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Unidentified twelve-winged starfighter

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Unidentified twelve-winged starfighter

Production information

A model oftwelve-winged starfighter that resembled ametal lotusblossom was produced by a manufacturer that had long since been disestablished[1] by33 BBY. In thatyear,[2] while flying anantique eight-wingedARC-8 starfighter during theJedi High Council'sdefense of theplanetKwenn,Jedi MasterSaesee Tiin thought about the philosophy behind theARC starfighter line; skeptical, Tiin believed that for many years,engineers had been fond of the notion that asnubfighter could not have too many wings. Tiin, who considered the twelve-winged starfighter to be the notion's worst expression, felt that manufacturers in recenttimes had reined in their instincts.[1]

Behind the scenes[]

The twelve-winged starfighter was mentioned in the2024 novelThe Living Force, written byJohn Jackson Miller.[1] The vessel was a reference to[3] theFire Lotusstarfighter,[4] which was introduced infirst issue of theStar Wars Legendscomic seriesStar Wars: Knight Errant: Deluge, written by Miller, illustrated byIvan Rodriguez, and published byDark Horse Comics[5] onAugust 17,2011.[6]

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Notes and references[]

  1. 1.01.11.21.31.4The Living Force
  2. The events ofThe Living Force take place oneyear before the events ofStar Wars: Episode IThe Phantom Menace perSWInsider "Launchpad" —Star Wars Insider 224, which equates to33 BBY perStar Wars: Timelines.
  3. TwitterLogo John Jackson Miller (@jjmfaraway) onTwitter (post onJune 21,2024):"My STAR WARS: KNIGHT ERRANT graphic novel and novel were both reprinted during the production of TLF — and readers of them may have guessed I was thinking of the Fire Lotus, a starfighter from an era marked by extreme excess. Including in ship design — like the Lotus's 12 wings!"(backup link)
  4. Knight Errant: Deluge 2
  5. Knight Errant: Deluge 1
  6. HorselessHeadman Star Wars: Knight Errant—Deluge #1 (Joe Quinones cover) onDark Horse Comics'official website(backup link)
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