10 More Unbelievable Star Wars Facts That Are Somehow True
You'll never believe what famous song the voice of Asajj Ventress also popped up in.
Nothing should really surprise Star Wars fans at this point.
Over the years, fans of this galaxy far, far away have witnessed children take out gigantic spaceships, space wizards project themselves across this universe, and more Jizz music than they know what to do with.
And the behind-the-scenes madness can often be just as bizarre and scarcely believable as the action seen going down on-screen, with news of strange original plans for certain characters, for example, sometimes seeming too odd to be true.
But just when you thought you'd seen and heard it all, this list is here to reveal a whopping 10 more truly insane or deeply unexpected Star Wars facts that you will find yourself struggling to believe at first.
Were you aware that the voice of one awesome Star Wars Force-user actually showed up in a rather famous tune? Or that one of the galaxy's all-time favourites once had their own clone with one of the silliest names imaginable? Probably not.
However, you better believe that these 10 more weird and wonderful Star Wars details are 100% the truth. This is where the unbelievable fun begins.
10. The Voice Of Asajj Ventress Also Sang "Give It To Me Baby!"
Quickly going on to become one of the coolest and most complex characters within the galaxy far, far away outside of the big-screen tales, Dathomirian Force-user Asajj Ventress has spent time as everything from a Nightsister, to a Jedi padawan, to Count Dooku's apprentice, to a bounty hunter over the years.
And throughout the Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Bad Batch animated series, and in a few video games, the character was voiced by the fantastic Nika Futterman.
Along with her terrific work as the figure seen clashing with Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, Futterman has also lent her vocal talents to the music world, too.
And in a fact that will no doubt well and truly blow your mind, the same woman who voiced Ventress actually uttered the famous "Give it to me baby!" part of The Offspring's famous Pretty Fly (For A White Guy) banger.
That's right, the same voice heard spitting verbal venom at our heroes in the Star Wars galaxy unbelievably helped create this memorable piece of '90s punk rock. What a weird ol' world.