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mad99man — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 11:01:08 CST

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mad99man — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:46:24 CDT

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Fan's Ewok songs

wombatshuffle — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 16:10:07 CDT

This is the page where you, the ewok fans, can post your own songs about Ewoks.
Please note that any inappropriate songs will be deleted.

~The Dooku Man~ To the tune of 'The Candy Man'
By Wombatshuffle

Who can take an Ewok,
Sprinkle it with poo,
Then take his beard and do a twisty thingy too,
The Dooku Man,
Oh the Dooku Man can.

~Count Dooku~ To the tune of 'Freres Jaques'
By Wombatshuffle

Count Dooku,
Count Dooku,
What's he done,
What's he done,
He's kidnapped some Ewoks,
He's kidnapped some Ewoks,
Poor old things,
Poor old things.

~We are Ewoks~
By Mad99man

We are ewoks who are you,
We are ewoks who are you,
You are Dooku we hate you,
You are Dooku we hate you,
Run him through with spears and rocks,
Run him through with spears and rocks,
He'll no longer kidnap us,
He'll no longer kidnap us.

~When I'm on Endor~
By Wombatshuffle
Sunshine, lollipops and Ewoks,
Everything that's wonderful,
Is what I see,
When I'm on Endor.

~Ewok Bells~
By Wombatshuffle
Ewok bells,
Dooku smells,
An Ewok laid an egg.
The Dooku mobile lost a wheel,
The Ewoks ran away,
YAY!

~Choke Force~
By EwokHugger
We spear, and we stare
With a cute wide-eyed glare
We whimper and we Screech,
When we see some Bleach.
But when Vader comes along,
We hear a gong,
And time goes by,
Before we reach the sky.

Ewok Gospel Song

wombatshuffle — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 12:49:56 CDT

The Ewok Game

wombatshuffle — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 10:35:21 CDT

Below, under attachments, there is an ewok game. In which you are Wicket W Warrick and you have to throw spears at stormtroopers. Click the link and Have fun.

Ewok Videos

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	Ewok vs Predator
Ewok Gospel Song	Caption

Sources Page

wombatshuffle — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 10:11:57 CDT

This is the page where we add several websites which are brilliant for Ewok Information.

This is a excellent site for learning Star Wars languages.

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Ewok Dictionary

mad99man — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:43:24 CDT

Ewok - English Dictionary:

Aargutcha (ar gooch ah) v. 1. Pull.
Acha (ah chah) 1. Okay. 2. All right.
Ah-ah (ah ah) n. 1. Water.
Akeeata (ah kee ah tah) v. 1. Hear.
Allayloo (ah lay loo) v. 1. Celebrate.
Ando (an doh) adj. 1. Forward.
Arandee (ar ahn dee) v. 1. Listen.
Azar (ay zar) n. 1. Magic.
Bingee (bin jee) v. 1. Guide.
Bi toto (bee toh toh) n. 1. Direction.
Bok chuu-ock (bahk choo ahk) adj. 1. Far away.
Cha (chah) 1. Them.
Chak (chahk) 1. Yes.
Che (chee) adj. 1. Free as in liberty..
Chesl (chess uhl) v. 1. Bring. 2. Fetch.
Chiotto (chee oh toh) 1. May I have..?.
Chiutatal (chy oo tah tail) n. 1. Moon.
Choo doo (choo doo) adj. 1. Enough.
Chuck (chuk) adj. 1. Much.
Churi (chor ee) n. 1. Mountain.
Chyasee (chy ah see) v. 1. Help.
Coatee-cha (kote tee chah) v. 1. Celebrate.
Coro (kor oh) 1. Can you...?.
Cupee (cupp ee) n. 1. Cap as in ice cap on a mountain.
Danthee (dan thay) 1. Maybe.
Danvay (dan vay) 1. Be careful.
Dee fratta (dee frah tah) 1. That's. 2. That is.
Deej (deej) n. 1. Father.
Den (den) 1. No.
De oppra (dee opp rah) adj. 1. Upper. 2. Top.
Drik (drik) adj. 1. Happy.
Drin (drin) adj. 1. Sick.
Dutak (doo tok) n. 1. Arrow.
Ee chee wa maa! (ee chee wah mah) 1. Wow. 2. Gee whiz!
Ee choya! (ee choy ah) interj. 1. Hey.
Eedada (ee dah dah) adj. !. Over.
Eekeekeek (eek eek eek) n. 1. Forest.
Eekeetuhkuh (ee kee tuh kuh) n. 1. Axe.
Eetee (ee tee) adj. 1. Long.
Eleeo (ee lee oh) adj. 1. Never.
Eleeoth (ee lee awth) adj. 1. Far.
Ehda (ay dah) adj. 1. Evil. 2. Bad.
Ehshtee (esh tee) v. 1. Give.
Ekla (ek lah) adj. 1. Big.
Enenah (en en ah) 1. Where.
Entzahee roda (ents zah hee roh dah) v. 1. Cook.
E s'eesht (ee seesht) v. 1. Kill.
Etke (ett keh) adj. 1. More.
Feef (feef) n. 1. Plant.
Fektur (fek tur) n. 1. Medicine.
Freet (freet) n. 1. Sister.
Fruk (fruk) n. 1. Brother.
Fulu (foo loo) n. 1. Circle.
Geetch (geech) v. 1. Push.
Gleeg (gleeg) n. 1. Drink.
Glek (glek) adj. 1. Sad.
Gooka (goo kah) n. 1. Shelter.
Goopa (goo pah) 1. Hi.
Goot (goot) adj. 1. Good.
Graks (graks) n. 1. Monster.
Grek (grek) n. 1. Hands.
Grenchicit (gren chik it) 1. Hold on.
Gyeesh (gyeesh) 1. Please.
Heth (heth) n. 1. Pond.
Hutar (hoo tar) n. 1. Danger.
Hveetin (he veet in) n. 1. Glider.
Jad (jad) adj. 1. Down.
Jadgreh (jad greh) n. 1. Foot.
Jarat (jah raht) n. 1. Branch.
Jeejee (jee jee) n. 1. Face.
Jeerota (jee roe tah) n. 1. Friend.
Kash (kahsh) 1. How.
Kla (klah) 1. From.
Kna Naa (kuh nah nah) n. 1. Spirit tree.
Kra (krah) adj. 1. Ready.
Kreeth (kreeth) n. 1. Cave.
Kush (koosh) 1. Who.
Luka yit (loo kah yitt) n. 1. Pixie.
Lulalar (loo lah lahr) v. 1. Sing.
Lungee (lunj ee) adj. 1. Lost.
Lurd (lerd) adj. 1. Dumb. 2. Silly
Luu (loo) adj. 1. Beautiful.
Luufi (loo fee) n. 1. Flower.
Manna manna (man ah man ah) n. 1. Food.
Meechoo (mee choo) 1. I.
Mookiee (moo kee) n. 1. Female baby Ewok. 2. Wokling. (1)
Na-chin (nah chin) n. 1. Tribe.
Na goo (nah goo) v. 1. Stop.
Neetuhl (nee tul) adj. 1. Early.
Ni gata (nee gah tah) 1. Where is..?.
Noroway (nohr oh way) 1. Which.
Nuv (nuhv) n. 1. Love.
Oh (oh) adj. 1. Too.
Ooba (oo bah) n. 1. Rain.
Oodeed (oo deef) adj. 1. Sweet.
Ota (oh tah) 1. To.
Paamuk (pah mook) n. 1. Power.
Pibooka (pih boo kah) n. 1. Clearing.
Pola (poh lah) adj. 1. Polar.
Powa (pow wah) n. 1. Power.
Reh rehluu (reh reh loo) v. 1. Dance.
Reshee (resh ee) n. 1. Map.
Roda (roh dah) v. 1. To eat.
Rueenee (roo ee nee) n. 1. Ruins.
Ruha (roo hah) v. 1. Hit.
Seefo (see foh) v. 1. Hurt.
Sheeu (shee oo) n. 1. Name.
Shetai (sheh tie) n. 1. Warrior.
Shodu (sho doo) n. 1. Mother.
Sirut (seer oot) n. 1. Door.
Siz (sihz) n. 1. Fire.
Sku (skoo) 1. Hello.
Sleesh (sleesh) n. 1. Berry.
Sta (stah). 1. Now.
Stoja (sto jah) n. 1. Station.
Sunee (suh nee) n. 1. Sun.
Sut (sutt) adj. 1. Soon.
Ta (tah) def. art. 1. The.
Tal (tale) n. 1. Sun.
Teeha (tee hah) v. 1. Thank you.
Teeket (tee kett) n. 1. Heart.
Thees (theess) adj. 1. Good.
Theesa (thee sah) n. 1. Baby. 2. Child.
Thek (theck) adj. 1. Here.
T'hesh (tuh hesh) adj. 1. Quiet.
Thuk (thuck) n. 1. Rock.
Treek (treek) v. 1. Go.
Treekthin (treek thin) n. 1. Journey.
Treeta Dobra (tree tah Doh brah) n. 1. Council of Elders.
Tu (too) def. art. 1. The.
Tyatee (ty ah tee) v. 1. Come.
Veek (veek) adj. 1. Quick.
Weewa (wee wah) n. 1. House. 2. Home.
X'eef (zheef) n. 1. Ground.
X'iutha (zhoo thah) adj. 1. Important.
Yayath (ya yath) v. 1. Jump.
Yeh (yeh) adj. 1. Old.
Yeha (yee hah) 1. Good-bye.
Yehan (yeh han) n. 1. Peace.
Yesh (yesh) adj. 1. Right. 2. Correct.
Yiyult (yeye yult) n. 1. Cup.
Yit (yitt) n. 1. Thing.
Yub nub (yubb nubb) n. 1. Freedom.
Yubnub (yub nub) 1. Hurray.
Yud ehda (yood ay dah) 1. Alas.
Yuf (yuhf) v. 1. Climb.
Yungyet (yung yett) n. 1. Nut.
Yupyup (yupp yupp)v. 1. Rejoice.
Zeeg (zeeg) adj. 1. In.
Zehg (zayg) adj. 1. Out.

English - Ewok Dictionary:

Alas (ah lass) 1. Yud ehda.
Arrow (air row) n. 1. Dutak.
Axe (ax) n. 1. Eekeetuhkuh.
Baby (bay bee) n. 1. Theesa.
Bad (bad) adj. 1. Ehda.
Beautiful (bee a yu tee fool) adj. 1. Luu.
Be careful (bee cair fool) 1. Danvay.
Berry (burr ee) n. 1. Sleesh.
Big (big) adj. 1. Ekla.
Branch (branch) n. 1. Jarat.
Bring (bring) v. 1. Chesl.
Brother (bruh thur) n. 1. Fruk.
Can you...? (kan yu) 1. Coro.
Cave (kayv) n. 1. Kreeth.
Celebrate (sell uh brate) v. 1. Coatee-cha. 2. Allayloo.
Child (chy uld) n. 1. Theesa.
Circle (sur kul) n. 1. Fulu.
Clearing (kleer ing) n. 1. Pibooka.
Climb (klym) v. 1. Yuf.
Come (kuhm) v. 1. Tyatee.
Cook (kuhk) v. 1. Entzahee roda.
Correct (kor rekt) adj. 1. Yesh.
Council of Elders (cown sul uhv el durz) n. 1. Treeta Dobra.
Cup (cupp) n. 1. Yiyult.
Dance (danss) v. 1. Reh rehluu.
Danger (dain jur) n. 1. Hutar.
Direction (dur rek shun) n. 1. Bi toto.
Door (dor) n. 1. Sirut.
Down (down) adj. 1. Jad.
Drink (drink) n. 1. Gleeg.
Dumb (dumm) adj. 1. Lurd.
Early (url lee) adj. 1. Neetuhl.
Eat (eet) v. 1. Roda.
Enough (ee nuff) adj. 1. Choo doo.
Evil (ee vill) adj. 1. Ehda.
Face (fayss) n. 1. Jeejee.
Far (fahr) adj. 1. Eleeoth.
Far away (fahr ah way) adj. 1. Bok chuu-ock.
Father (fah thur) n. 1. Deej.
Female baby ewok (fee mail bay bee ee wok) n. 1. Mookiee. (1)
Fetch (fech) v. 1. Chesl.
Fire (fy ur) n. 1. Siz.
Flower (flow ur) n. 1. Luufi.
Food (fude) n. 1. Manna manna.
Foot (fuht) n. 1. Jadgreh.
Forest (for est) n. 1. Eekeekeek.
Forward (for ward) adj. 1. Ando.
Free (free) adj. 1. Che.
Freedom (free dumm) n. 1. Yub nub.
Friend (frend) n. 1. Jeerota.
From (frum) n. 1. Kla.
Gee whiz (jee wiz) 1. Ee chee wa maa.
Give (giv) v. 1. Ehshtee.
Glider (gly dur) n. 1. Hveetin.
Go (goh) v. 1. Treek.
Good (good) adj. 1. Thees. 2. Goot.
Good-bye (gud by) 1. Yeha.
Ground (grownd) n 1. X'eef.
Guide (gyde) v. 1. Bingee.
Hands (handz) n. 1. Grek.
Happy (hap pee) adj. 1. Drik.
Hear (heer) v. 1. Akeeata.
Help (help) v. 1. Chyasee.
Here (heer) adj. 1. Thek.
Hey (hay) interj. 1. Ee choya.
Heart (hart) n. 1. Teeket.
Hello (hell loh) 1. Sku.
Hi (hy) 1. Goopa.
Hit (hitt) v. 1. Ruha.
Hold on (hold on) 1. Grenchicit.
Home (hoam) n. 1. Weewa.
House (howss) n. 1. Weewa.
How (how) 1. Kash.
Hurray (hur ray) 1. Yubnub.
Hurt (hert) v. 1. Seefo.
I (eye) 1. Meechoo.
Important (im poor tunt) adj. 1. X'iutha.
In (in) adj. 1. Zeeg.
Journey (jur nee) n. 1. Treekthin.
Jump (jump) v. 1. Yayath.
Kill (kill) v. 1. E s'eesht.
Listen (liss en) v. 1. Arandee.
Long (lawng) adj. 1. Eetee.
Lost (lost) adj. 1. Lungee.
Love (luv) n. 1. Nuv.
Magic (maj ick) n. 1. Azar.
Map (mapp) n. 1. Reshee.
Maybe (may bee) 1. Danthee.
May I have (may i hav) 1. Chiotto.
Medicine (med ih sin) n. 1. Fektur.
Monster (mon stir) n. 1. Graks.
Moon (moon) n. 1. Chiutatal.
More (moor) adj. 1. Etke.
Mother (muth ur) n. 1. Shodu.
Mountain (moun tun) n. 1. Churi.
Much (much) adj. 1. Chuck.
Name (naym) n. 1. Sheeu.
Never (neh vur) adj. 1. Eleeo.
No (noh) 1. Den.
Now (now) 1. Sta.
Nut (nutt) n. 1. Yungyet.
Okay (oh kay) 1. Acha.
Old (old) adj. 1. Yeh.
Out (owt) adj. 1. Zehg.
Over (oh vur) adj. 1. Eedada.
Peace (peess) n. 1. Yehan.
Pixie (picks see) n. 1. Luka yit.
Plant (plant) n. 1. Feef.
Please (pleez) 1. Gyeesh.
Polar (pol lur) adj. 1. Pola.
Pond (pond) n. 1. Heth.
Power (pau wur) n. 1. Paamuk. 2. Powa.
Pull (pool) v. 1. Aahrgutcha.
Push (puhsh) v. 1. Geetch.
Quick (quik) adj. 1. Veek.
Quiet (quy ett) adj. 1. T'hesh.
Rain (rayn) n. 1. Ooba.
Ready (red ee) adj. 1. Kra.
Rejoice (ree joyss) v. 1. Yupyup.
Right (ryte) adj. 1. Yesh.
Rock (rokk) n. 1. Thuck.
Ruins (roo inz) n. 1. Rueenee.
Sad (sad) adj. 1. Glek.
Shelter (shell tur) n. 1. Gooka.
Sick (sikk) adj. 1. Drin.
Silly (sil lee) adj. 1. Lurd.
Sing (sing) v. 1. Lulalar.
Sister (siss tur) n. 1. Freet.
Soon (soon) adj. 1. Sut.
Spirit Tree (speer it tree) n. 1. Kna Naa.
Station (staysh un) n. 1. Stoja.
Stop (stopp) v. 1. Na goo.
Sun (sunn) n. 1. Sunee. 2. Tal.
Sweet (sweet) adj. 1. Oodeef.
Thank you (thank yoo) v. 1. Teeha.
That's (thatss) 1. Dee fratta.
The (thuh) 1. Tu. 2. Ta.
Them (them) 1. Chaa.
Thing (thing) n. 1 Yit.
To (too) 1. Ota.
Too (too) adj. 1. Oh.
Top (topp) adj. 1. De opra.
Tribe (trybe) n. 1. Na-chin.
Upper (upp pur) adj. 1. De oppra.
Warrior (wor ee or) n 1. Shetai.
Water (wuh tur) n. 1. Ah-ah.
Where (ware) 1. Enenah.
Where is..? (ware iz) 1. Ne gata.
Which (wich) 1. Noroway.
Who (hoo) 1. Kush.
Wokling (wok ling) n. 1. Mookiee. (1)
Wow (wow) 1. Ee chee wa maa.
Yes (chack) 1. Chak.

Ewok Lessons:

Replace these 'English' words in your daily life with ‘Ewok’ words in these phrases.

Axe -> Eekeetuhkuh
I chopped the tree down with an axe.
I chopped the tree down with an eekeetuhkuh.
Brother -> Fruk
My brother is a real brat.
My fruk is a real brat.
Beautiful -> Luu
The ocean is very beautiful at sunset.
The ocean is very luu at sunset.
Please -> Gyeesh
Please pass the carrots.
Gyeesh pass the carrots.
Berry -> Sleesh
I like the new berry cheerios.
I like the new sleesh cheerios.
Fire -> Siz
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.
Chestnuts roasting on an open siz.
Far away -> Bok chuu-ock
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, bok chuu-ock.
Cook -> Entzahee roda
I can cook a whole turkey.
I can entzahee roda a whole turkey.
Eat -> Roda
He eats like a pig.
He roda like a pig.
Early -> Neetuhl
The early bird catches the worm.
The neetuhl bird catches the worm.

Ewokese Number Chart:
1 Chu
2 Fic
3 Chim
4 Hoji
5 N'la
6 N'dla
7 Voo
8 J'voo
9 Coki
10 Eedeez

credits:
http://www.completewermosguide.com/index
by wermosguid etohuttese@yahoo.com;

Endor(Planet)

wombatshuffle — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 06:58:57 CDT

(For the forest moon see Endor (Forest Moon)
Endor, also known as Tana among the Ewok species, was the gas giant planet orbited by the forest moon of Endor. The name "Endor" was also sometimes used for the forest moon. The planet itself was less popular than the moon.


Region	Outer Rim Territories; Inner Zuma
Sector	Moddell Sector
System	Endor system
Suns	1: Ibleam
Moons	9: Forest moon of Endor, Sistermoon, others
Distance from Core	43,300
Rotation period	30 standard hours
Orbital period	402 standard days
Class	Gas giant
Diameter	148,000 km
Atmosphere	Toxic
Climate	Hostile (chemical and magnetic storms)
Gravity	250% standard
Primary terrain	Gas giant
Surface water	0%
Points of interest	None
Native species	None
Immigrated species	None
Official language	None
Government	None
Population	None
Major cities	None
Major imports	None
Major exports	None
Affiliation	None

History

Endor viewed from the upper deck of a SoruSuub Luxury Yacht.

The Galactic Empire established the Sanctuary Pipeline to reach the moon quickly, importing raw materials for the Death Star II construction. One of the planet's moons was uninhabited until used by the New Republic for the relocation of the Ixlls who were rescued from the destruction of Da Soocha V.

Behind the scenes

The planet Endor was never visible in any scenes in Return of the Jedi set on the Forest Moon's surface. The novelization claims that Endor was destroyed some time earlier, and that the moon now orbits its star in a planetary orbit of its own.
On the other hand, some of the Battle of Endor scenes have a pinkish planet or moon in the background. This, coupled with the fact that a moon without a planet should itself be defined as a planet in its own right, has caused some fans to speculate that this is in fact the planet Endor.

The planet Endor seen from its forest moon.

When the heroes approach the Death Star II for the first time, you can see a small pinkish planet in the background. The distance between that planet and the forest moon is quite huge, but it could be the planet Endor.
Also, a small brown planet is seen during the opening scenes of Return of the Jedi.
When loading the map of any planet in Star Wars: Battlefront II, in Galactic Conquest, and in Star Wars Battlefront, in Instant Action, it shows the planet as seen from space. When loading the Forest Moon of Endor map, you can see the forest moon with the Death Star orbiting it, as well as the huge silver edge of the planet Endor, with as some of the planet itself.
A large body, probably the planet Endor, can be seen in the sky from the forest moon during some night scenes in the two Ewok telefilms (Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure and Ewoks: The Battle for Endor). The planet can also be seen in space in Star Wars: X-wing Alliance.
It is possible that Endor's name is a tribute to J.R.R. Tolkien; Endor was the Elvish name for Middle-earth.
Endor is also the name of a Canaanite city in the Old Testament, which inspired the attribution of Biblical names such as Ibleam and Megiddo to other bodies in the Endor system.

The gas giant Endor.

Endor(Forest Moon)

wombatshuffle — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 06:57:16 CDT

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The Endor Holocaust

wombatshuffle — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 09:25:08 CDT

The Endor Holocaust was a theory put forward by Imperial propaganda agents after the Battle of Endor. It was theorized that after the destruction of the second Death Star over Endor in 4 ABY, the moon and its inhabitants were devastated by falling debris. However, the moon and its primary sentient species, the Ewoks, were both still in existence long after the Death Star's destruction, and the Alliance of Free Planets established a base on the moon. Much of the debris of the superweapon was sent through a hyperspace wormhole that briefly opened up when the Death Star's hyperdrive regulator was destroyed. This matter was scattered across the galaxy, while the Alliance to Restore the Republic put much effort into stopping the remaining debris from colliding with the moon.

The explosion could be seen from the moon's surface.

An Imperial veteran of the Battle of Endor spoke of the supposed destruction of the forest moon, telling many that billions of tons of metal rained down on the moon and wiped out the Ewoks. His claims were countered by others, though, who claimed that it was simply myth. According to the man's fellow cantina patrons, the Death Star's mass was obliterated in the explosion, while the Rebel Alliance used tractor beams to ensure the rest did not damage the world.

At least one Imperial Star Destroyer did crash onto the planet's surface, though, and some debris was reported to have caused minor damage to Ewok habitats.

In a panel from Apocalypse Endor, a stormtrooper recounts what he thinks happened to the Ewoks.

Ewok Religion

wombatshuffle — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:59:57 CDT

For the forest dwellers, the surrounding giant trees played an important cultural role. These hunter-gatherers were a deeply spiritual people. They believed themselves to be descendants of the Great Tree, a sacred tree in the forests. The Ewok religion was based on nature worship. Many religious ceremonies were arranged to please various gods of weather, trees, the hunt, engineering prowess, and fertility. There were also darker spirits that symbolized the dangers of the forest. The Ewoks held magnificent festivals of rain sun, spring flowers, and fruits. There were also "Dark Rituals" involving bloody sacrifices. The rituals were held at night under the light of burning bonfires. The shamans tossed the leaves of herbs into the fire that caused the Ewoks to have vivid dreams.

Deities

The Ewoks worshiped a massive pantheon of gods that included the following spirits:

Great Spirit of the Forest

The Great Spirit of the Forest was, according to Ewok legend, the spirit that controlled all life on the forest moon of Endor.

Light Spirit

The Light Spirit was the spirit of light who was worshiped by the Ewoks.

Night Spirit

The Stranger, a Dark Wizard of the Night Spirit

The Night Spirit was an evil deity in the beliefs of various groups on the Forest Moon of Endor. It was worshiped by the Duloks but feared by the Ewoks.

According to Ewok belief, the Night Spirit came to Endor in a meteorite. The Ewoks of Bright Tree Village believed that the Spirit desired the Sunstar so that it could raise the spirits of evil beings on Endor. The Night Spirit sometimes appeared to believers in a ghostlike form. The deity feared the Ewoks' Tree of Light, which kept it at bay during daylight hours.
Ewoks believed the native dragon-like mantigrues served this evil deity.

Appearances

Star Wars: Ewoks
- "The Cries of the Trees" (Mentioned only)
- "The Tree of Light"
- "Night of the Stranger"

Batcheela (spirit)

Batcheela was, according to Ewok legend, a wind spirit who kept herself warm by moving into Ewok huts and sleeping beside the occupants. The Ewok Batcheela of Bright Tree Village was possibly named for this deity.

Brother Sky

"Your family calls, O Brother Sky,
For battle must be done.
Fair winds to be our guiding eye,
To keep our family one." ― Logray (An Ewok)

Brother Sky was the name given by the Ewoks to the powerful being that controlled the sky.

Deej

Deej was an Ewok wind spirit that gave her life to teach the Ewoks the secret of music.

Ceel

Ceel was an Ewok wind spirit and sister of Deej. She sang along with musicians who she found interesting.

Chituhr (spirit)

Chituhr was an Ewok nature spirit that lead scouts and hunters to food and water.

Denlett

Denlett was an Ewok night spirit that often tricked Ewoks into walking off platforms in the dark.

Erpham

Erpham was an Ewok nature spirit that came every century to battle the Gorax.
Fashkaa

Fashkaa was an Ewok forest spirit that could move trees closer together to help Ewoks escape the Gorax.

Flitchee

Flitchee was an Ewok fire spirit that caused mischief by kicking embers out of burning fires.
Galeer

Galeer was an Ewok wind spirit that kept the air fresh for the Ewoks.
Golden One

The Golden One was one of the many Ewok gods; it had long been prophesied that he would one day appear to the Ewoks in person and destroy a great threat to Endor.
When C-3PO and his companions with the Alliance to Restore the Republic arrived on Endor in 4 ABY, the Ewoks mistook the gold-plated protocol droid for the Golden One. As a result, they almost roasted Han Solo at the banquet in Threepio's honor until Luke Skywalker used telekinesis to lift the droid into the air (supposedly as a divine power of the Golden One) to scare their captors.
This event however, also fulfilled the prophecy of the Golden One, as the Rebels, C-3PO with them, removed the Imperial threat on Endor, and destroyed the Death Star orbiting it. For the Ewoks, this was proof the prophecy was true.
Grael (spirit)

Grael was a notable deity in Ewok legends, which told of a wind spirit that carried the scent of smoke to Ewoks, warning them of forest fires on the Endor moon.
Grael was a common name for Ewok males, having been taken from Ewok mythology as many of that species' names were.

Heesh

Heesh was a night spirit in Ewok belief known for trying to make its victims fall asleep.
Hexprax

Hexprax was an Ewok spirit who controlled the rising and setting of the sun and was the strongest of all spirits.

Ilbath

Ilbath was an Ewok rain spirit who sought to destroy all Ewok huts using heavy rains.
Jahjee

Jahjee was an Ewok night spirit who created realistic illusions to entertain Ewoks while they slept.

Kazak (spirit)

Kazak was an Ewok nature spirit that gave magical weapons to those who could solve his complicated games.

Leeni (spirit)

Leeni was an Ewok wind spirit who made Ewoks laugh so hard they could not breathe. It was believed that Leeni was not evil, but loved the sound of Ewok laughter.

Mopiee

Mopiee was an Ewok nature spirit who made crops grow.

Oosa

Oosa was an Ewok wind spirit who brought cool breezes to hot summer days.

Oshlin
Oshlin was an Ewok flower spirit who chased her love through the forest from dawn to dark.

Rabin (spirit)

Rabin was an Ewok nature spirit who could take on the form of other animals.
Rillish

Rillish was an Ewok animal spirit who would sneak into Ewok villages to surprise Ewoks for her enjoyment. Rillish was also a common female Ewok name.

Shamans

Logray, an Ewok shaman.

Every village appointed its own male or female mystic or shaman. The shaman was sometimes simply the village con-artist, who made up answers about what the gods wanted and how they could be pleased. Others had genuine abilities, sometimes showing abilities similar to Force-sensitives. For the shaman's services, the village gave the shaman anything he or she may have wanted, including crystals, shells, polished skulls and other treasures the shaman found interesting. Many shamans wore large animal skulls on their heads.
Shamans were also the tribal healers, usually relying on vile-smelling herbal medicines. Many types of fungus, lichens, roots, berries, flowers, epiphytes, and bark were used, with varying medicinal effects.

Soul trees

The massive coniferous trees that filled the forest moon were called "Soul Trees" or "Life Trees" by the Ewoks. The Ewoks had a deep religious connection with these trees. For every baby Ewok born, a new seedling was planted by the village. Throughout that Ewoks life, he or she was linked to their totem tree. When the Ewok died, it was believed their spirit would go to live inside their own totem tree.
In times of crisis, the village shamans would attempt to contact the ancient spirits that lived within the oldest trees for advice and guidance. The shamans insisted that it was a private ritual. The Ewoks never questioned the sacred advice brought back by the shamans, though they had never heard these ancient voices before.

Ewok inventions

wombatshuffle — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:53:20 CDT

In this sub-folder you'll find some things which were hand-made by the Ewoks. These inventions include the 'hang glider' and the 'swiss horns'.

The Ewok's Swiss Horns

mad99man — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 10:58:10 CDT

These horns were played by Ewoks to celebrate the defeat of the Imperials.

The Ewok's Hang Glider

mad99man — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 10:57:50 CDT


Manufacturer	Ewoks
Model	Ewok hang glider
Width	3 meters
Maximum speed	55 km/h
Maximum altitude	30 meters
Armament	Rocks
Crew	Pilot (1: Ewok)
Passengers	None
Role(s)	Aerial assault Glider
Era(s)	Rebellion era
Affiliation

While most outsiders considered the Ewoks a primitive species, the short stocky humanoids had learned to use their natural resources to manufacture a wide range of incredible tools.
Among their many inventions were catapults, numerous handheld weapons, expansive tree villages, and a variety of traps. Their most stunning creation, however, was undoubtedly the versatile hang glider.

Characteristics

An Ewok would begin constructing a hang glider by stalking and killing a number of large animals. These creatures were skinned and their pelts stretched and dried until they formed a durable leather. The skins were then sewn together and connected to a simple skeletal framework which was made of a special strong, light wood.

History

An Ewok prepares his glider.

Originally, the hang gliders may have been used simply to transport Ewoks across the forests. Eventually, they began carrying rocks, spears, and slings for use in hunting small creatures from above. The Ewoks soon realized that these same weapons could also be used in defense against towering monsters such as the Gorax. Furthermore, with the Wisties guiding the Ewoks around dangerous convection currents, the Ewoks were also able to use the gliders as a forest fire suppression method by airdropping Master Logray's magic foam.
Thus, when the Ewoks agreed to aid the Rebels, they used their extensive experience with their remarkable hang gliders to gain an advantage over the land-bound stormtroopers.
During the battle, the Ewoks also attempted, unsuccessfully, to use their gliders against All Terrain Scout Transports.

Ewok Handlers

wombatshuffle — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 12:50:10 CDT

An Ewok Handler.

Ewok Handlers were footsoldiers for the Zann Consortium. They were armed with Gaffi sticks and thermal detonators, and also had sacks that they dragged around with them. When they saw Ewoks during a battle, they would capture them, strap thermal detonators onto their head, stuff them in bags and keep them for groups of enemy soldiers on foot. If they saw a group of soldiers they would take an Ewok out of the sack and send it back into battle, and as soon as the Ewok reached the group of enemies, the detonator would explode with devastating effect.

Behind the scenes

Ewok handlers look similar to the the rancor-handler Malakili from Return of the Jedi. It is unknown if this is meant to imply a connection to the Circus Horrificus, the organization to which Malakili once belonged.
In Galactic Conquest mode in Forces of Corruption, Ewok Handlers can only be recruited if Endor has been corrupted with slavery.

Appearances

Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption

Sample Episode Guide

wombatshuffle — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:23:56 CDT

**Copy/paste the contents of this page template into
each of the episode guide pages you start.**

The Cries Of The Trees

Episode Number:1

Season:1

Original Air Date: September 7th 1985

Writer: Paul Dini

Director: Raymond Jafelice

Special Guests: None

Synopsis

Unanswered Questions

Best Moments

Best Quotes

Trivia

PICTURES & VIDEOS

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The Ewok's Song

wombatshuffle — Tue, 13 May 2008 02:01:02 CDT

"Ewok Celebration", known commonly as "Yub Nub", is the title of a 1983 song that appears in Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi. It was published by Bantha Music and is administered by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation.
The song appears in the final scene of the film during the celebration in the Ewok village. It was removed from the film in the Special Edition and replaced a new piece by John Williams entitled "Victory Celebration".
The music was written by John Williams, the Ewokese lyrics were written by ILM sound designer Ben Burtt, and the English lyrics were written by John Williams's son, Joseph Williams.

Ewok Lyrics

Yub nub, eee chop yub nub;
Ah toe meet toe peechee keene,
G'noop dock fling oh ah.
Yahwah, eee chop yahwah;
Ah toe meet toe peechee keene,
G'noop dock fling oh ah.
Coatee chah tu yub nub;
Coatee chah tu yahwah;
Coatee chah tu glowah;
Allay loo ta nuv.
Glowah, eee chop glowah;
Ya glowah pee chu nee foam,
Ah toot dee awe goon daa.
*Coatee cha tu goo; (Yub nub!)
Coatee cha tu doo; (Yahwah!)
Coatee cha tu too; (Ya chaa!)
Allay loo ta nuv,
Allay loo ta nuv,
Allay loo ta nuv.
Glowah, eee chop glowah.
Ya glowah pee chu nee foam
Ah toot dee awe goon daa.
repeat *chorus

English Lyrics

Freedom, we got freedom;
And now that we can be free,
Come on and celebrate.
Power, we got power;
And now that we can be free,
It's time to celebrate.
Celebrate the freedom;
Celebrate the power;
Celebrate the glory;
Celebrate the love.
Power, we got power;
And now that we can be free,
It's time to celebrate.
*Celebrate the light; (Freedom!)
Celebrate the might; (Power!)
Celebrate the fight; (Glory!)
Celebrate the love.
Celebrate the love.
Celebrate the love.
Glory, we found glory.
The power showed us the light,
And now we all live free.
repeat *chorus

Character Index

wetpaint — Fri, 02 May 2008 15:28:03 CDT

**Create a graphical index to the characters of the show.**

Tips for creating a character index:

Use the "Manage Page" dropdown menu located in the foot of the Page Toolbox at right to rename this page according to the following recommended convention: [Show Name] Characters
Example: Grey's Anatomy Characters
Delete the image placeholders in the table below to addrepresentative images for the characters. (You can also just create text links to the character pages, if you don't have images.)
Delete/add rows or columns to the table grid by right-clicking on the table and selecting the corresponding menu option.

Making a profile page for each character:

Create a page for each character by selecting the "Add a new page" option in the Page Toolbox.
Copy and paste the contents of the Sample Character Profile Template into each character profile page you create. This is a handy way to format and populate content quickly and consistently!
Come back to the character index and create links to the character pages you've added.

Once you have created your character index, delete the tip text above.

Character 1	Character 2	Character 3
Character 4	Character 5	Character 6
Character 7	Character 8	Character 9

Sample Character Profile

wetpaint — Fri, 02 May 2008 15:28:03 CDT

**Copy/paste the contents of this page template into
each of the character profile pages you start.**

[Character Name] is played by [Cast Name]

Character's backstory:

Occupation:

Personality type:

Signature look:

Endearing trait(s):

Annoying trait(s):

CHARACTER CONNECTIONS

Family members:

Romance(s):

Friends:

Enemies:

UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTER QUOTES

DEFINING EPISODES | MEMORABLE SCENES

PHOTOS

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