Gupin

Gupin

Biology and appearance[]

Their natural form was that of small, wingedhumanoids. Their shapeshifting abilities were extensive, and they could transform into immense or tiny creatures. However, in order to change shape, a Gupin needed other people to envision the shape it would assume. Through telepathy, the Gupin could read their minds to shape his or her body accordingly.

History[]

Their homeworld was a mystery to thegalaxy at large, but ProfessorMankuskett believed their shapeshifting had evolved in response to "extreme environmental stress." A group of them were captured aboard theStarhunter Dhelba, which crashed on Endor, where the Gupins aboard established a colony in a large volcano in the grasslands near the edge of theDesert of Salma.

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Appearances[]

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• Ewoks — "To Save Deej"(First appearance)
• To Save Deej picture book
• Wicket and the Dandelion Warriors: An Ewok Adventure
• Ewoks — "The Land of the Gupins"
• The New Jedi Order: Traitor(Mentioned only)

Sources[]

• Droids\Ewoks
• A Guide to the Star Wars Universe, Second Edition, Revised and Expanded
• The Essential Guide to Characters
• "AStar Wars CELibration" —Star Wars Insider 27
• Star Wars Encyclopedia
• A Guide to the Star Wars Universe, Third Edition, Revised and Expanded
• The Official Star Wars Fact File 1WIC 1-4: Wicket W. Warrick
• "Creatures of Endor" onStarWars.com(original site is defunct)
• Castaways of Endor onHyperspace(article) (content obsolete and backup link not available)
• The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
• 2009 ToppsStar Wars Galaxy Series 4Card: Pronovost sketch card
• The Official Star Wars Fact File Part 45WIC 1-4: Wicket W. Warrick
• Hiding in Plain Sight:Star Wars Shapeshifters onStarWars.com(backup link) (original link is obsolete)