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name: Bib Fortuna (1)
Rank: Jabba's Informant
Bib Fortuna at Ryloth
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Those attempting to do business with
Jabba the Hutt first needed to manoeuvre past his pasty-faced major-domo,
the Twi'lek Bib Fortuna. The darkly robed attendant often hovered
near Jabba's ear, offering advice and feeding information. Fortuna
followed the rules of protocol in the Hutt's court (such as they
were), and spoke only in Huttese, though he understood other tongues.
Fortuna's affiliation with Jabba stretched over decades. His career
began to unravel when Luke Skywalker targeted him with a Jedi mind
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name: Bib Fortuna (2)
Rank: Jabba's Informant
Bib Fortuna at Ryloth
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
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name: Brea Tonnika
Rank: Con Artist
Brea Tonnika at Kriffex
First seen in Episode 4 - A New Hope
Brea and her sister, Senni, were two
of the galaxy's finest con artists. The sisters conned Grand Moff
Argon out of nearly 25,000 credits, and in return were placed on
the Imperial most-wanted list. Later, Han Solo employed the sisters
to con Lando Calrissian. Using their alias of Bresenni, the sisters
wined and dined Lando. Lando was smitten, and eventually asked Bresenni
to marry him. At this time, the other sister emerged, presenting
Lando with a holoprojector and a disk from Solo, who was having
a good laugh at Lando's expense. Lando vowed to get Han back for
it. Just before the Battle of Yavin, they took a job with Jabba
the Hutt. They left Tatooine a mere three hours before Shada D'ukal
and Karoly D'ulin arrived at the Mos Eisley cantina, trying to impersonate
the Tonnika sisters in order to book passage off Tatooine. Both
sisters were members of the Kiffu race, and were raised on the planet
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name: Bubo
Rank: Mercenary
Bubo at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Also know as 'Buboicullaar', a frog-dog
living on Tatooine, Bubo was at once plotting against and assisting
in plots against Jabba the Hutt. He was an Imperial operative, infiltrated
into the Hutt's palace to facilitate communications between the
Empire and Ree-Yees. A small transmitter had been placed in a lump
of flesh on Bubo's body, hidden until Ree-Yees needed to receive
a message. The Gran would then reach into the lump and extract the
message display, replacing it after reading the message. Bubo detested
Ree-Yees for his drunkenness and his inability to act on his own.
Thus, when Ree-Yees was to receive a detonator link for the bomb
he was building, Bubo ate it in front of the Gran. This enraged
Ree-Yees, and amused Bubo. While all of this was going on, Bubo
was secretly receiving training from one of the B'omarr monks, Evilo
Nailati. Bubo learned much from the monk, and when Jabba was killed
at the Pit of Carkoon, the B'omarr gladly welcomed Bubo's brain
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name: Chokk
Rank: Bodyguard
Chokk at Naboo
First seen in Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace
This Klatooinan was one of Jabba the
Hutt's early bodyguards. Chokk was well-paid to ensure that Jabba
was well-protected, in the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo.
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name: Dr. Evazan
Rank: Thug
Dr. Evazan at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 4 - A New Hope
A grubby human with a hideously scarred
face and the death sentence on 12 systems, this particular character
tried to pick a fight with young Luke Skywalker in the Mos Eisley
Cantina. Though Obi-Wan Kenobi tried to talk them out of a violent
confrontation, this human and his Aqualish thug turned the fight
into a deadly situation by producing their blaster sidearms. Even
as the harried bartender tried to shout out "no blasters!",
Obi-Wan retaliated by igniting his lightsaber and chopping off the
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name: Droopy McCool
Rank: Musician
Droopy McCool at Kirdo III
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Droopy (Snit) McCool was the lead horn-player
in the Max Rebo Band. A fat, fleshy biped, Droopy only wore a pair
of tan shorts. Droopy had stubby hands, and a pig-like snout that
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name: Ephant Mon
Rank: Mercenary
Ephant Mon at Vinsoth
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
A grotesque member of Jabba the Hutt's
court, Ephant Mon was a monstrous, upright pachydermoid with tough,
wrinkled skin, stubby legs and large, powerful hands. The front
of his form was dominated by a long face, with watery, pensive eyes,
and a tusk-filled snout. The ponderous Mon wasn't very mobile, and
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name: Gamorrean Guard (1)
Rank: Guard
Gamorrean Guard at Gamorr
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
The porcine Gamorreans tend to be heavy-set
and stocky, standing about 1.8 meters tall and weighing in excess
of 100 kilograms. Most tend to have green skin. Underneath their
pig-like snouts, protruding from jowled cheeks are yellowed tusks.
These complement the small, yellow horns the Gamorreans have growing
from the top of their heads. Jabba the Hutt was known to use dim-witted
Gamorreans as enforcers and bodyguards. |
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name: Gamorrean Guard (2)
Rank: Guard
Gamorrean Guard at Gamorr
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
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name: Gamorrean Guard (3)
Rank: Guard
Gamorrean Guard at Gamorr
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
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name: Gardulla
Rank: Master Criminal
Gardulla at Tatooine
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Gardulla the Hutt used to own Anakin
and Shmi Skywalker before losing them to Watto six years before
The Phantom Menace. Gardulla the Hutt witnesses her former slave
in action at the Boonta Eve Podrace in Jabba's box. |
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name: Greeata
Rank: Dancer
Greeata at Rodia
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
The beautiful Greeata was a Rodian back-up vocalist and dancer in
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name: Guri (1)
Rank: Chief Enforcer
Guri at Minos Cluster
First seen in the Expanded Universe
The deadly beauty was a human replica
droid, a very rare advancement in droid technology. Human replica
droids (HRDs) represent the pinnacle of numerous technologies, and
are extremely expensive. Their outside appearance is flawlessly
human. HRDs can eat, drink, and perform all the more personal functions
of humans without anybody the wiser. But beneath the vat-grown clone
flesh exterior are powerful synthetic muscles and composite armature
giving them incredible strength. Their neural networks are cutting
edge, boasting reaction times far quicker than human counterparts.
Their eyes and ears serve as exacting recorders of their surroundings.
While cursory scans will detect an organic being, detailed scans
of HRDs will reveal their true nature, such as their less-than-human
body temperature and the strange bio-fiber composition of their
internal organs. |
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name: Guri (2)
Rank: Chief Enforcer
Guri at Minos Cluster
First seen in the Expanded Universe
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name: Guri (3)
Rank: Chief Enforcer
Guri at Minos Cluster
First seen in the Expanded Universe
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name: Hermi Odle
Rank: Mercenary
Hermi Odle at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
It would be a difficult task to determine
who was the most gruesome of Jabba the Hutt's henchmen, though Hermi
Odle was definitely a contender. He was a large, upright tuberous
being with greasy grey skin, and a puffy face with drooling lips
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name: Ishi Tib
Rank: Mercenary
Ishi Tib at Tibrin
First seen in Episode 6- Return of the Jedi
The Ishi Tib are a species of humanoid
bipeds with star-shaped heads. Their bulbous eyes form two of the
star's points, their pointed cheeks another two, and their bird-like
beaks form the fifth and final point. The Ishi Tib can be found
throughout the galaxy, and during the Galactic Civil War, they were
allied to the Rebellion. Several Ishi Tib delegates were present
at the crucial Alliance briefing prior to the Battle of Endor.
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name: Jabba the Hutt (1) (TPM)
Rank: Master Criminal
Jabba the Hutt at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 4 - A New Hope
A loathsome slug of a gangster, Jabba
the Hutt was the pre-eminent kingpin of crime in the Outer Rim Territories.
Basing his operations out of Tatooine, the Hutt had his pudgy fingers
in a number of lucrative and unsavoury rackets -- slavery, gunrunning,
spice-smuggling, extortion and more. Jabba's physical appearance
was as repulsive as his decadence. A hefty Hutt, Jabba resembled
a worm-like slug, with a legless, tapered body coated in slime.
A wide, drooling toothless grin split his flat face, and two yellow-red
reptilian eyes stared covetously from his immense head. Jabba surrounded
himself with the shiftless dregs of society, ensuring his protection
with a screen of henchmen and hired guns. He lived in an opulent
if sand-scarred palace out in the Tatooine deserts. Jabba's depravity
was legendary. He kept himself entertained by torturing and humiliating
his subjects. He kept scantily-clad slave girls chained to his throne
for his amusement. When fickle, Jabba would send his prize possessions
to a ghastly end. |
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name: Jabba the Hutt (2) (ROTJ)
Rank: Master Criminal
Jabba the Hutt at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 4 - A New Hope
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name: Jabba the Hutt (3) (ROTJ)
Rank: Master Criminal
Jabba the Hutt at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 4 - A New Hope
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name: Jabba the Hutt (4) (ANH SE)
Rank: Master Criminal
Jabba the Hutt at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 4 - A New Hope
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name: Joh Yowza
Rank: Musician
Joh Yowza at Endor
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
With a lively step, a comical stage
presence and a booming voice, Joh Yowza has come along way from
being just another foraging Yuzzum on the plains of Endor. He and
Sy Snootles fronted the Max Rebo band that performed in Jabba the
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name: Ket Maliss
Rank: Criminal
Ket Maliss at Urkupp
First seen in the Expanded Universe
By all rights, the Dashade should be
extinct. Their world was destroyed by the massive multiple-supernova
Cron Drift explosion sparked in the Great Sith War, killing all
life on the planet. Four millennia later, sporadic accounts of Dashade-sightings
continue, but very little hard data exists since those who see a
Dashade rarely live long enough to report it. During the height
of Dashade civilization, the powerfully-built people were ruled
by aggressive warlords. The harsh conditions of Urkupp, the sun-scorched
resource-poor home world of the Dashade, fostered a philosophy of
rule by strength. When their early space faring efforts revealed
to the Dashade a larger galaxy populated by Jedi and the ancient
Sith, it only strengthened these ideas. |
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name: Klaatu
Rank: Mercenary
Klaatu at Nikto
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
A humanoid alien distinguished by its
green skin and small facial horns. Their origins are not known,
but they are often found working for Hutt crime bosses. |
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name: Labria
Rank: Mercenary
Labria at Tatooine
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Kardue'sai'Malloc's alias while living
on Tatooine. The word "labria" in Devish has a dirty connotation,
loosely translated as "cold food." He was known as a drunkard
and a coward. He offered his help to the Alliance operatives who
went to Tatooine to locate Adar Tallon, but was wounded in a fire
fight with the bounty hunters. He fled into the night, and was not
seen again. |
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name: Lyn Me
Rank: Musician
Lyn Me at Ryloth
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Lyn Me was one of several dancing girls
that performed in the court of Jabba the Hutt for the depraved amusements
of the bloated crime lord. In addition to her graceful gyrations,
Lyn Me leant her voice for backup vocals to the Max Rebo Band. Lyn
Me is a beautiful Twi'lek with chalk-white skin. |
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name: Malakili
Rank: Trainer
Malakili at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace
This tremendous Corellian human was
a professional monster trainer for the Circus Horrificus. His ability
to handle and train unusual alien creatures was renowned throughout
the galaxy. He had spent seven seasons as the head trainer, which
was a record. When Bib Fortuna and Bidlo Kwerve came into possession
of a rancor for Jabba the Hutt, they purchased Malakili from the
Circus Horrificus to tend the beast. His otherwise muscular body,
developed from years of hard work training the galaxy's most dangerous
beasts, was hidden beneath a huge paunch grown from the good eating
he enjoyed at the Circus. In the oppressive heat of Tatooine, he
dressed only in a loincloth and a black head drape. He became good
friends with Jabba's cook, Porcellus. When he learned that Jabba
was going to pit the rancor against a krayt dragon, he appealed
to the Lady Valarian for assistance. She agreed to help him, just
to spite Jabba. Malakili was then forced to train the rancor to
participate in Jabba's demolition derbies against vehicles of all
sizes. He managed to train the rancor to charge other combatants,
and mounted a pair of cannons on the beast's harness to blast the
others. Despite his efforts to save the rancor, Luke Skywalker killed
the creature before any of his plans could materialize. Malakili
was heartbroken, but he quickly came to his senses when he heard
Jabba had been killed at the Pit of Carkoon. He and Porcellus fled
the castle, and eventually opened the Crystal Moon restaurant in
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name: Max Rebo
Rank: Band Leader
Max Rebo at Orto
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Max Rebo is the leader of the eponymous
Max Rebo Band. The blue-skinned, flop-eared alien played up-tempo
tunes, using his surprisingly dextrous fingers to coax music from
his Red Ball Jett keyboard. He was a favourite of Jabba the Hutt,
and his band was a mainstay at the bloated gangster's palace. Rebo
even played aboard Jabba's sail barge and was present when the ill-fated
execution party transported prisoner Luke Skywalker and his friends
into the Dune Sea. |
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name: Nikto
Rank: Mercenary
Nikto at Kintan
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
The humanoid species known as the Nikto
have tan, leathery skin and flat faces with multiple breathing holes
on their cheeks and jawbones. Four small horns protrude from the
Nikto's forehead. Nikto can be found throughout the galaxy, often
involved with shady activities in the galaxy's fringe. That said,
at least one member of this species had ascended to the rank of
Jedi Knight during the waning days of the Republic. |
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name: Oola
Rank: Dancer
Oola at Ryloth
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Oola, the beautiful green-skinned dancer,
was enslaved to the disgusting crime lord, Jabba the Hutt. While
she was one of several dancers, including Yarna D'al Gargan, Rystáll,
Lyn Me and Greeata, only Oola was given the "privilege"
of being chained to Jabba's throne. Jabba delighted in watching
the young Oola dance to the music of the Max Rebo Band. When Jabba
wanted more than dance, however, Oola refused. Angered with his
rebellious slave, Jabba opened the trap-door beneath the dance floor,
and fed Oola to his deadly rancor creature. |
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name: Ponda Baba
Rank: Mercenary
Ponda Baba at Ando
First seen in Episode 4 - A New Hope
This mean-spirited Aqualish attempted
to pick a fight with Luke Skywalker when the young farm boy first
set foot in the Mos Eisley Cantina. The tusk-mouthed thug soon learned
not to tangle with the ward of a Jedi, as Obi-Wan Kenobi intervened
with a flash of his lightsaber. The thug immediately dropped both
the issue and his bloody severed arm. |
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name: Ree Yees
Rank: Mercenary
Ree Yees at Kinyen
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Ree-Yees was the name of a belligerent
three-eyed, goat-faced alien in Jabba the Hutt's court. The pale-skinned
Gran was a drunken spacer who often got into vociferous arguments
with bigger aliens. Ree-Yees was aboard Jabba the Hutt's sail barge
during the last trip to the Great Pit of Carkoon. He presumably
perished in the explosion that engulfed the Hutt's pleasure craft. |
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name: Rystall
Rank: Backup Dancer
Rystall at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
A back-up vocalist and dancer at Jabba's
palace, Rystáll performed with the Max Rebo Band for the
amusement of Jabba the Hutt. The humanoid alien's graceful form
and beautiful features even managed to attract the attention of
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name: Salacious Crumb
Rank: Jester
Salacious Crumb at Kowak
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
One of the most annoying critters in
the galaxy, Salacious B. Crumb was the favoured jester in the court
of Jabba the Hutt. The beak-nosed pot-bellied miscreant had a habit
of breaking into a nerve-wracking cackle whenever the mood struck
his flighty little brain. The creature had a knack for mimicry,
and would pester many by constantly repeating what was said to him.
Crumb had an affinity for tormenting Jabba's other employees, most
notably the Hutt's interpreters. When C-3PO became Jabba's property,
Salacious antagonized the golden protocol droid mercilessly. As
Luke Skywalker freed his allies, Crumb physically attacked Threepio,
ripping the droid's eye from its socket. Fortunately, R2-D2 arrived
and used his electric prod to shock the little beast. An angry Crumb
retreated, and died moments later when the sail barge exploded. |
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name: Senni Tonnika
Rank: Con Artist
Senni Tonnika at Kriffex
First seen in Episode 4 - A New Hope
Senni and her sister, Brea, were two
of the galaxy's finest con artists. The sisters conned Grand Moff
Argon out of nearly 25,000 credits, and in return were placed on
the Imperial most-wanted list. Later, Han Solo employed the sisters
to con Lando Calrissian. Using their alias of Bresenni, the sisters
wined and dined Lando. Lando was smitten, and eventually asked Bresenni
to marry him. At this time, the other sister emerged, presenting
Lando with a holoprojector and a disk from Solo, who was having
a good laugh at Lando's expense. Lando vowed to get Han back for
it. Just before the Battle of Yavin, they took a job with Jabba
the Hutt. They left Tatooine a mere three hours before Shada D'ukal
and Karoly D'ulin arrived at the Mos Eisley cantina, trying to impersonate
the Tonnika sisters in order to book passage off Tatooine. Both
sisters were members of the Kiffu race, and were raised on the planet
Kiffex. |
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name: Sy Snootles (1) (ROTJ SE)
Rank: Musician
Sy Snootles at Pa'lowick
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Sy Snootles was the lead singer of
the Max Rebo Band. The flamboyant Snootles somehow managed to squeeze
a huge voice out of ruby lips on the end of her thin protruding
mouth-stalk. She could even reach the loudest high notes of such
songs as "Lapti Nek." |
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name: Sy Snootles (2) (ROTJ)
Rank: Musician
Sy Snootles at Pa'lowick
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
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name: Tessek
Rank: Executer
Tessek at Mon Calamari
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
This squid-headed henchman was one
of more noble-looking hangers-on in Jabba's court. Bedecked in cream-colored
robes, this turquoise-eyed Quarren lurked in the shadowy alcoves
of Jabba's palace and accompanied the ill-fated execution party
that ventured to the Pit of Carkoon. |
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name: Valarian
Rank: Hotel Owner
Valarian at Toola
First seen in the Expanded Universe
This female Whiphid was the offspring
of two gangsters. She took over the Lucky Despot Hotel in Mos Eisley
while Jabba the Hutt was still alive. She was one of the few who
outright challenged Jabba's unspoken rulership of the spaceport
town. She hired Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes to play at her wedding
reception. She was twenty-four at the time, and was going to marry
D'Wopp. However, the simple-minded Whiphid decided to take up Jabba's
offer of a bounty on Han Solo's head instead. When he tried to leave
the ceremony, Valarian became enraged and a fight broke out. Imperial
troops tried to break it up, and shut down the illegal gambling
at the Lucky Despot. Valarian had D'Wopp sent back to Toola...in
a large number of boxes. She continued to try and thwart Jabba's
power plays, but the Hutt's influence extended too deeply into Mos
Eisley's substance. So, Valarian backed off and simply tried to
outmanoeuvre the Hutt. She planted a number of spies in Jabba's
palace, and even had a number of plots to kill the Hutt started.
She later employed her Whiphid lover, J'Quille, in an attempt to
kill Jabba. However, before J'Quille could succeed, Jabba was killed
at the Pit of Carkoon. Valarian slowly but surely began to usurp
Jabba's old businesses. She chose to abandon Jabba's bullying tactics
and tried to become a more benevolent employer to her new operations.
This approach worked extremely well, and by the time the New Republic
attempted to negotiate for governance of the planet, Valarian was
the primary source of power, water, land, and shipping rights. She
moved her base of operations to Mos Ethna, and was a driving force
in the emergence of the city as one of Tatooine's best spaceports. |
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name: Weequay (1)
Rank: Guard
Weequay at Sriluur
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Often quiet and enigmatic, Weequays
can be found throughout the galaxy, from the lower levels of Coruscant
to the distant desert flats of Tatooine. They are a humanoid species
with coarse, leathery skin and bald heads. By tradition, a Weequay
wears a braided topknot on one side of his or her head. |
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name: Weequay (2)
Rank: Guard
Weequay at Sriluur
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
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name: Xizor (1)
Rank: Underlord
Xizor at Falleen
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Prince Xizor was the Underlord of the
most powerful criminal organization in the galaxy. He was one of
the most influential beings in the entire Empire, third to Emperor
Palpatine and Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith. An elegant being,
Xizor was highly public, but his associations with Black Sun were
only whispered, and never ever spoken in accusatory tones. An ambitious
criminal mastermind, Xizor schemed to topple Darth Vader from his
favoured position beside Palpatine. Xizor hated Vader, though the
Dark Lord never suspected the true reason why. About a decade before
the Battle of Hoth, Vader had established a biological weapons laboratory
on the Falleen home world. After an accident, the city adjacent
to the lab had to be razed by orbital bombardment to stop further
contamination. Vader's actions killed 200,000 Falleen, including
Xizor's entire family -- his mother, father, brother, two sisters
and three uncles. Xizor was not on the planet at the time. Rather
than strike out in unprepared vengeance, Xizor carefully erased
all records of the family tragedy, forever deleting evidence of
his hatred for Vader. |
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name: Xizor (2)
Rank: Underlord
Xizor at Falleen
First seen in the Expanded Universe
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name: Xizor (3)
Rank: Underlord
Xizor at Falleen
First seen in the Expanded Universe
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name: Yak face
Rank: Criminal
Yak face at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Also known as 'Saelt-Marae'. Very little
is known about this alien called Yak Face seen lurking about Jabba's
palace. The whiskered biped stands about 2.2 meters tall, had three-clawed
hoof-like hands, and said very little. He accompanied Jabba the
Hutt's entourage into the deserts in the ill-fated attempt to execute
Luke Skywalker. Aboard Jabba's sail barge, this alien forced C-3PO
to translate an argument between him and Ree-Yees, which quickly
deteriorated into a drunken brawl. |
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name: Yarna D'al' Gargan
Rank: Dancer
Yarna D'al' Gargan at Askajia
First seen in Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi
Gargan was the corpulent, six-breasted
dancer that performed in the court of Jabba the Hutt. She, alongside
dancers Oola, Rystáll, Lyn Me, and Greeata, gyrated for the
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