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+ | [[File:Dejarik.png|thumb|280px|A game of Dejarik aboard the ''[[Millennium Falcon]]'']] |
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+ | {{Quote|I suggest a new strategy. Let the Wookiee win.|[[C-3PO]] to [[R2-D2]] when a winning move of R2's prompts [[Han Solo]] to explain that Wookiees sometimes pull out people's arms|Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope}} |
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+ | '''Dejarik''' was a popular holographic game that was played throughout [[the galaxy]]. When activated, the game would project [[Hologram|holographic]] playing pieces that resembled dangerous-looking [[species]] from throughout the galaxy. The players could move their pieces to attack one another and said pieces would behave like living beings when in battle. The [[planet]] [[Abafar]] hosted the [[Abafar Junior Dejarik Club]] in the city of [[Pons Ora]]. Advertisements for the club strictly prohibited [[Wookiee]]s from participating.<ref name="MIA">{{TCW|Missing in Action}}</ref> |
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| + | ==List of pieces== |
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| + | *[[Ghhhk]] |
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| + | *[[Grimtaash]] |
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| + | *[[Houjix]] |
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| + | *[[Kintan strider]] |
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| + | *[[K'lor'slug]] |
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| + | *[[Mantellian Savrip]] |
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| + | *[[Monnok]] |
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| + | *[[Ng'ok]] |
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| + | ==Behind the scenes== |
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| + | Dejarik was portrayed in the first ''[[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|Star Wars]]'' film and ''[[Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens|The Force Awakens]]'' with [[Wikipedia:Stop motion|stop motion animation]] directed by [[Phil Tippett]]. New digitally printed models of the Dejarik figures were created for ''The Force Awakens'' by scanning the originals.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tested.com/starwars/558000-transcript-making-holochess-star-wars-force-awakens/|title=TRANSCRIPT: Making the Stop-Motion Holochess Scene in ''Star Wars: The Force Awakens''|work=Tested|date=2015-12-21|accessdate=2016-01-05}}</ref> |
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| + | Although actual gameplay rules for dejarik were developed by [[Lucasfilm Ltd.]], they never were publicly released.<ref name="Always Two Trivia">{{SW|url=tv-shows/star-wars-rebels/always-two-there-are-trivia-gallery|text=Always Two There Are Trivia Gallery}}</ref> |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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*{{TCW|The Deserter}} |
*{{TCW|The Deserter}} |
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*{{TCW|Assassin (episode)|Assassin}} |
*{{TCW|Assassin (episode)|Assassin}} |
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| + | *{{TCW|Missing in Action}} {{Mo}} |
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*{{Rebels|Fighter Flight}} |
*{{Rebels|Fighter Flight}} |
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| + | *{{Rebels|Always Two There Are}} |
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*[[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']] {{1st}} |
*[[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']] {{1st}} |
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| − | *''[[A New Hope Read-Along Storybook and CD]]'' {{Co}} |
+ | *''[[Episode IV: A New Hope Read-Along Storybook and CD]]'' {{Co}} |
*''[[Star Wars: Darth Vader 5: Vader, Part V]]'' |
*''[[Star Wars: Darth Vader 5: Vader, Part V]]'' |
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| + | *[[Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens|''Star Wars'': Episode VII ''The Force Awakens'']] |
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==Sources== |
==Sources== |
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*''[[Star Wars Rebels: The Visual Guide]]'' |
*''[[Star Wars Rebels: The Visual Guide]]'' |
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| − | *''[[Sabine My Rebel Sketchbook]]'' |
+ | *''[[Star Wars Rebels: Sabine My Rebel Sketchbook]]'' |
| + | *''[[Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know]]'' |
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*{{Databank|dejarik|Dejarik}} |
*{{Databank|dejarik|Dejarik}} |
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| + | ==Notes and references== |
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| + | {{Reflist}} |
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[[Category:Dejarik]] |
[[Category:Dejarik]] |
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Revision as of 05:43, 19 April 2016
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A game of Dejarik aboard the Millennium Falcon
Dejarik was a popular holographic game that was played throughout the galaxy. When activated, the game would project holographic playing pieces that resembled dangerous-looking species from throughout the galaxy. The players could move their pieces to attack one another and said pieces would behave like living beings when in battle. The planet Abafar hosted the Abafar Junior Dejarik Club in the city of Pons Ora. Advertisements for the club strictly prohibited Wookiees from participating.[1]
List of pieces
Behind the scenes
Dejarik was portrayed in the first Star Wars film and The Force Awakens with stop motion animation directed by Phil Tippett. New digitally printed models of the Dejarik figures were created for The Force Awakens by scanning the originals.[2]
Although actual gameplay rules for dejarik were developed by Lucasfilm Ltd., they never were publicly released.[3]
Appearances
Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "The Deserter"- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Assassin"
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Missing in Action" (Mentioned only)
- Star Wars Rebels — "Fighter Flight"
- Star Wars Rebels — "Always Two There Are"
- Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (First appearance)
- Episode IV: A New Hope Read-Along Storybook and CD (Cover only)
- Star Wars: Darth Vader 5: Vader, Part V
- Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens
Sources
- Star Wars Rebels: The Visual Guide
- Star Wars Rebels: Sabine My Rebel Sketchbook
- Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know
- Dejarik in the Databank (backup link)
Notes and references
- ↑
Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Missing in Action"
- ↑ TRANSCRIPT: Making the Stop-Motion Holochess Scene in Star Wars: The Force Awakens on Tested (December 21, 2015) (backup link not verified!)
- ↑
Always Two There Are Trivia Gallery on StarWars.com (backup link (tv-shows/star-wars-rebels/always-two-there-are-trivia-gallery) not verified!)