A long time ago in a galaxy far, far KAWay.... STAR WARS TRIVIA TIME! BE SURE TO READ ALL RULES AND STIPULATIONS BEFORE PARTICIPATING! In honor of the 40th Anniversary of Star Wars, the grand winner will receive 40 silver bars! Below are 10 obscure Star Wars related questions for you to answer for your chance to win ... to win you must: 1.) Be the first to answer ALL TEN questions correctly and post it on the thread.2.) If you edit your post, the time stamp of edit will be your time of submission of answers NOT your original post time.3.) Moderators are not eligible to win prizes but may participate.4.) Rewards will be handed out by devs with 24 hours. HERE WE GO! 1.) What side of the Emperor's throne contained the controls? 2.) Which planet was the original name of Tatooine, then Naboo, but wasn't finally used till Episode 3? 3.) What character's name means "Warrior" in Sanskrit? 4.) Blue Harvest, Jar Jar's Big Adventure, Space Bears, and Los Alamos have what in common? 5.) R2-D2's signature whistles are actually manipulated to sound electronic. What is the source sound? 6.) Which character was almost made to wear shorts as part of their costume? 7.) In Episode 1, Qui-Gon's communicator is actually what modern day item? 8.) The visual aids and concept art that Lucas used to pitch the original movie to 20th Century Fox were used for what modern Star Wars series? 9.) What does Episodes 1-6 release dates, Episode 9's announced release date, and George Lucas' birthday have in common? 10.) Han Solo was almost killed off in which movie and why?
1. Right 2. Utupau 3. Yoda 4. working titles of Star Wars movies 5. Ben Burtts voice with a synthesiser 6. Chewbacca 7. Gillette excel ladies razor 8. The clone wars 9. Within a 2 week span. 10. Return of the Jedi, Harrison ford thought it would represent the culmination of the story arc and it would be best for Han to sacrifice himself for a ideal and give a little gravitas to the enterprise with a noble death.
1.) right side 2.)Utapau 3.)Yoda 4.)Working titles 5.)50/50 electronic synthesizer and ben burtt's voice inflections 6.)Chewbacca 7.)gillette razor 8.)Star Wars Rebels 9.)Week after George's birthday 10.)Empire Strikes Back
1. right side 2. utapau 3.yodhda(yoda) 4.working names 5.burtt's own voice fed through a synth 6.chewbacca 7.gillette sensor excel ladies razor 8.begining sceens of the empire stricks back (eps 4) 9. about 1 week after george's birthday 10. the force awakens, starts bringing his dark side son back to the light side due to guilt
Wow this thread really didn't do well ๎a couple of years ago this thread would've been massive ๎ does this mean half of the worlds population have stopped pretending to like Star Wars because it somehow became cool? ๎are marvel movies next? ๎ I would attempt to answer... but I haven't got a clue to most of them and google is cheating!
1. Right 2. Utapa 3. Yoda 4. Working titles 5. Ben burtt's voice through a synth 6. Chewbacca 7. Gillette excel ladies razor 8. Clone wars 9. Within two week span 10. Return of the Jedi, end of story-arc
Right Utapau Yoda Working titles Ben burtts voice and a synth Chewbacca A razor Rebels Within a two weeks span of each other Episode VI because Harrison Ford thought it would be fitting for the character arc.
V2 1. Right 2. Utapa 3. Yoda 4. Working titles 5. Ben burtt's voice through a synth 6. Chewbacca 7. Gillette excel ladies razor 8. Star Wars rebels 9. Within two week span 10. Return of the Jedi, end of story-arc
Right Utapau Yoda Working/Shipping Titles A human man does the whistles Chewbacca A razor Rebels Within two weeks Episode VI because Harrison Ford got impatient and was wanting to do other movies (BladeRunner2,Indiana Jones)
1. Right 2. Utapa 3. Yoda 4. Working titles 5. Ben burtt's voice through a synth 6. Chewbacca 7. Gillette excel ladies razor 8. Star Wars rebels 9. Within two week span 10. Return of the Jedi, han gave his life for those he cared about in service for a greater cause
The last question answer for most of you is missing one key more component as to why the actor wanted his character to die (the actor had a more circumstantial reason than conceptual reason)