Nema subsequently suggested to perform a deprivation ritual, a risky and rarely-used medical procedure, so Yoda could find the answers he was looking for. Master Yoda undergoes the deprivation ritual. Far from being reassured, Master Mundi warned Mace Windu and Obi-Wan Kenobi that the powerful bond between Yoda and Count Dooku-who had been trained by the Grand Master-could have allowed the Sith Lord to get into Yoda's mind and manipulate him. However, she detected that a part of his brain was more active than normal, but deduced that it was probably due to Yoda's advanced age. In the Jedi Temple medical ward, Doctor Nema examined Yoda several times, and found that the Grand Master was in good health. Master Ki-Adi-Mundi suspected that what was happening to the Grand Master was 'a deception by the Sith.' Jinn was dead and, as far as they knew, it was impossible for anyone, even a Jedi, to retain their individuality after death. The rest of the Jedi Council was concerned about Yoda's health and sanity. Some time earlier, the diminutive Master claimed to have spoken with Qui-Gon Jinn, who had been murdered by the Sith Lord Darth Maul during the Battle of Naboo. Yoda, Doctor Nema, and Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Jedi Temple medical ward During the Clone Wars, Doctor Nema was in charge of an important patient: Yoda, the Grand Master of the Jedi Order. Her duties included diagnosing all matters of ailments: physical, mental, and spiritual. It is a dangerous procedure, but one that will without question allow Yoda to go to the source of this voice whatever, whoever it may be.' ―Doctor Rig Nema Ī female Halaisi, native to Halais, Rig Nema was a Consular Jedi who served as a doctor at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant towards the end of the Galactic Republic. It has also been respected for it's active community that tends to expand the limits of the program creating rigs, which is now a key feature of the program.' I would like to suggest something: a deprivation ritual.

Since 0.7's release, it has gained quite an active community on YouTube and the Mine-imator forums alike. The program has been highly praised for being a well functional program and being capable of much more than has been seen easily being able to create simple animations quickly and standing the test of making hardcore animations with a lot of moving parts. Since that video's release, other YouTube channels have started to form around Mine-imator, thus leading to its popularity. Mine-imator would reach critical acclaim after the release of Frossa's Meet the Pyro in Minecraft video. The software is well known for being easy to use, and free and open-source. Mine-imator is a 3D animation software created by David Andrei, released on August 20th, 2012, which allows users to easily create 3D animations centered around the world of Minecraft.

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