recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Jabba the Hutt's dais

**Jabba the Hutt's dais** was a repulsorsled that was used by Jabba Desilijic Tiure as a formal throne in his Tatooine palace. It was located in the audience chamber, just in front of the trap door to the rancor pit.

The dais was decorated with several statues of Abyssin heads. Behind the sled was a barbeque, on which Jerba meat was broiled on a rotating spit. While under Jabba's ownership, the dais had a control panel that opened the trap door to the rancor pit. Once a victim was dropped into the pit, the dais would move forward to allow Jabba to watch his rancor devour them. It also had a small aquarium that contained paddy frogs for Jabba to eat. Jabba would also chain his favorite slave girls to the dais as a way of keeping them close. At some point after Jabba's death, Bib Fortuna had a large chair placed on the dais.

## Appearances

* Counterattack (First appearance)
* A Job Worth Payment (Mentioned only)
* *A Third Time* (Mentioned only)
* *Boba and Fennec*
* *Lyn Me: The Dancer*
* Gambit on Geonosis
* From the Desert Comes a Stranger
* Invaders on Their Land
* The Sun Sets and It Rises
* The Believer
Escape pod

**Escape pods**, also known as **life pods**, **repair pods**, or **lifeboats**, were small escape craft for use in emergencies. They were standard aboard all deep-space starships.

## Characteristics

While there were as many different types of escape pods as there were starships, they all shared a few characteristics. The interior of an escape pod was spartan—passengers were expected to use the pod only for a few hours. Some pods seated as few as two people, while larger pods could carry over a dozen beings. Padded g-couches protected occupants from injury. Some models, like the Class-6 escape pod were designed to disallow mechanicals into the pod.

A simple piloting station provided access to the sensor, communication, and flight control systems, although the shipboard systems were heavily automated so the escape pod could land without a pilot at the controls. Sensors provided atmosphere as well as radiation and gravitational information about nearby planets, and a limited comm transceiver scanned for activity on standard communication frequencies. Emergency homing beacons were also standard, often at least as powerful as an OmniNode communications set. Many escape pods were equipped with limited hyperspace capability to facilitate travel to a planet on which to land.

The interior compartments carried up to two weeks of rations, including food, water, survival shelters, medpacs, breath masks, glowrods, and comlinks. Galactic law often required escape pods to be fitted with a medkit and at least one medpac, though many times these regulations weren't followed. Sometimes an escape pod's emergency supplies included a civilian hunting blaster. In emergencies, survivors could use the escape pod as a shelter while seeking more adequate protection.

Escape pods had simple drive systems with just enough fuel to orient the pod toward the nearest habitable planet and assist in emergency braking during landing. In some pods, parachutes, maneuvering jets, flotation devices, or repulsorlift drive units slowed planetary descent and cushioned landing.
Mandalorian armor

**Mandalorian armor** was a catch-all term for the sets of distinctive full-body armor worn by Mandalorian warriors and soldiers throughout galactic history. Known as ***beskar'gam*** in the Mandalorian language of *Mando'a*—a name which meant "iron skin" when translated into Basic—Mandalorian armor was central to the Mandalorian way of life, and the wearing of armor was one of the *Resol'nare*, the six tenets that defined the Mandalorian culture. In an expansive community comprised of beings from numerous origins, the identifiable armor not only provided protection, but a common appearance for Mandalorians, regardless of species or gender.

The specific design of Mandalorian armor evolved over time, gaining more sophisticated features over the years, including the incorporation of advanced helmet heads-up displays, and armor-mounted weapon systems such as flamethrowers and wrist rocket launchers. However, one of the armor's most lasting features was the T-shaped visor that adorned the helmet's face across its various incarnations. Numerous materials were employed in the creation of Mandalorian armor through the millennia, from alum and durasteel, to stygian-triprismatic polymerand the nearly indestructable *beskar* iron. Mandalorian armor forged from *beskar* was highly prized for its incredible resilience, and while sets of armor were often passed down from one generation to the next, *beskar* armor was considered the most valuable. The appearance of a Mandalorian's armor was largely up to the individual, as the highly independent Mandalorian people customized their armor with different colored paint schemes, clan and unit sigils, personalized glyphs, or other marking patterns in accordance to their own tastes.
Imperial I-class Star Destroyer

The ***Imperial I*-class Star Destroyer** was a model of *Imperial*-class Star Destroyer in the service of the Imperial Navy. A wedge-shaped capital ship, it bristled with weapons emplacements, assault troops, boarding craft, and TIE line starfighters. In the era of the Galactic Empire, its command bridge was staffed by the finest crewmen in the navy.

At first, Star Destroyers were deployed to sectors and systems caught in the aftermath of the Clone Wars, where they would crush any signs of sedition. During the Galactic Civil War the Destroyer's role changed to hunting down high value Rebel targets and bases. They fought in notable battles such as the Battle of Hoth and the Battle of Endor. The *Imperial II*-class Star Destroyer was a derivative of the *Imperial I*-class.

## Appearances

* Dark Force Rising (First appearance)
* Shadows of the Empire
* Bounty
* Into the Crossfire
* Into the Great Unknown (Wreckage only)
Level 1313

**Level 1313** was a level on the metropolitan world of Coruscant, so named because it was located one thousand, three hundred, and thirteen levels from the core of Coruscant. It was part of Coruscant's criminal underworld and was the location of numerous crimes. 1313 was Coruscant's most infamous level, a dungeon so deep that the world above forgot about it, filled with shattered conduits, fungus on the walls and criminal gangs.

## History

About a year before the Battle of Yavin, criminals Dr. Evazan and Ponda Baba were chased through Level 1313 by Coruscant police.

The ruthless criminal organization known as the Second Union operated on Level 1313, having established a base in a local building after chasing off or killing any stragglers. Their activities were investigated by Boba Fett in 5 ABY.

## Trivia

* Level 1313 was originally announced to be the setting of the third person shooter *Star Wars: 1313* video game. Following the shutdown of LucasArts in 2013, the game was cancelled, also revealing it would have starred Boba Fett.
* In *Boba Fett: Open Seasons*, Level 1313 appears in the *Coruscant Nights* arc where Boba investigates the Second Union's operations in the Coruscant underworld, referencing the plot of *Star Wars: 1313*.

## Appearances

* Coruscant Nights II (First appearance)
* Coruscant Nights III
* The Sacred Water of Rugosa (Mentioned only)
* Orders (Mentioned only)
* Bounty
Long-barreled blaster rifle

The **long-barreled blaster rifle**, also known as the **Weequay blaster lance**, was a scoped blaster rifle whose lengthy barrel could be fitted with a bayonet.

## Characteristics

An ancient model of blaster rifle, the hard hitting blaster lance was developed by the Weequay of Sriluur for desert warfare. Possessing unusually long barrels - some as long as two meters - blaster lances tended to be cumbersome. This was offset by their extreme range (even when compared to other rifles), which made it ideal for hunting in desert wastes where enemies could be spotted at great distances. Due to these qualities, blaster lances came to be revered for their ability to hit virtually anything visible under the light of Quay.

## History

Blaster lances were used by several members of Hondo Ohnaka's pirate gang. Some of Hondo's men attached blades to the ends of these rifles like bayonets. HELIOS-3D, HELIOS-3E, and another IG-86 sentinel droid, all members of Cad Bane's posse, were known to use these type of rifles. The bounty hunters Cato Parasitti and Twazzi were also seen carrying these weapons.
Kom'rk-class fighter/transport

The ***Kom'rk*-class fighter/transport**, also known as ***Kom'rk* Class fighter transport** or the **Gauntlet starfighter**, was a type of starfighter and troop transport used by the Mandalorian splinter faction known as Death Watch during the Clone Wars. The fighters were utilized as part of a move by Death Watch leader Pre Vizsla to end Satine Kryze's pacifist rule of Mandalore and restore the Mandalorians to their former warrior past. These ships were later used by Maul's Shadow Collective army during battles on Zanbar, Ord Mantell, and Vizsla Keep 09. During each of these battles, Maul utilized a gauntlet fighter called the *Nightbrother*, colored red and black rather than the normal white and blue color scheme, as a transport and a Shadow Collective flagship. During the reign of the Galactic Empire, a gauntlet fighter known as the *Splendour* was owned by the Besalisk criminal Galus Vez, who used it to race opponents on his private racing track, the Fool's Run.

The Mandalorian Protectors used a similar fighter known as the Fang fighter. During the time of the New Republic, Bo-Katan Kryze utilized a *Kom'rk*-class fighter in several occasions, including a dogfight over Kalevala.

## Appearances

* *Boba and Fennec* (First appearance)
* "The Wookiee's Paw"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*
IG-88B

**IG-88B**, also commonly known simply as **IG-88,** pronounced **Eyegee-Eightyeight**, or as a **Phlutdroid**, was a rogue, deadly masculine IG-series assassin droid manufactured by Holowan Laboratories who, because of his desire to kill organic beings, worked as a bounty hunter. Following the Battle of Hoth, he and several other bounty hunters were summoned by Darth Vader to the *Executor* and hired to track down the *Millennium Falcon* and its Rebel crew. Unable to track his quarry, IG-88 trailed his chief rival, Boba Fett, to Bespin, where the bounty hunter nearly destroyed the assassin droid; however, IG-88 managed to survive. At some point IG-88 undertook a software infiltration into Death Star II, but his plan was single-handedly thwarted by R2-Q5. However, IG-88B's fellow droid IG-88A succeeded with infiltrating the Death Star II's systems during the Battle of Endor not much later.

## History

In 9 ABY, during the reign of the New Republic, IG-88 underwent an audacious plot to conquer time itself with the Antikythera and return to 3 ABY and kill Darth Vader. His efforts brought him into conflict with Indiana Jones and K-7R3. Chasing the two of them across the galaxy in the *IG-2000* in order to obtain both pieces of the dial on Moraband, IG-88 accessed a fissure in time but ended up three hundred and seventy three years in the past instead. Left with nothing but his own miscalculations, the droid could only watch as his ship lost control and crashed on Jedha during the Battle of Jedha, being shot down by the warring sides. His body among the wreckage would later be found by a member of the Children of the Open Hand.

However, IG-88 seemingly cheated death yet again, being eventually rebuilt in the present.

## Characteristics

A rogue class 4 assassin droid, IG-88 was obsessed with hunting, destroying and killing as a result of his incompletely formed droid programming. He tended to hunt alone and earned a reputation as a merciless hunter. His underlining motivation for being a bounty hunter was little more than his desire to hunt and kill organic beings. While genuinely competent and intelligent, IG-88 was still overconfident, and he failed to account for the fact that the Dial of Destiny only led back to the Battle of Jedha in 382 BBY.

A hideous, battered chrome war droid, IG-88 stood 1.96 meters in height. His steady aim, along with his ability to track targets with advanced sensors that ringed his head and allowed him to see in all directions, won him great success. These sensors included multiple red photoreceptors, a heat sensor and a sound sensor. IG-88 also had a vocoder at the base of his head. His torso was able to fully rotate on the battlefield, allowing him to blast enemies on all sides. His tough metal body allowed him to survive most attacks without taking any damage and featured acid-proof servo wires.

## Appearances

* Fallout (Mentioned only)
* "The Search for Buried Treasure"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (First appearance)
Bantha

**Banthas** were a species of large, hairy mammals with sharp, spiraling horns. They inhabited the desert planet Tatooine, though they were bred on many worlds throughout the galaxy. They were social herd animals, and were often domesticated, and used prominently, by Tusken Raiders as mounts and companionship—though they never killed them for their food or hide, a use utilized by many other species for products such as bantha steak, butter, clothes, or furniture.

## Characteristics

Banthas were large, quadrupedal mammals that averaged in height 2 to 2.5 meters. An adult's average weight was 4,000 kilograms, and they had extensive shaggy fur, which was brown or black in color. Both females and males of the species had a pair of spiraling horns that extruded from their skull and grew at a knob a year. Banthas possessed a wide mouth, bright, inquisitive eyes, and a large tail which dragged on the ground as they walked. They had wide, flat feet with four digits.

All banthas were peaceful herbivores and lived in herds.

## History

Banthas were easily domesticated, and were bred on many worlds throughout the galaxy. They were widely used as mounts. Their milk, which was distinctively blue, was drunk plain as well as being used in yogurt, ice cream, and butter. Their meat was used for dried jerky, steak, and burgers, and their dung was used as a fuel. Bantha-blood fizz was a sparkling drink made from purified bantha blood. Bantha hide could be mashed with grains to make Ardees, also known as Jawa juice. Their hide was also tanned and turned into clothes or furniture. Young banthas were known as calves.

The Tusken Raiders of Tatooine tamed and domesticated banthas, and they shared a close, almost mystical bond. Every boy had a male bantha and every girl had a female one. When Sand People married, their banthas also mated, and, should its rider die, their bantha usually perished shortly after. If a bantha died before its rider, its remains were placed in a large graveyard, which was treated with great respect by Tuskens and other banthas. Tuskens never harmed or ate banthas, though they rode the creatures into battle, and fed them to Krayt Dragons, in order to protect their settlements and make the dragons sleep longer. Tusken raiders were known to ride their banthas in single file to leave few tracks in order to conceal their numbers. Sand People were also known to occasionally bathe banthas, and using Gaderffii sticks to brush their teeth. In Tusken, the B'Thazoshe Bridge was named after banthas; "B'Thazoshe" translated to "bantha horn turned to stone" in Basic.

The bantha shared its name with the foodstuff bantha-butter pancake.
MSE-4

The **MSE-4** was a wheeled labor droid that was made by Rebaxan Columni and used by the Techno Union at its lava mines on the planet Mustafar. A model of the MSE-Series, the droid had been launched by the end of the Clone Wars in 19 BBY, when the Sith Lord Darth Vader terminated the Separatist leadership taking refuge at a mining facility on the planet. A group of MSE-4s scuttered ahead of Vader as he approached his prey, jumping over a gap in the flooring to flee the Sith's presence. In 7 ABY, a group of MSE-4s were present in the Mensix Mining Facility when Boba Fett arrived with his bounty, Chattar Lal.
Indiana Jones' Luxury 3000 space yacht

A **Luxury 3000 space yacht** was the ship that Indiana Jones used as his personal starship. It was armed with laser cannons. The ship was destroyed when Jones crashed on PM-1203 during a mission after being shot down by pirates. Sometime later, Jones obtained the *Bravo Adventurer* as a replacement ship during a mission with Boba Fett.

## Appearances

* Wait for It (First appearance)
* Remastered (Wreckage only)
Mission to Vizsla Keep 09

Commanders| Boba Fett | * Nute Monchar
* OOM commander droid

Strength| * 1 bounty hunter
	+ Boba Fett
* 1 Firespray-31-class patrol and attack craft
	+ *Slave I*
* At least 2 OOM command battle droids
* BX-series droid commandos
* Droidekas
	+ ZZ-4Z
* 1 Z-95 Headhunter
	+ ZZ-4Z's Z-95 Headhunter

Casualties| None | * Nute Monchar
* Many battle droids

The **Mission to Vizsla Keep 09** was when Boba Fett took an interest in recovering one of Darth Sidious's lightsabers from Vizsla Keep 09 in 5 ABY.
Hutt

The **Hutts** were a sentient species of large gastropods with short arms, wide cavernous mouths and huge eyes, who controlled a large space empire in Hutt Space. The species was said to originally hail from the planet Varl, but no planet by that name appeared on any Imperial star charts. Their adopted homeworld was Nal Hutta. Members of this species were often stereotyped as crime lords.

## Characteristics

Hutts were a massive slug-like reptiloid species who had large mouths and stubby arms. They had three lungs. They were tough and muscular with thick leathery skin, which was wrinkled and slimy. Hutts often had watery eyes and slack facial expressions. Their tails were supported by a skeletal spine and allowed Hutts to propel themselves through muck which legs would sink into. Despite their legendary adult size, Hutts started out as tiny Huttlets less than half a meter in height.

Hutts possessed skeletons. Hutts were not known for being healthy. Some Hutts suffered from a genetic defect that caused their skin to be bereft of pigment and prone to cracking. Whilst the Hutts were originally native to Varl, Nal Hutta—a planet with a hot atmosphere that was frequently streaked by greasy rains, creating a fetid sauna in which Hutts were most comfortable—later became the planet that was considered their homeworld. Hutts were immune to mind tricks.

Hutts could live for centuries—Jabba was 604 when he was killed—and could grow to enormous sizes. In fact, Hutts' lifespans could span over 1,000 years. The literary collective term for Hutts was a bulge of Hutts. Hutts spend the first 50 years of their life in the brood pouches of their parents. When they emerge, they are described to have the mind of an infant.

## History

Following Jabba's death, the Hutts were left to determine who would fill Jabba's seat as leader of his empire. Several months after Jabba's demise, a decision had yet to be made.

Following the liberation of Akiva, the New Republic took steps to curtail the influence of the Hutts and other organized groups by introducing financial regulations and undertaking comprehensive patrols of the galactic shipping lanes. Still, the Hutts were able to exercise some influence over the Nikto species and their government into the New Republic era.

The Hutts had lost much of their former power over the galactic underworld. As noted by Yendor, other factions, such as Rinnrivin Di's cartel, were supplanting them and rushing in to gain power in their absence. Several Nikto like Rinnrivin admired Leia Organa for her role in killing Jabba and christened her "Huttslayer."
Mandalorian super commando armor

Mandalorian super commandos used a **modified version** of Mandalorian armor. They painted their armor red and black, some commandos fashioned horns on their helmets. A large number of them had clawed handprints over their helmets, similar to the handprint of Rishi eel blood on clone trooper Echo's chestplate.

During the Imperial Era, in the Nightsister lair, Maul amassed an entire collection of memorabilia from his time during the Clone Wars, which included several Mandalorian super commando helmets.

At some point during the New Republic Era, Truman Dovchenko obtained a suit of Mandalorian super commando armor, wearing it into combat. He made use of the armor's deadly arsenal against his opponents. However, when he was defeated by Boba Fett on Jakku, Dovchenko's armor, minus the helmet as he had lost it while fighting the bounty hunter, did little to protect him from a colony of siafu that swarmed, overwhelmed and eventually devoured him alive; Fett had knocked him onto the ground where the insects were swarming.

## Appearances

* Hard Merchandise (First appearance)
* The Final Stand
Mos Eisley Mod Parlor

The **Mos Eisley Mod Parlor** was a mod parlor located on the outskirts of Mos Eisley, a spaceport on the desert planet of Tatooine. The mod parlor was owned by The Modifier, who was an artisan when it came to cybernetic augmentation. He engineered customized additions and enhancements to anyone with money. The archway over the entrance featured a hand painted krayt dragon skeleton, whose ribs formed the word "MODIFIER" written in Outer Rim Basic. Above that, the name "MER-A PLA", written in Aurebesh, was carved into the top of the archway. The Mods often came to the mod parlor to replace their cybernetic components. In 9 ABY, Boba Fett brought Fennec Shand to the parlor to save her from dying after the rookie bounty hunter Toro Calican shot her in the abdomen.

## Appearances

* Beyond the Dune Sea II (First appearance)
N0-AH

**N0-AH** was an astromech droid that had white body with orange, teal and turquoise plating. After the Battle of Endor, a group of Jawas on Tatooine offered N0-AH in exchange for a camtono of silicax oxalate crystals in the possession of Cobb Vanth, however Vanth instead settled for a set of Mandalorian armor, which originally belonged to bounty hunter Jodo Kast. The droid was equipped with a restraining bolt, and was stained and worn by Tatooine's environment.

## Appearances

* The Mandalorian (First appearance) (In flashback(s))
Nevarro

**Nevarro** was a volcanic planet located in a sector of the Outer Rim Territories. A city on Nevarro was home to a number of various individuals, including the Bounty Hunters' Guild, who were based out of a cantina on the planet. During the Imperial Era, the Galactic Empire controlled Nevarro, though they lost control of the planet after the end of the Galactic Civil War.

In the time of the New Republic, the planet and its city became a haven for bounty hunters working for Greef Karga, an agent of the Guild. It was here that Boba Fett faced off against Jodo Kast, a fellow bounty hunter who had been imitating him. In the end, Fett finished off Kast by causing his jetpack to overload.

Nevarro saw brief conflict when the bounty hunter Din Djarin rescued Grogu, an infant that he had delivered to a member of an Imperial remnant in a previous job, betraying the Guild.

After Djarin's escape from Nevarro, the planet was taken over once more by Imperial forces who were led by Moff Gideon. Karga eventually tricked Djarin into returning to Nevarro with the Child, though later changed his mind about allowing the Child to be given to the Imperials, and worked alongside Djarin to defeat them. Despite the arrival of Gideon, Djarin and his associates managed to defeat the Imperial remnant, giving Karga and soon-to-be Marshal Carasynthia Dune the chance to turn the planet into one of respectable business.

Djarin continued on his journey with his small companion before returning to Nevarro for repairs. After reuniting with Karga and Dune, Karga set his mechanics on the repairs and the two showed him the city. Karga then requested that Djarin help them destroy an Imperial base on the planet. There, they discovered that Moff Gideon was alive and was trying to retrieve the Child to use his blood for experimental research. They eventually destroyed the base, and Nevarro became free from Imperials.

Later, Nevarro became an independent trade port of the Hydian way under the leadership of the Karga, who became High Magistrate and had declined to join the New Republic. After being attacked by Gorian Shard's pirate gang, Pirate King Gorian Shard took control of the planet. Karga asked Captain Carson Teva for the help of the New Republic, but New Republic Requisitions refused to help, as the planet was independent of the New Republic. Teva instead obtained the help of the Children of the Watch, who liberated the planet and were granted land on it.

## Appearances

* Twin Engines of Destruction (First appearance)
* Fallout
* *Boba and Fennec*
Kiza's lightsaber

A red-bladed **lightsaber** was used by the Pantoran female Kiza. The lightsaber was originally kept within the basement of the Peace and Security Headquarters in Coronet City on Corellia. In 5 ABY, the weapon was recovered by the Acolytes of the Beyond member Remi during a revolution in the city staged by the Acolytes. Remi kept the lightsaber, though prior to the Acolytes attack on a New Republic outpost on Devaron, it was taken from him by Yupe Tashu, the leader of the Acolytes and given to Kiza. During the attack, Remi attempted to take back the lightsaber, but Kiza instead ignited it through Remi's head and killed him. Kiza continued to use the lightsaber, using it to fight against Indiana Jones in 9 ABY.

## Appearances

* "Raiders of the Lost Lightsaber"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (First appearance)
Massacre of a Tusken Raider tribe

Participants| * Several Tusken Raiders
	+ The Tusken chieftain

Casualties| * Several Tusken Raiders
	+ The chieftain

A **massacre** of a Tusken Raider tribe was carried out around 9 ABY by the Pyke Syndicate. When Boba Fett returned to their camp after speaking with a Pyke boss in Mos Eisley, he discovered that several members of the tribe were killed, and the symbol of the Nikto Kintan Striders gang was painted on a tent.

According to Fennec Shand, it was highly unlikely that the Nikto speeder bikers were able to massacre the Tusken tribe by themselves. After Fett and Shand recovered the *Slave I*, they attacked the Kintan Striders to avenge the death of the Tuskens. Later, The Pyke boss revealed to Cad Bane that the Pykes had killed the Tuskens and blamed it on the speeder bike gang. Shortly after, Bane revealed it to Fett.

## Appearances

* *A Third Time* (First appearance) (aftermath only)
* Beyond the Dune Sea II (Mentioned only)
* The Sand Will Provide (Mentioned only)
Mining Collective

The **Mining Collective** was a mining firm and an extension of the criminal Red Key Raiders that existed in the galaxy by 4 ABY.

## History

### Occupation of Mos Pelgo

In the year 4 ABY, as a result of the death of crime lord Jabba Desilijic Tiure and the withdrawal of the Imperial Military, a power vacuum opened up on the Outer Rim desert planet of Tatooine. Seeking to take advantage of this, the Mining Collective arrived in the small town of Mos Pelgo the very night they celebrated the Imperial withdrawal.

Collective enforcers entered the town's cantina and opened fire on its customers, though Sheriff Cobb Vanth and the bartender, Taanti, escaped. As he fled, Vanth stole a camtono of silicax oxalate crystals from a Collective transport, but the rest of Mos Pelgo's population were forced into slavery overnight. The firm's occupation weakened the town, but it only lasted a few days, as Vanth used the crystals to buy a set of Mandalorian armor from Jawas. Now donning this gear, which had once belonged to the bounty hunter Jodo Kast, the sheriff returned to the town to liberate it. Entering the same cantina, he killed all Collective members inside before leaving the building. Seeing another team of Collective members attempt to flee on a landspeeder, Vanth fired the rocket on the armor's jetpack, which took out the vehicle and its occupants.

### Legacy

Vanth continued to defend Mos Pelgo with the armor, fighting enemies ranging from the Red Key Raiders to Tusken Raiders, until he lost the armor when Jodo Kast got it back. However in 9 ABY he acquired a new set of Mandalorian armor, which had once belonged to legendary bounty hunter Boba Fett. Later, during a quest to kill a massive krayt dragon, Vanth reflected on his battle against the Collective to Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin.

## Appearances

* The Mandalorian (First appearance) (In flashback(s))
Lando

"**Lando**" is the seventh episode of *The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*.

## Newsreel

*It is him… now, join him as master of charm Lando Calrissian navigates the galaxy during the era of the New Republic! It appears that the notorious scoundrel has teamed up with daredevil archaeologist Indiana Jones on this occasion. Now, join this unlikely pair in journeying across the stars in a thrilling adventure...*
L-2845

***L-2845*** was a C-9979 landing craft used by the Second Union during the New Republic Era. It was used to transport an army of Second Union military assets to the coral Rugosa to find the last known water of the moon. A base was then built around the landing craft.

## Appearances

* The Sacred Water of Rugosa (First appearance)
Malastare

**Malastare** was the high-gravity homeworld of the quadrupedal Dug race, on the Hydian Way. Its core was home to large reserves of Malastarian fuel, a toxic fuel found only on Malastare. It was the homeworld of the Dug species, though it was represented in the Galactic Senate by the Gran species, who had colonized Malastare. Ainlee Teem, the senator of Malastare, was nominated in the election for Supreme Chancellor during the Invasion of Naboo. During the Clone Wars, Malastare was the location of a battle between the Galactic Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems over the planet's fuel reserves. The battle awoke a creature known as the Zillo Beast, which the Republic successfully neutralized, leading the Dug Council to sign a treaty with the Republic allowing them access to their fuel reserves.

## Characteristics

Malastare was located within the system of the same name, which occupied the Dustig sector of the Mid Rim. The world acted as a junction between the Hydian Way hyperspace route—which connected it to ZeHeth and Darkknell—and the Biox Detour, which linked Malastare to the Ring of Kafrene mining colony.
The surface of Malastare was heavily forested, and its core was home to large reserves of fuel. As a result, the native Dugs cleared large portions of land, constructing refineries to extract the fuel vital to its economy. Podracing was a popular sport on Malastare.
Nalan Cheel

**Nalan Cheel** was a Bith musician and professional bandfill player for the popular jizz band known as Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes. Like his band mates, Nalan was registered with the Intergalactic Federation of Musicians. Regions of Nalan's highly evolved brain allowed him a special acuity when it came to analyzing and relating to music. As such, his talents helped to greatly enhance the quality and popularity of the Modal Nodes' music.
Jek-14

**Jek-14**, or **Jek**, was a Force-sensitive Sith clone of a basic clone trooper created by Count Dooku/Darth Tyranus on Kamino during the Clone Wars. He was originally intended to be part of a much larger "Sith clone" army. After dueling and evading Mace Windu and Yoda, he escaped to Geonosis, where he presented himself to Darth Sidious in the flesh. However, when Jedi Master Yoda fought Tyranus on Geonosis and offered Jek the choice to join the light side of the Force, Jek decided that he would choose no side.

During the Clone Wars, Jek-14 was pursued by both the Separatists and the Galactic Republic. Refusing to fight, the Sith clone befriended Yoda's Padawans on Hoth and helped them to build "beautiful things." Later, he was recaptured by the Separatists, who used him to make an army of Sith clones. When Dooku attacked the Jedi Temple, Jek awoke and used his Force powers to destroy Dooku's clones and to drive the Sith away. Despite winning the affection of the Jedi, Jek-14 decided to leave and find a new home.

Later, he reconsidered his decision and helped the Jedi to defeat the Sith and their Badawans on Mustafar. As a result, Jek won the friendship and affection of the Jedi Order. Following the Great Jedi Purge, Jek helped the Jedi to recover several holocrons from Darth Sidious and Anakin Skywalker.

During the Galactic Civil War, Jek-14 helped Luke Skywalker and his rebel companions to recover the holocrons from Vader and the Emperor again. He later helped the Rebel Alliance set up their new base on the icy world of Hoth. After helping the Rebellion, Jek left to lead a quiet life, becoming known as the **The Maker of Zoh**. He spent much of his time repairing discarded droids and building structures. While on Zoh, his new title, the Maker of Zoh, attracted the Freemakers. He trained Rowan Freemaker to better use the Force, and later protected the Freemakers from Naare. At some point during the New Republic Era Jek-14 fought against forces of the Dark Empire, eventually coming into conflict with Maximilian Veers. Sometime after his encounter with Veers, Jek-14 traveled to Ossus to find Master Luke Skywalker, who gave him a biological arm.

## Appearances

* "Pest Control"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*
* *Star Wars: Veers*
Life Day

**Life Day** was a Wookiee holiday celebrated by the inhabitants of Kashyyyk. It was a celebration of the planet's diverse ecosystem and the many forms of life it encompassed. It was also a time to remember family members who had died, and the young ones who continued to bring new life to a family. Life Day was a sacred holiday, and many Wookiees considered it their duty to return to Kashyyyk in order to celebrate it. Life Day was held once every three local years for many generations, but it became celebrated more frequently as its popularity slowly grew to the wider galaxy. Despite its name, the holiday could also be celebrated over the course of at least a couple days. By the time of the Galactic Civil War, Life Day's importance to the Wookiees had become more pronounced. Because Wookiees were spread across the galaxy, either for personal reasons or due to their enslavement to the Galactic Empire, the holiday was celebrated as a way to remain in touch with their history. Outside of the traditional Wookiee holiday, the term "life day" or "lifeday" was sometimes used to describe the anniversary of one's birth. Celebrations were held by people across the stars after "The Dark Times" of the Galactic Empire.
Mudhorn

**Mudhorns** were large horned creatures that inhabited Arvala-7. The eggs of mudhorns were considered a delicacy by Jawas.

## Characteristics

Mudhorns had a large horn, flat teeth, and long, wooly fur. It was oviparous, laying a single egg per clutch. The egg was huge and was cherished by Jawas. The exterior of this egg was woolly in the same manner as the skin of the mudhorn, and the interior yolk was yellow.

## History

In 231 BBY, a mudhorn was in captivity at the Lonisa City Zoo. During the Nihil's attack on the Republic Fair taking place in the city, the animals in the zoo broke free. The zoo's mudhorn soon charged Jedi Padawans Ram Jomaram and Lula Talisola, but Talisola used the Force to trip the animal. The mudhorn crashed sideways into the ground and slid into a storefront, causing it to shatter. The creature then stood and lumbered away.

Around 9 ABY, a mudhorn encountered and fought Din Djarin, a Mandalorian bounty hunter, as the latter attempted to retrieve an egg from the mudhorn's cave. It was ultimately killed with the help of the Force-sensitive child, Grogu. The mudhorn later became the signet of the new Mandalorian clan that was founded with Djarin and Grogu.

Sometime later, Indiana Jones encountered another mudhorn when he tried to retrieve an egg from its cave.

## Appearances

* The Mandalorian (First appearance) (as signet)
* Gambit on Geonosis (as signet)
* Scary Starship (as signet)
* "Jones and Mando"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (as signet)
* "Ghost Ship"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (as signet)
* "Last Shot"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*
* *Star Wars: Veers* (as signet)
Mythrol

The **Mythrol** were a sentient humanoid species with amphibious traits.

## Characteristics

The Mythrol had amphibious traits such as gills and fins on their heads. They had thoraxes which had to be "evacuated" and could molt. Young Mythrol could produce a sweet musk. After molting, their faces would become barbed. Mythrol at a younger age were referred to as "fledglings."

They could even live for a few hundred years.

## History

Around 200 BBY  towards the end of the High Republic Era, a Mythrol male worked as a chef for President Jamie Brasen at his estate on the planet of Begamor.

Prior to 9 ABY, a fledgling Mythrol was in the employ of Magistrate Greef Karga on Nevarro, before he stole from him and fled. Sometime later, he resided on the ice planet Pagodon within a bar, where he was harassed by a group of trawlers until the Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin entered. After dealing with the trawlers, Djarin captured the Mythrol and turned him over to the Bounty Hunters' Guild. Sometime later, the Mythrol was allowed by Karga to work off his debt to him through three hundred and fifty years of indentured servitude. During that time, he aided Karga, Din Djarin, and Marshal Carasynthia Dune in infiltrating and destroying a remnant Imperial base.
Jumptrooper

**Jumptroopers**, also known as **Imperial Jump Troopers** or **rocket troopers**, were specialized stormtroopers utilized by the Galactic Empire prior to and during the Galactic Civil War. Jumptroopers were equipped with jump packs or jetpacks that allowed them temporary flight. There were variants of jumptroopers that specialized in different planetary environments such as the Arctic Jumptrooper, the Desert Jumptrooper and the Forest Jumptrooper.

## Characteristics

Jumptroopers were a variant of the Galactic Empire's stormtroopers; similar to their clone predecessors, they were equipped with a jetpack, or alternatively, with a jump pack that could suspend them in the air or maneuver through open space. They served several roles in combat, from being used to bound over walls to attack enemy fortifications directly, to aerial drops intended on attacking otherwise untouchable enemy positions.

They could carry burst shields, an RT-97C heavy blaster rifle or an E-11 blaster rifle, and missile launchers. Other than their jump packs, jumptroopers were generally suited with standard stormtrooper armor, but at times instead wore specialized armor, one of which included a mechanism attached to two tubes plugged into the helmet, similar to a TIE pilot's control box, and another variant with tubes connecting the pack and a distinctively different helmet, whereby the jumptrooper armor could withstand the vacuum of space.
Mount Sorrow

**Mount Sorrow** was a mountain on the Forest Moon of Endor. The tip of the mountain was in fact sentient, and had the power to both blow people off the summit, or cry tears of healing. Sorrow was a figure of legend in Ewok lore, albeit an obscure one, known only to the shamans and witch doctors of Endor. Sometime during the Imperial era, Mount Sorrow was able to cure budding poet Teebo of the perilous laughing spell, inherited from a loonee bird in the Endor woods.

Despite being a mountain, Sorrow was in a constant state of depression, be it either stern or sad. It had excessively high standards, granting the benefit of its healing powers only to those it deemed "worthy." It also had no qualms about sending children to their death, which it demonstrated by attempting to murder Wicket Wystri Warrick and Princess Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka.
Mon Calamari

The **Mon Calamari** (also known as **Calamari**, **Calamarians**, **Mon Cal**, **Mon Calamarians**, or rarely **Mon Cala**) were one of the sentient species indigenous to the world of Mon Cala.

## Characteristics

The Mon Calamari were a bipedal, amphibious species with high-domed heads, webbed hands and large, goggle-like eyes. In addition to being webbed, the Mon Calamari hand presented three suction-cup like holes on its palm, and featured five claw-tipped fingers: one opposable thumb, two long middle fingers, and two very short outer fingers. Although they were shaped like flippers, their feet could nevertheless fit into boots designed for humanoid feet. The females were distinguished from the males by their more prominent chest areas. The Mon Calamari's skin faded from vibrant in their youth to more worn out as they got older. The individuals that hailed from the colder polar extremes of their planet were noticeably less colorful than those who came from the tropical zones. Male and female Mon Calamari had barbels on their chin. Only having one barbel was an indication of youth, and Mon Calamari gained more as they aged.It was common for royalty or elite members of Mon Cala society to adorn their barbels with ornaments.

The Mon Calamari were vigorous swimmers and were capable of living underwater for long periods.

The Mon Calamari spawned many offspring. For example, Raddus's grandchildren numbered in the dozens. However, because not all spawns were expected to come of age, the Mon Calamari felt loss less keenly than humans, who reproduced comparatively rarely and fewer.

The Mon Calamari were known to find it offensive to sneeze loudly.
MD-5 medical droid

The **MD-5** was a model of medical droid and a part of the MD-series that was manufactured by Industrial Automaton. It was slightly humanoid in appearance. They were used as multipurpose medical droids.

An MD-5 medical droid was used by the High Lord of House Calipsa, Weston Warsheld of the Tapani sector. Another MD-5 unit by the name of Emdee was stationed at Bast Castle sometime after the Battle of Endor.

One MD-5 unit designated SH∑1-B assisted the Kallidahins in the Medical Treatment and Surgical Suites on Polis Massa in looking after the wounded Boba Fett after the Mandalorian had escaped from the Sarlacc on Tatooine.

## Appearances

* Beyond the Dune Sea (First appearance)
* Raiders of the Lost Darth
* Agent of Doom
Mission to Tatooine (Din Djarin)

## Mission to Tatooine

Commanders| * Din Djarin
* Cobb Vanth

Participants| * Din Djarin
* Cobb Vanth
* Mos Pelgo villagers
* Tusken Raiders
* Banthas

Casualties| * Many Mos Pelgo villaigers
* Many Tuskens
* At least 1 Bantha

A **mission** to the planet Tatooine occurred at some point after the Skirmish on Nevarro, in which the Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin traced down a lead from Gor Koresh alerting him to another Mandalorian on the planet. Djarin discovered that the Mandalorian he was seeking was actually the local sheriff Cobb Vanth, who had earlier claimed Boba Fett's armor and wore it in defense of the town of Mos Pelgo. A deal was struck between Djarin and Vanth in which Vanth would give Djarin the armor if Djarin helped slay a local krayt dragon. Djarin, Vanth, the citizens of Mos Pelgo, and members of a nearby tribe of Tusken Raiders banded together to take down the krayt dragon that had been terrorizing their region of the planet. Ultimately, it was a success, and the krayt dragon was slain. Djarin took the armor, but he was being watched by Boba Fett, who, in fact, had been watching the events that had transpired, but from afar.

## Appearances

* The Mandalorian (First appearance)
* *Boba and Fennec* (Indirectly mentioned)
Krayt dragon pearl

**Krayt dragon pearls** were lustrous, colored stones found in the last chamber of the gizzard of krayt dragons. The stones were used to help crush food eaten by them, and over time, they became rounded because of how much they moved around. They could be found in colors such as blue, green, red, white and black. Due to a refractive quality peculiar to the pearl, they could be used in a lightsaber if properly cleaned, prepared and installed, though it was a difficult task. The pearls were seen as exceptionally valuable by the public (easily worth upwards of a hundred thousand credits each), as well as proof a person had killed a krayt dragon (to Tusken Raiders, a sign of bravery).
MSE-6 series repair droid

The **MSE-6 series repair droid**, also known as a **mouse droid**, was a roving repair droid that was employed in the hundreds to clean the floors of starships and bases, as well as carry messages and guide troops to assigned posts. They were small, boxy droids that moved around on four driver wheels, half-hidden under the body. A command order tray in the top of the droid held sealed orders. Although MSE-6s were simple by the standards of most fully independent droids, they were capable of performing a number of complex tasks.

Designed by Rebaxan Columni in the days of the Galactic Republic, it remained a mainstay aboard starships for decades. The Galactic Empire that supplanted the Republic used the MSE-6, as did the later regime of the New Republic. The Confederacy of Independent Systems also used the MSE-6, as well as the criminal organization known as the Haddrex Gang. The droid line's omnipresence led to a growing aftermarket in modified mouse droids used for surveillance and slicing.
Krayt's Claw

**Krayt's Claw** was a syndicate led by the adolescent bounty hunter Boba Fett that operated during the Clone Wars. During that time, the syndicate mostly consisted of either five to six bounty hunters: Fett, Bossk, C-21 Highsinger, and Latts Razzi operated with the team regularly, while other members like Oked, Dengar, Asajj Ventress, and Embo participated less frequently for various reasons.

## History

In 9 ABY, the adult Boba Fett reformed Krayt's Claw in the form of himself and Fennec Shand. That year, Fett had saved Shand's life after coming across her injured form in the Tatooine desert. The duo tracked Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin to Tython to reclaim Fett's armor, which Djarin had claimed from Cobb Vanth on Tatooine earlier. However, during their encounter, Grogu, Djarin's foundling, was kidnapped by Moff Gideon's forces. Fett and Shand would then be in Djarin's debt until Grogu was returned safely. They would eventually team up with Carasynthia Dune, Koska Reeves, and Bo-Katan Kryze to rescue Grogu from Gideon's light cruiser. The mission was successful, and Grogu was safely returned to Djarin's protection.

After settling their debt, Fett and Shand ventured to Jabba's Palace on Tatooine and killed Bib Fortuna, assuming Jabba the Hutt's former throne. Shortly afterward, the duo traveled to Geonosis, where they allied with Indiana Jones and K-7R3 to defeat renowned Imperial General Maximilian Veers and his troops.

After this, Fett founded his own gotra from the late Jabba's, with Krayt's Claw being made part of the criminal organization and no longer an independent group.

## Members

* Boba Fett (leader)
* Bossk
* C-21 Highsinger
* Dengar
* Embo
* Latts Razzi
* Oked
* Aurra Sing
* Asajj Ventress (Briefly)
* Fennec Shand

## Appearances

* Shards of the Past (Mentioned only)
* Beyond the Dune Sea II (First appearance)
* The Sand Will Provide
* The Mandalorian
* *Boba and Fennec*
* *Lyn Me: The Dancer*
* Gambit on Geonosis
* Scary Starship
Investigation on Coruscant

### Result

Boba Fett learns more about the Second Union's criminal activities on Coruscant and recovers the *Clone Wars Painting*

Boba Fett was hired by Firith Olan to **investigate** Second Union activities on the planet Coruscant, as well as recover a copy of *Clone Wars Painting*.

## Appearances

* Coruscant Nights I (First appearance)
* Coruscant Nights II
* Coruscant Nights III
* The Believer (Indirect mention only)
Kage Warriors

The **Kage Warriors** were Kage fighters who battled against the Belugans on the crystalline planet of Quarzite. The warriors were skilled in unarmed martial arts and used electro swords as their primary weapons. They also utilized the milodon as a transport that could keep up with a subtram. They once fought against Boba Fett, Asajj Ventress, and a crew of bounty hunters to save Pluma Sodi. Two brothers also fought as officers in the Confederacy of Independent Systems' Droid Army under generals Grievous and Kleeve. Krismo Sodi was the leader of the warriors. They were still active after the Battle of Endor, fighting against a team of bounty hunters consisting of Boba Fett, IG-11, Bossk'wassak'Cradossk, Zuckuss and 4-LOM who were protecting a Belugan cargo shipment headed for the Belugan Museum.