Draag Draags were a species of stocky , reptilian humanoids from the planet Ninzam VI . Due to their cold - blooded nature , they often wore temperature - regulating suits while away from their homeworld . The species ' s aggression , intelligence , and pushiness made them natural supervisors , and some Draags also used their adeptness with blasters to work as security forces . In 32 BBY , several Draags worked for Haugg Nerf Industries in the Industrial District of the planet Coruscant . Among them were two Draag fugitives , Regg Kuuga and Slaag Lado . Both Draags were captured by the bounty hunter Jango Fett as he made his way through the plant to capture its boss , Groff Haugg . Biology and appearance . Draags were a species of sentient reptilian humanoids , each of whom was covered in pale , yellow skin and had a stout , bulky frame . Each Draag had a wide , rounded cranium that sat atop a burly neck . The face consisted of a wide , lipless mouth , a small puggish nose with four nostrils , and a pair of squinty eyes under heavy brows . A small ear hole perforated each side of the head , and several bony protrusions grew from the top and back of the skull . Draags had four - fingered hands . The species was cold - blooded and divided into both male and female sexes . Society and culture . Draags had a reputation for ferocity and intelligence , and they were known for their inherent knack at using blaster weapons . They had a tendency to boss others around , a trait that made them naturals at supervisory roles , especially on security details . The species had access to galactic - standard technology , and some Draags became experts in demolitions . The species employed specialized environment suits to regulate their body temperatures in extreme climates ; a typical suit consisted of a full - body jumpsuit , a pair of gloves and boots , a chestplate , and a helmet . A strap stretched across the upper lip just below the nostrils . History . The planet of Ninzam VI gave rise to the Draag species , and after their introduction to the galaxy beyond — an event that occurred at some point between 3000 and 1004 BBY — the Ninzam system became integrated into the Ryndellian sector of the Mid Rim . From 1004 to 1000 BBY , the Draag homeworld lay within unaligned or contested space as the New Sith Wars raged . By the end of the Clone Wars , it fell within Galactic Republic - controlled space . The Draag ' s home region had an average of 10 to 100 million inhabitants per star system c . 25 ABY . By 137 ABY , the species ' s territory was within the area claimed by the Sith Lord Darth Krayt as part of his Galactic Empire . Draags in the galaxy . Draags who left Ninzam VI were often hired to work in supervisory roles at large factories ; they were especially valued as heads of security details . Leaving their homeworld often subjected Draags to cool temperatures with which their natural metabolisms could not cope , so off - world members of the species often relied on temperature - controlling body suits . In 32 BBY , a nerf - meat - processing plant known as Haugg Nerf Industries , located within the Industrial District of Coruscant , employed several Draags , all of whom wore orange jumpsuits to contend with the cool temperatures inside the factory and carried blasters . One such Draag worked in the hangar where the plant received shipments from incoming speeders . Although other employees were kept ignorant of such dealings , including a Guineo guard under the Draag ' s supervision , the hangar chief knew that the plant was actually a cover for the illicit processing and transshipment of potent narcotics known as death sticks . When a pilotless speeder arrived one day , the Draag left to inform Groff Haugg , the plant ' s owner . He was stopped by the bounty hunter Jango Fett , who had infiltrated the plant to claim the bounty on Haugg ' s head . In his pursuit of Haugg , Fett encountered two wanted Draag criminals in the factory . The first of these , Regg Kuuga , was wanted by the Coruscant police for stealing high - value medical frigates , stripping them for parts , and building attack cruisers to harass tourists to the planet . The Draag was attacked by the bounty hunter on an elevated walkway . Kuuga was then captured alive . Slaag Lado , another plant employee , also had a bounty on his head ; with ties to the Calamasthon Defiance and known Draag demolitionists , Lado was a terrorist in the view of the Mon Calamari Civil Authority , who held him responsible for initiating a seismic catastrophe in the Salinrerian Sea that resulted in untold harm to the environment and a state of constant rain . When Fett found Lado at the end of a corridor , the bounty hunter captured him . Behind the scenes . The April 2002 for the LucasArts video game " " , published in " Star Wars Gamer 10 " magazine , includes an illustration of a Draag in an enviro - suit , drawn by Cory Allemeier , and represents the species ' s introduction to " Star Wars " canon . In the second level of the video game itself , released in December 2002 , the bounty hunter Jango Fett must fight through Draags and their associates in his quest to apprehend the criminal Groff Haugg . On the way , Fett may capture or kill two Draags who have bounties on their heads . Such a course is not necessary to progress in the game , but " The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia " , published in December 2008 , establishes that Fett does in fact capture the fugitive Slaag Lado in its entry on Lado . The narrative above assumes Fett also captures Regg Kuuga , as doing so provides the bounty hunter with the maximum reward for the level .