History Characters / StarWarsBountyHuntersAndMercenariesNewRepublicEra

->'''Voiced by:''' Lourdes Montes (European Spanish dub)

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* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: In his introducton, he bullies the Mandalorian by making disparaging remarks about his culture and unflattering stereotypes about Gungans, claiming he doesn't remove his helmet because he is one and therefore "ugly."
* RightBehindMe: He gets subdued by The Mandalorian when he gets flanked by him in the flickering darkness of the ship's failing power. He only gets a second to scream when he realizes he's done for.

* IWarnedYou: She gets angry after The Mandalorian escapes the trap. "I told you we should have killed him right then and there!"

* KilledOffForReal: Unlike the rest of the team, who were either captured or had their fates left ambiguous, he's [[spoiler:shot and destroyed by The Mandalorian]]. It didn't help his case given that he's [[FantasticRacism a droid]] caught trying to [[spoiler:kill [[MoralityPet The Child.]] ]] [[spoiler: With the Razor Crest and it's cargo destroyed after the events of The Tragedy, any chance of trying to repair him is completely off the table as well.]]

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* TranquilFury: As his former CO continuously demonstrates LackOfEmpathy for the deaths of the troops that Mayfield was part of, Mayfield doesn't raise his voice or display much apart from visual discomfort, but is practically ''seething'' by the end, eventually [[RageBreakingPoint snapping]] and blasting the disgusting man, blowing his and Din's cover.

* GoryDiscretionShot: Subverted. It can be initially assumed that he was crushed to death by blast doors pincering him from the sides and the end result isn't seen before the camera cuts away, but he's seen later dazed and exhausted in a jail cell with his cohorts with 'just' having his horns snapped from the fight.

* BadassNormal: Of the four combatants against the [[spoiler: Imperial garrison]] in the Season 1 finale, he is among a KillerRobot, a [[ElitesAreMoreGlamorous Rebel shock trooper]], and the titular [[OneManArmy Mandalorian]], while he does mostly management business for the Guild. Despite this, he still is a skilled pistol marksman with GunsAkimbo and manages to contribute to the bucket-head kill count, even helping Mando out of a tight spot in a melee with a Death Trooper (all likely because he [[INeedAFreakingDrink cooled his nerves]] beforehand). In Season 2, he is part of a raiding party against leftover Remnant troops in a hidden base alongside Cara, a Rebel/Republic dropper commando, and Din again, and still holds his own. In season 3, it's made apparent that he certainly has not gone soft in his cushy Magistrate office; he shows he is a good enough QuickDraw to not only land a shot first, but [[ImprobableAimingSkills hit his opponent]] [[BlastingItOutOfTheirHands right in the blaster.]]

* InformedAttribute:
** He is said to be a high class sharpshooter who worked for the Empire, but in Chapter 6 he's shown needing lots of spam fire and even an extra robotically controlled blaster just to take out droids.[[note]]However, being an accomplished sharpshooter means a skillset that may be incompatible for short-range firepower, as he is able to demonstrate in Chapter 15.[[/note]]
** He lives up to his reputation in Chapter 15 when he hits an explosive canister from a considerable distance while aboard a flying Slave I to destroy an Imperial refinery, using a rifle and scope that looks much lower-tech than the ones Fennec and Cara are sporting.
--->'''Fennec:''' Nice shot.

* TerminatorImpersonator: Let's see. An unstoppable KillerRobot that is tasked with the assassination of a [[LivingMacguffin plot-important]] child [[spoiler: that ultimately is reprogrammed to protect said child and ultimately [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifices himself to save the heroes,]] including going into a lake of magma and [[ICannotSelfTerminate requiring consent to perform this sacrifice. When Din Djarin prospects the idea of restoring him from his wrecked remains, the parts remaining strongly resemble the wrecked T-800 at the end of the first movie (basically, a head, torso, and one arm) and even relentlessly chases Grogu in such a state (thinking the tyke is still his quarry due to damaged memory circuits).]]]]

* TerminatorImpersonator: Let's see. An unstoppable KillerRobot that is tasked with the assassination of a [[LivingMacguffin plot-important]] child [[spoiler: that ultimately is reprogrammed to protect said child and ultimately [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifices himself to save the heroes,]] including going into a lake of magma and [[ICannotSelfTerminate requiring consent to perform this sacrifice.]]]]

* HiddenDepths: [[spoiler: After being repaired by Kuiil, he has become self aware and able to think laterally. He reactivates his fighting abilities due to his command requiring him to "nurse and protect" the child. He is able to loophole abuse his way into taking the Mandalorian's helmet off by stating he's not a living being, and recognizes that the bomb in him is strong enough to take out the stormtroopers about to ambush them, but he cannot arm it unless he "pretends" to be caught by them.]]

** [[spoiler:Happens again in Season 3, when the Anzellans rebuild him properly as Nevarro's new Marshal in the season finale.]]

The head of the Bounty Hunters' Guild on Nevarro.

* MysteriousPast: Moff Gideon identifies him as a disgraced former magistrate, and the mention of this visibly distresses Greef. However, it's not further mentioned what form this disgrace took and what exactly happened.

* WarMemorial: At some point after the events of Chapter 8, a statue was erected in honor of IG-11 in Nevarro.

!!Magistrate Greef Karga

* BadassNormal: Of the four combatants against the [[spoiler: Imperial garrison]] in the Season 1 finale, he is among a KillerRobot, a [[ElitesAreMoreGlamorous Rebel shock trooper]], and the titular [[OneManArmy Mandalorian]], while he does mostly management business for the Guild. Despite this, he still is a skilled pistol marksman with GunsAkimbo and manages to contribute to the bucket-head kill count, even helping Mando out of a tight spot in a melee with a Death Trooper (all likely because he [[INeedAFreakingDrink cooled his nerves]] beforehand).

* CasualDangerDialog: Played with. When all the goons run off to get reinforcements, he insists on negotiating terms with the Mandalorian for how they'll split the reward, even as the Mandalorian insists they regroup. When the goons come back, he treats the situation with the seriousness it deserves.

* BigGood: Surprisingly enough, Season 2 shows him turning over a new leaf as basically the guy/magistrate running Nevarro. Under his efforts (plus Cara's Marshal duties), they've managed to convert Nevarro, slowly but surely, into a place where families and regular citizens can live, trade, and even educate their kids. He also readily gives Din an offer of credit for the badly needed repairs to the Razor Crest (albeit not for free, he's got a town to run).
* CleanUpTheTown: After the events of the Season 1 finale, Karga cleans up Navarro and improves its repute. Gone are both the Bounty Hunters' Guild and (almost all of) the Imperial Remnant hiding on the planet. In one particular instance, the old Hunters' Guild hall is now a school. He attributes much of the cleanup to to having a strong arm of the law in the form of Cara Dune as his marshal.

* QuickDraw: He was able to draw, arm, turn around, and fire two blasters with lethal accuracy before the Mandalorian (a fast gunfighter himself) could pull his own blaster from a holster. One of the fastest, if not the actual fastest, shootists seen in the series.

* FallenOnHardTimesJob: His tenure as a Guildmaster for bounty hunters comes across as this after it's revealed he's a disgraced Imperial magistrate. Judging from how prosperous he makes Nevarro after the end of the first season, it's likely he was "disgraced" for being a good person working for a tyrannical regime and not for any incompetence.

* DeathOfPersonality: [[spoiler:The Mandalorian's headshot destroys his brain. Kuiil has to rebuild it almost entirely from scratch, meaning IG-11 as he was is effectively dead.]]

* DoAnythingRobot: Utilities that he is equipped with include a cutting torch capable of cutting through cast metal grates, and a bacta infusion spray for medical minstrations on organics.

* MightyGlacier: IG-11 is extremely tough, immensely strong, and fully capable taking on dozens of opponents and coming out on top. What IG-11 ''isn't'' is fast. His two speeds seem to be 'plodding' and 'strolling.' [[spoiler: In the finale, he demonstrates that he is able to ride a speeder bike, whilst still pulling off his ImprobableAimingSkills in the meantime, making him a LightningBruiser until the bike is destroyed.]]

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: To IG-88, both being IG-series assassin droid bounty hunters.
** JustifiedTrope: This was originally a Boba Fett movie, where he WAS IG-88.

* PutOnABus: In "The Apostate", it's revealed that she stopped serving as Nevarro's Marshall at some point after Moff Gideon's arrest, having been recurited to New Republic Special Forces.

* PutOnABus: In "The Apostate", it's revealed that she stopped serving as Nevarro's Marshall at some point after Moff Gideon's arrest, in order to assist New Republic.

* TattooAsCharacterType: Cara has several tattoos from her time serving in the Rebellion. The stripes on her right bicep identify her as a Shocktrooper — the Rebellion's and New Republic's elite special forces. She also has the Alliance Starbird tattooed under her left eye.