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Din Djarin

> "I can bring you in warm, or I can bring you in cold."
> — Din Djarin
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**Din Djarin**, also known as "**the Mandalorian**" or simply "**Mando**," was a human male Mandalorian warrior who was active during the New Republic Era. Orphaned by a Separatist attack on his homeworld of Aq Vetina near the end of the Clone Wars, Djarin was rescued by a squad of Mandalorians and resettled into an orthodox sect known as the Tribe, where he was raised in adherence to the ancient Way of the Mandalore, eventually growing into a daunting and taciturn Mandalorian warrior in his adulthood. Following the fall of the Galactic Empire, Djarin became a reputed member of the Bounty Hunters' Guild, where his acquaintance with Guild agent Greef Karga enabled him to collect lucrative bounties throughout the Outer Rim Territories — far from the jurisdiction of the New Republic — which he used to sustain the Tribe's covert on Nevarro.

In 9 ABY, Djarin was hired by Jusland Ruthas — a client from an Imperial Remnant — for the acquisition of an asset located on Arvala-7. Discovering the quarry to be a Force-sensitive child, concerns regarding the child's welfare influenced him to rescue the Child in violation of the Guild Code. Attacked by Karga and other hunters, their escape from Nevarro was made possible only by intervention by the covert, who fended off against the closing hunters. On the run as fugitives alongside the Child, the havens sought on worlds such as Sorgan, Tatooine and Arvala-7 saw Djarin gain allies, such as Ugnaught rancher Kuiil, former Rebel shocktrooper Carasynthia Dune, and reprogrammed assassin droid IG-11, though Djarin eventually returned to Nevarro, where he came into confrontation with Moff Gideon, who led the Remnant. With his group of allies, Djarin was able to defeat Gideon and flee the planet, though Gideon managed to survive the encounter. Tasked in the meantime with returning the Child to his people, Djarin continued to travel across the Outer Rim and sought other Mandalorians to assist in his quest, eventually coming to meet former Mand'alor Bo-Katan Kryze, whose recruitment in reclaiming Mandalore he rejected.

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal" (voice only)
* *The New Jedi Order* (will appear)
* *"Untitled short"* (first mentioned)
* *Seeking the Jedi* (first appearance)
* *The Shan Bloodline - Volume 1: The Taken War* (will appear)
Female Furies

The **Female Furies** were a squad of female New Gods that served as the elite strike force and honor guard of Darkseid, the tyrannical ruler of the extra-dimensional planet Apokolips. Trained from youth by Granny Goodness, a member of Darkseid's Elite, the Furies were composed of Big Barda, a powerful and skilled warrior who wielded the awesome Mega-Rod; Mad Harriet, whose spiked gauntlets were capable of tearing through any material; Stompa, who sported heavy matter boots able to pulverize the densest objects; Lashina, who employed incredibly destructive straps; and Bernadeth, sister to Darkseid's chief torturer DeSaad and wielder of the Fahren-knife, a blade forged from Darkseid's bones that combusted its targets' internal organs.
Huyang

> "Many years I have been on this ship teaching many a Jedi before you, and I will continue teaching many a Jedi after you. Call me what you want, but inside my memory banks I contain a record of every lightsaber ever made, and the Jedi who fashioned them."
> ― Huyang
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**Huyang** was a masculine-programmed architect droid who guided the Initiates of the Jedi Order in the construction of their lightsabers. Based aboard the Jedi training cruiser *Crucible*, Huyang began his service to the Jedi Order at least a millennium before the Clone Wars. His instruction would commence once a class of younglings had passed the Gathering on Ilum and collected their kyber crystals. Although criticized for being a droid despite his central role in Jedi training, he carried out his tasks with distinction, educating each new generation of Jedi and providing them with the needed components from his vast cache of supplies. He also maintained an archive of each and every lightsaber, and its owner, within his memory bank. By the time of the Clone Wars, thousands of generations of Jedi had passed through Huyang's tutelage and completed their lightsabers, several of which included Jedi Grand Master Yoda, and the two Jedi Padawans Jarik Shan and Ahsoka Tano.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* (will appear)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 45: The Gathering" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 46: A Test of Strength" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 47: Bound for Rescue"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 48: A Necessary Bond"
Exegol

**Exegol** was a dark and cold desert planet located within the Unknown Regions of the galaxy. It's existence was known only to a few through myths and old legends, and even fewer knew that it was a real place. While the Outer Rim planet Korriban was known as the birthplace of the Sith, Exegol was rumored to be the place from which the dark side of the Force itself first came into existence in the universe.

## **Appearances**

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 11: Crashing the Party" (first appearance) (vision to Caran)
Emperor's sanctuary

A **temple** on the moon Yavin 4 served as the final sanctuary of the Sith Emperor, hosting his injured spirit after the loss of his host body. The Emperor's agents were supposed to use a artifact in the nearby Temple of Sacrifice to consume all life on the moon and funnel it to the Emperor, thus restoring his strength, but the Imperial Guard were slaughtered by the Order of Revan, and Revan's attempt to use the artifact himself—hoping to restore the Emperor so that he could be permanently killed—failed due to the intervention of the allied Sith Empire and Galactic Republic. Determined to end the Emperor nonetheless, Revan fled to the Emperor's resting place, but was defeated in battle in the temple's courtyard. The Emperor, having fed off of the death and chaos sown by the ongoing battle against the Revanites, was able to regain his strength and departed the moon without taking a physical form.

During the reign of the Galactic Empire, the Jedi Knight Jarik Shan visited the structure with Mara Jade and R5-S7. While there, they encountered the religious explorer Lor San Tekka.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 60: Exploring Old Ruins" (first appearance)
Drago Bludvist

> *"I know what it is to live in fear. To see my village burned, my family taken. But even as a boy, left with nothing, I vowed to rise above the fear of dragons and liberate the people of this world."*
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> ― Drago Bludvist, to Hiccup Haddock
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## **Personality and traits**

> *"Drago Bludvist is a madman, without conscience or mercy; and if he’s built a dragon army... Gods help us all."*
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> ― Stoick the Vast
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*(to be added)*

## **Skills and abilities**

> *"Witness true strength: the strength of will over others. In the face of it, you are nothing!"*
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> ― Drago Bludvist, to Hiccup Haddock
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*(to be added)*

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
Jakku

**Jakku** was a desert planet located in the Western Reaches of the Andromeda galaxy’s Inner Rim Territories. Despite widespread perception throughout the galaxy of its relative unimportance, it was the site of the final battle in the Galactic Civil War in 5 ABY, which saw the Galactic Empire finally defeated and the victorious New Republic emerging as the contemporary galactic power, thus heralding the start of the New Republic Era throughout the universe.

## **Appearances**

* *The Shan Bloodline - Volume 3: First Order Conflict (will appear)*
Dreadnaught

> "What destroyed our fleet was their flagship... a vessel of unimaginable power, beyond what I've seen."
> — Grand Admiral Thrawn
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The **Dreadnaught** was a massive Yuuzhan Vong warship owned by Oryx, the Taken King. Eons ago, Oryx decided to construct the Dreadnaught to house his throne world from beyond the Ascendant Realm after a Vex incursion — caused accidentally by his son Crota — demonstrated its vulnerability. He carved the vessel from the body of the Worm God Akka, whom he had previously slain, and crafted armor for it using the Hammer of Xivu Arath and the Scalpel of Savathûn, both stolen. Finally, through the use of magic, he everted his world into the ship's interior in an act that required a verse from the Tablets of Ruin and the combined efforts of his entire Court.

Following Oryx's discovery of the cosmic energy field known as the Force and its connection to the Andromeda galaxy, the Taken King's forces established a blockade around the galactic barrier bordering the galaxy's Unknown Regions, though the Dreadnaught saw no known action until the Imperial Era, when engagements with the Navy of the Galactic Empire caused the mysterious loss of the *Venator*-class Star Destroyer *Resolute* early into the New Order's reign, and the later decimation of the entire Seventh Fleet under Grand Admiral Thrawn prior to the Galactic Civil War. Though the earlier attack left no surviving witnesses, the second attack's aftermath saw the failure of Oryx's forces, from the Dreadnaught to an Echo of Oryx himself, to destroy a Rebel ship crewed by Jedi Knight Jarik Shan, Ahsoka Tano and Mara Jade arriving to rescue surviving remnants of the Seventh Fleet, enabling Thrawn and his aide Eli Vanto to relay the existence of the blockade and the Dreadnaught to Darth Sidious. Conversely, the Rebellion was only informed a year later following a skirmish near their base on Atollon, when a deployment of Oryx's forces pursued a trio of Cybertronians, lured to the mechanophobic Hive by their enemies, across the galaxy to the Outer Rim planet, coincidentally reuniting with Shan.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 79: Darkness is Growing" (first appearance)
* *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 82: The Dreadnaught" (main story and flashback) (first identified as the Dreadnaught)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 83: The Daring Escape" (main story and recap)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 85: As Time Flies By" (vision to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 39: His Mandalorian Past"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 69: Wolves of Dume Pt 2" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds" (mentioned only)
* *The Shan Bloodline - Volume 1: The Taken War* (will appear)
* *Destiny: A New Legacy* (will appear)
Drezden Ordo

> "Today we honor our ancestors, our culture, and all the great warriors of our history!"
> — Drezden
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## **Personality and traits**

Drezden was a human male with brown eyes, dark brown hair, dark skin, and a hardened muscular build. His armor was colored black and gold, and he wore a 'Pre'-class helmet visor.

As the leader of Clan Ordo, Drezden was a well respected figure who showcased great strength and carried himself with honor. This was proven when he assumed leadership of many Mandalorian clans against Death Watch in the wake of Adonai Kryze's assassination during the Great Clan Wars.

## **Appearances**

* *Forbidden Love* — "Chapter 1: Life Changes" (first mentioned)
* *Forbidden Love* — "Chapter 2: Attempting to Settle" (first appearance)
* *Forbidden Love* — "Chapter 3: The Tournament"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 62: Night of a Thousand Tears" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 64: Heroes of Mandalore" (mentioned only)
Ironhide

## Descriptive information

### Skin color

* Dark gray
* Red
* Silver

## Political information

### Alias

* 'Hide (by Chromia and others)
* Weapons Specialist
* Old friend (by Optimus)
* War veteran

### Affiliations

* Autobots
	+ Team Prime
* Alliance to Restore the Republic (briefly)

> *"You feeling lucky punks?"*
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> ― Ironhide
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## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon (mentioned)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
* *A Bigger Universe*
Idryssa Barruck

> "Can we trust you to do what needs to be done?"
> ― Idryssa confronts Rex and Boil
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**Idryssa Barruck** was a human female soldier who worked in the fight against the Galactic Empire. When Saw Gerrera took in the eight year-old girl Jyn Erso, Idryssa brought her suitable clothes and taught her about health and hygiene, including menstrual health. She first worked for Gerrera's Partisans, but over the next few years, Idryssa became distanced from Saw's group before choosing to leave it in favor of the Kashyyyk resistance.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 3: Kashyyyk Resistance" (first appearance)
* *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"
Dxun

**Dxun**, also known as the **Demon Moon**, was the largest of four moons of the Inner Rim planet of Onderon. The site of the Tomb of Freedon Nadd and a Mandalorian Outpost that served as the headquarters of Mandalore the Ultimate's Mandalorian Neo-Crusaders during the Mandalorian Wars in the Old Republic Era, the latter became inhabited by Clan Ordo following their exile by Duchess Satine Kryze at the end of the Great Clan Wars. Isolating themselves to the Outpost, the Clan remained undisturbed throughout the rest of the Republic Era — with the exception of an attack by the Gen'Dai bounty hunter Durge and minor skirmishes with the Separatists during the Clone Wars — and much of the subsequent Imperial Era, though the Clan would be forced to evacuate during an Imperial attack on the Outpost in 2 BBY.

## **Appearances**

* *Forbidden Love*
* *Sun and Moon* (will appear)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
First Order Conflict

> "She had lived on Jakku as a scavenger for as long as she could remember. A nobody, known only by the name of Rey. Every day she waits for her parents to finally return for her, hoping against hope. But when she meets a droid carrying a map to beings she could only dream of; legendary Jedi such as Luke Skywalker, and the Shan family, will she join the fight against the First Order?"
> ― Story Summary
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Endor

**Endor**, designated **IX3244-A**, also known as the **Forest Moon of Endor** or the **Sanctuary Moon**, was a small forested moon that orbited the Outer Rim planet of the same name. The homeworld of the sentient Dulok, Ewok, and Yuzzum species, as well as the Whistle and semi-sentient Gorax races, the moon was also the site of a decisive victory for the Rebellion against the Galactic Empire in the Galactic Civil War.
Force fire

**Force fire** was a dark side power practiced by only the most powerful of Force-sensitives, and could only be accomplished through the full use of the dark side of the Force, making it unattainable for practitioners of the light side. This powerful technique was invented by the ancient dark side entity known most famously as Vitiate.

Manifesting initially as blue fire, it could serve as both a weapon and a tool, seriously harming others or binding them in fiery tendrils akin to a rope. This ability could be blocked by someone powerful in the ways of the Force, as displayed by Satele Shan after she and her son were attacked by Darth Sidious—who had traveled back in time by means of the World Between Worlds. However it required tremendous effort to do so, as the effort left Shan temporarily exhausted of energy. Physical manifestations of this power could also be severed by a lightsaber, as shown by Satele when she cut through the energy wrapped around Theron's leg.

This Force power was also used by the dark side entity known as Snoke, who attacked a young Jarik Shan in the World Between Worlds after he refused to join him. Unlike Darth Sidious however, Snoke's use of Force fire created black flames instead of the usual blue.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 39: A War on Two Fronts" (first appearance) (dream to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 62: Sacrifice"
* *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"
* *Sun and Moon* — "Prelude" (recap only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 3: Fall of the Old Masters" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 23: The Discovery" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 28: Action at Coruscant"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 29: A Galaxy in Uproar" (main story and recap)
* *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" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 69: Wolves of Dume Pt 2" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds"
First Order High Command

**First Order High Command** was the military leadership council of the First Order. General Armitage Hux was a member of the High Command. Twice a day, High Command would broadcast recorded speeches, most often from General Hux himself, to their stormtroopers through holoprojectors detailing the deplorable conditions of the New Republic and the First Order's alleged many victories over the Republic.
Jedha

**Jedha**, also known as the **Pilgrim Moon**, was a small desert moon which orbited the planet NaJedha. Located in the Jedha system in the galaxy's Mid Rim, its lasting winter locked the moon in a continuous cold climate. The place of origin of one of the first civilizations exploring the nature of the Force, its Holy City and Temple of the Whills served as a pilgrimage site for various religious adherents of the the Force — such as the Jedi Order and the Church of the Force — due to the abundance of kyber crystals on the moon. Seeking to exploit such kyber reserves, the Galactic Empire would later subject Jedha to military occupation, provoking a local anti-Imperial insurgency coordinated by the rebel extremist Saw Gerrera and his Partisans prior to the Battle of Scarif.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 8: Guardians of the Whills" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 9: New Parents?" (mentioned only)
* *Forces of Destiny* — "A Tough Compromise"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 11: Legends & Training"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 20: A Rescue Plan" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 29: A Galaxy in Uproar"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 40: Some Preparation" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 60: Exploring Old Ruins" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 61: Return to Mandalore" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* (will appear)
Hyper tunnel

A **hyper tunnel** was a means of transport that the Loth-wolves of Lothal used to pass between distant points in the familiar world, travel to other worlds throughout the galaxy, and even access other realms. With the Force power of hyper-tunneling, which was similar to traveling through hyperspace, loth-wolves were able to transport people on their backs as well grabbing droids with their mouths to enter into a hyper tunnel.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
Era of Raava

### Important events

* Raava, the Spirit of Light and Peace, duels Vaatu, the Spirit of Darkness and Chaos
* Inhabitants across the Sixteen Realms unite to repel and defeat the Oni, a demonic race created by the Darkness to conquer the Realms and the Force
* Wan separates and frees Vaatu

> *"In the era before the Avatar, we bent not the elements, but the energy within ourselves."*
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Inferno Squad

**Inferno Squad**, also known as **Inferno Squadron** or simply **Inferno**, was an Imperial Special Forces commando unit led by Commander Iden Versio during the Galactic Civil War, formed to prevent the reoccurence of events such as the loss of the Death Star. Inferno was first commissioned following the Battle of Yavin in 0 ABY to infiltrate and destroy the Dreamers, an extremist group composed of remaining members of Saw Gerrera's Partisans who were not previously present with Gerrera on Jedha.
Florrum

**Florrum** was a sulfurous desert planet located in the Florrum system, within the Sertar sector of the galaxy’s Outer Rim Territories. During the Clone Wars, it was the location of a pirate gang led by Captain Hondo Ohnaka. Florrum was briefly held by the Confederacy of Independent Systems before the forces of warlord General Grievous were repelled by Ohnaka's forces and the Jedi.
Infinite Empire

The **Infinite Empire**, also known as the **Rakatan Empire**, or the **Rakata Empire**, was a galaxy-spanning empire in the galaxy ruled by the Rakata, an advanced species from the planet Lehon in the Unknown Regions that used their knowledge to conquer and enslave other species throughout the galaxy. The Empire was so vast and powerful that it proved to be a threat even for immense cosmic-level beings such as the Celestials, as its formation was intrinsically rooted in the machinations of an ancient evil entity known only as the Dark One. However, it eventually collapsed following the end of the Celestial War, after which splinter groups continued to exist before they finally disappeared for good by 25,200 BBY, paving the way for the formation of the Galactic Republic.
Iroh

## 艾洛Iroh

> "Hope is something you give yourself. That is the meaning of inner strength."
> — Iroh
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## **Appearances**

* *Secrets of Jinn* — "The Next Watcher" (first appearance)
* *Secrets of Jinn* — "The Waterbending Scroll"
* *Secrets of Jinn* — "Questions to Answer" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 89: Shroud of Darkness Pt 2" (voice only)

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 13: What is the Force?" (first mentioned)
Gao

## 高Gao

> "It is the clever man who plays the fool. And a foolish woman... who does not recognize it."
> ― Madame Gao, to Wilson Fisk
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**Gao**, typically addressed as **Madame Gao**, was one of the five fingers of the Hand, an ancient and powerful organization which sought immortality above all else. In her early life she was among the few humans to live in the mystical realm of K'un-Lun, where she studied and practiced the art of Chi, among other forms of magic. However, Gao and four others were banished from K'un-Lun when they perverted the teachings of their masters, the dragons, in an effort to gain immortality. Following their banishment to Earth, Gao and her fellow allies joined together and formed the Hand.

For over a millennia Gao helped to spread the Hand's influence across the planet, infiltrating countless governments and organizations to accomplish their goals, drawing energy from ancient dragon bones they discovered to prolong their lives. During the 21st century, Gao focused her operations in the city of New York, aligning with the feared crime boss Wilson Fisk.

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse* (will appear)
Jakleyn

> "Wha- Well pull him out! I'll get the boss!"
> — Jakleyn to Boris, after finding a baby in the river
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**Jakleyn** was employed as a river cleaner in Hanna City during the Age of the Galactic Republic. In 34 BBY his co-worker noticed an infant boy floating down the river in a raft, to which Jakleyn told him to get the boy out of the water. They took the infant to an orphanage after not knowing where he came from.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 2: Brought to the Temple" (first appearance)
Human

**Humans**, also known taxonomically as homo sapiens, are an intelligent race of sentient, bilateral mammals, as well as the most numerically and politically dominant species in the Andromeda galaxy. In the Milky Way galaxy however humans are much more rare, keeping to themselves on their home planet of Earth due to possessing very limited space-faring capabilities, and are also seen as inferior and too underdeveloped to associate with by other species.

In the Andromeda galaxy, it is generally accepted that humans originated from the Core World of Coruscant, but they have been found present as the dominant species on relatively unknown planets such as Ahch-To and Reylea, though the latter are more imbued with special properties than the rest of the galaxy. Despite humans in both galaxies sharing the same complex genetic features, it is unknown where they truly originated, and how they were separated over an intergalactic divide; however, it has been noted that humans from the Milky Way, like all other species native to that galaxy, show very little connection to the universal energy shield known as the Force, if at all, in the form of Force-sensitive individuals.

## **Appearances**

* *A Visit from Cybertron*
* *Secrets of Jinn*
* *Forbidden Love*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginning*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith*
* *Rylla's Bounty*
* *A Tough Compromise*
* *Living with Family and Friends*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile*
* *Mara's Mercy Menu*
* *A Surprising Imperial KO*
* *Sun and Moon*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
* *Galactic Civil War*
Iden Versio

**Iden Versio** was a human female soldier who served in the military of the Galactic Empire during its reign. Born to Garrick and Zeehay Versio on the Core World of Vardos, Iden was an accomplished graduate of both her Future Imperial Leaders Military Preparatory School on her homeworld and the Imperial Academy on Coruscant. Stationed as a TIE pilot on the Death Star during the beginning of the Galactic Civil War, she engaged with the rebel Jedi Mara Jade during an escape from the station and later attempted to defend it during the Battle of Yavin, though it was ultimately destroyed. Among the survivors of the Battle, Versio was assigned command of the newly-formed Inferno Squad, first deployed to eliminate remnants of the extremist Partisans known as the Dreamers, and later present on the surface of Endor, where she witnessed the destruction of the second Death Star as well.

## **Appearances**

* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 10: Trash Compactor" (first appearance)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 11: Kenobi"
Enfys Nest

> *"If you died trying to recover the blank I.D. chips, then I'd have gotten rid of some competition, but if you succeeded—even better."*
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**Enfys Nest** was a human female who led the Cloud-Riders, a band of pirates and rebels that fought against many crime syndicates, most notably those that were affiliated with the Shadow Collective. Nest's skills as a pirate earned her a reputation as an infamous marauder against the syndicates, particularly in Crimson Dawn, who Nest and her Cloud-Riders actively fought against in retaliation for the atrocities Crimson Dawn had committed against them. Nest, who wore a battle helmet passed down to her from her mother, had run-ins with Crimson Dawn operative Tobias Beckett and his gang.
Encounter With Caz Solus

> *"The death of Obi-Wan Kenobi hit Padawan Jarik Shan harder than most anyone else at the Temple. Juggling the responsibilities of dealing with an increasingly unstable Anakin and a disillusioned Ahsoka, Jarik can’t handle another problem. As it is, another problem comes in–a mysterious man by the name of Caz Solus, who is thoroughly convinced that Obi-Wan isn’t dead and that the Chancellor is a few days away from being assassinated. And now, sixteen-year-old Jarik Shan has to deal with the guy who probably escaped from an insane asylum on top of it all. Screw Caz Solus."*
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## **Notes**

This shouldn't be considered Shaniverse or Soliverse canon, because it puts a nonsensical dent in both multiverses. This is a purely fun-based crossover, and is just meant as a loose concept.
Herleif

**Herleif** was an Asgardian male warrior who secretly decided to live on Earth in the early 8th century, adopting the alias **Elliot Randolph** by the 21st century. Herleif was once a member of the Berserker Army and possessed the Berserker Staff ― a powerful Asgardian weapon that fueled the wielder with rage ― which he broke into three pieces and hid across the planet. During his long tenure on Earth posing as a human, he became a professor specializing in Norse mythology.

Initially, Herleif was one of the few remaining Asgardian survivors during the Collapse. Due to the horrific scale of the calamity, Herleif felt it necessary to abandon his fake identity resume the mantle of a warrior. He journeyed with Lady Sif's group on their way to reach the Traveler, but was eventually killed in battle.
Fire Nation

The **Fire Nation** is one of the Four Nations on the Deep Core planet of Reylea, located in the planet's western hemisphere and consisting of an archipelago of islands commonly known as the **Fire Islands**, its capital simply referred to as the **Fire Nation Capital**. Initially a disaggregated archipelago ruled by various warlords competing for territory, the entire archipelago was eventually unified under the absolute monarchical rule of an individual who became the first **Fire Lord**.
Father Box

## Usage and History

### Uses

* Terraform a planet by removing any traces of Light and transforming it into a copy of Apokolips
* Turn a planet's native population into Parademons

### Affiliation

* New Gods (Apokoliptian)
* Darkness

> "Indestructible living machines. Much like the Traveler and her Ghosts, these boxes are made from technology so advanced it looks like sorcery. But instead of Light, they wield Darkness."
> ― Lady Sif
>
>

A **Father Box**, also referred to as a **Change Machine**, was a semi-sentient energy matrix crafted in the form of a cube that saw common use by the New Gods of Apokolips. When three boxes were brought together in a process called the **Unity**, they were capable of terraforming entire planets at the whim of their wielder, whilst transforming the population into **Parademons** to serve in Darkseid's vast army.
Gial Ackbar

**Gial Ackbar** was a male Mon Calamari admiral whose service spanned through several pan-galactic conflicts, from the Clone Wars during the fall of the Galactic Republic, to the Galactic Civil War in the reign of the Galactic Empire. Initially the head of the Mon Calamari Guard, he led the defense of his homeworld against the Confederacy of Independent Systems and was vital to the ascent of Prince Lee-Char in the Battle of Mon Cala. His reputation as a strategist served him well later as Supreme Commander of the Rebel fleet, ensuring decisive victories against the Empire during the Galactic Civil War, notably in the Battle of Endor in 4 ABY and the conclusive Battle of Jakku the following year. Following the signing of the Galactic Concordance in 5 ABY that formalised the end of the Galactic Civil War and the transition of the Alliance into the New Republic, Ackbar would maintain his position of Supreme Commander in the New Republic Defense Fleet throughout the New Republic Era, which expanded to coordinating the forces of the New Republic-Chiss Ascendancy-Imperial Remnant coalition against the invading extragalactic Hive in the Taken War.

## **Appearances**

* *Galactic Civil War* (will appear)
* *The Shan Bloodline - Volume 1: The Taken War* (will appear)
Greef Karga

**Greef Karga** was a human male and former disgraced Magistrate before becoming an agent of the Bounty Hunters' Guild following the collapse of the Galactic Empire. In around 9 ABY, he met with the bounty hunter named Din Djarin in a cantina to accept four bounties the hunter had captured. Djarin then refused to accept payment in Imperial credits, forcing Karga to pay him in Calamari Flan, after which he told of an unusual job from individual known as the Client associated with an Imperial remnant.

Karga was pleased when Djarin completed the job, and after congratulating him, gave him a new bounty to hunt down. Djarin however had a change of heart and decided to rescue the bounty, a small child named Grogu, whom he had originally delivered to the Client. Karga then led a group of other Guild members in confronting Djarin and trying to reclaim the Child, but ultimately the hunters were overwhelmed when Djarin's Tribe joined the battle. Karga fled and confronted Djarin alone in Djarin's gunship, the *Razor Crest*, but the bounty hunter outwitted Karga and shot him off the ship and escaped.

The angered Client took over Karga's city in retaliation for losing his prize. This prompted Karga to seek Djarin's aid in liberating the planet despite his betrayal of the Guild. After planning to betray him, Karga had a change of heart and ended up fighting with Djarin. They planned to kill the Client, but the plan went awry and the Client was killed by Moff Gideon. After being surrounded by Gideon and his Imperial remnant, Karga escaped to the lava flats where he was once again attacked by Gideon. However, Gideon was defeated by Djarin and Karga offered him a place in the Guild again. He refused but Djarin's other companion Cara Dune, accepted the offer to become his personal enforcer, with Karga becoming a High Magistrate.
Happy Hogan

> *"I gave a speech? How was it?"
> "Edifying."
> "Unintelligible."
> "Really? It's my favorite kind, a winning combo."*
>
> ― Tony Stark, Happy Hogan and Maya Hansen
>
>

**Harold Joseph "Happy" Hogan** was a human male who became a close friend of Tony Stark, working as his personal chauffeur―formerly as his personal bodyguard―and Head of Security of Stark Industries.

## **Personality and traits**

> *"Since you've taken the post..."
> "You don't have to thank me."
> "We've had a rise in staff complaints of 300%."
> "Thank you."*
>
> ― Pepper Potts and Happy Hogan
>
>

*(to be added)*

## **Skills and abilities**

> *"What the heck was that?!"
> "It's called mixed martial arts, it's been around for three weeks."
> "It's called dirty boxing, there's nothing new about it."*
>
> ― Happy Hogan and Tony Stark
>
>

*(to be added)*

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 1: Assembling Heroes (will appear)*
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal (will appear)*
Fan Stories

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Hello readers of the Shaniverse! This page will be dedicated to work that is done by *you* that you've written about characters in the Shaniverse. While these works won't necessarily be considered *canon* to the Shaniverse, I still welcome fans of this series to add their own contributions, and am happy to provide you the opportunity!
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J't'p'tan

> "I've got a feeling we're not on Malachor anymore."
> "What gave it away?"
> ― Jarik Shan and Ahsoka Tano
>
>

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — “Welcome to Tynoli” *(first appearance)*
* *Sun and Moon* — “The Matron”
* *Sun and Moon* — “Unpleasant Memories”
* *Sun and Moon* — “A Taboo Proposal”
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — “Post-Credit Scene” *(mentioned)*
Duel on Tatooine

* The Sith reveal that they still exist, after the Jedi believed them to be extinct for a millennium

A **Duel on Tatooine** was fought between Sith Lord Darth Maul and Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn during the Invasion of Naboo. Maul had been sent by his Master Darth Sidious to capture Queen Amidala of Naboo, who had managed to get through the Trade Federation's blockade of her homeworld and take temporary refuge on Tatooine under the protection of Jinn and his apprentice Obi-Wan Kenobi.

By tracing transmissions to the Queen's royal starship, Maul managed to successfully track the starship and its crew to Tatooine, where he dispatched a probe droid to confirm their presence there. Maul ambushed Jinn as he prepared to load a newcomer to their party, Anakin Skywalker, onto the Queen's starship, which was due to depart for the galactic capital of Coruscant.

The duel was a brief but fierce skirmish, with Maul gaining the upper hand as soon as he leapt into action. Maul's terrifying combination of agility, anger and ferocity surprised Jinn, who seemed to tire as the battle went on. He was unable to sufficiently counter-attack Maul's lethal lightsaber technique, as the Zabrak relished in a first duel with a Jedi Master. Although Maul would go on to wield a double-bladed lightsaber, he was still skilled with a single blade, and this was the factor that nearly cost Jinn his life.

Jinn managed to hold off Maul long enough for the ship to launch. The sudden appearance of Maul revealed to the Jedi Order the reemergence of the Sith, who were thought to have been destroyed for an entire millennium.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 38: The Nightsisters" (first mentioned, albeit indirectly)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 39: His Mandalorian Past" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 52: Old Wounds" (indirect mention only)
Imperial Era

> "In order to ensure the security and continuing stability, the Republic will be reorganized into the first Galactic Empire! For a safe and secure society!"
> ― Sheev Palpatine, to the Galactic Senate
>
>

The **Imperial Era**, also known as the **Age of the Empire**, the **Age of Rebellion** or the **Dark Times**, was a time period that began with the Proclamation of the New Order—the event that marked the reorganization of the democratic Galactic Republic into the autocratic Galactic Empire—at the end of the Clone Wars in 19 BBY. Within a generation, however, it ended with the Empire's dissolution through the signing of the Galactic Concordance in 5 ABY, approximately one year after the death of Galactic Emperor Sheev Palpatine at the Battle of Endor. That one-year period, spanning from 4 ABY to 5 ABY, would later be known as the fall of the Empire.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith (first appearance)*
* *Rylla’s Bounty*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* (will appear)
* *Galactic Civil War*
Eli Vanto

> "Even after all this time, you still surprise me, sir."
> ― Eli Vanto, to Thrawn
>
>

**Eli N. Vanto**, known under his time with the Chiss Ascendancy as **Eli'van'to** and **Ivant**, was a human male who initially served as an ensign and later a commander in the Imperial Navy during the reign of the Galactic Empire. For several years, Vanto served as a translator, aide, student, and protégé of the Chiss known as Thrawn, who became a rising star in the Imperial Navy, serving alongside Thrawn in several Imperial military operations against smugglers and insurgents. Due to his close friendship and loyalty to Thrawn, Vanto's promotion was overlooked for several years by the Imperial military hierarchy, who discriminated against non-human aliens and looked down on Wild Space outsiders like Vanto.

Following the intervention of the future Lothalite Governor Arihnda Pryce and Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin, Vanto received his long overdue promotion and eventually rose to the rank of Commander. While pursuing the shadowy insurgent leader known as Nightswan, Vanto discovered evidence that the Empire was transporting large quantities of doonium and other precious metals for a mysterious project, which was eventually revealed to be the first Death Star. Following the defeat of Nightswan during the Batonn sector insurgency, Commander Vanto was dispatched by Thrawn to the Unknown Regions to serve as the Empire's attache to the Chiss Ascendancy. Later, Vanto would join Admiral Ar'alani and participate in a meeting with Jedi Knight Jarik Shan, whose assistance they sought in an impending pan-galactic war against the Yuuzhan Vong.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 13: Escaping Hypori" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 26: Thrawn's Web"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 51: A New Berk"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 53: Fire Across the Galaxy"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 79: Darkness is Growing"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 81: Dangerous Curiosity" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 82: The Dreadnaught" (main story and flashback)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 83: The Daring Escape" (main story and recap)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 15: Letting Go" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 64: Heroes of Mandalore" (mentioned only) (first identified as Elivanto)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 67: The Deal"
Dragon Riders

## Organizational Information

### Affiliated Organizations

* Jedi Order
* Alliance to Restore the Republic *(briefly)*

## Other Information

### Notable members

* Astrid Hofferson
* Mara Jade
* Fishlegs Ingerman
* Snotlout Jorgenson
* Tuffnut Thorston
* Ruffnut Thorston
* Calder *(loosely)*
* Heather *(loosely)*

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile (first appearance)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
Dedra Meero

**Dedra Meero** was a human female who served as a lieutenant and supervisor in the Imperial Security Bureau. Following the incident on Ferrix, Meero participated in a meeting of ISB supervisors chaired by Major Lio Partagaz. Diligent and methodical, she collected and analyzed evidence across the galaxy that indicated an ostensibly more organized rebel effort than her superiors suspected.
Hoth

**Hoth** was a remote, icy planet that was the sixth planet in the star system of the same name, located in the Anoat sector of the galaxy's Outer Rim. It was the homeworld to the primitive wampa and tauntaun species, and hosted Echo Base during the Galactic Civil War, the temporary headquarters of the Alliance to Restore the Republic, until the Galactic Empire located them, initiating a major confrontation known as the Battle of Hoth.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 21: The Great Deception" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 58: A Risky Confrontation" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 59: Technical Difficulties" (mentioned only)
* *Galactic Civil War* (will appear)
Del Meeko

**Del Meeko** was a human male soldier from the Imperial Center who served the Galactic Empire during its reign. A witness to the destruction of the Jedi Order during the fall of the Galactic Republic, Meeko's adaptibility earned the stormtrooper a few reassignments and promotions, such as as a shoretrooper on Scarif and later Chief Engineer aboard a Star Destroyer, before eventually becoming an agent of Inferno Squad, a special forces unit led by Commander Iden Versio, following the destruction of the Death Star at the Battle of Yavin.
Hanir Zhen

> *"I thought you were busy running for President, Senator?"
> "I still make time for this. I've got plenty of time to put you away Zhen, don't you worry."*
>
> — Hanir Zhen and Ivan Shuno
>
>

**Hanir Zhen** was a human male firebender and a long time member of the Triple Threat Triad, the largest criminal gang in Republic City. At some point during or before 171 AG he was arrested by the Republic City Police, but was bailed out as a result of corrupt officials in the United Republic government. He was also critical about Viper's decision to allow a young nonbender, Tokuga, to become a triad member.

## **Appearances**

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea (first appearance)*
Harley Green

**Harley Keener Green** was human male from Earth, and was the younger brother of Doreen Green. When Harley was four years old he was abandoned by his father, who left in 2006 and never returned ― supposedly with the excuse of going to 7-Eleven to get lottery tickets ― leaving him with mother and two sisters, Doreen and Lilian.

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 1: Assembling Heroes* (will appear)
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal* (will appear)
Hawkeye

> "I see better from a distance."
> ― Clint Barton
>
>

**Clinton Francis "Clint" Barton**, also known as **Hawkeye**, was a skilled marksman who worked as a special agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and was one of the founding members of the Avengers. Known for his use of the bow and arrow as his primary weapon, Barton became one of the best agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., going so far as to even earn the full trust of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s director, Nick Fury, which was reserved for very few people. Barton was also responsible for the recruitment of Black Widow into the spy agency; initially he was sent to eliminate the threat she posed to global security, but when confronting the deadly assassin he saw her potential to be a force for good instead. From then on Barton and Romanoff would work closely together, becoming best friends as S.H.I.E.L.D.'s top agents.

## **Personality and traits**

> "I see you with the Avengers, and, well..."
> "You don't think they need me?"
> "Actually, I think they do. They're gods, and they need someone to keep them down to Earth."
> ― Laura Barton and Clint Barton
>
>

*(to be added)*

## **Skills and abilities**

> "Just can't seem to miss."
> ― Clint Barton
>
>

*(to be added)*

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse* (will appear)
* *Destiny: A New Legacy* (mentioned only)
Enric Pryde

**Enric Pryde** was a human male officer who held the military rank of Allegiant General in the First Order during the First Order Conflict. Occupying a position of power and privilege, Pryde wielded authority over the ground and naval forces of the First Order military, succeeding even General Armitage Hux in command, something which greatly frustrated the latter. Pryde's flagship, the *Resurgent*-class Star Destroyer *Steadfast*, was named in honor of the vessel he commanded during his time in the Imperial Navy.

A native of the planet Alsakan, Pryde was raised under the reign of the Galactic Empire. As such, his ideology was shaped by the principles of the New Order. A veteran of the Imperial military, he retreated into the Unknown Regions of the galaxy after the Empire fell to the forces of the New Republic. Like other Imperial officers, Pryde joined the Empire's successor state, the First Order, longing to return to the High Human culture and civilization of his youth. During the New Republic Era, he served as part of a second wave of leadership that Supreme Leader Snoke kept in reserve as a member of the Supreme Council. While the mysticism of Snoke and Kylo Ren were foreign to him, Pryde was interested in the material benefits they offered to the military, having served the late Galactic Emperor Darth Sidious during the Galactic Civil War.

## **Appearances**

* *The Shan Bloodline - Volume 3: First Order Conflict* (will appear)