Unidentified Aurebesh script (battle helmet)

An alphabetic script was used in the galaxy as early as 19 BBY. The script was seen on the planet Saleucami and engraved onto Enfys Nest's battle helmet.
==Description==
The script was made of lines, rectangles, and pill-shaped arranged to form complex letters. Some of the letters were visually similar to the common Aurebesh writing system.
==History==
In 19 BBY,Star Wars: The Bad Batch begins with Order 66, the execution of which is dated to 19 BBY by Star Wars: Galactic Atlas. As the episode "Cut and Run" takes place shortly thereafter, it must also be set in that year. a sign for "Iliaen" in a town on the planet Saleucami was written in the script. Signage for "Farming Supplies," another business in the town, was also written in this script. 
By 10 BBY, Enfys Nest's battle helmet was inscribed with a poem in this script, although the the entire text was mirror-inverted.
In circa 9 ABY,According to , The Mandalorian is set five years after Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi. Star Wars: Galactic Atlas dates the events of Return of the Jedi to 4 ABY, meaning that The Mandalorian is set in 9 ABY. a store on Coruscant had "SHOP" written in this script on their business signs.
In the formative years of the New Republic Era, As states that Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is set in the same time period as The Mandalorian, it must therefore also be set around 9 ABY. a sign on Borgo Prime was crafted in this font, proclaiming "DANCE CLUB". The sign also featured red graffiti that included various random scribbles along with the number 5 inscribed three times in Outer Rim Basic.
==Behind the scenes==
This unidentified script first appeared in the Star Wars Anthology film Solo: A Star Wars Story from 2018,Solo: A Star Wars Story although it was originally created for the film Rogue One, which was released in 2016.Rogue One: A Star Wars Story In 2019, when Glyn Dillon, a costume designer of Rogue One, was asked about the font on Twitter, he revealed that it was called Dishabesh and had been developed at the request of director Gareth Edwards, who didn't want a Star Wars universe with just one font. Dillon later used the font for Enfys Nest's battle helmet in Solo. The font was designed by Dominic Sikking, a graphic designer on Rogue One, and named after lead graphic designer Laura Dishington.
A set of photos posted by Phil Szostak, the Creative Art Manager at Lucasfilm, on Twitter, reveals that "LC", short for "Lando Calrissian," is printed in this font on one side of Lando's helmet when he is disguised in the 2019 film . However, this cannot be seen in the actual film. Costume concept art by Dillon in the behind-the-scenes book The Art of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker shows Finn wearing a yellow jacket with the Dishabesh alphabet on the back, reading "FN 2187" (using alternative Aurebesh numerals) "FINN"/"TICO".The Art of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
==Appearances==
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*Solo: A Star Wars Story 
*Solo: A Star Wars Story Graphic Novel Adaptation
*Solo: A Star Wars Story Adaptation 2
*Solo: A Star Wars Story Adaptation 6
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==Sources==
*The Art of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
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*Star Wars 100 Objects
==Notes and references==
Category:Aurebesh
Category:Unidentified writing systems