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Green Coruscant
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Green Coruscant was a painting created after 104 ABY. It depicted an altered version of the city-covered planet Coruscant that contained stretches of greenery, wetlands, and trees. Throughout the painting, numerous floating cylindrical structures were depicted, with some containing jutting levels on which towers rested. Several tiered surface structures were also present in the illustration.
In the lower half of the painting there were numerous brightly colored vessels such as airspeeders, some of which were parked on platforms on the planet's surface. The painting's foreground featured a raised grassy area that had a footpath lined with thin trees and shrubs. Multiple airspeeders were parked in the area, and people stood on the path looking out at the landscape. The skyline in the painting showed oncoming dark clouds.
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- Released
- After 104 ABY
- Media type
- Painting
- Published in
- Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: Legacy Vol. 4
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- Celestia Galactica Photografica (first appearance)
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