Denny Delk Q&A by Aaron Snyder and Michael Streeter on www.lucasfan.com (archived from the original on January 20, 2020) Morag chased after her dark side and finally cough up with her at the chocolate machine. “Don’t eat all that chocolate,” cried Morag. “You know it’s bad for you teeth and will ruin your appetite for lunch!” Morag was a member of the alien species known as the Tulgah, who all had a natural connection to "magic" (most likely another word for the Force) - however while most of her kind used their gifts to become powerful healers she decided to go down the path of darkness and use her gifts to enslave, abuse and terrorise others. Mallenroh is a minor character in The Shannara Chronicles, based on the character of the same name in The Elfstones of Shannara. She was a guardian of the Bloodfire along with her sister Morag. The Haunted Village" was adapted into a children's book of the same name in 1987. [3] It was also partially adapted in a 1985 coloring book. [4]

She was just about to tell her what had happened, when she saw that Topaz was not eating her vegetables! Morag scolded Topaz for this, and gave her a lecture on eating healthily.Where are you, old Logray? Surely these woklings have some value to you. Huh? The Sunstar is near. Logray has come. Assemble the young ones!"

Mallenroh and Morag recognize Amberle as the bearer of the Ellcrys' seed, and they try to stop Amberle from entering the Bloodfire. However, they are stopped by Wil, who kills them both easily using the Elfstones. From JEDI to Television: The Saga of the EWOKS and DROIDS Adventure Hour – Part II by Post, Dennis on radiofreesacramento.com ( September 7, 2015) (archived from the original)Sleep well, my pet. You have a big day ahead of you. One the Ewoks will not soon forget!» ―Morag [4] Morag, a fictional planet in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that appeared in the films Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and Avengers: Endgame (2019) The Tulgah were a species of mandrill-faced, sturdy humanoids. They were very short, measuring less than one meter, which was nearly twice smaller as the average Human—the most common species in the galaxy. They had yellowish, leathery skin covered with brown spots. Their faces were elongated and snout-like, and their limbs ended in sharp claws. No escape, little flutter-glow. There's a great thirst in the forest, almost as great as Morag's thirst for vengeance. And you, our Wistie queen, are my newest servant in my battle with Logray and his cursed Ewoks."

The joke's on you, you scaly, putrid lummox! You gave me my peace and quiet! (Seals barking) What? No! No! NOOOOOOOOOOOOO! I've always been interested in animation. And, again, it's a chance to experiment with ideas and new people and Star Wars characters. The Star Wars world is much easier to deal with in animation. You can be much more flexible in development of ideas. I've put off doing it for years because I didn't have the time." ―George Lucas, in Starlog #100 [5] Despite her cruel nature, she does genuinely loves her ancestor Aggie, as she looked up to her, and was horrified when her portrait was ruined. Morag is the first character in The Loud House to be an actual villain before The Miller Family, Aggie, and Carol Linnaeus were introduced in the series, because while other antagonists are either bullies, jerks, or scammers, she poses as a legitimate threat, going as far as trying to kill the Loud family, thus making her the most evil character in the franchise to date. Like others of her species, Morag had an extensive knowledge of magic as well as medicine. Although other members of the Tulgah race used these talents to become great healers, Morag used her knowledge for alternative ends and the pursuit of power. [3] As with others of her race, Morag had a troll-like appearance, including a face reminiscent of a mandrill. [15] [3] She had a shriveled and stooped body, [3] and Morag was quite old, over two hundred Endor years of age at the time of her death. [2]Snare in the Forest" · " The Balloon" · " To Trap Latara" · " Logray's Staff" · " Painting Exposition" The fifth series continued in this new format, but with Gail Porter having decided to quit kids' TV, Kate Heavenor was brought in to replace her. Heavenor had previously been presenting programmes for BBC Choice, and was one of the first presenters to graduate from a digital BBC channel to a show on one of the mainstream terrestrial channels. The ewoks may look primitive at first, but there is evidence in Return of the Jedi that they are a lot smarter than they appear. While not as technologically advanced, they are very good at working effectively with the resources available to them. They have a hidden talent for engineering- note the intricate structures that make up their village, which is built to be supported by trees. They even have simple gliders that allow limited flight- well beyond anything stone-age humans could have come up with. While having the means to build advanced technology, they were even capable of developing a crude understanding of how to use certain machines, like speeder bikes. They had to be smart, due to the environmental pressures of Endor. Ha-ha, yes! Without water…the entire forest will soon be dead!" ―Morag and Chirpa, on the creation of the thorn monster [7] When she meets the travelers, Mallenroh turns Hebel and his dog Drifter into wooden figures and takes the Elfstones from Wil. When Wil points out that the Elfstones only work for those with Elven blood, Mallenroh claims to be of a race older than even the Elves, from the time of Faerie, and that as such the blood of all the Races runs in her veins. She imprisons Wil and Eretria in the cell where she is keeping Amberle.

Due to the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in the early hours of 31 August 1997, the edition of Fully Booked recorded for broadcast that morning was postponed, ultimately airing as part of the CBBC morning schedule on BBC Two on 2 September at 7:30am. Interview with Paul Ens by Tambone, Lou on www.starwarz.com ( February 27, 2004) (archived from the original on January 20, 2008) Wil, Amberle, and Eretria free themselves during this battle with the assistance of Mallenroh's servant Wisp, a modified creature that was once an Elf. With his help, they recover the Elfstones and escape from the burning tower.The novel Fate of the Jedi: Outcast also contains a reference to the show: Ben Skywalker takes a deep breath of Dorin's helium-rich atmosphere and sings, his voice "as high and ridiculous as that of an animated Ewok in a children's broadcast." [30] Lincoln and Morag fight over the staff as they end up crashing into the castle. The Louds and Angus catches up to Lincoln, but Morag manages to get them surrounded this time with Lela. Instead of sending them away, she now plans to kill them, but Lincoln jumps in front holding the crown defending his family, knowing Morag won't destroy the crown while he's holding it. Lincoln runs with the crown to distract Morag as they get cut off from the Louds. In addition to the forest moon, the species was also spotted in Myyydril Caverns on Kashyyyk sometime after the Battle of Yavin.