Talk: Nahdonnis Praji

Article milestones Date Process Result December 31, 2010 Featured article nomination Success June 8, 2011 Featured article by Darth Morrt July 24, 2021 Featured article review Kept October 3, 2021 Featured article
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Coruscanti?

Source for him being Coruscanti? --SparqMan 05:58, 22 Aug 2005 (UTC)

• The Praji family is a wealthy family from Coruscant, so I think it is assumed that is where he is from also —Unsigned comment by 151.201.125.142 (talk • contribs).

Picture

I added a picture of him in battle armor while on the search for R2 and C3-PO. He looks awsome in it. —Unsigned comment by 71.205.8.77 (talk • contribs).

• anybody have a picture where he doesn't have a dorky look on his face? That main picture is funny. —Unsigned comment by 71.205.8.77 (talk • contribs).

In armor?

Is that really Commander Praji in stormtrooper armor on Tatooine or really Captain Mod Terrik as I have always thought it was? ArcTrooper1138

• I seriously doubt it was Praji in the stormtrooper armor. It's more likely that he was the one who ordered Desert Sands to retrieve the plans. Speculation aside, there's no proof that Praji was the stormtrooper, so i'm removing that image. --Azizlight 04:10, 19 June 2006 (UTC)
  • The visual dictionary says the sandtrooper is praji, in the sources it says the dictionary is a source, the dictionary shows that pic. Case closed.--1upD 23:51, 9 August 2006 (UTC)
    • I checked the new visual dictionary that is out and I found a picture of the scene with the sandtrooper with electrobinoculars and it says Praji commanded, but does not specifically say its him in the image. 'Alpha1085 ^{(Kamino Databank)} 02:37, 10 October 2006 (UTC)
      • Praji was probably down on Tatooine, but I do not think he was the sandtrooper with the electrobinoculars, as that trooper looks like he has a black pauldron. So Praji must be another trooper with an orange pauldron, other than senior officer DSS-0956 and Captain Mod Terrik somewhere. 'Alpha85 ^{(Kamino Databank)} 02:49, 28 April 2007 (UTC)
        • check out the new Visual Guide #7 images on why thats Terrik and not Praji on this article page. Meaning in the Sandtrooper image.'Alpha85 ^{(Kamino Databank)} 16:27, 1 June 2007 (UTC)

Carida?

He's from Carida? Says who? Just because he went to the Academy at Cliffside hardly makes that his homeworld74.197.21.243 19:22, 21 October 2007 (UTC)

Round Table Discussion?

The round table discussion that he did is said to have taken place in May of 2007...but the issue you claim that the conversation was later published in was released in 2006. Are the dates a little wrong? I have issue 89 and there's absolutely no sign of the conversation.

Tag and Bink

Tag and Bink is non-canon, not ambiguously canon. There are so many contradictions from the canon, such as Tag being eaten by the sarlacc, while the real Boba Fett never was, which is possibly the most major contradiction from established EU canon. The authors only intended it as a spoof. Hanzo Hasashi 18:10, December 31, 2010 (UTC)

• I haven't checked it myself, but according to their articles' BTS, Tag and Bink are legends and they may have existed in canon. The events aboard the Tantive IV could be true core of their legend. Darth Morrt 18:21, December 31, 2010 (UTC)
  • What about Tag and Bink being KE-829 and the 2nd trooper? KE-829 is a clone trooper according to his card, thus not Tag or Bink. Also Tag and Bink shot C-3PO on Bespin in 3 ABY, although the CCG revealed that was stormtrooper Corporal Drazin. And, in addition to the whole Tag disguised as Boba falling into the sarlacc pit, Bink was the character identified as Taym Dren-garen in the CCG. Let's not forget the many crossover characters from other universes. So Tag and Bink should only be considered Infinities, a parody. Hanzo Hasashi 19:00, December 31, 2010 (UTC)
    • I know that many disguises of Tag and Bink are identified to be other characters, but their encounter with Praji is not. I will ask for their CSWE entry. If they are really a legend, that means that the comic is not infinitries, but an in-universe legend. I reworded the section. Darth Morrt 20:14, December 31, 2010 (UTC)
      • The comics would still only be Infinities, however Tag and Bink were in fact an actual in-universe legend. Nonetheless, Praji's encounter with the two stormtroopers who may or may not have been Tag and Bink could very well have still been canon, I guess. Hanzo Hasashi 04:14, January 2, 2011 (UTC)