MF TERNIAN REPORT: Order 66

[femme01]

http://www.millenniumfalcon.com

Sacrificial lamb = Padme.

And when he arrives on Mustafar to 'reward' the loyal subjects of Sidious - all HELL breaks loose.

He is full-blown evil once he aligns himself to Sidious.

[Ewok_Pudu]

It doesnt' sound like we'll get to see all the places listed in that report (in the movie at least).

Maybe we'll get a few of them in deleted scenes later.

[darthpsychotic]

new planet name: Tellanroaeg

[Thundercracker]

Yeah, I thought the Clone War/Clone turn montage planets were Cato Neimoidia, Felucia, Mygeeto and Saleucami. Cato Neimoidia and Felucia were confirmed in Pablo's last Post Notes ("Con Anima") and Mygeeto was featured in the last Art of Revenge pic. Tellanroaeg is a new one, I'll bet the novel will have the Clones turning spread out over many more locations than the movie.

[Ternian]

Our sources seem to be of a different opinion abotu Cato Neimoidia...looks like it may be a mystery.

[femme01]

Ternian:

The next report will answer your "Padme Immunity" questions...

[Thundercracker]

From Post Notes - "Con Anima":

On the screen is a montage of worlds, a veritable galactic travelogue with tragic overtones -- the bridge-slung cities of Cato Niemoidia, the ash-covered ruins of Mygeeto, the sun-drenched fungal valleys of Felucia, the chaotic shoreline battlefields of Kashyyyk.

According to Pablo, Cato Neimoidia is included at least at the moment.

So from what I can gather the following Jedi are on the corresponding planets...

Felucia - Ayla Secura
Saleucami - Stass Allie
Mygeeto - Ki Adi Mundi
Cato Neimoidia - ???
Tellanroaeg - ???
Kashyyyk - Yoda
Utapau - Obi-Wan

Plo Koon is probably on one them.

[Caback]

Saraficial lamb = Padme.
I'm pretty sure many people are curious about this tidbit. But, patience is a virtue...

[Laurentius]

I thought Ki-Adi was also supposed to be on Kashyyyk? (in addition to Yoda, Luminara Unduli & Barris Ofee)

[Ternian]

The only thing I can think of is that Tellanroaeg is a space station...

[Salacious Crumb]

Ok the "sacrificial lamb" quote alludes to what is for me the major unanswered question: what is Sidious' influence on Anakin/Padme's relationship? Is he somehow setting up a confrontation between the two on Mustafar to which there is only one outcome?

Her death is the necessary step to seal Anakin's turn completely (before the kids reappear).

[Master Larvell]

:o new planet name: Tellanroaeg

Smells like bullcrap to me. I don't think I've heard about this planet before...

You're even newer than me, and you pick a DP quote rooted in a ternian spoiler "bullcrap"?

[Master Larvell]

agree, that tellanroegroeogllanrereallan name is awful. maybe it'll sound okay though

tell-an-roa-eg

"tell-an-roh-egg"

easy as pie, and i don't think it sounds bad at all. WHINERS!

[Kalla]

After the attack on the Temple, Vader makes his way to Senator Amidala's apartment to end a Rebellion in the Senate...

That's intriguing. I'm assuming he's gonna try to talk her out of it by giving her the "we can rule together" line he gave Luke.

[Twinners]

agree, that tellanroegroeogllanrereallan name is awful. maybe it'll sound okay though.

If these are just planets shown in a montage, will we even hear their names onscreen?

[VT-16]

I´ve heard the name Tellanroage or something like it before. It definitely isn´t something just "made-up" out of nothing. And it isn´t even difficult to say. Goddamn whiners.

[Master Larvell]

If these are just planets shown in a montage, will we even hear their names onscreen?

Agree with you I do- I think many of the names of planets and maybe some other stuff as well will be book only.

[kerouac777]

tell-an-roa-eg

"tell-an-roh-egg"

easy as pie, and i don't think it sounds bad at all. WHINERS!

It's the intergalactic Telluride.

[Thundercracker]

The newest issue of Empire magazine also mentioned Cato Neimoidia and Saleucami as two of the CW planets.

http://www.swsaga.com/images/episodeiii/article-empire3.jpg

[Treadwell]

I thought Ki-Adi was also supposed to be on Kashyyyk? (in addition to Yoda, Luminara Unduli & Barris Ofee)

Ki-Adi-Mundi is on Mygeeto.
Plo Koon is on Cato Neimoidia (seems to have been dropped and then re-instated).
Aayla Secura is on Felucia.
Stass Allie is on Saleucami.
Yoda and Luminara Unduli are on Kashyyyk.


And hi everyone - I'm a long-time lurker with an embarrassing looking Feb '05 account.
Be gentle...

[BearaceDougie]

just a small tidbit but the recent Homing Beacon is part of a series on planets, read for youself

Some information on ROTS planets....this is Part I of their composition:




Revenge of the Sith showcases more planets than any Star Wars film that has come previously, more planets than all the previous Star Wars films combined. The scale of the Star Wars finale is so enormous that it stretches from the heart of the Republic to the wispiest stretches of the Outer Rim. To better orient yourself in galaxy far, far away, here's a brief introduction to some of the planets to be found in Episode III.

Alderaan.

A center of art and beauty in the galaxy, Alderaan is an unspoiled world that exemplifies pacifist ideals. Representing Alderaan in the Senate is Bail Organa, played by Jimmy Smits, the eventual adoptive father to Princess Leia. Alderaan is seen briefly in the film, with stunning photography gathered in the Swiss Alps, augmented by a gleaming palace added digitally.

The Episode III Art Department developed the look of Alderaanian culture as extremely advanced and sleek, with tight jumpsuits and streamlined headsets being the norm aboard Alderaanian starships. Present in the film are several prominent natives of Alderaan, including Captain Antilles of the Tantive IV played by Rohan Nichol and Queen Breha Organa, played by Rebecca Jackson Mendoza.

Cato Neimoidia.

A key "purseworld" of the Trade Federation, Cato Neimoidia is home to many treasure troves belonging to the greedy Neimoidians. In the early development of Episode III, Cato Neimoidia was to be a gas giant ringed by a flat, disc-like space station - reminiscent of the donut-like shape of the Trade Federation battleships seen in Episode I. The opulent interiors of Cato Neimoidia were to be stocked with riches, gleaming precious metals, and other gaudy examples of excess.

In the finished film, Cato Neimoidia is marked with skyscraper-filled cities lining bowed bridges that span enormous gaps - its two-word definition during development was "bridge world." Episode III dialogue referring obliquely to a sticky situation involving Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Commander Cody on Cato Neimoidia was expanded to become the opening chapters of the novel Labyrinth of Evil by James Luceno.

Coruscant.

The capital of the Republic, and eventual birthplace of the Galactic Empire, the city planet of Coruscant figures prominently in Episode III as it has the entire prequel trilogy. Returning locales include Padmé's apartment, which has been expanded to include a spacious verandah; the Jedi Temple, which includes such new chambers as a high tech computer room, military briefing room, and gunship hangar; and the Senate building, which includes the Chancellor's holding office from which extends his commanding podium.

A prominent new location is the Galaxies Opera House, where Supreme Chancellor Palpatine maintains a private viewing box. In the film, he is witness to a zero-gravity Mon Calamari aquatic ballet.

Felucia.

A stronghold belonging to the Commerce Guild, Felucia is the site of a Republic mission led by the Twi'lek Jedi, Aayla Secura. Early in the development of Episode III, George Lucas planned on depicting the fall of the Separatist home-worlds in the Clone Wars, and each Separatist faction and species was given a distinct planet of their own. Felucia was to be home of Shu Mai and her Gossam people. The early artwork described it as a "kelp planet" and a "fungus planet."

For the film, the look of Felucia was locked through a detailed concept model built at Industrial Light & Magic. The planet is a dense mixture of yellow, blue and green hues, expressed through exotic vegetation and fungi, including enormous bottle-like pitcher plants that color the sunlight like a stained-glass window. Native creatures include large grub-like beetles used as mounts and translucent life forms, like gossamer-winged birds with flesh like gummy candy.

See Felucia in action in "Reversal of Fortune," a daily online webstrip by Paul Ens and Thomas Hodges, available only to members of Hyperspace: The Official Star Wars Fan Club.