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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The various weird spellings of Klivian, lampshaded by the man himself.
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* MusclesAreMeaningful: Starting in ''Family Ties'', Plourr is drawn as being ''massive'' with heavy arms and shoulders. The only member of the squadron with more bulk and developed muscles is Xarcce the Tunroth, who jokes that when her people and Wookies fight, the Wookies let Tunroth win. They're the two most physically powerful members of the squadron.
* MusclesAreMeaningless: Plourr was just as strong when drawn as thin. The ''third'' most physically powerful member of the squadron is the comparatively wiry Nrin.
* MusclesAreMeaningless: Plourr was just as strong when drawn as thin. The ''third'' most physically powerful member of the squadron is the comparatively wiry Nrin.
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* TomboyPrincess: Plourr. She's {{the ladette}}, with a love for fighting (whether in battle or simply friendly sparring), looks distinctly butch and doesn't apologize for a bit of it.
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* TomboyPrincess: Plourr. She's {{the ladette}}, with a love for fighting (whether in battle or simply friendly sparring), looks distinctly butch and doesn't apologize for a bit of it.it, even when encountering her beloved old nanny droid who mourns that she no longer has long hair.
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** In the first arc, the agent Winter gets in an ally's X-Wing, and it takes off because its owner told its R2 unit to be somewhere to cause a distraction. She then takes control and shoots down the squadron of TIE fighters, including the one with the owner in it, and yet at the end of the arc she's told that she's not flight-qualified on an X-Wing and will have to ride in a shuttle. Stackpole was reportedly quite unhappy with this arc. Winter did have PhotographicMemory, and admittedly knowing how to do something and having the necessary paperwork to prove you can are two different things, but that's still a hell of a PlotHole.
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** In the first arc, the agent Winter gets in an ally's X-Wing, and it takes off because its owner told its R2 unit to be somewhere to cause a distraction. She then takes control and shoots down the an entire squadron of TIE fighters, fighters solo, including the one with the owner in it, and yet at the end of the arc she's told that she's not flight-qualified on an X-Wing and will have to ride in a shuttle. Stackpole was reportedly quite unhappy with this arc. Winter did have PhotographicMemory, and admittedly knowing how to do something and having the necessary paperwork to prove you can are two different things, but that's still a hell of a PlotHole.
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** [[AmazonianBeauty Plourr, a tall, muscular woman who's also quite beautiful]], wears a tanktop along with shorts at length in some later issues while she spars and fights enemies barehanded. She's also the bustiest among the female characters and also the most skilled at martial arts.
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** [[AmazonianBeauty Plourr, a tall, muscular woman who's also quite beautiful]], wears a tanktop along with shorts at length in some later issues while she spars and fights enemies barehanded. She's also the bustiest among the female characters and also the most skilled at martial arts.
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* FormFittingWardrobe: Almost continually averted for female pilots; the outfits pilots and other characters wore sometimes hinted a little, but were seldom overt, and their pilot jumpsuits were all baggy and heavily pocketed. The most notable exception was the one time a character got into a formal gown which clung tight enough to reveal her abs -- and rather than being an UnusuallyUninterestingSight, the pilot she was dating saw it and said "Wow!"
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* FormFittingWardrobe: Almost continually averted for female pilots; the outfits pilots and other characters wore sometimes hinted a little, but were seldom overt, and their pilot jumpsuits were all baggy and heavily pocketed. The most notable exception was the one time a character Winter got into a formal gown which clung tight enough to reveal her abs -- and rather than being an UnusuallyUninterestingSight, the pilot she was dating saw it and said "Wow!"
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* HotConsort: During "The Warrior Princess", [[RightfulKingReturns Rightfully Returning Princess]] Plourr meets her cousin/fiance for the first time in decades and finds that he's become a Fabio type--tall, muscular, long flowing hair. He's also utterly devoted to her, and despite sharing some of the royal blood never takes the title Prince or Emperor.
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* HotConsort: During "The Warrior Princess", [[RightfulKingReturns Rightfully Returning Princess]] Plourr meets her cousin/fiance for the first time in decades and finds that he's become a Fabio type--tall, muscular, long flowing hair. He's also utterly devoted to her, and despite sharing some of the royal blood never takes the title Prince or has no desire to be regarded as Prince, let alone Emperor.
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* IgnoreTheFanservice: Soontir Fel, the best Imperial pilot alive, is assigned to a corrupt admiral who pushes a scantily-clad woman at him, telling him to "enjoy her" rather than keep going over the defenses of the world. Fel says his wife would not approve, the admiral says that neither would ''his'' wife, but no-one would know. But Fel would, and he's much more interested in plans for defending the planet from Rebels. This is basically a sort of PetTheDog for him.
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* IgnoreTheFanservice: Soontir Fel, the best Imperial pilot alive, is assigned to a corrupt admiral who pushes a scantily-clad woman at him, telling him to "enjoy her" rather than keep going over the defenses of the world. Fel says his wife would not approve, the admiral says that neither would ''his'' wife, but no-one would know. But [[WhatYouDoInTheDark Fel would, would know]], and he's much more interested in plans for defending the planet from Rebels. This is basically a sort of PetTheDog for him.Rebels.
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* InformedFlaw: The Rogues are supposed to die all the time, with one new pilot to the squadron immediately requesting a transfer out to avoid the high lethality rate of their missions while Fey'lya sarcastically agrees to a dangerous mission for them because it will kill off what's left of the squadron. In the comic's run, the Rogues suffer casualties about what you'd expect from a recurring cast in a military setting, a few RedShirts and the occasional SacrificialLion.
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* InformedFlaw: The Rogues are supposed to die all the time, with one new pilot to the squadron newcomer Xarcce immediately requesting a transfer out to avoid the high lethality rate of their missions while missions. Before that happens, very few pilots had been killed in action, something that readers had noticed and called attention to. After this there ''are'' some deaths. Fey'lya sarcastically agrees to a dangerous mission for them because it will kill off what's left of the squadron. In the comic's run, After those first several comics, the Rogues suffer casualties about what you'd expect from a recurring cast in a military setting, a few RedShirts and the occasional SacrificialLion.
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* InvulnerableKnuckles: In "The Warrior Princess", Plourr is driven into a berserker rage and takes out a rather sizeable team of armored commandos barehanded, largely through punching. She's shown rubbing her bloody fists and bandaging her knuckles, and doesn't throw another punch for the rest of the arc.
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* InvulnerableKnuckles: In "The Warrior Princess", Plourr is driven into a berserker rage and takes out a rather sizeable team of armored commandos barehanded, largely through punching. She's After this she's shown rubbing her bloody fists and bandaging her knuckles, and doesn't throw another punch for the rest of the arc.
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* KingpinInHisGym: Ysanne Isard is once shown training against Mrlssti laser phantoms while she works on her plots to control the Empire. Notably, Isard never actually fights people herself, preferring schemes and {{Manchurian Agent}}s. Apparently she believes the old adage about healthy body, healthy mind.
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* KingpinInHisGym: Ysanne Isard is once shown training against Mrlssti laser phantoms while she works on her plots to control the Empire. Notably, Isard [[TheUnfought never actually fights people herself, herself]], preferring schemes and {{Manchurian Agent}}s. Apparently she believes the old adage about healthy body, healthy mind.
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* LongBusTrip: Elscol, a guerrilla leader who joined Rogue Squadron in the first arc of the comics, quit at the end of the arc following that. She knew that what she was doing was making a difference, but she knew any other good pilot could do as well, and she chafed under orders. She left without malice towards the squadron, hinting that she would try and talk Sixtus Quinn into joining the Rebel Alliance. But although plenty of other allies showed up again during the series, including a commando leader from that same issue, Elscol and Sixtus didn't.[[note]]They return in [[Literature/XWingSeries the books]].[[/note]]
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* LongBusTrip: Elscol, a guerrilla leader who joined Rogue Squadron in the first arc of the comics, quit at the end of the arc following that. She knew that what she was doing was making a difference, but she knew any other good pilot could do as well, and she chafed under orders. She left without malice towards the squadron, hinting that she would try and talk Sixtus Quinn into joining the Rebel Alliance. But although plenty of other allies showed up again during the series, including a commando leader from that same issue, Elscol and Sixtus didn't.[[note]]They return in [[Literature/XWingSeries the books]].books]], where they work together to liberate another world.[[/note]]
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* MsFanservice: The comics tended to avert the large breasts and the skintight clothing and ridiculous poses which generally come with it, though there are some attractive images of female pilots or other women in tight/scant clothing and bathing suits nonetheless.
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* MsFanservice: The comics tended to avert the large breasts and the skintight clothing and ridiculous poses which generally come with it, though there are some attractive images of female pilots or other women in tight/scant clothing and bathing suits nonetheless. nonetheless, and the artist who first drew Plourr as an AmazonianBeauty really got into it.
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* NeckLift: In "Mandatory Retirement", Wedge Antilles does a version of this to Sate Pestage, grabbing him with both hands by the front of his robes and slamming him against a wall. Pestage has referred to a nonhuman Rogue as "animal filth". Wedge snapped.
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* NeckLift: In "Mandatory Retirement", Wedge Antilles does a version of this to Sate Pestage, grabbing him with both hands by the front of his robes and slamming him against a wall. Pestage has referred to a nonhuman Rogue Rogue's body as "animal filth". Wedge snapped.
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* PlanetOfHats: Explored ''and'' subverted. Alderaan was always labeled as the planet of pacifists, and in the comics Tycho liked to respond to hearing that by [[BerserkButton swinging a punch]] at whoever had spoken.
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* PlanetOfHats: Explored ''and'' subverted. Alderaan was always labeled as the planet of pacifists, and in the comics pacifists. Tycho liked to respond to hearing that by [[BerserkButton swinging a punch]] at whoever had spoken.
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* RebelPrince: Eiattu IV went through an Anastasia-like purging of its royalty. Young princess Plourr and her little brother Harran survived and went off the radar. Years later, Harran resurfaces, leading the People's Liberation Movement against the nobility and Imperial occupiers alike, clearly uninterested in retaking the throne. As she's the elder, it's Plourr's anyway, but he resurfaced long before her and never made an attempt. [[spoiler: He turns out to be a {{brainwashed}} Imperial imposter.]]
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* RebelPrince: Eiattu IV went through an Anastasia-like purging of its royalty. Young princess Plourr and her little brother Harran survived and went off the radar. Years later, Harran resurfaces, leading the People's Liberation Movement against the nobility and Imperial occupiers alike, clearly uninterested in retaking the throne. As she's the elder, elder and Eiattu doesn't have the HeirClubForMen, it's Plourr's anyway, but he resurfaced long before her and never made an attempt. [[spoiler: He turns out to be a {{brainwashed}} Imperial imposter.]]
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* ActionGirl: [[BoisterousBruiser Plourr]]. [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Image:X-wing_26.jpg Just look at her!]] She is a princess and her story is loosely based on that of Anastasia, but she is also a competent mechanic and pilot, a bit of a {{Tsundere}}, and both strong and good at hand-to-hand combat.
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* ActionGirl: [[BoisterousBruiser Plourr]]. [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Image:X-wing_26.jpg Just look at her!]] She is a princess and her story backstory is loosely based on that of Anastasia, but she is also a competent mechanic and pilot, a bit of a {{Tsundere}}, and both strong and good at hand-to-hand combat.
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* AmazonianBeauty: Over the course of the series, Plourr Ilo is drawn increasingly muscular and increasingly likely to bare her arms, which does better fit with her strong personality than her original appearance. It's after this change that recurring agent Kapp Dendo [[AmazonChaser mentions being attracted to her]] (from what we've seen, this more resembles the Devaronian females, so it makes sense).
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* AmazonianBeauty: Over the course of the series, Plourr Ilo is drawn as increasingly muscular and increasingly likely to bare her arms, an appearance which does better fit with her strong personality and her propensity towards violence than her original appearance. design. It's after this change that recurring agent Kapp Dendo [[AmazonChaser mentions being attracted to her]] (from what we've seen, this the bigger and more dangerous she looks the more she resembles the a Devaronian females, female, so it makes sense).
* ArtShift: Several different artists worked on this series, each with a very different style.
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* BarBrawl: [[LadyOfWar Xarcce Huwla]] makes short work of the thugs.
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* BarBrawl: There are a few of these! On Tatooine Plourr starts one for fun. Later, [[LadyOfWar Xarcce Huwla]] doesn't ''start'' one, but makes short work of the some thugs.
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* {{Battlecry}}: In "Battleground: Tattooine", some Imperial troopers abandoned into slavery on Ryloth are scooped up by the Rebels and allowed to go after their old commander. "SEMMM-TIINNNN!"
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* {{Battlecry}}: In "Battleground: Tattooine", some Imperial troopers abandoned into slavery on Ryloth are [[MookFaceTurn scooped up by the Rebels Rebels]] and allowed to go after their old commander.the commander who abandoned them. They do so with great enthusiasm, howling his name in rage. "SEMMM-TIINNNN!"
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** Noted by the squadmates of Ibtisam and Nrin as the two argue on their introduction; they'll either get married or kill each other. As they warm to each other they have a conversation where each wants to make a different point clear, but they ''don't'' want to argue.
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** Noted by the squadmates of Ibtisam and Nrin as the two argue on their introduction; they'll either get married or kill each other. As they warm to each other they have other, a conversation is shown where each wants to make a different point clear, but they ''don't'' disagree and keep verbally backstepping as they're on the verge of arguing but want to argue.remain civil.
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* TheBigGuy: Groznik plays this role in the first story arc. Later in the series, Plourr and Xarcce are both presented this way at times.
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* TheBigGuy: Groznik plays this role in the first story arc. Later in the series, Plourr and Xarcce are both presented this way at times.times, as the most physically powerful of the cast.
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* BoisterousBruiser: Plourr is a rare female example. She's a big, loud, brash, hard-partying woman who just loves a good fight (usually with her bare hands).
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* BoisterousBruiser: Plourr is a rare female example. She's a big, loud, brash, hard-partying woman who just loves a good fight (usually with her bare hands).hands, but she's also happy to use a blaster rifle.... as a club).
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* TheCoatsAreOff: In "Blood and Honor", Plourr is tasked with fighting someone and removes her coat to hand to one of her squadmates. Things go sour after she drops the goon, and she's not seen with it again.
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* TheCoatsAreOff: In "Blood and Honor", Plourr is tasked with fighting someone and removes her coat to hand to one of her squadmates. squadmates before she fights a Weequay. Things go sour after she drops the goon, and she's not the coat is never seen with it again.
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* DownerEnding: Isard is, for the moment, ahead; the mission of the last arc, and the death that came with it, accomplished little. Most of the comics characters are never seen again.
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* DownerEnding: Isard is, for the moment, ahead; the mission of the last arc, and the death that came with it, accomplished little. Most Isard's role continues in the book series, but most of the comics characters are never seen again.
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* DyeOrDie: Plourr initially kept her head completely shaved before starting to grow out her hair when her royal heritage was revealed. It's shown that as a child she had very long hair.
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* DyeOrDie: Plourr initially kept her head completely shaved before starting to grow out her hair when her royal heritage was revealed. It's shown that as revealed, though it remains on the short side. As a child she had very long hair.
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They don't protest to the administration about it-Mirax tells them what the policy is.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Anti-Endor Association, a pro-Imperial group at the Mrlsst Trade and Science Academy, say the Battle of Endor never took place, with the Death Star still around and the Emperor's alive. They also say the Rebels destroyed Alderaan and no Jedi exist. All of the (true) reports about it they ascribe to Rebel propaganda. Given the Empire's FantasticRacism and PuttingOnTheReich they bear a resemblance to Neo-Nazi Holocaust deniers. Additionally, the Rogues remonstrating with the Academy administration that they shouldn't be able to spread nonsense echoes real reactions to this, along with the Academy's response defending it on freedom of speech grounds.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Anti-Endor Association, a pro-Imperial group at the Mrlsst Trade and Science Academy, say the Battle of Endor never took place, with the Death Star still around and the Emperor's alive. They also say the Rebels destroyed Alderaan and no Jedi exist. All of the (true) reports about it they ascribe to Rebel propaganda. Given the Empire's FantasticRacism and PuttingOnTheReich they bear a resemblance to Neo-Nazi Holocaust deniers. Additionally, several of the Rogues remonstrating with the Academy administration protesting that they shouldn't be able to spread nonsense echoes real reactions to this, along with the Academy's response defending it policy of permitting this on freedom of speech grounds.
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* ActionGirl: [[BoisterousBruiser Plourr]]. [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Image:X-wing_26.jpg Just look at her!]]
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* ActionGirl: [[BoisterousBruiser Plourr]]. [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Image:X-wing_26.jpg Just look at her!]]her!]] She is a princess and her story is loosely based on that of Anastasia, but she is also a competent mechanic and pilot, a bit of a {{Tsundere}}, and both strong and good at hand-to-hand combat.
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* BoobsOfSteel: By late in the series, Plourr Ilo is both the bustiest and one of the most muscular characters present. Her squadmate Xarcce is at least her equal in strength and is even more muscular with little to no bust, but Xarcce is an alien woman whose body is drawn more masculine than feminine.
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** [[AmazonianBeauty Plourr, a tall, muscular woman who's also quite beautiful]], wears a tanktop along with shorts at length in some later issues while she spars and fights enemies barehanded. In keeping with BoobsOfSteel, she's the bustiest among the female characters and also the most skilled at martial arts.
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** [[AmazonianBeauty Plourr, a tall, muscular woman who's also quite beautiful]], wears a tanktop along with shorts at length in some later issues while she spars and fights enemies barehanded. In keeping with BoobsOfSteel, she's She's also the bustiest among the female characters and also the most skilled at martial arts.
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* OffModel: Numerous different artists worked on this series, some of greater skill than others. ''Requiem for a Rogue'''s art is legendarily poor, with weird emphasis on the seams of faces and on teeth.
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* CombatByChampion: In "Battleground: Tatooine", the Rogues and some Imperials both want a smuggler, and the smuggler's relative has been well-bribed by both sides and can't decide who to hand the smuggler over to. The Rogues are smallish pilots, the Imperials are enormous seasoned troopers, so there's no truly fair form of combat. So two from each side are armed with a BladeOnAStick, allowed to inflict non-lethal injuries, and told to compete to reach a specific goal.
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* CombatByChampion: In "Battleground: Tatooine", the Rogues and some Imperials both want a smuggler, and the smuggler's relative has been well-bribed by both sides and can't decide who to hand the smuggler over to. The Rogues are smallish pilots, the Imperials are enormous seasoned troopers, so there's no truly fair form of combat. So two from each side are armed with a BladeOnAStick, spear, allowed to inflict non-lethal injuries, and told to compete to reach a specific goal.
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* BrainInAJar: A plot thread in "Battleground: Tatooine" features the brain-in-a-jar spider-droids from Jabba's palace, acting as a sequel to the story about them in ''Literature/TalesFromJabbasPalace''.
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* BrainInAJar: A plot thread in "Battleground: Tatooine" features the brain-in-a-jar spider-droids from Jabba's palace, acting as a sequel to the story about them in ''Literature/TalesFromJabbasPalace''. Specifically, [[spoiler: Bib Fortuna's brain in a jar.]]]
* BrainTheft: [[spoiler: Bib Fortuna]] as a brain-spider-droid was abused by Firith Olan but got his own back by dragging him to the monks when he was wounded and swapping into his skull, living Firith Olan in the droid.
* BrainTheft: [[spoiler: Bib Fortuna]] as a brain-spider-droid was abused by Firith Olan but got his own back by dragging him to the monks when he was wounded and swapping into his skull, living Firith Olan in the droid.
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A ''Rogue Squadron'' film set in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' canon has been announced, to be helmed by Creator/PattyJenkins and released in 2023. Jenkins confirmed that its writing will be influenced by the games and books in which the squadron appears.
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A ''Rogue Squadron'' film set in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' canon has been announced, to be helmed by Creator/PattyJenkins and released in 2023. Jenkins confirmed that its writing will be influenced by the games and books in which the squadron appears. As of 2023, the project appears to be [[DevelopmentHell on hold.]]
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Editing.
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** [[AmazonianBeauty Plourr, a tall, muscular woman who's also quite beautiful]], wears a tanktop along with shorts at length in some later issues while she spars and fights enemies barehanded. In keeping with BoobsOfSteel, she has a large bust while also being the female character who's most skilled at martial arts.
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** [[AmazonianBeauty Plourr, a tall, muscular woman who's also quite beautiful]], wears a tanktop along with shorts at length in some later issues while she spars and fights enemies barehanded. In keeping with BoobsOfSteel, she has a large bust while also being she's the bustiest among the female character who's characters and also the most skilled at martial arts.
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* DeathBySex: Ibtisam dies in the same issue that she and Nrin finally officially become a couple. Feylis and Avan, on the other hand, make a no-dying pact, and they both live.
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* SexSignalsDeath: Ibtisam dies in the same issue that she and Nrin finally officially become a couple. Feylis and Avan, on the other hand, make a no-dying pact, and they both live.
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* WorkoutFanservice: Wedge and Wes are working out in one issue, with both being fit, muscular young men. Then Reina, an attractive young women, is introduced wearing a swimsuit, and they [[EatingTheEyeCandy both spend some time looking at her admiringly]]. Wedge ends up dating her briefly.
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* WorkoutFanservice: WorkoutFanservice:
** Wedge and Wes are working out inone issue, issue #32, with both being fit, muscular young men. Then Later on, Reina, an attractive young women, is introduced wearing a swimsuit, swimsuit; Wedge and they Wes [[EatingTheEyeCandy both spend some time looking at her admiringly]]. Wedge ends up dating her briefly.briefly.
** [[AmazonianBeauty Plourr, a tall, muscular woman who's also quite beautiful]], wears a tanktop along with shorts at length in some later issues while she spars and fights enemies barehanded. In keeping with BoobsOfSteel, she has a large bust while also being the female character who's most skilled at martial arts.
** Wedge and Wes are working out in
** [[AmazonianBeauty Plourr, a tall, muscular woman who's also quite beautiful]], wears a tanktop along with shorts at length in some later issues while she spars and fights enemies barehanded. In keeping with BoobsOfSteel, she has a large bust while also being the female character who's most skilled at martial arts.
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* ThereIsNoTry:
-->'''Cadet:''' I'll try to do better.\\
'''Baron Fel:''' Just ''do'' better. Dead men fail ''trying'', not ''doing''.
-->'''Cadet:''' I'll try to do better.\\
'''Baron Fel:''' Just ''do'' better. Dead men fail ''trying'', not ''doing''.
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* ThereIsNoTry:
-->'''Cadet:'''ThereIsNoTry:}
-->'''Baron Fel:''' You must shoot better, Cadet Klivan. If you go down, the Emperor expects you to survive and return to his service.\\
'''Cadet:''' I understand, sir. I'll try to do better.\\
'''Baron Fel:''' Just ''do'' better. Dead men fail''trying'', ''trying,'' not ''doing''.''doing.''
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-->'''Baron Fel:''' You must shoot better, Cadet Klivan. If you go down, the Emperor expects you to survive and return to his service.\\
'''Cadet:''' I understand, sir. I'll try to do better.\\
'''Baron Fel:''' Just ''do'' better. Dead men fail
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%%* SkunkStripe: Ysanne Isard.
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* BigBadWannabe: Sate Pestage, the now-deceased Emperor's former Grand Vizier, can't shake the delusion that he's the man in control, despite several humiliating lessons to the contrary. He assumes the Imperial throne just after Palpatine's death, but is easily manipulated by Ysanne Isard (at one point, he petulantly screams at her, ''"I am in command here, not you!"''), and eventually has to go underground and negotiate a separate peace with the Rebel Alliance; to escape Coruscant, he hitches a ride with renegade warlord Leonia Tavira, who dumps him at his destination, shrugs off his threats and instantly reports his location to Isard. When Rogue Squadron is tasked to rescue him, he abandons them and instead goes to Imperial Admiral Krennel, offering him a position as Pestage's warlord in his new private kingdom. Krennel accepts the offer... [[spoiler:by snapping Pestage's neck and taking his holdings and forces for himself.]]
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* BaldOfAwesome: Plourr Illo initially kept her head completely shaved. In the arc exploring her backstory, she starts growing it out, and in later comics she has a very short, boyish cut.
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* FieryRedhead: Plourr, who is revealed to have red hair (she initially [[BaldWoman shaved her head]]), is quick-tempered and lashes out at people when angered.
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* FieryRedhead: Plourr, who is revealed to have red hair (she initially [[BaldWoman shaved her head]]), head), is quick-tempered and lashes out at people when angered.
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* BaldWomen: Plourr initially kept her head completely shaved before starting to grow out her hair when her royal heritage was revealed. It's shown that as a child she had very long hair.
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* DyeOrDie: Plourr initially kept her head completely shaved before starting to grow out her hair when her royal heritage was revealed. It's shown that as a child she had very long hair.
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*BigBadWannabe: Sate Pestage, the now-deceased Emperor's former Grand Vizier, can't shake the delusion that he's the man in control, despite several humiliating lessons to the contrary. He assumes the Imperial throne just after Palpatine's death, but is easily manipulated by Ysanne Isard (at one point, he petulantly screams at her, ''"I am in command here, not you!"''), and eventually has to go underground and negotiate a separate peace with the Rebel Alliance; to escape Coruscant, he hitches a ride with renegade warlord Leonia Tavira, who dumps him at his destination, shrugs off his threats and instantly reports his location to Isard. When Rogue Squadron is tasked to rescue him, he abandons them and instead goes to Imperial Admiral Krennel, offering him a position as Pestage's warlord in his new private kingdom. Krennel accepts the offer... [[spoiler:by snapping Pestage's neck and taking his holdings and forces for himself.]]
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* TheDreaded: Baron Soontir Fel. The Rogues that trained under him have a low grade panic when they hear they are going up against him in their next mission. For the Rogues that didn't, even hearing about the basic facts of Fel's career like the number and length of his tours of duty have them protesting that nobody is that good. This is exploited by Isard, who intends to lose the battle of Borelias but sends Fel to convince everyone the Empire is trying to win. Such is Fel's reputation that it is generally assumed that he might win the day singlehandedly, when not even the best pilot in the galaxy could prevail against the odds he's facing.
* FakingTheDead: Tycho, crashing, broadcasts a message about going out with a bang before ramming into an Imperial fighter. Winter, devastated, is incredulous at Wedge's cavailer mention of sending someone to find Tycho before he clarifies that the message was a code to say he's ejecting out, used so Imps don't strafe downed pilots. She's not pleased he took so long to mention that.
* ForWantOfANail:
** Soontir Fel reflects on this twice, the first time noting that he and Luke Skywalker have similar backgrounds and that if fate had been different he might have been the one to destroy the Death Star while Luke became the Empire's greatest pilot. The second time he notes that before the defection of his prize students to the Rebellion torpedoed his career he had the respect and admiration of Tarkin and was in line to be the Death Star's starfighter commander. He wonders if he might have been able to prevent the destruction of Alderaan by being a moderating influence on Tarkin and is told that's a fruitless line of speculation in any case.
** Tycho, under the influence of the Sith music, has a dream in which he tells Tarkin about Bail and Leia's Rebel sympathies, resulting in Alderaan's destruction. This never happened and is impossible (he didn't know about the Organas being part of the Rebellion until after Alderaan was destroyed) but he still finds the reminder that he would have done it if he had known sobering.
** Soontir Fel reflects on this twice, the first time noting that he and Luke Skywalker have similar backgrounds and that if fate had been different he might have been the one to destroy the Death Star while Luke became the Empire's greatest pilot. The second time he notes that before the defection of his prize students to the Rebellion torpedoed his career he had the respect and admiration of Tarkin and was in line to be the Death Star's starfighter commander. He wonders if he might have been able to prevent the destruction of Alderaan by being a moderating influence on Tarkin and is told that's a fruitless line of speculation in any case.
** Tycho, under the influence of the Sith music, has a dream in which he tells Tarkin about Bail and Leia's Rebel sympathies, resulting in Alderaan's destruction. This never happened and is impossible (he didn't know about the Organas being part of the Rebellion until after Alderaan was destroyed) but he still finds the reminder that he would have done it if he had known sobering.
* InformedFlaw: The Rogues are supposed to die all the time, with one new pilot to the squadron immediately requesting a transfer out to avoid the high lethality rate of their missions while Fey'lya sarcastically agrees to a dangerous mission for them because it will kill off what's left of the squadron. In the comic's run, the Rogues suffer casualties about what you'd expect from a recurring cast in a military setting, a few RedShirts and the occasional SacrificialLion.
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* {{Nepotism}}: Subverted when Councilmember Beruss refuses to send aid to Rogue Squadron, despite her nephew Avan being a member.
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* {{Nepotism}}: Subverted when Councilmember Beruss refuses to send aid to Rogue Squadron, despite her nephew Avan being a member. Avan thinks the trope is being inverted and Beruss is refusing to send help regardless of the tactical situation to avoid being thought of as taking advantage of her position to aid a family member.
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* YankTheDogsChain: An official on Ryloth offers up a criminal to either the Imperials or Rogues based on who wins a contest. Due to Wedge insisting on protecting Winter and the Imperials being willing to sacrifice each other for victory, they claim the trophy. Afterwards, the official says that perhaps the real trophy was loyalty and concern for one's allies and briefly lets the Rogues think they really won, before clarifying that the trophy is the trophy and the Imperials won. And then it's revealed the criminal is already gone and no one wins anything.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Anti-Endor Association, a pro-Imperial group at the Mrlsst Trade and Science Academy, say the Battle of Endor never took place, with the Death Star still around and the Emperor's alive. They also say the Rebels destroyed Alderaan and no Jedi exist. All of the (true) reports about it they ascribe to Rebel propaganda. Given the Empire's FantasticRacism and PuttingOnTheReich they bear a resemblance to Neo-Nazi Holocaust deniers. Additionally, the Rogues remonstrating with the Academy administration that they shouldn't be able to spread nonsense echoes real reactions to this, along with the Academy's response defending it on freedom of speech grounds.
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* WorkoutFanservice: Wedge and Wes are working out in one issue, with both being fit, muscular young men. Then Reina, an attractive young women, is introduced wearing a jumpsuit, and they [[EatingTheEyeCandy both spend some time looking at her admiringly]]. Wedge ends up dating her briefly.
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* WorkoutFanservice: Wedge and Wes are working out in one issue, with both being fit, muscular young men. Then Reina, an attractive young women, is introduced wearing a jumpsuit, swimsuit, and they [[EatingTheEyeCandy both spend some time looking at her admiringly]]. Wedge ends up dating her briefly.
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* WorkoutFanservice: Wedge and Wes are working out in one issue, with both being fit, muscular young men. Then Reina, an attractive young women, is introduced wearing a jumpsuit, and they [[EatingTheEyeCandy both spend some time looking at her admiringly]]. Wedge ends up dating her briefly.
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