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Rougeau, Michael. "The Book Of Boba Fett: Mandalorian Season 2 Finale Teases...Something". GameSpot. Archived from the original on December 18, 2020. As mentioned, Saw lost his sister Steela Gerrera at the end of the Onderon arc. He not only witnessed the fall that led to her death, he felt responsible for it -- he shot down the gunship that hit Ahsoka's arm and caused a chain reaction. In 2013, we spoke with Filoni about Steela and her passing. He said, "Steela is a character that George created. We wanted a brother/sister duo on Onderon, and the character Saw was a character that George had already created, and he just wanted to involve and tell a little more about that character." He added, "I will say this about Steela. When I think of her, I think that she’s one of the biggest regrets I have this season, which is I wish we hadn’t killed her. We all ended up liking that character very much. I thought she was very successful." a b Spindler, Colin. "Rogue One characters with more meaning than you realize". Looper. Archived from the original on April 3, 2018. A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a Rebel pilot called Rookie One destroyed the Death Star, thwarting the plans of Darth Vader and the Empire against the Rebel Alliance. But Vader wants revenge. Since the crushing defeat, the Dark Lord of the Sith has had his engineers developing a new threat to the Alliance -- one that just might crush it once and for all. Alinger, Brandon; Lageose, Wade; Mendel, David (September 27, 2016). Star Wars Art: Ralph McQuarrie. Vol.2. New York City: Abrams Books. ISBN 9781419717932.

a b "Star Wars Day: 66 characters, ranked from worst to best". The Daily Telegraph. May 4, 2018. Archived from the original on October 1, 2019. Stangroom, Jamie. "Ahmed Best says DARTH JAR JAR theory is TRUE! (sort of)". YouTube. Archived from the original on December 11, 2021 . Retrieved May 2, 2019. Databank – Bib Fortuna Biography Gallery – 6 of 10". StarWars.com. Archived from the original on December 18, 2020. That was six years ago. Since then, I've been fascinated with Eye-Man and the tightly knit community that has sprung up around him. There were only a couple hundred of us, but we had become pretty close. Eye-Man, being an exhausted topic, became less and less of a focus over time — sans the indoctrination of a new member to our little clan. We got to know each other, talking about our lives, our families, hobbies, whatever. We were friends, and as clichéd as it sounds — the Eye-Man community was like a second family. All of us were nerds, in one way or another, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that even Eye-Man himself was given an irony-tinged lining as time went on. The embodiment of childhood fear and uncertainty that hung over our heads like a one-eyed Damocles turned into little more than a calling card — his presence immortalized on #WheresEyeMan coffee mugs and t-shirts. I even received a custom Eye-Man action figure, who looked as terrifying I remembered him. Lane, Matthew (October 9, 2018). "Celebrities, games and more at this year's Conapalooza". Kingsport Times-News.Nothing could prepare me for how quiet the room was. Around 40 people, simply staring at each other. Some were aimlessly pacing, and others engaged in hushed conversation from a corner. I found our organizer, and asked what was happening. What he told me felt like a punch to the gut from Eye-Man himself. Veekhoven, Tim (October 6, 2015). "Think Big, Play Small: The History of Star Wars Micro Machines, Part 2". StarWars.com. Archived from the original on October 8, 2019. In the weeks that follow, witnesses become fixated on the creature, with Eye-Man receiving the same fearful curiosity children often exhibit towards movie monsters — but that would soon change. Attempts to bring up "the scary cyclops in Jabba's Palace" to peers — even ones that were present at the same showing — result in confusion. Accounts detailing the C-3PO scene are laughed off the playground, and Eye-Man witnesses learn to not talk about their secret obsession.

What business do you have that requires First Priority with me? It had better be important, Captain-Supervisor Grammel. I know you now." ―Essada, to Grammel [2] Keane, Sean (May 19, 2019). "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace cast and crew reunited ahead of 20th anniversary". CNET. Archived from the original on February 11, 2020. Taylor, Chris (February 16, 2017). "Revealed: What really happened to Star Wars' most hated character". Mashable.

And he was this kid in his twenties, who did that beautiful Stomp, that show that he was involved in, which we all got to see. George let us see a special [performance] of that -- yeah, that was during a company meeting. There was a big theater up there in San Rafael, and the company meeting turned out to be a little bit of conversation and then we got to see Stomp. Ahmed was in that thing, and I was just like, “This is so cool!” It was just wonderful. Harrison, Eric (June 21, 1999), "Even an Insider Found Jar Jar, Well, Jarring", Los Angeles Times, pp.F6 During the 20th anniversary of The Phantom Menace film, many members of the prequel production team have defended the character and appreciated the public's acceptance at the Star Wars Celebration panel. Visual effects supervisor John Knoll reflected: "Well, I think it's good to see [his newfound popularity], because I think George took a lot of the criticism pretty harshly. It was kind of painful for me to see how cruel people were about it and how personally George took it. I think the movies didn't deserve as much hate as they received. It hurt me to see how much George took those things." He also said, "I thought [the Star Wars Celebration panel] was great, especially the warm reaction there was to Ahmed. I know he took all the vicious comments people had about Jar Jar very hard. That's not his fault, he didn't write that character. He's an actor who did a really good job and worked hard to get it right. Seeing the really warm reaction of the crowd made me feel... It was moving.". [47]

The unnamed buyer's hoard of 37 figures went under the hammer at Hansons Auctioneers, in Etwall, Derby, on Wednesday, according to the Liverpool Echo.Disney and Random House announce relaunch of Star Wars Adult Fiction line". StarWars.com. April 25, 2014 . Retrieved May 26, 2016. This completely original chapter in the Star Wars saga offers breakthrough technology in graphics and an entirely new storyline. Experience the most exhilarating and interactive space combat in this or any galaxy. Sansweet, Stephen J.; Hidalgo, Pablo (December 9, 2008b). The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia, H–O Volume II. New York City: Del Rey Books. ISBN 978-0-345-47763-7.