Ewoks should win any fight against OL IMO
Ewoks need to fight to survive, they need to kill to eat everyday, they are cold blood killers and they do not need a leader of another species to rule them
OL have technology, but I don’t buy the theory of them being super soldiers with hairs strong as helmet. they are able to run and jump in syncro very well and that is a very good feature in fight but that is all.
Also I am unsure they would be so effectives without their master wonka
2 days without him and I bet my best vape that an overdose of sugar and chocolate would get the half of them too sick to stand.
Take them out of their fabric and most of them will not survive a day, no Ewoks involved
And if wonka is accepted then why not a jedHI
One way OL could prevail would be OL flesh, and/or chocolate, being toxic to Ewoks
People fear what they don't understand. You are right to tremble in fear before the Oompa Loompa. You don't understand them. Fear Not! For When You Understand Them, You Will Still Fear Them, For They Are Scary. Real Scary. Who said the OL were nothing but tasty morsels for every critter bigger than a chipmunk? Right. Wonka. The factory owner. The factory owner with such serious problems with employees and espionage, he shut down his factory to search the globe for live-in employees that would never leave the factory and that He Didn't Pay In Cash, Check Or Money Order. Nice that he feeds them cocoa beans that he gets wholesale, but did he ever offer money? If Wonka actually paid what they were worth in cocoa beans, the Oompa Loompa would be able to open their own factory. Only they can't, because they can't do anything except work for Wonka. They can't eat but so many cocoa beans, but they can't sell them either. They can't talk to the competition. Cocoa beans aren't legal tender. The OL are an enslaved people.
Wonka shuts the factory and sets out to find the Ideal Employees. And lo, and behold! He finds them. How lucky. How likely. Wonka shows up, and offers his protection as a chocolatier. Come work for me 24/7, and I will pay you in unmade candy. Not chocolate, but cocoa beans. You'll get used to it. Less sugar. Better for the teeth. Sure you'll be away from your homes, and customs and history, but, Good News! I'm taking everyone with me. Friends. Family. There will be nothing left of the world you know, and you'll never have to worry about the place I'm taking you because you will never see it. Come along. No time to waste.
Sure it happened that way. More likely he stopped in his travels in Loompaland, traded chocolate bars for feathers from a rare and now extinct bird to decorate his silk and velvet hats with, didn't mention the chocolate was drugged, and the OL woke up in Wonka World and gee, our favorite dandy industrialist can get back to making money and candy with significantly reduced labor costs. While moody, creative and talented in the Art Of Confectionery, Wonka is no General. He doesn't even know what his OL are up to. As long as they make candy and don't complain, he doesn't care. He's more interested in his wardrobe and exploring creative decorating ideas like a room with only half of everything, and wall paper for children to lick while he watches. Like many of the wealthy, Willie Wonka enjoys exploring his tendencies and proclivities. When he mentioned his desire to have a contest where 5 children would win a day in the factory, where he could tease and tempt them, and enjoy the suffering (Auggie Gloop in the pneumatic tube, see Wonka enjoy the "suspense") while selecting one Special Child to become his protegee, the OL quickly agreed (interesting he chose a poor, pretty, angelic, golden haired boy with an elderly and ineffective protector). They had plans of their own, for as much as Wonka didn't know what the OL were up to, they did, and they were up to a great deal. What Wonka didn't know, among the many, many things he didn't know, was when the OL met him, they had gone as far as they could on the island, and for The Plan to work, they needed better resources. No, not chocolate. They grew cocoa beans, they didn't need more cocoa beans. They were one of Wonkas sources for cocoa beans. Why Wonka would say they worked for cocoa beans, I don't know. Maybe he vaguely remembered someone paying employees in peanuts, forgetting the employees were elephants. He had to tell the touring party something. You just can't have an Army Of Workers that has never been seen or paid, and not offer some Little Explanation. You don't want the abolishionists picketing. Every factory owner knows that.
But they don't always know the Army Of Workers is a highly organized Working Army, and his Worker's Army. Wanting to take The Plan to the next level, the OL would need to leave the island. Some would anyway. They would tell Wonka of fierce chocolate hating rivals that were so fearsome they had to leave the Island, and they would be ever so grateful to anyone who would save them. This was said with much fluttering of lashes, and downing of chocolate. One thing the OL knew, being a people that grew no bigger than a small child, was Peculiar Tourists. It was the reason they became such Fierce And Cunning Warriors. They knew of strangers wearing fine fabrics, with a hip flask full of booze, a supply of poppers and roofies, stockings and chocolate. The strangers spoke of what they owned, what they drove, wore, possessed. Wonka was no different. The OL didn't care about fine garments, and other then Vehicles Of War, they wouldn't care about cars until Doc revealed his DeLorean . But that's another story, for another time: when the Oompa Loompa met Marty McFly.
The Oompa Loompa needed resources. It was time. Wonka offered an ideal situation where they could use his factory, build and develop weapons, gather resources. These geese of Wonkas sounded spiffy. One look at Wonka told the OL that Wonka had never engaged in Animal Husbandry. He had no idea where Golden Goslings came from. It wasn't much to hide the eggs until they hatched, or the birds after. They knew Wonka preferred to be up top the factory, and seldom ventured downstairs to the bottom. The OL were so good with animals, it was nothing to tame the squirrels and train them as an assisting army. Wonkas plan to drug and shanghai the OL was perfect for the OL.They had run of the factory, and a source of Gold. Wonka let them design their own uniforms. What did he care? They were far too short for the runway, and besides the Rich love the Poorly Dressed, as they are wonderful to make fun of and disparage, and it Wouldn't Do if they rivaled Wonka. Wonka wore Royal Purple, after all. He was sure anything he designed would be too fabulous, even with great effort on his part to make it tacky. When the Oompa Loompa showed a sketch of jodpur lederhosen to Wonka, he felt a smug pity for the OL not knowing you needed a horse for Jodpurs to not look silly, and white! Never mind not knowing you don't wear white after Labor Day. Wonka approved the uniforms, and while the taylor wondered why they were made from bullit proof fabric, Wonka didn't notice. Just as Wonka didn't notice OL smuggling Golden Eggs in the jodpurs. Just as he hadn't noticed the Oompa Loompa Faking It when they ate the chocolate bars he laced. Oompa Loompa grew up on drugged chocolate from Fancy Foreigners. They have a very high tolerance for getting High. The final reason the OL selected Wonka as the factory owner to get to let them take over his factory was candy. The OL love drugs of all kinds, and use drugs as part of their training. Their favorite drug induces cravings for chocolate, candies and other sweets. They like other snacks as well, but Wonka was understandably has more sweet than savory. Great if you crave a lollypop, not so much if you want a beef stick. Little known fact: Oompa Loompa invented chocolate covered pretzels, chocolate covered pretzels with peanut butter, and chocolate covered potato chips. Savorizing snacks was the idea.
The OL didn't get credit, but they got money. Wonka only handled half the accounts. You can see this from his office. There were two sets of books, but Wonka just cut one in half, and the OL handled the rest, which was all of it, as Wonkas was just for show. Imagine Shawshank redemption, only a factory instead of a Prison and Wonka is the warden. It's pretty much like that.
As for the helmets, they aren't hair. They were built for industrial accidents, regular war, and the kind of war waged with the Ewok, where it was about sticks and stones. Seriously. Rocks.
Apologies. I'm longwinded, but now breathless and in need of Healing Vapors.
Thank you for responding. It's always good to hear about the darling little Ewok.
I look forward to our next exchange, and explaining how and why the Ewok are losers. I don't mean that in a bad way. It's not like being a loser means they aren't cute, and cuddly, and they got the Gilligans Island tech, and I loved the hangglider made of sticks Whicker made. What was that? Hides? You know, after he carelessly woke a dragon from a deep slumber. Don't be embarrassed. How was the little dear to know not to wake a dragon. After all, he's not an Oompa Loompa.