About Ewoks.com
Our Story
Ewoks.com was born around a campfire — not unlike the ones on the Forest Moon of Endor. A small group of fans, scattered across the galaxy, realized there was no dedicated gathering place for those who truly appreciated the bravest, furriest warriors in Star Wars lore. So we built one.
What started as a humble tree-hut of a website has grown into a thriving village of hundreds of members across more than 40 countries. We are artists, writers, cosplayers, historians, theorists, and above all — fans who believe the Ewoks deserve more credit than the galaxy gives them.
Our Mission
Yub nub! — which roughly translates to “freedom” in Ewokese. That spirit drives everything we do. Ewoks.com exists to give fans a free, welcoming space to:
- Share stories, fan art, cosplay builds, and creative works
- Debate lore, reconstruct the Ewokese language, and dive deep into canon
- Host watch parties, from Return of the Jedi to Caravan of Courage
- Form lasting friendships with like-minded fans across the galaxy
The Village System
Just as the Ewoks organized into villages on the Forest Moon, our community is built around Villages — themed groups where fans gather by interest. Whether you're a lore scholar in the Bright Tree Archives, a crafting enthusiast in Wicket's Workshop, or a movie-night regular with the Shield Generator Squad, there's a village that feels like home.
Built by Fans, for Fans
Ewoks.com is an independent fan project. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Lucasfilm Ltd., The Walt Disney Company, or any of their subsidiaries. Star Wars and all related characters, names, and marks are trademarks of Lucasfilm Ltd. We're just fans who love Ewoks a lot — possibly an unreasonable amount.
Join the Tribe
Whether you've loved Ewoks since 1983 or just discovered them yesterday, you belong here. No Imperial clearance required.
Questions about Ewoks.com? Reach out to our Council of Elders (that's the admin team) at council@ewoks.com. We'll respond faster than an Ewok can set a forest trap.