Despite their small size, Ewoks are strong; in the climactic battle scene of the film, they are shown physically overpowering and once even throwing Imperial stormtroopers, though this detail is not consistent throughout the film.
Despite their adorable outward appearance, Ewoks are too quickly underestimated. Fans often wonder how an armored Stormtrooper could be taken down by a bonk on the head with a rock. That's because Ewoks are canonically just as strong as Wookies.
There is an Ewok Jedi wielding a lightsaber and wearing Jedi robes seen in a picture inside a 2004 sourcebook for the "Star Wars Roleplaying Game." This is part of the Legends universe, however, meaning it is not canon to the current continuity. Still, one is allowed to dream.
Despite their small stature, Ewoks are skilled warriors and played a vital role in the Battle of Endor. The Ewoks' lack of presence as Force-sensitives may be due to their limited knowledge of the Force, rather than their intelligence.
Despite their small size, Ewoks are strong; in the climactic battle scene of the film, they are shown physically overpowering and once even throwing Imperial stormtroopers, though this detail is not consistent throughout the film.
As the series evolved, so did Chewbacca, and the idea of Wookiees being primitive didn't quite fit anymore. So when Lucas had the chance to actually do the battle he planned in the first film, he changed the Wookiees for a smaller version: Ewoks.
Ewokese was the language spoken by the Ewoks. C-3PO claimed Ewokese was a primitive language, but despite its isolation, he was able to understand it. Ewoks were able to learn and speak other languages, including Basic. Ewokese was related to other tongues on the Forest Moon of Endor.
Houks were a people with a reputation for raw strength and short tempers. They were very powerful due to their large bulk of pure muscle. They were among the largest and strongest humanoid sentients, rivaled only by species such as the Wookiees for physical power.
History. On Endor, the bear-like Ewoks mostly fed on roots, nuts, and spit-roasted splledarks, with an occasional feast of boar-wolf meat. Nevertheless, verkles were also part of the Ewoks' diet when the hunt was bad.
Weaknesses. Despite its strengths, the Ewok is very frail when it comes to fighting head-on. With only 80 health available to it, the Ewok is not very difficult to kill and must rely on stealth, teamwork with other Ewoks, and separating its enemies in order to take out Stormtroopers.
Ewoks were not discovered until the collapse of the Jedi Order, and according to current Disney canon, there will never be another Jedi. Notably, in the old canon, an Ewok could conceivably become a Jedi, as a new Jedi academy was erected by Luke, and even had Kyle Katarn participating in it.
The suggestion that Return of the Jedi's Ewoks ate Imperial Stormtroopers following the Battle of Endor is a popular joke among Star Wars fans, but both Legends and canon prove this gag's veracity.
Although a rare phenomenon, Force-sensitive Wookiees were possible, and some joined the ranks of the Jedi, becoming a source of great pride for their people. Such Wookiees included the Jedi Master Arkoff, Jedi Knight Burryaga Agaburry, and the youngling Gungi.
The Ewoks accepted members of the Rebel Alliance into their tribe, and allied themselves to their cause. The Ewoks helped in the ground battle to destroy the Imperial shield generator built in their forests, and their primitive weapons felled the stormtroopers and the scout walkers of the Empire.
A wokling was a baby or infant Ewok. They were fawned over by their parents and were described as adorable by most people who met them. The term "wokling" is derived from the words "Ewok" and "youngling" (a term used by most species in the galaxy to describe their offspring).
Therefore Ewoks, being a sapient alien species who have developed technology and society, are NOT animals. Unless a violently unstable Jedi wants to kill them in a blood rage.
Teebo was a Force-sensitive Ewok male; initially a scout, then an apprentice of the shaman Logray and eventually a respected warrior in the Bright Tree Village on the Forest Moon of Endor.
The Ewok would climb the highest lifetree and leap off the highest limb. They had to catch themselves on the lower limbs until they descended all the way to the ground. An Ewok who missed could be seriously injured.
