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It spells "Roæhal"
I haven't been able to find any clean images of the actual prop from the movies that show the lettering in full, but the official Disney/Hasbro replica shows this:
I found an unboxing video that has a better view of the text:
According to the Aurebesh alphabet:
It spells "Roæhal." The problem is that nobody seems to know what that means. This was discussed 3 years ago when Rogue One came out; see this thread on Reddit as an example, though if you search Google for "Roaehal" you'll find others.
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One Reddit user (probably misguidedly) hypothesized that the text is meant to be "RO & HAL," which would presumably be the initials of a concept artist and a significant other. A quick search of TFA's cast didn't turn up anyone who fit that bill.
– Ryan Veeder
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It spells "Roæhal"
I haven't been able to find any clean images of the actual prop from the movies that show the lettering in full, but the official Disney/Hasbro replica shows this:
I found an unboxing video that has a better view of the text:
According to the Aurebesh alphabet:
It spells "Roæhal." The problem is that nobody seems to know what that means. This was discussed 3 years ago when Rogue One came out; see this thread on Reddit as an example, though if you search Google for "Roaehal" you'll find others.
answered 2 hours ago
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One Reddit user (probably misguidedly) hypothesized that the text is meant to be "RO & HAL," which would presumably be the initials of a concept artist and a significant other. A quick search of TFA's cast didn't turn up anyone who fit that bill.
– Ryan Veeder
1 hour ago
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It spells "Roæhal"
I haven't been able to find any clean images of the actual prop from the movies that show the lettering in full, but the official Disney/Hasbro replica shows this:
I found an unboxing video that has a better view of the text:
According to the Aurebesh alphabet:
It spells "Roæhal." The problem is that nobody seems to know what that means. This was discussed 3 years ago when Rogue One came out; see this thread on Reddit as an example, though if you search Google for "Roaehal" you'll find others.
answered 2 hours ago
DavidWDavidW
3,95511451
One Reddit user (probably misguidedly) hypothesized that the text is meant to be "RO & HAL," which would presumably be the initials of a concept artist and a significant other. A quick search of TFA's cast didn't turn up anyone who fit that bill.
– Ryan Veeder
1 hour ago
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It spells "Roæhal"
I haven't been able to find any clean images of the actual prop from the movies that show the lettering in full, but the official Disney/Hasbro replica shows this:
I found an unboxing video that has a better view of the text:
According to the Aurebesh alphabet:
It spells "Roæhal." The problem is that nobody seems to know what that means. This was discussed 3 years ago when Rogue One came out; see this thread on Reddit as an example, though if you search Google for "Roaehal" you'll find others.
answered 2 hours ago
DavidWDavidW
3,95511451
It spells "Roæhal"
I haven't been able to find any clean images of the actual prop from the movies that show the lettering in full, but the official Disney/Hasbro replica shows this:
I found an unboxing video that has a better view of the text:
According to the Aurebesh alphabet:
It spells "Roæhal." The problem is that nobody seems to know what that means. This was discussed 3 years ago when Rogue One came out; see this thread on Reddit as an example, though if you search Google for "Roaehal" you'll find others.
answered 2 hours ago
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3,95511451
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3,95511451
One Reddit user (probably misguidedly) hypothesized that the text is meant to be "RO & HAL," which would presumably be the initials of a concept artist and a significant other. A quick search of TFA's cast didn't turn up anyone who fit that bill.
– Ryan Veeder
1 hour ago
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One Reddit user (probably misguidedly) hypothesized that the text is meant to be "RO & HAL," which would presumably be the initials of a concept artist and a significant other. A quick search of TFA's cast didn't turn up anyone who fit that bill.
– Ryan Veeder
1 hour ago
One Reddit user (probably misguidedly) hypothesized that the text is meant to be "RO & HAL," which would presumably be the initials of a concept artist and a significant other. A quick search of TFA's cast didn't turn up anyone who fit that bill.
– Ryan Veeder
1 hour ago
One Reddit user (probably misguidedly) hypothesized that the text is meant to be "RO & HAL," which would presumably be the initials of a concept artist and a significant other. A quick search of TFA's cast didn't turn up anyone who fit that bill.
– Ryan Veeder
1 hour ago
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