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The Bothans, however, were unforgiving for the death of Fey'lya, and continued to uphold their declared state of ar'krai genocide against the Yuuzhan Vong, sending ships into the Unknown Regions to hunt for Zonama. By 36 ABY their efforts had been somewhat foiled by the Galactic Alliance, which had impounded the ship detailed for the expedition. [43] The first bongos were probably invented by a tribe known as the Bongomeken Collective. Millennia later, they evolved into the Otoh Gunga Bongameken Cooperative. They ranged from tiny, single-person craft to the large heyblibbers used for long journeys. Yuuzhan Vong culture and religion was heavily influenced by that of Meso-American cultures. [51]Luceno wanted to characterise the Yuuzhan Vong as "tragic wanderers rather than hateful invaders" [53], with Del Rey editor Steve Saffel suggesting taking inspiration specifically from the fates of Maya and Aztec indigenous cultures ("cultures of inherent tragedy" [54]) to this effect [55] Similarities to other EU species [ ]The R2D2 Silicone Bubbler is a fantastic choice for those who are constantly on the go. Its compact size and durable material mean you can take it anywhere without fear of damage. The detailed design, featuring R2D2's iconic colors and patterns, will surely catch the eye of any Star Wars fan. This bubbler is not only a trusty companion for your smoking sessions but also a delightful conversation starter. Yuuzhan Vong culture was centered around sacrifice and their gods, although warriors in particular were centered on the philosophy of pain. They tended to glorify pain; not as a motive for action, but rather as a state of living. This was because they believed that, just like their gods had sacrificed their bodies to create the galaxy, the Yuuzhan Vong themselves were to sacrifice parts of their body for a greater purpose. As such, they believed that, by remaking their own bodies, they were becoming closer to their deities. While this was the case, they never maimed their bodies in a manner that would permanently hinder their ability to function. [6] This resulted in individual Yuuzhan Vong having mottling or scarring, and sweeping tattoos. The more elite individuals were even known to graft organs from other creatures into their bodies. Devotional practices to the gods called for bloodletting at prayer times. Shamed Ones were forbidden from attending religious ceremonies. [8] For all the evil the enemy do, they aren't dark, exactly—the enemy are entirely outside the Force." ―Jacen Solo [5] At Celebration Anaheim in 2015, Dave Filoni and Pablo Hidalgo revealed at their The Untold Clone Wars panel that before the show was canceled, there had been plans for the Yuuzhan Vong to potentially appear in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series. Sketches of the species drawn by Filoni for the show were shown at the panel. The Vong were to be featured in a The X-files -esque episode in which the Yuuzhan Vong aboard their scout ship would perform an abduction trying to assess the strength of the Galactic Republic and what the Jedi were. [56] According to Hidalgo, however, the story would have just implied the origins of the Yuuzhan Vong [57] and they weren't immune to the Force to better align George Lucas' description of the Force. [58] Similar canon species [ ]

George Lucas and his team actually got into a bit of trouble over the creative design of R2-D2. Apparently, Lucas was inspired by a movie from 1972 called “ Silent Running.” The droids in that film bear an uncanny resemblance to R2-D2. And the film creators got sued, but the legal action was eventually dropped. The Yuuzhan Vong had a fanatical hatred of machines, believing them to be abominations and an affront to their gods. According to their beliefs at the time of the Invasion, they believed that combustion, the creation of fire through a machine, was the first abomination. [13] This was because the Yuuzhan Vong believed deeply in life, but also felt that all life ended as in the wild; one type of lifeform was eaten by another, who in turn was devoured by another predator until it died, which replenished the ecosystem. This meant that death was prevalent constantly, but allowed new life to grow while machines did not die, meaning that they were capable of replacing organic life—which was something the Yuuzhan Vong would never allow. [12]

14. Jawa

Nen Yim, a Shaper. She traveled to the living world Zonama Sekot with Jedi Master Corran Horn, along with Tahiri Veila, Nom Anor under the guise of the Prophet Yu'shaa and the Yuuzhan Vong priest Harrar, where she learned that the peaceful living world Zonama Sekot is a seed of the original Yuuzhan'tar and that her species have gone terribly astray. She was killed by Nom Anor.