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name: 2-1B (1)
Rank: Surgeon
2-1B at the Rebel Alliance
First seen in Episode V: The Empire Strikes
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2-1B is one of the older 1B droids to serve in the Rebel Alliance.
He nursed Luke Skywalker back to health after Luke’s run-in
with a Wampa and 2-1B has been around in the Alliance for decades
and has many, many experiences with the Alliance and the people
involved in it. After Hoth he was key to the survival of the ninety
passengers aboard the Bright Hope. His assistant was the
medical droid FX-7 |
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name: 2-1B (2)
Rank: Surgeon
2-1B at the Rebel Alliance
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name: 8D8
Rank: Slave
8D8 at Jabaa’s Palace
First seen in Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
8D8, a humanoid looking droid with pincers as hands and pistons
for legs, worked under EV-9D9 at Jabaa’s Palace in the droid
operations center.
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name: 8t88
Rank: Calculation Droid
8t88 at Valley of the Jedi
First seen in Expanded Universe
8t88, a lowly calculation droid, coveted credits and wanted to be
more human, both odd characteristics of a droid. He also wanted
to be a bounty hunter. What was he thinking? He was hired by Jerec
to find Morgan Katarn and discover the location of the Valley of
the Jedi. He managed to steal Morgan’s journal disc and lead
Jerec to where the Valley was. 8t88 was then pursued across the
galaxy by Kyle Katarn, Morgan’s son, and finally Kyle retrieved
the disc but was unable to destroy 8t88. |
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name: Battle Droid (1)
Rank: Trooper
Battle Droid at Naboo
First seen in Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Battle droids were the main source of infantry and footmen for the
Trade Federation and later the Separatists during the Clone Wars.
Cheap and easy to mass-produce, they were deployed in amazing numbers
so that if needed the Federation could merely overcome opposing
forces by sheer force of numbers. Battle droids are expendable and
they aren’t programmed to fear so they go willingly to their
deaths. |
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name: Battle Droid (2)
Rank: Infantry
Battle Droid
at Naboo
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name: C-3PO (1)
Rank: Protocol Droid
C-3PO at Rebel Alliance
First seen in Episode I: The Phantom Menace
“Hello, my name is C-3P0, human cyborg relations. And this
is my counterpart, R2-D2. I am fluent in more than six million forms
of communication.” The famous line heard many a-time by the
prissy and sometimes annoying protocol droid. Threepio has been
around the galaxy more times than anyone, just about. He has seen
it all, has been through it all, and he still lives. He’s
had just a few “owners” since he fell into the hands
of Leia Organa all those years ago. He went from her, to Luke, and
back to her again. Simple as that. He served Leia in the New Republic
as, you guessed it, a protocol droid! He was with the crew during
the Galactic Civil war, the war at Bakura, the retaking of Coruscant,
and so many more battles, too many to mention in this space. He’s
taken quite a beating and had many buffs and re-platings, more than
any droid should have. And an unusual thing about him is that he’s
not had his memory banks wiped as is normal for a droid. He’s
kept his memories and harrowing tales stored in his memory banks
for years and years. He has been a great friend and companion to
many people throughout his long years in the spotlight. He even
helped during the Yuuzhan Vong crisis, because one of the dead languages
he had stored away in his memory banks was similar to the Yuuzhan
Vong tongue so he was able to translate for those who needed it.
That was a great help in defeating the Yuuzhan Vong. While he may
seem a small character and while he may grate on people’s
nerves, he is more important than a lot of people give him credit.
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name: C-3PO (2)
Rank: Protocol Droid
C-3PO
at Rebel Alliance
See above |
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name: C-3PO (3)
Rank: Protocol Droid
C-3PO
at Rebel Alliance
See above |
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name: C-3PO (4)
Rank: Protocol Droid
C-3PO
at Rebel Alliance
See above |
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name: EV9d9
Rank: Droid technician
EV9d9 at Jabaa’s Palace
First seen in Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
EV-9D9 was the head droid in Jabaa’s Palace, in the droid
operations center. She processed every droid who came through and
either deemed them worthy of service to the master and branded them
his property or threw them into the scrap heap to be melted down
and/or used for spare parts. She was cruel and ruthless at her work
and showed no mercy, ever. |
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name: FX-7
Rank: Medical Assistant
FX-7 at the Infirmary
First seen in Episode V: The Empire Strikes
Back
Assistant to 2-1B, FX7 helped out where 1B needed him. He had many
appendages attached to him that were very useful during operations
and the like. He was a great help to 1B especially when the finer
things were needed, or just when an assistant was nice to have around.
FX-7 helped make possible some of the seeming miraculous medical
feats performed by 1B. Together they were a great medical team.
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name: Gonk Droid
Rank: Power droid
Gonk Droid at Jawa Sandcrawler
First seen in Episode IV: A New Hope
The GNK droid is a very common sight around the galaxy. It provides
power to machinery or other droids. It got the name “gonk”
from the guttural tones it makes that sound like it’s saying
“gonk, gonk.” |
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name: Insectdroid
Rank: Aide
5D6-RA7 at Death Star
First seen in Episode IV: A New Hope
This droid was the foul-tempered and vindictive aide to Admiral
Motti. He was very good at sneaking around and investigating Imperial
officers whose loyalties were thought to be wavering. He would expose
them and they never found out who exposed them. |
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name: K3PO
Rank: Protocol Droid
K3PO at Echo Base
First seen in Episode V: The Empire Strikes
Back
An older model protocol droid, he served under Commander Narra and
learned military tactics. After the death of Narra, K-3P0 was put
in charge of the droid pool at Echo Base. |
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name: Leebo
Rank: Astromech Droid
Leebo at the Outrider
First see in Shadows of the Empire
LE-BO2D9, or Leebo, is an early model of the Cybot Galactica repair
droid. Originally the property of the postmaster on Esseles, he
was aboard a ship that got stolen and he was sold for credits to
a failed comedian. He then found his way into the company of Dash
Rendar, smuggler. Leebo was a fair pilot and often took over the
controls of the Outrider while Dash was planetside conducting business.
Together Leebo and Dash had many fun adventures. Leebo almost always
had his tool bag slung around his shoulder. |
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name: Mouse Droid
Rank: Messenger
Mouse Droid at the Death Star
First seen in Episode IV: A New Hope
Mouse droids are pretty much the most generic run-of-the-mill droid
around. They can perform simple labour tasks and other simple tasks.
The Imperials used them mainly for message delivery in every single
one of their outposts and battleships, including the Death Star.
Generally, the little droids were disliked by the galaxy for various
reasons. |
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name: Pit Droid (1)
Rank: Repair droid
Pit Droid at the race track
First seen in Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Pit droids are the bane of podracers because of their rather humorous
nature. They screw around with each other instead of performing
their tasks. But the pit droids can lift many times their own weight
so they make good tools for repairing the often bulky engines and
other parts of the podracers. And they are also efficient at performing
the repairs…if they ever get around to it. They are even known
for sending themselves through podracer engines for kicks. That’s
the other great thing about them: they’re extremely durable.
Not much can break a pit droid. Except for the little tap on the
nose, and they fold up, to perform no more interesting things until
they’re tapped on the nose again… |
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name: Pit Droid (2)
Rank: Repair droid
Pit Droid
at the race track
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name: PK Droid
Rank: Mundane worker
PK Droid at Trade Federation Battle ship
First seen in Episode I: The Phantom Menace
These humanoid droids were designed by Cybot Galactica for the Neimoidians,
to perform menial and mundane tasks and other manual labour. |
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name: Probe Droid (1)
Rank: Scout
Probe Droid at anywhere and everywhere
First seen in Episode V: The Empire Strikes
Back
The Probe Droid was originally designed to search out precious metals
and fuel needed to advance civilization. After that they were used
to search for uninhabited planets. After Palpatine took over the
galaxy, he used the droids to search out the Rebel Alliance’s
bases in order to destroy every last one of them. |
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name: Probe Droid (2)
Rank: Scout
Probe Droid
at anywhere and everywhere
See above |
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name: R2-D2 (1)
Rank: Astromech Droid
R2-D2 at Luke’s heels
First seen in Episode I: The Phantom Menace
R2-D2; the designation number itself conjures up images of the most
courageous little astro droid that anyone anywhere has ever heard
of. Facing great perils strapped in behind the pilot of a snubfighter,
this little droid has seen more action than many of the best pilots.
Artoo has been from one side of the galaxy to the other, along with
lifelong friend See-Threepio. Together, that droid pair is probably
the most famous team of droids anywhere, with a close second to
Bollux and Blue Max, but that’s for another time. Artoo has
been in the co-pilot seat in many different ships, including but
not limited to just about everything from an X-Wing to Mara Jade
Skywalker’s ship, the Jade Sabre. Artoo can fly just about
anything by himself and he can quickly speed up the hyperspace coordinates
because he’s had so much experience with it. Along with Threepio,
Artoo hasn’t had his memory banks wiped for many years, which
gives him his cute little personality that makes him such a lovable
little droid. And who doesn’t love Artoo… |
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name: R2-D2 (2)
Rank: Astromech Droid
R2-D2
at Luke’s heels
See above |
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name: R2-D2 (3)
Rank: Astromech Droid
R2-D2
at Luke’s heels
See above |
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name: R2-D2 (4)
Rank: Astromech Droid
R2-D2
at Luke’s heels
See above |
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name: R4 (AOTC)
Rank: Astromech Droid
R4 at Jedi Starfighter
First seen in Episode II: Attack of the Clones
R4 was the astro droid aboard the Jedi Starfighter that Obi-Wan
Kenobi flew during the time leading up to the Clone Wars. The different
thing about the jedi starfighter astros was that they were actually
part of the ship, with just the dome actually showing. The rest
of their internal components were actually inside the ship itself,
rather than the droid being set into a socket. |
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name: R4-M9
Rank: Repair droid
R4-M9 at where the repairs are nescecary
First seen in Episode IV: A New Hope
R4-M9 is a typical multi-use droid that can do many menial functions
including controlling and repairing vehicles as well as data retrieval.
This particular droid was one used by Darth Vader to pull data from
the memory banks of the Tantive IV while searching for the Death
Star plans. The droid was stationed aboard the Star Destroyer Devastator.
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name: R5 Droid
Rank: Astromech Droid
R5 Droid at the snubfigherz0r
First seen in Episode IV: A New Hope
The R5 unit was designed like the R2 series of astromech droids.
While the R5 was better at mechanical repairs, they could no way
match the navigational or other skills of the R2 series, keeping
the R2 series at the top. |
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name: R5-D4
Rank: Astromech Droid
R5-D4 at Jawa Sandcrawler
First seen in Episode IV: A New Hope
R5-D4, or more commonly Red, was an inexpensive astromech droid
that was aboard the Jawa sandcrawler the same time as Artoo and
Threepio. It allowed Artoo to program its motivator to blow up after
Red had gone a little distance to ensure that Artoo went along with
Threepio and Luke. Red was later repaired and sold to another moisture
farmer. Red is a poor navigator but an excellent mechanic. |
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name: Super Battle Droid (1)
Rank: Infantry
Super Battle Droid at Geonosis
First seen in Episode II: Attack of the Clones
The super battle droid was the much improved version of the original
battle droid. This model had better body armour as well as wrist-mounted
blaster cannons that packed more punch than the original droid blaster
rifle. These droids wreaked havoc on the Republic forces and the
Jedi during the battle in the Geonosis coliseum. They are more durable
and reliable than the original battle droid. |
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name: Super Battle Droid (2)
Rank: Infantry
Super Battle Droid
at Geonosis
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name: Sith Probe Droid
Rank: Scout
Sith Probe Droid at the Infiltrator
First seen in Episode I: The Phantom Menace
The sith probe droid was used by a few of the more modern Sith in
order to locate their prey easier. Darth Maul used one of these
droids in order to locate Qui-Gonn Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi on the
planet Tatooine. These droids are small and inconspicuous, so they
serve their purpose well. |
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name: TC-14
Rank: Greeter
TC-14 at Trade Federation Battleship
First seen in Episode I: The Phantom Menace
TC-14 is the protocol droid that greeted Qui-Gonn and Obi-Wan when
they first came onboard of the Trade Federation ship. She showed
them to their waiting place and then reported that there were two
jedi here to negotiate the blockade around Naboo. She was reliable
and helpful about her tasks, as was custom of most protocol droids.
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name: Interrogation Droid
Rank: Torture Device
Interrogation Droid at Death
Star
First seen in Episode IV: A New Hope
This menacing abomination of machinery was used by the Dark Lord
of the Sith himself, Darth Vader, to torture his prisoners until
they told him what they wanted to know. The droid had a number of
truth serums and electrical shocks and a wide variety of other means
to make you break and talk. The methods were a bit inhumane, but
then again, the Empire isn’t exactly the most perfect example
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