Yoda Taps His Gimer Stick on the Ground
STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:36:18
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Yoda Taps His Gimer Stick on the Ground
STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:36:18
Artoo Rolls Back to His Companions
STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:35:01 - 00:35:02
Anakin Rounds the Bar (2 / 2)
STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:23:39 - 00:23:41
Thanks to @Kinto_M for pointing out that Di Mantid's hair is actually a human hair wig, noted in the Attack of the Clones Visual Dictionary.
Listing of callouts for search purposes:
• Agira Nyrat • Anakin Skywalker • Booton Piton • Civ Sila • Daro Willits • Di Mantid • Dixon Just • Dyemma Reel • Kar Plaushe • MixRMastR • Reha Logg • Rosha Vess • Seib Nod • Sel Maa • Zey Nep
• Unidentified bartender droid • Unidentified Bith • Unidentified human • Unidentified Sullustan
• Human hair wig • Turbolift to upper levels
Anakin Rounds the Bar (1 / 2)
STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:23:36 - 00:23:38
This is another classic example of George Lucas flipping the shot. Anakin’s Padawan braid should be over his right shoulder, but in these shots it’s over his left instead.
Anakin Continues His Search
STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:23:26 - 00:23:28
This guy walking behind Anakin always reminded me of Quinlan Vos. He even has a big tattoo on his arm (or a strangely shaped piece of cloth I guess).
Anakin Stalks Through the Club
STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:23:16 - 00:23:18
Thank You
STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:22:53 - 00:22:54
A lot of callouts in these shots, and Tumblr won't allow enough tags for them all, so here they are listed for searching purposes:
• Bufon Taire • Cian Shee • Dannl Faytonni • Di Mantid • Elan Sel'Sabagno, aka Elan Sleazebaggano • Eos Morne • Immi Danoo • Jynne Celwik • Kalyn Farnmir • Nic Whoma • Obi-Wan Kenobi • Reina March • Whimper Save • Zey Nep
• Unidentified Bith • Unidentified Humans • Unidentified Rodians • Unidentified Sullustan
• Death stick • Toniray wine • Unidentified beverages
[ Fanfare ]
STAR WARS EPISODE I: The Phantom Menace - Deleted Scene: Complete Podrace Grid Sequence 02:15
The only instrument I’m not 100% sure on is the “speetamor” found on pg 101 of the Visual Encyclopedia. It’s found with several of the other instruments that appear in this shot.
Hard to tell in the screenshot above, but in addition to the five Bith, the band also includes a Quarren playing the floonorp, a Nikto playing the kettlebox blower bell, a Pacithhip playing the podport bandfill, a Nikto playing the stompsqueezer, and an Ishi Tib playing a sort of keyboard.
Also, the podport bandfill's name derives from the bandfill instrument played by Nalan Cheel of the Modal Nodes in A New Hope (as well as presumably being made of Podracer parts).
Tim Veekhoven shared on Twitter, that had the Rogues Gallery feature in Star Wars Insider continued, they would have done an article on this unnamed Bith band.
Farn's Fantastic Dectet was a jatz band founded by Angor Farn, a Bith living in Mos Espa. It started out as a Bith-only group called Farn's Fantastic Quintet, which used to have a regular performance in the 7-Gee Lounge. Around 33 BBY they were replaced by the Ortolan nalargonist Eembek, forming the Hyperspace Invasion with the Wookiee mandoviolinist Shororral. Seeking to expand the sound of the band, non-Bith members were added, with Biloxub just weeks before the Boonta Eve in 32 BBY. Soon after, they started playing in Hutt-owned casinos and localities frequented by travelers, hoping for a career in the Core Worlds. 1. D'vvit Kol, playing the fizzz. This former novacrown champion was the public relations manager of the band. 2. Doikk Na’ts, playing the fizzz. An aspiring and talented musician, who came to Tatooine with his parents. 3. Angor Farn, playing the kloo horn. He dreamed of becoming a celebrity, since he saw the holofilm "The Jatz Brothers". 4. Loup [he still needed a surname], playing the sabriquet, wanted Tili Tili to leave the "Smashing Comets" and join the Dectet after a jam session with the Jawa. 5. Brin M'kap playing the drixfar. Lost most of her life savings betting on the Haserian podracer Toy Dampner. 6. Rotem Obolande, playing the floonorp. He hoped to relaunch his career after his one-hit wonder "Whaladon Awakening". 7. Nour'we'sha, playing the sansil. He left Adarlon after becoming annoyed with being one of the many musicians on the planet. 8. Biloxub Wekwa, playing a triplet clarifar adapted to his powerful lungs. Student of Contemporary Music at the University of Ruuria. 9. Po'me'nuk, playing the melodium. Born in Balderdash, near the Glow Dome on Ardalon. Left with his cousin Nour'we'sha. 10. Nalla Drow, playing the chordokeylo. Before she joined the band, she worked for her brother Vek at Drow's Wares. Somehow, we also had a back-up name. Why? I don't remember. Or'rin Farn. She was the first member to join her brother's jatz band and managed the finances.