Databank (website)

The Databank The Databank serves as the official StarWars.com compendium of canonical information. After a redesign of the StarWars.com website, it went live on July 1, 2014. The Databank took the place of the StarWars.com Encyclopedia, which itself had superseded an earlier encyclopedia that was also named the Databank.

Appearances

Jabba Desilijic Tiures entry for many years stated that his species were Hutt and Bomarr Monk.[1] However, Jabba was only established as a Hutt in other sources.[2] It has since been updated to not list any species for him at all.[3] (Unkown)

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The Biography Gallery featured in Orn Free Taas entry contains a picture from The Phantom Menace depicting Taa in the Galactic Senate Chamber with two human aides.[4] Although his aides were indeed human in the theatrical release of the movie (played by Chrissie England and Jim Morris), they were replaced by a duo of female Twilek for the DVD release.[5] (Unkown)

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Bail Organas entry lists his height as 1.91 meters.[6] However, the Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded lists Organas height as 1.99 meters.[7] The entry was later updated to reflect this.[8] (Unkown)

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Despite being a Retail Caucus droid, Battle droid 513 is listed as being nearly a meter taller than the Retail Caucus droid.[9][10] (Unkown)

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Elan SelSabagnos entry featured an image of Sleazebaggano with ears.[11] Though Sleazebaggano actually had ears in reference photography, George Lucas changed Sleazebagganos ears with antennapalps during post-production, causing early toys to feature the character with ears.[12] (Unkown)

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Ord Mantells entry states that its the homeworld of the Mikkian species.[13] However, Leland Chee has stated since then that the Mikkians homeworld is Mikkia.[14] (Unkown)

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Tiplees entry incorrectly states that her and Obi-Wan Kenobis mission to capture Darth Maul occurred at Ord Mantell,[15] instead of at Vizsla Keep 09.[16] (Unkown)

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Although both Ponda Babas and Cornelius Evazans entries claim that the lightsaber wounds Obi-Wan Kenobi inflicted on Evazan were fatal,[17] the Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded stated that Evazan survived the encounter.[7] (Unkown)

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Derek Klivians entry says that he managed to eject from the cockpit of his T-47 airspeeder before it crashed into the head of an All Terrain Armored Transport.[18] The reference book Star Wars: On the Front Lines claims he died. The author of the book, Daniel Wallace, clarified that it was an idea of the Lucasfilm Story Group to kill Klivian based on a planned scene from the movie.[19] Klivians death was later reiterated in the short story Rendezvous Point, published in the anthology From a Certain Point of View: The Empire Strikes Back in 2020.[20] (Unkown)

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The entry for Nala Ses private lab is instead illustrated with a picture of the Tipoca City Training Facilitys storage room.[21] (Unkown)

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The current entry for Clone Force 99 shares the same text as Edmon Rampart,[22] replacing the previous text for the page.[23] (Unkown)

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Both the entries for Sim Aloo and Janus Greejatus say that they were presumed dead after the Battle of Endor due to possibly being still aboard the Death Star II, but otherwise their fates are unknown.[24][25] The tenth issue of the Star Wars Helmet Collection has since confirmed both of their respective deaths there.[26] (Unkown)

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In the gallery for Rebel pilots, the entry on Sila Kott incorrectly lists her callsign as Red Two when she has been identified as Red Three in other sources. Another error is that the image used for Ekelarc Yong is actually that of Gureni Telsij. (Unkown)

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