Unidentified Dulok ( O ) A male member of a Dulok tribe who inhabited the Dulok Swamp on the Forest Moon of Endor was distinguished from the other swamp dwellers by a yellow " O " on his green - furred torso . He served as a scout and soldier during the tribe ' s war with the Ewoks of Bright Tree Village . In 3 ABY , the Dulok undertook several missions for the tribe ' s king , Gorneesh , who often paired him with another Dulok marked with an " X " symbol . Over the course of that year , the " O " - marked Dulok helped steal the Ewoks ' shadowroot soap , kidnapped the Ewok Latara to babysit the three rambunctious children of Queen Urgah , rode aboard a stolen Ewok battle wagon in an assault on sacred Ewok trees , and joined a hunting party to gather trophies for Gorneesh . In each of these cases , the Ewoks and their allies foiled the Duloks ' plans . Biography . Scouting for soap . A male Dulok belonged to a tribe of Duloks who inhabited the Dulok Swamp on the Forest Moon of Endor . Distinguished from his peers by the yellow " O " on his chest , the Dulok had become one of two personal bodyguards for the tribe ' s king , Gorneesh , by 3 ABY . During the summer of that year , the " O " - marked Dulok was being plagued by insect pests and hot weather along with the rest of the tribe . He thus carried a shovel and joined another Dulok — marked with a yellow " X " — and the tribe ' s shaman , Umwak , on an expedition to gather ingredients for a bug bite cure . Their search was interrupted when they discovered a group of Ewoks from Bright Tree Village swimming in the nearby river . The shaman recognized the Ewoks using a type of soap formulated to keep insects away , and the " O " - marked Dulok and his fellow guard decided to steal it . However , their plan was thwarted when they realized they were standing on a river creature , not a spit of land as they had thought . The trio fled in fear . The Dulok marked by the " O " symbol and his companions returned to the Dulok Swamp , where Gorneesh chided the shaman for his failure to steal the soap . As the shaman saved face by lying about surviving an overwhelming Ewok assault , the two Dulok guards failed to stifle their reactions of disbelief but otherwise remained silent . Gorneesh then rallied the Duloks to take the Ewok soap by subterfuge . In the ensuing tit - for - tat with the Ewoks , the Duloks stole the wrong bar — shadowroot soap , used to turn things invisible . Upon discovering its properties , Gorneesh ordered them to bathe with it and then to impersonate ghosts at the Ewok village . Nevertheless , the plot was foiled when the Ewoks ' chief , Chirpa , sneaked into the Dulok Swamp with some companions and replaced the shadowroot soap with a bar that attracted insects instead . Lassoing Latara . The Dulok returned to his duties as one of Gorneesh ' s guards . In this capacity , he and his " X " - marked counterpart received another assignment : find a babysitter for Gorneesh ' s wife , Queen Urgah , who was fed up with the antics of her trio of churlish children . The pair sneaked into the forest surrounding Bright Tree Village and spotted the Ewok Latara taking care of the wokling s Nippet and Wiley . The Dulok marked with " X " ordered his partner to exercise stealth and approach the Ewoks ; accordingly , the " O " - marked Dulok wore foliage on his head as camouflage . However , the sudden appearance of enormous creatures known as awor s stymied their plans . The Duloks fled into a nearby hollow , only to come under attack by the ferocious , green - eyed creature that lived there ; the pair fled . The partners were in the area again the next day , when they saw the same female Ewok leave her village in the company of the awors ' owners , a troupe of itinerant entertainer s called the Travelling Jindas . At the " X " - marked Dulok ' s suggestion , the Dulok guards followed the caravan and looked for an opening to swipe the Ewok . Their first attempt involved taking to the trees and dropping onto the awor that carried the tent of the Jindas ' leader , Bondo , and his Ewok guest . Nevertheless , when the beast crossed a suspension bridge , the swaying motion caused the pair to lose their footing and fall into the river below . That night , they had another chance . When the Jinda s stopped to perform for a herd of blasé tree goats , the " X " - marked guard suggested they dress up as those creatures by donning horns . Thus disguised , they climbed into the trees and hung from the branches . They waited through the Jindas ' performance until Latara mounted the stage to play the role of assistant to Trebla the magic ian . The pair slunk down a tree branch toward the stage as the Ewok was hoisted into the rafters as part of Trebla ' s levitation illusion . However , the Duloks ' wait caused the branch to sag and brought the Duloks to the Ewok ' s attention . When a goat chomped through the vine supporting the Ewok , she latched onto the Duloks ' branch to avoid falling . The added weight lowered the branch safely to the ground , where the Ewok dismounted — sending the Duloks catapulting through the air and into a tent housing a purple - skinned beast . Undeterred , the " O " - marked Dulok and his " X " - marked companion found Latara crying and homesick in the forest the next day . They took her by surprise and tied her up with a vine for the trek back to the Dulok Swamp , where they awaited their reward from the king . Although Latara was forced to babysit the royal couple ' s children , all the Duloks ' trouble was soon to be for naught : the Travelling Jindas arrived to perform for Gorneesh ' s tribe , secretly smuggling in Latara ' s Ewok friends Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka , Paploo , Teebo , and Wicket W . Warrick ; the Ewok interlopers then rescued the wayward Ewok . Warring with woklings . When Gorneesh ' s Duloks stole a battle wagon from Wicket W . Warrick , the king put a plan into motion to destroy Bright Tree Village ' s Soul Tree s , objects of such religious value to the Ewoks that harm to them would dampen the Ewoks ' resolve to live . Despite shaky first attempts to use the siege weapon , Gorneesh and his underlings learned to steer the device . The king gathered his warriors aboard the weapon , including the Dulok marked with an " O " , and he launched his assault . The Duloks first attacked a group of Ewok juveniles having a picnic , but the targets escaped to warn their village . When the " O " - marked Dulok and his comrades reached the Ewok settlement , they found the Ewoks ' leader , Chief Chirpa , waiting for them with a contingent of warriors . Nevertheless , the Duloks used the weapon to barrel through the Ewoks ' fortifications . A young Ewok named Malani climbed aboard the wagon , and Warrick , being held aboard the device as a hostage , escaped ; thus , Gorneesh ordered his warriors to stop the Ewok stowaways . The " O " - marked Dulok engaged the enemies , club in hand , when they climbed a ladder to the wagon ' s upper deck . The Dulok warrior misjudged his velocity , however , and tumbled from the stolen war machine . Malani and Warrick won the day when they pulled the battle wagon ' s master support peg and caused the device to fall apart before it could reach the Soul Trees . Hunting horrors . Later that year , the " O " - branded Dulok joined a hunting party led by his " X " - marked counterpart . As they pursued a maramu up a steep precipice , the " O " - marked Dulok readied his spear . However , the " X " - marked Dulok lost his balance and tumbled into the rest of the party — save for the " O " - marked Dulok , who avoided the pileup . Nevertheless , he soon lost his footing and joined his tribemates below . As they clambered back up to striking distance , the " O " - marked Dulok helped prepare to launch a net at their quarry . However , an unseen attacker snagged him with a lasso , hoisted him into the air , and dropped him onto his companions . The Duloks fled , fearful for further reprisals from the mysterious " Red Ghost " — actually a feral Ewok named Asha . Undeterred , Gorneesh led another hunting expedition , of which the " O " - marked Dulok was a member . The group trapped small animals in cages , and the " O " - marked Dulok helped hold a maramu mother with ropes so that the Dulok king could take her horns as trophies . However , the Red Ghost emerged from the brush , freed the maramu , and then released the other creatures . The king ordered an attack , and the " O " - marked Dulok and his fellows roped the Ewok with lassos . Nevertheless , the " O " - branded Dulok soon found himself flattened when the Red Ghost used the " X " - marked Dulok ' s rope to fling him into the other members of the group . The " O " - marked Dulok got a flight of his own as the Ewok spun him and the others in circles only to release them into the snow . Gorneesh ordered another attack , but the Ewok sidestepped it , sending the " O " - marked Dulok and his confreres into a collision with one another . The Ewok ' s coup de grâce came when she swung down from a tree and barreled over the " O " - marked Dulok and his fellows . Before long , Gorneesh and his shaman , Umwak , conceded defeat , and Asha had them swear never to hunt again . The Dulok leaders ran in fear , colliding with the " O " - marked Dulok and the others and then sliding off a cliff and into a body of water . The Ewok Wicket W . Warrick later remembered his encounters with the Duloks on his battle wagon and in the snowy forest as two of the fondest memories of his childhood . Around 4 ABY , the Dulok village was invaded by beings from beyond Endor : the forces of the Galactic Empire , who found the village a suitable spot to construct a shield generator bunker that would protect the Death Star II battlestation orbiting the moon . With their off - world weaponry , they destroyed much of the village and roused a creature called the Griagh from its underground home . The Imperial forces enslaved many of the village residents , but the captives were freed later in an attack on the Imperials led by a group of Ewoks from Bright Tree Village . Several Duloks died when the Griagh emerged and wreaked havoc in the same encounter . Once the fighting ended , the " O " - marked Dulok ' s tribe was left in disarray . Personality and traits . The Dulok marked by an " O " symbol delighted in the misfortune of others . When he and his companions captured the Ewok Latara in 3 ABY , he snickered with glee . When he helped capture the Ewok Asha in a later encounter , he again laughed at her predicament . The Dulok took orders directly from the king , who referred to him as one of his " boys . " However , his " X " - marked counterpart often berated and bullied him during such operations . The skill set upon which the " O " - branded Dulok drew during his missions included stealth — he was sneaky enough to spy on bathing Ewoks undetected — climbing , hunting , and hand - to - hand combat . He wielded weapons in both his right and left hands , including spears and lassos . With the latter of these , the " O " - marked Dulok was proficient enough to snag a full - grown Ewok . Nevertheless , he was somewhat headstrong , colliding with his companions while charging at Asha , and misjudging his momentum and falling from the Ewok battle wagon in an attempt to attack Wicket W . Warrick and Malani . Behind the scenes . Despite the fact that he is never referred to by name , a Dulok with an " O " symbol on his chest features in several episodes of the CBS television cartoon " " , beginning with its premier episode , " The Haunted Village . " The episode , written by Paul Dini and directed by Raymond Jafelice , originally aired on September 14 , 1985 . The characters voice changes from episode to episode . In " The Haunted Village , " he speaks with a deep , raspy voice ; however , in " The Travelling Jindas , " both he and his " X " - emblazoned counterpart speak with the same higher - pitched , even - timbred voice . Neither of these episodes indicates the name of the voice actor or actors who portrayed the character . Although the television episode " Asha " shows the " O " - marked Dulok as a member of the hunting party that pursues a maramu in the show ' s opening sequences , the of the episode , published by Random House in 1986 , instead casts Gorneesh , Umwak , and a generic Dulok as the hunters .