shouldn't his name be spoken C3P-Zero?
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shouldn't his name be spoken C3P-Zero?
>>67600352
you mean Zed?
Shouldn't your name be Zero-P-Fago?
>>67600352
carry fisher's face
Zero zero seven
>>67600352
It's an O in his name, not a 0.
>>67600352
>>67600517
>The circle is now complete. When I left you, I was but the learner; now I am the master.
This was the only scene in the whole movie that "felt like Star Wars"
>>67600352
I think the bigger issue at hand is when people write his name "Threepio" and same with "Artoo" I want to fucking evaporate these people.
>>67602573
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>>67600352
No because it's C3PO not C3P0
>>67602573
>Beebeeight
>>67602573
The official subtitles on the DVD for at least Episode III frequently say "Artoo"
>>67602573
That's how it's written in all the novels.
What's wrong with it? It's a nickname and it spells what they're saying. You don't use figures ("37") in written dialogue, you use words ("thirty-seven").
>>67602573
Their names in Georges very first draft were Threepio and Artoo. Written exactly like that, so I'm guessing it was the same when said like that in the final draft. Not the people's fault, again, blame Lucas.
>>67602573
>You now realise it's actually how Lucas named them and someone competent tried to salvage the situation
You now realize that
OB1- Kenobi
is the designation for the Kenobi clone
shouldn't his name be spoken double-zero seven?
>>67604051
Nought-nought-seven sounds better.
>>67604083
"Nought nought, Seven."
"Nought nought, Jimbob."
>>67604180
NOUGHT NOUGHT, MOTHERFUCKER.
>>67602573
English letters don't exist in Star Wars.
>>67600379
>Europeans actually call the letter Z "zed"
