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Aurebesh
The Aurebesh
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Aurek Besh Cresh Dorn Esk Forn Grek Herf Isk
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Jenth Krill Leth Mern Nern Osk Peth Qek
ReshArial.svg SenthArial.svg TrillArial.svg UskArial.svg VevArial.svg WeskArial.svg XeshArial.svg YirtArial.svg ZerekArial.svg
Resh Senth Trill Usk Vev Wesk Xesh Yirt Zerek
CherekArial.svg EnthArial.svg OnithArial.svg KrenthArial.svg NenArial.svg OrenthArial.svg ShenArial.svg TheshArial.svg
Cherek Enth Onith Krenth Nen Orenth Shen Thesh
Letter Name
Meaning
Aurek Aurek
A
Besh Besh
B
Cresh Cresh
C
Dorn Dorn
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Esk Esk
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Forn Forn
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Grek Grek
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Herf Herf
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Isk Isk
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Jenth Jenth
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Krill Krill
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Leth Leth
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Mern Mern
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Nern Nern
N
Osk Osk
O
Peth Peth
P
Qek Qek
Q
Resh Resh
R
Senth Senth
S
Trill Trill
T
Usk Usk
U
Vev Vev
V
Wesk Wesk
W
Xesh Xesh
X
Yirt Yirt
Y
Zerek Zerek
Z
Cherek Cherek
CH
Enth Enth
Æ
Onith Onith
EO
Krenth Krenth
KH
Nen Nen
NG
Orenth Orenth
OO
Shen Shen
SH
Thesh Thesh
TH
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Aurebesh was a writing system commonly used to represent the Basic language. The name came from a combination of the first two letters, Aurek and Besh.

Aurebesh implemented consonants, vowels, digraphs, and punctuation marks. Words were separated by spaces. Aurebesh could be written mainly left-to-right or up-to-down. All letters are the same relative size, although occasionally symbols were mirror-inverted to denote capital letters. The symbol for the Republic Credit was a Resh (R for Republic) with two vertical lines through the upper half of the symbol. Letters of the alphabet were also used to denote musical keys, such as the key of Cresh.

Aurebesh was thought to have come from the writing system of the Rakatan Infinite Empire, introduced to the galaxy at large during the Empire's reign. It spread during the Alsakan Conflicts approximately 17,000 years before the Battle of Yavin.[1]

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Behind the scenesEdit

Prominent examples in productsEdit

MoviesEdit

Mace Windu writing on a piece of flimsiplast in Aurebesh

The Clone WarsEdit

Theatrical filmEdit

In the theatrical film, the texts "LUCKY LEKKU" and "LAUGH THIS OFF" are visible on the two gunships the Lucky Lekku and the Crumb Bomber. The former is notable for its very casual, handwritten style.[2] Also, billboards on Coruscant read "WWW.STARWARS.COM".[3] There is also a sign outside Ziro's club that reads "ZIRO'S PALACE".

Season OneEdit
  • In "Ambush", Thire's macrobinoculars read "INFRARED MODE", "REGULAR MODE,"[4] "ZOOM IN", "ZOOM OUT", "MIN" and "MAX".
  • In "Shadow of Malevolence", the Crumb Bomber appears in the Resolute's hangar bay.
  • In "Rookies", Hevy's detonator screen reads "ATTE RUL3Z SOME TEXT"[5]
  • In "Downfall of a Droid", the tactical readouts include the text "ATTE RUL3Z", "TAKE THAT GRIEVOUS",[6] "COORDINATS" [sic] and "REPUBLIC BAT[image ends] 4 CRUISERS". The rest of the text is gibberish, and Grievous' data when he discovers Anakin's tracking beacon, is gibberish as well. The GS-100 salvage ship is painted with the Aurebesh symbols Vev and Cresh (CV, for Vulture's Claw).
  • In "Duel of the Droids", when Rex discovers the Separatist battlesphere, the display reads "ZOOM IN". SKYTOP STATION". The rest of the text, as well as R2-D2's data screen is gibberish. The mirror-inverted text on the data display when Gha Nachkt arrives at Skytop Station is also gibberish, except for the words "ZOOM IN".
  • In "Jedi Crash", a starship display reads "IMPACT!" and a medical display reads "STAND BY FOR PROGNOSIS".[7] When the ship is preparing to jump to hyperspace, a small screen says "HYPERDRIVE ONLINE". The T-series tactical droid has the letter Trill (T) on its chest and head.
  • In "Trespass", Obi-Wan Kenobi's macrobinoculars read "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN" and "ZOOM OUT".
  • In "Defenders of Peace", Separatist shield generators read "CAUTION."[8] The recon droid's display says "RANGE".
  • In "The Hidden Enemy", a tactical droid's head reads "TACTICAL"; a display screen reads "SENDING," "RECEIVING" and "LOCATING STATUS"; and the clone Sketch has a Senth (S) tattooed on his brow.[9] The macrobinoculars display says "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN" and "ZOOM OUT". TJ-55 has the letter Trill (T) on its chest. When Rex and Cody are running from the explosion, the white text says "KEEP CLEAR" (with the first letter of both words obscured).
  • In "Mystery of a Thousand Moons", a screen inside the sealed room says "LOW" and "POWER LEVELS". The city on Iego is filled with Aurebesh graffiti, including "SAVE IEGO", "VULTURE WORLD" (with an illustration of a Vulture droid), "JAYBOO" [sic], "FREEDON M[obscured]", "IEGO S'ICK", "[obscured]EED OF THE OXRLD[the last symbol is obscured]", "IEGO FRONTIER INN", "IEGO CITY HALL" and "CLONE BATTLE DROLD". Several buildings are marked with large Aurebesh marquees. Among the marquees seen are "KRISTAL SKULL"[10] (an obvious reference to Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull), "SIVOUSPLAY", "CIRCUSCI CUS", "IEGO CASINO", "CASINO" and "IMPERIAL PALACE".
  • In "Storm Over Ryloth", the a Republic gunship has customized nose art of a Twi'lek female in a seductive pose with the ship's name, "SPACEWARD HO!", written in Aurebesh.
  • In "Innocents of Ryloth", a Separatist display reads "COMIC RELIEF"[11] and "PHASE". The display seen through a clone troopers macrobinoculars says "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN" and "ZOOM OUT". TX-20 has the letter Trill (T) on its chest and head. When Obi-Wan is preparing to fire the cannon, the display says "X: 11Y: 38" (a reference to 1138) and "RANGE: 3838".
Headed right into a sun - screen reads "IMPACT!".
  • In "Liberty on Ryloth", the Recon droid's display says "RANGE". The Lightning Squadron AT-RTs are marked "BEA",[12] "EO" (behind) and "T" (Trill) (behind). The T-series tactical droid has the Trill-symbol on its chest. A Republic display includes the text "RANGE 3838" "SEC 4", "TROUBLE ON THE HORIZON: STATUS REPORT OF ADVANCE TROOPER RECOGNITION THERAPY SYNDROME EVALUATION TEAM CURRENT PHASE OF EXPERIMENT PROCEEDING SATISFACTORILY ACCORDING TO PROJECTED SCHEDULE"[12] and "SECOND MOST IMPORTANT SPORT RIGHT AFTER FOOTBALL"[12]. The data on Cham Syndulla shows the text "SYNDULLA, CHAM". "HOMEPLANET: RYLOTH". "AFFILIATION: UNKNOWN". "HISTORY: PENDING". One of the headstones has a moon crescent on the top and is inscribed with the name "LUNA" (the Latin name for Earth's Moon). Another headstone has the name "MAX" inscribed, and a third one says "JOE" (with a three letter name or word over it; the letters are faded, so only the second letter, Wesk (W), can be read). Clone Commander CC-0411's helmet reads "SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCK".[12] A Separatist display says "TACTICAL VEHICLE ANALYSIS" and "ADDITIONAL TACTICAL VEHICLE ANALYSIS". Also, the display on a pair of macrobinoculars says "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN"[12] and "ZOOM OUT"[12].
  • In "Hostage Crisis", the text on Robonino's backpack reads "PATSFAN-01" in Aurebesh.[13] The text on the explosives reads "GHOOOE".
Season TwoEdit
  • In "Holocron Heist", among the establishments seen in the Coruscant Underworld are "THE HOLE",[14] "PLAYLAND THEATERE"(spelled like that), "PURPLE WERM" (there is no light in the last symbol, making the name look like "PURPLE WER"), "HOUSE" and "ENMONS RCLUB". The dossier on Bolla Ropal says "ROPAL, BOLLA" . "HOMEWORLD " : "RODIA" . "ABILITIES" : "IN QUESTION" . "THREAT POTENTIAL" : "MINIMAL" . "ALL OTHER INFORMATION RESTRICTED".[14] The left wrist of Cato Parasitti's armor is emblazoned with the letters "UAT". Bane's data on the Jedi Temple says "LEVEL OF SECURITY" . "ELEVATION". "JEDI TEMPLE" . "MAIN ENTRANCE FULLY SECURED" . "ROOFTOP ACCESS" . "ACCESS POINTS" : "FRONT" . "SIDE" . "ROOF" . "VENTS" . "SHAFTS" . When Cato is using the computer in the Jedi Archives, the screen says "SHIELDING" . "ZOOM" . "JEDI TEMPLE" . The data display that Obi-Wan Kenobi looks at sasy "JEDI TEMPLE" and "ROOFTOP". Before Cad Bane jumps down the air vent, another computer screen in the Jedi Archives says "RADIUS" . "DIAMETER" . "ANGLE" . "CIRCUMFERENCE" . The display on Cad Bane's security chip bombs reads "ACTIVATE" and "COUNTDOWN TO DEATH"[14] . After Bane jumps, the first computer reads "SECURITY VENT FANS" . "MINIMUM" . "MAXIMUM" . "FAN". The nose art on the Plo's Bros shows the face of Plo Koon between two clone troopers underneath the words "PLO'S BROS".[14] In addition, the touch-screen keyboards of the computers in the Jedi Archives use the Aurebesh symbols in alphabetical order, but display all symbols upside down.[14] Whether this was done intentionally or if it was a mistake by the animators is not known.
  • In "Cargo of Doom", the display on the torture device used to torment Bolla Ropal says "POWER LEVEL". On a pair of macrobinoculars, the display says "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN" and "ZOOM OUT".
The Spider Arms Hostel.
  • In "Children of the Force", Bane's fuel computer reads "RECENT HYPERSPACE JUMPS" . "REST COORDINATES? Y/N" . "TOTAL PARSECS BEFORE NEST [sic] SERVICE[image ends]" . "WARNING: FUEL CELLS NEAR DEPLETION". The list of planets says "PRIOIR [sic] COURSES PLOTTED" : "GLEE ANSELM" . "MUSTAFAR" . "RODIA" . "NABOO". Another part of the log reads "FUEL LEVELS". On Mustafar, a display says "SHIELD INTEGRITY" and "ALL SYSTEMS NOMINAL". Another display reads "WARNING" : "SYSTEMS CRITICAL" . TOTAL SHIELD FAILURE", and "ALL SYSTEMS NOMINAL". Later, the first display says "DANGER", and the second one reads "SHIELD INTEGRITY" and "DANGER DANGER DANGER".
  • In "Senate Spy", the take-out food Anakin carries is labeled "WAR M FOOD"[written like that] on the side, and "SUSHI" on the top. The screen on the holographic projector in Lott Dod's library says "LOCK", and also shows a long text, most of which is difficult to read because of the small letters.
  • In "Landing at Point Rain", there are several Republic gunships with unique nose art. Obi-Wan Kenobi's ship has a painted illustration of a nexu, with the phrase "BAD KITTY" written on it in Aurebesh. Ki-Adi-Mundi's gunship has a skull-faced clone trooper helmet painted on it, with the phrase "SEPARATIST NIGHTMARE".[15] Another ship shows a clone trooper holding a large scythe, accompanied by the text "GRIM REAPER". In addition, the Spaceward Ho! and the Lucky Lekku make a re-appearance. The display on the clone troopers' macrobinoculars says "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN" and "ZOOM OUT".
  • In "Weapons Factory", the display on Captain Rex's macrobinoculars says "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN" and "ZOOM OUT". A screen behind Poggle the Lesser and the T-series tactical droid shows upside-down Aurebesh symbols.
  • In "Legacy of Terror", the display on Luminara Unduli's electrobinoculars says "RANGE". A Republic gunship has a painting of a clone trooper's armored foot squashing a bug, and "THE BUG STOMPER" written on it.
  • In "Brain Invaders", when a clone trooper activates the tractor beam, the functions seen on the display are "ACCESS-CONTROL", "FUNC-1", "FUNC-2", "FUNC-3", "FUNC-4", "FUNC-5", "FUNC-6" (which the clone presses), "FUNC-7", "THRUST LEVEL", "T-1", "T-2"(which the clone presses), "T-3", "T-4", "T-5", "T-6", "LEVEL", "CONTROL", "VORTEX" and "DISENGAGE".
  • In "Grievous Intrigue", when Obi-Wan is communicating with General Grievous, a small screen below Obi-Wan's image shows Aurebesh text, but it is too small to read.
  • In "The Deserter", a droid has a device with backwards writing. This could have been a mistake. The text reads "ATTE RUL3Z SOME TEXT", which can be seen when the Republic forces find the device. The macrobinoculars display says "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN" and "ZOOM OUT". The clone named Kix has a tattoo on his head that says "A GOOD DROID IS A DEAD ONE".[16] At Cut Lawquane's farm, a medical kit next to an injured Captain Rex reads "FIRST AID".
Star Tours billboard advertising a trip to Glee Anselm.
  • In "Lightsaber Lost", several billboard advertisements can be seen on Coruscant written in Aurebesh. One is an advertisement for the Star Tours travel agency, reading "STAR TOURS GLEE ANSELM CALL 1-800-555-6576 NOW!"[17] There is another for soda, displaying the word "SODA". A sign on Coruscant says "HOT". After Ahsoka Tano's lightsaber is stolen, a blue sign says "SHOULDER ACHES". After Car Affa is apprehended, a sign says "MASSAGE. SPECIALTY: SHOULDER ACHES. OPEN." In the Jedi Archives, a piece of text next to Brea Tonnika's mugshot reads "LAST SEEN ON CORUSCANT WANTED FOR MURDER." Only moments later, Bannamu's name is also present under a mugshot of him on another archive screen. The bottom of the sign above Lauli Wahlo's noodle shop reads "NOODLES." A sign nearby reads "ROSS", and another one says "NOODLE BAR". Right across from the noodle shop, a sign can be seen on the side of a building reading "MASSAGE." Above the Spider Arms Hostel, the words "SPIDER ARM" (not Spider Arms) are written on the building as well as on several signs. A nearby building bears the word "CABARET" running vertically down it. Right as Ahsoka jumps off the holofeed announcement screen, "KUAT DRIVE YARDS" is displayed on the text scrolling below Palpatine's image. On the train station, a screen list the following destinations: "BURBANK", "ULENDALE", "ARABIA" and "ALDERAAN". The police speeders are emblazoned with the text "SP".
  • In "Voyage of Temptation", the data device that Obi-Wan is holding says "ATTE RULEZ SOME TEXT" in mirror-inverted Aurebesh.
  • In "Duchess of Mandalore", among the signs seen in the streets of Coruscant are "CABARET", "ONIGHT", "NOODLE BAR", "HOT" and "ROSS". There is an establishment called "CHEZDEZE", with the word "OPEN" underneath the name. And advertisement for "SODA" can also be seen. The display on the police probe says "DUCHESS SATINE KRYZE". The police droids' data device shows Satine's face, with the word "WANTED" underneath. The sign over the noodle shop says "GALAXY NOODLES" (only the "noodles" part was seen in "Lightsaber Lost"). When the unidentified Death Watch assassin throws the thermal detonator, a billboard behind him says "LULCATKE" - "AN EXHIBITION". The billboard that Obi-Wan throws the assassin into says "VIDEO STORE" (additional text on the billboard only produces gibberish).
  • In "Senate Murders", when Padmé Amidala and Bail Organa are at the docks, several containers are marked with the word "CARGO". Some other containers are only marked as "CAO". Tan Divo's forensic report says "FORENSIC REPORT" . "ONACONDA FARR" . "REPORT CARRIED OUT BY VHA DAZ" . "NAME": "ONACONDA FARR" . "RACE" : "RODIAN" . "CAUSE OF DEATH" : "POISON" . "POISON ORIGIN" : "KAMINO" . "TESTS CARRIED OUT ON POISON INDICATES THAT THIS POISON WAS ONLY EFFECTIVE ON RODIAN BLOOD".
  • In "Zillo Beast", the electro-proton bomb, attached to Goji and Rod's bomber, has a warning printed on the nose cone that reads "CAUTION ION DETONATOR." The body of the bomb has "CODE SWITCH DESIGNATOR" • "POSITION 1" • "POSITION 2" • "POSITION 3" • "POSITION 4" printed on it and on one of the tail fins, the words "THIS IS FOR YOU DOOKU" are handwritten.[18]
  • In "The Zillo Beast Strikes Back", when the Zillo Beast is rampaging around Coruscant, several neon signs can be seen in the streets. One says "SALE", another reads "ROSS", and a third one bears the text "HOT". The display on a clone troopers macrobinoculars says "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN" and "ZOOM OUT".
Swift Return labeled on a computer screen
  • In "Cat and Mouse", a Republic display reads "ENEMY SHIP PROFILE" . "PROFILE" : "THE DREADNAUGHT IS KNOWN TO BE UNDER THE COMMAND OF COMMANDER TRENCH" . "THE SHIPS [sic] WEAPONS ARE DEADLY, SHEILDS [sic] ARE VERY STRONG" . "SEPARATIST SHIP" . "POINTS OF ATTACK HAVE BEEN PLOTTED OUT AND SHOWN ON THE" [text ends]. "IN 1,002 BBY (this is an error, as BBY stands for Before the Battle of Yavin, which is years into the future), THREE SHIPS OF THIS TYPE FORMED PART OF LORD KAAN's SITH FLEET DURING THE FIRST BATTLE OF RUUSAN . THESE THREE SHIPS WERE CONSIDERED A DEADLY THREAT TO TWO HAMMER-" [text ends]. "THE SITH DREADNAUGHTS, SOMETIMES KNOWN AS A DREADNAUGHT CRUISER OR SIMPLY A DREADNAUGHT, WAS A TYPE OF WARSHIP USED IN THE NAVY OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF DARKNESS DURING THE CLOSING STAGES OF THE NEW" [text ends]. "ARMED WITH POWERFUL HEAVY LASER CANNONS IN FORWARDFIRING BATTERIES, THEY WERE DESIGNATED AS CRUISERS, LARGER THAN CORSAIR BATTLESHIPS AND STARFIGHTERS. `1´" . Yularen's intelligence report shows says "IDENTIFICATION ANALYSIS..." . "THE RIGHTEOUS" . "SWIFT RETURN" . "SEARCH RESULTS". "ADMIRAL TARANCH[19] (Admiral Trench's original name, according to the episode guide[19]). When the Republic forces attack Trench's ship, the shield display says "SHIELD STATION" and contains buttons for "ACTIVATE" ,
    The survival capsule says "CAUTION" - "EXPLOSIVE EXTRUSION"
    "STANDBY" and "DEACTIVATE", whereas a Separatist display says "RED ALERT". When the Republic attack again, a Republic data screen says TORPEDOS READY" and the missile trigger reads "FIRE". When Trench orders his troops to lower the deflector shields, a computer display says "VISUAL RECOGNITION" and "MAG[obscured] SI[obscured]" (probably "MAGNETIC SIGNATURE"). Shortly before Trench's ship is hit, a Separatist display reads CHRYSTOPSIS [sic] BLOCKADE" . "13 BATTLESHIPS" . "6 DREADNAUGHTS" . "STATUS GREEN", and another one says "CONDITION RED".
  • In "Bounty Hunters", the ship's scanner shows "SEARCH" and "POWER", in mirror-inverted Aurebesh. The survival capsules have "CAUTION" - "EXPLOSIVE EXTRUSION" written in red on the sides. The display on Hondo Ohnaka electrobinoculars says "FINDING RANGE". When Pikk Mukmuk prepares to fire the laser cannon, the screen inside the WLO-5 speeder tank reads "TARGETS LOCATED".
  • In "R2 Come Home", when R2-D2 is piloting Mace Windu's starfighter, a screen inside the ship reads "L FRONT", "R FRONT", "L REAR", "R REAR", "DELTA FUEL SUPPLY" and "STARFIGHTER SHIELDS". The rest of the text is gibberish. In addition, a trio of Plo's Bros gunships assist in the rescue of Mace Windu and Anakin Skywalker.
  • In "Lethal Trackdown", when Ahsoka Tano and Plo Koon venture into the Coruscant Underworld, a GS-100 salvage ship can be seen, emblazoned with the letters "VC", "FH" and "STIM". The customs droid at the entry turnstile on Coruscant's lower levels has a readout screen that displays the text "GALACTIC REPUBLIC CUSTOMS OF CORUSCANT".[20] The building where the droid is working is "TERMINAL 24", which can be seen after Ahsoka and Koon exit. Posters for various musicians can be seen in the Coruscant underlevels; there is one for "DAHSA SIGWEED" (seen in the terminal and in Volpai's Tavern), and another shows a Bith musician with the caption "CONCERT SOLO" (seen in the terminal and outside the tavern). Posters near the Hover Taxi station show advertisements for "PHATTRO", "KASHYK" [sic] and "RYLOTH", in mirror-inverted letters. After Aurra Sing lands on Florrum, a container says "CARGO". The buttons on the holoprojector that Castas uses are marked "OFF", "ON", "DISTANCE", "CALL", "PLANET" and "RANGE". The graffiti outside of Volpai's Tavern says "ROGER ROGER" (the typical response of a B1 battle droid). A poster over the entrance reads "CORUSCANT BALLROOM". Many of the bottles behind the bar are labeled "SODA". There are numerous posters inside the cantina. One says "MAX REEBO [sic]" - "CORUSCANT NIGHTS", and there is a travel advertisement for "RYLOTH". A Hutt pin-up shows a voluptuous Hutt and the text "TO GARY XOXO". A pin-up of a female Rodian can also be seen, but it is seen from far away and is difficult to read (the poster re-appears in another cantina in "Pursuit of Peace", where the text is revealed to be "TO JASON XOXO"). A red poster of a female Twi'lek reads "SHOW GIRLS", and a poster with mirror-inverted letters says "SPACEWORLD". An advertisement for "SODA" can also be seen. When the Jedi leave the cantina, graffiti over the entrance says "CUTE HONEY". When the Jedi are approaching Florrum, Hondo Ohnaka's computer says "MOSHI".
Season ThreeEdit
  • In Clone Cadets, a computer in the Tipoca City Military Complex shows the text "BEGIN APPLICATION", "CONDITION MODIFICATION”, "SELECTION” and “AUTOMATE”, as well as "SET 1", "SET 2" and "SET 3".
  • In "ARC Troopers", when General Grievous is communicating with Asajj Ventress, a green computer screen says "TEMOEDA TUREMETER”. The right shoulder of Fivesclone trooper armor is emblazoned with the words ”FOR HEVY”. Count Dooku’s T-series tactical droid has the letter Trill (T) written on its chest. The display on a pair of macrobinoculars says, "REGULAR MODE", "INFRARED MODE", "MIN", "MAX", "ZOOM IN" and "ZOOM OUT".
  • In "Sphere of Influence", the blood sample analysis says "BLOOD TYPE" (followed by numbers), "RODIAN", "NAME: GREEDO", "LOCATION: TATOOINE".
  • In "Corruption", the label on the bottles of Ardees Beverage tea says "ARDEES BEVERAGE" and "AB" (Aurek and Besh).
  • In "The Academy", when Ahsoka Tano is teaching, the board contains a lot of Aurebesh text. The text on the left says "THIS GRAPH REPRESENTS CORRUPTION RELATED CRIMES WITHIN MANDALORE". The top of the text in the middle is only partially shown; the words "EXT[obscured; probably “EXTORTION”), “THREATEN[obscured]”, “PERSON, THEIR[obscured]”, and OVER” can be glimpsed. The rest of it reads: “THEIR PROPERTY IN ORDER TO OBTAIN MONEY, ACTIONS, SERVICES OR OTHER GOODS FROM THAT PERSON. -EMBEZZLEMENT: THE ILLEGAL TAKING OR APPROPRIATION OF MONEY OR PROPERTY THAT HAS BEEN ENTRUSTED TO A PERSON BUT IS REALLY OWNED BY ANOTHER. –NEPOTISM: THE PRACTICE OR INCLINATION TO FAVOR A PERSON OR GROUP WHO IS A RELATIVE OR FRIEND WHEN GIVING PROMOTION, JOBS, RAISES, AND OTHER BENEFITS TO EMPLOYEES. –PATRONAGE: THE GRANTING OF FAVORS, CONTRACTS OR APPOINTMENTS TO POSITIONS BY A LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICER, LEADER OR CANDIDATE FOR A POLITICAL OFFICE IN RETURN FOR POLITICAL SUPPORT.” The text on the right says, “CORRUPTION IN MANDALOR [sic]. SINCE THE TURN OF THE CENTURY CORRUPTIOON [sic] HAS BEEN ON THE RISE. AND NOW WITH THE CURRENT CHANGES IN THE MANDALORIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE REBELLION OF THE DEATH WATCH, CORRUPTION IS ONLY EXPECTED TO INCREASE. ONE MUST BE EDUCATED ABOUT CORRUPTION IN ORDER TO PREVENT IT. TAKE ACTION AND DO YOUR PART TO STOP CORRUPTION”. In addition, Soniee’s datapad says “CORRUPTION”. When the students break into the warehouse, Soniee’s datapad says, “SEARCHING FOR CODE” and “ENTRARE”. The wall inside the warehouse shows the word “CARGO” written in Aurebesh.
  • In "Assassin", the criminal profile on Bannamu says, “BANAMU [sic]. LAST SEEN ON RODIA. WANTED FOR ARMED ROBBERY”. Another profile says, “MAYSANO. LAST SEEN ON RODIA. WANTED FOR MURDER."
  • In "Evil Plans": Among the signs seen on Coruscant are “ONIGHT”, “UBGS” ( mirror-inverted), “SODA”, “TELCOM”, “ROSS”, “HOT”, “NOODLE BAR", "VIDEO STORE", "PHONE" and “[obscured]ARET” (probably “CABARET, from “Lightsaber Lost”). The words “DROIDS SPA” can be seen over the entrance to the Coruscant droid spa, whereas the signage outside the spa promises "OIL CHANGES, RUST REMOVAL, MEMORY FLUSHING, POLISHING, MOTIVATOR REPAIR, DE-FLUTTERING, RESTRAINING BOLT APPLICATION AND REMOVAL, GENERAL MAINTENANCE OVERHAULS, JUNK REMOVAL". The signs inside promise "RECHARGE, REPOLISH, REPAIR, REFIT."
  • In “Hunt for Ziro”, the Hutt council records datapad says, “HUTT CLAN RECORDS”.
  • IN “Heroes on Both Sides”, when Grievous is communicating with Dooku, a green screen says “CHRYSTOPSIS [sic] STATION”, “MOON M-1”, “SIZE: [blurred numbers]”, WEIGHT: [blurred numbers]”, “ALHERO” (or possibly “ALHEDO”, the letters are slightly blurred) and “[obscured]S CHECK”. Each of Grievous's demolition droids has "CSD-23" printed on their sides. When the demolition droids are infiltrating Coruscant, a sign with green letters says “SECURED HAS SEC[obscured] FROM[oscured] SEPAR[obscured] CONT[obscured]. The Star Tours advertisement from “Lightsaber Lost” can also be seen. When the Clone trooper checks the droids, the hologram says “GENERATOR LEVEL 5000”.
  • In "Pursuit of Peace", when Mas Amedda receives the message from Count Dooku, Amedda's computer screen says "! URGENT". When discussing the suggested loan from the Banking Clan, Bail Organa's datapad says "INTERESTS COMPOUNDED DAILY". In addition, among the signs seen on Coruscant are "TONIGHT" and "HOT". A building that Padmé Amidala zooms by in her speeder bike reads "ROSS", and the Star Tours poster from "Lightsaber Lost" also appears. When the bounty hunters are communicating with Dooku, a sign seen through the window behind Dooku's hologram says, "CABA"[obscured; probably "CABARET", from "Lightsaber Lost"], and a glimpse of another sign says "EN"[the rest is obscured]. A poster on the wall in the cantina shows a female Rodian, with the text "TO JASON XOXO". Another poster says, "SPACEWORLD", and a third one reads "NCERT ERY[obscured]GHT". A billboard on Coruscant says, "RYLOTH, and another one says, "KASHYK [sic] WELCOMES YOU". The Coruscant police speeder is decorated with the text "POLICE SECTOR 417" and "POLICE 911".
  • In Nightsisters”, a screen in Asajj Ventress’ ship says “CRAFT IN RANGE”, “SCAN” and “SHIP SCAN”. When Ventress shoots at Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, the lower right corner of the screen in front of her says “WEAPONS ARMED”. The nose art of the Raider says “RAIDER”.
  • In “The Citadel”, a screen inside the Citadel commando central says “THE CITADEL EXTERIOR”. The text on the vido monitor says “ANOMALY DETECTED ON CORRIDOR 13" . "SECURITY CAMERA BLOCK 4: ON" . "CELL 12 MALFUCNTION" . "REACTORS 3 AND 6 MALFUNCTION”. On Anakin’s binoculars, the word “RANGE” is seen in the display. The little screen on the torture droid shows Aurebesh symbols.
  • In "Counterattack", a group of containers are marked with the text "CARGO". The text on the screen inside the commando central, from “The Citadel”, reappears.
  • In “Citadel Rescue”, a Plo's Bros gunship is used in a rescue from the Citadel.
  • In "Padawan Lost", the HCT-2001 Dragonboat-class freighter is marked "REUGEOT 905" and "ATR". The display of Plo Koon’s macrobinoculars says "RANGE".
  • The HCT-2001 Dragonboat-class freighter appears again in "Wookiee Hunt". Also in the episode, the Ubrikkian floating fortress has white Aurebesh letters on the floor; the middle part is obscured, but first part is "CLEA", while the last letters are "SEA". The nose art of the Halo reads "NICE PLAYING WITH YA".
Season FourEdit
  • In “Water War”, Kit Fisto's gunship nose art features a cartoon of a bomb with Kit's face on it, with "SERVICE WITH A SMILE" written in Aurebesh underneath.[21]
  • In “Kidnapped”, the Tecora has its name written on its hull in Aurebesh type, as well as the words "DELTA S-9" on the trailing edge of its wings.[22]
  • In “Escape from Kadavo”, the Aurebesh found on some of the display screens in the Zygerrian facility reads "FACILITY OPERATIONS ARE RUNNING AT MAXIMUM CAPACITY”,[23] ”TRANSPORT OF SLAVES IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED WITHOUT PROPER IDENTIFICATION"[23] , "HOLDING CELL BAY DOOR ACTIVATED"[23] , and ”ZYGERRIAN NEWS” : "CELEBRATION IN THE EAST PROVINCE” . ”15-DAY REVOLT ENDS THREE-DECADE RULE. FULL STORY TONIGHT AT 89:76 PTM” . “TODAY’S WEATHER” : “RAIN WILL MOVE INTO THE CITY. THUNDER STORMS ARE POSSIBLE IN THE HIGHLANDS. THIS AFTERNOON TWO TOURISTS FROM ALDERAAN DIED IN A SPEED BIKE ACCIDENT.[23] OBVIOUSLY THEY SPENT TOO MUCH TIME IN THE CANTINA IN MOS EISLEY."[23] “CELEBRATION IN THE EAST PROVINCE” . “15-DAY REVOLT ENDS THREE-DECADE RULE. FULL STORY TONIGHT AT 89:76 PTM” . ”SPEED BIKE ACCIDENT. OBVIOUSLY THEY SPENT TOO MUCH TIME IN THE CANTINA IN MOS EISLEY.”
  • In "Deception", there are several posters in the backroom in Trueping's. There is one for DJ RANGTHANG",[24] and one for Sy Snootles which says "THE SY SNOOTLES SHOW" . "IN PERSON" . "SOMEWHERE ON CORUSCANT". "FRI - SAT 12 - 4" . "SOLD OUT". A travel poster says "VISIT PANTORA". In the corridor leading to the room is a poster for a beauty pageant, which says "MISS THEELIN LIVE" . "A PURPLE PEOPLE PARTY PRODUCTION" . "COMING TO A GALAXY NEAR YOU THIS WINTER". In the bar, there is an advertisement for "TRUEPING'S" . "THE BEST DRINK IN TOWN".[25]
  • In "Friends and Enemies", signage at the Orondia fueling depot includes: "EAT AT KOE'S", "SECURITY SERVICES", "SPEEDER SALES", "CRAFT REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE", "REPAIR RACK DROID SERVICES", "ORONDIA TOURS" and "METEOR CAFE". One sign says "BOUNTY EMPORIUM" : "ALWAYS OPEN" : "BOUNTY NEVER SLEEPS", whereas another one says "THE PILOT'S LOUNGE" : "LIVE BAND EVERY NIGHT".[26]

GamesEdit

  • In the Star Wars: Empire at War Gold pack Prima hint book, "STAR WARS EMPIRE AT WAR" is written in Aurebesh at the bottom of the page.
  • In Star Wars: Republic Commando, some of the holocrons have written in Aurebesh, "I HATE COMPUTERS SO MUCH."
  • In a few instances, notably in Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith, inscriptions appear mirror-inverted to denote capital letters.
  • In Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, when searching for Racto, players see a sign on Coruscant with a Kel Dor that translates into, "EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION ON ALL WALKWAYS".
  • In Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, when on the level where players must gather spare pieces from the crashed merchant ship for their own, a door in their own ship reads as: "Room", another door reads "SHIP GATE", a computer screen reads "DANGER", another computer screen says "TARGET SHIP DANGER",
  • In Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, on Byss, a crate reads "IMPERIAL", a computer screen reads "BYSS SHIP" next to the Raven's Claw, some doors read "GATE", some walls read "HALL", a panel reads "JHD GUI", a computer screen reads "CONTOL OF THE".
  • In Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, in desert maps, a poster reads "RANCOR VITA BREVIS", a panel reads "SECURITY STATION",
  • In Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, on Coruscant, many billboards can be seen, reading "SPEED SWOOP GARAGE. REASONABLE RATES PARTS AND SERVICE.", "THE GALAXIES GREATEST JUNK SHOP NEW AND USED DROID PARTS. ONLY THE BEST!!!", and "OUTPOST A COMMUNICATIONS OUTPOST --SECTOR FIVE--" also, a wanted poster can be seen reading "WANTED: OBI-WAN KENOBI. ACCUSED OF TREASON, RESISTING ARREST, AND UNLAWFUL USE OF THE FORCE. ANYONE WITH INFORMATION IS TO CONTACT EMPEROR PALPATINE UNDER PENALTY OF DEATH."
  • In the main screen menus of Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II, Star Wars Battlefront II, and Star Wars: Republic Commando Aurebesh is shown.
  • In Star Wars: Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, Imperial solider turned mercenary Kyle Katarn enters the three-letter communication code for Rogue Squadron in Aurebesh into the Doomgiver communication system. The code spells out "THX", an allusion to George Lucas's first filmTHX 1138 (1971), as well as to his sound-system company THX.
  • On the menu of the PC version of Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy Aurebesh is seen scrolling in the background, and when players move the mouse over the choices they turn to Roman.
  • In Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, Aurebesh writing can be seen on the outside wall of the cantina on Citadel Station. Additionally, a sign above the entrance to the cantina says "Cantina".
  • In the mission briefings of Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds, Aurebesh text accompanies the depicted elements on screen. Although translatable, they do not equate to meaningful phrases. Some players have tried to read them and find amusing messages.
  • In Star Wars Galaxies, all text that appears as part of the game world—on screens, signs, displays, plaques, posters, and labels—is written in Aurebesh and makes sense when transliterated to English.
  • In Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, Aurebesh appears in the menu, as well as several signs throughout the game. A sign in the level "Entertainment District" reads "I'm selling these fine leather jackets..." an inside joke previously featured in other Lucasarts games.
  • In Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, and Star Wars: Empire at War the Aurebesh symbol for credits appears above the total amount of credits.
  • In the beginning of the Star Wars: Empire at War scenarios, where the player chooses sides, an Aurebesh text advertising Petroglyph occupies most of the screen.
  • In the Rhen Var citadel level from Star Wars: Battlefront, there is a secret message written on the wall, next to the stairs at the observatory. It says "Rhen Var Is Cold." However, the "E" and the "N" in "Rhen" is switched with each other. It is also on a high part of the outside of the observatory.
  • Some objects in Star Wars: Droidworks (for example, a water tank) are labeled in Aurebesh.
  • When the website for the Wizards of the Coast Star Wars Roleplaying Game first went online, it featured a couple of lines of Aurebesh as decoration. One of these lines could be translated to "**** YOU", and was removed as soon as Wizards was notified of this.
  • In the Revenge of the Sith video game, the movie titles on the movies menu are in Aurebesh, then they change to Roman letters as players scroll over them.
  • In Star Wars: Demolition, an energy absorption bonus is in the form of a floating yellow Aurek; a deflector shield bonus in the form of a floating bluish Besh; and a cloaking shield bonus in the form of a floating hot pink Krill.
  • In Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Jedi Alliance on the second Dathomir level, in the area with the two pillars, the piller on the left says WEST in Aurebesh, and the one on the right says EAST (but the letters on each are the wrong way round, like a mirror image).
  • In the PS3/Xbox 360 fighting game "Soul Calibur IV", Darth Vader, The Apprentice, and Yoda each have extra lightsabers with the Aurebesh letters, representing its various weapon effects.
  • In Star Wars: TIE Fighter (as well as Star Wars: X-wing vs. TIE Fighter and Star Wars: X-wing Alliance) the Aurebesh symbols "NGC" are found on the backside of Delta-class DX-9 stormtrooper transports, which may have been referenced by the NGC-1710-shuttle in the Death Star novel.
  • Also in Star Wars: TIE Fighter and Star Wars: X-wing vs. TIE Fighter, the phrase "Nick was Here" can be found on the side of the PROBE/1. Capital letters are denoted by enlarged symbols.
  • In the Original Trilogy Edition of Monopoly, the banknotes are written in Aurebesh. The translation cipher, identical to the one on this page, is provided on the back of the rules booklet.
  • The Vjun map in Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron has Imperial recruitment posters written in Aurebesh.
  • On the website for the upcoming MMORPG "Star Wars: The Old Republic", each class is presented with a subtitle in Aurebesh. The translate as follows: Trooper - Freedom's Shield, Smuggler - Galactic Profiteer, Jedi Knight - Savior of the Galaxy, Jedi Consular - Republic Unifier, Bounty Hunter - Fearsome Trackers, Sith Warrior - The Harbinger of Doom, Imperial Agent - Master of Deception, Sith Inquisitor - Dark Council Aspirant,also on the concept art for each character it reads "SCHEMATICS."
  • In Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (video game), a screen on the Empircal displays the words "Victor Tancredi Ballugera" in Aurebesh.
  • In Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II for Xbox, PS3, and PC Windows, the Aurek symbol can be seen flashing on signs on Kamino. Yet the symbol is depicted backwards. Also when you are on Cato Neimoidia, the password to enter one of the rooms is Besh six times.

ComicsEdit

Aurebesh visible on the monitors in The Clone Wars: Act on Instinct.
Aurebesh on a wanted poster for Marasiah Fel

BooksEdit

Aurebesh visible on the entrance and walls of the Woodoo Dunes Cantina
Aurebesh in a Sith hologram

Outside AppearancesEdit

  • In the 2008 film Fanboys the word "fanboys" is written in mirrored Aurebesh on the doors of the van.
  • In the television series Code Lyoko, Jeremie's computer uses Aurebesh characters for icons.
  • In an episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation entitled A Space Oddity, Aurebesh characters are seen in a computer translator used for an in-show television series called "Astro Quest" (A parody of Star Trek).
  • In the 2003 Sci-Fi miniseries "Children of Dune," the Aurebesh characters can be seen on the display screen of a set of binoculars held by the Fedaykin warriors when they scout the Fremen invasion force approaching.
  • The Star Wars: The Clone Wars home page on cartoonnetwork.com has a section that reads "REPUBLIC HOLONET," right below the English translation.

EvolutionEdit

The tractor beam information gauge, as it appears in the original Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (top) and the 2004 DVD version (bottom).

The Aurebesh-like writing that appears in the original trilogy is totally random and it is believed that the filmmakers did not intend to write any meaningful text with it. The assignment of the letters to Roman equivalents was first developed by Stephen Crane at West End Games in the Star Wars Miniatures Battles Companion (1994), for use with the Star Wars Miniatures Battles game and Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game. The Aurebesh was later expanded to include punctuation marks in the Star Wars Miniatures Battles supplement, Imperial Entanglements (1996).

This original Aurebesh is occasionally used in electronic and board games such as Star Wars Monopoly. Since the letters in the movies are random, the assignment of the West End Games-values to the inscriptions of the movies produces nonsensical results–-most words seen in the movies appear to consist solely of consonants, and some letters appear on screen that are absent from the West End Games Aurebesh.

In the prequel trilogy and in Special Edition releases of the original trilogy, the inscriptions use the West End Games mapping, and can be transcribed to English.

OriginationEdit

Many of the Phoenician Alphabet letter names were probably used for inspiration (or just used) for the Aurebesh letter names. E.g. Beth, Daleth, etc. provided one style of consonants while letters like Resh provided whole letter names. Some symbols also bear resemblance to the Phoenician symbols i.e. Gimel, Daledh, Waw and Lamedh.

The word "Aurebesh" was developed in a manner similar to the word Alphabet, which is derived from the first two letters of the Phoenician/Greek alphabet (Alpha and Beta).

In-universe sources show Arabic numbers; however, one of the fan-made fonts (discussed below) presents a numerical system based on dots and lines.

It should be noted that in many instances, the sounds "ch", "sh", and "th" are written using Aurebesh exactly as they would be in English (cresh-herf, senth-herf, and trill-herf, respectively), despite that separate letters exist in Aurebesh for those sounds (cherek, shen, and thesh, respectively). (To see an example of this, examine the text in the picture in the upper right of this page.) While it is possible that these instances represent legitimate in-universe variations of the sound-values for the letters in question, it is more likely that they represent errors on the part of the real-world transliterators (who are understandably more used to employing digraphs than employing single letters to write these sounds).

FontsEdit

Note: none of the available fonts use reverse glyphs for capital letters.

Aurabesh (TrueType) Created by Mike E. Webb on February 10, 1996. As only the alphabet had been described, Webb based his punctuation on work by Eric Kristiansen (aka Jackill), and invented glyphs for other common symbols. He also made the lowercase letters small versions of the capitals.

Aurebesh (Mac TrueType/PostScript and PC TrueType) Created by David Occhino on September 8, 1997. Occhino updated the punctuation to match West End Games, removed the non-canon symbols (except for the Arabic numerals), and made the lower case letters the same size as the capitals. He also changed the assignments of the digraphs, so it is not backwards compatible with Webb's font.

newAurabesh (TrueType) Created by Peter Schuster on June 21, 1998. Schuster also updated the punctuation to match West End Games, removed the non-canon symbols, and made the lower case letters the same size as the capitals. He changed the numbers to match Technical Readouts, and changed the assignments of the digraphs, so it is not backwards compatible with either Webb's or Occhino's fonts.

Aurek-Besh (TrueType, standard, narrow, and hand-written) Created by Davide Canavero (aka Boba Fonts) on March 7, 1999. Canavero made small improvements to the rendering of many of the symbols, enlarged the numbers for clarity, and added more logical assignments for the digraphs while also keeping Schuster's assignments. As a result, Aurek-Besh is backwards compatible with newAurabesh.

AppearancesEdit

SourcesEdit

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  1. The Written Word
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  3. StarWars.com Checklist: 10 Things to Spot in The Clone Wars on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  4. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "Ambush" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  5. StarWars.com {{{text}}} on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  6. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "Downfall of a Droid" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  7. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "Jedi Crash" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  8. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "Defenders of Peace" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  9. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "The Hidden Enemy" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  10. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "Mystery of a Thousand Moons" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  11. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "Innocents of Ryloth" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  12. 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "Liberty on Ryloth" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  13. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: Hostage Crisis on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  14. 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 14.4 StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "Holocron Heist" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  15. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: Landing at Point Rain on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  16. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "The Deserter" on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  17. StarWars.com Coruscant Billboard from The Clone Wars on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  18. StarWars.com Ion Bomb from The Clone Wars on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  19. 19.0 19.1 StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: Cat and Mouse on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  20. StarWars.com The Clone Wars Episode Guide: Lethal Trackdown on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
  21. StarWars.com Water War Trivia on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org) (slide 6)
  22. StarWars.com Kidnapped Trivia on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org) (slide 4)
  23. 23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3 23.4 StarWars.com Escape from Kadavo Trivia on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org) (slide 3 - 5)
  24. StarWars.com Deception Trivia on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org) (slide 4)
  25. StarWars.com Deception Trivia on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org) (slide 5)
  26. StarWars.com Friends and Enemies Trivia on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org) (slide 11)

See alsoEdit

External linksEdit

  • Aurebesh Soup Tells the story of the formation of Aurebesh and includes a number of different Star Wars fonts including Aurebesh

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