This Leaked Star Wars Art Might Reveal New Details From The Film

WARNING! So. Many. Spoilers. (Maybe.)

Nearly one month before our first look at Star Wars: The Force Awakens back in 2014, an anonymous Imageshack user leaked a huge collection of concept art that appears to be from the upcoming film.

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Given what we've learned since, from theatrical trailers and publicity shoots, let's have a look at what we missed the first time around...

BTW, each of these titles accompanied the illustrations at the time of the leak.

1. The "Grave Robber"

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In this illustration, we finally see the face of that shadowy figure holding Darth Vader's burnt helmet. The Grave Robber appears to be on the flight deck of an Imperial Star Destroyer and sports a metallic face and robotic right hand.

Keep in mind that this illustration was leaked over a month before we first saw Vader's burnt helmet in the first trailer.

2. The Grave Robber II

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A closer detail shows the mysterious Graver Robber's upper lip, suggesting that this character is human (or at least somewhat human) and possibly wearing some sort of mask or exoskeleton.

3. Dark Night and Daisy Ridley

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In this picture, we see a mysterious figure getting cozy with the Daisy Ridley's character Rey — whose resemblance to Princess Lea here is remarkable. But who is the shoulder on the far left?

4. The Dark Knight and Daisy Ridley II

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Here we see a showdown in a snowy landscape, with Rey wielding a familiar blue lightsaber.

5. Daisey Ridley and Boyega's Saber

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In this illustration, that same blue lightsaber seems to be in the hands of John Boyega's character, Finn. Looking on appears to be Rey; the lovable droid named BB-8; and Lupita Nyong'o's character, Maz Kanata.

6. Chewbacca's Cybernetic Arm

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In what's probably the most shocking illustration, it looks as if our beloved walking carpet has lost his right arm in combat and is now sporting a bionic appendage. However, in the film's most recent trailer we see Chewy raising both arms above his head in surrender. Is it possible that the wound was received later in the film?

7. AT-AT Base

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Here we see how locals of some nondescript desert planet (possibly Jakku?) have made good use of the ruined remains of an intergalactic battle against the Imperials.

8. AT-AT Base and Speeder

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From above you can see a speeder arriving at the base and debris from what appears to be an additional AT-AT and a TIE fighter.

9. Daisy Ridley

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This illustration appears to show Rey entering a room to greet who looks to be Lupita Nyong'o's character, Maz Kanata. Perhaps this is the moment before we famously hear Nyong'o's line "I have lived long enough to see the same eyes in different people."

10. Montross

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Here's an interesting character we've yet to see in any of The Force Awakens trailers or publicity materials. In an original draft of the Star Wars screenplay from Jan. 28, 1975, "Montross" was the science officer for Jabba the Hutt and friends with Han Solo, who, along with Chewbacca, helped Luke and his two droids defeat the Empire.

These illustrations also reveal many of the rides we'll see hurtling around the galaxy in the movie.

11. The Millennium Falcon

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Han's notorious ship is back — and with a new satellite dish!

12. TIE Fighters

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Look at that beautiful TIE fighter sitting pretty in its loading dock.

13. Pod Falcon

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While we haven't seen the Pod Falcon in any of the previous films, its name hints at its relationship to Han Solo's Millennium Falcon.

14. Pod Bike

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Rey's vehicle of choice?

15. Pod Junker and Land Speeder

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Doesn't that Pod Junker looks remarkably similar to what's hiding in the belly of that destroyed AT-AT in #7?

16. X-Wing and a Tow Pig

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And judging by the spherical domes on the surface of that crashed ship in the background, it looks as though those are the remains of a crashed Imperial Immobilizer 418 cruiser.

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