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"Max Reebo" - "Coruscant Nights"
Coruscant Nights was a source of entertainment on the planet Coruscant during the Clone Wars. The musician Max Rebo was part of it. Posters were put up around the city in order to promote Coruscant Nights. One design showed white text on a dark background and read "Max Reebo [sic]" - "Coruscant Nights". Another showed the silhouette of two people against a blue background and said "Coruscant Nights" at the top[1] and "Coruscant Ballroom" at the bottom.[2]
Behind the scenes[]
It is not known what exactly Coruscant Nights is, though the involvement of Max Rebo suggests that it may be a series of concerts or a festival of some sort.
The two posters are first seen in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars episode Lightsaber Lost, inside the building where Anakin Skywalker goes to fetch the criminal Car Affa. Only parts of the Max Rebo poster is seen in this episode, and the other poster is unreadable. Both posters are seen up close in Moshi Bar in in Lethal Trackdown. The second version can also be seen on the streets of Coruscant in Evil Plans, when IG-86 is searching for R2-D2. A mirror-inverted, and partially obscured, version of the Max Rebo poster can be seen in in an unidentified cantina in Pursuit of Peace.
Appearances[]
The second promo poster for Coruscant Nights
Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Lightsaber Lost" (Poster only) (First appearance)- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Lethal Trackdown" (Poster only) (First identified as Coruscant Nights)
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Evil Plans" (Poster only)
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Pursuit of Peace" (Poster only)
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Orders" (Poster only)
Notes and references[]
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Lethal Trackdown"
- ↑ In "Lethal Trackdown," the Aurebesh text "Coruscant Ballroom" can be read at the bottom of a copy of the second poster, glimpsed over the entrance to Moshi Bar as Plo Koon says, "You may be surprised what people reveal when they have been drinking." If you compare the design at bottom of this poster to the full poster seen inside the cantina (where only the "Coruscant Nights" parts can be deciphered), you can see that it is the same poster, meaning that it reads "Coruscant Nights" at the top and "Coruscant Ballroom" at the bottom. The full version of the poster over the cantina entrance can also be seen in the wide shot of the Jedi leaving the bar, but only from a distance.