Rap music? Nope, it's Yoda-ling

After a hard day's fighting forces from the Dark Side, you might think 900-yearold Jedi master Yoda might like to put his feet up with a nice cup of cocoa.

But a hidden feature on the latest Star Wars DVD reveals that he loves to rap and boogie once he's hung up his lightsabre for the night.

In the rapping Yoda 'easter egg' feature, fans can watch him tear up the dancefloor with a posse of bopping clone troopers to Don't Say Nuthin' by The Roots.

To access the feature on the Revenge of the Sith DVD, users need to go to the language menu and press 1138.

The exclusive video in the two-disc set was made by Star Wars creators Lucasfilm.

There are 'easter eggs' hidden on all Star Wars DVDs, but on episodes I and II these were bloopers and gag reels rather than an exclusive digital animation.

Revenge Of The Sith, Episode III of George Lucas' epic saga, smashed box office records in its opening weekend in the US taking £80million.

Yoda's voice is played by actor and puppet master Frank Oz, 61, who also operated the puppet of Yoda in the second two films of the original trilogy.

The DVD retails at £24.99.