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The "Crumb Bomber" -- the Republic gunship with the Kowakian monkey-lizard illustration on its side -- was stationed within the Resolute hangar.

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    • The "Crumb Bomber" -- the Republic gunship with the Kowakian monkey-lizard illustration on its side -- was stationed within the Resolute hangar.
    • The four-legged power droid is called a plunk droid, and sure enough, that's what it says as it shuffles about.
    • The chairs at the briefing are basic office chairs with casters, just like the chairs aboard the original Death Star.
    • After Grievous callously beheads a battle droid gunner, there is a replacement one ready to take its place.
    • The script and earlier versions of this episode had the Jedi fortune cookie read: "Easy is the path to wisdom for those not blinded by ego."
    • The look of the Clone Wars-era Y-wing bombers stems directly from the design of the original Y-wing and speculation from Episode IV Visual Effects Art Director Joe Johnston that the Rebel Alliance Y-wing was a "chopped" version of an older craft. An earlier idea of a skinned or fully faired Y-wing appeared in the Star Wars: Incredible Cross-Sections book from DK, but that design differs from the final look of the Y-wing bombers seen in this episode, which more effectively bridges the design aesthetic of the prequel and original trilogies.
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