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* DisappearedDad: [[spoiler:If his son survived the hostage crisis, he's going to find he's lost his father.]]
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: He tries to get one over on Vel by saying she'll just kill him and his family even if they cooperate, but Vel shuts him up by acknowledging that's what he would do.
* HiddenDepths: Despite being a vile, greedy Imperial, he shows an excellent understanding of the Empire's slow-handed strategic means of suffocating its' populace while pretending to offer them freedom. And despite treating his family like crap most of the time, when their lives and the lives of his subordinates are threatened, he eventually starts genuinely cooperating for their lives' sake.
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* InsultBackfire: He warns Gorn that he will hang for betraying him and the Empire, who scornfully laughs that after serving under him for years, he deserves ''worse''.
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* InsultBackfire: HypocriticalHumor: In his introductory scene he berates his wife for helping their son Leonart get dressed, insisting he's old enough to dress himself... then orders her to come and help ''him'', a middle-aged man, get dressed.
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** He snarls at Vel that she'll just kill him and his family regardless of whether they cooperate, and Vel shuts him up by sarcastically asking if that's what he'd do.
** He warns Gorn that he will hang for betraying him and the Empire, who scornfully laughs that after serving under him for years, he deserves ''worse''.
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** He snarls at Vel that she'll just kill him and his family regardless of whether they cooperate, and Vel shuts him up by sarcastically asking if that's what he'd do.
** He warns Gorn that he will hang for betraying him and the Empire, who scornfully laughs that after serving under him for years, he deserves ''worse''.
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* InformedAbility: The Emperor describes the Endor garrison as a legion of his best troops, but the well-equiped mooks do not show much more competence than the average stormtrooper.
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* InformedAbility: The Emperor describes the Endor garrison as a legion of his best troops, but the well-equiped well-equipped mooks do not show much more competence than the average stormtrooper.
stormtrooper. That said, they are actually ''winning'' the battle up until the moment that Chewie commandeers an AT-ST and removes their armor support.
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* NoNameGiven: They are unnamed and only credited as "Bike Scout Trooper #1" and "Bike Scout Trooper #2". Their trooper IDs were later given in ''Galaxy of Heroes''.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: He spends a moment schooling his features so Mors can't see the disdain he has for her. When they meet, she immediately picks up on it (albeit assuming he dislikes her Hutt guest and general decadance rather than her personally). He likes to think he's a mastermind, but he's far from it.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: He seems to hold genuine contempt for Mors, among other things, being a drug addict and owning slaves.
* EveryoneHasStandards: He's ambitous, corrupt, and happy to scheme against Moff Mors, but he'd never be party to a plan to assassinate the Emperor or Vader. Cham exploits this, confirming the news that the two are coming to Ryloth by grilling Dray on it. When Dray says they aren't coming, Cham knows the news isn't just bait for the rebels.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: He seems to hold genuine contempt for Mors, among other things, being a drug addict and owning slaves.
* EveryoneHasStandards: He's ambitous, corrupt, and happy to scheme against Moff Mors, but he'd never be party to a plan to assassinate the Emperor or Vader. Cham exploits this, confirming the news that the two are coming to Ryloth by grilling Dray on it. When Dray says they aren't coming, Cham knows the news isn't just bait for the rebels.
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!!Lieutenant Alayus Bolandin
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* HateSink: Even in an episode with as much conflicted morality as "The Solitary Clone", Grotton stands out as nothing but a whiny, treacherous brat of an Imperial.
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* KarmaHoudini: While he was taken hostage for ordering Ames to give the leadership to him, the plan to free him from captivity worked in his favor and he now rules the planet with no comeuppance.
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!!Desix Garrison
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!!Governor Grotton
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An Imperial assigned governorship of Desix.
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* DeathGlare: He has a scathing one for Cody after [[spoiler:he refuses to execute Ames.]]
* ExactWords: Even though he was present for the entire conversation in which Cody promised a peaceful resolution if Ames surrendered him, he points out that ''he'' never gave his word and immediately turns on her.
* HateSink: Even in an episode with as much conflicted morality as "The Solitary Clone", Grotton stands out as nothing but a whiny, treacherous brat of an Imperial.
* {{Manchild}}: Grotton seems to be a young, untested Imperial who was just given his new job as governor. He makes a noise suggesting he wants one of his troopers to get him out of his seat when they land on Desix, tries bullying Ames and dips into PsychopathicManchild once he gets freed, screaming at Cody to execute Ames.
* SmugSnake: He smugly snarks to Ames that her request for neutrality was declined given his presence. Once he's captured he's reduced to whining for his freedom.
* UngratefulBastard: He only gives a half-hearted compliment to Cody for getting Ames to peacefully surrender, then demands he go back on his word and execute her.
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* AlasPoorVillain: Downplayed, but [[spoiler:his slow, painful death by heart attack from overexertion is one of the most disturbing deaths in the franchise to date for just how mundane it is, and it's rather unsettling to watch him gasping and reaching for help fruitlessly only to collapse.]]
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:Nobody besides his wife and child is likely to miss him given the atrocities he committed and what he had planned for the Aldhani people.]]
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:Nobody besides his wife and child is likely to miss him given the atrocities he committed and what he had planned for the Aldhani people.]]
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* PetTheDog: The most decent thing he does is brief the Imperial troops on the situation and demand they cooperate for the lives of him, his family, and their own.
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Survives the breakout because he hides with his few surviving men.]]
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Survives the breakout because he hides with his few surviving men, but given the fates of other Imperials who have failed thus far in the show, it's hard to imagine he'll get off scott-free.]]
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: [[spoiler:He and his men hide in a storage room knowing Kino is absolutely right that they are outnumbered a hundred to one by thousands of angry, armed men.]]
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: [[spoiler:He and his men hide in a storage room knowing Kino is absolutely right that they are outnumbered a hundred to one by thousands of angry, armed men.]]
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* InterserviceRivalry: He is clearly chafing under Deedra's direction during the planning to capture Cassian, resenting her orders that countermand his own ideas and even verbally muttering about how much time is being wasted by the search for him.
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* InterserviceRivalry: He is clearly chafing under Deedra's Dedra's direction during the planning to capture Cassian, resenting her orders that countermand his own ideas and even verbally muttering about how much time is being wasted by the search for him.
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* PsychoticSmirk: Sports one while eagerly asking Dedra for permission to hang Salaman Pak as a way of establishing his authority over Ferrix.
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* VillainousValour: Compaired to his superior who inmediatly goes to hide behind an alcove, Keysax is right there in the middle with the troops.
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* AesopAmnesia: Even after being told he's grown too fat for his belt, he still looks forward to a banquet for food and drink.
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* EtTuBrute: Does not take Lieutenant Gorn's betrayal well.
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* EtTuBrute: Does not take Lieutenant Gorn's betrayal well. He's so shocked by it that [[spoiler:it may have even played a part in his fatal heart attack.]]
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* KarmicDeath: An overweight, elderly man who refuses to take accountability for the suffering of innocents let alone his weight problem is forced into rapid hard labor by the rebels [[spoiler:and dies of heart failure due to overexertion.]]
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* InsultBackfire: He warns Gorn that he will hang for betraying him and the Empire, who scornfully laughs that after serving under him for years, he deserves ''worse''.
* KarmicDeath: An overweight, elderly man who refuses to take accountability for the suffering of innocents let alone his weight problem is forced into rapid hard labor by the rebels [[spoiler:and dies of heart failure due to overexertion. He's worked to death just like he planned to have happen to the Aldhani natives.]]
* KarmicDeath: An overweight, elderly man who refuses to take accountability for the suffering of innocents let alone his weight problem is forced into rapid hard labor by the rebels [[spoiler:and dies of heart failure due to overexertion. He's worked to death just like he planned to have happen to the Aldhani natives.]]
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* ThisCannotBe: He's the epitome of Cassian's famous line about Imperials being so "fat and satisfied" that they'd never believe anyone could get one over on them. He's not only overweight, but he's in complete disbelief at Gorn's betrayal and the hostage situation, and it takes a while for him to finally cooperate.
* VillainousGlutton: While he's no Jabba, he's shown to be enthusiastic about a banquet after the Eye, despite having already outgrown some of his uniform.
* VillainousGlutton: While he's no Jabba, he's shown to be enthusiastic about a banquet after the Eye, despite having already outgrown some of his uniform.
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* AuthorityInNameOnly: Although he does command the garrison, Tigo requests permission from Blevin to be called Prefect after being put in charge of Ferrix, even [[LampshadedTrope lampshading]] it won't actually increase his power or salary but wanting to claim an important title. Blevin on his part doesn't care if Tigo started wearing a ball gown as long as he establishes order on Ferrix.
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* AuthorityInNameOnly: Although he does command the garrison, the [=ISB=] is directing all of the operations on the planet. Tigo requests tries to puff up his own image by requesting permission from Blevin to be called Prefect after being put in charge of Ferrix, even [[LampshadedTrope lampshading]] it won't actually increase his power or salary but wanting to claim an important title. Blevin on his part doesn't care if Tigo started wearing a ball gown as long as he establishes order on Ferrix.
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* InterserviceRivalry: He is clearly chafing under Deedra's direction during the planning to capture Cassian, resenting her orders that countermand his own ideas and even verbally muttering about how much time is being wasted by the search for him.
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* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:Wants to hang Salman despite him being basically brain dead to "show everyone who's in charge."]]
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* DirtyCoward: Crawls to safety through his soldiers during the fighting at [[spoiler:the funeral]] and shouts orders from the safety of an alcove.
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* DirtyCoward: Crawls to safety through his soldiers during the fighting at [[spoiler:the funeral]] and shouts orders from the safety of an alcove. Beneath his bullying demeanor, he's obviously just a jumped-up, low-level grunt desperate to exert whatever power he can get and incapable of taking what he dishes out.
* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:Wants to hang Salman despite him being basically brain dead to "show everyone who's in charge."]]
* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:Wants to hang Salman despite him being basically brain dead to "show everyone who's in charge."]]
* BlasphemousBoast: His nickname obviously. It takes being a special kind of arrogant asshole to literally call yourself "God". It's also a downright hilarious instance of SmallNameBigEgo, considering he's nothing more then a dweebish technician running a backwater penitentiary who's only power comes from electrocuted floors.
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Likely only because they'd killed so many Imperials escaping, but despite giving the order to massacre all the prisoners on Level 2, or doing it himself with the push of a button, Cassian and Kino make a conscious decision ''not'' to kill him or his remaining "Apostle."]]
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Likely only because they'd killed so many Imperials escaping, but despite giving the order to massacre all the prisoners on Level 2, or doing it himself with the push of a button, Cassian and Kino make a conscious decision ''not'' to kill him or his remaining "Apostle."]]" Then again, considering [[YouHaveFailedMe the Empire's typical treatment of failures]], it's hard to imagine he's got a bright future ahead of him after his colossal screw-up.]]
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!!Narkina 5 Garrison
[[folder:The Voice of God]]
!!"The Voice of God"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Martin Ware
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"On program."''
The Imperial official in charge of the prison on Narkina 5. As befitting his nickname, the technicians assisting him in the control room are called "Apostles."
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Pretty much folds like wet cardboard the minute he has a gun in his face. The same goes for his subordinates. In fairness to them, despite them running the prison, it's obvious they're all just technicians, even "God."]]
* ElectricTorture: His main method of instilling discipline among the prisoners, either by his guards' use of [[ShockStick "zap rods"]] or by "volting the floor" (electrifying the entire floor of a level). [[spoiler:In the latter case, it's used to kill an entire level's worth of inmates.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Likely only because they'd killed so many Imperials escaping, but despite giving the order to massacre all the prisoners on Level 2, or doing it himself with the push of a button, Cassian and Kino make a conscious decision ''not'' to kill him or his remaining "Apostle."]]
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Despite his authority and power he relies way too heavily on automation and the prisoners' compliance, utilizing virtually no [[spoiler:direct visual or audio surveillance]] and assigning a grand total of [[spoiler:twelve guards]] to each level. [[spoiler:Needless to say, the second the Empire's prisoners figure this out, they rise up, and "God" for all of his power can do nothing to stop them.]]
* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Is almost only ever encountered as a booming voice coming over the P.A. system issuing orders to the guards and inmates. [[spoiler:He's eventually revealed to be just a normal, not even terribly threatening man.]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: While the intake warden is the face of the Empire at the prison, it's this guy who actually runs the place and gives everyone their orders.
* NoNameGiven / OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Isn't actually ever identified as anything except "The Voice of God."
* ThisCannotBe: Is ''very'' surprised when he turns around to find [[spoiler:Kino and Cassian]] standing in the control room, uttering a disbelieving and frankly [[DullSurprise understated]] "You shouldn't be here."
* WardensAreEvil: He's an Imperial and in charge of a highly regimented prison that uses the inmates as slave labor, punishing them with ElectricTorture if they get out of line and even [[spoiler:orders the deaths of an entire level following a mistake that sees a recently paroled prisoner get accidentally sent back rather than admit his mistake]].
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[[folder:Intake Warden]]
!!"Intake Warden"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Paul [=McEwan=]
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
The head guard at the prison. As his name suggests, he's primarily in charge of introducing new prisoners to the way the Empire does things at Narkina 5.
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Hides in a storage room with his men during the breakout. And unlike his superior, who clearly has no combat experience, the intake warden ''is'' supposed to be the chief guard of the facility, ''is'' armed and combat trained and supposed to handle exactly the kind of situation he's cowering away from.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Survives the breakout because he hides with his few surviving men.]]
* MookLieutenant: "God" may run the prison, but the intake warden is the guy who actually commands the guards.
* NoNameGiven: He's just called "Intake Warden" in the credits.
* TheUnfought: [[spoiler:Hides in a storeroom with his men when the inmates riot and storm the upper levels.]]
* WardensAreEvil: Much more so than "God." Whereas "God" is at best callously indifferent and several levels removed from the pain and misery he inflicts from the control room, the intake warden gets up close and personal with new arrivals and delights in making them suffer.
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[[folder:Box Guard #1]]
!!"Box Guard #1"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
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->'''Portrayed by:''' Anton Valensi
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"Zap rod. If I have to use it, you'll remember it."''
One of the guards in the Level 5 "box" (control room overseeing the factory floor). He's in charge of delivering new men onto the floor by way of the elevator.
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* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:With a dash of SkewedPriorities. When the uprising begins, he chooses to electrocute the new guy he was bringing in, even though the guy hadn't actually done anything.]]
* EvilOldFolks: Is visibly older than any of the other guards on Level 5 or anywhere else in the prison that we see.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Gets his own "zap rod" used against him by the [[LaserGuidedKarma very guy he just got done torturing with it]], causing him to topple off the elevator.]]
* NoNameGiven: Like all the other Narkina 5 Imperial personnel, he's just known by what he's called in the credits (Box Guard #1," in this case).
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:His insistence on continuing to electrocute the new guy despite the fact he hadn't done anything leads to the previously meek prisoner fighting grab, getting the ShockStick away from him and using it against him.]]
* ShockStick: Like most of the Narkina 5 guards, he wields what is referred to as a "zap rod," essentially a very powerful cattle prod. He loves threatening to use it against new arrivals.
* SkewedPriorities: [[spoiler:When he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok is climbing up to them, he seems more interested in continuing to zap the new arrival rather than focusing on Birnok, and when one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but he instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and keeps zapping the new guy without ducking despite the other guard's clear intentions. EvilIsPetty indeed.]]
* SoftSpokenSadist: He speaks softly and seems to delight in threatening new arrivals with the use of his "zap rod."
* UncertainDoom: It's unclear if [[spoiler:the new guy electrocuting him with his own stun rod killed him or not. If that didn't, he could've died falling headfirst from the elevator or when the other guards try to "volt the floor."]]
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* AmbitionIsEvil: Wants to be called the prefect and be seen as the face of the Empire on Ferrix. Everything he says and does suggests Tigo is a man who joined the Empire because he wants authority over people.
* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:Wants to hang Salman despite him being basically brain dead to "show everyone who's in charge."]]
* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:Wants to hang Salman despite him being basically brain dead to "show everyone who's in charge."]]
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!!Narkina 5 Garrison
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!!"The Voice of God"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
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->'''Portrayed by:''' Martin Ware
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"On program."''
The Imperial official in charge of the prison on Narkina 5. As befitting his nickname, the technicians assisting him in the control room are called "Apostles."
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Pretty much folds like wet cardboard the minute he has a gun in his face. The same goes for his subordinates. In fairness to them, despite them running the prison, it's obvious they're all just technicians, even "God."]]
* ElectricTorture: His main method of instilling discipline among the prisoners, either by his guards' use of [[ShockStick "zap rods"]] or by "volting the floor" (electrifying the entire floor of a level). [[spoiler:In the latter case, it's used to kill an entire level's worth of inmates.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Likely only because they'd killed so many Imperials escaping, but despite giving the order to massacre all the prisoners on Level 2, or doing it himself with the push of a button, Cassian and Kino make a conscious decision ''not'' to kill him or his remaining "Apostle."]]
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Despite his authority and power he relies way too heavily on automation and the prisoners' compliance, utilizing virtually no [[spoiler:direct visual or audio surveillance]] and assigning a grand total of [[spoiler:twelve guards]] to each level. [[spoiler:Needless to say, the second the Empire's prisoners figure this out, they rise up, and "God" for all of his power can do nothing to stop them.]]
* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Is almost only ever encountered as a booming voice coming over the P.A. system issuing orders to the guards and inmates. [[spoiler:He's eventually revealed to be just a normal, not even terribly threatening man.]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: While the intake warden is the face of the Empire at the prison, it's this guy who actually runs the place and gives everyone their orders.
* NoNameGiven / OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Isn't actually ever identified as anything except "The Voice of God."
* ThisCannotBe: Is ''very'' surprised when he turns around to find [[spoiler:Kino and Cassian]] standing in the control room, uttering a disbelieving and frankly [[DullSurprise understated]] "You shouldn't be here."
* WardensAreEvil: He's an Imperial and in charge of a highly regimented prison that uses the inmates as slave labor, punishing them with ElectricTorture if they get out of line and even [[spoiler:orders the deaths of an entire level following a mistake that sees a recently paroled prisoner get accidentally sent back rather than admit his mistake]].
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!!"Intake Warden"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
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->'''Portrayed by:''' Paul [=McEwan=]
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
The head guard at the prison. As his name suggests, he's primarily in charge of introducing new prisoners to the way the Empire does things at Narkina 5.
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Hides in a storage room with his men during the breakout. And unlike his superior, who clearly has no combat experience, the intake warden ''is'' supposed to be the chief guard of the facility, ''is'' armed and combat trained and supposed to handle exactly the kind of situation he's cowering away from.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Survives the breakout because he hides with his few surviving men.]]
* MookLieutenant: "God" may run the prison, but the intake warden is the guy who actually commands the guards.
* NoNameGiven: He's just called "Intake Warden" in the credits.
* TheUnfought: [[spoiler:Hides in a storeroom with his men when the inmates riot and storm the upper levels.]]
* WardensAreEvil: Much more so than "God." Whereas "God" is at best callously indifferent and several levels removed from the pain and misery he inflicts from the control room, the intake warden gets up close and personal with new arrivals and delights in making them suffer.
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[[folder:Box Guard #1]]
!!"Box Guard #1"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Anton Valensi
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"Zap rod. If I have to use it, you'll remember it."''
One of the guards in the Level 5 "box" (control room overseeing the factory floor). He's in charge of delivering new men onto the floor by way of the elevator.
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* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:With a dash of SkewedPriorities. When the uprising begins, he chooses to electrocute the new guy he was bringing in, even though the guy hadn't actually done anything.]]
* EvilOldFolks: Is visibly older than any of the other guards on Level 5 or anywhere else in the prison that we see.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Gets his own "zap rod" used against him by the [[LaserGuidedKarma very guy he just got done torturing with it]], causing him to topple off the elevator.]]
* NoNameGiven: Like all the other Narkina 5 Imperial personnel, he's just known by what he's called in the credits (Box Guard #1," in this case).
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:His insistence on continuing to electrocute the new guy despite the fact he hadn't done anything leads to the previously meek prisoner fighting grab, getting the ShockStick away from him and using it against him.]]
* ShockStick: Like most of the Narkina 5 guards, he wields what is referred to as a "zap rod," essentially a very powerful cattle prod. He loves threatening to use it against new arrivals.
* SkewedPriorities: [[spoiler:When he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok is climbing up to them, he seems more interested in continuing to zap the new arrival rather than focusing on Birnok, and when one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but he instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and keeps zapping the new guy without ducking despite the other guard's clear intentions. EvilIsPetty indeed.]]
* SoftSpokenSadist: He speaks softly and seems to delight in threatening new arrivals with the use of his "zap rod."
* UncertainDoom: It's unclear if [[spoiler:the new guy electrocuting him with his own stun rod killed him or not. If that didn't, he could've died falling headfirst from the elevator or when the other guards try to "volt the floor."]]
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!!Narkina 5 Garrison
[[folder:The Voice of God]]
!!"The Voice of God"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Martin Ware
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"On program."''
The Imperial official in charge of the prison on Narkina 5. As befitting his nickname, the technicians assisting him in the control room are called "Apostles."
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Pretty much folds like wet cardboard the minute he has a gun in his face. The same goes for his subordinates. In fairness to them, despite them running the prison, it's obvious they're all just technicians, even "God."]]
* ElectricTorture: His main method of instilling discipline among the prisoners, either by his guards' use of [[ShockStick "zap rods"]] or by "volting the floor" (electrifying the entire floor of a level). [[spoiler:In the latter case, it's used to kill an entire level's worth of inmates.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Likely only because they'd killed so many Imperials escaping, but despite giving the order to massacre all the prisoners on Level 2, or doing it himself with the push of a button, Cassian and Kino make a conscious decision ''not'' to kill him or his remaining "Apostle."]]
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Despite his authority and power he relies way too heavily on automation and the prisoners' compliance, utilizing virtually no [[spoiler:direct visual or audio surveillance]] and assigning a grand total of [[spoiler:twelve guards]] to each level. [[spoiler:Needless to say, the second the Empire's prisoners figure this out, they rise up, and "God" for all of his power can do nothing to stop them.]]
* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Is almost only ever encountered as a booming voice coming over the P.A. system issuing orders to the guards and inmates. [[spoiler:He's eventually revealed to be just a normal, not even terribly threatening man.]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: While the intake warden is the face of the Empire at the prison, it's this guy who actually runs the place and gives everyone their orders.
* NoNameGiven / OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Isn't actually ever identified as anything except "The Voice of God."
* ThisCannotBe: Is ''very'' surprised when he turns around to find [[spoiler:Kino and Cassian]] standing in the control room, uttering a disbelieving and frankly [[DullSurprise understated]] "You shouldn't be here."
* WardensAreEvil: He's an Imperial and in charge of a highly regimented prison that uses the inmates as slave labor, punishing them with ElectricTorture if they get out of line and even [[spoiler:orders the deaths of an entire level following a mistake that sees a recently paroled prisoner get accidentally sent back rather than admit his mistake]].
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[[folder:Intake Warden]]
!!"Intake Warden"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Paul [=McEwan=]
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
The head guard at the prison. As his name suggests, he's primarily in charge of introducing new prisoners to the way the Empire does things at Narkina 5.
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Hides in a storage room with his men during the breakout. And unlike his superior, who clearly has no combat experience, the intake warden ''is'' supposed to be the chief guard of the facility, ''is'' armed and combat trained and supposed to handle exactly the kind of situation he's cowering away from.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Survives the breakout because he hides with his few surviving men.]]
* MookLieutenant: "God" may run the prison, but the intake warden is the guy who actually commands the guards.
* NoNameGiven: He's just called "Intake Warden" in the credits.
* TheUnfought: [[spoiler:Hides in a storeroom with his men when the inmates riot and storm the upper levels.]]
* WardensAreEvil: Much more so than "God." Whereas "God" is at best callously indifferent and several levels removed from the pain and misery he inflicts from the control room, the intake warden gets up close and personal with new arrivals and delights in making them suffer.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Box Guard #1]]
!!"Box Guard #1"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Anton Valensi
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"Zap rod. If I have to use it, you'll remember it."''
One of the guards in the Level 5 "box" (control room overseeing the factory floor). He's in charge of delivering new men onto the floor by way of the elevator.
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* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:With a dash of SkewedPriorities. When the uprising begins, he chooses to electrocute the new guy he was bringing in, even though the guy hadn't actually done anything.]]
* EvilOldFolks: Is visibly older than any of the other guards on Level 5 or anywhere else in the prison that we see.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Gets his own "zap rod" used against him by the [[LaserGuidedKarma very guy he just got done torturing with it]], causing him to topple off the elevator.]]
* NoNameGiven: Like all the other Narkina 5 Imperial personnel, he's just known by what he's called in the credits (Box Guard #1," in this case).
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:His insistence on continuing to electrocute the new guy despite the fact he hadn't done anything leads to the previously meek prisoner fighting grab, getting the ShockStick away from him and using it against him.]]
* ShockStick: Like most of the Narkina 5 guards, he wields what is referred to as a "zap rod," essentially a very powerful cattle prod. He loves threatening to use it against new arrivals.
* SkewedPriorities: [[spoiler:When he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok is climbing up to them, he seems more interested in continuing to zap the new arrival rather than focusing on Birnok, and when one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but he instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and keeps zapping the new guy without ducking despite the other guard's clear intentions. EvilIsPetty indeed.]]
* SoftSpokenSadist: He speaks softly and seems to delight in threatening new arrivals with the use of his "zap rod."
* UncertainDoom: It's unclear if [[spoiler:the new guy electrocuting him with his own stun rod killed him or not. If that didn't, he could've died falling headfirst from the elevator or when the other guards try to "volt the floor."]]
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!!Narkina 5 Garrison
[[folder:The Voice of God]]
!!"The Voice of God"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Martin Ware
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"On program."''
The Imperial official in charge of the prison on Narkina 5. As befitting his nickname, the technicians assisting him in the control room are called "Apostles."
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Pretty much folds like wet cardboard the minute he has a gun in his face. The same goes for his subordinates. In fairness to them, despite them running the prison, it's obvious they're all just technicians, even "God."]]
* ElectricTorture: His main method of instilling discipline among the prisoners, either by his guards' use of [[ShockStick "zap rods"]] or by "volting the floor" (electrifying the entire floor of a level). [[spoiler:In the latter case, it's used to kill an entire level's worth of inmates.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Likely only because they'd killed so many Imperials escaping, but despite giving the order to massacre all the prisoners on Level 2, or doing it himself with the push of a button, Cassian and Kino make a conscious decision ''not'' to kill him or his remaining "Apostle."]]
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Despite his authority and power he relies way too heavily on automation and the prisoners' compliance, utilizing virtually no [[spoiler:direct visual or audio surveillance]] and assigning a grand total of [[spoiler:twelve guards]] to each level. [[spoiler:Needless to say, the second the Empire's prisoners figure this out, they rise up, and "God" for all of his power can do nothing to stop them.]]
* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Is almost only ever encountered as a booming voice coming over the P.A. system issuing orders to the guards and inmates. [[spoiler:He's eventually revealed to be just a normal, not even terribly threatening man.]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: While the intake warden is the face of the Empire at the prison, it's this guy who actually runs the place and gives everyone their orders.
* NoNameGiven / OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Isn't actually ever identified as anything except "The Voice of God."
* ThisCannotBe: Is ''very'' surprised when he turns around to find [[spoiler:Kino and Cassian]] standing in the control room, uttering a disbelieving and frankly [[DullSurprise understated]] "You shouldn't be here."
* WardensAreEvil: He's an Imperial and in charge of a highly regimented prison that uses the inmates as slave labor, punishing them with ElectricTorture if they get out of line and even [[spoiler:orders the deaths of an entire level following a mistake that sees a recently paroled prisoner get accidentally sent back rather than admit his mistake]].
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[[folder:Intake Warden]]
!!"Intake Warden"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Paul [=McEwan=]
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
The head guard at the prison. As his name suggests, he's primarily in charge of introducing new prisoners to the way the Empire does things at Narkina 5.
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Hides in a storage room with his men during the breakout. And unlike his superior, who clearly has no combat experience, the intake warden ''is'' supposed to be the chief guard of the facility, ''is'' armed and combat trained and supposed to handle exactly the kind of situation he's cowering away from.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Survives the breakout because he hides with his few surviving men.]]
* MookLieutenant: "God" may run the prison, but the intake warden is the guy who actually commands the guards.
* NoNameGiven: He's just called "Intake Warden" in the credits.
* TheUnfought: [[spoiler:Hides in a storeroom with his men when the inmates riot and storm the upper levels.]]
* WardensAreEvil: Much more so than "God." Whereas "God" is at best callously indifferent and several levels removed from the pain and misery he inflicts from the control room, the intake warden gets up close and personal with new arrivals and delights in making them suffer.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Box Guard #1]]
!!"Box Guard #1"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Anton Valensi
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"Zap rod. If I have to use it, you'll remember it."''
One of the guards in the Level 5 "box" (control room overseeing the factory floor). He's in charge of delivering new men onto the floor by way of the elevator.
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* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:With a dash of SkewedPriorities. When the uprising begins, he chooses to electrocute the new guy he was bringing in, even though the guy hadn't actually done anything.]]
* EvilOldFolks: Is visibly older than any of the other guards on Level 5 or anywhere else in the prison that we see.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Gets his own "zap rod" used against him by the [[LaserGuidedKarma very guy he just got done torturing with it]], causing him to topple off the elevator.]]
* NoNameGiven: Like all the other Narkina 5 Imperial personnel, he's just known by what he's called in the credits (Box Guard #1," in this case).
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:His insistence on continuing to electrocute the new guy despite the fact he hadn't done anything leads to the previously meek prisoner fighting grab, getting the ShockStick away from him and using it against him.]]
* ShockStick: Like most of the Narkina 5 guards, he wields what is referred to as a "zap rod," essentially a very powerful cattle prod. He loves threatening to use it against new arrivals.
* SkewedPriorities: [[spoiler:When he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok is climbing up to them, he seems more interested in continuing to zap the new arrival rather than focusing on Birnok, and when one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but he instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and keeps zapping the new guy without ducking despite the other guard's clear intentions. EvilIsPetty indeed.]]
* SoftSpokenSadist: He speaks softly and seems to delight in threatening new arrivals with the use of his "zap rod."
* UncertainDoom: It's unclear if [[spoiler:the new guy electrocuting him with his own stun rod killed him or not. If that didn't, he could've died falling headfirst from the elevator or when the other guards try to "volt the floor."]]
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* ElectricTorture: His main method of instilling discipline among the prisoners, either by his guards' use of [[ShockStick "zap rods"]] or by "volting the floor" (electrifying the entire floor of a level). [[spoiler:In the latter case, it's used to kill an entire level's worth of inmates.]]
* TheUnfought: [[spoiler:Hides in a storeroom with his men when the inmates riot and storm the upper levels.]]
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:His insistence on continuing to electrocute the new guy despite the fact he hadn't done anything leads to the previously meek prisoner fighting grab, getting the ShockStick away from him and using it against him.]]
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* SkewedPriorities: In addition to being one of only [[spoiler:twelve]] armed men station on Level 5, when [[spoiler:he's [[spoiler:When he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok is climbing up, up to them, he seems more interested in continuing to zap the new arrival rather than focusing on Birnok, and when one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but the guard he instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and continues keeps zapping the new guy, continuing to be in his fellow guy without ducking despite the other guard's line of fire.clear intentions. EvilIsPetty indeed.]]
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* MookLieutenant: "God" may run the prison, but the intake warden is the guy who actually commands the guards.
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Gets his own "zap rod" used against him by the very guy he just got done torturing with it, causing him to topple off the elevator.]]
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Gets his own "zap rod" used against him by the [[LaserGuidedKarma very guy he just got done torturing with it, it]], causing him to topple off the elevator.]]
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* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Despite his authority and power he relies way too heavily on automation and the prisoners' compliance, utilizing virtually no [[spoiler:direct visual or audio surveillance]] and assigning a grand total of [[spoiler:twelve guards]] to each level. [[spoiler:Needless to say, the second the Empire's prisoners figure this out, they rise up, and "God" for all of his power can do nothing to stop them.]]
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* SkewedPriorities: In addition to being one of only [[spoiler:twelve]] armed men station on Level 5, when he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok climbing up, one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but the guard instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and continues zapping the new guy, continuing to be in his fellow guard's line of fire.]]
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* SkewedPriorities: In addition to being one of only [[spoiler:twelve]] armed men station on Level 5, when he's [[spoiler:he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok climbing up, one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but the guard instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and continues zapping the new guy, continuing to be in his fellow guard's line of fire.]]
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* NoNameGiven: Like all the other Narkina 5 Imperial personnel, he's just known by what he's called in the credits (
Box Guard #1," in this case)]].
Box Guard #1," in this case)]].
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* NoNameGiven: Like all the other Narkina 5 Imperial personnel, he's just known by what he's called in the credits (
Box(Box Guard #1," in this case)]].case).
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* NoNameGiven: He's just called "Intake Warden" in the credits.
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* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:Not to mention stupid.[[spoiler:With a dash of SkewedPriorities. When the uprising begins, he chooses to electrocute the new guy he was bringing in, even though the guy hadn't actually done anything.]]
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* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: In addition to being one of only [[spoiler:twelve]] armed men station on Level 5, when he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok climbing up, one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but the guard instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and continues zapping the new guy, continuing to be in his fellow guard's line of fire.]]
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* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: In addition to being one of only [[spoiler:twelve]] armed men station on Level 5, when NoNameGiven: Like all the other Narkina 5 Imperial personnel, he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok climbing up, one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but the guard instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and continues zapping known by what he's called in the new guy, continuing to be credits (
Box Guard #1," inhis fellow guard's line of fire.]]this case)]].
Box Guard #1," in
* SkewedPriorities: In addition to being one of only [[spoiler:twelve]] armed men station on Level 5, when he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok climbing up, one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but the guard instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and continues zapping the new guy, continuing to be in his fellow guard's line of fire.]]
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* UncertainDoom: It's unclear if [[spoiler:the new guy electrocuting him with his oqn own stun rod killed him or not. If that didn't, he could've died falling headfirst from the elevator or when the other guards try to "volt the floor."]]
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-->''"Zap rod. If I have to use it, you'll remember it."''
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* HoiseByHisOwnPetard: HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Gets his own "zap rod" used against him by the very guy he just got done torturing with it, causing him to topple off the elevator.]]
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* ShockStick: Like most of the Narkina 5 guards, he wields what is referred to as a "zap rod," essentially a very powerful cattle prod. He loves threatening to use it against new arrivals.
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[[folder:Box Guard #1]]
!!"Box Guard #1"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Anton Valensi
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
One of the guards in the Level 5 "box" (control room overseeing the factory floor). He's in charge of delivering new men onto the floor by way of the elevator.
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* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:Not to mention stupid. When the uprising begins, he chooses to electrocute the new guy he was bringing in, even though the guy hadn't actually done anything.]]
* EvilOldFolks: Is visibly older than any of the other guards on Level 5 or anywhere else in the prison that we see.
* HoiseByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Gets his own "zap rod" used against him by the very guy he just got done torturing with it, causing him to topple off the elevator.]]
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: In addition to being one of only [[spoiler:twelve]] armed men station on Level 5, when he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok climbing up, one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but the guard instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and continues zapping the new guy, continuing to be in his fellow guard's line of fire.]]
* SoftSpokenSadist: He speaks softly and seems to delight in threatening new arrivals with the use of his "zap rod."
* UncertainDoom: It's unclear if [[spoiler:the new guy electrocuting him with his oqn stun rod killed him or not. If that didn't, he could've died falling headfirst from the elevator or when the other guards try to "volt the floor."]]
[[/folder]]
!!"Box Guard #1"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Anton Valensi
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
One of the guards in the Level 5 "box" (control room overseeing the factory floor). He's in charge of delivering new men onto the floor by way of the elevator.
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* EvilIsPetty: [[spoiler:Not to mention stupid. When the uprising begins, he chooses to electrocute the new guy he was bringing in, even though the guy hadn't actually done anything.]]
* EvilOldFolks: Is visibly older than any of the other guards on Level 5 or anywhere else in the prison that we see.
* HoiseByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Gets his own "zap rod" used against him by the very guy he just got done torturing with it, causing him to topple off the elevator.]]
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: In addition to being one of only [[spoiler:twelve]] armed men station on Level 5, when he's trapped on the elevator alone with the new guy and Birnok climbing up, one of the men standing above him yells for him to get down so he can have a clear shot at Birnok, but the guard instead just yells "What are you doing?!" and continues zapping the new guy, continuing to be in his fellow guard's line of fire.]]
* SoftSpokenSadist: He speaks softly and seems to delight in threatening new arrivals with the use of his "zap rod."
* UncertainDoom: It's unclear if [[spoiler:the new guy electrocuting him with his oqn stun rod killed him or not. If that didn't, he could've died falling headfirst from the elevator or when the other guards try to "volt the floor."]]
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* DirtyCoward: Crawls to safety through his soldiers during the fighting at [[spoiler:the funeral]] and shouts orders from the safety of an alcove.
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[[folder:Keysax]]
!!Lieutenant Keysax
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Nick Moss
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
An Imperial officer serving under Captain Tigo.
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* BaldOfEvil: Has a shaved head.
* HypercompetentSidekick: In comparison to Tigo, Keysax is a lot braver and quick to action, particularly during [[spoiler:the uprising at Maarva's funeral]], where he's in the thick of the action amidst blaster fire and explosions whilst his nominal superior gives orders from a safe distance.
* PetTheDog: Speaks kindly and softly to the thoroughly traumatized [[spoiler:Bix]] when taking her to meet with Tigo and Gorv. Given the way he acts in other scenes, though, it's likely just him being FauxAffablyEvil in an effort to get [[spoiler:Bix]] to tell him and his fellow officers where Cassian is.
* SuddenlyShouting: When Tigo recognizes Bix in a crowd, Keysax starts screaming at the assembled Imperials to go after her.
[[/folder]]
!!Narkina 5 Garrison
[[folder:The Voice of God]]
!!"The Voice of God"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Martin Ware
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"On program."''
The Imperial official in charge of the prison on Narkina 5. As befitting his nickname, the technicians assisting him in the control room are called "Apostles."
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Pretty much folds like wet cardboard the minute he has a gun in his face. The same goes for his subordinates. In fairness to them, despite them running the prison, it's obvious they're all just technicians, even "God."]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Likely only because they'd killed so many Imperials escaping, but despite giving the order to massacre all the prisoners on Level 2, or doing it himself with the push of a button, Cassian and Kino make a conscious decision ''not'' to kill him or his remaining "Apostle."]]
* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Is almost only ever encountered as a booming voice coming over the P.A. system issuing orders to the guards and inmates. [[spoiler:He's eventually revealed to be just a normal, not even terribly threatening man.]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: While the intake warden is the face of the Empire at the prison, it's this guy who actually runs the place and gives everyone their orders.
* NoNameGiven / OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Isn't actually ever identified as anything except "The Voice of God."
* ThisCannotBe: Is ''very'' surprised when he turns around to find [[spoiler:Kino and Cassian]] standing in the control room, uttering a disbelieving and frankly [[DullSurprise understated]] "You shouldn't be here."
* WardensAreEvil: He's an Imperial and in charge of a highly regimented prison that uses the inmates as slave labor, punishing them with ElectricTorture if they get out of line and even [[spoiler:orders the deaths of an entire level following a mistake that sees a recently paroled prisoner get accidentally sent back rather than admit his mistake]].
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Intake Warden]]
!!"Intake Warden"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Paul McEwan
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"On program."''
The head guard at the prison. As his name suggests, he's primarily in charge of introducing new prisoners to the way the Empire does things at Narkina 5.
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Hides in a storage room with his men during the breakout. And unlike his superior, who clearly has no combat experience, the intake warden ''is'' supposed to be the chief guard of the facility, ''is'' armed and combat trained and supposed to handle exactly the kind of situation he's cowering away from.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Survives the breakout because he hides with his few surviving men.]]
* WardensAreEvil: Much more so than "God." Whereas "God" is at best callously indifferent and several levels removed from the pain and misery he inflicts from the control room, the intake warden gets up close and personal with new arrivals and delights in making them suffer.
[[/folder]]
!!Lieutenant Keysax
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Nick Moss
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
An Imperial officer serving under Captain Tigo.
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* BaldOfEvil: Has a shaved head.
* HypercompetentSidekick: In comparison to Tigo, Keysax is a lot braver and quick to action, particularly during [[spoiler:the uprising at Maarva's funeral]], where he's in the thick of the action amidst blaster fire and explosions whilst his nominal superior gives orders from a safe distance.
* PetTheDog: Speaks kindly and softly to the thoroughly traumatized [[spoiler:Bix]] when taking her to meet with Tigo and Gorv. Given the way he acts in other scenes, though, it's likely just him being FauxAffablyEvil in an effort to get [[spoiler:Bix]] to tell him and his fellow officers where Cassian is.
* SuddenlyShouting: When Tigo recognizes Bix in a crowd, Keysax starts screaming at the assembled Imperials to go after her.
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!!Narkina 5 Garrison
[[folder:The Voice of God]]
!!"The Voice of God"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
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->'''Portrayed by:''' Martin Ware
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"On program."''
The Imperial official in charge of the prison on Narkina 5. As befitting his nickname, the technicians assisting him in the control room are called "Apostles."
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Pretty much folds like wet cardboard the minute he has a gun in his face. The same goes for his subordinates. In fairness to them, despite them running the prison, it's obvious they're all just technicians, even "God."]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Likely only because they'd killed so many Imperials escaping, but despite giving the order to massacre all the prisoners on Level 2, or doing it himself with the push of a button, Cassian and Kino make a conscious decision ''not'' to kill him or his remaining "Apostle."]]
* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Is almost only ever encountered as a booming voice coming over the P.A. system issuing orders to the guards and inmates. [[spoiler:He's eventually revealed to be just a normal, not even terribly threatening man.]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: While the intake warden is the face of the Empire at the prison, it's this guy who actually runs the place and gives everyone their orders.
* NoNameGiven / OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Isn't actually ever identified as anything except "The Voice of God."
* ThisCannotBe: Is ''very'' surprised when he turns around to find [[spoiler:Kino and Cassian]] standing in the control room, uttering a disbelieving and frankly [[DullSurprise understated]] "You shouldn't be here."
* WardensAreEvil: He's an Imperial and in charge of a highly regimented prison that uses the inmates as slave labor, punishing them with ElectricTorture if they get out of line and even [[spoiler:orders the deaths of an entire level following a mistake that sees a recently paroled prisoner get accidentally sent back rather than admit his mistake]].
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[[folder:Intake Warden]]
!!"Intake Warden"
!!!'''Species:''' Human
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->'''Portrayed by:''' Paul McEwan
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"On program."''
The head guard at the prison. As his name suggests, he's primarily in charge of introducing new prisoners to the way the Empire does things at Narkina 5.
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Hides in a storage room with his men during the breakout. And unlike his superior, who clearly has no combat experience, the intake warden ''is'' supposed to be the chief guard of the facility, ''is'' armed and combat trained and supposed to handle exactly the kind of situation he's cowering away from.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Survives the breakout because he hides with his few surviving men.]]
* WardensAreEvil: Much more so than "God." Whereas "God" is at best callously indifferent and several levels removed from the pain and misery he inflicts from the control room, the intake warden gets up close and personal with new arrivals and delights in making them suffer.
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* KickTheDog: During [[spoiler:Maarva Andor]]'s funeral he kicks over [=B2EMO=] to stop a projection of [[spoiler:her]] final words. This act is the final straw [[NiceJobFixingItVillain that causes]] the people of Ferrix to riot against ISB's presence in their city.
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!!Ferrix Garrison
[[folder:Vanis Tigo]]
!!Captain Vanis Tigo
[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/vanis_tigo_sw.png]]
[[caption-width-right:300:''"I'd like to hang him. What's left of him anyway. Make sure they know who's in charge."'']]
!!!'''Species:''' Human
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->'''Portrayed by:''' Wilf Scolding
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"Could I be made Prefect? The title. I know it doesn't come with extra pay."''
An Imperial officer assigned to command the newly established garrison on Ferrix in 5 BBY.
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* AuthorityInNameOnly: Although he does command the garrison, Tigo requests permission from Blevin to be called Prefect after being put in charge of Ferrix, even [[LampshadedTrope lampshading]] it won't actually increase his power or salary but wanting to claim an important title. Blevin on his part doesn't care if Tigo started wearing a ball gown as long as he establishes order on Ferrix.
* MookLieutenant: He may command the garrison, but Vanis is taking his marching orders from the [=ISB=] as they conduct their investigation into what happened on Ferrix.
* PsychoticSmirk: Sports one while eagerly asking Dedra for permission to hang Salaman Pak as a way of establishing his authority over Ferrix.
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[[folder:Vanis Tigo]]
!!Captain Vanis Tigo
[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/vanis_tigo_sw.png]]
[[caption-width-right:300:''"I'd like to hang him. What's left of him anyway. Make sure they know who's in charge."'']]
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''
->'''Portrayed by:''' Wilf Scolding
->'''Appears in:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
-->''"Could I be made Prefect? The title. I know it doesn't come with extra pay."''
An Imperial officer assigned to command the newly established garrison on Ferrix in 5 BBY.
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* AuthorityInNameOnly: Although he does command the garrison, Tigo requests permission from Blevin to be called Prefect after being put in charge of Ferrix, even [[LampshadedTrope lampshading]] it won't actually increase his power or salary but wanting to claim an important title. Blevin on his part doesn't care if Tigo started wearing a ball gown as long as he establishes order on Ferrix.
* MookLieutenant: He may command the garrison, but Vanis is taking his marching orders from the [=ISB=] as they conduct their investigation into what happened on Ferrix.
* PsychoticSmirk: Sports one while eagerly asking Dedra for permission to hang Salaman Pak as a way of establishing his authority over Ferrix.
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