Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: The Visual Dictionary is the third book in the Star Wars Visual Dictionary series. It describes and exhibits the elements of Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones. It was republished as part of Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary. It gives away no spoilers from Attack of the Clones.
Publisher's summary[]
Super-sharp annotated photos and authoritative text reveal the world of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones including the characters, creatures, droids and equipment.
Contents[]
- The Growing Darkness
- Senator Padmé Amidala
- Supreme Chancellor Palpatine
- The Senate
- Droids
- Obi-Wan Kenobi
- Anakin Skywalker
- Zam Wesell
- Coruscant Underlevels
- Outlander Nightclub
- Dexter's Diner
- Jedi Temple
- Yoda
- Jedi Archives
- Freighter Trampers
- Padmé Naberrie
- Kaminoans
- Clone Trooper Growth
- Clone Trooper Equipment
- Jango Fett – Bounty Hunter
- Jango and Boba Fett
- The Lars Family
- Tusken Raiders
- Count Dooku
- The Separatists
- Geonosian Aristocracy
- Trade Federation Battle Droids
- Geonosian Drones
- Arena Beasts
- Jedi in Battle
- Lightsaber Combat
- Acknowledgments
Continuity[]
- The book states that Anakin studied Form IV of lightsaber combat, while in all other sources, Anakin is a practitioner of Form V.
- Barriss Offee's tattoos are erroneously stated to be from Chalactan nature. The MedStar Duology, however, correctly stated that her tattoos were from Mirialan nature.[2]
- Elan Sel'Sabagno is shown with ears, while in the film he has antennapalps. While Sel'Sabagno originally had ears in the film, these were later removed by Industrial Light & Magic according to Pablo Hidalgo, thus retconing his appearance in the film. Anyway, the Sel'Sabagno toys were released with ears instead of antennapalps.[3]
- As in some early scripts for the film, Jamillia's name was spelled "Jamilla."[4]
- Rune Haako is named Gilramos Libkath.
- Zam Wesell's gender, as with most other guidebooks, was listed as "unknown." However, her Databank entry confirmed that she was female.[5] The comic-book one-shot Star Wars: Zam Wesell hinted that Wesell was "sometimes" female due to being a Clawdite.[6]
Media[]
Editions[]
- ISBN 978078948588; April 23, 2002; DK Publishing, Inc.; US hardcover[1]
Cover gallery[]
Cover
Polish edition cover — Gwiezdne Wojny - Atak Klónow - Słownik obrazkovy
Russian edition cover — Звездные войны. Эпизод II: Атака клонов. Иллюстрированный словарь
Appearances[]
By type
| Characters | Organisms | Droid models | Events | Locations |
| Organizations and titles | Sentient species | Vehicles and vessels | Weapons and technology | Miscellanea |
Characters
Organisms
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Droid models
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Events
Locations
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Organizations and titles
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Sentient species
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Vehicles and vessels
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Weapons and technology
Miscellanea
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Sources[]
Book Preview: DK Episode II Books on StarWars.com (original site is defunct)- Star Wars: Build the Millennium Falcon 60 Guide to the Galaxy: Umbara — Shadow World
Notes and references[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book Preview: DK Episode II Books on StarWars.com (original site is defunct)
- ↑ MedStar Duology
- ↑ Pablo Hidalgo (@pablohidalgo) on Twitter (post): "Today's Star Wars Show reminds me: Elan Sleazebaggano was altered in postproduction, too late for toys in the works to change. The proper Elan has no ears. Reference photography didn't have this digital alteration. Toys had a running change to remove his ears." (screenshot)
- ↑ Spelling Discrepancies on the StarWars.com Message Boards (June 6, 2005): "Jamillia. Some of the early scripts used both spellings, though I agree the pronunciation in the film sounds more like 'Jamilla.' " (original site is defunct)
- ↑ Wesell, Zam in the Databank (original site is defunct)
- ↑ Star Wars: Zam Wesell
