Ima-Gun Di for the Republic! I'm still snickering about this one. Di fought valiantly but was inevitably slain as the droids closed in on him, sustaining five direct blaster bolts to the chest during a crescendo of melodramatic music.ĭude was tougher than Boromir (and if you get that reference you are a true nerd). So the droids came in enmasse and there was a huge slaughter. As the droids made their way around to the only opening (a bottle-necked canyon), the surviving Twi-leks that Di protected escaped without interception because this Jedi stood in the way alongside Captain Keeli and other surviving clone troopers. His last stand happened after he planted explosives in a canyon wall to seal off access points that the droid army could exploit. The episodes thinking "Damn this is gooood" eatin' my popcorn andĬhannelin' Eddie Murphy's "soul singin'" brotha "Sexual Chocolate"įrom "Coming to America" where he sings and the guys in the "Twilight" for fat nerdy pimpled boys now isn't it? And I chain watched I never said that Star Wars was high brow entertainment. "I'm sooo gonna die for the republic!" Cheesy naming? Well dear reader, Di fought on the ground against the droid army as a bad guy named Wat Tamor led an invasion of the Twi-lek homeworld. Jedi Master Mace Windu sent "I'm a gonna die" to the planet of Ryloth where he never had much hope (fancy that). Nice, eh?Īnd you authors out there thought you were so clever with your names.
The title of the episode is "Supply Lines."Ī Kajain'sa Nikto (yes that's his race and I think someone rolled their face across a keyboard) Ima-Gun Di was so named in order to sound like the phrase "I'm a gonna die" which reflects his fate.
In the third episode of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series' third season, we get to meet Jedi Master Ima-Gun Di. I'm upset cause I have no flash to wear and my stapler's missing.
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