Equine (humanoid)

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Equine

Homeworld	Farfalla
Language	Galactic Basic Standard
Skin color	Various
Distinctions	Hooves, pointed ears
Races	A variant with horns
Famous members	Valenthyne Farfalla, Lirondo

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Equines were a pointy-eared sentient humanoid species. Instead of Human legs, they had haunches with hooves and fur.

1 Biology
2 Behind the scenes
3 Appearances
4 Notes and references
- 4.1 In other languages

BiologyEdit

At least some male Equine had horns, although this may have not been a universal trait, and might have been a sign of maturity; it is unknown whether females ever grew horns. Other features included long, pointed, goatlike ears, large, wide-set eyes, blunted teeth, and a long, whispy tail.^[1]

The elder Lord Farfalla ruled the Equine people. He was persuaded to lead his people to join the Galactic Republic by Pernicar.^[1]

Valenthyne Farfalla, the Lord's son, became a Jedi Knight. He led a force of 300 Jedi, many of who were members of the same species, including his lieutenant, Lirondo.^[1]

Behind the scenesEdit

This species has not been given a canonical name. In the comic Jedi vs. Sith, Farfalla was described as being hotheaded because of his "equine" blood, hence the conjectural name.^[1] When asked about Farfalla's species, Leland Chee stated that 'Equine' was not the species name. Rather, he considered all pointy-eared species to be derivations of the Sephi species.^[2] However, Farfalla's species also had goatlike legs and horns (but horselike hooves), which the Sephi lack. Therefore, it is likely this is actually an unrelated species or distant offshoot analogous to the many Near-Human branches of humanity.

Like many of the alien species in Jedi vs. Sith, the Equine species is evocative of several figures in real-world mythology and folklore, specifically fauns and satyrs, with a mix of goatlike and "equine" (horselike) traits.