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* [[Deus Exit Machina]]: Luke.
* [[Foregone Conclusion]]: Anybody reading the trilogy today knows that Luke's search for his mother really is a [[Rule of Three|wild bantha chase]] from the moment her supposed name is revealed, but the books were written in 1996.
* [[The Greatest Story Never Told]]: After three books of waiting for a chance, {{spoiler|Plat Mallar}} finally gets to participate in the final battle, and [[Heroic Sacrifice|saves a New Republic cruiser from destruction]] by [[Ramming Always Works|ramming]] an enemy bomber. However, he'd used a starfighter belonging to the cruiser's captain, so no one knows it was he who did it.
* [[In My Language, That Sounds Like...]]: Inverted; Etahn A'baht's subordinates nickname him "Eating-A-Boat".
* [[Last of His Kind]]: Plat Mallar is the only known survivor from Polneye, the largest of the worlds that fell victim to the Yevethan Genocide and the only one able to put up a fight, but still utterly annihilated.
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* [[Rescued From the Scrappy Heap]]: Chewbacca's family from the Star Wars Holiday Special gets [[A Day in the Limelight]], and a particularly badass one.
* [[Scary Dogmatic Aliens]]: The SWEU tends to have three broad categories which enemies fall into: 1) Imperials, 2) Sith, and 3) evil alien hordes. Guess which one this is.
* [[Single Gender Race]]: A [[Added Alliterative AppealAlliteration|single-sex sect]], subverted because they allow men in.
* [[Slave Race]]: Tarkin enslaved the Yevetha. On top of destroying Alderaan and [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking|cheating on his wife]].
* [[Spheroid Dropship]]: The Yevetha's thrustships are spherical, based on the surface area argument quoted on the trope page.
* [[Status Quo Is God]]: These books attempt to move on from the status quo by suggesting technological evolution, saying X-wings have become outdated and even Luke now flies an E-wing, and introducing a whole host of new ships. This is ignored by later books, though there are sometimes justifications used, like an upgraded model of X-wing being produced so it regains supremacy.
* [[Villain with Good Publicity]]: Nil Spaar manages to maintain this for a while.