The High Republic: A more civilized age...

[BillJ]

...and likely that "dinosaurs" is silly

Obviously, they won't be called fucking dinosaurs. It likely indicates an idea (just because an idea is on a white board doesn't mean it comes to fruition) for some form of prehistoric life in a galaxy far, far away. Jesus Christ, when did people become this fucking dense?

 

[fireproof78]

If I get Dinosaurs in my Star Wars I will be quite happy, no matter what they are called. I mean, look at the flying lizard mount thing Boba Fett had in the Holiday Special.

 

[Ithekro]

Giant lizardy things. Like the giant Godzillay thing in the Clone Wars that even a Jedi can't quite take down, and want to eat Sith.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

If I get Dinosaurs in my Star Wars I will be quite happy, no matter what they are called. I mean, look at the flying lizard mount thing Boba Fett had in the Holiday Special.

Master Dactyl was in AOTC.

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Coleman_Trebor

 

[The Wormhole]

Apparently Dinosaurs are 'woke' now.

Well of course. Are dinosaurs white males? No. Therefore, woke.

 

[USS Firefly]

Master Dactyl was in AOTC.

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Coleman_Trebor

Yeah he looked really cool. Too bad he got injured in AOTC, no he is not dead he just heals slowly like Plo Koon and Bariss Offee

 

[CorporalCaptain]

Yeah he looked really cool. Too bad he got injured in AOTC, no he is not dead he just heals slowly like Plo Koon and Bariss Offee

Oh, yeah?

 

[USS Firefly]

Uhm...... Yeah

 

[Campe]

#diversedinos

 

[CorporalCaptain]

Uhm...... Yeah

OK, but the Wookieepedia article said he died (with a non-specific citation to AOTC). In what is it established that he lived?

 

[Jedi_Master]

The Mythosaurs referenced in The Mandalorian were essentially dinosaurs.
They are thought to be extinct, but something like them could easily be found on one of the billions of planets in the Star Wars galaxy.

 

[USS Firefly]

OK, but the Wookieepedia article said he died (with a non-specific citation to AOTC). In what is it established that he lived?

Well I have perfect arguments...

We never saw the body of Trebor after the battle, so he survived, also because he looked cool.

And we never saw Barriss Offee die in the movies plus I had a crush on her when I saw the movie in the cinema when It came out.

Like I said perfect irrefutable arguments

 

[CorporalCaptain]

Well I have perfect arguments...

We never saw the body of Trebor after the battle, so he survived, also because he looked cool.

And we never saw Barriss Offee die in the movies plus I had a crush on her when I saw the movie in the cinema when It came out.

Like I said perfect irrefutable arguments

I... cannot refute any of this!

 

[JD]

Master Dactyl was in AOTC.

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Coleman_Trebor

I'm a little surprised to his only appearance other than AotC is a EU middle grade novel. You'd think a character with such a cool design would have at least popped up in some comics somewhere along the line.

 

[USS Firefly]

I... cannot refute any of this!

Thanks, maybe I should be going into politics

 

[Jedi_Master]

They had me at "Wookie Jedi"

 

[Hartzilla2007]

And we never saw Barriss Offee die in the movies

No we saw her get arrested for high treason and likely terrorism thought.

 

[USS Firefly]

Yeah I really didn't like that storyline

 

[Reverend]

Are you kidding? It was one of the best of the whole show!

The Ahsoka stuff aside; Showing that Barris of all people had felt so strongly (and correctly) that the Jedi had lost their way that she'd resort to using terror and end up going down the dark path herself was the perfect way to demonstrate that the Order was already rotting from the inside and most of them didn't even see it. Barris's reaction was a symptom of the dogmatic rigidity of Jedi teaching, and few were as rigid or dogmatic as her Master.
That rigidity, or to put it another way: that lack of flexibility meant that Barris's outlook was inherently brittle, so when her fundamental faith in the order was stressed, it just shattered. She totally lost faith in the order and with it, any kind of moral compass because for her, the two were one and the same.

As for her fate; given that making her and Inquisitor on Rebels was such a no-brainer and yet they *didn't* do it, to me says that Filloni has a specific story in mind for her.

 

[JD]

StarWars.com has posted a new article introducing some of the new Jedi Knights and Masters being introduced in The High Republic.
So far they sound pretty good, Avar and Keeve are the interesting sounding of group here.