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EspañolLIST OF MINOR STAR WARS CHARACTERS
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This article is about minor characters in the fictional ''Star Wars'' universe, who do not fit into any other category.
'Amee' is a character from the Star Wars movie Phantom Menace. She is a girl of six, who lives on Tatooine. She was friends with young Anakin Skywalker. Although credited as "Jenna Green", she was portrayed by George Lucas's daughter Katie Lucas, who had subsequent cameos in and Revenge of the Sith. In this, her only speaking role, she delivers the line "You've been working on that thing for years. It's never going to run."
'Chalmun' was the Wookiee owner of the cantina in Mos Eisley visited by Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi in ''. He purchased the cantina from the Vriichon brothers, who before then had been running an illegal spice den on the site and burying bodies in the basement.
'Salacious Crumb' is a fictional character that first appeared in the Star Wars movie ''Return of the Jedi''. Salacious was a knee-high, potbellied creature with disheveled hair, a shrill laugh, and a sharp beak. He was employed as a court jester for the intergalactic crimelord Jabba the Hutt. In the Expanded Universe, he is referred to as a Kowakian lizard-monkey. He became part of Jabba's palace after Malakili (the rancor tamer) found him on the planet Kowak. Crumb has killed some of Jabba's slaves with the rancor. He liked to pull the lever and hear the screams of the poor Twi'leks and others that fell in.
In ''Return of the Jedi'', Salacious was shocked away from C-3PO by R2-D2 just before the destruction of Jabba's sail barge. Salacious was killed in the explosion.
Not much is known about Salacious, but he is definitely heterosexual, displaying obvious sexual interest in Princess Leia by attempting to grab her bikini top.
In popular culture, a Sydney underground groove-rock band calls themselves Salacious Crumb. They are currently disbanded but regularly reform for shows.
'Ephant Mon', a chevin gunrunner, is a minor Star Wars character, who briefly appears in in Jabba's Palace when Han and Leia are caught escaping. Although he isn't seen much in the films, he has a very important job in Jabba's Palace as head of security; as he is the only one Jabba truly trusts. Once on a frozen planet, Jabba saved Ephant Mon from death by protecting him with the warmth of his body fat while Ephant Mon protected Jabba from bandits and since has been one of the most grotesque members of Jabba's associates. He did not die in the sail-barge explosion when many of Jabba's henchmen did, as he chose to remain at the palace. When Luke Skywalker arrived, Luke told Ephant Mon that if Jabba didn't free Han and the others, he would kill the Hutt. Ephant Mon did believe in The Force, and tried to warn Jabba, who wouldn't listen and denounced their friendship. After Jabba died and many of his henchmen were killed in the explosion, Ephant Mon joined a religion that worshipped the Force.
Ephant Mon's name comes from the words "Elephant Man," as he resembles a bipedal elephant.
In the fictional Star Wars universe, 'Gardulla the Hutt', also known as 'Gardulla the Elder', is one of the Hutt crime lords of Tatooine. Her assistant is Diva Funquita. She is best known for buying Shmi and Anakin Skywalker, then losing them in a pod race to Watto, a junk dealer. Gardulla is sometimes a rival of Jabba the Hutt and appears briefly as his guest at the Podrace scene in ''The Phantom Menace''. Gardulla also sponsors Podracers, including Gasgano. After the Boonta Eve Classic, Gardulla offered Watto a substantial sum to regain ownership of Anakin, but the Toydarian had already lost the boy to Qui-Gon Jinn.
Gardulla attempted to feed Jango Fett to her personal Krayt dragon, but was in turn killed by the bounty hunter by being pushed into the Krayt dragon's lair and devoured after being interrogated for information on the Bando Gora cult.
'Yarna D'al Gargan' is a fictional character in the science fiction saga ''Star Wars''. She is depicted as a six-breasted Askajian dancer and slave of Jabba the Hutt. She, alongside dancers Oola, Rystáll, Lyn Me, and Greeata, performed for the Hutt's amusement and pleasure. She first appeared in the film '' (1983).
'Ghoel' was a Wol Cabasshite who resided in Jabba's Palace. Resembling a giant slug with an incredibly long tongue, it was usually found hanging from the ceiling and arches, licking almost anyone who walked by it.
Ghoel was an intelligent creature, and was one of few in Jabba's entourage that did not perish in the Khetanna disaster at the Great Pit of Carkoon.
'Jira' was a vendor in Mos Espa that appeared in ''. She was a friend of Anakin Skywalker and warned him of an approaching sand storm.
Jira's life after Episode I is unknown, though, given her age, it is likely she was deceased by the Battle of Yavin.
In a deleted scene to Episode I, Anakin gives Jira some money to buy a cooling unit. They hug and she calls Anakin "the kindest boy in the galaxy" (a touch of dramatic irony). Shortly after they say goodbye, Qui-Gon slices one of Darth Maul's probe droids and the two break into a run.
'Klaatu' was a minor character from the Star Wars movie Return of the Jedi. Originally named "Wooof" by ILM designers, Klaatu is a green dog-like humanoid. The character was included in trading cards and miniature figurines.
Klaatu (along with Barada and Nikto) is a tribute to The Day the Earth Stood Still.
'Cliegg Lars' was the widower of Shmi Skywalker, the stepfather of Anakin Skywalker, and the father of Owen Lars. A moisture farmer on Tatooine, he purchased Shmi from Watto, and subsequently freed and married her. Years later, he was visited on Tatooine by Anakin and Padmé Amidala, who learned that Shmi had been abducted by Tusken Raiders. Cliegg and thirty-odd other settlers attempted to rescue her. Many of the settlers were killed in the process, and Cliegg lost his right leg from mid-thigh down. Anakin set off to rescue her, and he eventually brought Shmi's body back to the Lars Homestead, where she was buried alongside Cliegg's first wife and parents.
Cliegg Lars appeared in '', played by Australian actor Jack Thompson.
'Owen Lars' is the son of farmer Cliegg Lars. He is the step-brother of Anakin Skywalker, and the step-uncle and de-facto foster father of Luke Skywalker. Owen does not approve of the prospect of Luke leaving Tatooine, and so he postpones the time Luke would leave to go to the Academy. He is motivated by the fear that Luke will follow in the footsteps of his father, Anakin. Owen and his wife Beru are killed by Imperial Stormtroopers.
In ''A New Hope'', he is played by American actor Phil Brown. In '' and ''Revenge of the Sith'', he is played by Australian actor Joel Edgerton.
There was some confusion as to exactly what Owen's relation to Luke is. The original movie only implies that he is Luke's uncle, the brother of Luke's father. In the 1983 novelization of ''Return of the Jedi'', Obi-Wan Kenobi refers to Owen as his brother - this was originally scripted, but cut out from that movie (in an interesting real-world coincidence, Ewan McGregor's stunt double in the latter prequels is Nash Edgerton, the real-life brother of Joel Edgerton). '' showed that Anakin Skywalker did not have a biological brother. Finally in '', Owen was revealed to be Anakin's step-brother and therefore technically Luke's step-uncle.
The Lars homestead is a compound located on Tatooine outside of Anchorhead and near Mos Eisley. It is home to a moisture farm, typical of the Tatooine settlements. The property is full of moisture vaporators, with most of the living area located below ground to provide relief from the planet's desert environment. Notable parts of the compound include the garage, which housed at various times the Lars family landspeeder and Luke Skywalker's T-16 skyhopper. Cliegg Lars was the original owner, with his second wife Shmi and Owen. Later, Owen and his wife Beru raised Luke Skywalker there.
'Wam "Blam" Lufba' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' saga. He is a male Yuzzum from the forest moon of Endor who resides in Jabba's Palace. He works for the Hutt crime lord as a smuggler.
'Het Nkik' is a fictional character seen briefly in the cantina scene of '' and whose story is elaborated on in the short story "Swap Meet: The Jawa's Tale" by Kevin J. Anderson, part of the anthology ''Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina'' (1995). Het Nkik is a Jawa who plots revenge on the Imperial stormtroopers who massacred his clan searching for C-3PO and R2-D2. Nkik is instead killed by a stormtrooper in Mos Eisley.
Oola is a fictional character from ''
In the conviction that she would live a life of luxury, the green skinned Twi'lek named Oola allowed herself to become the property of Jabba the Hutt. This would prove to be a fatal error in judgment.
Born on the planet Ryloth, she had caught the eye of Jabba the Hutt’s majordomo Bib Fortuna. The young Twi’lek was a seductive dancer, her head tails or ‘’lekku’’ accenting her graceful movements. Fortuna kidnapped Oola and took her to his smuggling complex along with another girl by the name of Sienn. Once there, they were trained by other slave dancers to perform even more seductive dances. Oola was very talented in the form of dance and was tickled with fantasies that Fortuna told her of how the handsome Jabba would let her sleep on the most relaxing of beds, eating the finest meals, and performing exquisite and erotic dances for the handsome master Jabba. Four months later, Oola and Sienn were deemed ready and were shipped to Tatooine by Fortuna’s assistant Jerris Rudd.
Oola had dreamed of a life of luxury, relaxing on cushions and dancing for her handsome new master since Fortuna was to present her to Jabba as a gift, but upon arrival Rudd put the two dancers into hiding as something seemed to be amiss at the spaceport. They were both surprised when a dark-cloaked young man answering to the name of Luke Skywalker approached them. Skywalker offered to help the two young dancers escape from Tatooine and their life of slavery once he had completed his business with Jabba the Hutt. Sienn managed to escape with Luke, but Oola refused to sacrifice her dreams of her luxurious life within Jabba’s palace. These dreams were shattered upon her arrival at Jabba’s Palace, as she found her new master not to be the dashing, powerful businessman she had envisioned, but a grotesque, bloated slug. Those of his court were just as hideous and music was provided by a particularly loud and obnoxious band.
Jabba, on the other hand, was immediately smitten with Oola, and she was chained at the neck as his personal slave girl. She struggled in her chains and the chain leash at her neck was placed to Jabbas throne as her ' reward.' She was forced to dress in a crude net costume that afforded her little modesty. Jabba enjoyed keeping Oola close, and pulled on her chains to bring the struggling dancer against his scaly body. Oolas days with Jabba were horrible for her as every day all she did was sleep, dance and please Jabba. Like Leia, Oola was mainly kept on Jabbas throne and was forced to endure his smell, being kept against his fat scaly body, and when his drool or pieces of food fell on her. After she was Jabbas personal slave for a while she learned to fear him, and would show signs of fear while angry, and had to keep close in case he half strangled her.
Oola was forced to give pleasure to the bloated crimelord and was beaten at least once during her days of captivity for refusing to do so willingly. The slave dancer figured that Jabba, in his depraved and sadistic nature, enjoyed having her beaten nearly as much as he enjoyed being carnal with her, since he thought it was only a matter of time before she quit resisting him. Oola often wondered if she should accept Jabba's advances and be spared from further beatings - or if it would be better to die a quick and clean death while she still had her honor.
Oola was lonely and miserable in the Hutt's service, but when she saw Luke's holographic message, played before Jabba and his minions by R2-D2, her hopes were raised. That night, she talked to C-3PO and fellow dancer Yarna the Askajian. Threepio told them that Luke would soon come to rescue him, and he'd make sure the young Jedi saved the dancers as well. Oola was still saddened at the thought of having to endure the Hutt's molestations until Luke arrived, but was uplifted by the knowledge that she would soon be free of Jabba and his court forever; and so when the band started playing Jedi Rocks, she began to dance with more vigor and seductiveness than she had ever done before. It was the most fabulous dance of her life, but it was interrupted by her master drawing upon her chain. Aroused by her sensual gyrations, Jabba beckoned her to come sit beside him, his lecherous intentions clear. Terrified, but unyielding, Oola refused him once more, hopeful that Jabba would have her beaten again rather than force himself on her. Jabba became angry and fickle, and did neither of those things; he dropped Oola into the Rancor pit, where the dancer met her demise.
'Ree-Yees' is a Gran from the planet Kinyen. He was exiled from his planet for murdering another Gran and almost went mad. Because of this, Ree-Yees left the planet and travelled to the desert world of Tatooine where nobody would know him, surviving on large amounts of Sullustan Gin and pickpocketing credits from passers-by. It is unknown as to how Ree-Yees came to be a member of Jabba's Court, but it is known that everybody there grew to despise him too, though Jabba did not choose to kill him because he found amusement in the fights that Ree-Yees would often have with Ephant Mon, despite the fact that this creature was much tougher.
But Ree-Yees was given at least one function in Jabba's court: To tend Bubo, Jabba's grotesque watchdog that the Jawas had brought into the palace. What nobody knew was that Ree-Yees had secretly affixed a small transmitter to Bubo that remained hidden beneath his boils and his fleshy folds and this was all courtesy of the Empire, who had also provided Ree-Yees with a detonator with which he was supposed to kill Jabba, shipping the detonator's various components in crates of Gran goatgrass. In return, the Empire had promised to clear Ree-Yees of the murder charges which had been placed upon him on Kinyen and so when Jabba departed for the Sarlacc in the Dune Sea to execute a group of rebels, Ree-Yees accompanied the court on the Sail Barge intent on carrying out his mission.
Unfortunately, the rebels who were to be executed managed to effect an escape and in doing so, the woman amongst the rebels, Leia Organa managed to kill Jabba the Hutt shortly before the Sail Barge exploded with Ree-Yees still on board.
Behind the scenes, it is said that the name Ree-Yees comes from a particularly garbled version of "Three-Eyes".
'Lady Valarian' is a fictional character from the ''Star Wars'' saga. She is depicted as a fur-covered Whiphid. She is the owner of a hotel and casino in Mos Eisley called the Lucky Despot. She is also a minor crime lord and Jabba the Hutt's chief rival on Tatooine.
'Beru Whitesun' was introduced in '' as the girlfriend of Owen Lars. She later married Owen and the two of them took custody of Luke Skywalker when he was brought to them by Obi-Wan Kenobi, as depicted in the final scene of ''.
Beru was a gentle, compassionate woman who sided with Luke on many occasions.
In '', she and Owen were burnt to a crisp by Imperial Stormtroopers. Luke finds their overcooked skeletal corpses smoldering near their home upon his late arrival.
In ''A New Hope'', she is played by Shelagh Fraser. In ''Attack of the Clones'' and ''Revenge of the Sith'', she is played by Bonnie Maree Piesse.
'2-1B', or 'Too-Onebee', was a rebel medical droid seen in stationed at Echo Base on the ice-planet Hoth. He is responsible in large part for Luke Skywalker's recuperation after a devastating attack by a wampa ice creature. The medical droid was evacuated with the rest of Hoth's personnel during the Battle of Hoth, and regrouped with the Rebel fleet on the Outer Rim. There he again performed services for an injured Luke, this time replacing the hand which was severed by Darth Vader on Bespin.
According to expanded universe canon (including mentions in the radio series), Too-Onebee was formerly an Imperial medical droid who freely joined the Rebellion. This is supported by the fact that he assisted Darth Vader's transformation into a cyborg in Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
2-1B was also the figurehead of Star Wars Insider's "Dear 2-1B" column.
See more at Minor droids in Star Wars
'Elegos A'Kla' is a Caamasi senator. He appears first in ''I, Jedi'', where Corran Horn saves him from pirates. He played a substantial role in the resolution of the Caamas dispute, and also in the peace process initiated by Admiral Gilad Pellaeon. After the outbreak of the war with the Yuuzhan Vong Senator A'Kla decided that he would try to peacefully end the war and went to negotiate with the Yuuzhan Vong. After earning the respect of the Vong leader, Shedao Shai, A'Kla was murdered and his body sent to Corran Horn by Shai after Horn killed two of Shai's relatives. A'Kla's daughter replaced him in the Senate.
'Allana' (born 36 ABY) is the daughter of Jacen Solo and Tenel Ka.
A year before Allana's birth, Jacen went to see Tenel Ka to talk about the possibility of sending a Hapan fleet to intervene in the Killik crisis. Tenel Ka agreed. The implied condition (what Tenel Ka implied that she wanted from Jacen in return) was that Jacen help Tenel Ka get rid of her other suitors by spending the night with Tenel Ka, which Jacen eventually agrees to. The ultimate results of this bargain were that a Hapan fleet was dispatched to Qoribu, and Tenel Ka became pregnant. Tenel Ka carried the baby for twelve months by using the Force to slow down its growth, so that nobody would figure out who the father was. But soon after Allana was born, Jacen was forced to save her and Tenel Ka from an assassination attempt plotted by Ta'a Chume, who was unhappy with the prospect of the child of two Jedi being an heir to the Hapan throne. However, when Jacen's cousin Ben Skywalker, who was present at the assassination attempt, found out, Jacen was forced to erase his memory. This was done so that Ben who had been under the control of the Dark Nest, would not reveal the identity of Allana's father. Due to this, the baby's existence was then kept secret.
Earlier in the Legacy of the Force series Jacen Solo starts down the path of the Sith and it is said in Bloodlines that while he is not able to constantly be there for Allana and Tenel Ka he does visit them and reaches out to them with the force, a touch which, surprisingly, Allana returns despite her young age. Jacen later learns that to become a Sith and not go down the destructive and selfish path of his grandfather Darth Vader he must "immortalize his love". Through his Sith teacher Lumiya he realizes that he will have to kill Tenel Ka and Allana. Their fates will be determined in the Legacy of the Force series
Allana was reunited with her father, at least for a short time, during the attempted coup at Hapes. Jacen, at Tenel Ka's request, takes Allana with him on his Star Destroyer ''Anakin''. She is targeted for assassination by Aurra Sing, but is saved by Jacen's timely arrival. She even helps him in the fight, by injecting Sing with a knockout poison that she had been given for self-defence.
'Alto Stratus' was leader of the planet Jabiim. He took part in the Battle of Jabiim during the Clone Wars, convincing his people to join the Confederacy of Independent Systems.
'Asha', an Ewok, is the daughter of Chief Chirpa and Queen Wali, and the older sister of Princess Kneesa. She first appears in the last first season episode of '', "Asha", where it is revealed that when Asha was quite young, she and her mother were attacked while gathering food. Wali told Asha to jump in the river, and thus she was swept away. Wali was killed, Asha was saved and raised for many years by dog-like creatures. Years later, Kneesa and her friends see her when she saves them after the fall from a cliff while feeding birds. After she drives the Duloks away from her foster family, she reunites with her father and sister.
Commander Appo is a fictional character in Star Wars.
He was a clone of Jango Fett and led the elite clone division the 501st.
During the Clone Wars he led the defense of Coruscant and was given special training on Kamino and promoted to Senior Clone Commander.
Together with Lord Vader he led the attack on the Jedi Temple and eliminated most Jedi there.
After the battle senator Bail Organa witnessed how Appo was struck down by the padawan Jukassa who was soon killed by Sergeant Fox. Appo however, survived the encounter and continued to led the 501st under Vader's command.
Vader grew fond of Appo, and felt comfortable around him and his men.
He followed Vader during many assignments, including the fatal Battle of Kashyyyk.
During the battle he was beheaded by the disguised Jedi Master Roan Shryne.
Vader's feelings for Appo was expressed in a comment he soon after made to Shryne.
"I was rather fond of Commander Appo."
'Azkul' is a character seen in .
During the Jedi Civil War Azkul was a soldier under Darth Malak's empire. After Malak's defeat he became a mercenary working for Czerka Corporation.
He met the Jedi Exile on Dantooine, during a local civil war between the settlers and the mercenaries. Azkul proposed him to join his forces and defeat the militia of Khoonda.
Assuming that the light side ending is the canonical one, the Exile refused his offer and joined the militiamen to counterattack the mercenaries.
Along with Jedi Master Vrook Lamar, the Exile defeated the mercenaries. Azkul was killed after the Exile refused to let him go to kill Terena Adare, the Agricultural Administrator and official ruler of Khoonda.
The dark side plot sees Azkul's mercenaries winning the civil war, and consequently Azkul becomes the new ruler of Khoonda, after killing Terena Adare.
'Gil Bastra' was a CorSec officer that helped Corran Horn escape from Corellia in order to avoid the Imperial liaison, Kirtan Loor. Unfortunately, Gil was captured by Loor and later killed.
A pod racer who raced in the Boonta Eve Classic in , he finished 3rd
'Mosep Binneed' is Jabba the Hutt's Nimbanese accountant in Mos Eisley. Jabba the Hutt in the original ''Star Wars'' Marvel Comics was modeled after this character.[1]
'BoShek' is a pilot, a smuggler who runs ships to the Monastery for code switching, brags about beating Han Solo's Kessel Run record. In the movie ''. Obi-Wan Kenobi talks to him for a second upon entering the Mos Eisley cantina. He has sideburns, and hair that is brown.
Additionally, it is revealed, by Obi-Wan during their chat, that BoShek has a natural, albeit untrained, aptitude for the Force. Obi-Wan warns him to use this power for good and that he can change his life. He uses this power to escape from some stormtroopers hunting him, coincidentally the same ones which Obi-Wan had confused earlier that day. Afterwards, BoShek gives up his life as a smuggler.
'Noa Briqualon' is a character in the TV movie . Stranded on the forest moon of Endor long ago, he learned to adapt to his primitive surroundings. He was marooned on Endor when his ship was caught in the complex gravity patterns of the world and crashed in the forest. The power drive crystal of the ship shattered and his friend Salak went to find one, but was captured by the evil Marauders and killed. Noa soon realized that his friend wasn't coming back and made his home in what remained of a hollow tree trunk.
Noa's house was small but cozy. A homemade table was by the door and a stove was also near the door. Animal hide rugs carpeted the wooden floor. Also there was Noa's bed and assorted tables, hollows, and crevices in which junk was stored. There was also a small upstairs part with lots of interesting articles up there.
Teek, a mischievous creature, met up with Noa sometime between his starship wreck and the "Battle for Endor" movie. Noa let him stay and even carved Teek a bed for his own out of the tree trunk walls of the house. It was Teek who led Cindel Towani and Wicket W. Warrick to Noa's house.
The old man at first was angry that the kids should be brought into his house, but he grew to like them as he was really a kindly man. He helped save Cindel and the Ewoks from the marauders, defeating the evil marauder King Terak. Wicket the Ewok defeated Terak and Noa and Cindel repaired the starship.
Little is known of Noa's later years, though, according to the Star Wars Official Webpage, he retired somewhere in the Mid Rim of the Galaxy. It is not known when he died. He is one of the only characters in any of the Star Wars movies to be portrayed as wearing glasses.
'Nek Bwua'tu' was a Bothan admiral in the Galactic Alliance Defense Force. He was the commander of the Galactic Alliance Fifth Fleet at the outbreak of the Swarm War.
As of 37 ABY, Bwua'tu carried his flag aboard Admiral Ackbar, a brand new pirate-hunting variant of the Victory-class Star Destroyer. Bwua'tu was lauded for his victories in the Thrawn simulator and the Bothans among his crew took great pride in serving under who they saw as the greatest commander in the Galactic Alliance Fleet.
A year after the evacuation of the Qoribu nests, Bwua'tu was tasked with commanding the blockade of the Utegetu Nebula with the Fifth Fleet. The nebula had been the source of dark membrosia and the hiding place for many pirates—and of course, the Dark Nest. The entire Fifth Fleet was diverted from its normal patrol of the Hydian Way. During the blockade, he impounded the Millennium Falcon with Barabel Jedi Master Saba Sebatyne and her apprentice, Leia Organa Solo, onboard. Both Jedi sensed something odd aboard the Ackbar, but Bwua'tu brashly ignored their advice as Jedi trickery and sorcery.
The admiral had many busts of himself onboard his ship, gifts from a shipping conglomerate who benefited from the Fifth Fleet's patrol of the Hydian Way. These busts were in reality sold by a company allies with the Dark Nest. They would later explode, full of Gorog larvae. Despite ordering a task force of the Fifth Fleet to attack the incoming Killik fleet, his ship was overtaken by the Killiks and former Jedi-turned-Joiner Alema Rar. Bwua'tu finally followed Leia Organa Solo's advice, they were forced to evacuate the Star Destroyer, and it fell into the hands of UnuThul.
Aboard Mon Mothma, commanded by Commodore Gavin Darklighter, Bwua'tu again took command of his fleet, though he himself doubted he would command the Fifth Fleet for much longer. With many Jedi serving under his command now—including Luke Skywalker—and a bare ten ship advantage over the Killiks, he ordered the fleet to engage the Killik ships with everything they had, thus starting the Swarm War.
While it is unknown whether Nek Bwua'tu retained command of the Fifth Fleet, he continued to serve as a strategic influence all the way through until the end of the Swarm War. Many of his strategies and tactics proved instrumental in ending the conflict.
'Cakhmaim' was a male Noghri bodyguard to Leia Organa Solo. He succeeded Adarakh, who was killed by the treacherous New Republic Senator Viqi Shesh of Kuat on Coruscant during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion crisis. Since assuming the role Cakhmaim served his mistress alongside Noghri female Meewalh. His favorite weapon was a sickle and club attached by a short chain, with which he nearly killed rogue Jedi Knight Alema Rar on Woteba just prior to the Killik/Chiss standoff at Qoribu. Cakhmaim was killed when Jacen orders his Star Destroyer to fire on the Millennium Falcon, destroying the gun turret that Cakhmaim was manning.
'Jorj Car'das' was an up-and-coming smuggler when the Forwards broke out, and previous to this he was one of the first humans to come into contact with Thrawn. Car'das realized that the galaxy was changing, and decided that the time had come for him to start his own operation. He took control of Booster Terrik's operation when Booster was sent to Kessel by Hal Horn, and created a successful smuggling operation, although his operation was small compared to what the Hutts had.
Around 4 BBY, Car'das was commandeered by one of the Darkclone from Bpfassh, who killed all the crew aboard his ship and demanded passage. Car'das survived the Dark Jedi's battle with the Jedi Master Yoda on Dagobah, after receiving treatment from Yoda himself. However, somehow Car'das was changed by the encounter. He began taking his organization to higher levels, creating a small empire that was involved in a number of criminal activities but not dominant in any one of them. This allowed him to become quite rich and modestly powerful, and his organization began to rival the Hutts' outfits. He somehow seemed to know the right move in any situation, and was always outthinking his opponents; he could nearly see the future, foreseeing, for example, the coming rise of Palpatine and the waxing influence of Black Sun. It was during this time that Car'das also began amassing a teeny library of datacards, storing information away like they were free credits. Then, one day, Car'das simply got into his private yacht and disappeared. His health finally started to fail, and the new life he had been given by Yoda evaporated. Car'das travelled to Dagobah to demand that Yoda put everything right. Yoda simply took his blaster and the beckon call from his ship and flung them into the jungle, then berated Car'das for wasting the gift he had been given. He also told Car'das that he couldn't help him any further, since he was busy preparing for the arrival of Luke Skywalker. Car'das couldn't return to his group, so he fled to Exocron, where Yoda had indicated he might receive help from the Aing-Tii monks of the Kathol Rift.
His organization continued to thrive for several months, but the lieutenants began to discuss the need for a true leader. Rather than put it to a vote, Talon Karrde - one of Car'das' most trusted students - simply took control of the organization. The other leaders weren't happy, but the new operation flourished for the next twenty years. After the death of Grand Admiral Thrawn, Karrde sent Lando Calrissian and Mara Jade to search for Car'das, a search which took seven years and ended up with Car'das somewhere on the planet Exocron. The lone clue was the beckon call Luke Skywalker had recovered on Dagobah.
Later, Lando thought that Car'das held information which could help the New Republic diffuse the Caamas Incident, but Karrde refused to bring Car'das into it. During the Incident, Karrde finally realized that he had to confront Car'das; if not to confront his own fears, then to recover a copy of the Caamas Document. Car'das played an elaborate ruse on him, first appearing as a withered old man bed-ridden on the planet Exocron. Car'das' fortress was built into the side of a mountain, and Karrde was surprised at the other man's advanced age.
However, Car'das had been planning this for some time - ever since he learned of Calrissian and Jade's search. Car'das used Karrde's desire to locate him as a way to draw the crimelord Rei'kas to Exocron and near the Kathol Rift. Car'das and Trey David knew Exocron couldn't stand against Rei'kas's fleet, but they also knew that the Aing-Tii monks wanted to eliminate Rei'kas. By allowing Karrde to get to Exocron, Car'das and David also gave Exocron's location to Rei'kas. However, Rei'kas' fleet was destroyed by the Aing-Tii monks when it tried to attack Exocron. This maneuvering was nearly transparent to Karrde, who realized that Car'das was more than a frail old man. He returned to Exocron and confronted Car'das again, who was no longer an aged man but a healthy man of somewhat advanced age. He also revealed the true size of his fortress, with its immense library of datacards. Within it, Car'das was unable to locate a copy of the Caamas Document. He was, however, able to dig up a wealth of information on Grodin Tierce, Moff Disra, and the conman Flim. Karrde and Shada D'ukal brought this information back to Admiral Gilad Pellaeon, after saying their goodbyes to Car'das. Car'das vanished from the galactic scene for a couple of years, before Dean Jinzler revealed that he had received word of Voss Parck's mission to locate the remains of the Outbound Flight Project from Car'das himself. Car'das then made sure Jinzler arrived, going so far as to trail Jinzler and help repair his ship in the Flacharia System. Jinzler told the Skywalkers that Car'das was only trying to fulfill a promise he'd made years ago. Car'das then accompanied Jinzler aboard the ''Chaf Envoy'' when Aristocra Formbi greeted them, although Jinzler couldn't comprehend the discussion between Formbi and Car'das.
While attempting to gain access to the Vagaari fleet, Car'das states his homeworld to be that of Corellia.
'References'
★ ''Vision of the Future'', 1st printing, 1998. Timothy Zahn. ISBN 0-553-10035-1
★ ''Outbound Flight'', 1st edition, hardcover, 2005. Timothy Zahn, ISBN 1844139042
'Mia Celchu' is the sister of Tycho Celchu and Skoloc Celchu. She was killed when her home planet Alderaan was destroyed by the Death Star in ''A New Hope''.
'Skoloc Celchu' is the brother of Tycho Celchu and Mia Celchu. He was killed when his home planet Alderaan was destroyed by the Death Star.
'Cerasi' is one of the leaders of the Young, a youth organization trying to stop the civil war between the Melida and the Daan on the planet Melida/Daan. She is a very close friend of Obi-Wan's. However, she is killed in the novel ''The Uncertain Path'' when the Young splits into multiple factions. Her ex-partner, Nield, is griefstricken, as is Obi-Wan.
'Chief Chirpa' was the head of his Ewok tribe's Council of Elders. The strong-willed Chirpa befriended the Rebel strike force sent to the moon of Endor to clear the way for the Alliance fleet. His warriors were courageous and skillful in the face of a superior enemy and managed to defeat them. Chief Chirpa, gray-furred and carrying a reptilian staff denoting his rank which carries the teeth and horns of animals he has hunted.
Following Chirpa's death, his daughter, Princess Kneesa, ascended to the throne.
A fictional group in Star Wars, The 'Cloud-Riders' were a swoop gang operating on Aduba-3 and led by Serji-X Arrogantus. They lived in the hills just outside of Onacra. Once a year, they would attack the village, stampeding the villagers' banthas, burning their crops, and carrying off their women.
Eventually, the villagers worked out a deal with the Cloud-Riders. They would pay an annual tithe of 9,000 credits in exchange for being left alone. This only worked for three years before Arrogantus and his gang became restless and began attacking again.
Because of this, the villager Ramiz asked for help from Han Solo and Chewbacca, who in turn formed the Eight for Aduba-3 to combat the Cloud-Riders.
Arrogantus and most of the rest of the Cloud-Riders were killed by the Behemoth from the World Below. The survivors, without their leader, quickly disbanded the gang.
'Rhys Dallows' was a brave Bravo Flight pilot who flies a Naboo N-1 Starfighter before the Clone Wars. His official Bravo identification was Bravo 10, and he helped Nym and the Lok Revanants fight the Trade Federation. Dallows is playable in the video game Star Wars:Starfighter.
'Davik Kang' was a crimelord on the planet Taris in the Star Wars video game ''Knights of the Old Republic''. Kang was a member of The Exchange, a powerful intergalactic crime syndicate that makes repeat appearances in the sequel to the game, Knights of the Old Republic II. He was killed on Taris by Revan, who up to that point had been undercover, working under the pretense of desiring to join his legion of agents. In reality, Revan sought to obtain control of Davik Kang's ship, the Ebon Hawk, since it was the only ship fast enough to outrun the Sith blockade that had been set up above the planet Taris. At the time Revan was not under his "Normal Evil Influence", as he was, at the time of the events involving Kang, suffering from temporary amnesia. Revan was acting with the Jedi Knight Bastila, who Revan and Carth Onasi, a Republic Soldier, thought was the key to winning the current war against the Sith empire. Following Davik Kang's death, Revan and a group of cohorts including Bastila and Carth set out for the planet Dantooine aboard Davik Kang's former ship, the Ebon Hawk.
Davik Kang was one of many owners of the Ebon Hawk which was handed down from owner to owner only by stealing it.
In the Star Wars Expanded Universe, 'Jeng Droga' (—23 ABY) was an Emperor's Hand.
In his service to the Empire, Droga used his Jar'Kai skills in Lightsaber combat, and piloted the ''Emperor's Shadow'', Palpatine's personal shuttle.
His depth of loyalty and Force connection to Palpatine caused Droga to enter a deep depression following his master's death. Present at Endor, Droga fled the battle to the planet Kaal, where he killed the crew of ''Emperor's Shadow'' and crashed the ship into the ocean in hopes of joining Palpatine in death. His effort was in vain, however, as his broken body washed ashore.
Within a year, the disembodied spirit of the Emperor discovered Droga and entered his body. Palpatine called out to Sate Pestage, who rescued the broken body from Kaal and returned it to Byss. There, the spirit of Palpatine was exorcized from Droga, who remained on Byss to protect his Reborn master. During the reborn Emperor's campaign, Droga's increasingly unstable temperament made him into a monster on the battlefield, but he was unable to save his master from ultimate death.
With the final destruction of Palpatine, Droga was pushed over the edge. For years he roamed the galaxy as a berserker, eventually slaying Sarcev Quest for his role in Palpatine's assassination.
He eventually lent his aid to the Second Imperium's assault on Yavin 4. There he joined in the chaos, now completely insane, and was finally able to join his master after being defeated by Kyle Katarn.
★ Dark Empire
★ The ''Young Jedi Knight's' series
★ ''Star Wars Adventure Journal 7''
★ ''Star Wars Adventure Journal 14''
★ ''Star Wars Gamer 5'': The Emperor's Pawns
Commander 'Eldo Davip' was sent by self-proclaimed chief of state Pwoe on a suicide mission with the Super-class Star Destroyer ''Lusankya''. Unfortunately for Pwoe, General Wedge Antilles was smart enough to keep Davip alive. For his heroism at the final part of the Battle of Borleias, he was made a Major General by the time of the Battle of Yuuzhan'Tar
'Baron Soontir Fel' was a highly-skilled Imperial pilot, and often considered the best TIE fighter pilot, second only to Darth Vader. He is best known for leading the 181st Imperial Fighter Group, known as the most elite fighter pilots in the Imperial Navy.
Fel was a farm-boy from Corellia by birth, enlisting in the Imperial Navy to avoid complications arising from a confrontation with a rival boy. One of his classmates at the Imperial Academy was fellow Corellian Han Solo. He quickly proved his skill by surviving his first tours as a TIE pilot, a remarkable feat as TIEs and their pilots are often viewed as an expendable resource. After serving as Commander of a Dreadnaught, he moved to the Academy. From there he was transferred to the 181st, which at the time was a rag-tag squadron on a backwater world.
Fel became disillusioned with the Empire after the fall of Emperor Palpatine, seeing the once great military machine dissolve into feuding warlord-ism and seeing corrupt politicians manipulate the military for their own gains. He was captured by Wedge Antillies and Rogue Squadron, and, during interrogation, defected to the Alliance, joining the Rogues and proving to be instrumental in many missions.
During his time with Rogue Squadron Fel would wear his TIE Fighter flight-suit, as opposed to the traditional Alliance Orange, but with the less bulky X-wing life support apparatus and helmet, as opposed to the fully enclosed TIE pilot kit.
He disappeared for a brief time before showing up as a pilot for the Chiss. He warned Mara Jade and Luke Skywalker of an impending invasion, which turned out to be the invasion by the Yuuzhan Vong. During the war against the Yuuzhan Vong, his son, Jagged Fel, also proved himself as a pilot.
Fel is married to Wedge Antilles' sister, Syal.
Fel is likely based on Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron from the first World War.
Fel maybe an ancestor of Roan Fel, Emperor of the reformed Galactic Empire.
'Condren Foreck' was Lando Calrissian's second choice for a wife in the Corellian Trilogy. Unfortunately, Lando found out that she had already married another man, and was forced to cross her off his list of potential suitors. Foreck lives with her husband on a farm on Azbrian.
Garindan is a minor character seen in at the Mos Eisley spaceport.
Garindan only appeared in a few seconds of film, but he became famous for his stand-out appearance, earning him the nickname "Long Snoot."
He characteristically wears dark goggles since his large eyes are photosensitive to the red wavelengths in light. Born on the arid planet of Kubindi, he has a rough textured green/black skin and a bristle like hair on his head. As with all of his kind, Garindan feeds off insects and favours the delicacies that are shipped to Mos Eisley from the Ku'Bakai system. Because of the harsh conditions of Tatooine, he is almost always seen in a dark cloak that covers everything except for his trunk-like snout, leading the locals to speculate to his species and planet of origin. Garindan is believed to be exceedingly rich and is always able to pay for information when needed and produce the chits immediately despite the fact that he is never seen carrying large amounts of credits.
The information that Garindan gathers is available for a price, and his only allegiances are to himself; the fact that the local Imperial presence pays him well for his information indicates that Garindan has failed to find a better offer so far. Garindan was so good at his work that even Jabba the Hutt feared that the Kubaz might find out too much about his dealings and business transactions. Garindan, for his part, simply bided his time, safe in the knowledge that he would eventually find out ''something'' regarding Jabba's business and that this information would make him wealthy.
Garindan once received a commission from Imperial forces and this nearly cost the Rebel Alliance its future after Garindan was given the task of hunting down two missing droids named R2-D2 and C-3PO. Garindan managed to locate the two droids quickly, finding them in the company of Old Ben, a hermit who lived out in the Dune Sea and a young farm boy that Garindan recognised as being the Nephew of Owen Lars, a moisture farmer. Garindan trailed the cohort to Docking Bay 94 where they were set to rendezvous with a pair of smugglers named Han Solo and Chewbacca, where they would take passage on the ''Millennium Falcon''. Using the Imperial Comlink that he had been provided with, Garindan immediately called the Stormtroopers to Docking Bay 94, causing the freighter to barely escape intact.
The current activities and whereabouts of Garindan are unknown. It is likely that he has remained on Tatooine hiding amidst the upheaval following the death of Jabba the Hutt.
He also appears in '' as an unlockable character, and under the name of "Imperial Spy." He continues to spy on the rebels until he was caught.
Gartogg is a minor and fictional character from ''Star Wars, Return of the Jedi''.
Gartogg was born on the planet Gamorrea and was one of twelve Gamorreans who left their planet bound of Tatooine at the request of Jabba the Hutt. Jabba wanted the Gartogg and the others to enter his service, but Gamorrean customs dictated that Jabba had to engaged them in personal combat before they could agree to this employment. Jabba agreed and said that he would combat them all at once so long as they were all blindfolded, as was an old "Hutt Tradition" in such dominance combat. The Gamorreans agreed and once Gartogg and the others could not see anything, Jabba silently ordered dozens of his thugs to beat the Gamorreans mercilessly.
Awed by Jabba's martial skill and the fact that he had managed to simultaneously and single-handedly defeat them in combat, the Gartogg and the other Gamorreans agreed to enter Jabba's service and were placed around the palace as guards. Gartogg's duties were very simple, guard the palace and he was happy with this particular function despite the fact he was constantly harassed with the appointed leader Ortugg. Like everybody else in the palace, Gartogg was captured by the rescue attempt that Leia Organa mounted on Han Solo who was being held captive within Carbonite in Jabba's throne room. But Gartogg had problems of his own to deal with. A number of sinister murders had taken place in the lower depths of Jabba's palace and Gartogg had been given the task of solving these murders, an assignment that would prove to save his life since it prevented him from joining Jabba and his enteurage on his Sail Barge when it departed for the Dune Sea and the Great Pit of Carkoon.
'Ghent' is a fictional character in the expanded Star Wars universe. He made his first appearance in the Timothy Zahn novel, ''Heir to the Empire''. Ghent is a slicer (hacker) of awesome talent, able to crack military and diplomatic grade encryptions with relative ease. He is employed in Talon Karrde's smuggling operation.
Over the course of the Thrawn story arc, Ghent was seconded to the New Republic in order to track down a bank break-in. While waiting for transport from his employer, he was able to decrypt the transmissions from Delta Source, an Imperial intelligence system acquiring information directly from the New Republc headquarters; something that the New Republic hadn't been able to do over a much longer period of time with much greater resources. Ghent also used his talents to break Imperial Battle encryptions during the siege of Coruscant, though he was thrown off by the stiff procedures and routines used by the New Republic.
He is also incredibly naive, and often doesn't even notice his own talents and status.
In the game KotOR II a character named ''Dhagon Ghent'' can be found on Onderon. He is likely an ancestor of Zakarisz.
'Vilmarh Grahrk', or 'Villie' as he was often known, was a Devaronian smuggler during the waning days of the Galactic Republic. A notorious gambler, grifter and scoundrel, Villie took part in a number of underhanded schemes in his quest for money and women.
A character named Dvakvar Grahrk (possibly an ancestor of Vilmarh) was originally planned to be in '', but was cut during development. The character can still be seen on the Prima Guide of ''KotOR II''.
Vilmarh Grahrk is a character in ''.
'Marn "Gryph" Hierogryph' is a Snivvian smuggler who's bark is much worse than his bite. Gryph has always had a dream about becoming a big, notorious criminal, but his crimes usually go unnoticed compared to other lowlife in the galaxy. He is notoriously greedy and will do almost anything to make a few easy credits, no matter how much danger it may bring to him and his companions. Despite this, he is far from a cold-hearted murderer and has shown compassion more than once while traveling with Zayne. He also has a seemingly endless supply of underworld connections when it comes to dealing with all the low-life criminals around the galaxy.
'Tal Hesz' was a leader of the Jabiimi resistance alongside Nolan Gillmunn during the Galactic Civil War. Though fighting to keep their planet free of Imperial tyranny, he did not trust the Rebel Alliance. When Gillmunn brought a Rebel diplomatic envoy to the planet to meet with the resistance, Hesz was furious. When Hesz found out that a member of the team, one Luke Skywalker was wanted by Darth Vader himself, he promised to exchange the rebel for an end to hostilities on Jabiim. When his plan backfired he was only able to provide Lord Vader with rebel mathematician Jorin Sol. This, along with Skywalker and the others' escape, angered Vader, who ordered the populace of the planet enslaved, and ordered an orbital bombardment, reducing the planet to rubble.
This event devastated Hesz, who undertook a personal mission to find Sol and his people. After weeks of searching, an informant pointed him to Kalist VI. After stealing an Imperial shuttle and disguising himself as a Stormtrooper, he headed for the planet. Hesz arrived just in time to see a Rebel fleet arrive to save his people and Jorin Sol. After the battle on the planet ended, Hesz was found out and taken into Imperial custody.
'Rostek Horn' is the step-grandfather of Corran Horn. Rostek was a security officer with Corellian Security Force (CorSec) and worked closely with the Corellian Jedi Nejaa Halcyon on various campaigns. When Nejaa Halcyon died, Rostek married his widow and adopted his son in order to hide them from the Emperor and Darth Vader. Nejaa's son Valin, would from that point be known as Valin 'Hal' (Halcyon) Horn. Rostek rose high in the ranks of CorSec (how far is never actually stated). At the time of his forced retirement he was put on a sort of low level house arrest, wherein all employees of his estate reported his actions directly to CorSec. Rostek revealed to his grandson Corran Horn that Corellian politicians feared the intelligence he had gathered on them during his CorSec days.
'Valin "Hal" Horn' is the father of Corran Horn. Like Corran, Hal was a CorSec officer. Corran and his father were very close. Unfortunately, Hal was killed by the bounty hunter Bossk on an ill-fated CorSec mission in which Corran was also a participant. Hal died in the arms of his son. Corran still looks to his father's memory for inspiration, and often relies on his "gut instincts," a survival technique his father encouraged.
Hal Horn was also a partially trained Jedi Knight who was trained by his father Nejaa Halcyon until Nejaa's death shortly after the Clone Wars. He was unable to train his own son, Corran, in the use of the Force, but he did teach him to trust his instincts, realizing they were latent warnings from the Force. Hal knew his own intuition for crimefighting was largely based on the Force and that he had passed his abilities onto Corran. Hal Horn was the only law enforcement officer to ever catch Booster Terrik and was thus responsible for Booster's five year stint in the spice mines of Kessel. He once briefly worked the murder case of Wedge Antilles's parents. He and his son Corran (partners at the time) also helped bring down Zekka Thyne, Black Sun's top lieutenant on Correlia in which he worked with Grand Admiral Thrawn who was posing as the bounty hunter Jodo Kast.
Valin Horn's most significant contribution to the galaxy may have been in the seeming murder case of then senator Garm Bel Iblis. While trying to solve Bel Iblis' apparent death, he was forced to work with and was able to thwart Ysanne "Iceheart" Isard in her attempts to prevent the creation of the Rebel Alliance. With Valin's help, Bel Iblis was able to escape Iceheart and the Imperials and continue on to forge the Correlian Treaty, which is considered the true birth of the Rebel Alliance. History may have been significantly altered if not for Valin's hard work and stubbornness in resisting the machinations of Ysanne Isard; he arguably may have even saved the Rebel Alliance before it truly began.
In memory of his father, Corran named his son Valin. The younger Valin would go on to train as a Jedi during the time of the New Jedi Order.
'Carnor Jax' was a member of the Emperor's Royal Guard of Emperor Palpatine who eventually gained the rank of ''"Sovereign Protector"'' (the highest Royal Guard rank). After the Battle of Endor, Carnor Jax put into execution a plan to depose the Emperor and rule in his stead with his nascent Dark Side Force-powers. Before the Reborn Emperor returned to Byss, unbeknownst to him, his personal physician had tampered with the genetic material of the Emperor's clones and the cells in storage. The tampering meant that Palpatine would suffer a physical decline which would result in his death. He sensed this, though he never realized that it was sabotage and left for Onderon, where he intended to place his soul into the infant Anakin Solo. He would never return. Into this void stepped Jax, who suffered a setback almost immediately — the Emperor's physician had been broken by Rebel Alliance interrogators, and had told the whole story of how he had been bribed by Carnor Jax to kill the Emperor. This would have been bad enough, but one of the loyal Royal Guardsmen had survived on Onderon, and had infiltrated the Rebel base and heard the physician's confession. Immediately the guardsman fled to Yinchorr to inform his brethren of the traitor amongst their ranks. Jax was not far behind, and with a large assault force wiped out nearly all of his fellow guardsmen. He then trained a legion of stormtroopers to be his own personal body guards. Their armor was dyed black and they were thus known as Black-clad storm troopers. Out of all of Carnor's fellow guardsmen, one was left alive. Kir Kanos survived Carnor Jax's betrayal and spent the rest of his days hunting down the traitor of the Empire. Carnor Jax was eventually slain by Kir Kanos on the planet where first they met: Yinchorr.
'Kallabow' was a Wookiee and the daughter of Attichitcuk, the sister of Chewbacca, and the mother of Lowbacca and Sirrakuk.
'Morgan Katarn' was a Force sensitive and close friends with the Jedi Qu Rahn. He was also a leader in the Alliance to Restore the Republic and father to Kyle Katarn.
As a farmer, a faulty perimeter droid killed his wife, Patricia Katarn. Despite Morgan's allegiance to the Rebellion, he sent his son Kyle to an Imperial academy in hopes of giving him a proper education.
Morgan had been entrusted with the lightsaber of his Jedi friend Qu Rahn, which he placed within a hidden compartment in the family's homemade droid, WeeGee. Along with this Morgan created a holorecording for his son Kyle Katarn that only the droid could decode. It told Kyle of his Jedi potential and of the importance of protecting the location of the Valley of the Jedi, as well as entrusting Rahn's Lightsaber to him.
In an attack on Barons Hed by Imperial forces masquerading as Rebels, Morgan was captured, and eventually killed aboard the ''Vengeance'' by Jerec, who beheaded him with a vibroblade. Morgan's head was then placed on a stake outside the walls of Barons Hed. This led Kyle to despise the Rebellion. Only when Jan Ors revealed the truth did Kyle follow in his father's footsteps.
What Jerec did not know at this time was that Morgan, a Jedi sympathiser, had in his possession a secret map to the legendary Valley of the Jedi hidden within the roof of his homestead. Situated at an ancient battle site on the planet Ruusan the valley was a source of almost unlimited power. The map, however, was later found by Jerec.
Morgan appeared as a Force ghost — to his son Kyle, probably formed by the Force powers surrounding the Valley of the Jedi.
Morgan is seen in the game , both in-game and during FMV cinematics, where he is portrayed by Jacob Witkin. His in-game appearance is based on the actor's looks.
'Patricia Katarn' was Morgan Katarn's wife, and Kyle Katarn's mother. She was killed by one of Morgan's guard droids, that was faulty and recognized Patricia as a threat, murdering her.
Logray was the Ewok medicine man of Chief Chirpa's tribe. Although his age is unknown, and he is considered as old as the trees themselves, Logray is known to have been a warrior before becoming the medicine man.
He is a tan-striped Ewok, who wears the half skull of a great forest bird atop his head, decorated with feathers and beads. He wields a staff made from the spine of a great enemy of his youth.
It is likely that Logray was, in fact, a Force Adept (a Force-sensitive individual that was never affiliated with any major organisation of Force users, such as the Jedi Order, whether due to unfamiliarity and isolation from such groups or other reasons). The "magic" that he wielded was in all likelihood, the Force, as usually interpreted by primitive and isolated cultures of the Galaxy. This would also explain his reported long life, combat ability and knack for surviving ordeals that would certainly kill other Ewoks, as well as his guardianship of the Sun Star (probably a Light Side artifact), and tendency to take on special "apprentices" (in which he could probably detect Force-sensitivity), much like a Jedi or Sith would.[2]
Plat Mallar was a Gran who lived on the Imperial planet Polneye. He was a student who had learned to fly an Imperial TIE interceptor starfighter. During the Yevethan attack of Polneye, he piloted his TIE interceptor against Yevethan TIE/rc Recon fighters. He managed to destroy one of the three TIE/rcs, but when his wingmates were killed, he fled to the far side of the planet in fear.
Mallar eventually gathered enough courage to return to the battle. He then used a visual recorder to tape the battle. Mallar escaped Polneye and attempted an interstellar journey using his fighter's sublight drives. He almost died from lack of oxygen, but was picked up by a New Republic prowler ship.
Mallar spent fifteen days in a bacta tank healing. When he awoke, he was greeted by Admiral Ackbar, leader of the New Republic military. Ackbar helped Mallar to enlist in the New Republic Navy, and Mallar was given a mission to escort Commodore Han Solo to the Fifth Fleet. The Yevetha ambushed Solo and his escort, pulling the entourage from hyperspace using an Interdictor Cruiser. Mallar tried to defend the commodore, but his ship was disabled with an ion blast and Solo was captured. Plat Mallar returned to the New Republic fleet and was questioned by a New Republic Intelligence officer, and then allowed to return to his quarters to wait for further assignment.
The video recordings of the Battle of Polneye taken by Mallar helped motivate the New Republic Senate into going to war with the Yevetha.
Mallar appears in the books Before the Storm, Shield of Lies, and Tyrant's Test.
'Meewalh' was the female Noghri bodyguard to Leia Organa Solo in the fictional Star Wars universe. Meewalh was the longest-serving of all the Noghri who have defended their ''Mal'ary'ush'' - the daughter of Darth Vader, their former lord and master. She fought valiantly against many threats to her mistress, serving through most of the war with the Yuuzhan Vong and into the war against the Killiks under Raynar Thul, and was tough enough to take a deflected shot from a high-power stun blaster rifle without going down, as was demonstrated when she attempted in vain to subdue the renegade Jedi Knight and Gorog Joiner, Alema Rar, on Woteba in defense of the ''Millennium Falcon''. She was killed in battle over Hapes when Jacen Solo ordered his gunners on the Star Destroyer Anakin to target the ''Millennium Falcon''.
'Myo' is an Abyssin scout from Byss. He can be seen befriending the Bith musician Lirin Car'n at Chalmun's Cantina in Mos Eisly during Luke Skywalker's fateful encounter with Han Solo in ''A New Hope''. He also appears in the ''Star Wars Customizable Card Game''.
The following is a list of people in Padme Amidala's family.
Darred Janren is the husband of Sola Naberrie and the father of Ryoo Naberrie and Senator Pooja Naberrie. He is the brother-in-law of Padmé Naberrie Amidala Skywalker and uncle to Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa.
'Jobal Thule Naberrie' is the daughter of Ryoo Thule, the wife of Ruwee Naberrie, mother of Padmé Amidala and Sola Naberrie, and grandmother to Ryoo Naberrie, Pooja Naberrie, Luke Skywalker, and Leia Organa. She was to have appeared in '', but the scene was ultimately cut from the film. It can, however, be seen in the deleted scenes on the DVD release.
Jobal appeared with the rest of her family in '' during Padmé's funeral march. She likely never knew that, only days before, her youngest child had given birth to twin children who would one day become two great Rebel heroes.
'Pooja Naberrie' is a fictional character in the Star Wars saga.
Pooja Naberrie (born 26 BBY) served as Senator of Naboo in the Imperial Senate (and secretly a Rebel Alliance sympathizer) during the Galactic Civil War. Pooja was the niece of the famous and beloved Naboo politician, the late Padmé Amidala, who married Anakin Skywalker, and later became the mother of the fallen Jedi’s twin children Luke and Leia. Pooja was the daughter of Padmé’s sister Sola Naberrie and Sola’s husband Darred Janren. In 6 BBY Pooja became a Senator in the Imperial Senate. She became great friends with Senator Leia Organa of Alderaan, though their true relation as cousins was unknown to either of them. Her older sister was Ryoo Naberrie.
'Ryoo Naberrie' is the daughter of Sola Naberrie and her husband Darred Janren and the older sister of Senator Pooja Naberrie. She was named after her great-grandmother Ryoo Thule. She is also the niece of the former Queen and Senator of Naboo, Padmé Amidala and the cousin of Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. Little is actually known of Ryoo. She appears in one of the deleted scenes of '' and in her aunt's funeral march through Theed in '' with the rest of her family.
Sola Naberrie is the older sister of Padmé Amidala, making her Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa's aunt. She is married to Darred Janren and has two daughters, Ryoo Naberrie and Pooja Naberrie, the later who later becomes the Senator of Naboo during the years of the Galactic Empire.
Sola's relationship with her sister seems to be a close one. In '', she teases Padmé about Anakin Skywalker being the first boyfriend she has brought home to meet the family. This is Sola's only appearance in (the scene was cut out of the movie and is included at the end of the VHS copy and special features of the DVD), though she does appear briefly in '' during Padmé's funeral along with the rest of her family.
The actress who played Sola in the deleted scene was Claudia Karvan. For other information, see Star Wars bio page, and info.
Winama Naberrie (? BBY - 32 BBY) was the mother of Ruwee Naberrie, the grandmother of Padmé Amidala and Sola Naberrie and the great-grandmother of Ryoo Naberrie, Pooja Naberrie, Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. She died a few months before her granddaughter Padmé became Queen of Naboo.
Ryoo Thule (? BBY - 18 BBY) was the mother of Jobal Naberrie, the grandmother of Sola Naberrie and Padmé Amidala and the great-grandmother of Senator Pooja Naberrie. Her elder great-granddaughter Ryoo Naberrie was named after her. Ryoo Jobal was killed by Inquisitor Malorum in 18 BBY when Darth Vader(formerly Anakin Skywalker, secret husband to Padmé Amidala and father to Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa Solo/Amidala Skywalker)ordered him to go to Naboo to investigate Padmé Amidala's death and fate of their child whom Padmé was pregnant with at the time. It is believed he had not accepted that it was he who had killed his beloved wife on the landing platform in the Mustafar system, ''Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith''. Suspicious about the circumstances of Padmé's death, Inspector Malorum went to interrogate Ryoo, because she was the only member of the family to oversee her granddaughter's burial. From Ryoo's evasive behaviour he deduced that Padmé's and Vader's child didn't die with Padmé. Ryoo's corpse was found by Ferus Olin and Trever Flume.
Commander Narra is, according to the video game, the one Y-Wing pilot who survived the attack on the first Death Star, although other more canonical sources attribute this distinction to either Keyan Farlander or Horton Salm. Commander Narra was featured in the first episode of Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Radio Drama, where he and his flight were killed in action by TIE fighters while protecting Rebel transports en route to Hoth. His death led to Luke Skywalker being promoted to the rank Commander. His nickname was "Boss."
Commander Narra's given name has yet to be revealed.
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Boss Rugor Nass is the leader of the Gungan community and the underwater Gungan city of Otoh Gunga on Naboo, and appears in Episode 1, and briefly during Padme's funeral scene in Episode 3.
'Navik the Red' is a fictional character from the ''Star Wars'' saga. He is a Rodian warlord responsible for butchering hundreds of members of his race and displacing hundreds more.
'Nield' is one of the teenaged leaders of the Young, a youth organization trying to stop the civil war between the Melida and the Daan on the planet Melida/Daan. Nield is a strict leader, as is evident in the way he disciplines the other children. When his ally, Cerasi, is killed, Nield begins to hate Obi-Wan Kenobi. However, the two somewhat make up after the civil war ends.
'Nym' was a Feeorin pirate in the video games '', '' and ''Star Wars Galaxies'' . Prior to the Battle of Naboo, he was defeated on Lok by the Trade Federation army. For vengeance, he helped to defeat the Trade Federation and later the Confederacy of Independent Systems. He would later build a new pirate base on the planet Lok and become a Rebel Alliance sympathizer, assisting stranded Rebel pilots that would crash on the planet. He was helping the Jedi at Naboo, defending the Naboo outpost at the Battle of Naboo. Later on, during the Galactic Civil War, Nym takes complete control over the planet Lok and uses it as a base of operations from which he can aid the Rebellion.
In the '' novel ''The Fight for Truth'', 'O-Bin' is a teacher in Kegan's "Learning Circle". She teaches the dangers of the galaxy and the false reasons why Kegan should be isolated. However, her teachings are rendered obsolete when Kegan's shortcomings are exposed. Kegan grows into a prominent Galactic Republic planet, and O-Bin is forced to change her style from the teachings of O-Vieve and V-Tan toward the truth.
In the '' series, 'O-Lana' is a Force-sensitive girl from the planet of Kegan. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn brought her back to the Jedi Temple for training. She eventually grew into a Jedi Knight by the name of Olana Chion.
In the '' series, 'O-Vieve' is a Benevolent Guide for the planet of Kegan. With the help of V-Tan, O-Vieve shifted the planet of Kegan into her own philosophy of simplicity and isolation. She is credited for being one of the first people to predict the rise of the Galactic Empire. However, her control over Kegan is thwarted when Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Adi Gallia, and Siri Tachi reintroduce Kegan to the rest of the galaxy.
'Odumin' is a male Tynnan (a species which resembles a bipedal otter), who is a high-level manager for the Corporate Authority. He disguises himself as a skiptrace (a person who tracks down ships for debts due) named "Spray". He uses Han Solo and his first mate Chewbacca to help capture the Malorm Family, a group of murderous slavers and pirates.
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Peckhum appears in the fictional ''Star Wars'' book series: ''Junior Jedi Knights'', and the ''Young Jedi Knights'' series. He is mentioned in ''. It is not known if Peckhum survived the invasion of Coruscant by the Yuuzhan Vong.
''The Lightning Rod'' is Peckhum's old cargo ship that has seen many years. Eventually (after the attack by the Shadow Academy) it was given to Zekk. Peckhum caught a young boy named Zekk stowing away on his freighter on a cargo run to Ennth. Rather than send Zekk back to another orphanage, Pekhum raised the young man as his own. Their relationship is something between a father and a friend, they are the only family each other has. In fact since Peckhum is under contract to supply the Jedi Academy on his freighter runs, he created the opportunity for all the children to meet and become friends in the first place.
★ ''The Lost Ones'' (1995) (ISBN 1-57297-052-9)
★ ''Lightsabers'' (1996) (ISBN 1-57297-091-X)
★ ''Darkest Knight'' (1996) (ISBN 1-57297-129-0)
★ ''Jedi Under Siege'' (1996) (ISBN 1-57297-163-0)
'Reti' is a Toydarian with a starfighter called "The Zoomer" (picture unavailable), and it is indeed a very good ship. He helped Nym, Vana Sage, Rhys Dallows, Lok Revenants and Bravo Flight to fight the Trade Federation before and during the Clone Wars. He appears in Star Wars: Starfighter and Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter. He is usually the underdog of the gang, but has done good favors for Nym. He once boarded a Trade Federation Freighter and risked his life to deliver supplies to Bravo Flight.
'Rukh' was a Noghri bodyguard who was stationed to protect Grand Admiral Thrawn, the last remaining Imperial Grand Admiral. When the populace of the Noghri discovered they were being used by the Empire, they instantly turned on Thrawn and joined the New Republic. Rukh assassinated Thrawn after hearing of what happened and tried to escape off the Imperial Star Destroyer ''Chimaera''. He was soon found and killed, though his honour still remained in the Noghri culture.
'Salporin' is a Wookiee from the world of Kashyyyk. He made a brief appearance in , but was originally introduced in the Timothy Zahn novel Heir to the Empire. In this book, he and Chewbacca were former best friends, who reunite when Chewie takes Leia Organa Solo to Kashyyyk for protection. Salporin is eventually killed by an army of Noghri.
'Utric Sandov' was a Bothan working for the Rebel Alliance who told Leia Organa that the Galactic Empire had acquired the Vor'na'tu.
'Shedao Shai' was the advance leader for the Praetorite Vong. Shai led the Vong on their conquest of Belkadan, Helska, Dubrillion, and other planets. After Corran Horn slayed two of Shai's relatives on Bimmiel, Shai vowed to kill Horn. Shedao Shai was also responsible for the death of the Caamasi Senator Elegos A'Kla and sending his body to Horn. After this Horn challenged Shai to a one on one battle to decide the fate of the planet Ithor. Shai was defeated by Corran Horn, but Shai's insubordinate second in command, Deign Lian, carried out the total destruction of Ithor anyway by releasing a powerful virus onto its surface. He received this order from none other than Tsavong Lah.
'Sirrakuk' in the Star Wars Expanded Universe, was the younger sister of Lowbacca. She shaved decorative designs into her fur (a practice looked down on by older Wookiees, making it most likely analogous to various radical human teenage hairstyles) and loved to fly starships.
Sirra completed her rite of passage (which she was hesitant to do because of the supposed death of her friend Raabakyysh while doing hers) during a fight with a Nightsister in the lower levels of Kashyyyk. Both Sirra and the Nightsister were swallowed by a syren plant, but Sirra had escaped and grabbed a handful of fibers on her way out.
Later, after Raaba turned up alive, well, and promoting the Diversity Alliance on Kashyyyk, Sirra and Lowbacca accompanied her to Ryloth, where the pair were held against their will until they escaped. Sirra later accompanied a New Republic senate team sent to investigate claims about the Diversity Alliance, and in frustration, smashed open a crate marked "food", exposing the weapons inside.
Apart from the Young Jedi Knights series, no other mention is made in the novels of Sirrakuk, possibly due to author oversight. The most glaring example of this is Chewbacca's memorial service on Kashyyyk in the New Jedi Order series, where she should have logically appeared.
'Skynx' appears in the Star Wars Novel ''Han Solo & The Lost Legacy'', and is an insectoid creature who serves as a scholar on the planet Ruuria and is part of a K'zagg colony. In the novel, Skynx accompanies Han Solo to find the lost treasures of the Queen of Ranroon as the leading expert in the Pre-Republic era at the University of Ruuria and had studied various documents & texts from that period. He is of no relation to Skynxnex, who appears in the EU series Jedi Academy on Kessel.
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A slimy dealer of illegal substances, played by Matt Doran in ''Attack of the Clones'', who frequents Coruscant's entertainment district's nightclubs and bars to peddle his wares, 'Elan Sleazebaggano''s attempt to sell death sticks to Obi-Wan Kenobi resulted in a complete change of profession after the Jedi used a mind trick to encourage the slythmonger to adopt a new lifestyle.
However, in the Boba Fett series of novels, Sleazebaggano is once again shown trying to sell contraband to an irritated Boba Fett.
His name is an obvious play on the word "sleazebag," meaning a person of little or no morals.
'Jorin Sol' was a mathematician for the Rebellion during the early part of the Galactic Civil War. Sol escorted Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker on a diplomatic mission to the planet Jabiim. After the team was thrust into the middle of a Battle between the Empire and the local resistance, Sol was separated from the team and captured by Imperials with the help of the traitor Tal Hesz.
After this, Sol was taken to the planet Kalist VI, where he was tortured and interrogated as to the whereabouts of the Rebel fleet and Skywalker. During a daring covert operation, a rebel team was able to rescue Sol and the enslaved population of Jabiim.
Unknown to the Rebellion, Jorin Sol had been reprogrammed as an Imperial spy, and was now in the midst of the rebel fleet with a special mission. "Destroy the Rebellion from the inside."
'Jarik Solo' was a young smuggler and adopted brother of Han Solo, the novel Rebel Dawn. Though not truly a Solo, Han simply allowed Jarik to use his name. Jarik was often in the Millennium Falcon's gun turret, and became a fairly expereinced gunner. He was killed by a thermal detonator along side Lando Calrissian during the assault on Ylesia. He attempted to reaveal his true name but died before doing so. His death tag was marked Jarik Solo.
'Sien Sovv' was a Sullustan Admiral who served as Supreme Commander of the New Republic, and later Galactic Alliance, forces. Sovv was described as more of an administrator than a strategist, better suited to command during a time of peace. As a result, he was unable to hold off the Yuuzhan Vong, and only with the help of Admiral Ackbar was able to lead a successful counterattack. However, to be fair, Sovv had his hands tied by the Senate and Chief of State Borsk Fey'lya, who went so far as to make him command the Defense of Coruscant in front of a full session of the Senate. After the Yuuzhan Vong war Sovv gave up his position only to retake it during the Swarm War. He then died after the relocation of the Killiks to the Utegetu Nebula after a collision with a drunk pilot.
'Iaco Stark' was a Space Pirate who unified millions of Space Pirates to create a force large enough to take control of the Galaxy. He led this Army into a war against the Republic, this war became known as The Stark Hyperspace War. Iaco lead his army to many victories against the Republic but, in the end he was no match for the resolve of the Jedi. His final battle was lost when a Jedi taskforce madeup of Tyvokka, Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Plo Koon, Sha Koon, Adi Gallia, Tholme, and Quinlan Vos defeated him in battle. Unfortunately this war took the life of Jedi Master Tyvokka.
'Lieutenant Janek Sunber', also known as 'Tank', was an officer in the Imperial Army and one of Luke Skywalker's childhood friends.
Born on Tatooine around two decades before the Battle of Yavin, Sunber grew up among the children of moisture farmers, many of whom spent their leisure hours in Anchorhead. These included Biggs Darklighter, Luke Skywalker, the future married couple Laze Loneozner and Camie, Deak, and Windy. At the appropriate age he left his homeworld behind, joining the Imperial Academy at the same—or close to the same—time as his friend Biggs. After graduation, he joined the Imperial Navy, hoping to prove himself as a starfighter pilot. Whilst he was an above-average pilot, his skills were not up to Imperial standards, but rather than return home and face humiliation, Sunber enrolled in the infantry. Hard-working and dedicated, Sunber made officer rank within a year.
Stationed on the jungle world of Maridun, Sunber proved himself as a credit to the army, remaining level-headed and calm as the Imperial presence on the jungle planet came under attack by numerous Amanin warriors. Although he earned the ire of his commanding officers, Captain Gage and Commander Frickett, he impressed General Ziering enough to receive a field promotion to captain, and shortly afterwards, commander.
It was thanks to Sunber that the Imperials on Maridun were able to battle the Amanin to a standstill, but General Ziering was killed during the battle, leaving the jealous Captain Gage as the only one who could verify Sunber's promotions to the Imperial leaders on Carida. Gage did not, and Sunber was made to surrender his rank insignia, returning to the position of lieutenant. He went on to aid in the capture of Jabiimite rebels, and would eventually be reunited with Luke Skywalker when the Alliance staged an infiltration of an Imperial prison on Kalist VI where Sunber was serving as a prison guard.
Skywalker and Sunber conversed about their days on Tatooine and their new lives, but, despite their friendship, Janek was shocked when Luke implored him to join the Rebellion. Sunber quickly realized Luke was part of the Rebel infiltration team that had by now launched its assault, and Luke was forced to knock his old friend unconscious to continue with his mission.
When he came to he alerted the base to the Rebel presence, ordering the troops to try and take Luke alive. He caught up to Skywalker as the base's prisoners were being loaded onto a transport for escape; Luke attempted to talk to his old friend, saying that Janek knew what was right and that the prisoners were slaves, just as his grandfather had been. Sunber refused an offer to join the Rebellion but appeared to be resigned to letting them leave, until the rest of the Rebel team arrived with Jorin Sol.
Angry that Luke had apparently lied to him and that the Rebels were really here to rescue the 'spy', he attempted to shoot Sol but the laser bolt was deflected back into his own shoulder by Luke's lightsaber. As the Alliance team left Luke informed Sunber that Biggs had also been part of the Rebellion. In the aftermath of the attack Sunber dwelled on the fact that in the space of a day he had found that two of his oldest friends were now gone forever.
Rand Talor was the Rebellion general in charge of the invasion of Coruscant. He was put in charge mainly because there was reason to believe his wife, Kath Talor, was being held prisoner in the Imperial Palace. It is known that Rebel troops found her alive and brought her out of the palace when Rebels had control of Coruscant, to reunite with her husband.
'Tarfang' is an Ewok with the dubious distinction of having the death sentence on him in ten planetary systems (unspecified). He is the co-pilot of the DR-909 with Jae Junn, and as such helps Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Leia Organa, and their friends on their various exploits. Like Junn, Tarfang ran spinglass busts and sculptures for the Saras (Star Wars) nest, and also became a Galactic Alliance Intelligence official. He eventually comes to odds with Han and Leia, due to their Corellian sympathies, to the point where he attempted to kill Leia.
His personality is acerbic at best. He has a tendency to speak rudely to anybody but his fellow copilot, resulting in many humorous dialogues where C-3PO, the only one who can understand Ewokese, must attempt to censor what he says. In spite of this, he is a loyal and ferocious fighter.
Teek is a mischievous and semi-intelligent bipedal creature with white fur, close dark eyes, pointy ears, and gopher-like buck teeth seen in . In the film, he lived with a marooned old hermit named Noa Briqualon who befriended him after Noa crashed landed and was stranded on the planet Endor. Coincedently, his species is also called "Teek" but it is not known if Noa knew this prior to their encounter.
Roughly under a meter high, Teek had an incredibly fast metabolism and because of this, nearly all of his actions were superhumanly fast. Often he was seen running at lightning speed across the Endor landscape leaving only a white blur in the distance. It was Teek who first befriended Cindel and Wicket in the forest following the attack on the Ewok village and his bravery was one of the main reasons Noa and Wicket were able to rescue Cindel and the captured Ewoks from King Terak's castle.
Although he speaks mostly in gibberish which closely resembles a giggle, he displays unusual intelligence for a primitive creature of the Endor moon. In the film, he had working knowledge of Noa's starcruiser blaster cannons which required sequential codes to operate. In the dungeons of Terak's castle, Teek deceptively set-up two card playing Marauder prisoner guards causing them both to blast one another. Teek injured his arm after trying to protect Noa from King Terak's killing blow. He is seen wearing a sling at the conclusion of the film waving goodbye to Noa and Cindel as the starcruiser takes off. Little is known of Teek's past prior to his encounter with Noa, but it is known that his homeworld is Endor and it was assumed that he remained with Wicket and the Ewok tribe following Cindel's departure from the planet.
Other than the movie , Teek is only seen in a pre-flight video at the Disneyland Resort's Star Tours attraction. He is being assisted by a Wookie who resembles Chewbacca with the fastening of his seatbelt prior to the ride being initiated.
A fictional character created for the Star Wars universe, 'Terak' was the king of the Sanyassan Marauders on Endor. He was played by Carel Struycken.
Terak was a vicious and bloodthirsty leader who was obsessed with obtaining what he called "The Power", which he was convinced would allow him to leave Endor and conquer the universe. To this end, he was indirectly behind the death's of the Towani family (all save Cindel) in the hopes of stealing their ship's power crystal.
Fortunately for the rest of the galaxy, Terak's strength was not equalled by his intelligence: otherwise he could've simply taken the Towanis' ship. Instead, Terak believed beyond a shadow of a doubt that the crystal by itself was the key to letting him and the other Marauders leave Endor, and he spent quite a while trying to get the crystal to work by having his mystic, a witch named Charal, access the power within.
Terak was eventually defeated and killed by the Ewoks and their human allies, Cindel and Noa Briqualon. When he couldn't have "The Power" in the form of the Dathomirian Nightsister, he stole Charal's magic ring that allowed her to transform into other forms and wore it around his neck. While engaged in a swordfight with Noa, Wicket attempted to help and struck and damaged the ring. This somehow caused its magic to backfire, turning Terak red and burning him into a crisp.
'Trask Ulgo' was a soldier in the Navy of the Galactic Republic during the Jedi Civil War. The first companion of Revan, Trask was killed onboard the ''Endar Spire'' by the Sith Darth Bandon, so that Revan might escape the ship.
In the '' series, 'V-Tan' is a Benevolent Guide for the planet Kegan. V-Tan, together with his partner, O-Vieve, morphed Kegan into an isolated planet based on simple principles known as the "General Good". However, his system was toppled when Kegan was reintroduced to the Galactic Republic.
The 'Vor'na'tu' was an ancient 'Jedi' artifact that the Galactic Empire acquired. The Empire then lost it to the Rebel Alliance. In order to keep the Empire from getting hold of it, it was broken into four pieces, which were later destroyed.
'Fliry Vorru' is a minor fictional character in the Star Wars Expanded Universe.
He was a former Moff of Corellia and was afterwards sent to the mines of Kessel because he was a possible rival to the Emperor Palpatine. He was released by Rogue Squadron and inserted into Imperial Center (Coruscant) to help the Rebel Alliance as the head of Black Sun a criminal organization. He helped with the fall of the Imperial Government on the planet, however he was secretly working with the Imperial Intelligence Director Ysanne Isard or as she was more commonly called Iceheart. After she escaped the planet and fled to Thyferra, he went with her and became her Minister of Trade. When Rogue Squadron took the planet, they sent him back to Kessel.
'Wade Vox' makes his first and only known appearance in the game . He ends up on Jabba's bad side, but somehow survives. However, he is forced to participate in Jabba's new sport: intense vehicle combat, where only the last combatant standing wins. Wade is gifted in the ways of the Force, but has never had a means of being trained. He looks up to Luke Skywalker in many ways and recently purchased his X-34 Landspeeder which he uses in competition.
'Diric Wessiri' was the husband of Iella Wessiri. He was captured by the Empire and turned into one of their agents by Ysanne Isard. He tried to assassinate the Imperial agent Kirtan Loor, and in turn was killed by Iella.
'Iella Wessiri' is a human female born on Corellia in 18 BBY and was employed by CorSec during the early Rebellion years. Iella Wessiri partnered with Corran Horn and worked with Gil Bastra for many years.
Later she joined the Rebellion as an intelligence operative after fleeing Corellia with her husband Diric Wessiri, who was later secretly captured and brainwashed by the Imperial Intelligence director Ysanne Isard. Iella assisted Rogue Squadron in the taking of Coruscant. While investigating the apparent murder of Corran Horn, Iella was forced to take the life of her helpless and brainwashed husband Diric. She also joined the Rogues in the liberation of Thyferra from Ysanne Isard's stewardship of the bacta producing planet.
She became later involved with Wedge Antilles during a mission to bring Adumar into the New Republic. In the ''Union'' comics it was revealed that she and Wedge had married and also had two daughters, Syal Antilles (born about 16 ABY) and Myri Antilles (born about 18 ABY).
In the events of ''The New Jedi Order'' Iella was head of New Republic Intelligence.
At the beginning of the ''Legacy of the Force'' series, she is shown to be mostly retired and living on Corellia with Wedge. She is working with Wedge and with daughter Myri, unlike daughter Syal, is sticking with her father. She is on Booster's ''Errant Venture'' helping to hide Leia and Han.
'Windy' was a childhood friend of Luke Skywalker on Tatooine.
'Qwi Xux' is a tall blue-skinned women from the planet Omwat. Like many others of her species she was very intelligent. At ten years old she was taken from her homeworld by Grand Moff Tarkin who forced her into a two-year long training regimen; she was the only survivor. She was a brilliant Imperial weapons designer who was responsible for the Sun Crusher and the World Devastators, and collaborated with Bevel Lemelisk (among others) in designing the first Death Star. After learning of the true and tragic results of her creations she defected to the New Republic. She was rescued from the Maw Installation by Wedge Antilles, with whom she later fell in love. Unfortunately, her memory was erased by Kyp Durron, a Jedi Knight, when he briefly turned to the Dark Side. Though the "reborn" Qwi continued her relationship with Wedge for a time, the two eventually parted amicably.
During the Yuuzhan Vong War, she was visited by a rogue Twi'lek Jedi named Daeshara'cor, who was searching for superweapons which could be used against the Vong. However, since she still couldn't remember the specifics of the work she had done, she had no help to offer. This was a partial lie, as, when speaking with Luke and Mara, who were chasing Daeshara'cor, Qwi said that she had been able to reconstruct some of her work, and had used it in the rebuilding of the Cathedral of Winds on Vortex.
She appears during the Jedi Academy Trilogy (''Jedi Search'', ''Dark Apprentice'', ''Champions of The Force'', the first chapter of ''Starfighters of Adumar'', and ''.
'Salla Zend' was an ex-girlfriend of Han Solo. She, and cohort Shug Ninx helped Han and Leia save Luke and foil the Emperor Reborn's plan to control the galaxy from Byss 10 years after the Battle of Yavin with her remarkably fast ship, the ''Starlight Intruder'' (which Zend often claimed was faster than the ''Millennium Falcon'', but in a number of races with the ''Falcon'', the ''Intruder'' never came out on top). Salla was originally a student with a true gift for fixing and modifying machinery- but she didn't seek training to become an engineer or technician, preferring to become a spaceship mechanic aboard a corporate vessel. Eventually, she saved up enough money for a loan, with which she bought her own ship. Tweaking out her vessel, Zend began repaying the debt by smuggling with Solo. A race with Solo past a neutron star almost ended in disaster when her hyperdrive failed and Solo nearly died rescuing her. Disturbed by the narrow miss, Zend retired from smuggling, partnering up with Ninx.
★ List of minor Star Wars Jedi characters
★ List of minor Rebel characters in Star Wars
This article is about minor characters in the fictional ''Star Wars'' universe, who do not fit into any other category.
'Otherworldly wildlife' -- Terryl Whitlatch's creature study of Tatooine inhabitants
Amee
'Amee' is a character from the Star Wars movie Phantom Menace. She is a girl of six, who lives on Tatooine. She was friends with young Anakin Skywalker. Although credited as "Jenna Green", she was portrayed by George Lucas's daughter Katie Lucas, who had subsequent cameos in and Revenge of the Sith. In this, her only speaking role, she delivers the line "You've been working on that thing for years. It's never going to run."
Chalmun
'Chalmun' was the Wookiee owner of the cantina in Mos Eisley visited by Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi in ''. He purchased the cantina from the Vriichon brothers, who before then had been running an illegal spice den on the site and burying bodies in the basement.
Crumb, Salacious
'Salacious Crumb' is a fictional character that first appeared in the Star Wars movie ''Return of the Jedi''. Salacious was a knee-high, potbellied creature with disheveled hair, a shrill laugh, and a sharp beak. He was employed as a court jester for the intergalactic crimelord Jabba the Hutt. In the Expanded Universe, he is referred to as a Kowakian lizard-monkey. He became part of Jabba's palace after Malakili (the rancor tamer) found him on the planet Kowak. Crumb has killed some of Jabba's slaves with the rancor. He liked to pull the lever and hear the screams of the poor Twi'leks and others that fell in.
In ''Return of the Jedi'', Salacious was shocked away from C-3PO by R2-D2 just before the destruction of Jabba's sail barge. Salacious was killed in the explosion.
Not much is known about Salacious, but he is definitely heterosexual, displaying obvious sexual interest in Princess Leia by attempting to grab her bikini top.
In popular culture, a Sydney underground groove-rock band calls themselves Salacious Crumb. They are currently disbanded but regularly reform for shows.
Ephant Mon
'Ephant Mon', a chevin gunrunner, is a minor Star Wars character, who briefly appears in in Jabba's Palace when Han and Leia are caught escaping. Although he isn't seen much in the films, he has a very important job in Jabba's Palace as head of security; as he is the only one Jabba truly trusts. Once on a frozen planet, Jabba saved Ephant Mon from death by protecting him with the warmth of his body fat while Ephant Mon protected Jabba from bandits and since has been one of the most grotesque members of Jabba's associates. He did not die in the sail-barge explosion when many of Jabba's henchmen did, as he chose to remain at the palace. When Luke Skywalker arrived, Luke told Ephant Mon that if Jabba didn't free Han and the others, he would kill the Hutt. Ephant Mon did believe in The Force, and tried to warn Jabba, who wouldn't listen and denounced their friendship. After Jabba died and many of his henchmen were killed in the explosion, Ephant Mon joined a religion that worshipped the Force.
Ephant Mon's name comes from the words "Elephant Man," as he resembles a bipedal elephant.
Gardulla the Hutt
In the fictional Star Wars universe, 'Gardulla the Hutt', also known as 'Gardulla the Elder', is one of the Hutt crime lords of Tatooine. Her assistant is Diva Funquita. She is best known for buying Shmi and Anakin Skywalker, then losing them in a pod race to Watto, a junk dealer. Gardulla is sometimes a rival of Jabba the Hutt and appears briefly as his guest at the Podrace scene in ''The Phantom Menace''. Gardulla also sponsors Podracers, including Gasgano. After the Boonta Eve Classic, Gardulla offered Watto a substantial sum to regain ownership of Anakin, but the Toydarian had already lost the boy to Qui-Gon Jinn.
Gardulla attempted to feed Jango Fett to her personal Krayt dragon, but was in turn killed by the bounty hunter by being pushed into the Krayt dragon's lair and devoured after being interrogated for information on the Bando Gora cult.
Gargan, Yarna D'al
'Yarna D'al Gargan' is a fictional character in the science fiction saga ''Star Wars''. She is depicted as a six-breasted Askajian dancer and slave of Jabba the Hutt. She, alongside dancers Oola, Rystáll, Lyn Me, and Greeata, performed for the Hutt's amusement and pleasure. She first appeared in the film '' (1983).
Ghoel
'Ghoel' was a Wol Cabasshite who resided in Jabba's Palace. Resembling a giant slug with an incredibly long tongue, it was usually found hanging from the ceiling and arches, licking almost anyone who walked by it.
Ghoel was an intelligent creature, and was one of few in Jabba's entourage that did not perish in the Khetanna disaster at the Great Pit of Carkoon.
Jira
'Jira' was a vendor in Mos Espa that appeared in ''. She was a friend of Anakin Skywalker and warned him of an approaching sand storm.
Jira's life after Episode I is unknown, though, given her age, it is likely she was deceased by the Battle of Yavin.
In a deleted scene to Episode I, Anakin gives Jira some money to buy a cooling unit. They hug and she calls Anakin "the kindest boy in the galaxy" (a touch of dramatic irony). Shortly after they say goodbye, Qui-Gon slices one of Darth Maul's probe droids and the two break into a run.
Klaatu
'Klaatu' was a minor character from the Star Wars movie Return of the Jedi. Originally named "Wooof" by ILM designers, Klaatu is a green dog-like humanoid. The character was included in trading cards and miniature figurines.
Klaatu (along with Barada and Nikto) is a tribute to The Day the Earth Stood Still.
Lars, Cliegg
'Cliegg Lars' was the widower of Shmi Skywalker, the stepfather of Anakin Skywalker, and the father of Owen Lars. A moisture farmer on Tatooine, he purchased Shmi from Watto, and subsequently freed and married her. Years later, he was visited on Tatooine by Anakin and Padmé Amidala, who learned that Shmi had been abducted by Tusken Raiders. Cliegg and thirty-odd other settlers attempted to rescue her. Many of the settlers were killed in the process, and Cliegg lost his right leg from mid-thigh down. Anakin set off to rescue her, and he eventually brought Shmi's body back to the Lars Homestead, where she was buried alongside Cliegg's first wife and parents.
Cliegg Lars appeared in '', played by Australian actor Jack Thompson.
Lars, Owen
'Owen Lars' is the son of farmer Cliegg Lars. He is the step-brother of Anakin Skywalker, and the step-uncle and de-facto foster father of Luke Skywalker. Owen does not approve of the prospect of Luke leaving Tatooine, and so he postpones the time Luke would leave to go to the Academy. He is motivated by the fear that Luke will follow in the footsteps of his father, Anakin. Owen and his wife Beru are killed by Imperial Stormtroopers.
In ''A New Hope'', he is played by American actor Phil Brown. In '' and ''Revenge of the Sith'', he is played by Australian actor Joel Edgerton.
There was some confusion as to exactly what Owen's relation to Luke is. The original movie only implies that he is Luke's uncle, the brother of Luke's father. In the 1983 novelization of ''Return of the Jedi'', Obi-Wan Kenobi refers to Owen as his brother - this was originally scripted, but cut out from that movie (in an interesting real-world coincidence, Ewan McGregor's stunt double in the latter prequels is Nash Edgerton, the real-life brother of Joel Edgerton). '' showed that Anakin Skywalker did not have a biological brother. Finally in '', Owen was revealed to be Anakin's step-brother and therefore technically Luke's step-uncle.
The Lars homestead is a compound located on Tatooine outside of Anchorhead and near Mos Eisley. It is home to a moisture farm, typical of the Tatooine settlements. The property is full of moisture vaporators, with most of the living area located below ground to provide relief from the planet's desert environment. Notable parts of the compound include the garage, which housed at various times the Lars family landspeeder and Luke Skywalker's T-16 skyhopper. Cliegg Lars was the original owner, with his second wife Shmi and Owen. Later, Owen and his wife Beru raised Luke Skywalker there.
Lufba, Wam "Blam"
'Wam "Blam" Lufba' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' saga. He is a male Yuzzum from the forest moon of Endor who resides in Jabba's Palace. He works for the Hutt crime lord as a smuggler.
Nkik, Het
Het Nkik
'Het Nkik' is a fictional character seen briefly in the cantina scene of '' and whose story is elaborated on in the short story "Swap Meet: The Jawa's Tale" by Kevin J. Anderson, part of the anthology ''Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina'' (1995). Het Nkik is a Jawa who plots revenge on the Imperial stormtroopers who massacred his clan searching for C-3PO and R2-D2. Nkik is instead killed by a stormtrooper in Mos Eisley.
Oola
Oola is a fictional character from ''
In the conviction that she would live a life of luxury, the green skinned Twi'lek named Oola allowed herself to become the property of Jabba the Hutt. This would prove to be a fatal error in judgment.
Born on the planet Ryloth, she had caught the eye of Jabba the Hutt’s majordomo Bib Fortuna. The young Twi’lek was a seductive dancer, her head tails or ‘’lekku’’ accenting her graceful movements. Fortuna kidnapped Oola and took her to his smuggling complex along with another girl by the name of Sienn. Once there, they were trained by other slave dancers to perform even more seductive dances. Oola was very talented in the form of dance and was tickled with fantasies that Fortuna told her of how the handsome Jabba would let her sleep on the most relaxing of beds, eating the finest meals, and performing exquisite and erotic dances for the handsome master Jabba. Four months later, Oola and Sienn were deemed ready and were shipped to Tatooine by Fortuna’s assistant Jerris Rudd.
Oola had dreamed of a life of luxury, relaxing on cushions and dancing for her handsome new master since Fortuna was to present her to Jabba as a gift, but upon arrival Rudd put the two dancers into hiding as something seemed to be amiss at the spaceport. They were both surprised when a dark-cloaked young man answering to the name of Luke Skywalker approached them. Skywalker offered to help the two young dancers escape from Tatooine and their life of slavery once he had completed his business with Jabba the Hutt. Sienn managed to escape with Luke, but Oola refused to sacrifice her dreams of her luxurious life within Jabba’s palace. These dreams were shattered upon her arrival at Jabba’s Palace, as she found her new master not to be the dashing, powerful businessman she had envisioned, but a grotesque, bloated slug. Those of his court were just as hideous and music was provided by a particularly loud and obnoxious band.
Jabba, on the other hand, was immediately smitten with Oola, and she was chained at the neck as his personal slave girl. She struggled in her chains and the chain leash at her neck was placed to Jabbas throne as her ' reward.' She was forced to dress in a crude net costume that afforded her little modesty. Jabba enjoyed keeping Oola close, and pulled on her chains to bring the struggling dancer against his scaly body. Oolas days with Jabba were horrible for her as every day all she did was sleep, dance and please Jabba. Like Leia, Oola was mainly kept on Jabbas throne and was forced to endure his smell, being kept against his fat scaly body, and when his drool or pieces of food fell on her. After she was Jabbas personal slave for a while she learned to fear him, and would show signs of fear while angry, and had to keep close in case he half strangled her.
Oola was forced to give pleasure to the bloated crimelord and was beaten at least once during her days of captivity for refusing to do so willingly. The slave dancer figured that Jabba, in his depraved and sadistic nature, enjoyed having her beaten nearly as much as he enjoyed being carnal with her, since he thought it was only a matter of time before she quit resisting him. Oola often wondered if she should accept Jabba's advances and be spared from further beatings - or if it would be better to die a quick and clean death while she still had her honor.
Oola was lonely and miserable in the Hutt's service, but when she saw Luke's holographic message, played before Jabba and his minions by R2-D2, her hopes were raised. That night, she talked to C-3PO and fellow dancer Yarna the Askajian. Threepio told them that Luke would soon come to rescue him, and he'd make sure the young Jedi saved the dancers as well. Oola was still saddened at the thought of having to endure the Hutt's molestations until Luke arrived, but was uplifted by the knowledge that she would soon be free of Jabba and his court forever; and so when the band started playing Jedi Rocks, she began to dance with more vigor and seductiveness than she had ever done before. It was the most fabulous dance of her life, but it was interrupted by her master drawing upon her chain. Aroused by her sensual gyrations, Jabba beckoned her to come sit beside him, his lecherous intentions clear. Terrified, but unyielding, Oola refused him once more, hopeful that Jabba would have her beaten again rather than force himself on her. Jabba became angry and fickle, and did neither of those things; he dropped Oola into the Rancor pit, where the dancer met her demise.
Ree-Yees
'Ree-Yees' is a Gran from the planet Kinyen. He was exiled from his planet for murdering another Gran and almost went mad. Because of this, Ree-Yees left the planet and travelled to the desert world of Tatooine where nobody would know him, surviving on large amounts of Sullustan Gin and pickpocketing credits from passers-by. It is unknown as to how Ree-Yees came to be a member of Jabba's Court, but it is known that everybody there grew to despise him too, though Jabba did not choose to kill him because he found amusement in the fights that Ree-Yees would often have with Ephant Mon, despite the fact that this creature was much tougher.
But Ree-Yees was given at least one function in Jabba's court: To tend Bubo, Jabba's grotesque watchdog that the Jawas had brought into the palace. What nobody knew was that Ree-Yees had secretly affixed a small transmitter to Bubo that remained hidden beneath his boils and his fleshy folds and this was all courtesy of the Empire, who had also provided Ree-Yees with a detonator with which he was supposed to kill Jabba, shipping the detonator's various components in crates of Gran goatgrass. In return, the Empire had promised to clear Ree-Yees of the murder charges which had been placed upon him on Kinyen and so when Jabba departed for the Sarlacc in the Dune Sea to execute a group of rebels, Ree-Yees accompanied the court on the Sail Barge intent on carrying out his mission.
Unfortunately, the rebels who were to be executed managed to effect an escape and in doing so, the woman amongst the rebels, Leia Organa managed to kill Jabba the Hutt shortly before the Sail Barge exploded with Ree-Yees still on board.
Behind the scenes, it is said that the name Ree-Yees comes from a particularly garbled version of "Three-Eyes".
Valarian, Lady
'Lady Valarian' is a fictional character from the ''Star Wars'' saga. She is depicted as a fur-covered Whiphid. She is the owner of a hotel and casino in Mos Eisley called the Lucky Despot. She is also a minor crime lord and Jabba the Hutt's chief rival on Tatooine.
Whitesun, Beru
'Beru Whitesun' was introduced in '' as the girlfriend of Owen Lars. She later married Owen and the two of them took custody of Luke Skywalker when he was brought to them by Obi-Wan Kenobi, as depicted in the final scene of ''.
Beru was a gentle, compassionate woman who sided with Luke on many occasions.
In '', she and Owen were burnt to a crisp by Imperial Stormtroopers. Luke finds their overcooked skeletal corpses smoldering near their home upon his late arrival.
In ''A New Hope'', she is played by Shelagh Fraser. In ''Attack of the Clones'' and ''Revenge of the Sith'', she is played by Bonnie Maree Piesse.
2-1B
'2-1B', or 'Too-Onebee', was a rebel medical droid seen in stationed at Echo Base on the ice-planet Hoth. He is responsible in large part for Luke Skywalker's recuperation after a devastating attack by a wampa ice creature. The medical droid was evacuated with the rest of Hoth's personnel during the Battle of Hoth, and regrouped with the Rebel fleet on the Outer Rim. There he again performed services for an injured Luke, this time replacing the hand which was severed by Darth Vader on Bespin.
According to expanded universe canon (including mentions in the radio series), Too-Onebee was formerly an Imperial medical droid who freely joined the Rebellion. This is supported by the fact that he assisted Darth Vader's transformation into a cyborg in Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
2-1B was also the figurehead of Star Wars Insider's "Dear 2-1B" column.
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A'Kla, Elegos
'Elegos A'Kla' is a Caamasi senator. He appears first in ''I, Jedi'', where Corran Horn saves him from pirates. He played a substantial role in the resolution of the Caamas dispute, and also in the peace process initiated by Admiral Gilad Pellaeon. After the outbreak of the war with the Yuuzhan Vong Senator A'Kla decided that he would try to peacefully end the war and went to negotiate with the Yuuzhan Vong. After earning the respect of the Vong leader, Shedao Shai, A'Kla was murdered and his body sent to Corran Horn by Shai after Horn killed two of Shai's relatives. A'Kla's daughter replaced him in the Senate.
Allana
'Allana' (born 36 ABY) is the daughter of Jacen Solo and Tenel Ka.
A year before Allana's birth, Jacen went to see Tenel Ka to talk about the possibility of sending a Hapan fleet to intervene in the Killik crisis. Tenel Ka agreed. The implied condition (what Tenel Ka implied that she wanted from Jacen in return) was that Jacen help Tenel Ka get rid of her other suitors by spending the night with Tenel Ka, which Jacen eventually agrees to. The ultimate results of this bargain were that a Hapan fleet was dispatched to Qoribu, and Tenel Ka became pregnant. Tenel Ka carried the baby for twelve months by using the Force to slow down its growth, so that nobody would figure out who the father was. But soon after Allana was born, Jacen was forced to save her and Tenel Ka from an assassination attempt plotted by Ta'a Chume, who was unhappy with the prospect of the child of two Jedi being an heir to the Hapan throne. However, when Jacen's cousin Ben Skywalker, who was present at the assassination attempt, found out, Jacen was forced to erase his memory. This was done so that Ben who had been under the control of the Dark Nest, would not reveal the identity of Allana's father. Due to this, the baby's existence was then kept secret.
Earlier in the Legacy of the Force series Jacen Solo starts down the path of the Sith and it is said in Bloodlines that while he is not able to constantly be there for Allana and Tenel Ka he does visit them and reaches out to them with the force, a touch which, surprisingly, Allana returns despite her young age. Jacen later learns that to become a Sith and not go down the destructive and selfish path of his grandfather Darth Vader he must "immortalize his love". Through his Sith teacher Lumiya he realizes that he will have to kill Tenel Ka and Allana. Their fates will be determined in the Legacy of the Force series
Allana was reunited with her father, at least for a short time, during the attempted coup at Hapes. Jacen, at Tenel Ka's request, takes Allana with him on his Star Destroyer ''Anakin''. She is targeted for assassination by Aurra Sing, but is saved by Jacen's timely arrival. She even helps him in the fight, by injecting Sing with a knockout poison that she had been given for self-defence.
Alto Stratus
'Alto Stratus' was leader of the planet Jabiim. He took part in the Battle of Jabiim during the Clone Wars, convincing his people to join the Confederacy of Independent Systems.
Asha
'Asha', an Ewok, is the daughter of Chief Chirpa and Queen Wali, and the older sister of Princess Kneesa. She first appears in the last first season episode of '', "Asha", where it is revealed that when Asha was quite young, she and her mother were attacked while gathering food. Wali told Asha to jump in the river, and thus she was swept away. Wali was killed, Asha was saved and raised for many years by dog-like creatures. Years later, Kneesa and her friends see her when she saves them after the fall from a cliff while feeding birds. After she drives the Duloks away from her foster family, she reunites with her father and sister.
Appo, Commander.
Commander Appo is a fictional character in Star Wars.
He was a clone of Jango Fett and led the elite clone division the 501st.
During the Clone Wars he led the defense of Coruscant and was given special training on Kamino and promoted to Senior Clone Commander.
Together with Lord Vader he led the attack on the Jedi Temple and eliminated most Jedi there.
After the battle senator Bail Organa witnessed how Appo was struck down by the padawan Jukassa who was soon killed by Sergeant Fox. Appo however, survived the encounter and continued to led the 501st under Vader's command.
Vader grew fond of Appo, and felt comfortable around him and his men.
He followed Vader during many assignments, including the fatal Battle of Kashyyyk.
During the battle he was beheaded by the disguised Jedi Master Roan Shryne.
Vader's feelings for Appo was expressed in a comment he soon after made to Shryne.
"I was rather fond of Commander Appo."
Azkul
'Azkul' is a character seen in .
During the Jedi Civil War Azkul was a soldier under Darth Malak's empire. After Malak's defeat he became a mercenary working for Czerka Corporation.
He met the Jedi Exile on Dantooine, during a local civil war between the settlers and the mercenaries. Azkul proposed him to join his forces and defeat the militia of Khoonda.
Assuming that the light side ending is the canonical one, the Exile refused his offer and joined the militiamen to counterattack the mercenaries.
Along with Jedi Master Vrook Lamar, the Exile defeated the mercenaries. Azkul was killed after the Exile refused to let him go to kill Terena Adare, the Agricultural Administrator and official ruler of Khoonda.
The dark side plot sees Azkul's mercenaries winning the civil war, and consequently Azkul becomes the new ruler of Khoonda, after killing Terena Adare.
Bastra, Gil
'Gil Bastra' was a CorSec officer that helped Corran Horn escape from Corellia in order to avoid the Imperial liaison, Kirtan Loor. Unfortunately, Gil was captured by Loor and later killed.
Beedo, Aldar
A pod racer who raced in the Boonta Eve Classic in , he finished 3rd
Binneed, Mosep
'Mosep Binneed' is Jabba the Hutt's Nimbanese accountant in Mos Eisley. Jabba the Hutt in the original ''Star Wars'' Marvel Comics was modeled after this character.[1]
BoShek
'BoShek' is a pilot, a smuggler who runs ships to the Monastery for code switching, brags about beating Han Solo's Kessel Run record. In the movie ''. Obi-Wan Kenobi talks to him for a second upon entering the Mos Eisley cantina. He has sideburns, and hair that is brown.
Additionally, it is revealed, by Obi-Wan during their chat, that BoShek has a natural, albeit untrained, aptitude for the Force. Obi-Wan warns him to use this power for good and that he can change his life. He uses this power to escape from some stormtroopers hunting him, coincidentally the same ones which Obi-Wan had confused earlier that day. Afterwards, BoShek gives up his life as a smuggler.
Briqualon, Noa
'Noa Briqualon' is a character in the TV movie . Stranded on the forest moon of Endor long ago, he learned to adapt to his primitive surroundings. He was marooned on Endor when his ship was caught in the complex gravity patterns of the world and crashed in the forest. The power drive crystal of the ship shattered and his friend Salak went to find one, but was captured by the evil Marauders and killed. Noa soon realized that his friend wasn't coming back and made his home in what remained of a hollow tree trunk.
Noa's house was small but cozy. A homemade table was by the door and a stove was also near the door. Animal hide rugs carpeted the wooden floor. Also there was Noa's bed and assorted tables, hollows, and crevices in which junk was stored. There was also a small upstairs part with lots of interesting articles up there.
Teek, a mischievous creature, met up with Noa sometime between his starship wreck and the "Battle for Endor" movie. Noa let him stay and even carved Teek a bed for his own out of the tree trunk walls of the house. It was Teek who led Cindel Towani and Wicket W. Warrick to Noa's house.
The old man at first was angry that the kids should be brought into his house, but he grew to like them as he was really a kindly man. He helped save Cindel and the Ewoks from the marauders, defeating the evil marauder King Terak. Wicket the Ewok defeated Terak and Noa and Cindel repaired the starship.
Little is known of Noa's later years, though, according to the Star Wars Official Webpage, he retired somewhere in the Mid Rim of the Galaxy. It is not known when he died. He is one of the only characters in any of the Star Wars movies to be portrayed as wearing glasses.
Bwua'tu, Nek
'Nek Bwua'tu' was a Bothan admiral in the Galactic Alliance Defense Force. He was the commander of the Galactic Alliance Fifth Fleet at the outbreak of the Swarm War.
As of 37 ABY, Bwua'tu carried his flag aboard Admiral Ackbar, a brand new pirate-hunting variant of the Victory-class Star Destroyer. Bwua'tu was lauded for his victories in the Thrawn simulator and the Bothans among his crew took great pride in serving under who they saw as the greatest commander in the Galactic Alliance Fleet.
A year after the evacuation of the Qoribu nests, Bwua'tu was tasked with commanding the blockade of the Utegetu Nebula with the Fifth Fleet. The nebula had been the source of dark membrosia and the hiding place for many pirates—and of course, the Dark Nest. The entire Fifth Fleet was diverted from its normal patrol of the Hydian Way. During the blockade, he impounded the Millennium Falcon with Barabel Jedi Master Saba Sebatyne and her apprentice, Leia Organa Solo, onboard. Both Jedi sensed something odd aboard the Ackbar, but Bwua'tu brashly ignored their advice as Jedi trickery and sorcery.
The admiral had many busts of himself onboard his ship, gifts from a shipping conglomerate who benefited from the Fifth Fleet's patrol of the Hydian Way. These busts were in reality sold by a company allies with the Dark Nest. They would later explode, full of Gorog larvae. Despite ordering a task force of the Fifth Fleet to attack the incoming Killik fleet, his ship was overtaken by the Killiks and former Jedi-turned-Joiner Alema Rar. Bwua'tu finally followed Leia Organa Solo's advice, they were forced to evacuate the Star Destroyer, and it fell into the hands of UnuThul.
Aboard Mon Mothma, commanded by Commodore Gavin Darklighter, Bwua'tu again took command of his fleet, though he himself doubted he would command the Fifth Fleet for much longer. With many Jedi serving under his command now—including Luke Skywalker—and a bare ten ship advantage over the Killiks, he ordered the fleet to engage the Killik ships with everything they had, thus starting the Swarm War.
While it is unknown whether Nek Bwua'tu retained command of the Fifth Fleet, he continued to serve as a strategic influence all the way through until the end of the Swarm War. Many of his strategies and tactics proved instrumental in ending the conflict.
Cakhmaim
'Cakhmaim' was a male Noghri bodyguard to Leia Organa Solo. He succeeded Adarakh, who was killed by the treacherous New Republic Senator Viqi Shesh of Kuat on Coruscant during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion crisis. Since assuming the role Cakhmaim served his mistress alongside Noghri female Meewalh. His favorite weapon was a sickle and club attached by a short chain, with which he nearly killed rogue Jedi Knight Alema Rar on Woteba just prior to the Killik/Chiss standoff at Qoribu. Cakhmaim was killed when Jacen orders his Star Destroyer to fire on the Millennium Falcon, destroying the gun turret that Cakhmaim was manning.
Car'das, Jorj
'Jorj Car'das' was an up-and-coming smuggler when the Forwards broke out, and previous to this he was one of the first humans to come into contact with Thrawn. Car'das realized that the galaxy was changing, and decided that the time had come for him to start his own operation. He took control of Booster Terrik's operation when Booster was sent to Kessel by Hal Horn, and created a successful smuggling operation, although his operation was small compared to what the Hutts had.
Around 4 BBY, Car'das was commandeered by one of the Darkclone from Bpfassh, who killed all the crew aboard his ship and demanded passage. Car'das survived the Dark Jedi's battle with the Jedi Master Yoda on Dagobah, after receiving treatment from Yoda himself. However, somehow Car'das was changed by the encounter. He began taking his organization to higher levels, creating a small empire that was involved in a number of criminal activities but not dominant in any one of them. This allowed him to become quite rich and modestly powerful, and his organization began to rival the Hutts' outfits. He somehow seemed to know the right move in any situation, and was always outthinking his opponents; he could nearly see the future, foreseeing, for example, the coming rise of Palpatine and the waxing influence of Black Sun. It was during this time that Car'das also began amassing a teeny library of datacards, storing information away like they were free credits. Then, one day, Car'das simply got into his private yacht and disappeared. His health finally started to fail, and the new life he had been given by Yoda evaporated. Car'das travelled to Dagobah to demand that Yoda put everything right. Yoda simply took his blaster and the beckon call from his ship and flung them into the jungle, then berated Car'das for wasting the gift he had been given. He also told Car'das that he couldn't help him any further, since he was busy preparing for the arrival of Luke Skywalker. Car'das couldn't return to his group, so he fled to Exocron, where Yoda had indicated he might receive help from the Aing-Tii monks of the Kathol Rift.
His organization continued to thrive for several months, but the lieutenants began to discuss the need for a true leader. Rather than put it to a vote, Talon Karrde - one of Car'das' most trusted students - simply took control of the organization. The other leaders weren't happy, but the new operation flourished for the next twenty years. After the death of Grand Admiral Thrawn, Karrde sent Lando Calrissian and Mara Jade to search for Car'das, a search which took seven years and ended up with Car'das somewhere on the planet Exocron. The lone clue was the beckon call Luke Skywalker had recovered on Dagobah.
Later, Lando thought that Car'das held information which could help the New Republic diffuse the Caamas Incident, but Karrde refused to bring Car'das into it. During the Incident, Karrde finally realized that he had to confront Car'das; if not to confront his own fears, then to recover a copy of the Caamas Document. Car'das played an elaborate ruse on him, first appearing as a withered old man bed-ridden on the planet Exocron. Car'das' fortress was built into the side of a mountain, and Karrde was surprised at the other man's advanced age.
However, Car'das had been planning this for some time - ever since he learned of Calrissian and Jade's search. Car'das used Karrde's desire to locate him as a way to draw the crimelord Rei'kas to Exocron and near the Kathol Rift. Car'das and Trey David knew Exocron couldn't stand against Rei'kas's fleet, but they also knew that the Aing-Tii monks wanted to eliminate Rei'kas. By allowing Karrde to get to Exocron, Car'das and David also gave Exocron's location to Rei'kas. However, Rei'kas' fleet was destroyed by the Aing-Tii monks when it tried to attack Exocron. This maneuvering was nearly transparent to Karrde, who realized that Car'das was more than a frail old man. He returned to Exocron and confronted Car'das again, who was no longer an aged man but a healthy man of somewhat advanced age. He also revealed the true size of his fortress, with its immense library of datacards. Within it, Car'das was unable to locate a copy of the Caamas Document. He was, however, able to dig up a wealth of information on Grodin Tierce, Moff Disra, and the conman Flim. Karrde and Shada D'ukal brought this information back to Admiral Gilad Pellaeon, after saying their goodbyes to Car'das. Car'das vanished from the galactic scene for a couple of years, before Dean Jinzler revealed that he had received word of Voss Parck's mission to locate the remains of the Outbound Flight Project from Car'das himself. Car'das then made sure Jinzler arrived, going so far as to trail Jinzler and help repair his ship in the Flacharia System. Jinzler told the Skywalkers that Car'das was only trying to fulfill a promise he'd made years ago. Car'das then accompanied Jinzler aboard the ''Chaf Envoy'' when Aristocra Formbi greeted them, although Jinzler couldn't comprehend the discussion between Formbi and Car'das.
While attempting to gain access to the Vagaari fleet, Car'das states his homeworld to be that of Corellia.
'References'
★ ''Vision of the Future'', 1st printing, 1998. Timothy Zahn. ISBN 0-553-10035-1
★ ''Outbound Flight'', 1st edition, hardcover, 2005. Timothy Zahn, ISBN 1844139042
Celchu, Mia
'Mia Celchu' is the sister of Tycho Celchu and Skoloc Celchu. She was killed when her home planet Alderaan was destroyed by the Death Star in ''A New Hope''.
Celchu, Skoloc
'Skoloc Celchu' is the brother of Tycho Celchu and Mia Celchu. He was killed when his home planet Alderaan was destroyed by the Death Star.
Cerasi
'Cerasi' is one of the leaders of the Young, a youth organization trying to stop the civil war between the Melida and the Daan on the planet Melida/Daan. She is a very close friend of Obi-Wan's. However, she is killed in the novel ''The Uncertain Path'' when the Young splits into multiple factions. Her ex-partner, Nield, is griefstricken, as is Obi-Wan.
Chirpa, Chief
'Chief Chirpa' was the head of his Ewok tribe's Council of Elders. The strong-willed Chirpa befriended the Rebel strike force sent to the moon of Endor to clear the way for the Alliance fleet. His warriors were courageous and skillful in the face of a superior enemy and managed to defeat them. Chief Chirpa, gray-furred and carrying a reptilian staff denoting his rank which carries the teeth and horns of animals he has hunted.
Following Chirpa's death, his daughter, Princess Kneesa, ascended to the throne.
Cloud-Riders
The Cloud-Riders in action.
A fictional group in Star Wars, The 'Cloud-Riders' were a swoop gang operating on Aduba-3 and led by Serji-X Arrogantus. They lived in the hills just outside of Onacra. Once a year, they would attack the village, stampeding the villagers' banthas, burning their crops, and carrying off their women.
Eventually, the villagers worked out a deal with the Cloud-Riders. They would pay an annual tithe of 9,000 credits in exchange for being left alone. This only worked for three years before Arrogantus and his gang became restless and began attacking again.
Because of this, the villager Ramiz asked for help from Han Solo and Chewbacca, who in turn formed the Eight for Aduba-3 to combat the Cloud-Riders.
Arrogantus and most of the rest of the Cloud-Riders were killed by the Behemoth from the World Below. The survivors, without their leader, quickly disbanded the gang.
Dallows, Rhys
'Rhys Dallows' was a brave Bravo Flight pilot who flies a Naboo N-1 Starfighter before the Clone Wars. His official Bravo identification was Bravo 10, and he helped Nym and the Lok Revanants fight the Trade Federation. Dallows is playable in the video game Star Wars:Starfighter.
Davik Kang
'Davik Kang' was a crimelord on the planet Taris in the Star Wars video game ''Knights of the Old Republic''. Kang was a member of The Exchange, a powerful intergalactic crime syndicate that makes repeat appearances in the sequel to the game, Knights of the Old Republic II. He was killed on Taris by Revan, who up to that point had been undercover, working under the pretense of desiring to join his legion of agents. In reality, Revan sought to obtain control of Davik Kang's ship, the Ebon Hawk, since it was the only ship fast enough to outrun the Sith blockade that had been set up above the planet Taris. At the time Revan was not under his "Normal Evil Influence", as he was, at the time of the events involving Kang, suffering from temporary amnesia. Revan was acting with the Jedi Knight Bastila, who Revan and Carth Onasi, a Republic Soldier, thought was the key to winning the current war against the Sith empire. Following Davik Kang's death, Revan and a group of cohorts including Bastila and Carth set out for the planet Dantooine aboard Davik Kang's former ship, the Ebon Hawk.
Davik Kang was one of many owners of the Ebon Hawk which was handed down from owner to owner only by stealing it.
Droga, Jeng
In the Star Wars Expanded Universe, 'Jeng Droga' (—23 ABY) was an Emperor's Hand.
In his service to the Empire, Droga used his Jar'Kai skills in Lightsaber combat, and piloted the ''Emperor's Shadow'', Palpatine's personal shuttle.
His depth of loyalty and Force connection to Palpatine caused Droga to enter a deep depression following his master's death. Present at Endor, Droga fled the battle to the planet Kaal, where he killed the crew of ''Emperor's Shadow'' and crashed the ship into the ocean in hopes of joining Palpatine in death. His effort was in vain, however, as his broken body washed ashore.
Within a year, the disembodied spirit of the Emperor discovered Droga and entered his body. Palpatine called out to Sate Pestage, who rescued the broken body from Kaal and returned it to Byss. There, the spirit of Palpatine was exorcized from Droga, who remained on Byss to protect his Reborn master. During the reborn Emperor's campaign, Droga's increasingly unstable temperament made him into a monster on the battlefield, but he was unable to save his master from ultimate death.
With the final destruction of Palpatine, Droga was pushed over the edge. For years he roamed the galaxy as a berserker, eventually slaying Sarcev Quest for his role in Palpatine's assassination.
He eventually lent his aid to the Second Imperium's assault on Yavin 4. There he joined in the chaos, now completely insane, and was finally able to join his master after being defeated by Kyle Katarn.
References
★ Dark Empire
★ The ''Young Jedi Knight's' series
★ ''Star Wars Adventure Journal 7''
★ ''Star Wars Adventure Journal 14''
★ ''Star Wars Gamer 5'': The Emperor's Pawns
Eldo Davip
Commander 'Eldo Davip' was sent by self-proclaimed chief of state Pwoe on a suicide mission with the Super-class Star Destroyer ''Lusankya''. Unfortunately for Pwoe, General Wedge Antilles was smart enough to keep Davip alive. For his heroism at the final part of the Battle of Borleias, he was made a Major General by the time of the Battle of Yuuzhan'Tar
Fel, Baron Soontir
'Baron Soontir Fel' was a highly-skilled Imperial pilot, and often considered the best TIE fighter pilot, second only to Darth Vader. He is best known for leading the 181st Imperial Fighter Group, known as the most elite fighter pilots in the Imperial Navy.
Fel was a farm-boy from Corellia by birth, enlisting in the Imperial Navy to avoid complications arising from a confrontation with a rival boy. One of his classmates at the Imperial Academy was fellow Corellian Han Solo. He quickly proved his skill by surviving his first tours as a TIE pilot, a remarkable feat as TIEs and their pilots are often viewed as an expendable resource. After serving as Commander of a Dreadnaught, he moved to the Academy. From there he was transferred to the 181st, which at the time was a rag-tag squadron on a backwater world.
Fel became disillusioned with the Empire after the fall of Emperor Palpatine, seeing the once great military machine dissolve into feuding warlord-ism and seeing corrupt politicians manipulate the military for their own gains. He was captured by Wedge Antillies and Rogue Squadron, and, during interrogation, defected to the Alliance, joining the Rogues and proving to be instrumental in many missions.
During his time with Rogue Squadron Fel would wear his TIE Fighter flight-suit, as opposed to the traditional Alliance Orange, but with the less bulky X-wing life support apparatus and helmet, as opposed to the fully enclosed TIE pilot kit.
He disappeared for a brief time before showing up as a pilot for the Chiss. He warned Mara Jade and Luke Skywalker of an impending invasion, which turned out to be the invasion by the Yuuzhan Vong. During the war against the Yuuzhan Vong, his son, Jagged Fel, also proved himself as a pilot.
Fel is married to Wedge Antilles' sister, Syal.
Fel is likely based on Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron from the first World War.
Fel maybe an ancestor of Roan Fel, Emperor of the reformed Galactic Empire.
Foreck, Condren
'Condren Foreck' was Lando Calrissian's second choice for a wife in the Corellian Trilogy. Unfortunately, Lando found out that she had already married another man, and was forced to cross her off his list of potential suitors. Foreck lives with her husband on a farm on Azbrian.
Garindan
Garindan is a minor character seen in at the Mos Eisley spaceport.
Garindan only appeared in a few seconds of film, but he became famous for his stand-out appearance, earning him the nickname "Long Snoot."
He characteristically wears dark goggles since his large eyes are photosensitive to the red wavelengths in light. Born on the arid planet of Kubindi, he has a rough textured green/black skin and a bristle like hair on his head. As with all of his kind, Garindan feeds off insects and favours the delicacies that are shipped to Mos Eisley from the Ku'Bakai system. Because of the harsh conditions of Tatooine, he is almost always seen in a dark cloak that covers everything except for his trunk-like snout, leading the locals to speculate to his species and planet of origin. Garindan is believed to be exceedingly rich and is always able to pay for information when needed and produce the chits immediately despite the fact that he is never seen carrying large amounts of credits.
The information that Garindan gathers is available for a price, and his only allegiances are to himself; the fact that the local Imperial presence pays him well for his information indicates that Garindan has failed to find a better offer so far. Garindan was so good at his work that even Jabba the Hutt feared that the Kubaz might find out too much about his dealings and business transactions. Garindan, for his part, simply bided his time, safe in the knowledge that he would eventually find out ''something'' regarding Jabba's business and that this information would make him wealthy.
Garindan once received a commission from Imperial forces and this nearly cost the Rebel Alliance its future after Garindan was given the task of hunting down two missing droids named R2-D2 and C-3PO. Garindan managed to locate the two droids quickly, finding them in the company of Old Ben, a hermit who lived out in the Dune Sea and a young farm boy that Garindan recognised as being the Nephew of Owen Lars, a moisture farmer. Garindan trailed the cohort to Docking Bay 94 where they were set to rendezvous with a pair of smugglers named Han Solo and Chewbacca, where they would take passage on the ''Millennium Falcon''. Using the Imperial Comlink that he had been provided with, Garindan immediately called the Stormtroopers to Docking Bay 94, causing the freighter to barely escape intact.
The current activities and whereabouts of Garindan are unknown. It is likely that he has remained on Tatooine hiding amidst the upheaval following the death of Jabba the Hutt.
He also appears in '' as an unlockable character, and under the name of "Imperial Spy." He continues to spy on the rebels until he was caught.
Gartogg
Gartogg is a minor and fictional character from ''Star Wars, Return of the Jedi''.
Gartogg was born on the planet Gamorrea and was one of twelve Gamorreans who left their planet bound of Tatooine at the request of Jabba the Hutt. Jabba wanted the Gartogg and the others to enter his service, but Gamorrean customs dictated that Jabba had to engaged them in personal combat before they could agree to this employment. Jabba agreed and said that he would combat them all at once so long as they were all blindfolded, as was an old "Hutt Tradition" in such dominance combat. The Gamorreans agreed and once Gartogg and the others could not see anything, Jabba silently ordered dozens of his thugs to beat the Gamorreans mercilessly.
Awed by Jabba's martial skill and the fact that he had managed to simultaneously and single-handedly defeat them in combat, the Gartogg and the other Gamorreans agreed to enter Jabba's service and were placed around the palace as guards. Gartogg's duties were very simple, guard the palace and he was happy with this particular function despite the fact he was constantly harassed with the appointed leader Ortugg. Like everybody else in the palace, Gartogg was captured by the rescue attempt that Leia Organa mounted on Han Solo who was being held captive within Carbonite in Jabba's throne room. But Gartogg had problems of his own to deal with. A number of sinister murders had taken place in the lower depths of Jabba's palace and Gartogg had been given the task of solving these murders, an assignment that would prove to save his life since it prevented him from joining Jabba and his enteurage on his Sail Barge when it departed for the Dune Sea and the Great Pit of Carkoon.
Ghent, Zakarisz
'Ghent' is a fictional character in the expanded Star Wars universe. He made his first appearance in the Timothy Zahn novel, ''Heir to the Empire''. Ghent is a slicer (hacker) of awesome talent, able to crack military and diplomatic grade encryptions with relative ease. He is employed in Talon Karrde's smuggling operation.
Over the course of the Thrawn story arc, Ghent was seconded to the New Republic in order to track down a bank break-in. While waiting for transport from his employer, he was able to decrypt the transmissions from Delta Source, an Imperial intelligence system acquiring information directly from the New Republc headquarters; something that the New Republic hadn't been able to do over a much longer period of time with much greater resources. Ghent also used his talents to break Imperial Battle encryptions during the siege of Coruscant, though he was thrown off by the stiff procedures and routines used by the New Republic.
He is also incredibly naive, and often doesn't even notice his own talents and status.
In the game KotOR II a character named ''Dhagon Ghent'' can be found on Onderon. He is likely an ancestor of Zakarisz.
Grahrk, Vilmarh
'Vilmarh Grahrk', or 'Villie' as he was often known, was a Devaronian smuggler during the waning days of the Galactic Republic. A notorious gambler, grifter and scoundrel, Villie took part in a number of underhanded schemes in his quest for money and women.
A character named Dvakvar Grahrk (possibly an ancestor of Vilmarh) was originally planned to be in '', but was cut during development. The character can still be seen on the Prima Guide of ''KotOR II''.
Vilmarh Grahrk is a character in ''.
Hierogryph, Marn
'Marn "Gryph" Hierogryph' is a Snivvian smuggler who's bark is much worse than his bite. Gryph has always had a dream about becoming a big, notorious criminal, but his crimes usually go unnoticed compared to other lowlife in the galaxy. He is notoriously greedy and will do almost anything to make a few easy credits, no matter how much danger it may bring to him and his companions. Despite this, he is far from a cold-hearted murderer and has shown compassion more than once while traveling with Zayne. He also has a seemingly endless supply of underworld connections when it comes to dealing with all the low-life criminals around the galaxy.
Hesz, Tal
'Tal Hesz' was a leader of the Jabiimi resistance alongside Nolan Gillmunn during the Galactic Civil War. Though fighting to keep their planet free of Imperial tyranny, he did not trust the Rebel Alliance. When Gillmunn brought a Rebel diplomatic envoy to the planet to meet with the resistance, Hesz was furious. When Hesz found out that a member of the team, one Luke Skywalker was wanted by Darth Vader himself, he promised to exchange the rebel for an end to hostilities on Jabiim. When his plan backfired he was only able to provide Lord Vader with rebel mathematician Jorin Sol. This, along with Skywalker and the others' escape, angered Vader, who ordered the populace of the planet enslaved, and ordered an orbital bombardment, reducing the planet to rubble.
This event devastated Hesz, who undertook a personal mission to find Sol and his people. After weeks of searching, an informant pointed him to Kalist VI. After stealing an Imperial shuttle and disguising himself as a Stormtrooper, he headed for the planet. Hesz arrived just in time to see a Rebel fleet arrive to save his people and Jorin Sol. After the battle on the planet ended, Hesz was found out and taken into Imperial custody.
Horn, Rostek
'Rostek Horn' is the step-grandfather of Corran Horn. Rostek was a security officer with Corellian Security Force (CorSec) and worked closely with the Corellian Jedi Nejaa Halcyon on various campaigns. When Nejaa Halcyon died, Rostek married his widow and adopted his son in order to hide them from the Emperor and Darth Vader. Nejaa's son Valin, would from that point be known as Valin 'Hal' (Halcyon) Horn. Rostek rose high in the ranks of CorSec (how far is never actually stated). At the time of his forced retirement he was put on a sort of low level house arrest, wherein all employees of his estate reported his actions directly to CorSec. Rostek revealed to his grandson Corran Horn that Corellian politicians feared the intelligence he had gathered on them during his CorSec days.
Horn, Valin "Hal"
'Valin "Hal" Horn' is the father of Corran Horn. Like Corran, Hal was a CorSec officer. Corran and his father were very close. Unfortunately, Hal was killed by the bounty hunter Bossk on an ill-fated CorSec mission in which Corran was also a participant. Hal died in the arms of his son. Corran still looks to his father's memory for inspiration, and often relies on his "gut instincts," a survival technique his father encouraged.
Hal Horn was also a partially trained Jedi Knight who was trained by his father Nejaa Halcyon until Nejaa's death shortly after the Clone Wars. He was unable to train his own son, Corran, in the use of the Force, but he did teach him to trust his instincts, realizing they were latent warnings from the Force. Hal knew his own intuition for crimefighting was largely based on the Force and that he had passed his abilities onto Corran. Hal Horn was the only law enforcement officer to ever catch Booster Terrik and was thus responsible for Booster's five year stint in the spice mines of Kessel. He once briefly worked the murder case of Wedge Antilles's parents. He and his son Corran (partners at the time) also helped bring down Zekka Thyne, Black Sun's top lieutenant on Correlia in which he worked with Grand Admiral Thrawn who was posing as the bounty hunter Jodo Kast.
Valin Horn's most significant contribution to the galaxy may have been in the seeming murder case of then senator Garm Bel Iblis. While trying to solve Bel Iblis' apparent death, he was forced to work with and was able to thwart Ysanne "Iceheart" Isard in her attempts to prevent the creation of the Rebel Alliance. With Valin's help, Bel Iblis was able to escape Iceheart and the Imperials and continue on to forge the Correlian Treaty, which is considered the true birth of the Rebel Alliance. History may have been significantly altered if not for Valin's hard work and stubbornness in resisting the machinations of Ysanne Isard; he arguably may have even saved the Rebel Alliance before it truly began.
In memory of his father, Corran named his son Valin. The younger Valin would go on to train as a Jedi during the time of the New Jedi Order.
Jax, Carnor
'Carnor Jax' was a member of the Emperor's Royal Guard of Emperor Palpatine who eventually gained the rank of ''"Sovereign Protector"'' (the highest Royal Guard rank). After the Battle of Endor, Carnor Jax put into execution a plan to depose the Emperor and rule in his stead with his nascent Dark Side Force-powers. Before the Reborn Emperor returned to Byss, unbeknownst to him, his personal physician had tampered with the genetic material of the Emperor's clones and the cells in storage. The tampering meant that Palpatine would suffer a physical decline which would result in his death. He sensed this, though he never realized that it was sabotage and left for Onderon, where he intended to place his soul into the infant Anakin Solo. He would never return. Into this void stepped Jax, who suffered a setback almost immediately — the Emperor's physician had been broken by Rebel Alliance interrogators, and had told the whole story of how he had been bribed by Carnor Jax to kill the Emperor. This would have been bad enough, but one of the loyal Royal Guardsmen had survived on Onderon, and had infiltrated the Rebel base and heard the physician's confession. Immediately the guardsman fled to Yinchorr to inform his brethren of the traitor amongst their ranks. Jax was not far behind, and with a large assault force wiped out nearly all of his fellow guardsmen. He then trained a legion of stormtroopers to be his own personal body guards. Their armor was dyed black and they were thus known as Black-clad storm troopers. Out of all of Carnor's fellow guardsmen, one was left alive. Kir Kanos survived Carnor Jax's betrayal and spent the rest of his days hunting down the traitor of the Empire. Carnor Jax was eventually slain by Kir Kanos on the planet where first they met: Yinchorr.
Kallabow
'Kallabow' was a Wookiee and the daughter of Attichitcuk, the sister of Chewbacca, and the mother of Lowbacca and Sirrakuk.
Katarn, Morgan
'Morgan Katarn' was a Force sensitive and close friends with the Jedi Qu Rahn. He was also a leader in the Alliance to Restore the Republic and father to Kyle Katarn.
As a farmer, a faulty perimeter droid killed his wife, Patricia Katarn. Despite Morgan's allegiance to the Rebellion, he sent his son Kyle to an Imperial academy in hopes of giving him a proper education.
Morgan had been entrusted with the lightsaber of his Jedi friend Qu Rahn, which he placed within a hidden compartment in the family's homemade droid, WeeGee. Along with this Morgan created a holorecording for his son Kyle Katarn that only the droid could decode. It told Kyle of his Jedi potential and of the importance of protecting the location of the Valley of the Jedi, as well as entrusting Rahn's Lightsaber to him.
In an attack on Barons Hed by Imperial forces masquerading as Rebels, Morgan was captured, and eventually killed aboard the ''Vengeance'' by Jerec, who beheaded him with a vibroblade. Morgan's head was then placed on a stake outside the walls of Barons Hed. This led Kyle to despise the Rebellion. Only when Jan Ors revealed the truth did Kyle follow in his father's footsteps.
What Jerec did not know at this time was that Morgan, a Jedi sympathiser, had in his possession a secret map to the legendary Valley of the Jedi hidden within the roof of his homestead. Situated at an ancient battle site on the planet Ruusan the valley was a source of almost unlimited power. The map, however, was later found by Jerec.
Morgan appeared as a Force ghost — to his son Kyle, probably formed by the Force powers surrounding the Valley of the Jedi.
Morgan is seen in the game , both in-game and during FMV cinematics, where he is portrayed by Jacob Witkin. His in-game appearance is based on the actor's looks.
Katarn, Patricia
'Patricia Katarn' was Morgan Katarn's wife, and Kyle Katarn's mother. She was killed by one of Morgan's guard droids, that was faulty and recognized Patricia as a threat, murdering her.
Logray
Logray was the Ewok medicine man of Chief Chirpa's tribe. Although his age is unknown, and he is considered as old as the trees themselves, Logray is known to have been a warrior before becoming the medicine man.
He is a tan-striped Ewok, who wears the half skull of a great forest bird atop his head, decorated with feathers and beads. He wields a staff made from the spine of a great enemy of his youth.
It is likely that Logray was, in fact, a Force Adept (a Force-sensitive individual that was never affiliated with any major organisation of Force users, such as the Jedi Order, whether due to unfamiliarity and isolation from such groups or other reasons). The "magic" that he wielded was in all likelihood, the Force, as usually interpreted by primitive and isolated cultures of the Galaxy. This would also explain his reported long life, combat ability and knack for surviving ordeals that would certainly kill other Ewoks, as well as his guardianship of the Sun Star (probably a Light Side artifact), and tendency to take on special "apprentices" (in which he could probably detect Force-sensitivity), much like a Jedi or Sith would.[2]
Mallar, Plat
Plat Mallar was a Gran who lived on the Imperial planet Polneye. He was a student who had learned to fly an Imperial TIE interceptor starfighter. During the Yevethan attack of Polneye, he piloted his TIE interceptor against Yevethan TIE/rc Recon fighters. He managed to destroy one of the three TIE/rcs, but when his wingmates were killed, he fled to the far side of the planet in fear.
Mallar eventually gathered enough courage to return to the battle. He then used a visual recorder to tape the battle. Mallar escaped Polneye and attempted an interstellar journey using his fighter's sublight drives. He almost died from lack of oxygen, but was picked up by a New Republic prowler ship.
Mallar spent fifteen days in a bacta tank healing. When he awoke, he was greeted by Admiral Ackbar, leader of the New Republic military. Ackbar helped Mallar to enlist in the New Republic Navy, and Mallar was given a mission to escort Commodore Han Solo to the Fifth Fleet. The Yevetha ambushed Solo and his escort, pulling the entourage from hyperspace using an Interdictor Cruiser. Mallar tried to defend the commodore, but his ship was disabled with an ion blast and Solo was captured. Plat Mallar returned to the New Republic fleet and was questioned by a New Republic Intelligence officer, and then allowed to return to his quarters to wait for further assignment.
The video recordings of the Battle of Polneye taken by Mallar helped motivate the New Republic Senate into going to war with the Yevetha.
Mallar appears in the books Before the Storm, Shield of Lies, and Tyrant's Test.
Meewalh
'Meewalh' was the female Noghri bodyguard to Leia Organa Solo in the fictional Star Wars universe. Meewalh was the longest-serving of all the Noghri who have defended their ''Mal'ary'ush'' - the daughter of Darth Vader, their former lord and master. She fought valiantly against many threats to her mistress, serving through most of the war with the Yuuzhan Vong and into the war against the Killiks under Raynar Thul, and was tough enough to take a deflected shot from a high-power stun blaster rifle without going down, as was demonstrated when she attempted in vain to subdue the renegade Jedi Knight and Gorog Joiner, Alema Rar, on Woteba in defense of the ''Millennium Falcon''. She was killed in battle over Hapes when Jacen Solo ordered his gunners on the Star Destroyer Anakin to target the ''Millennium Falcon''.
Myo
'Myo' is an Abyssin scout from Byss. He can be seen befriending the Bith musician Lirin Car'n at Chalmun's Cantina in Mos Eisly during Luke Skywalker's fateful encounter with Han Solo in ''A New Hope''. He also appears in the ''Star Wars Customizable Card Game''.
Naberrie family
The following is a list of people in Padme Amidala's family.
Janren, Darred
Darred Janren is the husband of Sola Naberrie and the father of Ryoo Naberrie and Senator Pooja Naberrie. He is the brother-in-law of Padmé Naberrie Amidala Skywalker and uncle to Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa.
Naberrie, Jobal
'Jobal Thule Naberrie' is the daughter of Ryoo Thule, the wife of Ruwee Naberrie, mother of Padmé Amidala and Sola Naberrie, and grandmother to Ryoo Naberrie, Pooja Naberrie, Luke Skywalker, and Leia Organa. She was to have appeared in '', but the scene was ultimately cut from the film. It can, however, be seen in the deleted scenes on the DVD release.
Jobal appeared with the rest of her family in '' during Padmé's funeral march. She likely never knew that, only days before, her youngest child had given birth to twin children who would one day become two great Rebel heroes.
Naberrie, Pooja
'Pooja Naberrie' is a fictional character in the Star Wars saga.
Pooja Naberrie (born 26 BBY) served as Senator of Naboo in the Imperial Senate (and secretly a Rebel Alliance sympathizer) during the Galactic Civil War. Pooja was the niece of the famous and beloved Naboo politician, the late Padmé Amidala, who married Anakin Skywalker, and later became the mother of the fallen Jedi’s twin children Luke and Leia. Pooja was the daughter of Padmé’s sister Sola Naberrie and Sola’s husband Darred Janren. In 6 BBY Pooja became a Senator in the Imperial Senate. She became great friends with Senator Leia Organa of Alderaan, though their true relation as cousins was unknown to either of them. Her older sister was Ryoo Naberrie.
Naberrie, Ryoo
'Ryoo Naberrie' is the daughter of Sola Naberrie and her husband Darred Janren and the older sister of Senator Pooja Naberrie. She was named after her great-grandmother Ryoo Thule. She is also the niece of the former Queen and Senator of Naboo, Padmé Amidala and the cousin of Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. Little is actually known of Ryoo. She appears in one of the deleted scenes of '' and in her aunt's funeral march through Theed in '' with the rest of her family.
Naberrie, Sola
Sola Naberrie is the older sister of Padmé Amidala, making her Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa's aunt. She is married to Darred Janren and has two daughters, Ryoo Naberrie and Pooja Naberrie, the later who later becomes the Senator of Naboo during the years of the Galactic Empire.
Sola's relationship with her sister seems to be a close one. In '', she teases Padmé about Anakin Skywalker being the first boyfriend she has brought home to meet the family. This is Sola's only appearance in (the scene was cut out of the movie and is included at the end of the VHS copy and special features of the DVD), though she does appear briefly in '' during Padmé's funeral along with the rest of her family.
The actress who played Sola in the deleted scene was Claudia Karvan. For other information, see Star Wars bio page, and info.
Naberrie, Winama
Winama Naberrie (? BBY - 32 BBY) was the mother of Ruwee Naberrie, the grandmother of Padmé Amidala and Sola Naberrie and the great-grandmother of Ryoo Naberrie, Pooja Naberrie, Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. She died a few months before her granddaughter Padmé became Queen of Naboo.
Thule, Ryoo
Ryoo Thule (? BBY - 18 BBY) was the mother of Jobal Naberrie, the grandmother of Sola Naberrie and Padmé Amidala and the great-grandmother of Senator Pooja Naberrie. Her elder great-granddaughter Ryoo Naberrie was named after her. Ryoo Jobal was killed by Inquisitor Malorum in 18 BBY when Darth Vader(formerly Anakin Skywalker, secret husband to Padmé Amidala and father to Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa Solo/Amidala Skywalker)ordered him to go to Naboo to investigate Padmé Amidala's death and fate of their child whom Padmé was pregnant with at the time. It is believed he had not accepted that it was he who had killed his beloved wife on the landing platform in the Mustafar system, ''Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith''. Suspicious about the circumstances of Padmé's death, Inspector Malorum went to interrogate Ryoo, because she was the only member of the family to oversee her granddaughter's burial. From Ryoo's evasive behaviour he deduced that Padmé's and Vader's child didn't die with Padmé. Ryoo's corpse was found by Ferus Olin and Trever Flume.
Narra, Commander
Commander Narra is, according to the video game, the one Y-Wing pilot who survived the attack on the first Death Star, although other more canonical sources attribute this distinction to either Keyan Farlander or Horton Salm. Commander Narra was featured in the first episode of Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Radio Drama, where he and his flight were killed in action by TIE fighters while protecting Rebel transports en route to Hoth. His death led to Luke Skywalker being promoted to the rank Commander. His nickname was "Boss."
Commander Narra's given name has yet to be revealed.
Nass, Boss Rugor
Main articles: Boss Nass
Boss Rugor Nass is the leader of the Gungan community and the underwater Gungan city of Otoh Gunga on Naboo, and appears in Episode 1, and briefly during Padme's funeral scene in Episode 3.
Navik the Red
'Navik the Red' is a fictional character from the ''Star Wars'' saga. He is a Rodian warlord responsible for butchering hundreds of members of his race and displacing hundreds more.
Nield
'Nield' is one of the teenaged leaders of the Young, a youth organization trying to stop the civil war between the Melida and the Daan on the planet Melida/Daan. Nield is a strict leader, as is evident in the way he disciplines the other children. When his ally, Cerasi, is killed, Nield begins to hate Obi-Wan Kenobi. However, the two somewhat make up after the civil war ends.
Nym
'Nym' was a Feeorin pirate in the video games '', '' and ''Star Wars Galaxies'' . Prior to the Battle of Naboo, he was defeated on Lok by the Trade Federation army. For vengeance, he helped to defeat the Trade Federation and later the Confederacy of Independent Systems. He would later build a new pirate base on the planet Lok and become a Rebel Alliance sympathizer, assisting stranded Rebel pilots that would crash on the planet. He was helping the Jedi at Naboo, defending the Naboo outpost at the Battle of Naboo. Later on, during the Galactic Civil War, Nym takes complete control over the planet Lok and uses it as a base of operations from which he can aid the Rebellion.
O-Bin
In the '' novel ''The Fight for Truth'', 'O-Bin' is a teacher in Kegan's "Learning Circle". She teaches the dangers of the galaxy and the false reasons why Kegan should be isolated. However, her teachings are rendered obsolete when Kegan's shortcomings are exposed. Kegan grows into a prominent Galactic Republic planet, and O-Bin is forced to change her style from the teachings of O-Vieve and V-Tan toward the truth.
O-Lana
In the '' series, 'O-Lana' is a Force-sensitive girl from the planet of Kegan. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn brought her back to the Jedi Temple for training. She eventually grew into a Jedi Knight by the name of Olana Chion.
O-Vieve
In the '' series, 'O-Vieve' is a Benevolent Guide for the planet of Kegan. With the help of V-Tan, O-Vieve shifted the planet of Kegan into her own philosophy of simplicity and isolation. She is credited for being one of the first people to predict the rise of the Galactic Empire. However, her control over Kegan is thwarted when Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Adi Gallia, and Siri Tachi reintroduce Kegan to the rest of the galaxy.
Odumin
'Odumin' is a male Tynnan (a species which resembles a bipedal otter), who is a high-level manager for the Corporate Authority. He disguises himself as a skiptrace (a person who tracks down ships for debts due) named "Spray". He uses Han Solo and his first mate Chewbacca to help capture the Malorm Family, a group of murderous slavers and pirates.
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★ ''The Han Solo Adventures: Han Solo at Star's End'', Del Rey omnibus of "Han Solo at Star's End", "Han Solo's Revenge", and "Han Solo and the Lost Legacy", 1979. Brian Daley, ISBN 0-345-37980-2
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Peckhum
Peckhum appears in the fictional ''Star Wars'' book series: ''Junior Jedi Knights'', and the ''Young Jedi Knights'' series. He is mentioned in ''. It is not known if Peckhum survived the invasion of Coruscant by the Yuuzhan Vong.
''The Lightning Rod'' is Peckhum's old cargo ship that has seen many years. Eventually (after the attack by the Shadow Academy) it was given to Zekk. Peckhum caught a young boy named Zekk stowing away on his freighter on a cargo run to Ennth. Rather than send Zekk back to another orphanage, Pekhum raised the young man as his own. Their relationship is something between a father and a friend, they are the only family each other has. In fact since Peckhum is under contract to supply the Jedi Academy on his freighter runs, he created the opportunity for all the children to meet and become friends in the first place.
References
★ ''The Lost Ones'' (1995) (ISBN 1-57297-052-9)
★ ''Lightsabers'' (1996) (ISBN 1-57297-091-X)
★ ''Darkest Knight'' (1996) (ISBN 1-57297-129-0)
★ ''Jedi Under Siege'' (1996) (ISBN 1-57297-163-0)
Reti
'Reti' is a Toydarian with a starfighter called "The Zoomer" (picture unavailable), and it is indeed a very good ship. He helped Nym, Vana Sage, Rhys Dallows, Lok Revenants and Bravo Flight to fight the Trade Federation before and during the Clone Wars. He appears in Star Wars: Starfighter and Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter. He is usually the underdog of the gang, but has done good favors for Nym. He once boarded a Trade Federation Freighter and risked his life to deliver supplies to Bravo Flight.
Rukh
'Rukh' was a Noghri bodyguard who was stationed to protect Grand Admiral Thrawn, the last remaining Imperial Grand Admiral. When the populace of the Noghri discovered they were being used by the Empire, they instantly turned on Thrawn and joined the New Republic. Rukh assassinated Thrawn after hearing of what happened and tried to escape off the Imperial Star Destroyer ''Chimaera''. He was soon found and killed, though his honour still remained in the Noghri culture.
Salporin
'Salporin' is a Wookiee from the world of Kashyyyk. He made a brief appearance in , but was originally introduced in the Timothy Zahn novel Heir to the Empire. In this book, he and Chewbacca were former best friends, who reunite when Chewie takes Leia Organa Solo to Kashyyyk for protection. Salporin is eventually killed by an army of Noghri.
Sandov, Utric
'Utric Sandov' was a Bothan working for the Rebel Alliance who told Leia Organa that the Galactic Empire had acquired the Vor'na'tu.
Shedao Shai
'Shedao Shai' was the advance leader for the Praetorite Vong. Shai led the Vong on their conquest of Belkadan, Helska, Dubrillion, and other planets. After Corran Horn slayed two of Shai's relatives on Bimmiel, Shai vowed to kill Horn. Shedao Shai was also responsible for the death of the Caamasi Senator Elegos A'Kla and sending his body to Horn. After this Horn challenged Shai to a one on one battle to decide the fate of the planet Ithor. Shai was defeated by Corran Horn, but Shai's insubordinate second in command, Deign Lian, carried out the total destruction of Ithor anyway by releasing a powerful virus onto its surface. He received this order from none other than Tsavong Lah.
Sirrakuk
'Sirrakuk' in the Star Wars Expanded Universe, was the younger sister of Lowbacca. She shaved decorative designs into her fur (a practice looked down on by older Wookiees, making it most likely analogous to various radical human teenage hairstyles) and loved to fly starships.
Sirra completed her rite of passage (which she was hesitant to do because of the supposed death of her friend Raabakyysh while doing hers) during a fight with a Nightsister in the lower levels of Kashyyyk. Both Sirra and the Nightsister were swallowed by a syren plant, but Sirra had escaped and grabbed a handful of fibers on her way out.
Later, after Raaba turned up alive, well, and promoting the Diversity Alliance on Kashyyyk, Sirra and Lowbacca accompanied her to Ryloth, where the pair were held against their will until they escaped. Sirra later accompanied a New Republic senate team sent to investigate claims about the Diversity Alliance, and in frustration, smashed open a crate marked "food", exposing the weapons inside.
Apart from the Young Jedi Knights series, no other mention is made in the novels of Sirrakuk, possibly due to author oversight. The most glaring example of this is Chewbacca's memorial service on Kashyyyk in the New Jedi Order series, where she should have logically appeared.
Skynx
'Skynx' appears in the Star Wars Novel ''Han Solo & The Lost Legacy'', and is an insectoid creature who serves as a scholar on the planet Ruuria and is part of a K'zagg colony. In the novel, Skynx accompanies Han Solo to find the lost treasures of the Queen of Ranroon as the leading expert in the Pre-Republic era at the University of Ruuria and had studied various documents & texts from that period. He is of no relation to Skynxnex, who appears in the EU series Jedi Academy on Kessel.
Skywalker, Ben
Main articles: Ben Skywalker
Sleazebaggano, Elan
A slimy dealer of illegal substances, played by Matt Doran in ''Attack of the Clones'', who frequents Coruscant's entertainment district's nightclubs and bars to peddle his wares, 'Elan Sleazebaggano''s attempt to sell death sticks to Obi-Wan Kenobi resulted in a complete change of profession after the Jedi used a mind trick to encourage the slythmonger to adopt a new lifestyle.
However, in the Boba Fett series of novels, Sleazebaggano is once again shown trying to sell contraband to an irritated Boba Fett.
His name is an obvious play on the word "sleazebag," meaning a person of little or no morals.
Sol, Jorin
'Jorin Sol' was a mathematician for the Rebellion during the early part of the Galactic Civil War. Sol escorted Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker on a diplomatic mission to the planet Jabiim. After the team was thrust into the middle of a Battle between the Empire and the local resistance, Sol was separated from the team and captured by Imperials with the help of the traitor Tal Hesz.
After this, Sol was taken to the planet Kalist VI, where he was tortured and interrogated as to the whereabouts of the Rebel fleet and Skywalker. During a daring covert operation, a rebel team was able to rescue Sol and the enslaved population of Jabiim.
Unknown to the Rebellion, Jorin Sol had been reprogrammed as an Imperial spy, and was now in the midst of the rebel fleet with a special mission. "Destroy the Rebellion from the inside."
Solo, Jarik
'Jarik Solo' was a young smuggler and adopted brother of Han Solo, the novel Rebel Dawn. Though not truly a Solo, Han simply allowed Jarik to use his name. Jarik was often in the Millennium Falcon's gun turret, and became a fairly expereinced gunner. He was killed by a thermal detonator along side Lando Calrissian during the assault on Ylesia. He attempted to reaveal his true name but died before doing so. His death tag was marked Jarik Solo.
Sovv, Sien
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'Sien Sovv' was a Sullustan Admiral who served as Supreme Commander of the New Republic, and later Galactic Alliance, forces. Sovv was described as more of an administrator than a strategist, better suited to command during a time of peace. As a result, he was unable to hold off the Yuuzhan Vong, and only with the help of Admiral Ackbar was able to lead a successful counterattack. However, to be fair, Sovv had his hands tied by the Senate and Chief of State Borsk Fey'lya, who went so far as to make him command the Defense of Coruscant in front of a full session of the Senate. After the Yuuzhan Vong war Sovv gave up his position only to retake it during the Swarm War. He then died after the relocation of the Killiks to the Utegetu Nebula after a collision with a drunk pilot.
Stark, Iaco
'Iaco Stark' was a Space Pirate who unified millions of Space Pirates to create a force large enough to take control of the Galaxy. He led this Army into a war against the Republic, this war became known as The Stark Hyperspace War. Iaco lead his army to many victories against the Republic but, in the end he was no match for the resolve of the Jedi. His final battle was lost when a Jedi taskforce madeup of Tyvokka, Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Plo Koon, Sha Koon, Adi Gallia, Tholme, and Quinlan Vos defeated him in battle. Unfortunately this war took the life of Jedi Master Tyvokka.
Sunber, Janek
'Lieutenant Janek Sunber', also known as 'Tank', was an officer in the Imperial Army and one of Luke Skywalker's childhood friends.
Born on Tatooine around two decades before the Battle of Yavin, Sunber grew up among the children of moisture farmers, many of whom spent their leisure hours in Anchorhead. These included Biggs Darklighter, Luke Skywalker, the future married couple Laze Loneozner and Camie, Deak, and Windy. At the appropriate age he left his homeworld behind, joining the Imperial Academy at the same—or close to the same—time as his friend Biggs. After graduation, he joined the Imperial Navy, hoping to prove himself as a starfighter pilot. Whilst he was an above-average pilot, his skills were not up to Imperial standards, but rather than return home and face humiliation, Sunber enrolled in the infantry. Hard-working and dedicated, Sunber made officer rank within a year.
Stationed on the jungle world of Maridun, Sunber proved himself as a credit to the army, remaining level-headed and calm as the Imperial presence on the jungle planet came under attack by numerous Amanin warriors. Although he earned the ire of his commanding officers, Captain Gage and Commander Frickett, he impressed General Ziering enough to receive a field promotion to captain, and shortly afterwards, commander.
It was thanks to Sunber that the Imperials on Maridun were able to battle the Amanin to a standstill, but General Ziering was killed during the battle, leaving the jealous Captain Gage as the only one who could verify Sunber's promotions to the Imperial leaders on Carida. Gage did not, and Sunber was made to surrender his rank insignia, returning to the position of lieutenant. He went on to aid in the capture of Jabiimite rebels, and would eventually be reunited with Luke Skywalker when the Alliance staged an infiltration of an Imperial prison on Kalist VI where Sunber was serving as a prison guard.
Skywalker and Sunber conversed about their days on Tatooine and their new lives, but, despite their friendship, Janek was shocked when Luke implored him to join the Rebellion. Sunber quickly realized Luke was part of the Rebel infiltration team that had by now launched its assault, and Luke was forced to knock his old friend unconscious to continue with his mission.
When he came to he alerted the base to the Rebel presence, ordering the troops to try and take Luke alive. He caught up to Skywalker as the base's prisoners were being loaded onto a transport for escape; Luke attempted to talk to his old friend, saying that Janek knew what was right and that the prisoners were slaves, just as his grandfather had been. Sunber refused an offer to join the Rebellion but appeared to be resigned to letting them leave, until the rest of the Rebel team arrived with Jorin Sol.
Angry that Luke had apparently lied to him and that the Rebels were really here to rescue the 'spy', he attempted to shoot Sol but the laser bolt was deflected back into his own shoulder by Luke's lightsaber. As the Alliance team left Luke informed Sunber that Biggs had also been part of the Rebellion. In the aftermath of the attack Sunber dwelled on the fact that in the space of a day he had found that two of his oldest friends were now gone forever.
Talor, Rand and Kath
Rand Talor was the Rebellion general in charge of the invasion of Coruscant. He was put in charge mainly because there was reason to believe his wife, Kath Talor, was being held prisoner in the Imperial Palace. It is known that Rebel troops found her alive and brought her out of the palace when Rebels had control of Coruscant, to reunite with her husband.
Tarfang
'Tarfang' is an Ewok with the dubious distinction of having the death sentence on him in ten planetary systems (unspecified). He is the co-pilot of the DR-909 with Jae Junn, and as such helps Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Leia Organa, and their friends on their various exploits. Like Junn, Tarfang ran spinglass busts and sculptures for the Saras (Star Wars) nest, and also became a Galactic Alliance Intelligence official. He eventually comes to odds with Han and Leia, due to their Corellian sympathies, to the point where he attempted to kill Leia.
His personality is acerbic at best. He has a tendency to speak rudely to anybody but his fellow copilot, resulting in many humorous dialogues where C-3PO, the only one who can understand Ewokese, must attempt to censor what he says. In spite of this, he is a loyal and ferocious fighter.
Teek
Teek is a mischievous and semi-intelligent bipedal creature with white fur, close dark eyes, pointy ears, and gopher-like buck teeth seen in . In the film, he lived with a marooned old hermit named Noa Briqualon who befriended him after Noa crashed landed and was stranded on the planet Endor. Coincedently, his species is also called "Teek" but it is not known if Noa knew this prior to their encounter.
Roughly under a meter high, Teek had an incredibly fast metabolism and because of this, nearly all of his actions were superhumanly fast. Often he was seen running at lightning speed across the Endor landscape leaving only a white blur in the distance. It was Teek who first befriended Cindel and Wicket in the forest following the attack on the Ewok village and his bravery was one of the main reasons Noa and Wicket were able to rescue Cindel and the captured Ewoks from King Terak's castle.
Although he speaks mostly in gibberish which closely resembles a giggle, he displays unusual intelligence for a primitive creature of the Endor moon. In the film, he had working knowledge of Noa's starcruiser blaster cannons which required sequential codes to operate. In the dungeons of Terak's castle, Teek deceptively set-up two card playing Marauder prisoner guards causing them both to blast one another. Teek injured his arm after trying to protect Noa from King Terak's killing blow. He is seen wearing a sling at the conclusion of the film waving goodbye to Noa and Cindel as the starcruiser takes off. Little is known of Teek's past prior to his encounter with Noa, but it is known that his homeworld is Endor and it was assumed that he remained with Wicket and the Ewok tribe following Cindel's departure from the planet.
Other than the movie , Teek is only seen in a pre-flight video at the Disneyland Resort's Star Tours attraction. He is being assisted by a Wookie who resembles Chewbacca with the fastening of his seatbelt prior to the ride being initiated.
King Terak
A fictional character created for the Star Wars universe, 'Terak' was the king of the Sanyassan Marauders on Endor. He was played by Carel Struycken.
Terak was a vicious and bloodthirsty leader who was obsessed with obtaining what he called "The Power", which he was convinced would allow him to leave Endor and conquer the universe. To this end, he was indirectly behind the death's of the Towani family (all save Cindel) in the hopes of stealing their ship's power crystal.
Fortunately for the rest of the galaxy, Terak's strength was not equalled by his intelligence: otherwise he could've simply taken the Towanis' ship. Instead, Terak believed beyond a shadow of a doubt that the crystal by itself was the key to letting him and the other Marauders leave Endor, and he spent quite a while trying to get the crystal to work by having his mystic, a witch named Charal, access the power within.
Terak was eventually defeated and killed by the Ewoks and their human allies, Cindel and Noa Briqualon. When he couldn't have "The Power" in the form of the Dathomirian Nightsister, he stole Charal's magic ring that allowed her to transform into other forms and wore it around his neck. While engaged in a swordfight with Noa, Wicket attempted to help and struck and damaged the ring. This somehow caused its magic to backfire, turning Terak red and burning him into a crisp.
Ulgo, Trask
'Trask Ulgo' was a soldier in the Navy of the Galactic Republic during the Jedi Civil War. The first companion of Revan, Trask was killed onboard the ''Endar Spire'' by the Sith Darth Bandon, so that Revan might escape the ship.
V-Tan
In the '' series, 'V-Tan' is a Benevolent Guide for the planet Kegan. V-Tan, together with his partner, O-Vieve, morphed Kegan into an isolated planet based on simple principles known as the "General Good". However, his system was toppled when Kegan was reintroduced to the Galactic Republic.
Vor'na'tu
The 'Vor'na'tu' was an ancient 'Jedi' artifact that the Galactic Empire acquired. The Empire then lost it to the Rebel Alliance. In order to keep the Empire from getting hold of it, it was broken into four pieces, which were later destroyed.
Vorru, Fliry
'Fliry Vorru' is a minor fictional character in the Star Wars Expanded Universe.
He was a former Moff of Corellia and was afterwards sent to the mines of Kessel because he was a possible rival to the Emperor Palpatine. He was released by Rogue Squadron and inserted into Imperial Center (Coruscant) to help the Rebel Alliance as the head of Black Sun a criminal organization. He helped with the fall of the Imperial Government on the planet, however he was secretly working with the Imperial Intelligence Director Ysanne Isard or as she was more commonly called Iceheart. After she escaped the planet and fled to Thyferra, he went with her and became her Minister of Trade. When Rogue Squadron took the planet, they sent him back to Kessel.
Vox, Wade
'Wade Vox' makes his first and only known appearance in the game . He ends up on Jabba's bad side, but somehow survives. However, he is forced to participate in Jabba's new sport: intense vehicle combat, where only the last combatant standing wins. Wade is gifted in the ways of the Force, but has never had a means of being trained. He looks up to Luke Skywalker in many ways and recently purchased his X-34 Landspeeder which he uses in competition.
Wessiri, Diric
'Diric Wessiri' was the husband of Iella Wessiri. He was captured by the Empire and turned into one of their agents by Ysanne Isard. He tried to assassinate the Imperial agent Kirtan Loor, and in turn was killed by Iella.
Wessiri, Iella
'Iella Wessiri' is a human female born on Corellia in 18 BBY and was employed by CorSec during the early Rebellion years. Iella Wessiri partnered with Corran Horn and worked with Gil Bastra for many years.
Later she joined the Rebellion as an intelligence operative after fleeing Corellia with her husband Diric Wessiri, who was later secretly captured and brainwashed by the Imperial Intelligence director Ysanne Isard. Iella assisted Rogue Squadron in the taking of Coruscant. While investigating the apparent murder of Corran Horn, Iella was forced to take the life of her helpless and brainwashed husband Diric. She also joined the Rogues in the liberation of Thyferra from Ysanne Isard's stewardship of the bacta producing planet.
She became later involved with Wedge Antilles during a mission to bring Adumar into the New Republic. In the ''Union'' comics it was revealed that she and Wedge had married and also had two daughters, Syal Antilles (born about 16 ABY) and Myri Antilles (born about 18 ABY).
In the events of ''The New Jedi Order'' Iella was head of New Republic Intelligence.
At the beginning of the ''Legacy of the Force'' series, she is shown to be mostly retired and living on Corellia with Wedge. She is working with Wedge and with daughter Myri, unlike daughter Syal, is sticking with her father. She is on Booster's ''Errant Venture'' helping to hide Leia and Han.
Windy
'Windy' was a childhood friend of Luke Skywalker on Tatooine.
Xux, Qwi
'Qwi Xux' is a tall blue-skinned women from the planet Omwat. Like many others of her species she was very intelligent. At ten years old she was taken from her homeworld by Grand Moff Tarkin who forced her into a two-year long training regimen; she was the only survivor. She was a brilliant Imperial weapons designer who was responsible for the Sun Crusher and the World Devastators, and collaborated with Bevel Lemelisk (among others) in designing the first Death Star. After learning of the true and tragic results of her creations she defected to the New Republic. She was rescued from the Maw Installation by Wedge Antilles, with whom she later fell in love. Unfortunately, her memory was erased by Kyp Durron, a Jedi Knight, when he briefly turned to the Dark Side. Though the "reborn" Qwi continued her relationship with Wedge for a time, the two eventually parted amicably.
During the Yuuzhan Vong War, she was visited by a rogue Twi'lek Jedi named Daeshara'cor, who was searching for superweapons which could be used against the Vong. However, since she still couldn't remember the specifics of the work she had done, she had no help to offer. This was a partial lie, as, when speaking with Luke and Mara, who were chasing Daeshara'cor, Qwi said that she had been able to reconstruct some of her work, and had used it in the rebuilding of the Cathedral of Winds on Vortex.
She appears during the Jedi Academy Trilogy (''Jedi Search'', ''Dark Apprentice'', ''Champions of The Force'', the first chapter of ''Starfighters of Adumar'', and ''.
Zend, Salla
'Salla Zend' was an ex-girlfriend of Han Solo. She, and cohort Shug Ninx helped Han and Leia save Luke and foil the Emperor Reborn's plan to control the galaxy from Byss 10 years after the Battle of Yavin with her remarkably fast ship, the ''Starlight Intruder'' (which Zend often claimed was faster than the ''Millennium Falcon'', but in a number of races with the ''Falcon'', the ''Intruder'' never came out on top). Salla was originally a student with a true gift for fixing and modifying machinery- but she didn't seek training to become an engineer or technician, preferring to become a spaceship mechanic aboard a corporate vessel. Eventually, she saved up enough money for a loan, with which she bought her own ship. Tweaking out her vessel, Zend began repaying the debt by smuggling with Solo. A race with Solo past a neutron star almost ended in disaster when her hyperdrive failed and Solo nearly died rescuing her. Disturbed by the narrow miss, Zend retired from smuggling, partnering up with Ninx.
See also
★ List of minor Star Wars Jedi characters
★ List of minor Rebel characters in Star Wars
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