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"Duel of the Droids" is the seventh episode of Season One of the animated television series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. It aired on November 14, 2008.

Use of Aurebesh

It appears this droid's mission memory has never been erased. It contains every Republic formation and strategy they have.

Gha Nachkt to General Grievous


Skytop Station shields

When the Separatist battlesphere's deflector shield is lowered, the holographic readout, which is seen from behind and is therefore mirrored, includes the text "ORESET [sic] INTERFACE" (barely readable), "ZOOM IN ROTATE", "JEDICRUISER [sic] WEAPONS INVENTORY", "BRIDGE LAYOUT" and (the following is barely readable):


WITH SHIELDS DOWN,
THE CRUISER WASNO [sic] MATCH
FOR THE DESTRUCTIVE
POWER UNLEASHED BY
A CONCEALED
TURBOLASER TURRET
INTHE THE [sic] HANGAR BAY

WITH ITS SHIELDS DOWN,
THE CRUISER WANSNO [sic] MATCH
FOR THE DESTRUCTIVE
POWER UNLEASHED BY
A CONCEALED
TURBOLASER TURRET
INTHE THE [sic] HANGAR BAY


When Gha Nachkt and R2-D2 walk by, the display includes the text "EQUATOR GUNS POSITIONS" and "THRUST POSTERS LEVELS". The rest of the text is unreadable.

Twilight display

When Captain Rex discovers the Separatist battlesphere, the data display aboard the Twilight reads "ZOOM IN" and "SKYTOP STATION". The rest of the text is gibberish.

R2-D2's memory banks

Gha Nachkt accesses R2-D2's memory bank and finds that the little droid contains every Republic strategy. Although the holographic displays are replete with Aurebesh characters, the text ultimately amounts to mere gibberish.[1]

See also

 "Duel of the Droids" on Wookieepedia

References

  1. StarWars.com Duel of the Droids Trivia Gallery on StarWars.com: “Those fishing around for hidden Aurebesh messages in Artoo's data screens are in for challenge. The text is gibberish.” (Slide 4)
This article is adapted from material from the (now deleted) "List of use of Aurebesh" article on the Star Wars wiki (link to archived copy), which is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License.
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