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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': One ''ComicBook/SpideySuperStory'' featured Doctor Doom as the obvious Vader and involved a giant metal planet. For some reason.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': One ''ComicBook/SpideySuperStory'' ''ComicBook/SpideySuperStories'' featured Doctor Doom as the obvious Vader and involved a giant metal planet. For some reason.
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* Franchise/SpiderMan had an [[Series/TheElectricCompany1971 Spidey Super Story]] featuring Doctor Doom as the obvious Vader, involving a giant metal planet. For some reason.
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* Franchise/SpiderMan had an [[Series/TheElectricCompany1971 Spidey Super Story]] featuring ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': One ''ComicBook/SpideySuperStory'' featured Doctor Doom as the obvious Vader, involving Vader and involved a giant metal planet. For some reason.
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* The B plot of the WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens episode “Clubbed” features Bill and Cricket watching Bill’s favorite movie “Constellation Battles”, a quite thinly veiled parody of all the Star Wars movies. It also includes some Franchise/MarvelComics references with the galaxy crystals, which seem to be a parody of the infinity stones.
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* The B plot of the WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens episode “Clubbed” features Bill and Cricket watching Bill’s favorite movie “Constellation Battles”, a quite thinly veiled parody of all the Star Wars movies. It also includes some Franchise/MarvelComics Creator/MarvelComics references with the galaxy crystals, which seem to be a parody of the infinity stones.
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* ''Jinggo'', a Malaysian comic series, has one of the stories spoofing ''Star Wars''. You'd get the impression that Jinggo's creator, Kenny Chua, ''isn't'' a fan of the prequels (or at least, doesn't hold it high in regard) considering he have expies of Darth Maul, Janggo Fett, Jar Jar Binks and Padme Amidala killed off! (Meanwhile, no such thing happens to parodies of the original trilogy)
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'': "Duckworth's Revolt" begins with a parody of the ''Star Wars'' opening crawl, "A long time ago, in a garden far, far away . . . ."
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* The ''WesternAnimation/CBBears'' episode "Disappearing Satellites" takes a number of stylistic cues from the first film. It has a villain loosely inspired by Darth Vader, who flies a spaceship that resembles the Millennium Falcon. His henchman is a beeping robot named X-9 heavily based off R2-D2, although he does speak actual English between his beeps. ''CB Bears'' was one of the first cartoons to do this; the episode debuted on December 3, 1977, barely six months after the first ''Star Wars'' premiered.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'': "Duckworth's Revolt" begins with a parody of the ''Star Wars'' opening crawl, "A long time ago, in a garden far, far away . . . ."
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** From the same game as Vanitas, Terra's character arc can best be summarized as "homage to prequel trilogy Anakin Skywalker", complete with resent over not getting named Master in an order of magic space Knights being key to being seduced to the dark side.
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** From the same game as Vanitas, Terra's character arc can best be summarized as "homage to prequel trilogy Anakin Skywalker", complete with resent resentment over not getting named Master in an order of magic space Knights being key to being seduced knights. Xehanort acts as Terra's Darth Sidious and seduces Terra to the dark side.side by assuring him that it is alright to dabble in dark arts. While it is indeed possible to use darkness while maintaining a disciplined outlook, Terra is being played by Xehanort and eventually suffers for it.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"[[{{Catchphrase}} Hey all]], ''Franchise/StarWars'' reference here."]]
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* An episode of ''Series/That70sShow'' was set when ''Franchise/StarWars'' was first in theaters (It wouldn't become ''Film/ANewHope'' until years later). Eric worries about losing Donna to another guy, resulting in a dream sequence that puts the cast in ''Star Wars''. The best part is Red as Obi-Wan: "Jedi Knight? More like Jedi [[CatchPhrase dumbass]]." (As a result it became one of Eric's defining gags.)
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* An episode of ''Series/That70sShow'' was set when ''Franchise/StarWars'' was first in theaters (It wouldn't become ''Film/ANewHope'' until years later). Eric worries about losing Donna to another guy, resulting in a dream sequence that puts the cast in ''Star Wars''. The best part is Red as Obi-Wan: "Jedi Knight? More like Jedi [[CatchPhrase dumbass]].dumbass." (As a result it became one of Eric's defining gags.)
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** Then there are the two animated shorts starring Maggie the series released on Star Wars Day. The first is 2021's ''WesternAnimation/MaggieSimpsonsInTheForceAwakensFromItsNap'', which has Maggie going to a ''Star Wars'' themed daycare, where she teams up with BB-8 to retrieve her pacifier. The second is 2023's ''WesternAnimation/MaggieSimpsonInRogueNotQuiteOne'', where Maggie ends flying through space in Grogu's stroller and gets chased by TIE Fighters.
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** Then there are the two animated shorts starring Maggie the series released on Star Wars Day. The first is 2021's ''WesternAnimation/MaggieSimpsonsInTheForceAwakensFromItsNap'', which has Maggie going to a ''Star Wars'' themed daycare, where she teams daycare and teaming up with BB-8 in a quest to retrieve her pacifier. The second is 2023's ''WesternAnimation/MaggieSimpsonInRogueNotQuiteOne'', where Maggie ends up flying through space in Grogu's stroller and gets chased by TIE Fighters.
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** Then there is the animated short ''WesternAnimation/MaggieSimpsonsInTheForceAwakensFromItsNap'', which has Maggie Simpson going to a ''Star Wars'' themed daycare, where she teams up with BB-8 to retrieve her pacifier.
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** Then there is are the two animated short shorts starring Maggie the series released on Star Wars Day. The first is 2021's ''WesternAnimation/MaggieSimpsonsInTheForceAwakensFromItsNap'', which has Maggie Simpson going to a ''Star Wars'' themed daycare, where she teams up with BB-8 to retrieve her pacifier.pacifier. The second is 2023's ''WesternAnimation/MaggieSimpsonInRogueNotQuiteOne'', where Maggie ends flying through space in Grogu's stroller and gets chased by TIE Fighters.
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* ''Literature/StarWarped'', by British comedy writer Adam Roberts, which parodies the first six ''Star Wars'' films. The same writer also wrote parodies for ''Literature/TheSilmarillion'' (called ''The Sellamillion'') and ''Film/TheMatrix'' (''The [=McAtrix=]'')
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* ''VideoGame/LegoStarWars'' didn't just stop at video games. They have two half-hour episodes that aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork as well. The episodes are full of comedy that takes full advantage of the Lego settings and in-jokes about the series, including the famous [[ReCut "Han shot first" debacle]].
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* ''VideoGame/LegoStarWars'' didn't just stop at video games. They have two half-hour episodes that aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork as well. The episodes are full of comedy that takes full advantage of the Lego settings and in-jokes about the series, including the famous [[ReCut [[AdaptationalSelfDefense "Han shot first" debacle]].
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* ''Manga/{{Gintama}}'' has not only one, but ''two'' entire story arc based around a ''Franchise/StarWars'' parody. Ironically, it got the basic idea of the films down: japanese samurai (what the Jedi were based off of), a vaguely retro-futuristic setting, and quirky aliens.
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* ''Manga/{{Gintama}}'' has not only one, but ''two'' entire story arc based around a ''Franchise/StarWars'' parody. Ironically, it got the basic idea of the films down: japanese Japanese samurai (what the Jedi were based off of), a vaguely retro-futuristic setting, and quirky aliens.
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* WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder is filled with this, being a science fiction series and all. Particularly notable examples include Lord Hater’s storage station resembling the Death Star, Sylvia’s old partner Ryder being a more shady and self serving {{Expy}} of Han Solo, Dominator’s ship resembling a red and black Star Destroyer, and her minions vaguely modeled after droidekas. And that’s only the tip of the sci-if parody iceberg.
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* WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder is filled with this, being a science fiction series and all. Particularly notable examples include Lord Hater’s storage station resembling the Death Star, Sylvia’s old partner Ryder being a more shady and self serving {{Expy}} of Han Solo, Dominator’s ship resembling a red and black Star Destroyer, and her minions vaguely modeled after droidekas. And that’s only the tip of the sci-if sci-fi parody iceberg.
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* The B plot of the WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens episode “Clubbed” features Bill and Cricket watching Bill’s favorite movie “Constellation Battles”, a quite thinly veiled parody of all the Star Wars movies. It also includes some Franchise/MarvelComics references with the galaxy crystals, which seem to a parody of the infinity stones.
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* The B plot of the WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens episode “Clubbed” features Bill and Cricket watching Bill’s favorite movie “Constellation Battles”, a quite thinly veiled parody of all the Star Wars movies. It also includes some Franchise/MarvelComics references with the galaxy crystals, which seem to be a parody of the infinity stones.
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* The B plot of the WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens episode “Clubbed” features Bill and Cricket watching Bill’s favorite movie “Constellation Battles, a quite thinly veiled parody of all the Star Wars movies. Also includes some Franchise/MarvelComics references with the galaxy crystals, which seem to parody the infinity stones.
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* The B plot of the WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens episode “Clubbed” features Bill and Cricket watching Bill’s favorite movie “Constellation Battles, Battles”, a quite thinly veiled parody of all the Star Wars movies. Also It also includes some Franchise/MarvelComics references with the galaxy crystals, which seem to a parody of the infinity stones.
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* "[[http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=D+2004-229 May The Farce Be With You]]", a Donald Duck / MickeyMouse comic.
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* "[[http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=D+2004-229 May The Farce Be With You]]", a Donald Duck ComicBook/DonaldDuck / MickeyMouse ComicBook/MickeyMouse comic.
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* ComicBook/MonicasGang had ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20050926043816/http://www.monica.com.br/ingles/comics/coelhada/welcome.htm Star Warp]]'' (in the original Portuguese, ''Coelhada nas Estrelas'' something like "Star Rabbit -[[ImprobableWeaponUser beating]]"), followed 11 years later by an ''Empire'' parody, ''O Feio Contra-Ataca'' (Frayder[[note]]the title refers to the gang's usual BigBad, Captain Fray, who plays the role of Darth Vader in this story, as "Dork Frayder"[[/note]] Strikes Back), and 2 years later by ''O Retorno de Jedito'' (Return of the Jedito). Then just in time for Episode VII, came the first of the prequels, ''A Trapaça Fantasma'' (The Phantom Mess-Up, as in a swindle).
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* ComicBook/MonicasGang ''ComicBook/MonicasGang'' had ''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20050926043816/http://www.monica.com.br/ingles/comics/coelhada/welcome.htm Star Warp]]'' (in the original Portuguese, ''Coelhada nas Estrelas'' something like "Star Rabbit -[[ImprobableWeaponUser Rabbit-[[ImprobableWeaponUser beating]]"), followed 11 years later by an ''Empire'' parody, ''O Feio Contra-Ataca'' (Frayder[[note]]the title refers to the gang's usual BigBad, Captain Fray, who plays the role of Darth Vader in this story, as "Dork Frayder"[[/note]] Strikes Back), and 2 years later by ''O Retorno de Jedito'' (Return of the Jedito). Then just in time for Episode VII, came the first of the prequels, ''A Trapaça Fantasma'' (The Phantom Mess-Up, as in a swindle).