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* Vader's apprentice Tao from the canonically[[note]] even before the ContinuityReboot[[/note]] "fuzzy" manga story ''Perfect Evil'' may not be as popular as Starkiller, but is generally considered to be an excellently written character who fans wouldn't have minded seeing appear past that comic. His unnamed Jedi companions from the ActionPrologue are also a pretty cooly-drawn group, with several getting Wookiepedia pages very quickly after their debut despite none of them being named.
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* Vader's apprentice Tao from the canonically[[note]] even before the ContinuityReboot[[/note]] "fuzzy" manga story ''Perfect Evil'' may not be as popular as Starkiller, but is generally considered to be an excellently written character who fans wouldn't have minded seeing appear past that comic. His unnamed Jedi companions from the ActionPrologue are also a pretty cooly-drawn group, group (particularly the MsFanservice twi'lek and Tao's BloodSplatteredInnocents master), with several getting Wookiepedia pages very quickly after their debut despite none of them being named.
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* PlayingBothSides (albeit Rebel-leaning) IronLady Valles Santhe from the ''Mission to Lianna'' roleplaying gamebook is a particularly well-liked [=NPC=] character.
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* Hoar, the BadassNormal SoleSurvivor of the clan that Anakin massacred to avenge his mother, only appears in ''VideoGame/StarWarsMastersOfTerasKasi,'' a blog article, and the canonically[[note]] even before the ContinuityReboot[[/note]] "fuzzy" manga story ''Perfect Evil'', but is called the greatest Tusken character in Legends by some fans.
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* Vader's apprentice Tao from the canonically[[note]] even before the ContinuityReboot[[/note]] "fuzzy" manga story ''Perfect Evil'' may not be as popular as Starkiller, but is generally considered to be an excellently written character who fans wouldn't have minded seeing appear past that comic. His unnamed Jedi companions from the ActionPrologue are also a pretty cooly-drawn group, with several getting Wookiepedia pages very quickly after their debut despite none of them being named.
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* Lusa from ''Literature/TheCrystalStar'' and ''Literature/YoungJediKnights'' has a lot of fans for essentially being a centaur Jedi with a SlaveLiberation backstory that gives her a nice friendship with the Solo children.
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* BadassAdorable youngling Zett Jukassa, armored Tattooine denizen Rango "Tank Head" Tel, and YoungAndInCharge Queen of Naboo Apailana all only appear in a few seconds of the prequel movies but have large fanbases that are partially attributable to their AllThereInTheManual or expanded universe activities and characterizations (Zett catching the murderer of his parents, Tel being a particularly hapless bounty hunter, and Apailana resisting the Empire).
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* Shapeshifting anthropologist Mammon Hoole narrates one chapter of ''Literature/TheIllustratedStarWarsUniverse'' but was enough of a BreakoutCharacter to later star in ''Literature/GalaxyOfFear'' and be the in-universe author of the ScrapbookStory ''Essential Guide to Alien Species''.
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* The powerful impression Queen Miraj TheBaroness from ''ComicBook/StarWarsTheCloneWars: Slaves of the Republic'' makes is likely one reason that her arc was adapted into [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars the TV series.]]
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* The powerful impression the deceptively formidable Queen Miraj TheBaroness from ''ComicBook/StarWarsTheCloneWars: Slaves of the Republic'' makes is likely one reason that her arc was adapted into [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars the TV series.]]
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** Rivi-Annu from "To the Vanishing Point" is a fan favorite among the new Jedi from that series due to being a nervous NewMeat leader who [[spoiler:commits a HeroicSacrifice for her clones that involves using the Force to stop a falling Star Destroyer from crashing into a battlefield until they have time to get clear.]]
** The female Agricultural Corps Jedi in "Graduation Day" is never even named, but is perhaps the best-liked member of her group for her gradual mastery of telekinesis and ability to fight effectively using a farm tool like a lightsaber while working her way up to that point.
** Few fans of the series are likely to forget the unnamed clone trooper at Outpost 473 from "Waiting" after his TheUnfettered efforts to retrieve his stolen armaments in time to stop an approaching Separatist convoy.
** The female Agricultural Corps Jedi in "Graduation Day" is never even named, but is perhaps the best-liked member of her group for her gradual mastery of telekinesis and ability to fight effectively using a farm tool like a lightsaber while working her way up to that point.
** Few fans of the series are likely to forget the unnamed clone trooper at Outpost 473 from "Waiting" after his TheUnfettered efforts to retrieve his stolen armaments in time to stop an approaching Separatist convoy.
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* Dark Jedi Artel Darc's only appearance is in the written but unreleased Clone Wars era novel ''Escape from Dagu'', but the amount of interest that project has drawn and the cover art of Darc dueling Shaak Ti have drawn a good deal of interest.
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** Sev'rance Tann only appears in the obscure video gameand a few source books, but is often praised as one of the worthiest and most underutilized Separatists in the Clone Wars for being a Chiss military genius who is also a Dark Jedi. She has a decent bit of fan art, fanfiction, and has even inspired the occasional fan costume.
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** Sev'rance Tann only appears in the obscure video gameand game and a few source books, but is often praised as one of the worthiest and most underutilized Separatists in the Clone Wars for being a Chiss military genius who is also a Dark Jedi. She has a decent bit of fan art, fanfiction, and has even inspired the occasional fan costume.
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** Among the newly introduced BadassNormal soldiers in the books, one of the more engaging ones is GreatEscape survivor Throsh, even though he only appears in the ActionPrologue of ''The Unifying Force.''
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** The Gotal H'Kig priest from ''Agents of Chaos I: Hero's Trial'' and Givin BadassBureaucrat Illiet from ''Edge of Victory II: Rebirth'' are both barely more than {{Bit Character}}s but are two of the most interesting and memorable civilian characters to appear throughout the nineteen-book war.
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* GeniusBruiser SlaveLiberation rebel and [[spoiler:NonProtagonistResolver]] Sil Sorannan, BadassBureaucrat Ayydar Nylkerka (who goes on to make a few ''Literature/NewJediOrder'' appearences), and Davith Sconn (a war criminal who is visited by Leia in a ConsultingAConvictedKiller scene and has a surprisngly simple and emotional request in exchange for the information he gives) all have very little pagetime in the ''Literature/BlackFleetCrisis'' but are among its better-remembered new characters.
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* GeniusBruiser SlaveLiberation rebel and [[spoiler:NonProtagonistResolver]] Sil Sorannan, BadassBureaucrat Ayydar Nylkerka (who goes on to make a few ''Literature/NewJediOrder'' appearences), MauveShirt GenocideSurvivor Plat Mallar and Davith Sconn (a war criminal who is visited by Leia in a ConsultingAConvictedKiller scene and has a surprisngly simple and emotional request in exchange for the information he gives) all have very relatively little pagetime in the ''Literature/BlackFleetCrisis'' but are among its better-remembered new characters.
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* Even many fans who hate the Mandalorian arc in ''Literature/LegacyOfTheForce'' will make an exception for Boba's granddaughter Mirta Gev, her eventual husband Ghes Orade, and Venku Skirata (who made an EarlyBirdCameo in the ''Literature/RepublicCommando'' books and is the offspring of a forbidden romance between a Jedi and a clone trooper).
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* Even many fans who hate the Mandalorian arc in ''Literature/LegacyOfTheForce'' will make an exception for Boba's granddaughter Mirta Gev, her eventual husband Ghes Orade, and Venku Skirata (who made an EarlyBirdCameo in the ''Literature/RepublicCommando'' books ''Literature/RepublicCommandoSeries'' and is the offspring of a forbidden romance between a Jedi and a clone trooper).
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** [[TheRemnant Separatist holdouts]] Atticus Farstar (a FrontlineGeneral who gets a clever BatmanGambit) and Kaddak (a tattooed CulturedWarrior Clone deserter who acts as a HopeBringer to the resistance) only have a handful of lines and scenes between them in ''Darth Vader And the Cry of Shadows'' (and [[spoiler:Farstone]] even [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse vanishes without explanation by the end of the miniseries]]), but both wowed lots of readers to an impressive degree.
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** [[TheRemnant Separatist holdouts]] Atticus Farstar (a FrontlineGeneral who gets a clever BatmanGambit) and Kaddak (a tattooed CulturedWarrior Clone deserter who acts as a HopeBringer to the resistance) only have a handful of lines and scenes between them in ''Darth Vader And the Cry of Shadows'' (and [[spoiler:Farstone]] [[spoiler:Farstar]] even [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse vanishes without explanation by the end of the miniseries]]), but both wowed lots of readers to an impressive degree.
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* Alpha-17 was enormously popular in ''ComicBook/StarWarsRepublic'', leading to the creation of his trainee Rex in ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars''.
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* Ma'kis'shaalas is a pretty minor character in his few appearances, but has his fans for his AllThereInTheManual backstory of being admitted to the Jedi order as an adult due to an upbringing that focused on combat training and honorable ideals similar enough to the Jedi path.
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* Carnor Jax only ever appears in ''Crimson Empire'', as the BigBad, but is just as iconic if not moreso than his AntiHero nemesis Kir Kanos for being a GeniusBruiser whose PragmaticVillainy makes him open up the Empire to non-humans and ''successfully poison Palpatine'', making it possible for Luke and his allies to kill the Emperor for good in ''COmicBook/DarkEmpire''.
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* Rennax Omani Two characters who only appear in a single out-of-print comic,''ComicBook/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' story ''DefendersOfTheLostTemple'' have minor followings:
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* Clone trooper Hob-147 only appears in ''Salvaged'', but he has a pretty big fanbase for being one of the only clones who deliberately spares the lives of Jedi after Order 66 and having some impressive hand-to-hand combat achievements.
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* Moff Gentis from the ''The Ghost Prison'' arc is highly popular due to being a brilliant strategist and determined PapaWolf (both to his biological sons and the cadets he trains) who comes very close to overthrowing Palpatine and turning the Empire into a force for good. While every attempt in the franchise to kill Palpatine and Vader is DoomedByCanon, many fans call Gentis's effort the most compelling by far and describe imagining a story where he won as a good source of FanficFuel.
* Moff Gentis from the ''The Ghost Prison'' arc is highly popular due to being a brilliant strategist and determined PapaWolf (both to his biological sons and the cadets he trains) who comes very close to overthrowing Palpatine and turning the Empire into a force for good. While every attempt in the franchise to kill Palpatine and Vader is DoomedByCanon, many fans call Gentis's effort the most compelling by far and describe imagining a story where he won as a good source of FanficFuel.
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** Moff Gentis from the ''The Ghost Prison'' arc is highly popular due to being a brilliant strategist and determined PapaWolf (both to his biological sons and the cadets he trains) who comes very close to overthrowing Palpatine and turning the Empire into a force for good. While every attempt in the franchise to kill Palpatine and Vader is DoomedByCanon, many fans call Gentis's effort the most compelling by far and describe imagining a story where he won as a good source of FanficFuel.
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** Haunted house proprietor Horville and his assistant Ploob do a lot to make an otherwise basic episode entertaining and memorable.
** Mysterious, powerful, and beautifully-designed PlantPerson sorceress, the Leaf Queen, only makes two appearances but is quite popular.
** Two-headed sorcerer and recluse the Gonster is popular enough that some fans are surprised that he is only in one episode.
** The Stranger gets some credit for being one of the creepiest villains in the show in his one episode.
** Mysterious, powerful, and beautifully-designed PlantPerson sorceress, the Leaf Queen, only makes two appearances but is quite popular.
** Two-headed sorcerer and recluse the Gonster is popular enough that some fans are surprised that he is only in one episode.
** The Stranger gets some credit for being one of the creepiest villains in the show in his one episode.
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* Chalk only has a secondary role at best in ''Literature/{{Shatterpoint}}'', but her DarkAndTroubledPast and ActionGirl and FluffyTamer moments cause her to frequently be rated pretty high among BadassNormal Republic allies from Clone Wars media.
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* LivingLegend gunslinger Gallandro only appears in two of ''Literature/TheHanSoloAdventures'' books (and the first one only briefly), but his NobleDemon attitude and incredible skillset make him a favorite out of Han's various adversaries. His quirky, well-meaning, and shamelessly manipulative boss from the earlier book, Odumin, also has a good fanbase despite his short page time.
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** LivingLegend gunslinger Gallandro only appears in twoof ''Literature/TheHanSoloAdventures'' books of the trilogy (and the first one only briefly), but his NobleDemon attitude and incredible skillset make him a favorite out of Han's various adversaries. His adversaries.
** Odumin, Gallandro's quirky, well-meaning, and shamelessly manipulative boss fromthe earlier book, Odumin, ''Han Solo's Revenge'', also has a good fanbase despite his short page time.time.
** A few of the unnamed miners specifically mentioned as fighting back against the onslaught of war robots in the climax of ''Han Solo and the Lost Legacy'' (especially the insectoid trio who fight one bare-clawed and one who uses a drill as an ImprovisedWeapon) are surprisingly well-liked and remembered in proportion to their page time and plot role.
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** A few of the unnamed miners specifically mentioned as fighting back against the onslaught of war robots in the climax of ''Han Solo and the Lost Legacy'' (especially the insectoid trio who fight one bare-clawed and one who uses a drill as an ImprovisedWeapon) are surprisingly well-liked and remembered in proportion to their page time and plot role.
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* Tennel Ka's cousins Taryn and Trista Zel, failed Jedi initiate turned reliable ally Dyon Stadd, FriendlySniper Jori Lekauf (the grandson of one of the few subordinates Vader treated as a MoralityPet), Dab Hantaw (a former BodyDouble for Anakin Solo), and {{Bounty Hunter}}s Dhidal Nyz and Hrym Mawarr all only have minor roles in the contentious ''Literature/LegacyOfTheForce'' and ''Literature/FateOfTheJedi'' books, but an O.K. number of fans of those books who feel they were underused.
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* Tennel Ka's cousins Taryn and Trista Zel, failed Jedi initiate turned reliable ally Dyon Stadd, FriendlySniper Jori Lekauf (the grandson of one of the few subordinates Vader treated as a MoralityPet), Dab Hantaw (a former BodyDouble for Anakin Solo), and {{Bounty Hunter}}s Dhidal Nyz and Hrym Mawarr Mawarr, and ''especially'' BadassBureaucrat Wynn Dorvan all only have minor to supporting roles in the contentious ''Literature/LegacyOfTheForce'' and ''Literature/FateOfTheJedi'' books, but an O.K. number of fans of those books who feel they were underused.
