#Star Wars Ewoks

[vintage1976]

Star Wars catalog ad

[80smovies]

[corrie-guard-things]

Did my civic duty to help an ewok who was viciously attacked by their own hood

They might have been a bit startled to notice me

Ewok by utinni_cosplay and Din Djarin by french_mandalorian over on instagram

[clonebrainrot]

Okay more specific poll share this far and wide reblog to your hearts content

[sem24]

This is for people who haven’t seen Star Wars (shush they exist.) I’m going to name two canon things that happen and one completely made up thing (just two truths and a lie, basically) and you should comment which one you think is the lie.

[stonelovesbeer]

[hotwritergf]

may the 4th be with you Stevie <3

[adamcasey]

Ewok, Day 24

[mysirenphotography]

“You cannot buy the revolution. You cannot make the revolution. You can only be the revolution. It is in your spirit, or it is nowhere.”

-Ursula K. Le Guin, The Dispossessed: An Ambiguous Utopia

[sageinsubculture]

Star Wars Ad

[80smovies]

[mysharona1987]

People complaining about Andor: “But he dies in the end. We know the ending. He never gets to celebrate the rebellion.” So, he doesn’t get to dance at the end with the glorified teddy bears.

Death might honestly be better than this.

[redroses07]

[lilsketchcraze]

a late may the fourth post but 🫶🏻 ewoks are my fav hands down

[victusinveritas]

[nerds-yearbook]

The first episode of the Star Wars inspired cartoon Ewoks premiered on September 7, 1985. The series, along with the similarly Star Wars inspired Droids, was one of the most expensively produced cartoons in the 1980's. The events of the series took place before their introduction in Star Wars Episode VI Return of the Jedi. While the main character Wicket was played by Warwick Davis in ROTJ, he was voiced by Jim Henshaw (and Denny Delk in the second season) in the cartoon. The first episode featured the Tulga Witch Morga (Jackie Burroughs) plans to burn down the forest on the Endor moon. The episode featured other RTOJ characters Chief Chirpa (movie Jane Busby/ cartoon George Buza/Rick Cimino), Teebo (movie Jack Purvis/ cartoon Eric Peterson/James Cranna) and Logray (movie Mike Edmonds /cartoon Douglas Chamberlain). The series introduced new characters such as Aunt Bozzie (Pam Hyatt), Deej (Richard Donat), Dulok Shaman (Don Francks), Hoom (John Stocker), King Gorneesh (Dan Hennessey), Kneesa (Cree Summer/Jeanne Reynolds), Latara (Taborah Johnson/Sue Murphy), Malani (Alyson Court), Paploo (Paul Chato), Punt (Rob Cowan), Shodu (Esther Scott), Urgah (Melleny Melody), Weechee (Greg Swanson), Willy (John Stocker), and Winda (Leanne Coppen). ("The Cries of the Trees", Ewoks, TV Event)