Pablo Hidalgo is an author of material ranging from West End Games role-playing game (RPG) resources to content for StarWars.com, where he went under the screen name of Pabawan. He is also a founding member of the Star Wars Fanboy Association. He served as Internet Content Manager for Lucas Online until 2011, and also worked as a comics writer on StarWars.com.
Until January 2000, Hidalgo wrote and managed the Star Wars Index at echostation.com, when he abandoned the project to work for Lucasfilm.
He had a cameo playing Janu Godalhi (an anagram of Pablo's real-life father, Juan Hidalgo) in Revenge of the Sith and was also referenced with the character Palob Godalhi.
After The Walt Disney Company acquired Lucasfilm, Hidalgo was assigned a job within the newly formed Lucasfilm Story Group, whose main purpose is to create and maintain one cohesive canon, thereby eliminating the previous hierarchical canon. He is also one of the members of the Intellectual Property Development Group.[1]
Hidalgo also serves at Lucasfilm as a creative executive in story development. In addition to his Star Wars work, Hidalgo has written or coauthored reference guides for both the G.I. Joe and Transformer franchises.[2]
Star Wars bibliography
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- Star Wars Rebels: The Rebellion Begins on StarWars.com
- NYCC 2013: Meet the Inquisitor, the New Face of Evil in Star Wars Rebels on StarWars.com
- Star Wars Rebels: The Empire Returns on StarWars.com
- Droid Design: Chopper from Star Wars Rebels Comes to Life on StarWars.com
- Star Wars Rebels: Meet the Inquisitor, the Empire's Jedi Hunter on StarWars.com
- Star Wars Rebels and More at San Diego Comic-Con 2014 – UPDATED! on StarWars.com
- SDCC 2014: Star Wars: A New Dawn Panel – Liveblog on StarWars.com
- "The Making of A New Dawn"—Star Wars Insider 152
- Rogue One Details Revealed at Star Wars Celebration Anaheim on StarWars.com
- Adding to the Archives: Pablo Hidalgo on Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded on StarWars.com
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External linksEdit
- Fragments from the Mind's Eye, Pablo Hidalgo's StarWars.com Blog (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
