Long-tailed birds resembling owls, convoree can be found living on many worlds throughout the Galaxy, including Atollon, Malachor, and the Trandoshan moon of Wasskah. Legends sources also expand on their behavior and feeding habits.Īppearances: The Clone Wars | Rebels | Galaxy of Creatures Schrödinger's Canon: In the Legends Ewoks films, they were originally native to Endor and dozens of them were acquired by the Twi'leks for their use during the Clone Wars.Prehistoric Animal Analogue: They look like short, chubby and stunted theropods with big heads.Mix-and-Match Critters: A theropod-like reptile with a huge, piranha-esque head and legs like those of an elephant.

So does the Ugnaught Kuiil, but for his farm/travel needs instead. Horse of a Different Color: Twi'leks have tamed the blurrgs and use them as war steeds.Hair-Trigger Temper: These beasties are quite ill-mannered and can get agitated easily.Dumb Muscle: Blurrgs aren't particularly smart, but they sure are strong.Conceive and Kill: According to Kuiil, female blurrgs kill and eat the males after mating with them.Canon Immigrant: They originally came from the now- Legends film Ewoks: The Battle for Endor and made their canonical debut as a result of appearing in The Clone Wars episode 'Liberty on Ryloth'.Stocky, bipedal, and long-tailed reptilian herbivores, Blurrgs could be found on many worlds across the galaxy and were mostly used as mounts and beasts of burden, but were also useful for agricultural labor and war. Solo, an anthology film, introduces the largest currently-known creature in the whole galaxy, the Summa-verminoth, and the Original Trilogy introduces the then-largest space-dwelling creature and creature in general, the Exogorth. The Clone Wars introduces the largest known land creature, the Zillo Beast. The Prequel Trilogy introduces the largest known aquatic creature, the Sando Aqua Monster.This is continued in The Force Awakens with the rathtars. However the original script included a scene in which Obi-Wan would've had to fight a Nos Monster, after he fell into the underground lake on Utapau, following the execution of Order 66. The only one to avert it is Revenge of the Sith. In five out of the original six films that George Lucas was directly involved with creating, the protagonists are attacked by some sort of nasty and large beast.Rent-a-Zilla: Quite a few beasties are large enough not to be out of place in a Kaiju movie, with the Sando Aqua Monster, the Exogorth, the Sarlaac, and the Krayt dragon being four of the most notable examples.At the end of the day, they are simply non-sentient or semi-sentient animals, just very hungry or territorial ones whose size and natural weapons make them especially dangerous. Non-Malicious Monster: While many of the creatures are very lethal and highly aggressive, none of them can truly be called evil.When that fails, he tries again with the Sarlacc. In Return of the Jedi, Jabba tries to feed Luke to his Rancor, Pateesa.Said 'beast' turns out to be Chewbacca, and they break out together.

In Solo, Beckett tries to do this to Han.

In Attack of the Clones, the Geonosians try to get rid of Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Padmé by feeding them to an Acklay, a Reek and a Nexu in a gladiatorial arena.

Fed to the Beast: A popular way of dealing with enemies among the franchise's villains.

The galaxy is home to several interesting creatures and unique, exotic beasts, some more dangerous or friendly than others.

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