Star Wars: Droids Wars: Animated Adventures – Droids", which featured "The Pirates and the Prince" and "Treasure of the Hidden Planet", a new compilation film including narration from Mungo Baobab (voiced by Alex Lindsay). Both titles included some soundtrack changes. McCallum retired from Lucasfilm in 2012, and "Droids" went unmentioned in the 2014 rebranding of "Star Wars" canon, making the future of its release uncertain. Ben Burtt wrote liner notes for the , which referenced the Roonstones he had written about in "Droids". He made a cameo appearance in "", and named his character after the Baobabs. The official "Star Wars" website acknowledged
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