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Yes,No no no he has not died nor has his death been recorded.Using his bounty hunter skills he manages to escape the Sarlacc.And soon is helped by a fellow bounty hunter known as Dengar.Boba Fett is still alive it's just that Lucas Film couldn't make a scene of him coming out of the Sarlacc.[Case Closed].

Mace windu from the star wars prequel triology films.

There are also many people in the book sequels that have purple lightsabers like Kyp Durron, Jaina Solo and Anakin Solo... PS. i did not make these people up they are part of the main series of books that take place after Return of the Jedi and they are canon.

the jar of tassai is a story of an industrious Indian girl. She secretly made a jar in her secret place. Nobody knows about it, even her mother. When she was finished making a jar, it became the most beautiful jar she had ever seen. until the leader of their tribe said that thew whites said that they can do nothing good, illiterate. so the children will study the white men ways. their leader encouraged everyone to make something (whether it's a food or item, etc.) good w/c will be a proof that they were not illiterate. until the whites came, it was like a fair. tassai hurriedly get the blanket where her jar was wrapped. in their town, she opened it and the crowd laugh because she mistakenly get the wrong blanket. that one contains a doll, not a jar. she ran through their house w/o knowing that a white man's daughter followed her. that girl was just near their door, when a rattlesnake appear & was about to victimize the girl. tassai saw it & choose to throw her jar to the rattle snake to save the girl. white men came to their house & thank her for what she did. even though the girl's father can't give her the prize (because her jar broke into pieces), he just said he would grant her anything tassai wished. tassai don't need anything. she just asked the white man: "do we have to go far out to know be like white men?" the white man said that they will send teachers who will teach them.

Since the Star Wars stories take place "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away," the date of the character's birth would have no meaning to us. However, Ray Park, the actor who portrayed him in "Episode I," was born in 1974.

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Darth Revan can be found in the novel 'Star Wars: The Old Republic - Revan'

Along with a countless number of KotOR comic books.

If you mean how Jedi choose their lightsabers, well they design it themselves. The hilt of the lightsaber is almost always self-fabricated by the wielder to match his or her specific needs, preferences, and style

Jar Jar Binks did not die, at least not in any of the Star Wars movies.

In 1978, David Prowse played the role of Darth Vader. He, out of his own intentions, spoiled The Empire Strikes Back. The cheering crowd in Berkeley, California was very disappointed about the outcome.

They are the same person.

On the PlayStation 3 it is automatically unlocked. On the xbox 360 you'll have to download him from xbox live for the price of 400 Microsoft points.

Originally Blue meant Jedi Guardian, Green meant Jedi Sentinel, Yellow meant Jedi Consular, Red meant Sith (originally Jedi) Inquisitor, Orange meant Sith (originally Jedi) Warrior and then then you have Cyan, White, Silver and Gold witch had no meanings, their meanings were lost when there was a crystal shortage.

Purple was given to special Jedi like a trophy.

The Brother Hildebrandt designed and painted this without any modeling time with any of the characters - famously being told the picture would never go anywhere when they were commissioned.

http://brothershildebrandt.com/Brothers.htm

Darth Vader is actually Anakin Skywalker from the prequel films and he had Luke (and Leia) with Padme Amidala. As Anakin became Darth Vader, Padme died during delivery and Obi-wan took Luke with him to Tatooine where he was raised by his aunt and uncle. Leia was adopted by the Organa family who ruled Alderaan.

Ahmed Best did the voice for Jar Jar Binks in both the films and in the TV series "The Clone Wars." However, in Season 1 of the show, there were three episodes in which Jar Jar was voiced by BJ Hughes due to Ahmed Best deciding to be in other projects

Darth Vader's actual name before turning to the Sith was Anakin "Ani" Skywalker. He wasn't technically given a middle name within the series, therefor that can be totally left for speculation.

Considering that George Lucas never gave him a middle name, however, we must only assume that he does not have one (like most characters within the series).

The antagonists, who are pulled into the Dark Side of the Force, are:

Darth Vader (Sith name of Anakin Skywalker)

Palpatine (Senator, later Chancellor and Emperor aka Darth Sidious)

Count Dooku (Jedi master who trained Yoda, aka Darth Tyranus)

Darth Maul (Sith minion of Palpatine who kills Qui-Gon Jinn)

Wookieepedia has a pretty long explanation of this, but here is a condensed answer:

Lucas Licensing, the company owned by George Lucas that handles Star Wars merchandise, including the books, says that all books are canon, except for a few special cases, chiefly the Star Wars Infinities comic book series. That series is not canon. If, however, there are contradictions between the books and the movies, they say that whatever is in the movie is canon, and whatever contradiction is in the book is not canon.

George Lucas himself doesn't consider the books, or anything outside of the films, part of the Star Wars story. He once said, "The Star Wars story is really the tragedy of Darth Vader. That is the story. Once Vader dies, he doesn't come back to life, the Emperor doesn't get cloned and Luke doesn't get married." He does, however, have a few rules that Star Wars authors have to follow. On very few occasions he has influenced the stories of certain books personally. He ordered changes made to the plot of the Dark Empire comic series (the one where the Emperor gets cloned), and he ordered that the major character to have been killed off in Star by Star be changed to a different character. Otherwise, he claims not to have even read any of the books.

Leland Chee, who works for Lucas Licensing, has said that while the company operates as though all the extra material is canon, it is up to individual fans to decide for themselves what is part of Star Wars and what is not. Leland Chee also maintains something called the Holocron Database, which is basically Lucas Licensing's official list of what is canon, though it is not available to the public.

They both share aspects of the fantasy genre. Although Star Wars is classified as science fiction, it shares elements with the fantasy series. Both books feature a farm boy orphan character, who later find out there is more to their story. Both Luke and Eragon unknowingly grow up under the eye of a wise old man, by an uncle who raised him and is then killed by the impenetrably cowled servants of the Evil Empire. They set off far away from home to seek revenge and find latent powers. In both cases, the wise old man turns into their mentor after the hero was sent to them by a captured princess, and teaches them to use their magical powers in about five days. In both cases, the mentor gives the hero a sword inherited from the fathers before themselves dying. Both farm boys meet up with kickbutt antiheroes, rescues the captive princesses, who play major roles in the Rebel armies, and become key members before going to train with a half-mad old hermit in the forest. After this, he discovers that his father was the Empire's right-hand man and he's been betrayed by his own family.

While Starkiller was undoubtedly an impressive fighter, Revan was a highly skilled Jedi Knight, and a very powerful Sith Lord. The greatest of the era. As awesome as Starkiller is, I'm afraid he'd be no match whatsoever to Darth Revan.

He was a Jedi Master that lived in the last decades of the Galactic Republic. He is most famous for being the one that ordered the creation of the Clone Army without the consent of the Jedi Order (or even telling them about it). He was a good friend to (at the time) Master Dooku and had the ability of precognition. He accurately predicted the coming of the Separatist Movement and knew that the Republic would face dark times which is why he commissioned the creation of the Clone Army. He disappeared because he was murdered by Darth Tyranus as a final test to his master (Darth Sidious) and so that Tyranus and Sidious would be able to take control of the Clone Army for their own needs.

On the sucess of the other characters Just kidding, they were called Kuduu (the duck things, if that's what you're talking about.)

That depends on your definition of "bad." Even though Anakin had a short temper and lust for power, he was easily manipulated into thinking being evil would solve all his problems. But he wasn't completely evil. Or else, if he was, he wouldn't have saved his son knowing that doing so would be sacrifice

For men they think he is a role model or something and I love Anakin Skywalker. I mean he is played by a Canadian Hayden Christensen. People think that Hayden did a crappy job when I ignore them. He did do a good job.

the climax of this story is when rinko's dad and uncle kanda confront wilbur starr.