3. Wicket W. Warrick (Star Wars Series)
Wicket Wystri Warrick's only movie appearance was in 1983's Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, but he has a much more prominent role than that in the Star Wars canon, having also appeared in the live action made-for-television movies Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure and Ewoks: The Battle for Endor, as well as numerous cartoons, comics and novelisations. He was an Ewok scout, a noble warrior and later ruler of Bright Tree Village on the famous forest moon of Endor. He was the great-grandson of Erpham Warrick and the third son of Deej and Shodu Warrick, following Weechee and Willy, and was the older brother of Winda. Wicket led a very adventurous life, even from a very young age. He and his friends bravely protected their village and the surrounding forest from anyone wishing do them harm, such as Morag the Tulgah witch, the Duloks and other threats from Endor and beyond. He even very nearly killed Emperor Palpatine while defending the sunstar during Doctor Raygar's quest for Imperial domination. Wicket aided the Towani family when they crash-landed on Endor and later assisted Noa Briqualon in the battle against the Sanyassans. He also played an instrumental role in helping the Rebel Alliance defeat the Galactic Empire during the Battle of Endor. After the death of Chief Chirpa, Wicket Warrick and his bride Kneesaa together ruled over Bright Tree Village. Played by Warwick Davis in the live action adaptations of the character, there is a lot more to him than what most people have seen of him in the mainstream features.