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Ewoks

The Ewoks are a fictional species first introduced in the Star Wars universe in the 1983 film "Return of the Jedi." They inhabit the moon of Endor and are depicted as small, mammal-like bipeds covered in fur. Notably cute in appearance, their characters were designed by George Lucas with a teddy bear-like look, and they have a language described as an amalgamation of Tibetan and Nepalese.

Ewoks are best known for their primitive technology yet astute survival skills. They are primarily hunters and gatherers living in a simple society divided into tribes. Despite their primitive lifestyle, Ewoks proved formidable when they assisted the Rebel Alliance in its fight against the Galactic Empire. Ewoks used their cleverness and natural resources to build creative weapons and traps which played a significant role in the Battle of Endor.

The notable Ewoks include Wicket W. Warrick, who was played by actor Warwick Davis and became the most recognized Ewok. Wicket played a crucial role in the destruction of the second Death Star by helping Princess Leia and the Rebel Alliance. Other significant Ewoks include Chief Chirpa, Logray, who is the tribe's Shaman, and Ewok warrior Teebo.

The Ewoks have drawn both love and criticism from Star Wars fans over the years. While some admire their courage and cuteness, others have criticized their inclusion in the Star Wars canon as a ploy for selling toys and merchandise. Despite the mixed reception, Ewoks have proved to be an enduring part of Star Wars lore.

Ewoks also became the focus of several spin-off television series and movies. There were two made-for-television films made about the Ewoks, "Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure" and "Ewoks: The Battle for Endor." They also had their own animated series, simply titled "Ewoks," which explored more of their culture, customs, and adventures.

Despite their quaint appearance and primitive lifestyle, Ewoks carry a strong message within the Star Wars Universe: that the strength to overcome adversity often comes from the most unexpected places.

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"We talked about the editability of Ewoks."

23. - (22 BBY) Clone Wars S1 E12, S1 E13 & Star Wars Visions Episode 1
"One of the things that I wanted to make sure that we corrected based on what we said, I said that you probably could not eat Ewoks."

23. - (22 BBY) Clone Wars S1 E12, S1 E13 & Star Wars Visions Episode 1
"Even though, of course, it shows the great scene where they're getting roasted over the fire pit by the Ewoks, that kind of thing."

23. - (22 BBY) Clone Wars S1 E12, S1 E13 & Star Wars Visions Episode 1
"They would be fine eating an older human, but I think that us eating an older Ewok would be a little bit disgusting."

23. - (22 BBY) Clone Wars S1 E12, S1 E13 & Star Wars Visions Episode 1
"But I do want to make sure that we do go back and correct because a user, it looks like Gaviscon16, sent us a note that said specifically about the fact that you could eat the younger Ewoks."

23. - (22 BBY) Clone Wars S1 E12, S1 E13 & Star Wars Visions Episode 1
"The veal of the Ewoks."

23. - (22 BBY) Clone Wars S1 E12, S1 E13 & Star Wars Visions Episode 1
"This is like the smaller, cuter Ewok that probably has the fattier flesh, a little bit more of the cheek."

23. - (22 BBY) Clone Wars S1 E12, S1 E13 & Star Wars Visions Episode 1
"But I do want to say that I do think that you could probably eat the younger Ewoks, like maybe three months and younger, a lot easier than trying to break down the different fatty acids and stuff in the muscles of the older ones."

23. - (22 BBY) Clone Wars S1 E12, S1 E13 & Star Wars Visions Episode 1
"The Ewoks movies."

33. - (21 BBY) Clone Wars Season 2 Episodes 8 and 9
"My friend, Starcruiser, crush, crush the Ewoks movies."

33. - (21 BBY) Clone Wars Season 2 Episodes 8 and 9
"So, so, so there was two Ewok movies that came out in the eighties that, um, that"

33. - (21 BBY) Clone Wars Season 2 Episodes 8 and 9
"Um, they're all about Ewoks."

33. - (21 BBY) Clone Wars Season 2 Episodes 8 and 9
"I think the Ewok, the main Ewok was Wicket, if I remember his name."

33. - (21 BBY) Clone Wars Season 2 Episodes 8 and 9
"and, and the Ewok finds her and like, you know, helps her out and like all this stuff."

33. - (21 BBY) Clone Wars Season 2 Episodes 8 and 9

Ewoks

"We talked about the editability of Ewoks."

"One of the things that I wanted to make sure that we corrected based on what we said, I said that you probably could not eat Ewoks."

"Even though, of course, it shows the great scene where they're getting roasted over the fire pit by the Ewoks, that kind of thing."

"They would be fine eating an older human, but I think that us eating an older Ewok would be a little bit disgusting."

"But I do want to make sure that we do go back and correct because a user, it looks like Gaviscon16, sent us a note that said specifically about the fact that you could eat the younger Ewoks."

"The veal of the Ewoks."

"This is like the smaller, cuter Ewok that probably has the fattier flesh, a little bit more of the cheek."

"But I do want to say that I do think that you could probably eat the younger Ewoks, like maybe three months and younger, a lot easier than trying to break down the different fatty acids and stuff in the muscles of the older ones."

"The Ewoks movies."

"My friend, Starcruiser, crush, crush the Ewoks movies."

"So, so, so there was two Ewok movies that came out in the eighties that, um, that"

"Um, they're all about Ewoks."

"I think the Ewok, the main Ewok was Wicket, if I remember his name."

"and, and the Ewok finds her and like, you know, helps her out and like all this stuff."