Unidentified brown-skinned species

A species characterized by brown skin, a tail that ends with a heart-shaped tip, and four limbs, each possessing three digits, inhabited the forest moon of Endor. These beings also displayed a lengthy snout featuring red markings surrounding the mouth at its extremity, along with a substantial dark-brown projection on either side of their head.

Not long after the Battle of Endor, which took place in 4 ABY, news spread across Endor concerning the Bright Tree tribe of Ewoks, including the Ewok Wicket Wystri Warrick, and their Yuzzum neighbors. They were reported to have successfully repelled a contingent of Imperials who had returned to Endor in search of an Imperial weapons cache. Consequently, many of the tribe's neighbors journeyed to Bright Tree Village to engage with the Ewoks, exchanging stories and collaborating on decisions regarding the future of the forest. A member of the brown-skinned species was present, adorned with a golden crown, large hoop earrings, and three gold necklaces. This individual stood in the village alongside the Ewok Princess Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka and a Wokling, both of whom exceeded the crowned individual in height.

Behind the scenes

Within the established Star Wars canon as it exists today, the species made an appearance in the fourth issue of the Star Wars: Ewoks comic book series. This series featured writing by Steve Orlando, illustrations by Laura Braga and Álvaro López, and was released on January 29, 2025.

The species has its roots in the Star Wars Legends timeline, where they were known as Mudgubs. They were featured in "Princess Latara," the fourth episode of the second season of the Ewoks animated series, which was initially broadcast on September 20, 1986. The appearance of the character in the Ewoks comic book is consistent with that of the Mudgub princess from "Princess Latara."