quinlan vos
hailing from the planet kiffu, quinlan vos was a male kiffar jedi master who lived during the final days of the galactic republic. he was a maverick within the jedi order and garnered a reputation for bending the rules. he was renowned for his retrocognition—perceiving others’ memories when touching objects they had contacted. due to this ability, vos was an expert tracker. many of his missions took him into the criminal underworld. on one such mission he met aayla secura and thereafter accepted her as his padawan.
during the clone wars, a hutt crime lord named ziro escaped imprisonment in the galactic republic capital, coruscant. vos teamed with jedi master obi-wan ken-bi to track and recapture him. finding that ziro had been freed by bounty hunter cad bane, vos and ken-bi followed their trail to nal hutta, the hutt homeworld, and then eventually to teth. here they discovered ziro had been murdered and subsequently failed their attempt at arresting bane.
quinlan vos was based on a background character who appeared in the streets of mos espa in the 1999 film star wars: episode i the phantom menace, written and directed by star wars creator george lucas. the character was created, based on this appearance, by author john ostrander and artist jan duursema. ostrander created the character’s name by patterning it off of qui-gon jinn’s name, as ostrander wanted a name with the same number of syllables. vos went on to prominently appear in a number of star wars legends stories, including star wars: republic. the background character was officially retconned as being vos in the official star wars canon.
the character, as fleshed out in the expanded universe, eventually caught lucas’ eye. the director was intrigued by vos and decided to include him in the 2005 film star wars: episode iii revenge of the sith. the character was scripted to appear on the planet kashyyyk, the wookiee homeworld, during the execution of order 66, but the scene was cut before the scene was shot or an actor was cast. an animatic featuring vos was developed, however, that featured him with a squad of clones on a havw a6 juggernaut at the time of order 66. another a6 approaches vos and his squad and proceeds to fire at the jedi’s tank, resulting in the crew’s demise. ultimately a p-ssing reference to the character remained in the final film.
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