Are Dianoga's like a big worm? Or just a big mouth and stomach?

BlazeEagle

Ming Cheung wrote:
I think one of the Storm Trooper recruits brought the Dianoga on board the space station and flushed it down the toilet when it got too big to hide in his quarters. Why anyone would want one as a pet is beyond me.

On 5/17/06, *Reynolds, Jason M.* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

     >>>>>>>>>>>>
    Interested, amused and mildly relieved that no one made an Alice in
    Wonderland reference in the SW world.  What's next, an Obiwen ghost
    who fades away but leave behind a lingering smile?

    Anyway there was a cultural shifts from Republic troops to Empire
    troops right?  I don't think a Strom Trooper ever takes off his mask
    and smile at his commander.  So even someone working for the Hutts may
    show emotional attachment to a Rancor beast.  But the Empire are so
    removed from humanity that they lost even the ability to tame and use
    any natural creatures.
     >>>>>>>>>>>>>

    They might've lost the ability to care for them, but the Empire is
    totally
    willing to use them.  Don't forget that they had enslaved the
    Wookies by the
    time of Episode IV.


     >>>>>>>>>>>>
    That thing has a name?  Wait you could role-played a Dianogas in a SW
    RPG, I bet?
     >>>>>>>>>>>>


    They weren't playable characters in any RPGs. but you could blast
    them in
    the Dark Forces FPS games.

     >>>>>>>>
    I always think of that as parasite, like mice and roaches that would
    be found on (real) aircraft carriers.  But ok... dewbacks and
    dianogas...
     >>>>>>>>>

    The difference is that aircraft carriers are built on Earth where it
    is easy
    for parasites to sneak aboard.  Dianogas don't appear advanced
    enough to
    have flown up in the vacuum of space.  Also it is important to
    remember that
    the Dianoga was able to leave the trash compactor before the walls
    starting
    coming together.  Based off of the sound, it seems like a hidden
    door was
    opened so it appears that the Empire was aware of its existence and
    had a
    system for keeping it alive.
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