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The Galactic Cantina was a proposed cantina to be built on the surface of the Death Star. The cantina had a large green sign towering over the structure that read, in Aurebesh, "Cantina". Stormtroopers and Moffs alike relaxed on their breaks. The bar was high-tech and capable of synthesizing almost any drink in the known galaxy, as well as over 16,000 well-known recipes. The building also featured a soundstage for live entertainment.

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  • Galactic Cantina
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  • The Galactic Cantina was a proposed cantina to be built on the surface of the Death Star. The cantina had a large green sign towering over the structure that read, in Aurebesh, "Cantina". Stormtroopers and Moffs alike relaxed on their breaks. The bar was high-tech and capable of synthesizing almost any drink in the known galaxy, as well as over 16,000 well-known recipes. The building also featured a soundstage for live entertainment.
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  • The Galactic Cantina was a proposed cantina to be built on the surface of the Death Star. The cantina had a large green sign towering over the structure that read, in Aurebesh, "Cantina". Stormtroopers and Moffs alike relaxed on their breaks. The bar was high-tech and capable of synthesizing almost any drink in the known galaxy, as well as over 16,000 well-known recipes. The building also featured a soundstage for live entertainment.
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