test Yoda is just that: a test. It's included on the page but it doesn't trump the puppet yet. If/when they release Episode 1 with it then we can take down the puppet version. I hope this works for everyone. --DannyBoy7783 17:53, 20 March 2006 (UTC)
        • However, as stated above, Rob Coleman confirmed that they have actually replaced the puppet with the CG version. Since the DVD clip is from an actual scene from TPM, and was released officially on the ROTS DVD, I say it's a canon image and should be used to represent Yoda from TPM instead of the puppet. Adamwankenobi 19:56, 20 March 2006 (UTC)
          • TUntil the CG Yoda shows up IN the movie it doesn't trump what exists. I'm not saying it isn't canon, just that it doesn't beat the actual movies.--DannyBoy7783 21:05, 20 March 2006 (UTC)

my god...

  • as any one read Star Wars Tales #16?! if you had, you would know that this info, "In one such battle during the Clone Wars, Yoda confronted a Bpfasshi Dark Jedi on Dagobah. Yoda defeated the Dark Jedi, who died in a tree-cave. As a result, the cave became strong in the dark side of the Force." is incorrect. the comic, titled Heart of Darkness, clearly states that it took place in 700 BBY, 678 years before the clone wars. i'm changing it.-User:remoh
    • Sigh. Have you read LucasFilm's canon policy? If you had, you'd know that Tales stories are not canon. And anyway, the Jedi in that story is called Minch, not Yoda - Kwenn 20:19, 4 Jan 2006 (UTC)
      • well then how come the contents of the story are on yoda's exapanded universe bio on the official site? and if you can debunk that, unlikley, then how did yoda find out about it?-User:remoh
        • "Another tale of Yoda's past involves stopping a swath of destruction cut by Dark Jedi from Bpfassh. One of these dark siders had gotten as far as Dagobah, were Yoda bested him in direct confrontation. The Bpfasshi Jedi died, his dark Force absorbing into and twisting a nearby tree -- forming a dark side nexus. It is believed that Yoda chose Dagobah as his hiding place due to the dark side energies emanating from the tree. From a distance, Force-users like the Emperor would not detect Yoda since the master's bright light side presence would be canceled by the Bpfasshi dark side presence."

That's what we've got in this article. Like I said, the Tales character is called Minch, not Yoda. And again, it's still not canon - Kwenn 20:27, 4 Jan 2006 (UTC)

  • The Dark Jedi from Bpfasshi came from Heir to the Empire, written in 1991. You really want to prefer a Tales comic to the Holy Bible of the Expanded Universe? -- SFH 20:30, 4 Jan 2006 (UTC)
    • Sorry to piss on your parade, User:Remoh, but the New Essential Chronology confirms Yoda engaged the Bpfasshi Dark Jedi in the final year of the Clone Wars, just before the Battle of Praesitlyn - Kwenn 20:34, 4 Jan 2006 (UTC)
      • it must have been the second time, the OS article says it was it was part of yoda's past. PAST!!!!!! IT DOESN'T SAY CLONE WARS! i guess it's possible that he faced bpfasshi dark jedi again during the clone wars, but OS says he did it before the clone wars also. now i'm gonna ask you some questions.
  • 1. Ever think that "Minch" was just a nick-name for yoda back then? i mean he was a padawan among alot of jedi knights. they didn't exactly have to show him much respect as they had to in the prequels.
    • 2. So this story doesn't fit into the canon, even though it has support FROM THE OFFICIAL SITE but Routine is? it has no source!
      • 3. Are you trying to tell me, if you don't beleive my first question, that one character of yoda's species, apparently named minch, fought a bpfasshi dark jedi on dagobah, killed him in a tree cave, and changed the balance of the force, and apparantly 676 years later yoda happened to do the exact same thing? no. yoda may have fought another Bpfasshi dark Jedi on dagobah during the clone wars, but don't yoda would be able to fit the description of "minch" during 700 bby, when he was 196 years old?
        • Unless you have no futher objections, i am going put Heart of Darkness in the List of Tales stories with elements of continuity.-User:Remoh
          • No, I don't believe Minch killed a Dark Jedi, then Yoda done the same, because MINCH IS NOT CANON. And the Databank does not SPECIFICALLY state Yoda does not fight the Dark Jedi during the Clone Wars; from the POV of the OS, the Clone Wars could be 'in the past'. And besides, many Databank entries are woefully out-of-date, still using info from pre-AotC material, when the date of the Clone Wars wasn't set. The New Essential Chronology is the most up-to-date source, and SPECIFIES the EXACT DATE of this confrontation.
          • And no, don't put Heart of Darkness on that list. It CONTRADICTS official canon stated in the Chronology - Kwenn 22:19, 4 Jan 2006 (UTC)
            • oh, don't get techniccal with me kwenn. star wars tales stories base off of characters from the movies or major charcters from the expanded universe. therefore, minch is yoda's nickname when he was a padawan. therefore, the official sites info is correct. therefore Heart of Darkness is canon. i am fully aware that the databank has alot of out dated articles, but yoda is not one of them. if the first time was in the clone wars, then it would be in the paragraphs on the clone wars his expanded universe page. it has a official source, therefore it is canon. puting it on list.-User:Remoh
              • You don't understand; the Databank isn't agreeing with the Tales story, it's *contradicted* by it. The event mentioned in the Databank is the one mentioned in the Thrawn Trilogy and in Vision of the Future, which happened during the Clone Wars. jSarek 06:32, 5 Jan 2006 (UTC)
                • Then that would mean these paragraphs are out of order, doesn't it?-User:remoh

as the OS says:

Another tale of Yoda's past(pay attention to this) involves stopping a swath of destruction cut by Dark Jedi from Bpfassh. One of these dark siders had gotten as far as Dagobah, were Yoda bested him in direct confrontation. The Bpfasshi Jedi died, his dark Force absorbing into and twisting a nearby tree -- forming a dark side nexus. It is believed that Yoda chose Dagobah as his hiding place due to the dark side energies emanating from the tree. From a distance, Force-users like the Emperor would not detect Yoda since the master's bright light side presence would be canceled by the Bpfasshi dark side presence.

Like all the Jedi, Yoda became a General in the Clone Wars, leading swarms of Republic clone troopers into battle against the Confederacy of Independent Systems. It was a tumultuous time for the Jedi. Some Jedi, disagreeing with the politics behind the war, left the order in protest. Recognizing that dissension in the Jedi ranks would make the order look weak to both the public and its enemies, Yoda was gravely concerned by these turns of events.

  • So? Many of the databank entries are not ordered in chronological order. Look at Saesee Tiin's entry: one paragraph it is talking about his relationship with Anakin Skywalker, the next it is speaking about Tiin during the Stark Hyperspace War.
    • In summary: The Star Wars Tales story IS NON-CANONICAL. Deal with it. QuentinGeorge 09:26, 5 Jan 2006 (UTC)
      • okay.-User:remoh
        • Hold up! This statement is still false: In one such battle, Yoda confronted a Bpfasshi Dark Jedi on Dagobah. Yoda defeated the Dark Jedi, who died in a tree-cave. As a result, the cave became strong in the dark side of the Force. i just bought the New Essential Chronology, and it does not say that the leader of the bpfasshi jedi faced yoda "on dagobah" or that he died "in a tree-cave which made it strong in the dark side". i am changing that.-User:remoh
  • It stated that in Heir to the Empire! Why can't you just admit it? -- SFH 20:42, 7 Jan 2006 (UTC)
  • uhhh...can you type up that paragraph? i don't have Heir to the Empire.-User:remoh
  • If you do not own HTTE, you are denying yourself a very important piece of the Expanded Universe. I strongly urge you to buy it at your earliest possible chance. -- SFH 04:14, 14 Jan 2006 (UTC)
  • Right out of the databank for Yoda, Behind the Scenes: "In the story treatment, Yoda's full name was Minch Yoda, and in the first draft, he was known only as Minch." In other words, the Minch character in the comic is clearly intended to be a younger Yoda. Whether it is canon or not is debatable, but the author's intent is not: It's Yoda. Again, I'm not saying it's a canon fact. Just that Minch and Yoda are the same person, according to Lucas's own story treatment. That makes it G-Canon. -- MaclimesZero (Guest) 11:17, 19 Jan 2006
  • Sorry to burst yer bubble, Maclimes old chap, but unless it's published in a canonical source, Lucas' word means squat. --Imp 16:22, 19 January 2006 (UTC)
  • Okay, granted. But it's not a coincidence that a character Yoda's age and species and temperment is named Minch, which was Yoda's original name. The character is intended to be Yoda in his younger days. There's no doubt about that. Also, since it is published in Star Wars Tales, the story isn't canonical. There's no doubt about that. So what we have is an "Infinities"-style story about Yoda's youth, which is non-canon. The end. -- MaclimesZero (Guest) 11:31, 19 Jan 2006

nonsentient asscoites

69.161.102.225 04:07, 14 Jan 2006 (UTC)I know yoda has a pet-a tauntaun like thing he rode in the clone wars miniseries.But what is it?

  • It's his kybuck. And Yoda doesn't like the word 'pet'. --AdmThrawn 04:10, 14 Jan 2006 (UTC)
       ~thanks!

Training

  • Wasnt there something about how it took Yoda 50 years to become a knight, then how he took 50 years to become a master, cause he was travelling the galaxy or something? i dont know where i read that...thought it was either here or wikipedia...any thoughts? - Yoda1300 17:46, 17 January 2006 (UTC)

Yoda's unnoticed failures

People seem to ignore Yoda's failures as a political leader of the Jedi Order. He went into exile not just because he was beaten in a duel by Palpatine, but also because he finally saw that he was part of why the Jedi Order collapsed. Please read this letter: [1]

Sure, he was always wise with the Force, but he lead the Jedi Order to completely ignoring the Jedi Code by the time the Jedi intervened in the Clone Wars. They should never have become generals -- it destroyed their principles. If they had kept to traditional values, they could have saw Palpatine for what he was much earlier on. His time in exile allowed him to reflect on all of this, finally realizing that interventionism is bad, which may explain why he did not actively engage in the Galactic Civil War. Proof that both Obi-Wan and Yoda learned something from their exiles can be shown in TESB, when Luke goes to interfere with the affairs of Han, Leia, and Vader, and Ben says that Luke must do it alone, that he (Ben) cannot interfere. Yoda felt the same way, obviously, becuase he also chose not to help Luke. --qrc 04:02, 23 January 2006 (UTC)

    1. 1 The reason Yoda failed was because he was teaching the same things he was taught 800 years ago. The following is and excerpt from the novelization of Episode III; page 396, line 22:

"The Sith had changed. The Sith had grown, had adapted, had invested a thousand years' intensive study into every aspect of not only the Force but Jedi lore itself, in preparation for exactly this day. The Sith had remade themselves. They had become new. While the Jedi- The Jedi had spent that same millennium training to refight the last war."

As you can see from that last line, it clearly restates what i said before: he was just teaching what he was taught. How can he know anyother way? He was never taught one. Its not his fault.

  1. 2 In the Mandalorian Wars, the Jedi refused to fight because the Mandalorians hadn't breached Republic Space. In the Clone Wars, the Separatists had formed inside the Republic, so Yoda had to fight back.
  1. 3 Its also because Palpatine was just a clever-ass bastard. Ill give him credit for what he did.

--Eon Kaaz 22:56, 26 January 2006 (UTC)

IS ANAKIN STRONGER THAN BOTH THE EMPEROR AND YODA

Because george lucas said that if vader hadn't sustained his injuries on mustafar, he would have been twice as powerful.

  • twice as powerful as.....?. look on anakin's page. it says there that anakin had something like 120% of the emperor's power before his duel with obi-wan, and that he lost 1/2 after that duel, which brings him down to 60% of the Emperor's power. And yoda and the emperor were supposedly matched, so I don't know. But Yoda totally would've kicked anakin's ass. If not with a lightsaber, than with his knowledge of the force.

WHAT ARE U TALKING ABOUT ..."As Anakin, he had the greatest known midi-chlorian count (a measure of Force-aptitude) in the Galaxy, surpassing both Yoda and the Emperor's count. However, after all of his limbs were severed and he was severely burned on Mustafar he lost much of his Force potential. As Darth Vader, Anakin was believed to have had roughly 80% of the strength of the Emperor. Had he sustained none of his injuries on Mustafar he would have been "twice as powerful". George lucas said so himself....Anakin was the strongest force user of all time but he never got the chance to tap into his full powers...if he ever reached close to his maximum potential...god help us all...he would have destroyed both The Emperor and Yoda together.

  • My bad, man.

No No No you have it all wrong Yoda may not have the highest midi-chlorian count, but Yoda is the greatest lightsaber fighter known. Anakin (Vader) was very strong in the force but could not control his power very well, and there is no way in hell Anakin could kill Yoda AND The Emperor at the same time. Get real!

  • Ummm... If Vader wasn't hacked to bits by Obi-Wan, he could have beat the living snot out of every jedi and or sith that came along. HE killed palpatine in the end, HE "killed" Obi-Wan, HE killed almost EVERY FRIGIN JEDI IN THE GALAXY!!!!! and SIGN your comments people! If you arent a user, then DONT ADD ANYTHING!!!!!! -Lord vader1414 13:56, 24 June 2006 (UTC)

Broken image

Removed code snippet:

[[:File:yodafightingpalp.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Master Yoda battling Emperor Palpatine/Darth Sidious in Revenge of the Sith.]]

As image was nonexistant, and link lead to an "Upload a picture"-type response. Yoda is all power not Skywaker

Age

I am bothered by the "896 BBY–4 ABY" in the article. I have two reasons: 1 - It is safe to assume that Yoda was rounding the number off. Chances are, it wasn't EXACTLY 900. At that age, you'd definately be rounding. 2 - There was a TV commercial for Episode II, which was specifically for Yoda. It said something along the lines of: "3 feet tall. 280 years old. Jedi Master." (I just wrote that off the top of my head, I haven't seen it in 3 years. Can someone find out on their Episode II DVD what it was? And if so, does that qualify as a proper source?

  • 874 years old. I just checked the dvd for the commercial. Though I don't, personally, consider a commercial a reputable source.--DannyBoy7783 19:43, 20 February 2006 (UTC)
    • 896 BBY is the official birthdate given by the EU. QuentinGeorge 19:52, 20 February 2006 (UTC)
      • I did the math and if you add the time between the clone wars and the battle of yavin (22 years) and the time between The battle of Yavin and the Battle of endor (4 years) you get 900 years exactly. Presumably, the commercial was created with Yoda's life of 900 years in mind so as not to contradict anything.--DannyBoy7783 20:07, 20 February 2006 (UTC)

Can someone source this?

He had a talent for sensing the future that was on par with Darth Sidious and had become completely incorruptible by the dark side (particularly in the Clone Wars when Yoda turned to the dark side for a short while to uncover why Dooku had turned. Dooku claimed that Sidious would have been annihilated if "Dark Yoda" fought him). Can someone give a source for that and/or expand on it. That is the only mention of it in the article (unless I missed something). I'm not disputing it as fact or not. I'm just curious. Thanks.--DannyBoy7783 20:28, 20 February 2006 (UTC)

    • Sounds like nonsense to meHavetStorm 17:49, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
      • This is NOT nonsense! It is a piece of 100% C-canon info found in Yoda: Dark Rendezvous. 1)Yoda indeed turned to the dark side on Vjun, to discover why Dooku left the light. 2) Dooku indeed stated in the novel that not even Sidious could stand against a 800years old Yoda who turned to the dark side. Darth Kevinmhk 16:01, 15 March 2006 (UTC)
        • Yoda didn't turn, and was not "completely incorruptible", that's bull. Dooku had a feeling/vision of what would happen if he did. Which may or may not have been true. Yrfeloran 16:37, 15 March 2006 (UTC)
          • Yoda's face was deeply hidden in the shadows, mottled black and blue, so that for one terrible instant he looked exactly like Darth Sidious. ...From the shadows, Yoda spoke. "Disappointment like I not, apprentice," he snarled, in a wicked, wicked voice. "Give me my rose!" This looks very much like Yoda did turn, to me. Darth Kevinmhk 08:13, 16 March 2006 (UTC)
            • What, for three seconds? That's not turning to the dark side. It's perceptual on Dooku's part. An apparition, as he calls it himself. Dooku's having a bit of a psychological breakdown right then, if you hadn't noticed. It's not an actual change in his appearance, it's textually a trick of the light. There's no deed he does there that shows him to be dark, and even his words aren't strictly dark. It's not a sensible reading of the passage that he's fallen to the dark side for a moment and then comes back, or that he is incorruptible. Dooku has a realization/vision of what would happen if Yoda ever fell, and the text says as much. He's not fallen right there. Yrfeloran 08:25, 16 March 2006 (UTC)
              • Yeah, its totally a metaphor. Dooku tries to turn Yoda, looks at him with wierd light on his face, and realizes holy sh*t evil Yoda would woop everyone's ass. Not that he became evil. Yoda was making a point--Erl 21:41, 30 March 2006 (UTC)

Yoda Stories Canon?

Shouldn't this be moved to non-canon appearances? HavetStorm 17:49, 10 March 2006 (UTC)

Image

Okay...I bring this up again. Old verus Young...Shouldn't the image be a more "recent" one of Yoda on Dagobah? I mean, Obi-Wans is of his older self. Why not Yoda? --Redemption 22:25, 19 May 2006 (UTC)

Shouldn't

Master Vandar be featuresd as the previois Yoda?

144.132.15.155 09:29, 20 March 2006 (UTC)

  • The article of Yoda's species has addressed that. Darth Kevinmhk 13:51, 20 March 2006 (UTC)

saber form

lightning deflection image

  • Do you guys think "Yoda Lightning.jpg" is a bad image? It cut out the left side of Yoda completely. Furthermore, the resolution and color quality was much degraded, if you compare it to the highest quality sample I could find - the one from starwars.screenthemes.com. On the other hand, the color quality of Yodaforcedeflection.jpg is much better. Darth Kevinmhk 13:26, 20 May 2006 (UTC)

Bpfassh Dark Jedi

  • According to the article Jorj Car'das, the Bpfassh Dark Jedi crisis + Yoda vs Dark Jedi + Dark Side Cave were all happened after Yoda's exile. So it looks like either one of the article is mistaken. I haven't read Outbound Flight yet, does the book shine more light into the issue as it is the latest appearance of Jorj? Darth Kevinmhk 08:20, 25 May 2006 (UTC)
    • This is actually an iffy point of contention due to some stuff in the RotS script . . . see Leland "Tasty Taste" Chee's posts in this thread to see some of the current concerns. jSarek 00:56, 26 May 2006 (UTC)
      • Thanks. So it settles the location, Do you know what about the time? Is it 19 BBY then? Darth Kevinmhk 04:29, 26 May 2006 (UTC)