Bones were white,^[2] rigid tissues that made up the internal skeletal structure of certain lifeforms,^[3] including humans,^[4] Mirialans,^[5] Iktotchi,^[6] Twi'leks,^[7] Feeorin,^[8] Lasat,^[9] and krayt dragons.^[10] By contrast, the skeleton of the Gungans was made of cartilaginous material rather than bone.^[3]

In humanoids, the bone on each side of the face below the eye, forming the prominence of the cheek, was called the zygoma.^[11]

The Nightsisters of Dathomir notably used bones, along with tree branches and animal skins, to create the strange structures that stood in their graveyards.^[12]

The Kaleesh warriors wear traditional, terrifying masks carved from the skulls, bones,^[13] and teeth^[14] of their native predatory animals.^[13]

Some members of the criminal Kanjiklub gang incorporated pieces of bone into their jury-rigged blasters. Topboss Tasu Leech's Donderbus blaster pistol had a handle made from a Kintan strider's ulna, while his "Huttsplitter" blaster rifle featured a gundark bone grip, and Crokind Shand's heavy bore rifle, included a roggwart bone butt. Famed pirate Captain Sidon Ithano proudly captured a rifle from another Kanjiklubber, which had a bone butt as well.^[15]

Some types of food contained bones; when Peli Motto instructed her pit droids to fetch food for Grogu, she asked them to get something with bones in it.^[16]

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Non-canon appearances[]

• Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge — "Episode 1" (Statue only)
• LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga

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External links[]

• Bone on Wikipedia