It was destroyed twice, once in the 4th film, and again in the 6th. Luke Skywalker shoots a torpedo into an exhaust which, causes a chain reaction. The second time was by Lando and a group of rebels, destroying it's main reactor after the shield went down.
I only saw the movies, and that's as far as they covered.
Ed loves Star Wars! ♥ Ed has read some of the books on her computer and seen all the movies.
The seeecret plans for the first Death Star were stolen by the rebels, and that is how they knew where send the missiles. The second Death Star's shield was projected from Endor, and rebels and Ewoks of cuteness blew the generator place sky high. So then the Millennium Falcon flew into the Death Star and blew up the reactor. It was incomplete and easy to fly into; that was a big factor.
The Empire was actually doing really quite well till the rebels blew up the Death Stars and sent their plans to hell. Ed thinks it came down to dumb luck and the struggle of people loyal to freedom. Ed has seen a lot of that sort of thing in old Earth entertainment medium.
Hmmm sort of sort of! The Death Star pulled the Millennium Falcon in with a tractor beam, and the crew of that ship had quite a tricky scheme. They hid in compartments and stole Stormtrooper outfits and managed to turn the tractor beam off while rescuing Princess Leia. But poor Obi-Wan died thanks to Darth Vader.
Ed thinks your words are awfully funny. Ed wishes to ask why so much care is put into the queries?
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...And what happens after that?
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I only saw the movies, and that's as far as they covered.
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The seeecret plans for the first Death Star were stolen by the rebels, and that is how they knew where send the missiles. The second Death Star's shield was projected from Endor, and rebels and Ewoks of cuteness blew the generator place sky high. So then the Millennium Falcon flew into the Death Star and blew up the reactor. It was incomplete and easy to fly into; that was a big factor.
The Empire was actually doing really quite well till the rebels blew up the Death Stars and sent their plans to hell. Ed thinks it came down to dumb luck and the struggle of people loyal to freedom. Ed has seen a lot of that sort of thing in old Earth entertainment medium.
~ Edward Wong Hau Pepelu Tivrusky IV ~
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I don't think the rebels are 'loyal to freedom.'
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Ed thinks your words are awfully funny. Ed wishes to ask why so much care is put into the queries?
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it featured "dark helmet" who was an idiot, along with various other foolhardy officers
the entire production was filled with crude humor and comic violence
the good guys won while the last few spaceballs found themselves stranded on a planet full of smart and civilized apes
one of the best films ever
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-Kyon
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