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Many of the main "star warriors" fight using Transformer-like battle mecha that change from space vehicles to combat robots. These mecha are piloted from within and are not apparently sentient beings like true Transformers. The pilots trigger their vehicle's transformation by summoning something called "The Force." Rather unique to this conflict, many of the key figures in these Star Wars pilot clearly customized mecha whose robot modes are based closely on their own physical appearance. Based on the possible size of the Star Warriors relative to the average Transformer (see below), their transforming ships may be on a scale with massive city-bots like [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]]. | Many of the main "star warriors" fight using Transformer-like battle mecha that change from space vehicles to combat robots. These mecha are piloted from within and are not apparently sentient beings like true Transformers. The pilots trigger their vehicle's transformation by summoning something called "The Force." Rather unique to this conflict, many of the key figures in these Star Wars pilot clearly customized mecha whose robot modes are based closely on their own physical appearance. Based on the possible size of the Star Warriors relative to the average Transformer (see below), their transforming ships may be on a scale with massive city-bots like [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]]. | ||
Perhaps similar to the inhabitants of [[Femax]], these fearsome beings, while being in many cases strikingly human-like, sometimes appear to be of a gigantic stature, equalling the size of many Transformers. This came to light when, along with their own internal conflicts, they also battled the Transformers of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] universe directly, as depicted in the Star Wars vs. Transformers [[Attacktix]] game, or | Perhaps similar to the inhabitants of [[Femax]], these fearsome beings, while being in many cases strikingly human-like, sometimes appear to be of a gigantic stature, equalling the size of many Transformers. This came to light when, along with their own internal conflicts, they also battled the Transformers of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] universe directly, as depicted in the Star Wars vs. Transformers [[Attacktix]] game, or perhaps the Transformers themselves had been reduced in stature. Whether the star warriors are native to the Unicron Trilogy universe or traveled to it from elsewhere remains unknown. | ||
Known factions include: Jedi, Sith, Rebel, and Separatist. | Known factions include: Jedi, Sith, Rebel, and Separatist. | ||
Revision as of 04:46, 14 July 2006
Star Wars is the catch-all banner for an intergalactic conflict between several factions of humanoid aliens and robots engaged in an intergalactic war.
Many of the main "star warriors" fight using Transformer-like battle mecha that change from space vehicles to combat robots. These mecha are piloted from within and are not apparently sentient beings like true Transformers. The pilots trigger their vehicle's transformation by summoning something called "The Force." Rather unique to this conflict, many of the key figures in these Star Wars pilot clearly customized mecha whose robot modes are based closely on their own physical appearance. Based on the possible size of the Star Warriors relative to the average Transformer (see below), their transforming ships may be on a scale with massive city-bots like Fortress Maximus.
Perhaps similar to the inhabitants of Femax, these fearsome beings, while being in many cases strikingly human-like, sometimes appear to be of a gigantic stature, equalling the size of many Transformers. This came to light when, along with their own internal conflicts, they also battled the Transformers of the Unicron Trilogy universe directly, as depicted in the Star Wars vs. Transformers Attacktix game, or perhaps the Transformers themselves had been reduced in stature. Whether the star warriors are native to the Unicron Trilogy universe or traveled to it from elsewhere remains unknown.
Known factions include: Jedi, Sith, Rebel, and Separatist.
Notes
(One of the "star warriors", a Han Solo, bears a passing resemblence to movie star Harold Edsel. Whether his costar Karen Fishook also has a star warrior counterpart is unknown.)
