Do all members of Yoda's species talk oddly?
As we know, Yoda (the little green Jedi master in Star Wars) does not talk like most others. However, we know that Yoda is not the only one of his kind; a female member, also the same species, known as Yaddle, proved that Yoda was not the only one of his breed. Therefore, I feel comfortable asking if all of Yoda's species speak backwards like him or if he's the only one.
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As we know, Yoda (the little green Jedi master in Star Wars) does not talk like most others. However, we know that Yoda is not the only one of his kind; a female member, also the same species, known as Yaddle, proved that Yoda was not the only one of his breed. Therefore, I feel comfortable asking if all of Yoda's species speak backwards like him or if he's the only one.
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As we know, Yoda (the little green Jedi master in Star Wars) does not talk like most others. However, we know that Yoda is not the only one of his kind; a female member, also the same species, known as Yaddle, proved that Yoda was not the only one of his breed. Therefore, I feel comfortable asking if all of Yoda's species speak backwards like him or if he's the only one.
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As we know, Yoda (the little green Jedi master in Star Wars) does not talk like most others. However, we know that Yoda is not the only one of his kind; a female member, also the same species, known as Yaddle, proved that Yoda was not the only one of his breed. Therefore, I feel comfortable asking if all of Yoda's species speak backwards like him or if he's the only one.
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This is a comment for a hat, oops
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This is a comment for a hat, oops
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For reasons that are not clear, George Lucas required that no information about Yoda'a species was to be revealed in extended universe materials. Up to this point, Disney has followed the same policy, although it is not clear whether that will continue to be a strict rule for the canon.
However, the net effect of Lucas's rules is that nobody knows what is typical of Yoda's species in essentially any regard. Almost everything inferred about his race is simply based on observations of Yoda himself. So whether Yoda's speech pattern is typical is completely unknown.
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This just isn't right. What about Yaddle?
– ThePopMachine
4 hours ago
@ThePopMachine Yaddle has no dialogue, and what is seen of her reveals essentially nothing that cannot be inferred from observation of Yoda alone.
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For reasons that are not clear, George Lucas required that no information about Yoda'a species was to be revealed in extended universe materials. Up to this point, Disney has followed the same policy, although it is not clear whether that will continue to be a strict rule for the canon.
However, the net effect of Lucas's rules is that nobody knows what is typical of Yoda's species in essentially any regard. Almost everything inferred about his race is simply based on observations of Yoda himself. So whether Yoda's speech pattern is typical is completely unknown.
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This just isn't right. What about Yaddle?
– ThePopMachine
4 hours ago
@ThePopMachine Yaddle has no dialogue, and what is seen of her reveals essentially nothing that cannot be inferred from observation of Yoda alone.
– Buzz
4 hours ago
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For reasons that are not clear, George Lucas required that no information about Yoda'a species was to be revealed in extended universe materials. Up to this point, Disney has followed the same policy, although it is not clear whether that will continue to be a strict rule for the canon.
However, the net effect of Lucas's rules is that nobody knows what is typical of Yoda's species in essentially any regard. Almost everything inferred about his race is simply based on observations of Yoda himself. So whether Yoda's speech pattern is typical is completely unknown.
answered 4 hours ago
Buzz
33.8k6114185
This just isn't right. What about Yaddle?
– ThePopMachine
4 hours ago
@ThePopMachine Yaddle has no dialogue, and what is seen of her reveals essentially nothing that cannot be inferred from observation of Yoda alone.
– Buzz
4 hours ago
add a comment |
For reasons that are not clear, George Lucas required that no information about Yoda'a species was to be revealed in extended universe materials. Up to this point, Disney has followed the same policy, although it is not clear whether that will continue to be a strict rule for the canon.
However, the net effect of Lucas's rules is that nobody knows what is typical of Yoda's species in essentially any regard. Almost everything inferred about his race is simply based on observations of Yoda himself. So whether Yoda's speech pattern is typical is completely unknown.
answered 4 hours ago
Buzz
33.8k6114185
For reasons that are not clear, George Lucas required that no information about Yoda'a species was to be revealed in extended universe materials. Up to this point, Disney has followed the same policy, although it is not clear whether that will continue to be a strict rule for the canon.
However, the net effect of Lucas's rules is that nobody knows what is typical of Yoda's species in essentially any regard. Almost everything inferred about his race is simply based on observations of Yoda himself. So whether Yoda's speech pattern is typical is completely unknown.
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This just isn't right. What about Yaddle?
– ThePopMachine
4 hours ago
@ThePopMachine Yaddle has no dialogue, and what is seen of her reveals essentially nothing that cannot be inferred from observation of Yoda alone.
– Buzz
4 hours ago
add a comment |
This just isn't right. What about Yaddle?
– ThePopMachine
4 hours ago
@ThePopMachine Yaddle has no dialogue, and what is seen of her reveals essentially nothing that cannot be inferred from observation of Yoda alone.
– Buzz
4 hours ago
This just isn't right. What about Yaddle?
– ThePopMachine
4 hours ago
This just isn't right. What about Yaddle?
– ThePopMachine
4 hours ago
@ThePopMachine Yaddle has no dialogue, and what is seen of her reveals essentially nothing that cannot be inferred from observation of Yoda alone.
– Buzz
4 hours ago
@ThePopMachine Yaddle has no dialogue, and what is seen of her reveals essentially nothing that cannot be inferred from observation of Yoda alone.
– Buzz
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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