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Parlophone Communications

### **Founded**

1979 (as a Production Development of the Full Name Unit Called "Parlophone Communications")

### **Defunct**

2007 (as a Production Development of the Full Name Unit Called "Parlophone Communications")

### **Key people**

Ted Field
Robert W. Cort
Scott Kroopf

### **Parent**

Independent (1979-1984, 1999-2002)
Jensen Farley Pictures (1982-1983)
PolyGram (1984-1999)
WEA International (2002-2007)

### **Years active**

**Production Development:** 1979-2007

**Parlophone Communications** was a motion picture production company founded in 1979 by Ted Field. Its divisions included Parlophone Records.

## History

In 1979, it has first debuted in Helena, Montana, United States and then moved to Burbank, California, United States in 1982. But Parlophone Communications has vowed to Develop its Produced Films to Produce its Produced Films. In 2007, It has filed for Bankruptcy. The Successor of Parlophone Communications is Focus Features. Focus Features has Used Predecessors of Parlophone Communications, Aurora Productions, Savoy Pictures, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, October Films, Good Machine and FilmDistrict by Absorbing Parlophone Communications to Form FilmDistrict in 2010.

## Logo

A First Logo of Parlophone Communications was Introduced in 1984 and has became Discontinued in 1999. A Second Logo of Parlophone Communications was Introduced in 2000 and has became Discontinued in 2007.

## Films Produced

* The Secret of NIMH (1982)
* Rumble Fish (1983)
* Revenge of the Nerds (1984)
* Commando (1985)
* Jumpin' Jack Flash (1986)
* Hell Squad (1986)
* Predator (1987)
* Young Guns (1988)
* Shoot to Kill (1988)
* Little Monsters (1989)
* Catchfire (1990)
* Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991)
* FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992)
* Cool Runnings (1993)
* The Princess and the Goblin (1994)
* Pocahontas (1995)
* Jerry Maguire (1996)
* The Game (1997)
* Quest for Camelot (1998)
* The Iron Giant (1999)
* The Emperor's New Groove (2000)
* Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)
* Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie (2002)
* The Powerpuff Girls Movie (2002)
* Finding Nemo (2003)
* Garfield: The Movie (2004)
* Bailey's Billion$ (2005)
* Everyone's Hero (2006)
* Tamagotchi: The Movie (2007)
B-7G

**B-7G** was a protocol droid which worked in Cloud City on the planet Bespin during the Galactic Civil War between the Alliance to Restore the Republic and the Galactic Empire. Within the cityhe worked alongside the receptionist Bea at the reception desk in Figg Hall, a building in the Tourist District designed to allow the public to meet with representatives of Cloud City.
L80-RC

**L80-RC** was an L80-series protocol droid that belonged to Riboga the Hutt. The droid was one of many that helped Riboga run his business and was destroyed sometime after Riboga was removed from control of the Cularin system's crime. Its head was later located by Ginder the Bimm in a shipment of scrap brought down from Uffel. He turned it over to freelance mercenaries for safekeeping when the head seemed to be drawing attention from dangerous people. The Thaereian military and criminals looking for favor from Nirama each wanted it because it had once belonged to Riboga, while the droids of Uffel wished it returned to them.

L80-RC had been light green in color, like weathered copper, and by the time Ginder found the head, it had become slightly battered. Given a power source, it was repairable, or its data could be downloaded. The head contained information on inventories performed when Riboga turned his operations over to Nirama, and locations of secret caches of weapons and treasure in case Riboga ever wanted to return to the Cularin system. Inside the head were hidden some explosives, which the droids of Uffel knew how to activate.
C1-10P

**C1-10P**, commonly known as "**Chopper**" (or sometimes "**Chop**"), was a masculine C1-series astromech droidmanufactured by Industrial Automaton that was active during the Clone Wars and the early years of the Galactic Empire. He was a member of the Spectres, a rebel cell led by the Twi'lekcaptain Hera Syndulla and the Jedi Kanan Jarrus that fought against the Empire. He was responsible for maintaining the Ghost, a modified VCX-100 light freighter which served as the rebel cell's main base of operations.

During his time with the crew of the Ghost, Chopper took part in numerous raids and missions against Imperial targets. Due to his old age and lack of regular maintenance, Chopper developed an argumentative, cantankerous, and mischievous personality. Despite these personality flaws, he was a loyal member of his rebel crew. Later, Chopper and his fellow rebels joined the Phoenix Cell, which was part of the rebellion. In 3 BBY, he befriended the Imperial RA-7 protocol droid AP-5. Together, the two played an important role in helping the Phoenix rebels discover a new base on the planet Atollon, which was named Chopper Base in Chopper's honor.

Over the years, Chopper would continue serving the Spectres as the group became involved in the Alliance to Restore the Republic. Chopper would also remain by Hera's side during the Galactic Civil War.
AD-4M

**AD-4M**, nicknamed **Aydee** and **the concierge**, was an administrative droid that handled base logistics for the Resistance at their outpost on the moon Ajan Kloss during their war against the First Order. The droid was usually isolated in a control room, but due to the unfinished nature of the Ajan Kloss base it worked amongst the other personnel, resulting in some playing pranks on it.

In 35 ABY, the droid was sat at a terminal in the base next to General Leia Organa and Jedi-trainee Rey as they discussed the latter's training. It later attended a meeting at the base in which intelligence on a new Sith fleet aiding the First Order was discussed.
10-4TO

**10-4TO** was a rogue TO-series protocol droid, also known as **Bug Eyes**, whose databank was rumored to contain vital plans for the Whiplash resistance against the Galactic Empire. The droid and its rumored data were in fact a lure devised by Darth Vader to attract the Jedi Knight Jax Pavan, whom he sought in order to obtain a pyronium nugget given to him years earlier. The droid was then set loose on the planet Coruscant in hopes of being found by Pavan, who was reported to be working with the resistance. Pavan's master began looking for the droid. The Jedi Master encountered the ex-Republic soldier Nick Rostuafter being mortally wounded by Imperial stormtroopers and asked Rostu to pass on the mission to find 10-4TO to Pavan, which he did. Later, Vader had Rostu captured and sent him to find Pavan. 10-4TO could be controlled by the single phrase "zu woohama," which would cause it to obey the individual who had most recently spoken the phrase. The droid was also capable of delivering powerful stunning blasts to organic creatures with a blaster mounted in its left arm.

The ostensible value of its databanks made it the objective of crime lord Prince Xizor's final mission on the path to becoming a Vigo in the Black Sun criminal organization. The head of Black Sun, Dal Perhi, sent Xizor to find and locate the droid. However, Perhi had noticed Xizor's ambition and the mission to locate the droid was a ruse to have a Black Sun assassin, Kaird, eliminate Xizor. The plan failed, and Kaird was captured by Xizor, who had found and controlled 10-4TO by this point. Xizor took Kaird and 10-4TO to the Factory District, where he planned to have Kaird brainwashed, but instead, feral droids had destroyed his facility.

At this point, the trio were found by Pavan and his party. Though initially subdued, Rostu, who had joined up with Pavan, used the control phrase to have 10-4TO release him. Xizor regained control of the droid and attempted to have 10-4TO disable the others in the party before they could escape. The droid fired on Pavan and closed on him when he hid behind cover, only to have the Jedi stab it with a vibroblade. 10-4TO staggered back and fell through a transparisteel window and dropped out of sight, where it was set upon by feral droids and destroyed. Pavan and his party later learned from an Imperial defector, the ElominHaninum Tyk Rhinann, that 10-4TO and its rumored databanks had only been a trap for Pavan and were not actually of value to the resistance.
C-3TC

**C-3TC** was a protocol droid that was under the ownership of Valance Serth just months prior to the Battle of Yavin. Serth found himself the target of several attacks by agents of the Black Sun, who wanted to recover C-3TC. After Valance was attacked, C-3TC was left to wander aimlessly through the jungles of the unknown planet. The droid also eventually found its way to the city of Moenia on Naboo, where it resided for some time after the attack on Valance.
PROXY

**PROXY** was a prototype holodroid who served as a companion and long time friend of Galen Marek and traveled with him on the Rogue Shadow. Despite their friendship, PROXY would routinely try to kill Marek during training, as this was his primary directive provided by Darth Vader.

After Marek sacrificed himself for the Rebel cause, PROXY served under Captain Juno Eclipse, Marek's lover and former pilot of the Rogue Shadow.

PROXY was equipped with an advanced hologram technology that, when coupled with his built-in servos, would allow him to change appearance and adopt a wide range of disguises. He could also present messages: he would create a holographic representation of the sender, and the sender would say the message. Also, when Galen wanted information on an individual, PROXY would turn into that person and access databases to confirm his/her identity. He was also capable of holding his own in lightsaber combat against Marek for a short period of time.
M-4D0

**M-4D0**, also known as **Fourdee**, was a golden protocol droidthat served as a porter droid aboard the luxury liner Star of Empire. In 0 ABY, the Systems Infiltration Manager took over the liner and as a result many of the on-board droids attacked the passengers and crew. M-4D0 used a blaster to shatter a transparisteel viewport and was instantly sucked out.
C-5D1

**C-5D1**, also known as **fifty one** was a protocol droid who worked in the Galactic Republic's prison on the planet Belsavisduring the Galactic War between the Republic and the reconstituted Sith Empire. During the war an Imperial-backed mass breakout occurred in the prison, and one group of the Rattataki escapees known as the Blood of Talath began causing serious casualties among the prison guard as they appeared to pre-empt their attacks. Officer Serik, determined to discover how the Ratataki were communicating before attacks, sent C-5D1 with a Republic aligned individual into the Rattataki Battlewoods to analyze the sound there. The droid discovered that the criminals were using bird calls to communicate.
Bandai Tecmo Koei Namco

**Current**: 2015 (Acquired by Bandai Namco Holdings and Reincorporated under Koei Tecmo)

### **Defunct**

**Former**: 2015 (Sold to Bandai Namco Holdings and Koei Tecmo)

### **Parent**

Bandai Namco Holdings
Koei Tecmo

### **Subsidiaries**

Bandai* 20th Century Fox

Tecmo

* Pioneer Corporation
	+ United Artists
* Toshiba
	+ Miramax Communications

Koei

* Viacom International

Namco

* Universal Pictures

### **Current status**

Active

Bandai Tecmo Koei Namco is a Company. A Company Named Pioneer-United Artists Communications has returned to A Company Named MCA/Universal Merchandising, Inc. in 2000.

## History

In 2000, It has first debuted in Pacific Ocean. Pioneer-United Artists Communications and MCA/Universal Merchandising, Inc. should have announced the statement venture that MCA/Universal Merchandising, Inc. and Pioneer-United Artists Communications's Subsidiaries were Reincorporated under Bandai Tecmo Koei Namco for PO%6.6million in cash and stock. In 2015, it was Reincorporated under Bandai Namco Holdings for JP¥6.6million in cash and stock and Renamed under Koei Tecmo for JP¥6.6million in cash and stock.

## Bandai Tecmo Koei Namco

In 2000, Bandai, Tecmo, Koei and Namco sold their names to The Merged company named Bandai Tecmo Koei Namco for JP¥6.6million in cash and stock.

## Pioneer-United Artists Communications

In September 2, 1969 1:00:11 AM, Bandai and Tecmo Merged to Form Pioneer-United Artists Communications (Formerly Bandai Tecmo) in 1969.

## MCA/Universal Merchandising, Inc.

In January 23, 1983 1:00:11 AM, Koei and Namco Merged to Form MCA/Universal Merchandising, Inc. (Formerly Koei Namco) in 1983.

## Acquisition by Bandai Namco Holdings and Koei Tecmo

In 2015, Bandai Namco Holdings and Koei Tecmo Vowed to Acquire Bandai Tecmo Koei Namco for PO%6.6million in cash and stock in December 30, 2015 11:59:59 PM-December 31, 2015 12:00:00 AM.
B9-DT

**B9-DT** was a black and red astromech droid owned and used by the Galactic Empire. The droid contained a series of maps and Imperial transmissions. Shortly after the Battle of Endor, which saw the destruction of the second Death Star and the death of Emperor Palpatine, B9-DT was located on the iceplanet Hoth, in the Anoat sector. In their efforts to escape a blockade placed on the Anoat sector following the Battle of Endor, gangster "Happy" Dapp and his Chadra-Fan ally Shortpaw, leader of the trade organization known as the Trade Spine League, dispatched a scoundrel to capture the droid on Hoth. After several firefights with Imperial forces, the scoundrel succeeded and returned to Burnin Konn with B9-DT.
PTZ-1K

**PTZ-1K**, also known as **Peeteezee-Onekay** or **Peeteezee**, was a Prowler 1000 seeker droid who was used as a spy by the Galactic Empire. PTZ-1K was placed aboard the Tantive IV to spy on the House of Organa, who were secretly operating against the Empire. While the protocol droid C-3PO was at first unaware of PTZ's duplicity, the astromech droid R2-D2 noticed the seeker attempting to access the communications array to send a message back to the Empire. With the help of C-3PO and R2-D2, Captain Raymus Antilles caught PTZ-1K, intending to wipe his memory.
NR-02

**NR-02** was an advanced protocol droid owned by Grand MoffRycus Kilran. In addition to his standard translation and protocol capabilities, he claimed "manslaughter" and "calumniation" among his functions. The droid acted as Kilran's representative aboard the Black Talon, an Imperial transport ship.[1] Following Kilran's demise at the battle at the Foundry, ownership of NR-02 was transferred to Darth Xarion, a Dark Council member within the reconstituted Sith Empire.
J9-B8

**J9-B8** was a 3PO-series protocol droid variant freed by his mistress. He traveled through the Outer Rim Territories with his friend R4-W9. At some point after the Battle of Yavin, Bandin Dobahand his gang attacked the two friends to steal R4-W9 and let J9-B8 dismantled. He managed in calling for help, but it was too late for him.
EXD-9

**EXD-9** was an E-XD infiltrator droid with masculineprogramming, who served the Galactic Empire as a recon droid. Disguised as an RQ protocol droid, EXD-9 was capable of morphing for combat and was armed with built-in blasters. Around two years before the Battle of Yavin, the droid was assigned to probe the planet Atollon—location of the Phoenix Cell's Chopper Base—for any rebel activity. Lasat rebel soldierGarazeb Orrelios and C1-series astromech droid Chopper found EXD-9 damaged by the krykna spiders in the Atollon wilderness and brought him to their base. Initially forgetting his mission, the recon droid eventually attacked them and RA-7 protocol droidAP-5. The rebels managed to deactivate the droid and sent him back to the Empire after reprogramming him to self-destruct.
BALK1

**BALK1** was the designation of an Imperial Viper probe droidthat was captured by the New Republic and repurposed for their use. After the New Republic became suspicious of Imperial activity on the planet Akiva, the probe droid was sent to gather data. It discovered that two Republic A-wings previously sent to the system had been destroyed and that communications were blacked out on the planet itself, but could not confirm Imperial presence. This was not enough to prompt a full attack on the system by the New Republic, but a message sent by the captive pilot Wedge Antilles later confirmed the presence of the Empire, who were then chased from the system by a New Republic fleet.
EG-127

**EG-127** was a GNK-series power droid that served the Alliance to Restore the Republic during the Battle of Hoth[1] in 3 ABY.[2]During the battle it was responsible for providing power to Alliances forces as they fought against the Galactic Empire.[1] It survived the battle and decades later during the war between the First Order and the Resistance, EG-16 spent time in Black Spire Outpost on the planet Batuu,[1] working alongside EG-30in an area controlled by the Resistance.
7-A39

**7-A39**, also known as **SevenAy**, was a protocol droid with a masculine persona who served the Jedi Order at the Almas Academy, a Jedi academy that was located on the planet Almas. Following the destruction of the academy in 19 BBY, 7-A39 suffered some damage, and his legs were destroyed. Circa 17 BBY, he was rediscovered by a group of Ugor scavengers, and the Ugors became engaged in a dispute with a crew of rival Squib salvagers regarding ownership of the droid. The quarrel was resolved when a team of Alderaanian Resistance agents purchased 7-A39 from both parties, and the agents subsequently used the protocol droid as a guide while they explored the academy's ruins.
IG-88

**IG-88**, also known as **IG-88B**, or as a **Phlutdroid**, was a rogue, deadly masculine IG-series assassin droid manufactured by Holowan Laboratories who worked as a bounty hunter. Following the Battle of Hoth, he and several other bounty hunters were summoned by Darth Vader to the Executor and hired to track down the Millennium Falcon and her Rebel crew. Unable to track his quarry, IG-88 trailed his chief rival, Boba Fett, to Bespin, where the bounty hunter nearly destroyed the assassin droid, however IG-88 managed to survive. At some point IG-88 undertook a software infiltration into Death Star II, but his plan was single-handedly thwarted by R2-Q5. The droid later met with mercenary Bazine Netal to speak about the location of the Millennium Falcon.
CZ-3

**CZ-3** was a CZ-series secretary/business communications droidthat was twinned with fellow CZ unit CZ-1 in service to members of the Stacchati species. After a crash in the deserts of Tatooinethe two droids became separated[1] and CZ-3 ended up in the spaceport of Mos Eisley. In 0 BBY, CZ-3 wandered through the spaceport's streets past the local moisture farmer Luke Skywalker and the Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi after the pair had sold an X-34 landspeeder[2] to the Wioslea.
D-A02

**D-A02** was a repair and protocol droid that belonged to a freighter crew of which Matton Dasol was a member, during the time of the Jedi Civil War. A few months prior to the end of the war, D-A02's ill-fated masters made a stop over on the planet Kashyyyk to resupply. While Matton, the crew's mechanic, was hired to help work for the merchant Eli Gand by fixing his own ship, Eli tricked the rest of them to journey into the dangerous Shadowlands. Once there, D-A02 witnessed and recorded in his last minutes as the merchant ambushed the crew and murdered them with a blaster, before D-A02 himself was severely damaged.

Revan and the crew of the Ebon Hawk discovered the still flickering remains of the forgotten droid only a few months later when Revan searched the Shadowlands for the hidden Star Map. Examining the dismantled droid for salvaging, Revan found that D-A02's motivator still carried the audio recording of it and its masters' last moments. When Revan tried to take D-A02's parts for scrap, however, a short circuit tripped, frying the droid's components and slightly injuring Revan in the process. Still, the head was recognizable enough, and so Revan and his companions were able to use it to prove Eli's deceit and free Matton from his indentured servitude, enabling him to take over the fleeing merchant's former holdings.
O-66

**O-66** was a pilot droid who served on the Scimitar, a Star Courier owned by Darth Sidious.

O-66 served as a caretaker and pilot to the Scimitar,[1] a modified Star Courier[2] owned by Darth Sidious, the Galactic Emperor.[1] After Sidious' personal yacht, the Imperialis, was stolen, the bounty hunter Chanath Cha was hired to reclaim the ship, and Sidious lent her the Scimitar. Meeting at Imperial Facility 729-D in the Inner Rim, O-66 introduced Cha to the vessel, and the two began tracking the pleasure craft. Wary of O-66, Cha decapitated the droid prior to leaving the facility.
Battle Droid 513

**Battle droid 513** was one of many battle droids made by the Mandalorian Death Watch on the planet Carlac from parts of destroyed Confederacy of Independent Systems droids. 513 specifically was made of parts from an LR-57 combat droid, a B1 battle droid, and an LM-432 crab droid, and had a deep-voiced vocabulator.

The Death Watch would use 513 and its reassembled comrades for target practice, until the arrival of Jedi Padawan, Ahsoka Tano and her Astromech droid, R2-D2, the latter of which would convince 513 and its fellow droids to rebel against their masters, resulting in an firefight during which 513 was destroyed by Bo-Katan Kryze while its compatriots fled.
D-LZ8

**D-LZ8** was a protocol droid used by the Hutt Cartel during the Conquest of Makeb. After Doctor Juvard Illip Oggurobb was successfully rescued from Toborro, several other Huttsabandoned Toborro and pleaded the Republic to take them on the Ark to escape Makeb's imminent destruction. D-LZ8 assisted in negotiations between the Hutts and Shalim Avestaby providing translation services.
ME-8D9

**ME-8D9**, also known as **Emmie**, was an ancient protocol droidwho resided in Takodana Castle on Takodana for many years. Once known to be an assassin, the droid later served criminals as a translator. Although her origins were unknown, some believed she began her life with the Jedi Order. During the Galactic Civil War, she broke up a fight between the Imperial Security Bureau Agent Romwell Krass Junior and a New Republic pilot. Emmie was later present at the castle shortly before the First Order attacked Takodana following the Hosnian Cataclysm.
DDM-38

**DDM-38**, also referred to as **DDM** or **DeeDee**, was a droid with feminine programming that served General Brendol Hux at the Imperial academy on Arkanis. The droid continued serving Hux after he joined the First Order, a remnant of the Old Empire. She accompanied him on a mission to recruit warriors on the ruined planet of Parnassos. DeeDee was lost during a skirmish between the Scyre and Claw clans.
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6G-66

**6G-66**, nicknamed **"Sixer"**, was an astromech droid in service to the Resistance during its war with the First Order. 6G-66 flew in the T-70 X-wing starfighter of Jessika Pava during Black Squadron's mission to gather allies and bring new systems into the Resistance. Though Pava noted Sixer was less than thrilled about it,[2] due to Pava being known as the "Great Destroyer" by the astromechs at the Resistance base on D'Qar,[3] she added there was no way she would fly the mission without an onboard astromech as it was too important.
4D-M1N

**4D-M1N**, nicknamed **4D**, was a feminine command bridge droidwho assisted Imanuel Doza, the captain of the Colossusplatform on the planet Castilon. While often residing in Doza Tower, she occasionally left to perform tasks for the station's captain. The First Order's interest in the station ultimately resulted in her destruction, when she was shot down by Commander Pyre while she attempted to defend Captain Doza from being placed under arrest. After the Colossus escapedfrom a First Order attack into hyperspace, 4D-M1N was repaired.
BG-222

**BG-222** was a J9 worker drone with a masculine persona who was active during the Galactic Civil War. Sometime after the Battle of Yavin, BG-222 attended a private party that was held on the planet Geonosis by the Geonosian Duke Piddock of the Gogum Hive. During the event, BG-222 was summoned by the Gand bounty hunter Vrixx'tt on a number of occasions to act as a translator for him.
D6-L5

**D6-L5**, sometimes known as **Deesix**, was a protocol droidwhich served Mon Mothma during the Galactic Civil War. It traveled with her to Agamar on the Mon Calamari Star CruiserIndependence when she went to address the Agamar Resistance, hoping to convince them to join the Alliance to Restore the Republic.
C2-B5

**C2-B5** was an astromech droid in the service of the Galactic Empire during the Imperial Era. The droid was frequently subjected to memory wipes to keep it subservient, causing the astromech to have no distinctive personality. It was capable of deploying a large personal energy shield, scanning the area for hostiles, and releasing a poisonous dioxis gas.

In the year 0 BBY, C2-B5 was stationed in the Imperial security complex on the planet Scarif, patrolling for needed maintenance and performing computer network sweeps within the Citadel Tower's data vault. The droid was present in the Citadel when the Battle of Scarif broke out against the Rebel Alliance, which resulted in the destruction of the entire base by the Empire's Death Star superweapon.
M8T-V

**M8T-V** was an astromech droid of the Galactic Republic posted on the Carrick Station during the Cold War. In 3643 BBY it delivered to Republic personnel a hologram message from Satele Shan who asked the Republic heroes to participate in a dangerous Colicoid wargame in order to acquire new weapons for the Republic.
PZ-4CO

**PZ-4CO**, nicknamed "**Peazy-Fourseeo**," was a PZ protocol droidwho was designed to resemble the Tofallid species. PZ-4CO also served in the Resistance during its struggle against the First Orderapproximately three decades after the Battle of Endor. She served in the Resistance base control rooms and was a source of tactical data and communications during Resistance operations. As part of her duties, she assisted General Leia Organa, the leader and symbol of the Resistance, in writing a memoir of the general's time during the Galactic Civil War.
C-3PO

**C-3PO**, sometimes spelled **See-Threepio** and often referred to simply as **Threepio**, was a 3PO unit protocol droid designed to interact with organics, programmed primarily for etiquette and protocol. He was fluent in over six million forms of communication, and developed a fussy and worry-prone personality throughout his many decades of operation. Along with his counterpart, the astromech droid R2-D2, C-3PO constantly found himself directly involved in pivotal moments of galactic history, and aided in saving the galaxy on many occasions.

C-3PO was rebuilt from spare parts by Anakin Skywalker, a human slave who lived in Mos Espa, a city on the Outer Rimworld of Tatooine. Shortly after the Clone Wars, C-3PO's memory was erased, though R2-D2's memory was not. C-3PO and R2-D2 were assigned to the Alderaan cruiser Tantive IV, where they served senator Bail Organa for nineteen years. At some point during this time, 3PO's right leg was fitted with mismatched plating.

They became embroiled in the Galactic Civil War when Leia Organa of the Rebel Alliance entrusted them to bring a copy of the Death Star plans to the Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi on Tatooine. After meeting Skywalker's son Luke and the smugglerHan Solo, the droids helped rescue princess Leia from the Empire's Death Star. They became directly attached to the three humans, helping them and their rebellion defeat the Empire and restore freedom to the galaxy, most notably when he convinced the Ewoks to aid the Rebels at the Battle of Endor.

Following the Battle of Endor, C-3PO continued serving the Skywalkers and Han Solo during the time of the New Republic. About thirty years after the events on Endor, C-3PO was still an aide to Leia Organa, who had become a General in the Resistance, a private military group opposed to the First Order, a military junta that emulated the Old Empire. By that time, C-3PO's language database had been updated so that he could understand and communicate in over seven million different forms of communication, including ancient Sith dialects.
FE-B3

**FE-B3**, often referred to as **Fee-Bee**, was a protocol droiddesigned to work as a translator for the Haddrex Gang.

While searching for information on the crime lord Xev Xrexus, Cad Bane and his crew came across a freighter belonging to the Haddrex Gang. The bounty hunters killed all the members onboard except for their protocol droid, FE-B3. FE-B3 was tortured and interrogated by the Sith Lord Darth Maul and the Chadra-Fan bounty hunter, Troo-tril-tek. FE-B3 eventually provided his assailants with the location of Xrexus' auction as well as the verification codes for the event. FE-B3 was brought along to the auction in the Drazkel system where his pleas to be jettisoned into space went unanswered.[2] FE-B3 was taken with Maul and Bane's group after they killed Jee Kra and his crew. After escaping Xev's hideout with Eldra Kaitis and crashing onto the moon of Drazkel,[3] FE-B3 encountered Maul, and asked for help. However, Maul destroyed him with his lightsaber.
CR-8R

**CR-8R**, also referred to as "**Crater**," was a prim, masculine-programmed droid who belonged to the Graf family. He was built by Rhyssa Graf from a mash-up of different droid models, including the lower half of a Viper probe droid, the right arm of a 3PO unit, the barrel-shaped shell of an astromech droid, and the head of an antique Mark IV architect droid. CR-8R participated in the Fact-finding mission to the Outer Rim.
P-X5G

**P-X5G** was a Probe droid affiliated with the Galactic Republicand stationed near the catacombs of Ossus during the Invasion of Ossus.  The droid's primary programming was to calculate a mutant Geonosian approach vector. However its sensors proved to be insufficient in the subterranean soil, therefore being required to plant supplemental sensors across an area near the Jedi Temple in the canyons to better monitor the enemy.
D-127X

**D-127X** was a Alliance to Restore the Republic probe droidduring the Galactic Civil War. Deployed to the Oplovis sector to secretly monitor communications and data flowing over Imperialnetworks in the sector, it was specifically tasked with gathering intelligence on the Oplovis Sector Fleet. While on patrol, D-127X was spotted by an Imperial picket ship. After firing off its messenger droids and sending them back to the Atrivis Sector Force, D-127X wiped its memory core and self-destructed.
AP-5

**AP-5** was a masculine RA-7 protocol droid who served as an analyst droid on a Galactic Republic attack cruiser during the Clone Wars. At the end of the conflict, the Republic was replaced by the Galactic Empire, and AP-5 was relegated to inventory duty aboard the cargo transport 241, an Imperial cargo ship. In the third year before the Battle of Yavin, AP-5 encountered the astromech droid Chopper when the latter hid in the cargo ship while evading several pursuing stormtroopers. Tired of being mistreated, the inventory droid befriended Chopper, helping him steal the cargo ship and providing his rebel allies with a suitable location for a secret base.

After joining the rebellion, AP-5 continued working as an inventory droid for the Phoenix Cell at Chopper Base on the planet Atollon. Despite his grumpy and sarcastic personality, AP-5 remained loyal to his new rebel masters. During a missionon Wynkahthu, AP-5 played an indispensable role in helping the Spectres to recover cargo from a derelict Imperial cargo ship. Later, AP-5 along with the Lasat warrior Garazeb Orrelios and Chopper helped to stop the E-XD infiltrator droid EXD-9 from reporting their base's location to the Empire.
JV-P12

**JV-P12** was a blue, box-shaped HVAC droid with two legs[1] that was forced to work in the criminal Pyke Syndicate's spice mineson the planet Kessel during the reign of the Galactic Empire.[2]In 10 BBY,[3] JV-P12 was freed from slavery when its restraining bolt was removed during a slave revolt in the mines started by the droid L3-37. Once free, JV-P12 helped destroy the Pykes' equipment by stomping on the top of one of the control panels in the mine's control center.
Dek-Nil

**Dek-Nil** was a first generation droideka who was reprogrammed by Doctor Aphra. He joined Aphra on a mission to retrieve the memories of Triple-Zero, and was later imprisoned in Accresker Jail along with her, being used as a hubdroid. As Aphra was attempting to escape the prison with the help of Dek-Nil, his restraining bolt was moved by a mysterious Force spirit, allowing the Imperial programming to control him. Aphra managed to override his restraining bolt in another escape attempt, but Dek-Nil was disassembled by the Force spirit. Lopset Yas retrieved Dek-Nil's head, along with his central processor, and carried it with him.
IK-4C

**IK-4C** was the designation of a combat battle droid serving the reconstituted Sith Empire deployed to Nar Shaddaa during the Cold War with the Galactic Republic. Stationed in the Imperial Intelligence Gadget Warehouse, he was reprogrammed by Republic Strategic Information Service agent Trace, who planted in him a subroutine preventing him from harming Republic citizens. Trace also used the droid for secure remote holo-communications.
H-9PO

**H-9PO** was a Duorq 79 Human-Cyborg Relations Droid adopted by H'nib Statermast when the previous owner was killed outside of Farrimmer Cafe. Nicknamed **Silverhand** by Statermast, in reference to the droid's right hand being replaced by a silver-plated one from a newer model of protocol droid. The droid was programmed to assist in gambling and was assigned to wait tables. With the tips the droid received, it aspired to gamble.
Dio

**Dio** was a highly modified ID10 seeker droid which was utilized by Agent Del Meeko and Iden Versio of Inferno Squad during the Galactic Civil War.[1] It served its masters faithfully during their service to the Galactic Empire and their subsequent defection to the New Republic. After being disabled by an ion pulse during the Battle of Theed and subsequent reactivation, the droid received a new yellow and white paint job and also acquired a very affectionate personality which caused it to constantly hound the Duros Shriv Suurgav. Whilst Del thought it cute, Shriv found the droid's newfound liking of him to be annoying.
PDA6

**PDA6** was a PD Lurrian protocol droid, a series of protocol droiddesigned by Cybot Galactica. PDA6 was stationed aboard the Ithorian Herdship of an Ithorian botanist named Master Zorneth. PDA6 partnered with fellow protocol droid C-3PO on a mission to bring down the force field which protected the fortress of Craw, the dictator of Targonn.
NON-3

**NON-3**, nicknamed **Nonnie**, was a NON unit assigned to Padmé Amidala, senator for Naboo in the Galactic Senate. Early into Amidala's career as a senator, the protocol droid was reprogrammed to lead her into an assassination attempt, which was averted by Bail Organa. Cordé, who was acting as a decoy for Amidala, ordered NON-3 to report to maintenance.
Poe

**Poe** was a protocol droid owned by Grand Duke Gror Pernon. He acted as the Rogue Squadron's diplomatic liaison to the people of Eiattu 6.

He later served on Elshandruu Pica as a valet in a resort, where his past connection to Rogue Squadron helped Wedge Antilles get close to Sair Yonka and convince him to defect.
N3-A2

When Nirama decided that N3-A2 had outlived its use, he decided to get rid of it, as its memory banks included sensible information. However, a faction of Nirama's Organization that opposed to his rule, The Cell, managed to get hold of N3-A2 and reprogrammed it to serve them. Nirama's lieutenant Ari Melast, secretly a Cell member, was involved in this operation.

The Cell also deceived Nirama's master of properties Jobril, so that Jobril would follow orders from The Cell while believing to be serving Nirama. The Cell wanted to use both Jobril, N3-A2 and some independent agents who had previously worked for Nirama, in a plot to weaken him. Should the scheme work, Nirama would replace some loyal employees in his weapon storage asteroid Rothe Gate.

Jobril brought the independent agents to Rothe Gate and N3-A2 received them there. The droid asked them, supposedly in the name of Nirama, to look for proofs linking certain "suspects" to The Cell. N3-A2 provided them with a datapad that had been sliced to forge the needed proofs.

The scheme attracted Nirama's attention, and the crimelord in person went to Rothe Gate. The Cell then decided to assassinate Nirama there and then. They also decided to stage a distraction by planting a bomb on N3-A2 and making it kill the independent agents, as all of them knew too much. Melast herself planted the explosive in the droid's circuitry, near her personal control chip.

Both the agents's and Nirama's murders were botched, although it is unclear whether N3-A2 was destroyed in the explosion or not.
LI-45

**LI-45** was a protocol droid stationed aboard the Imperialprototype Harrower-class dreadnought Javelin. As part of a trap laid by the Empire, most of the crew left the Javelin leaving LI-45 behind and tasking him to rig the ship with detonite to kill the Galactic Republic strike team that was trying to capture the ship.
Herald of Karagga

The **Herald of Karagga** was a masculine-programmed protocol droid who worked for Karagga the Unyielding, leader of the Hutt Cartel shortly after the end of the Cold War. The droid stood by his Hutt master's side and delivered messages on behalf of his master. After Karagga's death on Nal Hutta, the Herald was eventually discovered and put up for auction on Nar Shaddaa, along with all of Karagga's secrets within the droid. The Herald was stuck in a loop, repeating his standardized warning "Karagga graciously reminds guests that this area is not intended for visitors." over and over." Hylo Visz dispatched agents of the Alliance to purchase and recover the droid.
C-5MO

**C-5MO** was a silver protocol droid that served as a clerk in a droid shop on the Imperial Remnant capital of Bastion. When trying to escape Imperial forces, C-5MO gave Lando Calrissian and Han Solo permission to use several astromech droids to transmit multitonal signals to jam Imperial frequencies.
JBLX-24

**JBLX-24** was a blue- and white-plated humanoid protocol droid[1] that was repurposed as a labor droid[2] to work in the criminal Pyke Syndicate's spice mines on the planet Kesselduring the reign of the Galactic Empire.[3] In 10 BBY,[4] JBLX-24 was carrying a case of kesselstone[2] on its back through the mines when it was freed from slavery after its restraining bolt was removed during a slave revolt in the mines started by the droid L3-37.
KRONOS-841

**KRONOS-841**, known simply as **KRONOS**, was a member of the Droid Gotra during the Fall of the Republic. Over a decadebefore the first Empire Day in the C.R.C. year 7958, KRONOS and other members of the Gotra attended the Xrexus Cartel's auction of Eldra Kaitis, a Jedi Padawan. The droids placed a bid by proxy, and they were outbid by Jee Kra.[1]

During the Galactic Empire's first year, KRONOS was detained by Imperial forces and interrogated by Tanivos Exantor Divo. In exchange for leniency, KRONOS surrendered a memory dump of information pertinent to the Xrexus auction.
O1-MG

**O1-MG** was a protocol droid gambler who played within the casinos of the city Canto Bight on the planet Cantonica. During the year 34 ABY, O1-MG was a participant in a game of Eclipsethat also played host to a man known as "DJ" who played the game with an aggressive betting style. Perturbed by DJ's play-style and uncaring attitude towards his losses, O1-MG attempted to help DJ by presenting him with the mathematical odds of his chances with his heavy betting. DJ ignored the droid, and O1-MG was eventually forced to leave the table by the police detectives Oosha Choi and Pol Ipol, an act O1-MG considered rude.

Unwilling to let things go, O1-MG located DJ's apartment and ransacked it: O1-MG uncovered a data file containing information about a "Denel Strench"—a made-up being with the reputation of a dangerous gangster whom DJ created—and accidentally downloaded the file into his core system, replacing a part of himself with Strench's identity. As Strench, O1-MG created havoc for DJ. First, he nearly got DJ killed by the arms dealer Flestic Crupp, and later forced DJ to get himself arrested in order to avoid being beaten into a pulp by the Vesustrianresort security team.

After revealing himself to DJ, O1-MG's vindictive game came to an end when he was discovered by Choi and Ipol. When the droid refused to surrender, the detectives blasted him apart.
MK-09

**MK-09**, nicknamed **Emkay**, was a heavily modified MK-series maintenance droid owned by the Azzameen family during the Galactic Civil War. A brash, aggressive droid with a sense for adventure, MK-09 was intensely loyal to the Azzameen family and their company Twin Suns Transport Services and considered himself a member of the family. The family droid was modified to allow him to pilot multiple types of craft, including freighters and starfighters, and operate a starship's turret gun. Emkay felt that droids were superior to organic beings; disgusted by the mistreatment of droids throughout the galaxy, he developed a dislike toward the Galactic Empire due to their callous treatment of droids and often suggested that the Azzameens join the Alliance to Restore the Republic, an organization he felt held droids in better respect.

He originally served solely as a maintenance droid aboard Azzameen Home Base and the family's YT-2000 light freighterOtana, but was later able to put his piloting modifications to use when family head Tomaas Azzameen, owner of Twin Suns Transport Services and Alliance sympathizer, determined it time to train his youngest son Ace in the family trading business. Emkay, along with Ace's siblings Emon and Aeron, were assigned to instruct the new pilot. The droid accompanied Ace on delivery runs for the family, often encountering Viraxo Industries— an Imperial-aligned trading company and rivals to the Azzameens and their company and with whom MK-09 held great contempt.

Following the death of Tomaas and the Imperialization of Azzameen assets after an attempted counterattack on Viraxo holdings and a failed covert delivery, the droid, along with Ace, Aeron, and Emon, sought refuge with the Alliance; Ace would eventually enlist and Emkay often visited him on his various postings aboard Alliance Star Cruisers. During these visits, the droid would track Ace's successes, maintain Ace's growing collection of souvenirs from battles, and inform Ace of upcoming family missions. The droid would again accompany Ace as he flew on these family missions, many of which were intended to assist the Rebel Alliance, albeit discreetly, as the surviving Azzameens attempted to restore their business. Emkay and the rest of the Azzameen children were betrayed by Antan Azzameen, Tomaas's brother and co-owner of Twin Suns Transport Services, after Antan forged a deal with the Empire to reclaim the family business; this trap would not be successful.

MK-09 even assisted the Alliance directly on a number of missions. When the Alliance sought the capture of the Lambda shuttle Tydirium for use in future offensives, MK-09 flew alongside Ace in the Azzameen family's YT-1300 freighter Sabra as Ace delivered commandos to an Imperial base holding the shuttle. The droid also took part in the Alliance recapture of Azzameen Station from a mercenary group, and would even go on to serve alongside Ace—now a decorated pilot—as a gunner aboard the freighter Millennium Falcon during the pivotal Battle of Endor.
11-4D

**11-4D** was a protocol droid in the service of Darth Plagueis in the years before the rise of the Galactic Empire. Some timebefore the Clone Wars, Plagueis was killed by his Sith apprentice Darth Sidious, who took 11-4D as his inheritance. The droid went on to faithfully serve Sidious for many years.
Beetoo

**Beetoo** was an R-series astromech droid who accompanied Jedi Master Jocasta Nu in the days following the proclamation of the New Order. The duo flew a gold Delta-7B Aethersprite-class light interceptor from Jocasta Nu's school to the Coruscant underworld for Nu to infiltrate the former Jedi Temple to retrievea list of Force-sensitive children across the galaxy.

Beetoo was left to await Jocasta Nu's return, of which was promised by the Chief Librarian to be soon, alongside the Delta-7B Aethersprite-class light interceptor. However, a group of Coruscant underworld police officers approached the area; as per a prior agreement with Nu, the droid notified the Jedi librarian of the intrusion before detonating the starship with the intention of protecting the Jedi's quest. This was not to be, however, as the remnants of Beetoo and the Delta 7B were recovered by the Imperial Security Bureau after a Jedi Orderemblem originally a part of the starfighter was found by Imperialforces. Once brought to the ISB Central Office on Coruscant, Darth Vader was notified of the occurance, and was invited to inspect the wreckage. After a short conflict with an unidentified Imperial Security Bureau major, of which briefly brought back the general forms of the Jedi starfighter and Beetoo through Vader's use of telekinesis, the Sith Lord triggered a search for a lone Jedi on the planet.
MarVista Entertainment (classic)

### **Fate**

Liquidated as MarVista Entertainment, LLC, assets merged into MarVista Entertainment, LLC

### **Founder(s)**

John Pomeroy
Morris Sullivan

### **Number of locations**

Westwood, Los Angeles, California, United States

### **Key people**

Fernando Szew, CEO
Michael Jacobs, Partner

### **Parent**

Movie Gallery
Hollywood Video
GameCrazy

### **Years active**

Oregonian: 1982-2010
Californian: 2003-present

### **Status**

Absorbed with MarVista Entertainment, LLC

### **Current status**

Acquired by and Merged into MarVista Entertainment, LLC

**MarVista Entertainment** is a 1982 Conglomerate Retail company founded in 1982. It is headquartered in 901 N, Brutscher St, Newberg, OR 97132. Movie Gallery purchased it for $6.6 million in cash and stock in 1995. Hollywood Video and GameCrazy purchased it for $6.6 million in cash and stock in 2001. They got involed of Bankruptcy Liquidation sale in 2010.

## History

in 1982, it is formed in 901 N, Brutscher St, Newberg, OR 97132. in 1995, it is purchased by Hollywood Video. in 2001, it is purchased by Hollywood Video and GameCrazy. in 2010, it is now bankrupt with is parent organizations Movie Gallery, Hollywood Video and GameCrazy.

## Filmography

* Pacific Bay Music Star
* MarVista Entertainment Films
N-7F5

**N-7F5** was a protocol droid who served the Galactic Republicduring the Galactic War against the Sith Empire.[1] In 3641 BBY,[2] the droid was stationed on the planet Ilum during the Battle of Ilum. On Ilum the droid manned a small cantina within the Republic base camp. N-7F5 had gold plating and yellow sensors.
GOUD-4

**GOUD-4** was a gray, box-shaped messenger droid with four wheels[1] that was forced to work in the criminal Pyke Syndicate's spice mines on the planet Kessel during the reign of the Galactic Empire.[2] In 10 BBY,[3] GOUD-4 was freed from slavery when its restraining bolt was removed during a slave revolt in the mines started by the droid L3-37.