Pop Culture and Fictional Characters

Rey lives inside the hollowed-out remains of a fallen AT-AT walker on the desert planet of Jakku. This serves as her home throughout the beginning of the movie.

Captain Phasma's armor is plated with chromium salvaged from a Naboo yacht that once belonged to Emperor Palpatine. This detail is revealed in supplementary material.

The stormtrooper who dies during the attack on Tuanul and leaves a bloody handprint on Finn's helmet is FN-2003, also known as Slip.

Resistance members refer to First Order flametroopers as roasters, hotheads, and burnouts. Flameheads is not one of the recognized nicknames.

Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia are revealed to be twins in Return of the Jedi, both being the children of Anakin Skywalker and Padme Amidala.

The Empire's primary infantry units are known as Stormtroopers. They are iconic for their white armor and helmets.

In the original trilogy, Boba Fett falls into the Sarlacc pit, where he is destined to be digested over a thousand years. While later canon shows he survived, within the context of the classic films, this is the intended answer.

In Episode VII, the Resistance is the successor to the Rebel Alliance, formed to oppose the First Order. The term 'Rebels' refers to the original trilogy's faction, not the sequel era organization.

Rey's parentage was intentionally left mysterious in The Force Awakens and was only revealed in The Last Jedi. Her parents were insignificant junk traders, making her choice to define her own destiny rather than her bloodline.

R2-D2 is a classic example of an astromech droid, designed for starship repair and navigation. The other options refer to different droid classes.

Mace Windu is famous for wielding a unique purple-bladed lightsaber. This was a specific request by actor Samuel L. Jackson.

Darth Vader is the Sith identity assumed by Anakin Skywalker after his fall to the dark side. This is the central revelation of the prequel and original trilogies.

In Return of the Jedi, Darth Vader redeems himself by picking up the Emperor and throwing him down the reactor shaft of the second Death Star.

Luke Skywalker meets the Emperor for the first time when Vader brings him aboard the second Death Star in Return of the Jedi. Their confrontation in the throne room resolves the Vader/Emperor/Luke dynamic.

The Emperor's Sith name is Darth Sidious. This is revealed throughout the prequel trilogy.