![]() He was eventually cut, because at the early stages of production the studio didn't have the ability to include many new characters because of the time it took to create a digital model. Quinlan Vos was originally slated to appear in an early draft of "Bombad Jedi." He was to be working undercover and actually using his Force abilities to make it look like Jar Jar was a Jedi. Far too often they forget that their most important allies are not always the most powerful. Onaconda asks Padmé if she can ever forgive him, but she replies that it is the Republic who should ask him for forgiveness. Palpatine, via holoprojector, promises supplies to Rodia. Onaconda, picking up on Padmé's invitation, agrees that he is with the Republic and places Gunray under arrest.Ī Republic cruiser arrives with reinforcements to take Gunray away, while Onaconda thanks Jar Jar (whom he calls "Master Bombad") for his assistance, but Jar Jar states he is just a Gungan. However, upon seeing Onaconda's expression, Padmé covers for Onaconda, encouraging him to tell Gunray about their "little secret": that Onaconda had planned to trap Gunray all along. Onaconda appears behind Padmé, his own blaster at the ready, and Gunray orders the Rodian to shoot "the Jedi" and then her. In the ensuring chaos, Gunray tries to get away, but his shuttle is pushed into the swamp by the monster and Padmé holds him at gunpoint. Gunray has a trio of droidekas line up to execute Padmé and Threepio when Jar Jar and the boogie monster burst up from the swamp. Threepio manages to send out a message before being captured. Thankfully, the beast saves him thanks to its thick hide, and Jar Jar declares that it is his friend. While swimming away, he runs into the "boogie monster" he met previously, which swallows him up as the rockets are about to explode. He again dives into the water as droids throw down thermal detonators and fire a rocket at him. Jar Jar goes to rescue Padmé, only to be spotted and shot at. Onaconda then realizes that he has made a bad mistake siding with the Separatists. Onaconda tries to protest but Gunray insists, declaring that Rodia is under his protection now. Meanwhile, Gunray has arrived in his shuttle and tells Onaconda that the supplies will be delivered after Padmé is executed. She tells Threepio to find a communication station to call for help. ![]() Padmé rescues Threepio but is dismayed to learn that Jar Jar is the presumed Jedi. Word of a Jedi around gives Padmé an idea: while she bluffs the droids into thinking the Jedi has rescued her already, she slips out of her shackles using a key from her boot, roundhouse kicks the droid, steals its blaster and escapes. Jar Jar manages to escape to the water down below, where he promptly has to run from a marine monster, while Threepio is taken off to be scrapped. ![]() He puts on a Jedi robe Padmé had stored in the back closet (most likely belonging to Anakin Skywalker), but droids spot them and everyone presumes he's a Jedi. Though Jar Jar's awkwardness with the magnetic crane destroys the droids, he also destroys their ship, ruining their chance to contact help. Jar Jar and Threepio get into even more trouble when droids come to arrest them. The droids shackle Padmé's arms to the wall, as Gunray ordered as a precaution before he personally comes for her.ģPO and Jar Jar, "Master Bombad," on Rodia. Already, there are battle droids in his city. But upon arrival, she learns that Onaconda has already pledged allegiance to the Separatists and Viceroy Nute Gunray is delivering supplies as the Republic could not. She brings along C-3PO and Jar Jar Binks, despite Supreme Chancellor Palpatine's advice to rather take along a bodyguard force. Padmé Amidala travels to Rodia in an attempt to persuade Senator Onaconda Farr, whom she fondly addresses as Uncle Ono since a time when he had helped out her father, to keep his allegiance to the Galactic Republic. You are either the bravest, or the most foolish Jedi I have ever met." ―Onaconda Farr, to Jar Jar Binks - Listen ( file info) " Master Bombad, on behalf of the people of Rodia I thank you.
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