Graffiti-bomb

A graffiti-bomb was a bomb that used graffiti to emblazon images or text upon surfaces. In 22 BBY, graffiti-bombs were used by twenty University of Coruscant students to vandalize the Jedi Temple on the planet Coruscant during a protest over the controversial "Baby Ludi" custody case. The protest was soon stopped by the Jedi and Galactic Republic Judicials subsequently arrested the student protesters.
==Description==
A graffiti-bomb was a programmable bomb that, when released, placed images or text on the surfaces with which the bomb came into contact. Graffiti-bombs were used to convey a message or ideal, and using a graffiti-bomb in certain areas could be considered vandalism.
==History==
In 22 BBY, is set on the date 13:4:11, which corresponds to 22 BBY, according to the reasoning here. twenty sociology students from the University of Coruscant, under the guise of a tour group, infiltrated the Jedi Temple on the planetThe Essential Guide to Planets and Moons Coruscant to hold a protest over the highly controversial "Baby Ludi" custody case. The university students believed that Ludi Billane—an infant Jedi youngling that the Jedi Order had renamed Aris-Del Wari when she came into their custody—should be returned to her mother. As a result, the students, upon entering the Temple's public lobby, deployed graffiti-bombs to deface the lobby's interior.
The bombs displayed several anti-Jedi messages calling for Billane's release from the Jedi Order, as well as the insignia of the People's Inquest movement, a Jedi watch-group that also wanted Billane to be given back to her mother. The protest was eventually ended by the Jedi, and the students were arrested by Galactic Republic Judicials for vandalizing and storming the Jedi Temple. The students' demonstration, including their use of graffiti-bombs, was later reported on in an issue of HoloNet News CoCo District Edition.
==Behind the scenes==
Graffiti-bombs were mentioned in "Activists Deface Jedi Temple Lobby," an article written by Pablo Hidalgo and Paul Ens and published in HoloNet News Vol. 531 #51 on the HoloNet News website on April 11, 2002.
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==Notes and references==
Category:Bombs