Talk:Yoda
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[edit] clone wars fake death
i remember reading about that, do we have a link?Meesa yoda 21:44, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
It happened in Yoda: Dark Rendezvous
[edit] A Little to Add to the Powers and Abillities
It seems to me that Yoda may have been either bonded in some way to every member of the Jedi Order, or extremely clairvoyent, as he was about the only one who sensed all the Order 66 deaths. All the other Jedi had no idea what was happening. That and he was able to sense Anakins anguish at the death of his mother, and know that it was Anakins There are probably three reasons for this: 1. Special abillity from being Grand Master of the Jedi Order, therefore he had at least some insight to all of them. 2. As he had spent at least some time training just about every member of the Jedi Order, he may have developed force bonds with all of them. 3. He was just that clairvoyent. Anyway, it seemed like this was barely touched on in the Powers and Abillities section. Is it worth expanding? Jedigeneral 18:06, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
[edit] More speculation
In "Battle in the Senate" section.
This article makes several assertions that simply cannot possibly be substantiated by watching the scene in the movie, or even the entire 6 movie series.
There is absolutely nothing in any of the movies that tells us Yoda had a "Farseeing" episode in the middle of the fight. Additionally, there is nothing in the movie to substantiate claims about Yoda "Molding" or "redirecting" the Emperor's Force Lightning in this battle.Craftmatic 14:21, 25 December 2008 (UTC)
- Yoda's glimpse of the future during the fight is described in the official novelisation of Revenge of the Sith. About the lightning, many sources, including the movie's script say he was deflecting/redirecting the lightning, as User:Cull Tremayne explained at Talk:Force Deflection. In the future, I suggest you read the "Sources" "Appearences" and "Notes and References" sections of articles to see where the information comes from. Also, if you click on the little numbers in the text, it will take you directly to the references section, where you can see where that specific peice of information came from. Gray Jedi 15:34, 25 December 2008 (UTC)
