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{{Minifigure |
{{Minifigure |
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|Title = Jawa |
|Title = Jawa |
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+ | |Image = Tn 75059 1to1 005 jpg.jpg |
|Theme = [[Star Wars]] |
|Theme = [[Star Wars]] |
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|Variations = |
|Variations = |
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− | |Accessories = [[Part 3959|Ion |
+ | |Accessories = [[Part 3959|Electric Ion Laser Turret]]<br />[[Part 522|Cape]]<br />Hood |
− | |Years = [[2005]] |
+ | |Years = [[2005]], [[2014]], [[2016]] |
− | |Appearances = [[10144 Sandcrawler]] |
+ | |Appearances = [[10144 Sandcrawler]]<br>[[75059 Sandcrawler]]<br>[[75136 Droid Escape Pod]] |
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− | A '''Jawa''' is a [[minifigure]] from the [[Star Wars]] theme |
+ | A '''Jawa''' is a [[minifigure]] from the [[Star Wars]] theme, first released in [[2005]] and redesigned in [[2014]]. |
== Description == |
== Description == |
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− | The Jawa is reddish-brown and wears a [[Part x375|short cape]] and hood. The Jawa is shorter than |
+ | The Jawa is reddish-brown and wears a [[Part x375|short cape]] and hood. The Jawa is shorter than other minifigures because of [[Part 41879|its legs]], which are smaller than the normal minifigure legs. They are also immobile; a hinge could not be added to them without increasing the size. |
− | The torso of the Jawa is reddish-brown |
+ | The torso of the Jawa is reddish-brown and has printing of a wrinkled robe and two straps running across the torso in an X pattern. One strap holds four pockets and one holds a single pocket. |
The Jawa's [[Part 3626bpx314|head]] is all black, except for two bright yellow dots for eyes. |
The Jawa's [[Part 3626bpx314|head]] is all black, except for two bright yellow dots for eyes. |
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+ | In 2014, two new Jawa torso designs were included in [[75059 UCS Sandcrawler]]. One design had four pockets on the upper strap and two on the lower strap; the other design four on the upper and one large pocket on the lower strap. Both Jawa designs were also included in [[75136 Droid Escape Pod]] in 2016. |
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=== In Video Games === |
=== In Video Games === |
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− | The Jawa was a playable character in all of the Star Wars video games released. It had the ability to jump, and could crawl through chutes and spaces that other larger characters could not. It was also armed with an ion blaster, which temporarily shut down any droids that were hit by the blast. When enough studs had been collected, a "Super Zapper" could be |
+ | The Jawa was a playable character in all of the Star Wars video games released. It had the ability to jump, and could crawl through chutes and spaces that other larger characters could not. It was also armed with an ion blaster, which temporarily shut down any droids that were hit by the blast. When enough studs had been collected, a "Super Zapper" could be purchased. The Super Zapper was more powerful than the standard ion blaster and had the ability to destroy droids. |
== Background == |
== Background == |
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− | Jawas were scavengers native to Tatooine. They scoured the deserts of the planet for anything of value, mainly droids, and stored it in their [[10144 Sandcrawler|Sandcrawlers]]. When they had collected enough items, they stopped near settlements and moisture |
+ | Jawas were scavengers native to Tatooine. They scoured the deserts of the planet for anything of value, mainly droids, and stored it in their [[10144 Sandcrawler|Sandcrawlers]]. When they had collected enough items, they stopped near settlements and moisture farms and set up their captured droids and foraged equipment outside for selling. They were known for swindling money out of the customer by frequently selling faulty or outdated equipment. They were descended from the Kumungha, an advanced technological race, which had evolved into two different species: the Jawas and the Tusken Raiders. The Jawas had a tentative peaceful relationship with Tusken Raiders, though they preferred to stay away from them. They were also afraid of Krayt Dragons and sandstorms. |
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⚫ | After recently crashing on Tatooine, the droids [[R2-D2]] and [[C-3PO]] were observed by the Jawas. The latter ambushed and electrocuted the duo, temporarily shutting down their systems, and loaded them onto their sandcrawler. After fitting restraining bolts on the droids to keep them from leaving |
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⚫ | After recently crashing on Tatooine, the droids [[R2-D2]] and [[C-3PO]] were observed by the Jawas. The latter ambushed and electrocuted the duo, temporarily shutting down their systems, and loaded them onto their sandcrawler. After fitting restraining bolts on the droids to keep them from leaving, the Jawas sold R2-D2 and C-3PO to [[Owen Lars]] to work on his moisture farm. |
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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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* [[10144 Sandcrawler]] {{C|3}} |
* [[10144 Sandcrawler]] {{C|3}} |
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+ | * [[75059 UCS Sandcrawler]] {{C|4}} |
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+ | * [[75136 Droid Escape Pod]] {{C|2}} |
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=== Video Game Appearances === |
=== Video Game Appearances === |
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* ''[[LEGO Star Wars: The Padawan Menace]]'' {{C|cameo}} |
* ''[[LEGO Star Wars: The Padawan Menace]]'' {{C|cameo}} |
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* ''[[LEGO Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out]]'' |
* ''[[LEGO Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out]]'' |
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+ | ==Gallery of Variants== |
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+ | {{MinifigureGallery |
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+ | |img1=185px-Jawa.png |
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+ | |txt1=Original 2005 design |
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+ | |img2=Tn 75059 1to1 005 jpg.jpg |
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+ | |txt2=2014 redesign(variation 1) |
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+ | |img3=75059 1to1 006.jpg |
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+ | |txt3=2014 redesign(variation 2) |
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+ | }} |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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AnimatedJawa.png|A Jawa from an animated movie |
AnimatedJawa.png|A Jawa from an animated movie |
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JawaProfile.png|The Jawa's video game profile |
JawaProfile.png|The Jawa's video game profile |
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+ | Jawa1.jpg|Jawa in [[LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy]] |
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+ | Tn 75059 1to1 005 jpg.jpg|2014 Redisign |
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+ | 185px-Jawa.png|2005 Original Design |
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+ | 75059official12.jpg|Jawas at work |
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[[Category:Star Wars minifigures]] |
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[[Category:Minifigures introduced in 2005]] |
[[Category:Minifigures introduced in 2005]] |
Revision as of 00:49, 30 January 2016
A Jawa is a minifigure from the Star Wars theme, first released in 2005 and redesigned in 2014.
Description
The Jawa is reddish-brown and wears a short cape and hood. The Jawa is shorter than other minifigures because of its legs, which are smaller than the normal minifigure legs. They are also immobile; a hinge could not be added to them without increasing the size.
The torso of the Jawa is reddish-brown and has printing of a wrinkled robe and two straps running across the torso in an X pattern. One strap holds four pockets and one holds a single pocket.
The Jawa's head is all black, except for two bright yellow dots for eyes.
In 2014, two new Jawa torso designs were included in 75059 UCS Sandcrawler. One design had four pockets on the upper strap and two on the lower strap; the other design four on the upper and one large pocket on the lower strap. Both Jawa designs were also included in 75136 Droid Escape Pod in 2016.
In Video Games
The Jawa was a playable character in all of the Star Wars video games released. It had the ability to jump, and could crawl through chutes and spaces that other larger characters could not. It was also armed with an ion blaster, which temporarily shut down any droids that were hit by the blast. When enough studs had been collected, a "Super Zapper" could be purchased. The Super Zapper was more powerful than the standard ion blaster and had the ability to destroy droids.
Background
Jawas were scavengers native to Tatooine. They scoured the deserts of the planet for anything of value, mainly droids, and stored it in their Sandcrawlers. When they had collected enough items, they stopped near settlements and moisture farms and set up their captured droids and foraged equipment outside for selling. They were known for swindling money out of the customer by frequently selling faulty or outdated equipment. They were descended from the Kumungha, an advanced technological race, which had evolved into two different species: the Jawas and the Tusken Raiders. The Jawas had a tentative peaceful relationship with Tusken Raiders, though they preferred to stay away from them. They were also afraid of Krayt Dragons and sandstorms.
After recently crashing on Tatooine, the droids R2-D2 and C-3PO were observed by the Jawas. The latter ambushed and electrocuted the duo, temporarily shutting down their systems, and loaded them onto their sandcrawler. After fitting restraining bolts on the droids to keep them from leaving, the Jawas sold R2-D2 and C-3PO to Owen Lars to work on his moisture farm.
Appearances
Video Game Appearances
- LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game (Game Boy Advance only)
- LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy
- LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
- LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars
Movie Appearances
- The Quest for R2-D2 (film)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Padawan Menace (cameo)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out
Gallery of Variants
Gallery
External Links
- Jawa on Wookieepedia, the Star Wars Wiki