Star Wars Visual ID Challenge

[A] All Terrain Armored Transport | First seen on Hoth, these towering walkers carried troops under heavy armor. Their long legs toppled with tow cables, a clever Rebel trick during Echo Base evacuation.

[C] Star Destroyer | Iconic wedge-shaped capital ship bristling with turbolasers and tractor beams. Starfighters launch from its belly hangar while officers command from a twin‑dome bridge tower.

[D] Ewok | Endor’s small forest dwellers speak Ewokese, build gliders and traps, and famously helped disable the shield protecting the second battle station with guerrilla tactics.

[B] Death Star | Moon‑sized battle station powered by a kyber‑amplified superlaser. Alderaan’s destruction proved its terror, yet a tiny thermal‑exhaust flaw let Rebels finish the job.

[B] X-Wing Starfighter | Balanced speed and firepower, folding S‑foils for attack, astromech behind the cockpit. One famous trench run turned proton torpedoes into history at Yavin.

[A] Jawa | Hooded Tatooine scavengers who roam in sandcrawlers, bartering droids and scrap. Their cobbled ion blasters can drop an astromech quicker than you can say ‘Utinni’.

[C] Imperial Stormtrooper | White‑armored Imperial infantry trained for any climate. Blasters ready, identification numbers instead of names, and that unmistakable clatter echoing down metal corridors.

[D] Millennium Falcon | Heavily modified YT‑1300 freighter. “Fastest hunk of junk” made the Kessel Run brag, hid a smuggling compartment, and helped destroy not one but two battle stations.

[A] Ion Cannon | Disrupts electronics instead of vaporizing hulls. Echo Base’s surface gun blanked Star Destroyers long enough for transports to punch through a blockade over Hoth.

[D] Droideka | Rolling destroyer droids deploy shields and twin cannons. Their curled approach is terrifying; once unfolded, they shred infantry unless someone cuts power or flanks smartly.

[C] Cloud City | Tibanna‑gas mining colony floating above Bespin. Lando’s neutral haven until an old deal brings Vader, bounty hunters, and a very inconvenient dinner invitation.

[B] TIE Fighter | Fast, fragile, and everywhere. Twin ion engines scream, hex solar panels supply power, and swarms launch from carriers to mob slower Rebel craft.

[A] Tusken Raider | Tatooine nomads wield gaffi sticks, travel with banthas, and guard their territory fiercely. Moisture farmers learn fast to skirt canyon routes and stay quiet.

[C] Battle Droid | Mass‑produced infantry built cheap and chatty. Control signals from orbiting command ships kept ranks coordinated—until those hubs blew and units went hilariously cross‑wired.

[B] Tauntaun | Hoth snow lizards domesticated for patrols beyond Echo Base. They smell worse on the inside, but body heat can keep a stranded pilot alive.

[D] Gungan | Amphibious Naboo natives with bubble architecture and energy orbs. The Grand Army’s shield domes stalled invading tanks before chaos, luck, and courage flipped the battle.

[C] Landspeeder | Repulsorlift hover car skimming a meter above ground. Luke’s X‑34 ran desert errands to Tosche Station long before it funded a ticket off‑world.

[A] Rancor | Jabba’s subterranean pet apex predator. Thick hide, long arms, and a handler with tears—until a falling gate and a thrown skull ruined lunch.

[B] Lightsaber | Elegant plasma blade powered by kyber crystals. Colors hint at tradition—blue and green for Jedi, red for Sith—and doors, droids, and doubts all get sliced.

[D] Wookiee | Towering Kashyyyk natives renowned for bowcasters, loyalty, and life debts. Rip arms from sockets? Maybe. Fix hyperdrives and win wars? Definitely, if you let them pilot.