Pop Culture and Fictional Characters

When Han Solo encounters Rey and Finn on the Millennium Falcon in The Force Awakens, he calls them 'moof-milkers' while complaining about the compressor.

Maz Kanata's castle is located on the forest planet Takodana. This is the primary setting for the middle act of The Force Awakens.

The formal name for the Rebel Alliance is the Alliance to Restore the Republic. This name reflects their goal of returning to the pre-Empire government.

Yoda's species is never named in the Star Wars films or canon. They are simply referred to as Yoda's species or unknown.

Bossk is a Trandoshan bounty hunter. Trandoshans are known for their reptilian appearance and rivalry with Wookiees.

Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin is the full name of the Imperial officer who commands the Death Star. His first name is revealed in expanded universe materials.

Count Dooku's Sith name is Darth Tyranus. He serves as the apprentice to Darth Sidious during the Clone Wars.

The Devastator was Darth Vader's flagship star destroyer in Episode IV, seen pursuing Princess Leia's ship. It was an Imperial-class Star Destroyer under Vader's direct command. The other options are not actual star destroyer names from the film.

Dewbacks are the large, reptilian creatures used by Imperial stormtroopers for patrols on the desert planet of Tatooine.

The Rebel base in A New Hope is located on Yavin 4, which is the fourth moon of the gas giant Yavin.

The Work Song is a song from the 1950 Disney film Cinderella, sung by the mice as they make her dress.

The song Hellfire is a prominent musical number performed by Judge Claude Frollo in the 1996 Disney film The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The other films listed do not feature this specific song.

A Whole New World is the iconic ballad from the 1992 Disney film Aladdin, sung by Aladdin and Jasmine during their magic carpet ride.

Snow White is officially stated to be 14 years old, making her the youngest of the Disney princesses.