History Characters / StarWarsPlanetsAndRaces

* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite her sabotaging Fives' investigation into the inhibitor chips and treating all Clones as property (except for Omega), she refuses to further help the Empire's cloning projects because they destroyed her home.

* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite her sabotaging Fives' investigation into the inhibitor chips and treating all Clones as property (Expect for Omega), she refuses to further help the Empire's cloning projects because they destroyed her home.

!!Arvala-7
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->'''Immigrated Species:''' Jawa, Nikto, Ugnaught

An arid desert world that is home to vapor farmers and travelling Jawas. A compound of Nikto criminals disrupts the peace of the planet in the aftermath of the Galactic Civil War until a Mandalorian bounty hunter arrives to claim a target from their stronghold.

* SingleBiomePlanet: It is a desert world that is covered in hardened mud flats, mountains, canyons, and numerous caves that make it a decidedly difficult planet to navigate on foot.

[[folder:Kuiil]]
!!Kuiil
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[[caption-width-right:300:''"I have spoken."'']]
!!!'''Species:''' Ugnaught

->'''Performed by:''' Misty Rosas
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/NickNolte
->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/TheMandalorian''

An Ugnaught vapor farmer who was formerly enslaved by the Empire and worked his way out of servitude. He offers his assistance to the Mandalorian when he arrives on Arvala-7, hoping that he will rid his valley of the criminals who have disrupted the peace there.

* AmazonChaser: He takes a moment to lightly flirt with the beefy, battle-hardened Cara Dune when he meets her.
* DeterminedHomesteader: He doesn't like the way his world has been trespassed upon by criminals and mercenaries and seeks to help the Mandalorian wipe them out to return a sense of normality to the planet.
* GadgeteerGenius: He was able to restore function to an IG droid that had its computer core shot up with what is far from a state of the art workshop. He also improved the construction and design of the Child's hover-pram while on the Mandalorian's ship, using just whatever happened to be available. He was also instrumental in reassembling the ''Razor Crest'' after recovering the parts stolen from the Jawas, as Mando said it'd need a service facility for the job.
* HeadgearHeadstone: [[spoiler:Din Djarin gives him a proper burial and rests Kuiil's cap on top of the grave.]]
* HorseOfADifferentColor: He tames blurrgs to use them as mounts and working animals.
* IndenturedServitude: Says that he worked off his indenture for "three human lifetimes" before coming to Arvala-7. [[spoiler: Most recently for the Empire.]]
* InkSuitActor: Many fans and reviewers with amusement that Kuiil's face basically just looks like if Nick Nolte was an Ugnaught.
* IDidWhatIHadToDo: [[spoiler:He's unapologetic about the work he did for the Empire, when Cara (an ex-Rebel) confronts him about it. To be fair, he had no choice in the matter, being an indentured servant, but he worked long and hard on the Empire's behalf to earn his freedom.]]
* MysteriousPast: He declines the Mandalorian's offer to have him join his crew as he has spent much of his life working to get out of servitude and become independent. [[spoiler:In "The Reckoning," he reveals that he was an indentured servant for the Empire.]]
* NiceGuy: He's a bit gruff, but he treats everyone he meets with due respect and even refuses the Mandalorian's offer of reward money and a job for his services. He's on friendly terms with the local Jawa clan, and even agrees to [[spoiler: join the Mandalorian on his mission to confront the Client and his Imperial backers on Nevarro, because he believes saving the Child is important and the right thing to do.]]
* SacredHospitality: Refuses any payment from the Mandalorian due to him being his guest, despite all the help he provides to the Mandalorian.
* SacrificialLion: [[spoiler: Is the first major character of ''The Mandalorian'' to die, shortly after [[KnightOfCerebus Moff Gideon]] makes his appearance.]]
* TrueCompanions: He earns Din and Grogu's trust thanks to his loyalty and kindness to them. Din is disappointed when Kuill turns down a position on his ship and [[spoiler:is deeply saddened by his demise.]]
* VerbalTic: When he feels he has spoken enough on a topic and will take no more argument, he will declare "I have spoken". He also uses it as a goodbye. "Guns for Hire" revealed that this is apparently a trait of Ugnaughts in general, as Din encounters another group of them that also use the phrase.

!!Carnelion IV
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->'''Native Species:''' Fisher

An icy world whose civilization destroyed itself in a civil war which rendered much of the surface uninhabitable due to a sea of poisonous gas. While many of the inhabitants were transformed into the monstrous Fishers, some remained human and took shelter in the mountains above the poison sea. Divided into two factions, the Open and the Closed, they continued to wage the civil war that had rendered their world a wasteland. After the Jedi Order detects a signal summoning them to the world, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin are dispatched to investigate.

* AfterTheEnd: Most of the planets surface is covered in seas of poisonous gases that mutated the survivors stuck within. The few survivors live high in the mountains and are split between the Open and Closed, who war over what resources remain.
* CivilWar: The planet was rendered almost completely uninhabitable due to a civil war, the cause of which none of the survivors even remember yet continue to fight. The Republic never intervened because Carnelion IV had no resources of value. [[spoiler:Obi-Wan tricks the Republic into sending a peacekeeping force to end the war by falsely claiming to have found deposits of Tibaana gas on the planet]].
* MotiveDecay: Neither the Open nor the Closed remember what their war is about anymore. They are just trying to kill each other because it's what they've always done.
* RubberForeheadAliens: The Closed appear to be a near-human sub-species with three vertical slits where a normal human ear would be.

[[folder:Pran]]
!!Mother Pran
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A leader of the Open, one of the two warring factions of Carnelion IV. Pran is the mentor of Kolara, and the two of them encounter Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker soon after they crashland on the planet.

* DarkActionGirl: She is a ruthless and highly skilled warrior dedicated to wiping out the Closed.
* EnemyMine: Teams up with Grecker after they learn that Obi-Wan came to Carnelion IV due to a distress call being detected coming from the planet. Both assume that the source is Sera, whom both the Open and Closed want dead to erase the last links to the world's past.
* FacialMarkings: As shown in her picture, she has three red rectangles tattooed on her face.
* GunsAkimbo: She wields two lethal looking 'bangers' (shotgun like projectile weapons).
* TheMentor: To Kolara, who she is training to be a warrior.
* WeakWilled: Obi-Wan successfully uses a Jedi Mind Trick on her, which as established only work on the 'weak minded'.

[[folder:Kolara]]
!!Kolara
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-->''"Back before the war people had time to care about something beyond just the fighting. They could make things. Things that aren't really for anything. They're just... Beautiful."''

A young warrior under the tutorship of Mother Pran.

* FacialMarkings: The black lines under her eyes.
* ShipTease: She and Anakin are attracted to each other, although [[ForegoneConclusion obviously nothing comes of it]].

[[folder:Grecker]]
!!Grecker

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsObiWanAndAnakin Obi-Wan & Anakin]]''

A leader of the Closed. He is forced to ally with Obi-Wan, Anakin, Pran, and Kolara after being stranded following a battle between the Open and Closed.

%%* BaldOfEvil:
* EnemyMine: The moment he hears the Jedi have arrived on the planet to investigate a signal that summoned them, Grekcer and Pran drop all objections to working together, knowing that the signal had to have come from Sera, whom both factions want dead.
%%* {{Jerkass}}:
* UngratefulBastard: Orders his fellow Closed to kill Obi-Wan, even though he had saved Grecker's life several times and only wanted to forge a peaceful resolution to the Open-Closed conflict.
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[[folder:Sera]]
!!Sera
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsObiWanAndAnakin Obi-Wan & Anakin]]''

Known as "the scavenger" to the other natives of Carnelion IV, Sera seeks to bring the children of both the Open and Closed under her influence in order to end the war and rebuild the world.

* BrokenPedestal: When Kolara and the other Open children discover that she wants the Open and Closed to wipe each other out so she and the children can start society over completely, they are disappointed to learn she is just another person who sees extermination as a solution to the world's problems.
* EntertaininglyWrong: Unaware that the holographic history she watched depicted a brutal Sith, Sera believed that the Jedi were great and ruthless warriors who could come to Carnelion IV and purge the Open and Closed so that she could restart society with the remaining children.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: She believes that the adults of the Open and Closed are too corrupted by their philosophies to ever end their war and that they must be killed. Sera activated the distress beacon to summon a Jedi to the world, believing they would kill them for her.

!!Chandel

An oceanic world.

[[folder:Darja and Alora]]
!!Darja
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!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GreyDeLisle
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels Rebels]]''

-->''"The red blades, they took her... they knew."''

The grandmother of Alora, a Force-sensitive baby that the Inquisitors were sent to hunt down.

* WeHardlyKnewYe: Darja's only appearance is in the intro of [[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS2E08TheFutureOfTheForce "The Future of the Force"]] and being found by Ahsoka before dying.
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!!Alora
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels Rebels]]''

Darja's Force-sensitive granddaughter.
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* EvilDetectingBaby: Because she's Force-sensitive, she starts crying the second the Inquisitors' Star Destroyer tractor-beams the transport she and her grandmother were on, and cries even harder when the Inquisitors board the ship.
* PutOnABus: After the end of "The Future of the Force", she was presumably set up with a foster family by the Rebellion.
* ShoutOut: To Elora Danan from Creator/GeorgeLucas' film ''Film/{{Willow}}''.
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!!Clabron
->'''Native Species:''' Clabronians

The homeworld of the Clabronians, who chose to remain neutral during the Clone Wars. However, at some point they reached out to the Republic, prompting a diplomatic visit from Senator Padmé Amidala.
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* NeonCity: The main areas of the city are drenched in ''Film/BladeRunner''-esque neon lights. The rooftop shantytowns, filled forrests of hung laundry and cages filled with colorful birds, bears more than a passing resemblance to the Kowloon slums in gritty Hong Kong Action films such as ''Film/TheKiller1989'' and ''Film/InfernalAffairs.'' Creator Joby Harold has said it's modeled after Hong Kong.

[[caption-width-right:300:Have I done some bad things? Sure. Do I feel bad sometimes? Yeah. Do I like credits? Of course!]]

!!Hubin

A temperate moon orbiting a gas giant that is home to Clan Markona, a mercenary group with a bloody past.

[[folder:Markona]]
!!Thane Markona
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!!!'''Species:''' Human
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Hubin

->'''Appearances:''' ''ComicBook/StarWarsMarvel2015''

-->''"You can never undo the wrong, but you can always do right."''

The Thane of Clan Markona and father of Tula. When Luke, Leia, and Han arrive on Hubin, Markona tests them to see if the Rebellion is worthy of his Clan's assistance.
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* TheAtoner: Upon hearing of Alderaan's destruction by the Empire, Markona began to think back on his services to them and how much blood he indirectly has on his hands by doing jobs that helped secure its rule. He eventually decides that Clan Markona needed to ally with the Rebellion to wash the sins of their past away.
-->'''Markona:''' After I heard of the Death Star, I have done nothing but consider my actions. I was a professional. I asked few questions. The Markona did much work... including some for those I now know I shouldn't have.
* BladeBelowTheShoulder: His gauntlets have long blades built into them that he can extend out for melee combat, which is his preference.
* BloodKnight: Relishes hand-to-hand combat, dismissing blasters as unsporting.
* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Even he isn't sure what exactly it was that Clan Markona [[OneLastJob retrieved]] for the Empire that allowed them to retire peacefully and own Hubin, telling Luke that to him, it was just one more job.
* HeroicSacrifice: Fights [=SCAR=] Squadron by himself to buy the rebels and the Clan time to evacuate Hubin, and is quickly gunned down by the elite troopers when he charges them.
* NoNameGiven: His given name is never stated or offered.
* SecretLegacy: His mother was a Jedi Knight who fell in love and left the Order, a fact which Markona keeps as a closely guarded secret due to the Empire's persecution of anyone with ties to the Order.
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* TheGreys: A partial example. They have they greyish, shiny skin and bulging eyes normally associated with Greys, but that's about it.

* NamedAfterTheirPlanet: Their species name is derived from their homeworld.
* SchrodingersCanon: The Neimoidians may be evolutionary relatives of the Duros, hence why they greatly resemble them. The canon propaganda piece, "Taxation Without Federation", alludes to this ancestry by depicting an "obese Neimoidian plutocrat" holding a Duros mask (InUniverse, this propaganda piece was criticized as being [[FantasticRacism racist]] by Trade Federation spin doctors).

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A heavily forested planet that is the homeworld of the carnivorous plant species known as the Drengir. During the conflict between the Jedi and the Drengir during the High Republic Era the world became a battleground between them.

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsIntoTheDark Into the Dark]]'' | ''ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic2021'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsTheRisingStorm The Rising Storm]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsRaceToCrashpointTower Race to Crashpoint Tower]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublicAdventures The High Republic Adventures]]'' | ''[[Manga/StarWarsTheEdgeOfBalance The Edge of Balance]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsLifeDay Life Day]]''

* ItCanThink: While their motivations are fairly primal, they are also capable of speech and feeling a sense of betrayal.

* Cikatro Vizago on the [[Characters/StarWarsCriminals Criminals]] page.

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/DarthVaderDarkLordOfTheSith Dark Lord of the Sith]]''

* AintTooProudToBeg: When cornered by a female Inquisitor, she pleads with her "woman to woman" not to take her child from her. The Inquisitor actually seems willing to take pity on her [[spoiler: only for it to turn out to be [[BaitTheDog a cruel trick]]; just as Mira has gotten onto her father's shuttle, the Inquisitor uses the Force to snatch her baby from her arms]].
* BigNo: She lets out one when an Inquisitor drops down in front of her, blocking her escape route. And an even bigger one when [[spoiler: the Inquistor telekinetically rips her baby from her grasp]].
* FacialMarkings: She has gold markings next to her eyes.

* AmbiguouslyRelated: In the short story "[[Literature/FromACertainPointOfViewReturnOfTheJedi My Mouth Never Closes", the Sarlacc mentions the Great Progenitor as if it were a messianic figure, implying that (coupled with similar anatomical features, such as tentacles, a beaked mouth and a EyelessFace) there is a relationship between the Sarlacc and Drengir species.

* PunnyName: The first named Abednedo was Ello Asty, whose name was a play on a Music/BeastieBoys song. Subsequent authors have run with this theme and named Abednedo characters after Beastie Boys albums and songs.

* ShroudedInMyth: During the Great Hyperspace Rush, Planet X was presumed to be merely a legend among prospectors. However, one of those who did find it, Radicaz "Sunshine" Dobbs, tried to maroon or kill other prospectors who ''might'' have found it and sold his knowledge to the Path of the Open Hand. By the time of the Great Disaster, the only people who know it exists are the Ro family.

[[caption-width-right:300:''One way out!'']]

* PragmaticVillainy: Subverted. They allow their prisoners to have as much food as they want since they want them to be properly fed so they can have maximum output on their work. Said food is a white, tasteless sludge that only the top earners will have any ''flavor'' with, and if they're willing to let 5,000 men have as much as they want of it, it doesn't bode well for its' actual contents even if it is nutritious.