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''Star Wars: The High Republic'' is a 2022 comic series published by Creator/MarvelComics, as part of the multimedia project [[Franchise/StarWarsTheHighRepublic of the same name]].
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''Star Wars: The High Republic'' is a 2022 comic series written by Cavan Scott and published by Creator/MarvelComics, as part of the multimedia project [[Franchise/StarWarsTheHighRepublic of the same name]].
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* BottleEpisode: Unlike the [[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021 Phase I comic run]], which had multiple arcs across different worlds and covered most of the Phase's story progression, the Phase II run takes place entirely on Jedha, only covering up to the end of the Battle of Jedha.
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* BottleEpisode: Unlike the [[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021 Phase I comic run]], which had multiple arcs across different worlds and covered most of the Phase's story progression, the Phase II run takes place entirely on Jedha, only covering up to the end of the Battle of Jedha. This comic and its characters would get a story sequel in ''[[Literature/StarWarsPathOfVengeance Path of Vengeance]]'' (which was also written by Cavan Scott).
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* BottleEpisode: Unlike the [[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021 Phase I comic run]], which had multiple arcs across different worlds, the Phase II run takes place entirely on Jedha.
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* BottleEpisode: Unlike the [[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021 Phase I comic run]], which had multiple arcs across different worlds, worlds and covered most of the Phase's story progression, the Phase II run takes place entirely on Jedha, only covering up to the end of the Battle of Jedha.
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* BottleEpisode: Unlike the [[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021 Phase I comic run]], which had multiple arcs, the Phase II run takes place entirely on Jedha.
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* BottleEpisode: Unlike the [[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021 Phase I comic run]], which had multiple arcs, arcs across different worlds, the Phase II run takes place entirely on Jedha.
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* BottleEpisode: Unlike the [[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021 Phase I comic run]], the Phase II run takes place entirely on Jedha.
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* BottleEpisode: Unlike the [[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021 Phase I comic run]], which had multiple arcs, the Phase II run takes place entirely on Jedha.
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According to Cavan Scott, the whole Phase II run takes place on Jedha.
* BottleEpisode: Unlike the [[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021 Phase I comic run]], the Phase II run takes place entirely on Jedha.
** Jedi Master Leebon is a Selonian, a species that was made famous by ''The Corellian Trilogy''.
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* SimultaneousArcs: The first arc overlaps with ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTheBattleOfJedha The Battle of Jedha]]''.
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* SimultaneousArcs: The first arc This comic overlaps with ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTheBattleOfJedha The Battle of Jedha]]''.
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* RodentsOfUnusualSize: Issue 8 shows that there are ginormous, [[ExtraEyes six-eyed]] rats living in Jedha City's sewers called dune scratchers.
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* SimultaneousArcs: The first arc overlaps with ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTheBattleOfJedha The Battle of Jedha]]''.
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* CultureClash: The various Force faiths on Jedha are in a fragile peace at best, many of them don't take a liking to Jedi, and some of the [[NotSoOmniscientCouncilOfBickering Congregation]] members are incredibly hostile to faiths that even ''used to'' practice the Dark Side. And that's without mentioning that the [[AntiMagicalFaction Path of the Open Hand]] is moving in on Jedha.
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* CultureClash: The various Force faiths on Jedha are in a fragile peace at best, many of them don't take a liking to Jedi, and some of the [[NotSoOmniscientCouncilOfBickering Congregation]] members are incredibly hostile to faiths that even ''used to'' practice the Dark Side. And that's without mentioning that the [[AntiMagicalFaction Path of the Open Hand]] has come to Jedha and is moving in on Jedha.peddling anti-Jedi sentiment.
* PoliceAreUseless: In Issue 3, it's revealed that Tey Sirrek used to be a Guardian of the Whills, but left them when he realized they were little more than glorified security guards for the Kyber Temple and tend to be rather apathetic regarding injustices in the holy city. In the present, they not only turn a blind to some of the more dangerous Force cults (like the Path of the Open Hand, which is actively peddling anti-Jedi sentiment), someone manages to sneak into the Kyber Temple without them noticing, stealing an artifact, and planting a bomb.
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* TouchOfDeath: Tey Sirrek uses a move that is supposedly Morichro -- also known by the trope -- against Vildar in the first issue, seemingly killing him in the first issue by stopping his heart. However, the second issue shows that not only Vildar is still alive, what Tey actually used was just a strong Sephi pheromone and not an ancient Force technique.
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* TouchOfDeath: Tey Sirrek uses a move that is supposedly Morichro -- also known by as the trope name itself -- against Vildar in the first issue, seemingly killing him in the first issue by stopping his heart. However, the second issue shows that not only Vildar is still alive, what Tey actually used was just a strong Sephi pheromone and not an ancient Force technique.
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* VerbalBackspace: Matty tells Vildar that while some locals aren't friendly, it's not like they get spat on. Well, not usually. And it hasn't happened to her for weeks. Not counting yesterday.
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* VerbalBackspace: Matty tells Vildar that while some locals aren't friendly, it's not like they get spat on. Well, not usually. And it hasn't happened to her for weeks. Not counting yesterday.yesterday.
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* CultureClash: The various Force faiths on Jedha are in a fragile peace at best, many of them don't take a liking to Jedi, and some of the [[NotSoOmniscientCouncilOfBickering Congregation]] members are incredibly hostile to faiths that even ''used to'' practice the Dark Side. And that's without mentioning that the [[AntiMagicalFaction Path of the Open Hand]] is moving in on Jedha.
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* TouchOfDeath: Tey Sirrek uses a move that is supposedly Morichro -- also known by the trope -- against Vildar in the first issue, seemingly killing him in the first issue by stopping his heart. However, the second issue shows that not only Vildar is still alive, what Tey actually used was just a strong Sephi pheromone and not an ancient Force technique.
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** Tey (supposedly) wields morichro, a DangerousForbiddenTechnique of the Force that can reputedly kill people on touch.
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** Tey (supposedly) wields morichro, a DangerousForbiddenTechnique of the Force that can reputedly kill people on touch.touch, previously only mentioned in the Character Encyclopedia, and itself a CanonImmigrant from the original expanded universe.
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* DecoyProtagonist: Subverted. Vildar seems to be built up as the lead character of the comic, only to apparently be killed by having his heart stopped by Tey Sirrek at the end of the first issue. The second issue begins with him [[NotQuiteDead almost immediately recovering]].
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* MistakenForMurderer: Vildar and Matty find Tey, who Vildar had previously chased for thieving, standing over a corpse, with a crossbow in hand, and come to the immediate conclusion he's responsible. In issue 2, he reveals he wasn't.
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* MistakenForMurderer: Vildar and Matty find Tey, who Vildar had previously chased for thieving, standing over a corpse, with a crossbow in hand, and come to the immediate conclusion he's responsible. In issue 2, he reveals he wasn't.wasn't, and that person actually came to him for help.
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* CanonImmigrant: Bfpaash, a world first mentioned in the ''Thrawn Trilogy'', is mentioned in the first issue.
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** Bfpaash, a world first mentioned in the ''Thrawn Trilogy'', is mentioned in the firstissue.issue.
** Tey swears "by Arcan", the name of a world that appeared in the original Marvel ''Star Wars''
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** Tey swears "by Arcan", the name of a world that appeared in the original Marvel ''Star Wars''
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* InThatOrder: Kradon will not tolerate two things in Enlightenment; violence and theological debate. Breaking this rule will result in offenders being barred and decapitated. Not necessarily in that order.
* MistakenForMurderer: Vildar and Matty finda thief Tey, who Vildar had previously encountered chased for thieving, standing over a corpse, with a crossbow in hand, and come to the immediate conclusion he's responsible. In issue 2, he reveals he wasn't.
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* NoodleIncident: Matty did ''something'' at Enlightenment which made her promise to Master Leebon she wouldn't go back. Then she went back and did another something.
* {{Psychometry}}: Vildar can use the Force like this, though the visions are usually incredibly indistinct, with a nine out of ten failure rate.
* {{Psychometry}}: Vildar can use the Force like this, though the visions are usually incredibly indistinct, with a nine out of ten failure rate.
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''Star Wars: The High Republic'' is a 2022 comic series published by Creator/MarvelComics, as part of the multimedia project [[Franchise/StarWarsTheHighRepublic of the same name]].
Vildar Mac is a Jedi who has recurring nightmares of his past. In the time before the Great Disaster, he's been sent to the world of Jedha, once a stronghold of Jedi teachings, where a convocation of Force users is being held. But when Vildar arrives, he finds there's worse to expect than unfriendly welcomes from the locals.
!!Tropes in this comic include:
* CanonImmigrant: Bfpaash, a world first mentioned in the ''Thrawn Trilogy'', is mentioned in the first issue.
* ContinuityNod:
** After his quarry escapes him, Vildar lets out a quiet "[[Series/TheMandalorian Dank]]".
** A Sorcerer of Tund is among those attending the Convocation on Jedha. This isn't the first time a ''Star Wars'' story written by Cavan Scott has featured them.
** Tey (supposedly) wields morichro, a DangerousForbiddenTechnique of the Force that can reputedly kill people on touch.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: When Vildar was four, a psychotic Dark Side wielder killed everyone in his village. He still has recurring nightmares about it.
* MistakenForMurderer: Vildar and Matty find a thief Vildar had previously encountered standing over a corpse, with a crossbow in hand, and come to the immediate conclusion he's responsible. In issue 2, he reveals he wasn't.
* {{Motormouth}}: Matthea "Matty" Cathley, Jedi Padawan is a bundle of talkative nerves. And she's very aware of it.
* TraumaButton: Seeing a Sorcerer of Tund hits Vildar's, and he nearly draws his lightsaber on him in public.
* VerbalBackspace: Matty tells Vildar that while some locals aren't friendly, it's not like they get spat on. Well, not usually. And it hasn't happened to her for weeks. Not counting yesterday.
Vildar Mac is a Jedi who has recurring nightmares of his past. In the time before the Great Disaster, he's been sent to the world of Jedha, once a stronghold of Jedi teachings, where a convocation of Force users is being held. But when Vildar arrives, he finds there's worse to expect than unfriendly welcomes from the locals.
!!Tropes in this comic include:
* CanonImmigrant: Bfpaash, a world first mentioned in the ''Thrawn Trilogy'', is mentioned in the first issue.
* ContinuityNod:
** After his quarry escapes him, Vildar lets out a quiet "[[Series/TheMandalorian Dank]]".
** A Sorcerer of Tund is among those attending the Convocation on Jedha. This isn't the first time a ''Star Wars'' story written by Cavan Scott has featured them.
** Tey (supposedly) wields morichro, a DangerousForbiddenTechnique of the Force that can reputedly kill people on touch.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: When Vildar was four, a psychotic Dark Side wielder killed everyone in his village. He still has recurring nightmares about it.
* MistakenForMurderer: Vildar and Matty find a thief Vildar had previously encountered standing over a corpse, with a crossbow in hand, and come to the immediate conclusion he's responsible. In issue 2, he reveals he wasn't.
* {{Motormouth}}: Matthea "Matty" Cathley, Jedi Padawan is a bundle of talkative nerves. And she's very aware of it.
* TraumaButton: Seeing a Sorcerer of Tund hits Vildar's, and he nearly draws his lightsaber on him in public.
* VerbalBackspace: Matty tells Vildar that while some locals aren't friendly, it's not like they get spat on. Well, not usually. And it hasn't happened to her for weeks. Not counting yesterday.
