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Lion turtle

The **lion turtle**, honorably referred to as **Ancient One** by the spirits, is the largest known animal on the planet Reylea, and one of the largest in the universe, reaching sizes even bigger than the Red Death on Ahch-To. In the Era of Raava lion turtles populated the Spirit Wilds, where they served as protectors of mankind by housing human cities on their backs. As indicated by the symbols on their foreheads, each individual lion turtle showed an affinity for one of the four elements and possessed the ability to grant individuals the power to control said element through energybending.

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea (first appearance) (appears in a book)*
K'Kruhk

> "I've been almost killed several times. I'm not dead. I hold no ill will to any who did try to kill me."
> ― K'Kruhk to Sian Jeisel on Saleucami
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**K'Kruhk** was a male Whiphid Jedi Master who lived from around the end of the Galactic Republic to the time of the New Republic as a member of the New Jedi Order. An apprentice of Lilit Twoseas, K'Kruhk survived his Master's death during the Yinchorri Uprising and went on to serve with distinction in the Clone Wars. A disastrous loss of life at Teyr led K'Kruhk to question his cause, and he joined a dissident movement on Ruul. Betrayal by one of his own, however, caused him to reaffirm his absolute loyalty to the Republic and the Jedi High Council, and he would go on to serve on Saleucami in the final weeks of the Outer Rim Sieges.

Despite countless brushes with death, K'Kruhk survived both the Clone Wars and the Great Jedi Purge, going into hiding following the execution of Order 66. He would live to see the demise of the Galactic Empire and the return of the Jedi, albeit while in hiding from the agents of Darth Vader.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 7: Hope of Resurgence" (first mentioned)
* *The New Jedi Order* (will appear)
Force lightning

**Force lightning**, also known as **Sith lightning** or **dark rays**, was an offensive power that Force users could conjure through the dark side of the Force, calling through feelings of hatred or aggression to torture, disfigure or even kill a target.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 18: Altar of Mortis" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 19: Ghosts of Mortis" (vision to Anakin Skywalker)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 31: Escape from Kadavo"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 35: Crisis on Naboo"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 36: A Clear Purpose" (dream to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 64: Sith Alliance"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 10: A Sith Lord Rises"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 15: Confronting the Sith"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 16: Battle of the Heroes"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 9: New Parents?"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 16: Discovering Yourself" (dream to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 28: The Path of Mara Jade" (vision to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 38: First big solo Mission!" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 49: Jedi vs Beast"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 50: Battling the Red Death"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 89: Shroud of Darkness Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 92: We Are Family Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 3: Fall of the Old Masters"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 21: The Great Deception"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 22: Horrible Loss" (main story and recap)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 23: The Discovery" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 26: Lowest Point"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 29: A Galaxy in Uproar"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 30: Recovery" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 35: Thrawn's Dilemma" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 52: Old Wounds"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 58: A Risky Confrontation"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 68: Wolves of Dume Pt 1" (dream to Jarik Shan)
* *The Chosen One*
Lara Lor-Van

> "Make a better world than ours, Kal."
> ― Lara Lor-Van
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**Lara Lor-Van** was a Kryptonian female and the wife of Jor-El. Sharing the ideals of her husband, the two secretly gave birth to a son they name Kal-El, the first naturally born child of Krypton in centuries. Recognizing that Krypton's implosion was imminent, Lara and Jor-El agreed to send Kal to Earth so that he might be free to forge his own destiny, though she was still hesitant to do so out of fear for his safety. Nevertheless, the two parents painstakingly bade farewell to their child, moments before Jor-El's death at the hands of General Zod.

Grieving over the death of her husband and departure of her son, Lara grimly attended Zod's trial, after which he and his forces were sentenced to three hundred years in the Phantom Zone. Enraged, Zod bellowed out a warning to Lara that he would find her son, no matter what, while she stared back at him with a resolute gaze. Not long after Zod's sentencing, Lara looked on at the exploding Kryptonian landscape, resigned to her fate as Krypton's core erupted, ending the life of the planet.

## **Personality and traits**

> "I can't do it... I thought I could, but..."
> "Lara. Krypton is doomed. It's his only chance now."
> ― Lara Lor-Van and Jor-El
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Genetically engineered to be born into the Kryptonian Thinker Guild, Lara was a highly intelligent individual. Unlike most of her fellow Kryptonians, Lara's highly innovative nature made her capable of breaking the thinking boundaries programmed into her engineered DNA, similarly to Jor-El. As a result, she could see that Krypton's society was stale, flawed, and outdated, and so she and her husband subsequently chose the illegal step of having a natural-born child, strongly believing in their cause. Knowing that her planet was to be imminently destroyed, Lara took the strong and incredibly hard step of sending her son to Earth so that he could survive and be free of Kryptonian society's chains and be truly free, while choosing to stay behind herself so that any flaws would not travel with him.

In addition to her intelligence and resolute behavior, Lara was an exceptionally kind and loving mother, tearful and devastated at the prospect of forever sending away her infant son Kal-El, and fearing that the people of Earth would view him as a freak and outcast. She would, however, ultimately have in her the strength to send him away, out of General Zod's reach, giving a final hopeful plea for Kal to make a better world than hers.
Lilian Palri

> "We can't defeat him, we have to retreat!"
> ― Lilian Palri, to Alec Slavin, about Darth Maul
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**Lilian Palri** was a Force-sensitive human female who served the Jedi Order during the fall of the Galactic Republic. Some years prior to the Invasion of Naboo, she became an apprentice to Jedi Master Alec Slavin.

Around 33 BBY, Palri traveled with her master and a team of Jedi to investigate the origin of a strange signal from the Outer Rim Territories. After tracing the signal to Sorgan, they encountered and fought the Sith apprentice Maul. After seeing Maul defeat the rest of their team, Palri insisted to her master that they needed to retreat, but Slavin was determined to defeat the Zabrak Sith. However, Slavin would also be struck down by Maul, leaving a frightened and despairing Palri as the last remaining Jedi. Devron Kolvar, having survived his stab wound, leapt in to her defense and urged Palri to flee, before he was brutally executed by Maul, though his distraction prompted the young Padawan to do so.

After running through the forest for some time, Palri collapsed in an empty field of sand from exhaustion, but noticed a facility up ahead. Before she could approach it she sensed Maul behind her, and became angry and vengeful. Palri turned towards Maul and attempted to kill him, however, despite tapping into the dark side to fuel her ability, she was soon defeated. Though Maul considered sparing her life to make her his own apprentice, he executed her after realizing that his Sith master, Darth Sidious, was watching.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 5: Nightmares"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 6: From the Shadows"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 39: His Mandalorian Past" (first appearance) (hologram only)

## **Behind the scenes**

This character is based entirely on the Jedi Padawan from the Star Wars fan-film DARTH MAUL: Apprentice , which was created and produced by the YouTube channel T7pro.

Aside from the name of the character, *(which was conceived by xxTheTruMan196)*, everything about this character is the rightful property of T7pro.
Lorka Gedyc

> "If Saxon had any sense beyond his inflated ego, these traitors would've been crushed weeks ago."
> ― Lorka Gedyc
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**Lorka Gedyc** was a Mandalorian human male affiliated with the radical Mandalorian splinter group known as the Death Watch during the Clone Wars, and leader of Clan Gedyc. Seeking to restore the glory which he believe Mandalorians had lost, Gedyc allied his clan with the Galactic Empire. By 1 BBY, he became romantically entwined with Rook Kast, a hardened female Mandalorian warrior and fellow clan member. Together, Gedyc and Kast answered the call of Imperial Security Bureau Marshal Gideon and worked alongside Governor Tiber Saxon in an effort to end the Mandalorian uprising led by Clans Ordo and Wren.

## **Personality and traits**

Lorka Gedyc thought highly of the Mandalorians of ages past, who had conquered star systems and forged an empire that spanned across vast swaths of the galaxy. The state of the greatly diminished Mandalore sector following the defeat of Mandalore the Ultimate was abhorrent to Gedyc, who considered Mandalorian holdings in the era to be little more than an assortment of dirtball worlds, and felt that the Mandalorians' penchant for mercenary and bounty hunting work was tantamount to scrambling for crumbs.

As a male member of the human species, Gedyc had a beard and short black hair, brown eyes, and tan skin.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 61: Return to Mandalore" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 62: Night of a Thousand Tears"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 63: Aftermath"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 64: Heroes of Mandalore"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 75: Liberation of Lothal"
Jusland Ruthas

"The Client"

> *"The Empire improves every system it touches. Judge by any metric: safety, prosperity, trade opportunity, peace!"*
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**Jusland Ruthas**, also known as "**The Client**," was a human male associated with a remnant of the Galactic Empire after its collapse, residing within a facility on Nevarro. In around 9 ABY, he and the scientist Doctor Pershing hired many bounty hunters to recover a child named Grogu for them from the planet Arvala-7. Grogu was finally brought to him by the bounty hunter Din Djarin, and was paid accordingly. However, Grogu was later rescued from the facility by the bounty hunter. After pressuring the Bounty Hunters' Guild, Greef Karga, a Guild agent, worked with former rebel Carasynthia Dune and brought Djarin to him in a cantina, though this was merely part of their plot to kill the Client. Ruthas then attended a call from his superior, Moff Gideon, and was immediately killed when the Moff's forces opened fire on the cantina.
Pabu

## **Appearances**

* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Lost Child (will appear)*
* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: World of the Force (will appear)*
* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 3: The Fate of Reylea (will appear)*

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force (first appearance)*
* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea*
Omega

> "I like you. You don't fit in around here either."
> ― Omega, to the "Bad Batch"
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**Omega** was an unmodified enhanced human female clone created from the genetic template of the Mandalorian bounty hunter, Jango Fett, who lived in the years following the Clone Wars. Originally created as a pure genetic replication of Fett, she was a medical assistant to Nala Se and spent her days working in Tipoca City on the clone homeworld of Kamino. When the War ended, she took an interest in Clone Force 99, who had returned from a battle on Kaller. Later, when Governor Wilhuff Tarkin arrived on Kamino to assess the remaining clone troopers, she joined Clone Force 99 and escaped Kamino.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* (will appear)
Kashyyyk

> "It is critical we send an attack group there immediately."
> "He's right. It's a system we cannot afford to lose."
> — Mace Windu and Obi-Wan Kenobi
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**Kashyyyk**, also known as **Wookiee Planet C**, was a forested planet located in the Mid Rim of the galaxy. The homeworld of the Wookiee species, the structures in which its native inhabitants resided comprised of a fusion of sophisticated technology and the natural materials of the trees on which their settlements rested atop. The site of one of the last great battles of the Clone Wars between the Galactic Republic — which the Wookiees were affiliated with — and the Confederacy of Independent Systems, it was during the Battle of Kashyyyk that Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine — the public guise of the Sith Lord Darth Sidious — enacted Order 66, compelling the Republic's clone troopers to execute the Jedi. Grand Master Yoda, who was present on the planet during the battle, managed to survive the attempt, however, with the assistance of natives Chewbacca and Chieftain Tarfful, who led the Jedi Master to a hidden escape pod which he could escape the planet in.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 25: Padawan Lost" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 7: Teachings of the Sith" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 10: A Sith Lord Rises" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 11: Operation Knightfall"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 41: Ghosts of Geonosis Pt 1" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 65: Strife Among the Alliance" (flashback only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 1: Shadowlands"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 2: Need for Rebels" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 3: Kashyyyk Resistance"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 4: The Weeping Tree"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 5: Sacrifice"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 6: A Righteous Cause"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 7: Hope of Resurgence"
Eighth Brother

> "If my math is right, I would assume that makes you the Eighth Brother."
> "Hmph."
> "I'll take that as a yes then."
> "Oh but there are plenty more than that, I assure you. Nothing can save the two of you."
> — Jarik Shan and the Eighth Brother
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The **Eighth Brother**, a Force-sensitive Terrelian Jango Jumper male, was a former member of the Jedi Order who fell to the dark side of the Force and became a Jedi hunter of the Galactic Empire's Inquisitorius in its reign. On his mission to the Sith Temple on Malachor I to kill the former Sith Lord Maul and acquire Darth Traya's Sith holocron, the Eighth Brother met his demise at Maul's hand, who took his TIE Advanced v1 to get off-world.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 83: The Daring Escape" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 87: Destiny is Confusing" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 94: Twilight of the Apprentice Pt 1" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 95: Twilight of the Apprentice Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 96: Twilight of the Apprentice Pt 3"
* *Sun and Moon* — "Venture the Unknown" (indirect mention only)
* *Sun and Moon* — "Unpleasant Memories" (indirect mention only)
* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 7: A Little Problematic" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 35: Thrawn's Dilemma" (indirect mention only)
Lois Lane

**Lois Lane** was a reputed American journalist on Earth who lived during the 21st century. Raised by her father, General Sam Lane of the United States Army, throughout her childhood, Lane gained an impressive profile as a reporter for the Metropolis-based *Daily Planet* newspaper, which included her time in the Army's First Infantry Division and winning the Pulitzer Prize. Around 2010, Lane arrived on Ellesmere Island in northern Canada to investigate a unique finding discovered by the Army.
Nur

**Nur** was an aquatic moon located in the Mustafar system of the galaxy's Outer Rim Territories. During the reign of the Galactic Empire, the Fortress Inquisitorius located on the moon was used as the new headquarters for the Inquisitorius and to contain captured Jedi or Force-sensitive children. The moon and Fortress were eventually infiltrated by Jedi Knight Cal Kestis and Cere Junda, who were attempting to take back a Jedi holocron stolen by the Second Sister.

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 45: The Challenge" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 75: Liberation of Lothal" (mentioned only)
Mask of Darth Nihilus

### Creation

Sometime between the Battle of Malachor V *(3960 BBY)* and Conclave on Katarr *(3952 BBY)*

## Physical Specifications

### Color

* Ghost white
* Red markings

### Type

* Facial armor
* Jen'uxa

## Usage and History

### Uses

* Before the death of Darth Nihilus:
	+ Encasing of his life-force to prevent death
* After the death of Darth Nihilus:
	+ Corrupts Force-sensitives with dark side power
	+ Allows non-Force users to wield the Force as a Sith apprentice

### Owners

* Darth Nihilus *(creator)*
* Meetra Surik
* Wavelength Gale smugglers

### Locations

* *Ravager*, over Telos IV
* *Nashuaga*, on Volik

The **mask of Darth Nihilus**, or **Mask of Nihilus**, was one of the pieces of armor that Sith Lord Darth Nihilus had bound to himself using the Force in an effort to retain a semblance of a physical form. Darth Nihilus had been one of the few who had survived the activation of the Mass Shadow Generator while on the surface of Malachor V during the last battle of the Mandalorian Wars, the Battle of Malachor V. This experience left him with an insatiable need to feed on the Force. Eventually this hunger began to erode his physical body and in an effort to keep himself alive, he bound his spirit to his armor, robes, and mask using the Dark Side of the Force. At the end of the First Jedi Purge Nihilus was killed aboard his flagship, the *Ravager*, by Meetra Surik, his former apprentice, Visas Marr, and the current Mandalore, Canderous Ordo, leaving his mask as a gruesome reminder of his reign as the Lord of Hunger.

As a result of Darth Nihilus binding his spirit to the mask, it became an object that ancient Sith texts referred to as a Jen'uxa. Since the lost ghost-white mask was imbued with the dark energy of the Sith Lord, any who wore it gained the power to wield the Force as if they were a Sith apprentice, though at the cost of being encouraged to slowly destroy themselves for greater power.
Mortis monastery

The **Monastery** was a construct within the realm of Mortis, a place where the Force converged. The powerful Force wielder known as the Father resided inside the walls of the Monastery and presided over the lands.

## **Appearances**

* *Secrets of Jinn* — "The Avatar has Returned"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 17: Overlords" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 18: Altar of Mortis"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 19: Ghosts of Mortis"
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Matron" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 19: Judgement of Soul" (mentioned only)
Omega Effect

The **Omega Effect** was an immensely powerful source of cosmic energy infamously wielded by the New God Darkseid. Prior to his ascension to the throne of Apokolips, Darkseid — then **Prince Uxas** — sought the Omega Effect as a means of challenging and ultimately destroying his father, Yuga Khan. Upon his acquisition of the Effect Uxas changed into an almost completely new entity and persona, renaming himself **Darkseid**, the Lord of Apokolips.
Jyn Erso

> "I'm not used to people sticking around when things go bad."
> ― Jyn Erso to Cassian Andor
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**Jyn Erso**, known by the aliases **Kestrel Dawn**, **Jyn Dawn**, **Tanith Ponta**, **Liana Hallik**, **Lyra Rallik**, and **Nari McVee**, was a human female soldier and former criminal who became a Sergeant and pivotal member of the Alliance to Restore the Republic when she led Rogue One in stealing the Death Star plans during the Battle of Scarif. She was the daughter of Lyra Erso, a devout member of the Church of the Force, and scientist Doctor Galen Erso, who was forced to help the Galactic Empire build the Death Star. Lyra was killed when Director Orson Krennic, the commander of Project Stardust, kidnapped her father—who affectionately referred to his daughter as "**Stardust**." She was raised by her family’s friend resistance fighter Commander Saw Gerrera and became a child soldier in his rebel cell, where she was called **Jyn Gerrera** by Maia.

After being abandoned by Gerrera, Erso spent several years on her own, committing a number of crimes in order to survive in a dangerous galaxy. In 0 BBY, she was recruited by the Rebel Alliance to find Gerrera on Jedha, where he had information about her father and Project Stardust, to locate him so he can testify before the Imperial Senate. She found a holographic recording of her father who confirmed the existence of the Death Star and the plans kept on Scarif would reveal a fatal weakness he planted in its design. She attempted to save her father on Eadu, but he was killed. With support from the Rebel Alliance, Jyn and Captain Cassian Andor led a squad, Rogue One, to Scarif where they stole the plans from the Imperial Security Complex. She transmitted the plans to the Admiral Raddus’ command ship that arrived in orbit with the Rebel Fleet, but Krennic’s rival and the Death Star’s new commander Governor Wilhuff Tarkin had it fire on Scarif in an attempt to eliminate the Rebel threat. Erso and Andor were the last surviving members of their squad and died when the blast reached the complex’s island while hugging each other.

Erso was fondly remembered by one of the Rebel Alliance’s leaders, Chancellor Mon Mothma, who believed she would have become an even more extraordinary person had she survived. Her sacrifice was not in vain, however, since the Rebel Alliance used the plans to discover the flaw her father built into the battle station, and the superweapon was destroyed and Governor Tarkin was slain along with the Imperial Joint Chiefs at the hand of Jedi Padawan and Lieutenant Luke Skywalker during the Battle of Yavin, starting a chain reaction which would see the end of the Empire.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 61: Destiny" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 11: Legends & Training" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 2: Need for Rebels" (mentioned only)
Lothal Jedi Temple

The **Lothal Jedi Temple** was an ancient megalithic structure located in the northern regions of the Outer Rim planet of Lothal, and one of the few Jedi temples throughout the galaxy not destroyed by the Galactic Empire during the Great Jedi Purge. Built into a natural stone spire and the caverns that sprawled out beneath it, the Temple was commissioned by the Jedi due to the vergeance found at the site, caused as a result of the gateway that led into the mystical realm known as the World Between Worlds, a place that connected all time and space together across the universe through the Force. This realm could be accessed through a painting of the Mortis gods, located at the very heart of the Temple.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 60: Voices" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 61: Destiny"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 62: Sacrifice"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 70: Getting in a Mess" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 18: Searching for Answers" (vision to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 20: Future Plans" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 81: Dangerous Curiosity" (dream to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 87: Destiny is Confusing" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 88: Shroud of Darkness Pt 1"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 89: Shroud of Darkness Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 90: What Comes Next?" (mentioned only)
* *Sun and Moon* — "Venture the Unknown" (mentioned only)
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Matron" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 7: A Little Problematic" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 18: Familial Doubts" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 68: Wolves of Dume Pt 1" (dream to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 70: Wolves of Dume Pt 3" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 71: Enter the Gateway"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 74: Taking a Gamble"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 75: Liberation of Lothal"
Trigger Happy

Trigger Happy is the main Character of Skylanders & My Little Pony and his best friend is Pinkie Pie. He is the member of Skylanders and the leader of Tech Skylanders.

Trigger Happy's Element is Tech.

He's voiced by Dave Wittenberg.

## Personality

Trigger Happy's solution to every problem is being, well, trigger-happy. He is known by the other Skylanders as a crazy gunslinger who will take down any evil-doer. The gremlin always loved hearing about his friends' exploits in their fight against evil to the point of hopping from one foot to the other in excitement. Trigger Happy is also shown to have a sense of humor, as he always liked nothing better than to hide a sheep or two in Hugo's wardrobe most weekends to mess with the Mabu. Trigger Happy can be a little bit greedy about gold and he sometimes threatens anyone when it comes to music, food or items he does not like.

## Biography

Trigger Happy is more than his name -- it's his solution to every problem. Nobody knows from where he came. He just showed up one day in a small village, saving it from a group of terrorizing bandits by blasting gold coins everywhere with his custom-crafted shooters. Similar tales were soon heard from other villages, and his legend quickly grew. Now everyone in all of Skylands knows of the crazy goldslinger that will take down any bad guy... usually without bothering to aim.

## Story

With his kooky cackle and lolloping tongue, it's hard to get much sense out of Trigger Happy. The grinning gunslinger lets his golden pistols do the talking. In fact, his response to most things is to set both barrels blazing. Trigger Happy first appeared in a tough frontier town on the furthest reaches of Skylands. The town was dirt poor and had recently been beset by a band of bully bandits. One day, having grown bored of terrorizing the townsfolk with their bad breath and sheep-shearing jokes, the bandits were holding up the local bank. Outside, their dragon steeds were fired up for a quick getaway.

Suddenly, a short, stumpy stranger strolled into the high street. And after taking one look at the bandits, Trigger Happy started shooting. Gold coins sprayed everywhere, embedding themselves into the buildings and the behinds of the bandits, who promptly hightailed it out of there. The town was made instantly rich and Trigger Happy a legend. His gold-slinging antics soon reached the ears of Master Eon, who immediately made him a Skylander. Trigger Happy remains true to his name, by shooting first and asking questions later. Actually, he never bothers to ask questions.

## Powers and Abilities

Golden Gun

Gold Toss

Golden Machine Gun
Mission to Onderon

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 20: A Rescue Plan"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 21: The Great Deception"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 22: Horrible Loss" (main story and recap)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 23: The Discovery" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 24: Restarting a Cruiser" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 27: Storming the Imperial Center" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 29: A Galaxy in Uproar" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 31: A False Sense of Security" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 33: Peace, Quiet, and Augury" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 36: An Inside Man" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 37: Visions and Voices" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 40: Some Preparation" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 41: Ghosts of Geonosis Pt 1" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 44: Family Reunion" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 52: Old Wounds" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 67: The Deal" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 73: A Fool's Hope" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 76: A Family" (indirect mention only)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 11: Kenobi" (indirect mention only)
Mandalorian civil war (disambiguation)

**Mandalorian civil war** may refer to:

* **Great Clan Wars**, a civil war between the True Mandalorians and Death Watch prior to the Invasion of Naboo
* **Mandalorian civil war**, a civil war following Death Watch's takeover of Mandalore and splintering between the Mandalorian Super Commandos and Nite Owls, which ended with the latter's victory in the Siege of Mandalore
* **Mandalorian Civil War**, a civil war between the Alliance of Mandalore and the Imperial-backed Clans Saxon and Gedyc

Disambiguation page for Mandalorian civil war (disambiguation)This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid that lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title.
Loki

> "I never wanted the throne, I only ever wanted to be your equal!"
> ― Loki, to Thor
>
>

**Loki Laufeyson**, also known as the **God of Mischief**, was the biological son of Laufey, the ruler of the Frost Giants on Jotunheim, who was abandoned and left to die shortly after his birth. Found by Odin, Loki was taken to Asgard and raised by him and Frigga as an Asgardian prince, alongside his adoptive brother Thor. When Thor was to be crowned King, Loki had sabotaged the coronation by letting the Frost Giants attack Asgard, thus leading Thor to seek vengeance on Jotunheim and subsequently resulting in his banishment to Earth. During Thor's banishment, Loki discovered the truth about his heritage. After Odin fell into the Odinsleep, Frigga allowed Loki to take the throne until he could recover; however, when the Warriors Three and Sif attempted to return Thor home, Loki was forced to try to stop them. Regardless, Thor returned from his exile on Earth and ended Loki's reign. With Odin disapproving of his actions, Loki allowed himself to fall through the deep abyss of space, entering a wormhole created by the sudden termination of the Bifrost Bridge.

Transported by the wormhole to Sanctuary, Loki encountered The Other who offered him to serve under Thanos' command. Loki was given a Scepter along with command over the Chitauri army in order to conquer Earth, under the provision that Loki acquires the Tesseract for Thanos. Once he came to Earth, Loki managed to take possession of the Tesseract and used its power to open a wormhole above New York City, causing the Chitauri Invasion. However, all of Loki's schemes were ultimately put to an end following his defeat by the Avengers. Thor returned him to Asgard as his prisoner, where Odin condemned him to spend the rest of his life in the Asgardian Dungeons as punishment for his crimes.

## **Personality and traits**

> "I was a king, the rightful king of Asgard! Betrayed!"
> "Your ambition is little, born of childish need."
> ― Loki and The Other
>
>

## **Powers and abilities**

> "Are you ever not going to fall for that?" *― Loki, after tricking Thor with an illusion*
>
>

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 16: Discovering Yourself" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 58: What Lies Beyond" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 92: We Are Family Pt 2" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 51: Secret Cargo" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 54: Zero Hour Pt 1" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — Post-Credits Scene (first appearance)
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 1: Assembling Heroes* (will appear)
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal* (will appear)
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 3: The Infinity War* (will appear)
Obadiah Stane

> "For thirty years, I've been holding you up! I built this company up from nothing! Nothing's gonna stand in my way, least of all, you!"
> ― Obadiah Stane, to Tony Stark
>
>

**Obadiah Stane** was a human male who worked for Stark Industries as a good friend of Howard Stark and, later, the business partner of Tony Stark. After Howard's death, Stane became interim CEO of Stark Industries until Tony took over officially shortly after. Jealous of the younger Stark, Stane ended up joining forces with the Ten Rings, a highly secretive terrorist organization, in order to organize an assassination attempt him so that Stane could become CEO once again. When Stark managed to escape, however, Stane proceeded to further arm the Ten Rings with Stark Industries' weapons so as to facilitate their campaign in the war-torn Gulmira. When his involvement with terrorists was exposed by Pepper Potts, Stane created the Iron Monger Armor and attempted to kill Stark himself, though died in the ensuing battle.

## **Personality and traits**

> "We're iron mongers, we make weapons..."
> "My name on the side of the building."
> "...and what we do keeps the world from falling into chaos."
> ― Obadiah Stane and Tony Stark
>
>

*(to be added)*

## **Skills and abilities**

> "Technology. That's always been your Achilles heel in this part of the world."
> ― Obadiah Stone, to Raza
>
>

*(to be added)*

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 1: Assembling Heroes* (will appear)
Legacy Era

+ Earth's Golden Age comes to an end when the Darkness arrives, bringing humanity to near-extinction
* Ghosts begin to seek out Guardians
	+ Sophie Matthews is resurrected in approx. 2900 CE
	+ Iron Lords are founded to push back against the Warlords
* Remnants of humanity establish the Last City under the Traveler, which is protected by the Guardians

> *"But as the time of peace came with the Mad Titan's defeat, so too did the need for heroes fade. And as life continued on, those heroes became no more, their age ending. And the great legacy of Jarik Shan and Ahsoka Tano Shan, also came to an end. But a new age, was born."*
>
> ― The Speaker
>
>

The **Legacy Era** was the time period that followed the era of the New Republic in the Andromeda galaxy, which came to an end with the climax of the Infinity War. This era officially began when the last champions from the age of heroes, such as the Avengers, had passed on into history.
K-2SO

**K-2SO** was a modified KX-series security droid who originally served the Galactic Empire during its reign, before he was reprogrammed by Cassian Andor to become a trusted agent of the Rebellion, assisting Rebel Intelligence in espionage and infiltration missions prior to the onset of the Galactic Civil War.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 5: From Crystal to Lifeblood" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 40: Some Preparation" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* (will appear)
Oni Masks

## Usage and History

### Uses

Ritualistic union of all three masks allows for the resurrection of a being with Oni-blood

### Owners

* Oni Warlords
	+ Taui
	+ Taufaas
	+ Raza

### Locations

The Sixteen Realms

The **Oni Masks** were three ancient artifacts created by the Oni and empowered with paracausal Darkness energy. Each mask had a unique individual ability derived from the three Oni warlords who originally possessed them. When all three masks are brought together in a ritual a dimensional gateway is opened to the Departed Realm, enabling the resurrection of an individual with Oni-blood.
Ninth Sister

> "You are odd creatures. Out of your element here."
> ― Ninth Sister, to Stoick the Vast
>
>

The **Ninth Sister**, formerly known as **Masana Tide**, was a Force-sensitive female Dowutin who was once a member of the Jedi Order in the fall of the Galactic Republic, before she was tortured during the Great Jedi Purge into serving the Galactic Empire as a member of its Jedi-hunting Inquisitorius. In the early days of the Imperial Era, the Ninth Sister accompanied the Sith Lord Darth Vader, the Sixth Brother, and the Tenth Brother to the planet Mon Cala to hunt down the Jedi Ferren Barr. Later, she accompanied the Second Sister in hunting down the fugitive Padawan Cal Kestis, though Kestis defeated her in a duel on Kashyyyk. In 2 BBY, the Ninth Sister was present during the Action at Coruscant, a strike led by Jedi Knight Jarik Shan on the Imperial Palace on Coruscant, where she was killed by the Night Fury Toothless.

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 28: Action at Coruscant" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 35: Thrawn's Dilemma" (indirect mention only)
Khardan Fellec

> "Captain Fellec. We have need of you."
> ― Aralina Silk, to Khardan Fellec
>
>

**Khardan Fellec** was a human male who served as a soldier for the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars, and later for the Galactic Empire. A negative experience during the War gave him a deep hatred of Jedi, which led to him becoming a Purge trooper to help hunt down survivors of Order 66 during the Imperial Era. In the year 2 BBY, Fellec was ordered to join two of Emperor Palpatine’s elite agents, Aralina Silk and Jedi hunter Ochi of Bestoon, on a mission or else his child would suffer the consequences.

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal" (first appearance)
Kryptonian Invasion

## Kryptonian Invasion

### Objective

General Zod leads the Sword of Rao in an invasion of Earth to restore Krypton

## **Appearances**

* *A Bigger Universe* — "Chapter 4: Darkness Rising Pt 3" (indirect mention)
* *A Bigger Universe* — "Chapter 6: Darkness Rising Pt 5" (indirect mention)
* *A New Legacy* — "Tower Arrival" (first mentioned, albeit indirectly)
Mind Stone

### Properties

Contains a highly advanced intelligence framework at its core, akin to an incredibly powerful supercomputer operating similarly to a sentient mind

## Usage and History

### Uses

* grants the user complete control over the hearts and minds of other beings; also grants greater knowledge and increased intelligence to those affected by it
	+ dominate the minds of others on contact, gaining complete control over them
	+ subtly compel and manipulate the minds of others
	+ project the consciousness of the wielder to mentally communicate with others in faraway places
	+ unleash beams of pure destructive energy

### Wielders

* Ultron (briefly; creation of the Mind Stone)
* Vision (creation of the Mind Stone)

### Owners

* Ultron (briefly)
* Vision

The **Mind Stone** was an Infinity Stone capable of manipulating the fundamental existential aspect of **the mind**, granting or augmenting the mental capabilities of its user, such as telepathy, telekinesis, enhanced intelligence, dream manipulation, and mind control, or even creating sentience in artificial beings. Combined with the rest of the Infinity Stones, it was capable of linking and manipulating the minds of every sentient being in the universe simultaneously.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 19: Judgement of Soul" (first mentioned, albeit indirectly)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 37: Visions and Voices" (indirect mention only)
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 1: Assembling Heroes* (will appear)
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal* (will appear)
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 3: The Infinity War* (will appear)
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 4: All Ends Meet* (will appear)
Lau

> "I'm good with calculation."
> — Lau
>
>

**Lau** was a human male and the CEO of Lau Security Investments Holdings, a company which he used as a cover for his illegal dealings with Republic City's bending triads and crime bosses.

## **Personality and traits**

> "The Avatar has no jurisdiction. She'll find him, and make him squeal! I know, the squealers when I hear 'em. And..."
> — The Joker about Lau
>
>

Lau was an intelligent but highly arrogant and extravagant individual, and was intent on blackmailing the bending triads into giving him money. Despite this, Lau was also cowardly whenever threatened, particularly in the case of the Joker.

## **Appearances**

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 7: Seeking the Triads" (first appearance)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 8: Planning Secret Activities"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 9: Major Crime Bust"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 10: Escalation" (mentioned only)
Mandalorian Wars

The **Mandalorian Wars** was the term given to the sixteen years of conflict between the Mandalorian warrior culture and the Galactic Republic that began in 3976 BBY with the Battle of Althir. Occurring two decades after the end of the Great Sith War, the Mandalorian Wars spanned almost two decades themselves, though historians often disagreed on the endpoints of the conflict; the Mandalorians raided star systems in the Outer Rim for over a decade before they actually came into conflict with the Republic Military in 3965 BBY. Led by Mandalore the Ultimate, who pioneered the Neo-Crusader movement with the help of his Lieutenant Cassus Fett, the Mandalorians conquered systems along the eastern edge of the galaxy. Though their conquests included the near-extinctionof the Cathar species, it was not until their assaults on worlds near the planet Taris that they drew the Republic's attention. After a year of small conflicts known as the False War, the Mandalorians broke through the Republic's lines and besieged Taris in 3963 BBY, and then invaded the Republic through three separate corridors in what became known as the Onslaught.

The tide ultimately turned when a group of interventionist Jedi known as the Revanchists, led by the charismatic Revan and his friend Malak, joined the Republic Military in combating the Mandalorians. A tactical genius, Revan won several victories against the Mandalorians and began to reclaim lost territory, prompting Supreme Chancellor Tol Cressa to appoint him Supreme Commander in 3962 BBY. Driving back the Mandalorians, Revan forced a final showdown with Mandalore the Ultimate at the Battle of Malachor V in 3960 BBY. Revan personally defeated Mandalore in single combat as the Republic and Mandalorian fleets battled above Malachor V, and the activation of the superweapon known as the Mass Shadow Generator devastated both the planet and the participating fleets.

The Mandalorian Wars had long-reaching consequences: Revan forced the defeated Mandalorians to disarm and hid Mandalore's Mask, the symbol of their leadership, and both he and Malak were turned to the Dark Side of the Force while investigating the Sith influence that had caused Mandalore to go to war. Many of the soldiers and Jedi who followed Revan in the Mandalorian Wars joined the two new Dark Lords of the Sith as they formed their own Sith Empire and invaded the Republic in a subsequent conflict known as the Jedi Civil War.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone wars (first mentioned)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith (mentioned only)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (appears in flashback)*