Mission Vao and Darth Nihilus

[Knights&Darths]

If Zayne Carrick is Darth Nihilus, that means little Mission Vao knew him.

She even had a crush on him!

What are they trying to pull?

You think this is going to die fast or maybe there's a sequel there, featuring Mission and Darth Nihilus reborn?

[Sand]

Who the hell is Zayne Carrick?

[Guard Dog]

Thank you Sand. I thought I had missed something here.

[Sand]

Thank you Sand. I thought I had missed something here.

 

Always willing to show I am oblivious to help out my fellow poster.

 

Um... That didn't come out quite right...

[Deadly_Nightshade]

If I remember correctly, he was some minor two-bit character that was, ultimately, unimportant...

[Guest The Architect]

Whoever this Zayne Carrick guy is, he isn't Darth Nihilus. The Exile is. Though maybe this Zayne could be the dead body that the Exile's other half used to make Darth Clownface.

[DAWUSS]

Whoever this Zayne Carrick guy is, he isn't Darth Nihilus. The Exile is. Though maybe this Zayne could be the dead body that the Exile's other half used to make Darth Clownface.

 

 

I hope Carrick isn't Nihilus, I think we have enough KOTOR game characters being used in the comics. Let Carrick be a separate character

[Tale]

Whoever this Zayne Carrick guy is, he isn't Darth Nihilus. The Exile is. Though maybe this Zayne could be the dead body that the Exile's other half used to make Darth Clownface.

Since that wasn't ultimately presented in the game, Nihilus being the Exile's dark half that took the more self-destructive path, it's not canon. Avellone even mentions that in the interview where he reveals his intention for Nihilus. I think it's fascinating, but if someone else writing for Lucasarts wants to turn around and present it as something else, it'll be something else. He's an open character to do that with since his origin was never really presented.

[Dagon]

Zayne Carrick is the main hero from KOTOR comics.

And he is often speculated to be Darth Nihilus because of some Jedi vision featuring a guy in Zayne's spacesuit, who will become destroyer of worlds. But on the other hand the prophecy probably was about Squint aka. Alek aka. Malak.

[ghosta]

Nihilus isn't the exile, but he and Sion learned to use thier powers from the wound in the force the Exile created.

[Jedi_Maverick]

I think it's possible that Zayne is actually Nihilus, but since Nihilus was initially supposed to be the exile's "other half" i think the more plausible theory is that Malak is indeed the destroyer of worlds.

[Guest The Architect]

Since that wasn't ultimately presented in the game, Nihilus being the Exile's dark half that took the more self-destructive path, it's not canon. Avellone even mentions that in the interview where he reveals his intention for Nihilus. I think it's fascinating, but if someone else writing for Lucasarts wants to turn around and present it as something else, it'll be something else. He's an open character to do that with since his origin was never really presented.

 

I just like to say that the Exile is Nihilus, even though they technically aren

Edited November 20, 2007 by The Architect

[DAWUSS]

Nihilus isn't the exile, but he and Sion learned to use thier powers from the wound in the force the Exile created.

 

Is that so? What makes you so sure they aren't? I beg to differ.

 

http://lucasforums.com/showpost.php?p=2305...amp;postcount=1

 

Not just that, but I think it's even been discussed in detail on this very forum somewhere...

[Xard]

I think it's possible that Zayne is actually Nihilus, but since Nihilus was initially supposed to be the exile's "other half" i think the more plausible theory is that Malak is indeed the destroyer of worlds.

 

What you've been smoking? Malak has been dead for years in Kotor time