He's unshaven, pushy, miserly and has a taste for gambling. It's hard to imagine that he's also a collection of pixels occupying thin air. From the original Art Department designs, to the early CG models created by Industrial Light and Magic, to the voice performance by Andy Secombe, to the final animation and interaction of the hovering Toydarian junkdealer -- see the magic that was needed to not only make Watto come to life, but to make him a star.