Falloo's Dulok-fearing parents eventually found the girls in the cave at around the same time that Eemee's parents discovered their daughter's whereabouts. The parents pulled their children apart and began arguing, but Eemee and Falloo then held hands and forced the adults to make peace. The two families then shared a picnic together in the cave. The Bright Tree tribe's shaman, Logray, later told a tale about the pair during the Galactic Civil War.
Falloo's parents feared Duloks.
Falloo was an Ewok female who was part of the Bright Tree tribe, living with their parents in Bright Tree Village on the forest moon Endor. The Ewok was close with the Dulok Eemee, but as Falloo's parents feared Duloks, Falloo did not tell them about Eemee when leaving the village to see the other girl, instead mentioning a bordok companion, fruit, and the sun. Descending from the tree-top village on a rope with a basket of food, Falloo greeted the bordok on the forest floor and the pair then made their way to a decorated cave where Eemee awaited them.
The Dulok gifted the pair flower garlands, which they donned, and Falloo and Eemee then sat down for a picnic. During the meal, Falloo asked about the Dulok's parents, who had been angry when Eemee left. The Dulok and the Ewok then went diving together in a pool of water and later went fungus collecting in the forest, although when Falloo tried to eat one of the mushrooms, Eemee became concerned and stopped the Ewok.
Eemee and Falloo shared a close relationship, with Falloo gifting Eemee an Ewok hood.
Falloo gifted Eemee with an Ewok hood at a later meeting between the pair, and using clubs, they bashed a tree so that flowers would fall from it. Gathering the flowers, they used them to make another set of garlands back at the cave. However, Falloo's parents arrived while they played with the flowers, followed shortly after by Eemee's parents.
The two couples pulled their respective daughters away from each other and shielded them as the adults began to argue with each other. Irritated at their parents, the two girls then clasped hands and pointed out a no anger sign in the cave. After making peace, the two sets of parents began looking at their daughters' cave decorations, then joined the two girls and the bordok for a picnic at which all of them wore garlands. During the Galactic Civil War, the Bright Tree shaman, Logray, told a story about Eemee and Falloo to Ewoks gathered in Bright Tree Village.
Falloo appeared in "The Woklings' Tale," a story written by Alyssa Wong and illustrated by Paulina Ganucheau, which was published in the one-shot comic book anthology Return of the Jedi – Ewoks 1 on April 12, 2023. As the story has no text, the character was not identified in the comic, but Wong provided the Ewok's name and gender on Twitter following its release.