Urgah Urgah , also known as Urgah Lady Gorneesh , was the queen of a tribe of Duloks on the Forest Moon of Endor . She was the mate of the tribe ' s leader , King Gorneesh , and the mother of several children , including Prince Boogutt . At her home in the Dulok Swamp , Urgah ' s high status made her one of the tribe ' s three primary leaders , along with King Gorneesh and the shaman Umwak . In this capacity , she helped lead the Duloks in their longstanding feud with the Ewoks of nearby Bright Tree Village . Many of these altercations occurred in 3 ABY . On one occasion , she joined her tribemates in bathing with stolen Ewok soap , which turned them invisible and let them spook the Ewoks . When Gorneesh and his cronies stole an Ewok battle wagon as part of another plot , Urgah rode atop the contraption as it barreled toward the Ewoks ' Soul Tree s . The queen later rode aboard a Dulok battleship in an attempt to disrupt the Ewoks ' Fishing Festival . Nevertheless , each of these schemes was foiled due to bumbling by Urgah ' s tribe mates and counter - tactics from members of the Ewok tribe . Despite her elevated station , Urgah was often relegated to carrying out menial chores , such as cooking and babysitting . For instance , when Gorneesh agreed to let the Tulgah witch Morag keep a Phlog child at the swamp — part of a scheme to infuriate the baby ' s father and mother into blaming the Ewoks for the kidnapping — Urgah was given the seemingly never - ending task of cooking for the enormous infant . Nevertheless , Urgah played upon Gorneesh ' s devotion to her — his " little swamp bunny " — henpecking her husband to get out of at least some undesirable work . For example , when her brood of Dulok pups became too unruly , Urgah threatened to stop cooking for her husband unless he found her a babysitter . The Ewok Latara was kidnapped to that end until her friends mounted a rescue with the help of an itinerant band of entertainers known as the Travelling Jindas . Later , on the anniversary of Urgah ' s marriage to Gorneesh , she demanded that the king give her a substantial present ; his underlings returned with a large gem and two Ewok servants , Shodu Warrick and Wicket W . Warrick . The queen ' s mood soured when the gem proved in reality to be an egg , which hatched into a surly serpent and gave the Ewoks a chance to escape . Biography . All the king ' s kin . Urgah was a female Dulok who hailed from the Forest Moon of Endor . By 3 ABY , she had married a male Dulok named Gorneesh . At some point , Gorneesh became the king of Urgah ' s tribe , making her queen of the large band and making her Urgah Lady Gorneesh . The royal couple took up residence in a hollowed - out tree in their village in the Dulok Swamp . Urgah received a throne made of stone , which sat beside her husband ' s ; from it , she helped preside over the tribe ' s affairs as one of the three highest - ranked members of the group alongside Gorneesh and the shaman , Umwak . She performed religious duties at times . However , Urgah suffered from the prejudices of her species that relegated females to domestic and reproductive roles : she was expected to cook , wash dishes , and take care of her children . Indeed , by 3 ABY , Urgah had borne Gorneesh several pups , including at least two boys — one burly , the other thinner — and a girl . One of the couple ' s children was Prince Boogutt , the heir apparent to lead the tribe in 3 ABY . Urgah ' s tribe had a generations - long history of warfare with the tribe of Ewoks that inhabited nearby Bright Tree Village . As such , her husband was constantly hatching schemes to get the best of these rivals . During the summer of 3 ABY , Gorneesh sent the Dulok shaman , Umwak , to steal a bar of Ewok soap from Bright Tree Village ; with it , the Duloks could clean their fur and repel the pesky insects that infested them . However , Umwak and his cohort returned with a different type of soap . As the Duloks bathed in the swamp , Urgah was the first to notice its peculiar properties : it turned the bather invisible . After the Duloks ' initial shock , Urgah found that washing again with water returned the bather to a normal state of visibility . Gorneesh declared a raid on the Ewok village , with the invisible Duloks impersonating tree spirits . The raid went well at first , but the Ewoks soon discovered the ruse , and a scramble ensued over possession of the invisibility soap . The Ewok Wicket W . Warrick ended up with it , but Urgah , Gorneesh , Umwak , and several Dulok warriors intercepted him at the bank of a river . Gorneesh shook him until a bar was dislodged , which Urgah grabbed . The Duloks departed and attempted to repeat their raid by bathing to become invisible . However , they soon discovered that the bar the queen had swiped was a third type of soap : one that " attracted " insects . Urgah and the others dived for cover as Logray and the other Ewoks released swarms of insects upon them and forced the Duloks to flee back to their swamp . Let them eat glock . Another day , the Tulgah witch Morag dropped off a baby Phlog named Nahkee at the Dulok Swamp and used threats of magic al retaliation if Gorneesh and his tribe did not babysit him . Thereafter , she convinced the infant ' s parents that the Ewoks of Bright Tree Village were behind his disappearance . Urgah helped with the childcare duties , cooking a gray stew called glock , which Nahkee ate by the cauldron - ful . When Gorneesh grew tired of the attention that the Phlog gave him — the youngling was particularly enamored of the Dulok king and treated him like a pet — he attempted to tie the baby down and take a nap , but the Phlog escaped . Urgah cooked up a batch of glock so that the smell would draw the baby back . Indeed , the baby Phlog returned — with three young Ewoks in tow : Wicket W . Warrick , Teebo , and Malani . Gorneesh immediately ordered the new arrivals to take over babysitting duties until he could ransom them later . When the Ewoks ' friends , Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka and Latara , came looking for them , they were also captured and forced to join in the Phlog ' s care . Urgah heard Kintaka humming a lullaby and taunted the Ewok princess into serenading the Dulok village with the song . Kintaka did so , with Latara accompanying her on flute . Meanwhile , Teebo had secured the help of several humming peeper s ; the combination of music and the birds ' fast - beating wings lulled the Duloks into a slumber , allowing the Ewoks to escape with the Phlog . When Gorneesh awoke to find their captives missing , he stirred Urgah and the others for an attack on Bright Tree Village . However , they were greeted there not by Ewoks but by full - grown Phlogs : baby Nahkee ' s father Zut , mother Dobah , and brother Hoom — by this point fully aware of Morag and the Duloks ' role in Nahkee ' s kidnapping . The Phlogs attacked , forcing Urgah and her tribemates to flee . The queen is not amused . The incident with Nahkee was not to be the last of Urgah ' s babysitting dilemmas ; three of her own children proved too much for her to handle when they began to climb on her , pull her ears , and bite her tail . Urgah thus demanded that Gorneesh find her a babysitter or she would not cook him dinner . The hungry king complied , sending two scouts on the mission , one marked by an " X " and the other with an " O " . They returned with the Ewok Latara , whom they had kidnapped while she was running away from her village as a member of the Travelling Jindas , a band of wandering Jinda entertainers . Latara ' s itinerant allies arrived at the Dulok Swamp soon thereafter , and their leader , Bondo , offered to perform for the Duloks in exchange for a night ' s hospitality . Urgah , finding the Jindas cute , begged her husband to let them stay . The king acquiesced . That night , Urgah sat with Gorneesh , her three cubs , and their Ewok babysitter directly in front of the Jindas ' stage . The rest of the tribe proved a less - than - hospitable audience , however , jeering and throwing things at the performers . When Bondo asked for Latara ' s assistance during the act of Trebla the magician , Gorneesh ordered her to mount the stage . Unbeknownst to the Duloks , Bondo had brought several of Latara ' s friends to the venue in an attempt to rescue her . However , their ploy floundered , so Latara stalled for time by playing her flute . The tribe reacted with boos , but Urgah begged Gorneesh to silence them so she could hear the " love song " ; the king did as she asked . The Ewok escape plan failed again , as Latara ' s friends fell from the stage ' s rafters , and Gorneesh ordered them captured . Nevertheless , the Jinda and Ewok allies evaded the Duloks and escaped . Queen of the rammed . Gorneesh tasked Umwak with investigating a battle wagon that a Dulok scout had espied being repaired in the forest by Wicket W . Warrick , so Urgah accompanied the shaman to discuss the device with his uncle , Murgoob , curious to see the tribe ' s reclusive oracle . At Murgoob ' s lair , the oracle refused to come out , but he insulted his nephew , " little Umwak , " and told the queen and shaman that the Ewok Erpham Warrick had used the battle wagon long ago to thwart a Dulok attack on the Ewoks ' Soul Tree s and to drive the Duloks back into the swamp . However , by obtaining the weapon for themselves , the Duloks could take over the forest . Gorneesh and a group of warriors stole the wagon . Back at the swamp , Urgah joined her husband and Umwak in provisioning the ramming weapon . She then witnessed as Wicket W . Warrick , disguised as Murgoob , goaded Gorneesh into sallying forth in the war machine — with a trajectory that sent Gorneesh and the other riders into the waters of the swamp . Nevertheless , the Duloks captured the impostor and imprisoned him aboard the vehicle as Gorneesh ordered an attack on the Soul Trees ; Urgah and Umwak joined him at his command post from inside the bantha skull atop the wagon . They first encountered a group of young Ewoks , who warned their tribe about the attack . Urgah joined her husband in defying the Ewoks who met them with weapons and demanded the release of Warrick and the Duloks ' immediate retreat . Instead , Gorneesh ordered attack after attack , ramming through Ewok defenses . However , the battle was lost when the Ewok Malani reached the battle wagon , helped free Warrick , and joined her tribe mate in ejecting the Dulok passengers from the weapon except for Urgah and Gorneesh . With the removal of the battle wagon ' s master support peg , Warrick caused the contraption to collapse with the king and queen still aboard . Her majesty ' s service . Later that year , Urgah and Gorneesh celebrated their marriage anniversary . To mark the occasion , Gorneesh gave Urgah a gift — which she promptly rejected as inadequate . Her ire was so great that she ejected the king from their home , throwing things at him and warning him not to return until he found a suitable gift for her . The king sent Umwak and two scouts to bring back a present for his wife . The trio tracked the Ewoks Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka , Latara , Teebo , and Wicket W . Warrick , who were on their own quest to find a birthday present for Warrick ' s mother , Shodu Warrick . The Duloks saw the Ewoks emerge from a hidden temple with a blue gemstone ; Umwak thought it would be perfect for the queen , but his efforts to obtain it proved fruitless . Instead , Umwak followed the Ewoks back to their village , where he captured Wicket W . Warrick and his mother Shodu . He brought them to the Dulok village and presented them to Urgah as servants — along with the blue gemstone . Urgah wasted no time showing her new servants their places : she demanded they hand over the jewel and that the older Ewok bow to her . The Ewoks attacked the king and queen instead , but Gorneesh and his guards deflected their assaults . Gorneesh asked his wife what punishment she would like to mete out to the two , but before the queen could pronounce her sentence , the jewel — actually an egg — hatched into a serpent and bit the queen ' s nose . In the ensuing chaos , the Ewoks escaped . The queen , enraged once again , chased her husband through the swamp as he pursued the shaman , each blaming the other for the catastrophe . Later encounters . Urgah later performed a ritual at the Dulok Swamp with Umwak , while other Duloks drummed and Gorneesh presided from his throne . While Urgah danced and held a stone , the shaman wore a ceremonial headdress . However , the ritual was cut short when the Stranger , a Wizard of the Night Spirit , appeared and frightened the queen into hiding . The Stranger then demanded the aid of the Dulok king to storm Bright Tree Village and steal the Sunstar , a powerful Ewok artifact . During the Bright Tree Ewoks ' Fishing Festival of 3 ABY , Urgah boarded the Dulok battleship captained by her husband to disrupt the Ewok festivities and steal the fish that they had caught . From her seat at the ship ' s stern , Urgah pleaded to steer the vessel , but Gorneesh chose to test out the battleship by destroying a nest of skib s with the ship ' s onboard catapult . Urgah remained on the ship with the king when it ran aground on a sandbar , and the other Duloks got out to free it . Over the course of the voyage , Urgah joined the Duloks as they stole the Ewoks ' lucky prow carving , captured and pressed into rowing the Ewoks Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka , Latara , Teebo , and Wicket W . Warrick , and came under attack by water - squirting skibs retaliating for their destroyed nest . Indeed , Urgah and the others were plunged into the river when Warrick and Teebo convinced the skibs to overturn the boat . When the Ewoks ran for the catapult , Urgah chased them , but she overshot her targets and fell into the water . The Ewoks then catapulted a rock at the ship ' s deck , sinking it . Circa 4 ABY , Urgah ' s village suffered another invasion , this time by the forces of the Galactic Empire , which sought to build a shield generator bunker on the site to protect their Death Star II battlestation in orbit of the moon . The strangers from the stars used their weaponry to wreak havoc in the Dulok Swamp and the surrounding area . They captured much of Urgah ' s tribe and awakened a subterranean creature known as the Griagh with their destruction . The captive Duloks were later freed when a group of Ewoks from Bright Tree Village attacked their captors , but the Ewoks inadvertently led the Griagh back to the site , where it killed many Duloks . Although the Griagh was defeated , Urgah ' s tribe remained in disarray for at least some time afterward . Personality and traits . Urgah placed great importance on material wealth and appearance . For instance , she merrily primped and preened when the Duloks stole soap from the Ewoks of Bright Tree Village . Likewise , she refused her husband ' s anniversary gifts in 3 ABY until he presented her with what she took to be a valuable gem . She found the Traveling Jindas to be cute — especially those who were actually Ewoks in disguise . The queen normally wore a patchwork pink shawl around her shoulders and fastened with a curved bone or horn , a gold - colored band around her ankle , and a ring through her brown - colored nose . She bound the hair on top of her head with pink beads , and that of her jowls with cord . She had pink eyes , green fur , gray skin , and brown eyebrows . Her lips were red , and the fur around her eyes was lavender . The queen owned a two - piece bathing suit that she wore during a voyage of Gorneesh ' s battleship . Urgah took pleasure in the misfortune of others . For instance , she laughed when Murgoob the oracle insulted his nephew , Umwak , and again when her husband destroyed a skibs ' nest with his battleship . She sometimes taunted others , as when she sarcastically demanded that Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka serenade the Dulok village with a song . However , Urgah had her softer side . She enjoyed live entertainment , so she was welcoming to traveling performers , especially if they sang love songs . She was one to appreciate and smell fresh - cut flowers . Urgah was curious about the Dulok oracle and accompanied the shaman to see the recluse . Urgah took great pains to make others respect her elevated position within the tribe . On one occasion , she ordered Shodu Warrick and Wicket W . Warrick to bow to her as servants . However , the queen was never quite content with her station . Like other Dulok females , Urgah was often relegated to the duties of childcare , breeding , and housekeeping . She was tasked with cooking for Gorneesh and with caring for their children at least on occasion ; these tasks forced her to endure her children ' s misbehavior and abuse . In another instance , Urgah had to prepare cauldron after cauldron of glock for the infant Phlog Nahkee . Nevertheless , Urgah knew how to bend her husband to her will by begging , cajoling , and sweet - talking him . She called him by the pet name " Gorneeshy , " and he called her his " little swamp bunny . " At other times , she henpecked the king and levied ultimatums . For instance , she threatened to withhold Gorneesh ' s dinner when her children gave her too much trouble . She was quick to flee when frightened , trusting her husband to protect her , as when the Stranger appeared in the Dulok village . The queen ' s voice was a high - pitched screech at times , an even timbre at others . Her laugh was a cackle . Behind the scenes . Paul Dini created Urgah during his tenure as the associate producer and story editor of " " , an animated cartoon created for CBS by the animation studio Nelvana . For inspiration on the series , Dini turned to a 1984 storybook by Joe Johnston , " " . The book had introduced the Duloks , the mean - spirited cousins of the Ewoks , but the plot also had killed off their ruler , Vulgarr . To use the Duloks as major villains in his television cartoon , Dini thus created three new Dulok leaders to serve as major antagonists : Urgah ; her husband , Gorneesh ; and the Dulok shaman , Umwak . Later sources have revealed that Endor ' s Duloks were not united under a single leader ; rather , they were divided into several clans and tribes . Therefore , conclusively identifying Vulgarr ' s tribe as the same tribe to which Urgah belonged is not possible . For the of " Star Wars : Ewoks " , Urgah was voiced by Melleny Brown . She appeared in the show ' s inaugural episode , " The Haunted Village , " written by Dini and directed by Raymond Jafelice . The episode first aired on American television on September 14 , 1985 . Dini wrote her into two other first - season episodes , while writer Bob Carrau featured her in one . For the series ' , which first aired in 1986 , Dini featured Urgah in two episodes he wrote and Carrau one . The show ' s voice cast changed during its second season , and the credits failed to specify individual performers . In 1985 , Kenner released an Urgah action figure as part of the " " toy line , under the name " Urgah Lady Gorneesh . " The action figure packaging is the only source to refer to the character as " Lady Gorneesh . " In 1986 , Urgah featured as part of " The Ewoks and the Magic Sunberries , " a short , live - action ice - skating segment that toured with the . Artist and author Zack Giallongo features Urgah ' s village prominently in his 2013 comic book , " " , although Urgah herself does not make an appearance .