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Toro Calican

**Toro Calican** was a human male bounty hunter during the time of the New Republic. In 5 ABY, he was part of a team of bounty hunters who were tasked with protecting a valuable shipment on Quarzite. He was stationed on Tatooine with the other members of the team, and then they went to Quarzite for the job.

Looking to get into the Bounty Hunters' Guild, Calican took a job to find the assassin Fennec Shand, thus returning to Tatooine. He encountered the bounty hunter Din Djarin in the Mos Eisley Cantina, seeking assistance with the job. They managed to capture Shand, who informed Calican that the Mandalorian was a target of the Guild. Calican shot Shand, and instead sought to turn in the Mandalorian. Returning to the Mandalorian's starship, the *Razor Crest*, Calican captured Grogu, whom the Mandalorian had rescued from the Guild. The Mandalorian killed Calican and left Tatooine with Grogu, ending Calican's official bounty hunting career before it had even begun.

## Appearances

* A Job Worth Payment (First appearance)
* The Sand Will Provide (Indirect mention only)
* *Boba and Fennec* (Mentioned only)
TIE/rp Reaper attack lander

The **TIE/rp Reaper attack lander**, also known simply as the **TIE Reaper**, was a troop carrier variant of Sienar Fleet Systems's TIE line used by the Galactic Empire. The TIE Reaper differed from the standard craft of the TIE line as it was primarily a troop dropship; designed for ferrying troops amidst the heat of battle, such as the death troopers during the Battle of Scarif.

## Characteristics

The TIE/rp Reaper attack lander was a troop carrier variant of the TIE line. Also known as the TIE Reaper, the starship was manufactured by Sienar Fleet Systems, as with all craft of the TIE line, and used by the Galactic Empire.

The transport was designed specifically to ferry elite troops to flashpoints on a battlefield. Thus, the attack lander featured two streamlined flat, pointed, horizontal wings, which had a large horizontal stabilizer hinged between and functioned also as solar collectors. At 24.2 meters long, 16.5 meters wide, and 4.7 meters high, a new TIE Reaper cost 140,000 credits, while a used one cost 65,000 credits. The vessel was also equipped with shields, ejector seats, and life-support systems, and it held enough consumables for five days.

Thrust was provided by the dropship's 90 MGLT twin ion engines, with the vessel having a maximum speed of 950 kph. Its Class 1 hyperdrive could be accessed from the cockpit, which housed three seats lined alongside the front-facing window and uncluttered space behind. From the seats, a single pilot could operate the craft, which had a T-s9a targeting computer, SFS N-a1 Navcon navigation system, and two SFS L-s9.3 laser cannons.

The TIE Reaper was similar in design to the TIE/sk x1 experimental air superiority fighter, also known as the TIE striker, a streamlined TIE variant specialized for in-atmosphere missions, such as patrolling important Imperial ground-based installations. The two units complemented each other at the Imperial security complex on Scarif, where they operated alongside Surface Command and the Imperial Army's Scarif Deployment battling rebel forces.

## Appearances

* Raiders of the Lost Darth (First appearance)
* The Final Stand
* Bounty
* Into the Crossfire
* "It Gets Ugly"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (Wreckage only)
* Gambit on Geonosis
* *Star Wars: Veers*
The Sun Sets and It Rises

"**The Sun Sets and It Rises**" is the eighth episode of Season 4.

## Trivia

* Indiana Jones enlisting Benthic and his Partisans to serve as an army for the Fett gotra's forces before the second battle for Mos Espa directly mirrors Din Djarin trying to get Cobb Vanth and the people of Freetown to serve as an army for the gotra in Chapter 6 of *The Book of Boba Fett* prior to the Battle for Mos Espa.
TT-8L/Y7 gatekeeper droid

The **TT-8L/Y7** was an alternate model of the standard TT-8L gatekeeper droid designed for installation in a door or a door frame.

## Characteristics

A model of security droid consisting of an extending eyestalk with an orange photoreceptor, the TT-8L/Y7 gatekeeper droid was installed in doors and entryways to screen visitors and scan for weapons. Considered obnoxious and invasive, TT-8L/Y7s enjoyed their position of control and were nicknamed "tattletale droids" due to their demeanor in the pursuit of fulfilling their programming. They spoke in a barking metallic voice using an attached speaker and had a grating laugh. TT-8L/Y7s also functioned as holocams.

## History

Manufactured by Serv-O-Droid, Inc., the TT-8L/Y7 was in use across the galaxy for years. During the Clone Wars, one was installed outside the main entrance of Rishi Station, a Grand Army of the Republic listening post, and the Trandoshan scavenger Gha Nachkt had a pair of these droids installed in the airlock of his freighter, the *Vulture's Claw*. General Grievous, the leader of the Separatist Droid Army, had several TT-8L/Y7s in his fortress on the third moon of Vassek. The Hutt crime lord Jabba Desilijic Tiure had one fitted into the front gate of his palace on Tatooine, which was considered to be one of the most infamous and annoying examples ever in use.
Unidentified comms officer (Avenger)

A male **comms officer** served aboard the *Avenger* between 8 ABY and 9 ABY. He reported to General Maximilian Veers about the Viper probe droid XJ9-CS15's transmissions from Scarif. The officer said that the probe droid had captured images of bounty hunter Boba Fett entering the remains of the Citadel Tower. Veers knew that there were a lot of Imperial secrets still in the partially-destroyed Scarif vault, deducing that Fett was looking for the *Black-Saber* data tape. Later, Veers ordered a hyperspace jump to Scarif.

## Appearances

* Into the Great Unknown (First appearance)
Unidentified EG-6 power droid (Tatooine)

This **EG-6 power droid** was found by Jawas on Tatooine and held inside a sandcrawler where it encountered C-3PO and R2-D2 just prior to the Battle of Yavin. It eventually ended up inside Boba Fett's Palace, though how the droid got to the palace was unknown.

## History

The droid's memory was enhanced beyond that of a standard power droid and it became more useful as a diagnostics system analyzer than an energizer. It spent most of its existence on a Tatooine moisture farm and became adept at analyzing farm and agricultural equipment.

Some time prior to the Battle of Yavin, the droid's farm was raided by Tusken Raiders who killed its owners. The power droid was then salvaged by Jawas and brought on board their sandcrawler, where it eventually encountered C-3PO and R2-D2. The droid's enhanced programming led it to be friendly and able to give technical advice. Having had its identification numbers removed, the droid had no name but was content to know he was more advanced than his peers.

By 9 ABY, the droid had ended up inside Jabba's Palace, which was now under the rule of Boba Fett, the Daimyo of Mos Espa. It subsequently remained at the palace, becoming one of the primary residents there. At one point the droid was wandering around in the palace garage. Sometime later it was idling in the hallway that led into the throne room.

## Appearances

* Invaders on Their Land (First appearance)
* The Sun Sets and It Rises
Unidentified TIE Pilot 3 (Scarif)

This **TIE Pilot** flew a TIE/IN interceptor in the Dark Empire. He was part of a detachment of four TIE Interceptors sent to stop *Slave I*, which was flown by Boba Fett, from shooting down a fleeing Sentinel-class landing craft. In the battle over the skies of Scarif, the interceptors and Boba engaged in starfighter combat. At some point, *Slave I* went into the clouds, confusing the pilots. Suddenly, it reappeared, destroying one of the TIEs. This pilot and the remaining two pursued Fett upwards after the bounty hunter successfully destroyed the landing craft, but Fett unloaded a seismic charge from *Slave I*, making it fall into the interceptors' vicinity. The radius of the charge's detonation destroyed the three interceptors and killed this TIE Pilot.

## Appearances

* Into the Great Unknown (First appearance) (Fighter only)
TL-50 Heavy Repeater

The **TL-50 Heavy Repeater** was a model of heavy repeating blaster rifle that was manufactured for the special forces of the Galactic Empire. In addition to sending storms of blaster bolts from its multiple barrels, the rifle could gather its energy into a powerful concussion blast. It could also be modified with an extended barrel for reduced spread and with a power cell for increased cooling power. During the Galactic Civil War against the Rebel Alliance, Commander Iden Versio of the Empire's elite Inferno Squad carried a TL-50 Heavy Repeater.
Unidentified IG-86 sentinel droid (Carlac)

This **IG-86 sentinel droid** was stationed on the snow-covered planet of Carlac and used by a group of cold weather assault stormtroopers affiliated with Gideon's Imperial remnant for target practice.

## History

Sometime during the New Republic Era, this droid was captured by snowtroopers who served under Moff Gideon and brought to their encampment on the planet of Carlac, being used for target practice.

When archaeologists Indiana Jones and K-7R3 were captured by the snowtroopers and brought to the camp in 9 ABY, K-7R3 was ordered by the troopers to fix all of the damaged droids, including this sentinel droid.

## Appearances

* "Alliances"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (First appearance)
Unidentified Stormtrooper Commander (Tython)

A human male **Stormtrooper Commander** served in a Galactic Empire remnant led by Moff Gideon. Around 9 ABY, the commander and his unit were dispatched by Gideon to the planet Tython to capture the Force-sensitive infant Grogu. The trooper pushed his comrades to advance up the slope and against two enemies, the bounty hunter Boba Fett and assassin Fennec Shand, and continued to fire on the opponents. However, the Stormtrooper Commander was killed by Fett when the bounty hunter flanked and impaled the commander with a gaderffii stick.

## History

During the reign of the New Republic, the Stormtrooper Commander served in a remnant of the Galactic Empire led by Moff Gideon. Around 9 ABY, the trooper traveled aboard Gideon's light cruiser, which tracked the gunship *Razor Crest* to the planet Tython in search of the Force-sensitive infant Grogu. The Stormtrooper Commander was deployed by Gideon to the surface on an Imperial transport, leading a unit in search of Grogu. After the dropship landed next to the *Razor Crest* and the stormtroopers exited, proceeding toward the child's location. However, they immediately came under fire from the bounty hunter Boba Fett and assassin Fennec Shand, positioned up a hill slope, who killed several of them before the Stormtrooper Commander ordered them move up the slope after the two.

The commander's squad fired on the two enemies with their E-11 blaster rifles and the trooper told one of the unit to flank them from above to their left. The other stormtrooper replied that there was too much fire right before being shot and killed, prompting the commander to order the rest of the troopers to continue up the slope. As stormtrooper reinforcements deployed from the dropship, the troopers continued to fire up the hill slope, taking further losses from Shand. An E-Web turret and an Artillery stormtrooper attempted to kill the assassin, but she pushed a large boulder out of place, which crushed several stormtroopers and the E-Web emplacement before landing near the Stormtrooper Commander.

The commander prompted the other stormtroopers to keep advancing before Fett, having crept up from behind, tapped the trooper on the shoulder with his gaderffii stick. The stormtrooper attempted to raise his blaster, but the bounty hunter knocked the rifle from the trooper's hands, taking down the commander. After eliminating three more stormtroopers with his weapon, Fett walked to the Stormtrooper Commander and grabbed the trooper by the throat, throwing the commander to the ground and impaling the trooper's chest armor. The rest of the stormtroopers soon retreated despite another Imperial transport arriving, and Fett destroyed both dropships upon their ascent. Gideon's cruiser, though, destroyed the *Razor Crest* and his dark troopers were able to apprehend Grogu and escape.

## Personality and traits

A human male, the Stormtrooper Commander repeatedly told the trooper's subordinates to advance on the enemy, calling one of them an idiot when the other trooper argued that there was too much fire.
Unidentified sacrifice victim

A **Sacrifice Victim** was one of the prisoners of the Sith Eternal. He was killed in 7 ABY as part of a ceremony at a Sith temple on Mustafar.

## History

In 7 ABY, when Boba Fett, who was pursuing Chattar Lal, found his way down into the Sith temple, he witnessed Lal and the High Priest sacrifice a Mustafarian to Darth Vader and the Sith Lords. As the Mustafarian was being dragged to the altar he helplessly protested about was happening, he was then placed inside an iron cage. Lal, who was wearing the Glove of Darth Vader, then reached inside his chest with simulated Force power and removed his heart while calling upon the immortal gods of the Sith, but the Mustafarian continued to live without it. Lal then gave the heart to the High Priest.

During the 'ceremony' the Mustafarian prayed, knowing his fate. He was then immersed in molten lava, where he caught fire before he was killed by the lava; he screamed in fear and pain throughout the whole experience. As he died, his heart caught fire in the High Priest's hand as the cultist cackled insanely.
Thermal detonator

**Thermal detonators** were palm-sized, spherical devices that were used as extremely deadly explosive weapons. In addition to being surprisingly powerful for their size, they could only be deactivated by whomever turned them on. They would only explode when they were activated, and therefore a secure and stable weapon to carry. They could also be programmed to explode after a set amount of time.

Their usage was heavily regulated, and owning one illegally could earn its owner the capital punishment in many star systems. Most thermal detonators contained baradium, a highly unstable chemical compound that could blow a two-meter-deep hole in pure permacite. The chemical compound was so unstable that, in certain situations, some detonators have exploded after being accidentally dropped to the ground. This, was due to them having been exposed to too much heat or manipulated harshly. The power of the thermal detonator made it highly sought-after in the criminal underground, which made its price climb to 2,000 credits on the black market.

The Duros bounty hunter Cad Bane carried thermal detonators, and often used them during assignments. Princess Leia Organa, disguised as the bounty hunter Boushh, threatened the crime lord Jabba the Hutt with a detonator in order to negotiate a deal.
Unidentified Tusken Raider village

A **village** of Tusken Raiders was located on the desert planet Tatooine. In 0 ABY, whilst on the planet negotiating a deal for the Galactic Empire with Jabba the Hutt, Darth Vader slaughtered the members of the village.

Sometime during 9 ABY, Lyn Me, Fennec Shand, and Boba Fett came across the village's remains. Fett remembered this village as he had been within its vicinity nine years earlier around the same time when Vader was negotiating the deal with Jabba.

## Appearances

* The Sand Will Provide (First appearance)
Unidentified platoon (Morak)

The Imperial remnants on the planet Morak consisted of at least one **platoon** of stormtroopers, shoretroopers, technicians, and cargo transport pilots. This platoon was commanded by a number of officers including Valin Hess. The platoon guarded the Morak Imperial refinery where the Imperials were mining and refining rhydonium. The base was known to be run by Imperial Security Bureau agents who set up extreme security measures.

By 9 ABY, the Mandalorian Din Djarin and his allies undertook a mission to Morak seeking the location of Moff Gideon's Imperial remnant. Disguised as Juggernaut Pilots, Djarin and Migs Mayfeld infiltrated the Imperial refinery while piloting Juggernaut Five, one of several HCVw A9.2 juggernaut transports operated by the Morak remnants. Along the way, they were attacked by Shydopp pirates who attempted to destroy the transport's rhydonium supply. Djarin held off the attackers long enough for the Imperial remnant to intervene, believing that the infiltrators were fellow Imperial soldiers.

The platoon deployed from the refinery's entrance to protect the cargo transport from the remaining pirates. Stormtroopers and shoretroopers formed a defense line behind the Juggernaut and opened fire on the pirates, killing them on sight. Mayfeld and Djarin were welcomed into the facility; unaware of their true identities, the troopers saluted the infiltrators as they drove by.
Umbaran Soldier

**Umbaran Soldiers** were members of the Umbaran Militia who served their homeworld as militants.

## Characteristics

They were encased inside a protective suit which covered their faces. Their helmets fed its wearer a potent gas mixture that kept them ready for combat, improving their reflexes and aggression level. They utilized their standard blasters but also made use of other advanced weapons such as the millicreep and the Umbaran hover tank.

## History

The Umbarans were highly trained in combat, which proved effective during the Republic assault on their homeworld. They caused heavy casualties on the Republic side using the cover of darkness which continuously covered Umbara.

In 5 ABY, bounty hunter Boba Fett pursued his target, Jar Jar Binks, to Umbara. While in the Umbaran forest, Fett encountered an Umbaran Soldier, easily killing him and taking his millicreep droid to use to hunt down Binks. Later, at a nearby airbase, Umbaran Soldiers stood guard on the landing platform as a GS-100 salvage ship departed for Jakku. Knowing that Binks was aboard the scavenger ship, Fett came to the airbase and fought against the Umbarans who tried to stop him. Ultimately, the bounty hunter was able to defeat his attackers.
Unidentified LEP-series service droid (Carlac)

This **LEP-series service droid** was stationed on the snow-covered planet of Carlac and used by a group of cold weather assault stormtroopers affiliated with Gideon's Imperial remnant for target practice.

## History

Sometime during the New Republic Era, this droid was captured by snowtroopers who served under Moff Gideon and brought to their encampment on the planet of Carlac, being used for target practice.

When archaeologists Indiana Jones and K-7R3 were captured by the snowtroopers and brought to the camp in 9 ABY, K-7R3 was ordered by the troopers to fix all of the damaged droids, including this LEP servant droid.

## Appearances

* "Alliances"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (First appearance)
Unidentified 8D-series smelter droid (Carlac)

An **8D-series smelter droid** was one of the droids located within the Carlac Death Watch camp and blasted for target practice.

Sometime before 20 BBY, the smelter droid was captured by Death Watch, a Mandalorian terrorist organization, and brought to Carlac.

## History

Some time during its history, this droid was captured by the Death Watch terrorist organization and brought to their encampment on the planet of Carlac, where, along with other captured droids, was used as target practice for the Death Watch soldiers.

When junior senator Lux Bonteri arrived on Carlac along with Padawan Ahsoka Tano and astromech droid R2-D2 to deliver a holotrace device with the location of Separatist leader Count Dooku to the the Death Watch, R2 was ordered by the soldiers to fix all of the damaged droids, including this one, to be used as target practice again.

After the Death Watch attacked the Ming Po town and Ahsoka's true identity was revealed, she along with Lux were brought back to the camp and faced execution. Fortunately, R2-D2 had finished repairing the droids and had assembled them to fight against the Death Watch, allowing Ahsoka and Lux time to escape. In the end, after the firefight broke out, all of the droids were destroyed, but Lux, Ahsoka and R2-D2 managed to escape the camp and subsequently, the planet.

Many years later, during the Age of the New Republic, a group of snowtroopers affiliated with Gideon's Imperial remnant set up camp on Carlac in the remains of the Death Watch encampment. They rebuilt the destroyed droids, including the smelter droid, using them for target practice.

## Appearances

* "Alliances"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (First appearance)
Tarr Kligson

**Tarr Kligson** was a human member of the Kligson Clan who operated as a bounty hunter and worked with the bounty hunter Jango Fett prior to the latter's death in 22 BBY. By that year, the two undertook a heist in the Outer Rim Territories, during which Kligson was injured. Kligson led Fett to the droid station The Haven, which his family had safeguarded for millennium. After they arrived, Kligson requested that the droids on the station save him, though they forced Fett to leave. Eventually the droids fixed Kligson, and he remained aboard the station. A veteran of the Clone Wars and a Captain in the Imperial Army, Kligson was marked for death by the Empire after refusing to lead an invasion of his homeworld, Sucharme. Kligson was rescued by the Grohl Liberation Front and received cybernetic enhancements that saved his life. Afterward, Kligson retreated entirely from contact with other organics, sequestering himself aboard his "Droid World" and only consorting with mechanicals.

Kligson became a spacer legend in the years to come, as word spread of a reclusive technician who could seemingly repair any droid. Between 3 ABY and 4 ABY, as seen by a Force vision of the future shown by the Eye of Webbish Bog to the Sith Lord Darth Vader, members of the Rebel Alliance traveled to the moon after Luke Skywalker felt a disturbance in the Force that came from the moon. When they arrived at the moon, they discovered the source of the disturbance, an attack on homesteaders by the droid Ajax Sigma aboard their ship. Skywalker asked R2-D2 to plug into the ship to find out whether the homesteaders knew anything about the moon. R2 then discovered the name of the moon and informed the rebels, with Lando Calrissian remarking that he had never heard of the moon but was glad to not to be whoever Kligson was.

Also between 3 ABY and 4 ABY, Kligson, who also became known as a cyborg fixer, allied with the Scourge to take over the station, becoming its new guardian like his ancestors had done. The crew of the bounty hunter T'onga traveled to the Haven in search of Kligson so he could save their crewmember, the cyborg Beilert Valance. After they arrived, Valance was taken to Kligson, who instead of helping the cyborg, revealed his intent to use Valance's body as a vessel to "usher in a perfect age." The Scourge, however, abandoned Kligson to the bounty hunters once it had taken over Valance's body.

Around 6 ABY, Kligson was present on the planet Daiyu, where he was sought out by Boba Fett, Jango's cloned son.
Unidentified death trooper (Geonosis)

A **death trooper** served under General Maximilian Veers on the planet Geonosis in 9 ABY, being one of the death troopers who opened fire on the Geonosian Grub, killing its owner and B1-series battle droid workers. He later fought against Boba Fett and his companions, ultimately being shot by Indiana Jones after engaging in a brief brawl with Fett.
Unidentified Second Union soldier (Grail Temple)

This **Second Union soldier** took part in the quest for the Rugosa Grail in 6 ABY.

## History

This Second Union soldier was chosen as the second man to try and make it through the traps of the Grail Temple protecting the Rugosa Grail. His nervousness at seeing the decapitated soldier who had gone before him meant that he was unprepared for the first test: the Breath of God. His head was sheared clean off his shoulders and rolled all the way down to where Boba Fett's party were crouched, secretly observing. His mutilated corpse was later left inside the temple after Indiana Jones triggered its collapse.

## Appearances

* The Sacred Water of Rugosa (First appearance)
Red Key Raiders

The **Red Key Raiders** were a criminal syndicate that emerged following the Battle of Endor. Its members included Adwin Charu, Lorgan Movellan, and Bivvam Gorge. Following the death of Jabba the Hutt, Red Key attempted to establish a presence on Tatooine by posing as a mining company called the **Red Key Company**. This brought them into conflict with Cobb Vanth, the mayor and sheriff of Freetown. Later, Red Key conspired with the more established Black Sun to prolong the Galactic Civil War by coercing and bribing five senators into opposing Chancellor Mon Mothma's resolution to intervene on Jakku. Their conspiracy was foiled by a team led by Han Solo and the former Imperial loyalty officer Sinjir Rath Velus.

## History

The Red Key Raiders were an upstart criminal organization that emerged shortly after the Battle of Endor in 4 ABY. The Mining Collective was an extension of that group. In the months after the events on Endor, the Red Key started a presence on the desert planet Tatooine by posing as a mining organization called the Red Key Company. Their goal was to appear legitimate while the Empire and New Republic were distracted in the war, and the Hutts distracted by the power vacuum left by Jabba. The end objective was to establish a new age of mining barons.

As part of their efforts, the Red Key Raiders took credit for the death of Jabba for the better part of a year.

A Red Key operative named Adwin Charu tried to procure a set of Mandalorian armor from several Jawa traders. However, he was shot by a mysterious vigilante named Cobb Vanth who stole the armor from him.

In 5 ABY, two Red Key Raiders including Bivvam Gorge ambushed Jabba Desilijic Tiure's former Beastmaster Malakili near Mos Pelgo, which had been renamed Freetown. The gangsters were killed by Cobb Vanth and the Twi'lek woman Issa-Or. Vanth subsequently recruited Malakili into his community and hired him to tame a pair of rontos and to look after a Huttlet named Borgo. Vanth soon incurred the wrath of the Red Key mob boss Lorgan Movellan, who wanted to exploit Tatooine for its dilarium oil, silicax oxalate, and slaves.

Lorgan's forces invaded and occupied Freetown, taking Vanth and the town's inhabitants prisoner. Movellan planned to sell the Huttlet Borgo to the Hutts and kill Vanth. However, Borgo at Malakili's signal let out a loud cry which gave the signal for a group of Tusken Raiders to attack. Vanth and Malakili had earlier forged a pact with the local Tuskens for protection in returning for supplying them with water and a pearl from a krayt dragon's belly. Most of Movellan's henchmen were killed during the attack. Despite Movellan's threats that his masters would come after them, Vanth carved a message on Lorgan's head with his knife.

## Appearances

* A Job Worth Payment (First appearance)
* Coruscant Nights I
* The Mandalorian (In flashback(s))
Trombone

A **trombone** was a kind of musical instrument. When Rokur Gepta approached Lando Calrissian about the Mindharp of Sharu, describing it as the "Ultimate Instrument of Music," Calrissian became exasperated that the sorcerer wasn't looking for something of conventional value such as riches or immortality, but "zithers and trombones." In 4 ABY, Wicket Wystri Warrick played a trombone to signal an Ewok ambush. He later played the instrument again in The BoogieWookiees band as part of Jar Jar Binks' concert. In around 7 ABY, a trombone was put on display in Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities on Batuu. Sometime later, a human musician played a trombone in a cantina on the Ring of Kafrene.
The Haunting of Protocol 66

**"The Haunting of Protocol 66"** was the tale of Clone Force 99 encountering an unexpected threat in the form of one of their members, Wrecker, whose inhibitor chip had activated while the squad was on their mission on Bracca with Captain Rex inside a wrecked Venator-class Star Destroyer on the planet in 19 BBY.

The tale was written in a frightening tone by Omega in her point of view on Ord Mantell shortly after the event. The story started with the moment Wrecker executed Order 66 upon his inhibitor chip's evacuation, going into the Batch's efforts to stop him, and then ending with the surgical operation which saw the successful removal of Wrecker's chip and his restoration to normal.

Omega presumably thought that Order 66 and its effects could be something to be afraid of, so she subsequently gave the story that chilling tone and feel in order to invoke fear into readers about the contingency order. At some point, Boba Fett read the tale himself, and so he told it to Vaneé at Fortress Vader in 7 ABY after the attendant told him two other terrifying stories. After Fett told the story, Vaneé was delighted by its spine-chilling tone and feel surrounding Order 66.
The Mythrol

"**The Mythrol**" was a Mythrol male who worked for Greef Karga until he stole from him and fled. By the time he had a bounty placed upon him during the New Republic Era, the Mythrol was on the ice world of Pagodon, where he was harassed by a group of trawlers within a bar. After a Mandalorian bounty hunter named Din Djarin entered the bar and incapacitated the trawlers, he captured the Mythrol, later freezing him in carbonite before delivering him, along with others, to Karga, who worked as an agent of the Bounty Hunters' Guild, in order to collect the rewards. Karga later let him pay off his debt at work.

## Appearances

* "It Gets Ugly"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (First appearance)
TIE/sr starfighter

The **TIE/sr starfighter**, also known as the **Lone Scout Reconnaissance** or **TIE scout**, was a limited production TIE Series starfighter used by the Galactic Empire as a scout and light reconnaissance vessel. It was one of the many TIE variants in service during the Galactic Civil War.

## Characteristics

At 24 meters long, the TIE/sr was one of the largest TIE variants, and it was distinctive in appearance, with a tall, elongated main fuselage behind the cockpit, flanked by large, bent-wing solar panels. Although slow and not very maneuverable by starfighter standards, neither heavily armored nor heavily armed, it boasted an impressive suite of com-scan equipment, and its enlarged hull could accommodate a crew of up to three, sometimes including a second pilot.

The most notable feature of the TIE scout was that it carried the most capable hyperdrive of any TIE variant. In contrast to the TIE/rc starfighter and TIE Vanguard fighters, which were capable of only sublight reconnaissance ahead of their carrier, the TIE scout could undertake extended lightspeed missions without being at the mercy of a capital ship, like most other TIE models.

It was also capable of making a sensor ping that could reveal unseen enemies.

The TIE scout proved to be too expensive for mass production.

### Civilian model

Unlike most other TIE designs, the TIE scout also had a civilian variant. The Lone Scout-A, designed as an exploration vessel and armed with a single chin-mounted cannon. This variant could carry three passengers and supplies for up to a year, and boasted a cargo capacity comparing favorably with many light freighters: up to 60 cubic meters by volume, or 150 metric tons by weight. Since the Lone Scout-A had shields, the design was still used by the Imperial Navy, as the TIE scout was in need of supplementary designs.

## History

During the Galactic Civil War, TIE scouts were mostly used in the Outer Rim Territories as a scout fighter to scan locations for reconnaissance, and to detect minefields or potential ambushes in advance to the arrival of other forces. The high cost of the vessel prevented the Empire from using it more extensively, which kept the available units consigned to the most needed areas.
Unidentified Second Union Juggernaut pilot

This **Juggernaut pilot** was one of several soldiers serving the Second Union on Rugosa during their quest to find the moon's remaining water. He drove a HAVw A6 Juggernaut commanded by Ernst Vogel.

## History

In 6 ABY, this Second Union soldier drove the HAVw A6 Juggernaut commanded by Colonel Ernst Vogel. When Indiana Jones was hanging off the side of the juggernaut following his first fight with Vogel, the pilot tried to kill Jones by scraping him against the side of a mountain.

As the juggernaut headed toward a solid rock face, Boba Fett and a Second Union crewman were fighting. The soldier was shot by Fett's blaster. As he lost consciousness, the soldier reflexively fired his own weapon. One laser fired ricocheted inside a vent and hit the juggernaut's controls in the cockpit, causing an explosion which killed both the pilot and copilot. With the pilot's body leaning onto the steering levers, the juggernaut swerved away from the rock face (saving Jones just in time), and started moving toward a cliff. The pilot's body was subsequently carried over a cliff along with Vogel and the entire juggernaut.

## Appearances

* The Sacred Water of Rugosa (First appearance)
Unidentified Imperial II-class Star Destroyer

This **Imperial II-class Star Destroyer** served in the Dark Empire during the era of the New Republic. Between 8 and 9 ABY, this Star Destroyer accompanied the *Avenger* and an Arquitens-class command cruiser to Scarif, in an effort to stop Boba Fett from escaping the planet with the data tape codenamed *Black-Saber*.

## Appearances

* Into the Great Unknown (First appearance)
The Enormous Profit

"**The Enormous Profit**" is the fourth episode of *Boba Fett: Open Seasons*.

## Newsreel

*Bounty hunting season! Boba Fett has reemerged in the wider galaxy, slowly regaining the respect he once had before. Now, Fett has become interested in collecting a valuable weapon...*

## Appearances

**By type**

 Organizations and titles

Characters

* HELIOS-3D (First appearance)
* Korbus (First appearance)
* Lalu (First appearance)
* Nute Monchar (First appearance)
* Darth Sidious (Mentioned only)
* Unidentified B1 battle droid (Vizsla Keep 09) (First appearance)
* Unidentified B1 battle droid 2 (Vizsla Keep 09) (First appearance)
* Unidentified B1 battle droid 3 (Vizsla Keep 09) (First appearance)
* Unidentified B1 battle droid 4 (Vizsla Keep 09) (First appearance)
* Unidentified B1 battle droid 5 (Vizsla Keep 09) (First appearance)
* Unidentified BX-series droid commando (Vizsla Keep 09) (First appearance)
* Unidentified droideka (First appearance)‎
* Unidentified OOM command battle droid (Vizsla Keep 09) (First appearance)
* Yiz (First appearance)
* ZZ-4Z (First appearance)
Tognath

**Tognath** were a sentient species that were native to the planet Yar Togna. The Tognath had a striking look thanks to their insectoid and mammalian characteristics; another factor was their having both an endo- and exoskeletons. They also possessed a very primitive nervous system, which provided them with immunity to most pain (a helpful trait in combat). The mercenaries Edrio and Benthic "Two Tubes" were members of this species.

## Characteristics

An ancient species who evolved on the high-gravity volcano world Yar Togna, the Tognath were humanoid beings with both insectoid and mammalian characteristics. Tall and gaunt, the Tognath were a distant genetic relative of the Kel Dor and Gand species; though scholars could not determine whether this relationship was evolutionary or the result of experimentation. Their skin was fleshy and pallid, with a hairless exoskeleton helping to resist the atmospheric pressure of their homeworld. Their compound eyes had no lids, and their vocal cords helped to produce a deep, low voice that was nearly impossible for other species to hear without assistance.

Tognath larvae were hatched from a clutch of eggs that were nurtured in a suspension jelly. While in that jelly, two or more eggs (not necessarily from the same parent) were sometimes grafted together, thus creating a bond that continued throughout the life of the eggmates. When the parasitic larvae emerged, they latched onto one of their parents to feed directly from the bloodstream of their sire for six months. After attaining the nutrient-support necessary, the larval Tognath were taken to a nursery tree where they would spin a cocoon within which they would undergo metamorphosis. For months, the Tognath youth would grow both an endoskeleton and an exoskeleton within the safety of their cocoon, dulling their already less-sensitive nervous system. When a young Tognath emerged from their cocoon, they looked like a smaller version of their adult form.

Tognath almost universally opted to enhance their biological functions with cybernetic modifications. Because of their dulled pain receptors, grafting metal into their flesh was an easy process. Many opted to augment their poor hearing and balance with tech and add special lenses to their eyes, as well as breathing apparatus to process the oxygen content in a planet's atmosphere.
The Sacred Water of Rugosa

"**The Sacred Water of Rugosa**" is the first episode of Season 2.

## Newsreel

*Boba Fett on a mission!* *But this time his objective is not a person, but a thing: a cup containing some sacred water. The cup is somewhere on the coral moon of Rugosa, which used to contain vast oceans until they dried up! Now, with the help of Doctor Indiana Jones, none had better stand between him and his goal...*

## Trivia

* The episode is a complete reference to *Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade*.
Unidentified Rodian thug 2

This **Rodian thug** was present in the bar on Pagodon in 9 ABY. After Din Djarin left the bar following a short brawl with three trawlers, this Rodian, along with another thug, noticed Indiana Jones. They mistook him for Han Solo, because Jones and Solo looked exactly alike, and tried to start a fight with him. During the small fight, Jones incapacitated the Rodian by first hitting him with his whip, and then breaking his arm. When the fight was over, the Rodian thug fled the bar.

## Appearances

* "It Gets Ugly"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (First appearance)
Unidentified krayt dragon

Around 9 ABY, a **krayt dragon** repeatedly attacked the village of Mos Pelgo, as well as a group of Tusken Raiders. In order to handle the animal, Cobb Vanth made a deal with Mandalorian Din Djarin, wherein Djarin would aid Vanth in killing the krayt in exchange for the lawman's set of Mandalorian armor. The pair later sought help from the aforementioned Tusken Raiders who entered a friendly alliance with the Mos Pelgo villagers. The allied group of villagers and Tusken Raiders then formulated a plan which involved coaxing the krayt dragon from its den toward a set of buried explosives which were meant to destroy it from the underside. The plan ultimately failed and Djarin was forced to improvise an alternative, making use of explosives that were strapped to a bantha, allowing himself and the bantha to be swallowed whole by the dragon. Using his jetpack to escape from the dragon's mouth Djarin activated the explosives, finally killing the dragon.
Unidentified stormtrooper (Scarif)

> "*Put your hands up, bounty hunter scum!*"
> ― The stormtrooper, to Boba Fett
>
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This **stormtrooper** was part of a stormtrooper squadron dispatched to the remains of the Citadel Tower to retrieve the *Black-Saber* data tape. However, they encountered Boba Fett, who had gotten to the tape before them. This stormtrooper snuck into the vault control room and held Fett at gunpoint from behind, telling him to raise his hands into the air. Suddenly, Fett grabbed this trooper, easily defeating him by wrestling him to the ground. Then, Boba pushed him out of the broken window, sending stormtrooper falling to his death in the depths of the Scarif vault.

## Appearances

* Into the Great Unknown (First appearance)
Unidentified Second Union gunship pilot

A human male **pilot** served within the Second Union on Nevarro in 9 ABY. He piloted one of the two LAAT/i gunships that were escaping the Nevarro before the nuclear bomb in the city that the Union had secretly planted underground exploded. The other gunship carried IG-88A. However, Boba Fett, who was seeking to stop IG and deactivate the bomb, caught up with the two gunships. This Second Union pilot was killed when he was dragged out of the cockpit of his gunship by the bounty hunter and then thrown out of the ship, falling to the ground below. The rest of the Union personnel aboard the gunship perished as well.
Unidentified Pyke boss

A Pyke male served as the **boss** of the Pyke Syndicate's operations on the planet Tatooine. After the operations came into conflict with the local Tusken Raiders, a protection fee was demanded for the indigenous people, which the boss's superiors refused as they already paid the Nikto bikers of the Kintan Striders Gang. The Pyke boss discussed the arrangement complications with the bounty hunter Boba Fett, the Tuskens' representative, who promised that the Pykes would not hear from the Nikto bikers again.

Having lied to Fett, the boss had the Tusken tribe destroyed and framed the Kintan Striders, which Fett took revenge on. The former bounty hunter later became the Daimyo of Tatooine, but was defied by Mayor Mok Shaiz of the city Mos Espa, who promised the Daimyo's territories to the Pyke Syndicate and also the Second Union if the Pykes lost control. The boss thus prepared to usurp Fett, sending the bounty hunter Cad Bane to keep the settlement Freetown from joining the Daimyo and having his own assets bomb the Sanctuary cantina in Mos Espa.

Working with the leaders of Mos Espa's three families, the boss staged an attack on the Fett gotra in Mos Espa. However, the forces failed to defeat the gotra and retreated back to the Mos Eisley spaceport where the boss was based. The Pyke informed the leaders of Mos Espa that he was leaving Tatooine, much to their displeasure, when they were interrupted by an attack. With his allies being shot down, the boss fired back and attempted to face the attacker, Fennec Shand. However, Shand stabbed him in the back.

## Appearances

* *A Third Time* (First appearance)
* From the Desert Comes a Stranger (Mentioned only)
Trident-class assault ship

The ***Trident*-class assault ship**, more commonly known as the **Trident drill assault craft** or simply the **Trident drill**, was a droid drilling gunship used for stealthy, underwater assaults, as used in the Battle of Kamino and the Battle of Mon Calamari during the Clone Wars.

## Characteristics

The *Trident*-class assault ship was a modifiable droid gunship carrier with aquatic capability. It was equipped with eight laser cannons, four powerful mechanical arms, and a drill-spike that could be swapped out for a powerful engine for long-distance and space travel. It was fitted with two primary observation portals and eight secondary ones along its "head," while its arms were encased by thick durasteel and equipped with magnetic grapples.

## History

After the Clone Wars concluded with the defeat of the Separatists and the Jedi, a Trident-class assault ship was used in 9 BBY by the Republic's successor, the Galactic Empire, on Jedha to drill their way into the Pilgrim's Sanctuary. At some point during the Age of the Empire, Asajj Ventress's Trident, the *Trident*, fell into the hands of Darth Vader who kept it at his Bast Castle on Vjun. In 5 ABY it was used by Boba Fett and Indiana Jones to travel under the oceans of Mon Cala to recover the Glove of Darth Vader.
Unidentified DH-Omni Support Vessel

A **DH-Omni Support Vessel** was in service of the Confederacy of Independent Systems' navy during the Clone Wars against the Galactic Republic. The supply ship crashed on the planet Agamar in the Outer Rim Territories during a battle between Republic and Separatist forces. Following the war's conclusion and the deactivation of the Separatist Droid Army in 19 BBY, the vessel was left derelict on the planet's surface, and was used to house the super tactical droid General Kalani and his garrison of battle droids, which remained there until 2 BBY during the Galactic Civil War. After the Empire's fall, an Aqualish made the still-standing derelict supply ship his residence until he was captured by Boba Fett and IG-88A.
Tusken battle talisman

A **Tusken battle talisman** was an artifact of the Sand People carved from a bantha horn that was believed to give the owner the strength of a bantha and the courage to face death. It had the word "luck" engraved in aurebesh on it.

Jabba Desilijic Tiure owned one of these as a lucky charm, although he lost it. It was later discovered to have somehow ended up in his pet rancor's pit. It later ended up in the hands of Boba Fett when he became the Daimyo of Mos Espa. He kept the talisman with him at his palace.
Unidentified TIE Pilot 2 (Scarif)

> "*Where'd he go? Wait, I see h-AAAAAAAAAAAUGH!!!*"
> ― This pilot's last words
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This **TIE Pilot** flew a TIE/IN interceptor in the Dark Empire. He was part of a detachment of four TIE Interceptors sent to stop *Slave I*, which was flown by Boba Fett, from shooting down a fleeing Sentinel-class landing craft. In the battle over the skies of Scarif, the interceptors and Boba engaged in starfighter combat. At some point, *Slave I* went into the clouds, confusing the pilots. Suddenly, it reappeared, destroying this pilot's TIE, killing him instantly.

## Appearances

* Into the Great Unknown (First appearance)
The Quest for the Crystal Skull

"**The Quest for the Crystal Skull**" is the sixth episode of *Boba Fett: Open Seasons*.

## Newsreel

*The Empire is in chaos. As the old order crumbles, the fledgling New Republic seeks a swift end to the galactic conflict! While all this happens, the one and only Boba Fett and daredevil Indiana Jones chase after an artifact that was stolen from them, hoping to reobtain it...*
Umbrella tree

**Umbrella trees** were a species of multi-layered tree found on the primitive planet Balnab. Troops of native hesten climbed and ate amongst the layers of the trees. During the Clone Wars the droids R2-D2 and C-3PO encountered hesten in an umbrella tree on Balnab, and later sat beneath a small umbrella tree as they ran out of power.
Unidentified Junker

A **Junker** lived on the inhospitable Outer Rim junk planet of Lotho Minor during the time of the Galactic Civil War.

## History

This Junker lived in a camp in the junkyards of Lotho Minor, along with other Junkers. Around 5 ABY, Boba Fett and Indiana Jones arrived on the planet in search of the Crystal Skull, which had been stolen from them by Jawas.

While searching the planet, the two came across the Junker campsite, and the Junkers, along with this one, became agitated and started attacking the two. Jones ran behind a pile of rubbish in an attempt to stage an ambush while Fett confronted the Junkers with his various weaponry. However, this Junker stayed behind and pulled out his Sniper blaster, preparing to snipe Fett. Jones spotted the Junker and hit him with his whip, causing him to miss the shot. Fett then shot the Junker, killing him.

## Appearances

* The Quest for the Crystal Skull (First appearance)
Unidentified B1 battle droid 3 (Vizsla Keep 09)

A **B1 battle droid** lived aboard Vizsla Keep 09 in 5 ABY. He was chatting with another droid about the asteroid outpost, and failed to notice Boba Fett sneaking up on them. Fett quickly destroyed the other droid with a single shot of his EE-3 carbine rifle, and then proceeded to do the same to this droid.
Juggernaut Five

**Juggernaut Five** was an HCVw A9.2 juggernaut transport used to move rhydonium on the planet Morak, which was commandeered by Din Djarin and Migs Mayfeld around 9 ABY. The transport was attacked by raiders attempting to destroy its valuable rhydonium cargo to the planet's Imperial refinery, but was successfully defended by Djarin. It was subsequently destroyed when Mayfeld fired on its Rhydonium shipment, causing a chain reaction that annihilated part of the refinery it was operating out of.