Teebo
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- "I've never seen anyone more worthy of my tears! You are a true hero, young Teebo."
- ―Mount Sorrow
Teebo was the star pupil of the Ewok Logray, though he did not succeed him as an Ewok medicine man, as Paploo was the successor chosen by Chief Chirpa. His sound judgment had led to his position as a leader within his tribe. Teebo was also a close friend of Wicket Wystri Warrick. He was son of Batcheela and Warok and the brother of Malani.
Teebo wore the skull of a gurreck[1], decorated with churi feathers, on his head[3] and carried both a hunting knife and authority stick.[1] He was considered a watcher of the stars and a poet.[3]
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Teebo and Wicket shared many adventures growing up, along with their friend Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka. Teebo is also the lover of Latara. Wicket and Teebo once went on a dangerous mission and crossed the Rainbow Bridge to save Kneesaa's life. They also trained a bordok for her as a birthday present.
Once, when Teebo began dabbling in poetry, he plucked a tail feather from a loonee bird and was cursed with the perilous laughing spell. This led the three Ewoks on a journey to the top of Mount Sorrow.
Later, in order to rescue the shrunken Princess Kneesaa, Teebo himself was reduced to the size of an insect. In the Fleebog tunnels, he helped to defeat the ra-lugg.
On the eve of Morag's final attack on their village, Teebo approached the shaman Logray and asked to become his apprentice. Logray approved, and Teebo began learning the ways of Ewok magic.
Teebo acted aggressively toward Han Solo when his team arrived on Endor to destroy a shield generator. After being freed from his bonds, R2-D2 promptly zapped Teebo's backside.
Teebo later assisted Wicket and the others in helping the Rebel Alliance defeat the Galactic Empire in the Battle of Endor.
Behind the scenesEdit
- "[Teebo] got a little big goofier-looking, more in keeping with his personality, more awkward in his stance."
- ―Ewoks associate producer and story editor Paul Dini describes changes to Teebo's character design in the second season of Star Wars: Ewoks
It is quite probable that Teebo was Force-sensitive, as his master probably was too.
In Return of the Jedi, Teebo has gray striped fur, wears a skull and handles an axe in combat. In the cartoons, Teebo has brown fur and looks much younger.
Teebo was played by Jack Purvis in Return of the Jedi.
In the Star Wars: Ewoks animated series, Teebo was voiced by Eric Peterson in the first season and James Cranna in the second.
It seems that Nelvana, when producing Star Wars: Ewoks, may have received misinterpreted biographies, or had names switched for Teebo and Paploo, as the two characters apparently have each other's personalities and physical appearances from Return of the Jedi. If true, this is understandable as the show was created in the early days of Return of the Jedi's characters' backstory writing.
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SourcesEdit
- Star Wars: Return of the Jedi toy line
- Star Wars: Power of the Jedi (Pack: Teebo)
- A Guide to the Star Wars Universe (First Edition)
- "Meet Wicket!"—Star Wars Kids 6
- Star Wars Customizable Card Game – Endor Limited (Card: Teebo)
- The Essential Guide to Characters
- Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary
- Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary
- The Official Star Wars Fact File 1 (WIC2, Wicket W. Warrick)
- Ultimate Alien Anthology
- Castaways of Endor (Picture only)
- Roleplaying Game: Saga Edition Core Rulebook
- Payback for Artoo on Hyperspace (content now obsolete; backup links 1 2 on Archive.org)
- Star Wars: The Official Starships & Vehicles Collection 11
- Star Wars: Head-to-Head Tag Teams
- Logray in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
- Star Wars Character Encyclopedia
- Movie Heroes (Pack: Ewok Pack)
- "Droids and Ewoks Return: Spain’s Lost Star Wars Comic Strips," The Official Star Wars Blog
