robn1
Master Member
There's no blaster mark anywhere, Greedo didn't fire.
The Mandalorian (TV series)
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Maybe it's because they've had encounters with a similarly dressed individual & it didn't turn out too well for the Tuscans?
They know that armor demands respect?
HMSwolfe
Master Member
I noticed the lack of a mark, but I didn’t realize it was probably intentional haha!
OK..:something doesn’t track well will me, and that’s the aging of the Yoda species.
So, the Baby Yoda is 50 years old and appears to be at around the 1 year mark for a baby human. If so, the ratio of Yoda years to human years appears to be 50:1.
If THE Yoda was 900 years old when he died, he was only 18 in human years??????
(Some member will chime in that “in the Clone Wars cartoon, it was explained that Yoda’s species actually accelerate in their aging, the older they get, and Yoda was actually closer to 800 years old in Yoda years when he died.”)
So, the Baby Yoda is 50 years old and appears to be at around the 1 year mark for a baby human. If so, the ratio of Yoda years to human years appears to be 50:1.
If THE Yoda was 900 years old when he died, he was only 18 in human years??????
(Some member will chime in that “in the Clone Wars cartoon, it was explained that Yoda’s species actually accelerate in their aging, the older they get, and Yoda was actually closer to 800 years old in Yoda years when he died.”)
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Joek3rr
Master Member
It's because it didn't hit the wall. It hit the stuff behind his head and deflected upwards.
augofett
Sr Member
The kid is 50 years and Yoda was training Jedis at 100. Maybe the species reach some kind of maturity at that point and then lowers down aging rate.
Toadmeister
Sr Member
Your assuming a linear relationship
I'm assuming stasis of some kind for some period. I.e., why is everyone suddenly looking for the kid now instead of the year before? Or ten? Or thirty? I know a lot of people don't like injecting real-world reasoning into a fictional setting... that already uses almost-entirely real-world physics and chemistry, but... I can't see a species that has that long a semi-helpless infancy surviving to the point of sapience. Humans are already kind of an extreme in our admittedly limited experience, with as long an infancy as we have. Most animals, including most mammals, are born far more developed and are walking and eating within minutes to hours, rather than months to years.
I know they are apparently strong in the Force. But everything in that biosphere would have roughly equivalent midi-chlorian levels. You don't evolve high levels without need. Unless there are no predators on their planet, and never have been, but I find that unlikely, itself.
So I'm gonna say it was only recently stolen and woken up.
I know they are apparently strong in the Force. But everything in that biosphere would have roughly equivalent midi-chlorian levels. You don't evolve high levels without need. Unless there are no predators on their planet, and never have been, but I find that unlikely, itself.
So I'm gonna say it was only recently stolen and woken up.
Joek3rr
Master Member
Maybe that's why we've only seen three? They are almost extinct?
jhazard
Sr Member
Didn't mind Tatooine at all. At least this time they're retuning to THEE desert planet.
Thinking that everything that happened could have taken place on any random world. Which makes me think it was Fett at the end. That would be the only reason I can see to use that planet. (Sure, Fett could have been anywhere by that time too, but nothing else in the story really ties the event to that place as much).
Thinking that everything that happened could have taken place on any random world. Which makes me think it was Fett at the end. That would be the only reason I can see to use that planet. (Sure, Fett could have been anywhere by that time too, but nothing else in the story really ties the event to that place as much).
Frogfreak
Sr Member
I was thinking the same thing!
Frogfreak
Sr Member
Very true!
gobler
Sr Member
Ok, why most people think it's the same booth that Solo sat in is odd. This booth was at the front entrance of the Cantina while Solo's was closer to the back entrance.
As for the mystery character. If it is Fett who survived a fall into the Sarlac and 5 years of whatever, his clothes would be rather... dissolved and useless.
As for the mystery character. If it is Fett who survived a fall into the Sarlac and 5 years of whatever, his clothes would be rather... dissolved and useless.
robn1
Master Member
I just checked, Han's booth was the next one over.
Remember Boba (or whoever that was) went into the Sarlacc. Regardless of how long it takes to digest, those living things that go in tend to be at least incapacitated or they'd use blasters and blades to seriously screw up that thing's gut. Despite the fact that Boba's armor got out -- and is now being worn by someone else -- I doubt the soft goods would be in wearable shape.
My wondering now is whether that's the guy who got Boba's armor a few years earlier, or if it's Boba himself in new togs.
My wondering now is whether that's the guy who got Boba's armor a few years earlier, or if it's Boba himself in new togs.
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