From the first moment we laid eyes on the light speed X-Wing Fighters, we all wanted to drive one. Admit it. Star Wars gave us our first cinematic sense of essentially a space Porsche. Able to jump into light speed and outmaneuver the less agile Imperial Fighters. How many of you remember the first time you watched Star Wars? The original Star Wars launched the whole George Lucas franchise into the stratosphere. The first episode, “A New Hope,” was released on May 25, 1977. By the time, the 1980s rolled around; almost everyone was a fan. In 29 BBY, after learning of Zonama Sekot, Supreme Overlord Quoreal's determination to invade began to waver. The Yuuzhan Vong soon learned that Zonama Sekot was no longer in its original system, and there was no evidence that it had been destroyed. Worried about the threat presented by the powerful planetary entity, he announced to his people that it would be best to move on to another galaxy. However, Shimrra Jamaane, under the influence of Onimi and with the support of some of the more aggressive domains, launched a coup, murdered Quoreal and took his place, ensuring that the invasion would go forth as planned. But it would still be some time before they were ready. [8]

In Yuuzhan Vong, Yuuzhan'tar meant "Crèche of the gods", and the living planet was a template for the Yuuzhan Vong deities. Yuuzhan'tar may have been the basis for Yun-Yuuzhan, the creator god of the Yuuzhan Vong. [8] Death in the Slave Pits of Lorrd: A Hyperspace Exclusive on Hyperspace ( article) (content removed from StarWars.com and unavailable) (Mentioned only) In 24 ABY, Yuuzhan Vong agent Yomin Carr infiltrated the ExGal Society, stationing himself at the ExGal-4 base on Belkadan located along Vector Prime. [4] 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.Once there was a legendary OG in Star Wars that the entire galaxy feared. Strange that he was just an oversized worm, right? You have to love George Lucas’ brain. Only Lucas could make a drooling, slimy obese larva into one of the most feared cinematic bad guys. Nei Rin, a Master Shaper of the Shaper Caste and ally of the Jedi before, during, and after the Sith–Imperial War.

A single New Republic soldier tries to hide from the Yuuzhan Vong, while the New Republic crumbles under their relentless invasion Onimi, Shimrra's jester and a Shamed One. Onimi was a former Master Shaper who added yammosk tissue to his brain, which made him powerful though it also made him "shamed." Seeing a chance of redemption, Onimi made Shimrra, an Intendant, his puppet and ruled the throne from behind the scenes. Killed by Jacen Solo.

The warrior caste served as the armies of the Yuuzhan Vong and was one of the largest castes who essentially served as the military branch of their race. Members of the caste were trained from an early age to excel in combat. Warriors were also more aggressive than other Yuuzhan Vong. Notable members of this caste included Tsavong Lah and Nas Choka, both of whom became Warmaster of the Yuuzhan Vong at various points. Their chief weapon was the amphistaff, which resembled a deadly serpent capable of spitting venom or coiling around foes. The warriors were devotees of the Slayer, Yun-Yammka, and sought honor in combat. They wore the living vonduun crab armor which was capable of resisting blaster fire or lightsabers. This armor did have weak points, such as points at the armpit and areas of the inner hip where the shell's segments joined. Bongo technology inspired Gungan engineers in Lamaredd to create the gondola skimmersub, based on bongo designs. As locab plasma, a component of the bongo, was scarce in Lamaredd, the gondola used an alternate technology. [5] Some of their more famous technologies were the amphistaff, the yorik-et, the dovin basal, the gnullith, the grashal, the ooglith cloaker, the ooglith masquer, the villip, and the yammosk. Geeking out to the Star Wars theme for some of your bongs can be fun too. If you are a medical cardholder and legally permitted to smoke (and you don’t have kids in the house), you may want to display your collection.