Star Wars Stylebook

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One Jedi, two Jedi, three Jedi, four Jedi. More Jedi, less Jedi. The term is a singular plural in every era.

We don’t capitalize dark side or light side. Not anymore, anyway.

This #Maythe4th, I implore you to remember that the Force binds the universe together and should always be capitalized.

Et tu, THR!?!

Variety, you’re breaking my heart. (Always Lucasfilm in print.)

The key to spelling Barriss Offee is that if you're ever unsure whether you should double a letter, the answer is yes.

@eleventhirtyate @A_K_Verm

The first Jacen (same spelling) to appear in Star Wars was Jacen Solo, second child of Han and Leia in the now decanonized Legends timeline.

Order 66 survivor Kanan Jarrus, originally named Caleb Dume, was the apprentice of Depa Billaba. In Rebels, he would go on to train Ezra Bridger and (in lightsaber fighting) Sabine Wren.

Jacen Syndulla (not Jason, Jaycen or any other variation) is the son of Hera Syndulla and Kanan Jarrus. His parents, along with Ezra Bridger, Sabine Wren and Garazeb "Zeb" Orrelios (seen briefly in #TheMandalorian S3) are the core cast of the #StarWarsRebels animated series.

The highly stylized "Clone Wars" shorts were released between the two movies, and are no longer considered canon. Both shows are on Disney+, though you may have to dig a bit for the 2D.

"The Clone Wars" is a 3D-animated cartoon about the Clone Wars, the galactic conflict that begins with "Attack of the Clones" and ends in "Revenge of the Sith." But the first series to deal with this period was the traditionally animated "Clone Wars."

@starwars Yes.

Return of the Jedi.

Always Wookiee, never Wookie.

Correct in the body but not the header. Lightsaber, one word. @TSA

One Jedi = Jedi Many Jedi = still Jedi. One Sith = Sith Two Sith = still Sith. Both terms are singular plurals!

Both parts of the name Obi-Wan should be capitalized. But maybe, for now, just stick to "Ben." bit.ly/2UHzyjV

@AurekFonts I have no idea. Hopefully Pablo or Matt will/can weigh in, I’d be interested to see what they say.

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@pabl0hidalgo @missingwords Is there an established/preferred way to write YAVIN IV in Aurebesh? Is there an in-universe roman numeral system?