History Characters / StarWarsJedha

* PoliceAreUseless: During the High Republic era, many of them seem to be far more interested in protecting the Kyber Temple than addressing major problems on Jedha, making them little more than glorified security guards that turn a blind eye to potential problems outside the Temple, whether it be class disparity, criminal activity, or the more dangerous Force cults (such as [[AntiMagicalFaction the Path of the Open Hand]]) amassing power in the streets. This is the overall reason Tey Sirrek left them [[spoiler:and it takes a [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech real verbal chewing]] from Tey during the Battle of Jedha to make them realize [[HeelRealization how far they've fallen]] and to get them to help the people]].

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: As someone who perceived himself as little more than a lowly acolyte, Keth wished to do something more meaningful. While the conflict on Jedha allows him to help the Jedi, [[spoiler:it comes at the cost of his own life]].
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:He gives his life protecting Silandra Sho from Mytion.]]

* AgentProvocateur: [[spoiler:He was hired by Tilson Graf (who in turn was agent of the Path of the Hand) to set off a series of terror bombings around Jedha that would reignite the Eiram-E'ronoh war on Jedha itself.]]

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsPathOfVengeance Path of Vengeance]]'' | ''[[Manga/StarWarsTheEdgeOfBalancePrecedent The Edge of Balance: Precedent]]''[[note]]Flashback[[/note]]

* BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu: [[spoiler:Because he isn't a Force user, he's unaffected by the Leveler's hallucinations. While he is able to incapacitate the Leveler and save Vildar's life, he loses all memory of the encounter as a result of using the Hand of Siberius, which would have [[DrunkOnTheDarkSide completely corrupted him]] had it not been for Yana knocking him out.]]

* TheCavalry: [[spoiler:After he touches a nerve with the Guardians during the Battle of Jedha, he and the Guardians rescue Vildar Mac and the other occupants of the bombed almshouse.]]

* DoomedByCanon: [[spoiler:He is one of the few non-Force-sensitive allies of the Jedi to have seen what the Nameless actually look like. However, because of problems with the [[ArtifactOfDoom Hand of Siberius]], he loses all memory of the encounter, which is one of many things that leave the Jedi unprepared for the Nameless's return 150 years later.]]

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:Because he used [[ArtifactOfDoom an ancient Sith power gauntlet]] to fight off the Great Leveler, he's lost all memory of his encounter with it.]]

* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler:During the brawl inside the Final Protector's vault, it appears to Vildar that Yana had shot Tey. However, it turns out he can use his own pheromones to put himself in a healing trance too, like he did with Oliviah Zeveron earlier.]]

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: He gives [[ByTheBookCop Oklane Viss]] and the other Guardians a real burn when they try to take him back to his cell [[UngratefulBastard despite helping them]] against thieves in the Temple and refusing to help Vildar when he's buried alive in the Path of the Open Hand's almshouse. [[spoiler:This manages to get through to them to help Vildar out.]]

* TheTeamNormal: [[spoiler:After the Battle of Jedha, Vildar gives him a seat on the Convocation of the Force to represent the interests of non-Force users on Jedha. This is in response to the strained relationship between the Convocation and Jedha's citizens leading into the conflict, which the Path of the Open Hand capitalized on to incite riots.]]

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTheBattleOfJedha The Battle of Jedha]]''

* SeriousBusiness: He takes keeping Enlightenment a neutral ground free from the religious squabbles that plague Jedha ''very'' seriously, and will threaten to have even ''Jedi'' killed for disturbing the peace in his bar. During the Battle of Jedha, he's fighting to keep out all sorts of troublemakers.

* VirtuousCharacterCopy: He seems to be one of [[ComicBook/StarWarsRepublic Vilmarh Grahrk]]. Both are criminals who initially have an antagonistic relationship with a Kiffar Jedi before becoming FireforgedFriends who [[VitriolicBestBuds frequently throw jabs at each other]]. While Villie is an unapologetic smuggler known for screwing over almost everyone he's worked with (and even worked for Darth Sidious once), Tey is a simple street thief that left the Guardians of the Whills because he became he disillusioned by how ineffectual they were, but retains his morals all the same.

->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RogueOne''

* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler:During the brawl inside the Final Protector's vault, it appears to Vildar that Yana had shot Tey. However, it turns out he can use his own pheromones to put himself in a healing trance too.]]

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsPathOfVengeance Path of Vengeance]]''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]'' | ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTheBattleOfJedha The Battle of Jedha]]'' | ''Film/RogueOne''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsTalesOfEnlightenmentNewProspects Tales of Enlightenment: New Prospects]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]'' | ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTheBattleOfJedha The Battle of Jedha]]''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]''

->'''Native Fauna:''' Spamel, Versimillipede.

* PoliceAreUseless: During the High Republic era, many of them seem to be far more interested in protecting the Kyber Temple than addressing major problems on Jedha, making them little more than glorified security guards that turn a blind eye to potential problems outside the Temple, whether it be class disparity, criminal activity, or the more dangerous Force cults (such as [[AntiMagicalFaction the Path of the Open Hand]]) amassing power in the streets. [[spoiler:This is the overall reason Tey Sirrek left them.]]

* TheBartender: Like many examples of this trope, his position as a bar owner makes him a prolific information broker regarding affairs on Jedha. His bar also happens to attract a lot of seedy types, which he has the Twinkle Sisters to keep in line.

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* CassandraTruth: Due to his reputation as a general pest and a disgraced Guardian, nobody seems to believe him when he's caught with a bomb in the Kyber Temple and claims he was trying to disarm it. At best, Vildar is suspicious of the circumstances in which he was caught.

A Sephi thief who was active during the High Republic era.

* CowboyCop: [[spoiler:He was originally a Guardian of the Whills, but the rest of the Guardians took issue with him when he decided to go beyond just protecting the Kyber Temple. He left when he realized the Guardians were worthless for anything other than protecting the Temple.]]

* HeroWithBadPublicity: He's genuinely seeking to do good in Jedha City, but most see him as little more than a pickpocket and con artist, and the Guardians of the Whills especially don't like him [[spoiler:for walking away from them]].

* KnightInSourArmor: [[spoiler:The reason he has a disdain for the Guardians of the Whills is because they were more interested in protecting the temple than the people of Jedha when he served with them. The [[DeathOfAChild death of Flim]] at the hands of [[TheFagin Anst Wozo]] and the Guardians choosing not to seek justice was the final straw for him.]]

* PayEvilUntoEvil: [[spoiler:What eventually got him disgraced from the Guardians of the Whills was choosing to seek justice for Flim's death on his own terms and killing Anst Wozo in retribution upon leaving.]]
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: [[spoiler:He left the Guardians because he realized they were little more than glorified security guards for one Temple who aren't even interested in protecting Jedha's people. As such, he now decides to be a hero on his own terms.]]
* TragicKeepsake: [[spoiler:His RobotBuddy Skoot originally belonged to a street orphan named Flim. He adopted the droid after Flim was murdered by Anst Wozo.]]

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]'' | ''Film/RogueOne''

* PoliceAreUseless: During the High Republic era, they seem to be far more interested in protecting the Kyber Temple than addressing major problems on Jedha, making them little more than glorified security guards that turn a blind eye to potential problems outside the Temple, whether it be class disparity, criminal activity, or the more dangerous Force cults (such as [[AntiMagicalFaction the Path of the Open Hand]]) amassing power in the streets. [[spoiler:This is the overall reason Tey Sirrek left them.]]

[[folder:Omisha Joyo]]
!!Omisha Joyo
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->'''Portrayed by:''' ???
->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RogueOne''

A member of the Clan of the Toribota.

* CoolHelmet: He wears a "resonant helmet" which "siphons the call of the First Light."

[[folder:Guch Ydroma]]
!!Guch Ydroma
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->'''Portrayed by:''' ???
->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RogueOne''

A follower of the Phirmist religion, he claims he was given the ability to conjure water out of thin air by his god.

* CrossingTheDesert: This is how he claims he got his abilities.
* MakingASplash: He claims that he has the ability to conjure water out of thin air.
* ThirstyDesert: The main market for his abilities.

[[folder: Nesta Term]]
!!Nesta Term
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->'''Portrayed by:''' ???
->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RogueOne''

A self-proclaimed "Lens of the Central Isopter". Her order worships death itself and they are attracted to violent areas.

* {{Cult}}: How her order is described in the ''Rogue One Ultimate Visual Guide''.
* TheSacredDarkness: She worships death itself.
* SamusIsAGirl: You can't tell due to her full-bodied costume, but she is a woman.

!!The Decraniated

[[folder:The Decraniated]]
!!The Decraniated
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->'''Appearances:''' ''{{Film/Solo}}'' | ''Film/RogueOne'' | ''ComicBook/StarWarsMarvel2015''

Organic beings who have had the top halves of their heads removed and replaced with machines, rendering them obedient slaves.

* BodyHorror: We repeat, the ''top halves'' of their heads are ''gone''.
* TheCameo: Some of them can be seen as servants on Dryden Vos's yacht. ''Scum and Villainy'' confirms that Evazan was in Crimson Dawn's employ at the time and created the Decraniated for Vos. [[spoiler:After Vos's death, Evazan went independent and sold the Decraniated to fund himself.]]
* CyberneticsWillEatYourSoul: They have no free will and are essentially droids.
* {{Cyborg}}: They are organic beings with droid brains, effectively making them meat droids instead of conventional cyborgs.
* MadDoctor: The Visual Guide states they were altered by a "fugitive surgeon". The surgeon in question is Roofoo, AKA Dr. Cornelius Evazan.
* UnexplainedRecovery: Some of the ones on Jedha are among those that escaped Jedha City's destruction.
* UnwillingRoboticization: The ''Rogue One Ultimate Visual Guide'' states that they were likely sold into slavery.
* WeCanRebuildHim: Some of them are victims injured in battle.
* WetwareBody: The machine parts take over the organic host's functions.

[[folder:Caysin Bog]]
!!Caysin Bog
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->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RogueOne'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]''

A high-gravity humanoid blown apart by the insurgency and pieced back together by a mysterious man called Roofoo. After escaping the destruction of Jedha City, he swore revenge on the man who butchered him, and signed on as hired muscle with Son-tuul Pride to fund his search, entering into a romantic relationship with Tam Posla, an ex-cop-turned-bounty hunter also hunting Roofoo, in the process.

* BattleCouple: He and Posla end up fighting side by side on several occasions during their time with Son-tuul Pride.
* BuryYourGays: [[spoiler:Dies during the infiltration of Hivebase-1, thanks to Dr. Aphra reprogramming his cyberware to force him to walk into the droid prototypes' line of fire.]]
* {{Heavyworlder}}: He is a "high gravity" humanoid.
* LeeroyJenkins: [[spoiler:An unwilling example. Thanks to a [[RestrainingBolt secret contingency]] programmed into his cyberware by Dr. Aphra, he ends up walking right into the firing line of the droid prototypes on Hivebase-1, getting blown to bits a second time.]]
* LosingYourHead: Unlike some of the other Decraniated (who are only missing the top halves of their heads), he's missing ''his entire'' head, with the droid CPU taking up his neck.
* OrganTheft: ''Doctor Aphra'' reveals that his ''body'' has enough space inside of it to store a bunch of blasters in it like a can, [[FridgeHorror which means that his organs were removed too]].
* {{Revenge}}: He wants to get back at the people who turned him into what is essentially a walking corpse.
* UnexplainedRecovery: As of this writing, it's unknown how he escaped Jedha City before its destruction.
* UnwillingRoboticization: Resents being turned into a medical experiment against his will.
* WeCanRebuildHim: He was turned into one of the Decraniated after being injured by the Partisans.

!!Other residents
!!!High Republic Era

[[folder:Tey Sirrek]]
!!Tey Sirrek
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!!!'''Species:''' Sephi

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]''

A Sephi thief who was active during the High Republic era.

* CanonImmigrant: The Sephi species originated in ''Legends''.
* CowboyCop: [[spoiler:He was originally a Guardian of the Whills, but the rest of the Guardians took issue with him when he decided to go beyond just protecting the Kyber Temple. He left when he realized the Guardians were worthless for anything other than protecting the Temple.]]
* GoodAllAlong: He seems to be a thief at first, but is actually investigating the artifact thefts on Jedha.
* HeroWithBadPublicity: He's genuinely seeking to do good in Jedha City, but most see him as little more than a pickpocket and con artist, and the Guardians of the Whills especially don't like him [[spoiler:for walking away from them]].
* ImpossibleThief: He's able to steal Vildar's lightsaber from him without him even ''[[SensorCharacter sensing]]'' it until it's too late.
* KnightInSourArmor: [[spoiler:The reason he has a disdain for the Guardians of the Whills is because they were more interested in protecting the temple than the people of Jedha when he served with them. The [[DeathOfAChild death of Flim]] at the hands of [[TheFagin Anst Wozo]] and the Guardians choosing not to seek justice was the final straw for him.]]
* MageKiller: Despite not being Force-sensitive, he claims to know a number of martial arts that can be used to counter Jedi, including Morichro -- also known as the TouchOfDeath -- which can stop one's heart. He seems to kill Vildar Mac in the first issue of the Phase II comic with that last move (after Vildar claimed that [[InstantlyProvenWrong such a move was a myth]]); however, it's revealed in the second issue that not only was Vildar actually still alive, what Tey used wasn't actually Morichro, [[DoingInTheWizard but a Sephi self-defense pheromone]].
* MistakenForMurderer: Vildar and Matthea initially believe he killed V'kara when they find her dead in the Shrine of Sarrav and Tey at the scene. When they meet up with Tey again at the Enlightenment bar, he reveals that not only she was already dead when he got there, she came to him for his help.
* PayEvilUntoEvil: [[spoiler:What eventually got him disgraced from the Guardians of the Whills was choosing to seek justice for Flim's death on his own terms and killing Anst Wozo in retribution upon leaving.]]
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: [[spoiler:He left the Guardians because he realized they were little more than glorified security guards for one Temple who aren't even interested in protecting Jedha's people. As such, he now decides to be a hero on his own terms.]]
* TragicKeepsake: [[spoiler:His RobotBuddy Skoot originally belonged to a street orphan named Flim. He adopted the droid after Flim was murdered by Anst Wozo.]]
* TheTrickster: He makes a point of messing with Vildar -- a Jedi -- before and after revealing his true colors, including stopping his heart with a move he claims to be [[TouchOfDeath Morichro]] (which is actually just a less lethal self-defense pheromone) and stealing his lightsaber from him without him even sensing it (so he can use it to barter with an artifact trafficker and get the Jedi to follow him).
* WeHelpTheHelpless: He seems like a thief at first, but he's actually trying to help the oppressed when neither the Jedi nor the Guardians of the Whills will.

[[folder:Kradon Minst]]
!!Kradon Minst
!!!'''Species:''' Villarandi

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MarcThompson
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsTalesOfEnlightenmentNewProspects Tales of Enlightenment: New Prospects]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]'' | ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTheBattleOfJedha The Battle of Jedha]]''

The owner of the tapbar Enlightenment and an information broker.

* TheBartender: Like many examples of this trope, his position as a bar owner makes him a prolific information broker regarding affairs on Jedha. His bar also happens to attract a lot of seedy types, which he has the Twinkle Sisters to keep in line.
* FluffyTheTerrible: He has two burly Gloovan bouncers staffing his bar known as the Twinkle Sisters.
* InsectoidAlien: Villarandi look like four-armed humanoid insects.
* KnowledgeBroker: He's ''the'' most knowledgeable information broker on Jedha during the High Republic era, and many come to him for advice.
* MultiArmedMultitasking: As a Villarandi, he has four arms.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: His information normally comes at a price, but the first time is always free.
* ThirdPersonPerson: He seems to refer himself with third-person pronouns frequently.

!!!Imperial Era

[[folder:Dobias Cole-Truten]]
!!Dobias Cole-Truten
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->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RogueOne''

A local miner and salesman.

* {{Prospector}}: He used to work in a kyber mine.
* VaderBreath: His past as a miner has given him a respiratory illness.

[[folder:Gavra Ubrento]]
!!Gavra Ubrento
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->'''Portrayed by:''' ???
->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RogueOne''

A member of a band of mechanics working in Jedha.

* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: She lacks access to modern tools and resources but that doesn't stop her.
* WrenchWench: A skilled starship mechanic.

[[folder:Woan Barso]]
!!Woan Barso
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->'''Portrayed by:''' ???
->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RogueOne''

A smuggler who helps refugees escape Jedha City.

* TheAllegedCar: Due to his ship's unreliable life support system, he always wears a spacesuit.
* WarRefugees: Helps refugees escape the occupied city.

[[folder:Valwid Ined]]
!!Valwid Ined
!!!'''Species:''' Vobati
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A Vobati skilled at forging Imperial documents.

* NotInThisForYourRevolution: Frequently works for Saw Gerrera's Partisans, but is only in it for the money.

[[folder:Pendra Siliu]]
!!Pendra Siliu
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!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Portrayed by:''' Ivy Wong

A young girl briefly separated from her mother by a skirmish on Jedha. She is rescued by Jyn Erso.

* DivingSave: How Jyn meets her.
* KidAmidTheChaos: Gets caught in the crossfire of a skirmish and needs to be pulled to safety.
* ShootTheShaggyDog: Jyn saves her from the middle of the firefight between the Empire and Partisans... only for Pendra and her parents to die hours later when the Death Star destroys Jedha City.
* UncertainDoom: It can be assumed she and her parents were killed when the Death Star struck Jedha City, unless they escaped right before it did.

[[folder:[=K-0HN=]]]
!![=K-0HN=] (Kone)
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An L-1 tactical droid who works as a discreet translator.

* ReligiousRobot: He hopes to purchase an upgrade that will allow him to understand spirituality.
* StreetUrchin: Frequently shares his money with them so that they can eat.
* TranslatorBuddy: He works as a translator for transactions that require confidentiality.

[[folder:Fassio Ablund]]
!!Fassio Ablund
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A spy who sold secrets of the local Rebels to the Empire.

* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: He sold secrets to the Empire, but was branded a criminal when he stole armor from a fallen stormtrooper, leaving him with no allies.
* InformationBroker: He sells the secrets of the insurgency to the Empire, hoping for protection.

[[folder:Jalice Andit]]
!!Jalice Andit
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->'''Portrayed by:''' ???

A gun-for-hire who, along with her husband Joali, frequently works with Saw Gerrera.

* BattleCouple: She and her husband fight as a team.
* BloodKnight: They fight for credits but they enjoy the thrill as well.
* IcyBlueEyes: Her eyes are a very pale blue.
* NotInThisForYourRevolution: They work with Gerrera's group only so long as they get paid.
* ThrillSeeker: How they're described in the guide.

!!Others

[[folder:Tam Posla]]
!!Tam Posla
-->See his entry on the [[Characters/StarWarsBountyHuntersAndMercenaries Bounty Hunters & Mercenaries]] page.

[[folder:Roofoo and Sawkee]]
!!Cornelius Evazan (Roofoo) and Ponda Baba (Sawkee)
-->See their entries on the [[Characters/StarWarsTatooine Tatooine]] page.

[[header:[=NaJedha=]]]
->'''Location:''' Jedha System, Terrabe Sector, Freestanding Subsectors,[[note]]independent sectors not a part of the Galactic government [[/note]] Mid Rim
->'''Moons:''' Jedha

The world that Jedha orbits. After the Death Star rendered Jedha uninhabitable, the remaining members of the Partisans and survivors of the attack joined together and hid out on [=NaJedha=].

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]'' | ''Film/RogueOne''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsTalesOfEnlightenmentNewProspects Tales of Enlightenment: New Prospects]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2022 The High Republic (2022)]]''

* KnightInSourArmor: [[spoiler:The reason he has a disdain for the Guardians of the Whills is because they were more interested in protecting the temple than the people of Jedha when he served with them. The [[DeathOfAChild death of Zumeg]] at the hands of [[TheFagin Anst Wozo]] and the Guardians choosing not to seek justice was the final straw for him.]]

* PayEvilUntoEvil: [[spoiler:What eventually got him disgraced from the Guardians of the Whills was choosing to seek justice for Zumeg's death on his own terms and killing Anst Wozo in retribution upon leaving.]]

* TragicKeepsake: [[spoiler:His RobotBuddy Skoot originally belonged to a street orphan named Zumeg. He adopted the droid after Zumeg was murdered by Anst Wozo.]]

* AlienLunch: Sells creatures that others turn into meals.