History Characters / StarWarsOuterRimTerritories

[[folder:Church of the Force's Christophsis Pilgrimage]]
!!Christophsis Pilgrimage
->See their entry on the [[Characters/StarWarsReligiousOrganizations Religious Organizations]] page.
[[/folder]]

** BirdPeople: The natives of Rishi, the Rishii, are bird-like people who lived on nests on top of the mountains.
** OutlawTown: In the Old Republic Era, The primary settlement of Rishi was named Raiders Cove, which was a SpacePirate haven. The native Rishii are more or less okay with the situation provided the pirates stay out of their way (not difficult; since the Rishii are bird-people, humans don't often want the parts of the planet they occupy anyway) and true authority rests with the Nova Blade pirates. In addition to its assorted criminals, the planet is playing host to [[spoiler:a {{Cult}} with galaxy-wide ambitions, who are using the Nova Blades as their proxies.]]

* OffModel: Whether Muuns have noses seems to vary from installment to installment, with the films having almost flat slabs, and ''The Clone Wars'' instead giving them comically large (and simple to animate) schnozes.

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* DoesNotLikeShoes: He walks around barefoot a lot, with Wilhuff noting that years of this has made Jova's feet wide, callused, and tough enough to stomp down razor grass.

* CanonImmigrant: Was a main location in ''ComicBook/TalesOfTheJedi''.

* AdaptationDeviation: The backstory for how Mustafar became a volcanic planet has changed between continuities. In the ''Legends'' continuity, it was dangerously close to ''two'' massive gas planets, the gravitational pull of the larger planets tearing the inside apart, creating the hostile DeathWorld the system is known for, which is actually happening with [[UsefulNotes/TheMoonsOfJupiter Jupiter's moon Io]]. In Canon, the Mustafarian cataclysm is not a result of gravitational tug-of-war, but Lady Corvax attempting to bring back her dead husband using a mystical Mustafarian artifact called the Bright Star. With the destruction of the Bright Star at the end of ''VideoGame/VaderImmortal'', however, Mustafar will one day return to its former glory many years from then.

** ''The Rise of Skywalker Visual Dictionary'' reconciles the two explanations by stating that the use of the Bright Star moved Mustafar into it's current, deadly orbit.

* CanonImmigrant: Possibly. The name of his species, Dor Namethian, hints at the possible existence in canon of [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Dor_Nameth Dor Nameth]], a planet from ''Legends'' located in the Bright Jewel sector of the Mid Rim. In addition, Lexo's design seems to be inspired by that of [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Brangus_Glee Brangus Glee]], a similar long-necked alien with equally long arms and spindly fingers from ''Legends'' who hailed from Dor Nameth. Thus, it is all but confirmed that Lexo and his fellow Dor Namethians are canonized versions of Glee and his species.

** However, it seems some canon sources ''also'' use the Legends explanation.

* SingleBiomePlanet: The moon is covered in forests. May be subverted as the Star Wars Legends movies ''Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure'' and ''Ewoks: Battle For Endor'' as well as the ''Ewoks'' tv series show there to also be deserts, mountains, meadows, and several fantastical terrains not seen in Return of the Jedi or other canon sources.

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsForceCollector Force Collector]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsBlackSpire Black Spire]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsGalaxysEdge Galaxy's Edge (comic)]]'' | ''[[Ride/StarWarsGalaxysEdge Galaxy's Edge (theme park)]]''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsBlackSpire Black Spire]]'' | ''[[Ride/StarWarsGalaxysEdge Galaxy's Edge (theme park)]]''

%%->'''Native Fauna:'''

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* IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace: Allegedly, Gansevor is called "the planet of knives" because of the sharp rock spires. [[spoiler:As Barash learns (and as Porter initially suspected), it's also called that because throne politics on Gansevor [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder literally involve knives]].]]

* FantasticRacism: Both of the planet's sapient species distrusted or straight-up ''despised'' each other until TheEmpire came into the picture.

* FantasicRacism: Both of the planet's sapient species distrusted or straight-up ''despised'' each other until TheEmpire came into the picture.

* General Aftab Ackbar on the [[Characters/StarWarsTheResistance The Resistance]] page.

* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Prince Lee-Char's bravery and leadership during the battle to reclaim Mon Cala are what inspire the people, Mon Calamari and Quarren alike, to accept him as their king.

* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Her bravery and skill in the Battle of Endor led to her becoming the first female chief of the Bright Tree tribe.

[[header:Dalnan Sector]]
A sector on the Galactic Frontier during the High Republic Era, it was one of the primary regions the Republic and Jedi expanded into during that period of exploration and reconnection. In 232 BBY, the Starlight Beacon was constructed in the sector and a number of battles between the Jedi and Nihil occured.

!!Dalna
->'''Location:''' Dalna System, Dalnan Sector, Galactic Frontier, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Capital:''' Saludad
->'''Immigrated Species:''' Aqualish, Evereni, Gran, Human, Mikkian, Mon Calamari, Nautolan, Ongree, Pantoran, Rodian, Theelin, Trandoshan, Twi'lek, Weequay

An agricultural planet that was generally distrustful of outsiders. While not part of the Republic, the Jedi had a presence on Dalna, having been in conflict with the Ro family and the Path of the Open Hand. 150 years later, during the Great Hyperspace Disaster, Dalna considered joining the Republic, but the Nihil were intent on keeping that from happening.

* ApocalypseHow: Dalna's surface is ravaged by a series of volcanic eruptions triggered by a Nihil superweapon in ''Mission to Disaster'', which necessitated a mass evacuation by bringing Starlight Beacon to the system. However, the planet is made habitable again years later.

[[folder:Honesty Weft]]
!!Honesty Weft
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsATestOfCourage A Test of Courage]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsMissionToDisaster Mission to Disaster]]''\\\

The son of a Dalnan ambassador.

* AerithAndBob: He has the very Earth-sounding name, Honesty Weft.
* DisappearedDad: His father, Ambassador Weft, is killed in the Great Disaster.
* YouCantGoHomeAgain: Dalna is ravaged in ''Mission to Disaster'' after a series of volcanic eruptions and groundquakes caused by the Nihil, masking the planet inhospitable for quite some time. While he notes the planet could be restored in a few years, Dalna still wouldn't feel like home due to his father's death.

[[folder:Dalna Characters on Other Pages]]
* Ruusstha Vidyarvrikt on the [[Characters/StarWarsHighRepublicEraJedi High Republic-era Jedi]] page.
* The Path of the Open Hand on the [[Characters/StarWarsReligiousOrganizations Religious Organizations]] page.

!!Aubadas
->'''Location:''' Audabas System, Dalnan Sector, Outer Rim Territories, Galactic Frontier
->'''Capital:''' Diurna
->'''Immigrated Species:''' Katikoot

A marshy planet with many mountains and valleys inhabited by the Katikoot species and a twin planet to Gloam. Jedi Master Silandra Sho and her Pathfinder team are sent to this planet to investigate when another Pathfinder team led by Jedi Master Rok Buran goes missing.

[[folder:Katikoot]]
!!Katikoot

The native sentient, species of Aubadas.
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* BatPeople: The Katikoot are a species of large, humanoid bats.
* DarkIsNotEvil: The fact that they look like giant bats makes them look intimidating, but they aren't inherently malicious. [[spoiler:It doesn't help that the monsters on Gloam used to be Katikoot.]]
* WingsDoNothing: The Katikoot are unable to fly despite having wings. [[spoiler:This is because the Katikoot used to be able to fly when they lived on Gloam, but lost the ability to do so sometime after migrating to Aubadas. In fact, the undead Katikoot on Gloam are still able to fly despite the other alterations to their bodies.]]

[[folder:Mittik]]
!!Mittik
!!!'''Species:''' Katikoot

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsQuestForTheHiddenCity Quest for the Hidden City]]''

The daughter of the minister of works, Kittik. When Jedi Master Silandra Sho's Pathfinder team came to the Aubadas system investigating the disappearance of Master Rok Buran's Pathfinder team, she teams up with them to investigate Gloam.

* AwfulTruth: When investigating the hidden city on Gloam, [[spoiler:she learns that much of what she and the rest of her people have been told about their own history has been distorted over time. In particular, she learns that the Katikoot aren't actually native to Aubadas, but Gloam, and that the monsters are actually the original Katikoot, having been sealed away after being turned into zombies by the Miner's Curse.]]

[[folder:Rillik (spoiler warning)]]
!!Rillik
!!!'''Species:''' Katikoot

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsQuestForTheHiddenCity Quest for the Hidden City]]''

The nephew of minister of works, Kittik and the cousin of Mittik, who was previously a miner on Gloam. He served as a guide to Jedi Master Rok Buran's Pathfinder team before they went missing.

* BodyHorror: Near the end of ''Quest for the Hidden City'', the Miner's Curse starts to cause some of his body to crystalize, even [[AndIMustScream impairing his ability to speak]]. While he doesn't turn into a zombie thanks to Obik's efforts, he's become irreversibly altered.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: While he would rather spend what little time he has left indulging himself, he has trouble understanding why Obik from Master Sho's Pathfinder team would bother trying to cure him and mocks the Republic for what he perceives to be excessive idealism.
* EvilIsNotAToy: He hoped to take advantage of the monsters on Gloam in order to plunder its mines, but in the process, contracted the disease that made them into monsters in the first place.
* {{Greed}}: He's the one who released the undead Katikoot onto Gloam's surface, hoping to use the chaos to plunder the mines and then sell its resources for himself. This is also a FatalFlaw for him, as he also ends up contracting the Miner's Curse that turned the Katikoot into monsters in the first place.
* KarmicTransformation: He tried to take advantage of the chaos created by the undead Katikoot, only to contract the Miner's Curse that created the monsters in the first place. While he doesn't die thanks to Obik's efforts, he's going to be stuck that way for the rest of his life.
* TreacherousQuestGiver: He serves as a guide to Master Buran's team on Gloam when they come to investigate, only to lead them into a trap.
* WalkingSpoiler: It is very difficult to discuss anything about Rillik that doesn't involve his major role in ''Quest for the Hidden City''.
* WarForFunAndProfit: One of his plans for enriching himself is to sell Gloam's minerals to both sides of the [[ForeverWar Eiram-E'ronoh war]].
* YourDaysAreNumbered: He has secretly contracted the Miner's Curse, and knowing that he's doomed to become a feral monster, spends what little time he has left trying to satiate his greed and selling out Gloam's resources.

!!Gloam
->'''Location:''' Audabas System, Dalnan Sector, Outer Rim Territories, Galactic Frontier
->'''Native Species:''' Gloam monsters

A twin planet to Aubadas that is being mined by the Katikoot for minerals, ravaged by a series of mining accidents and now inhabited by feral monsters. There is also an ancient city that is home to a lost Jedi Temple.

* DeathWorld: Not only is the planet on the verge of environmental collapse due to the Katikoot overmining it, it's also inhabited by vicious monsters. [[spoiler:The monsters in question are actually ancient Katikoot that have been turned into zombies]].
* DugTooDeep: Gloam is in the sorry state that is due to the Katikoot not only overmining, [[spoiler:but unleashing a HatePlague that turned the original Katikoot into zombies]].
* ZombieApocalypse: [[spoiler:The monsters living on Gloam are actually the original Katikoot -- Gloam being the species' original homeworld -- having turned into feral zombies due to the Miner's Curse, a HatePlague unleashed as a result of overmining.]]

[[folder:Gloam monsters]]
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsQuestForTheHiddenCity Quest for the Hidden City]]''

Feral, nocturnal monsters that roam Gloam's surface following a mining accident.
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* BatOutOfHell: The monsters look like giant humanoid bats, similar in appearance to the Katikoot. [[spoiler:This resemblance isn't a coincidence.]]
* BodyHorror: [[spoiler:Their blood and internal organs have been replaced with black crystals as a result of the Miner's Curse.]]
* NonHumanUndead: [[spoiler:Specifically undead Katikoot, which are giant humanoid bats.]]
* SealedEvilInACan: [[spoiler: The so-called monsters -- actually feral undead Katikoot -- were previously locked away underground, with the survivors fleeing to Aubadas and adopting it as their homeworld. However, their descendants forgot over the centuries where they were originally from, returned to Gloam for resources when the Aubadas's resources dried, and went on to [[HistoryRepeats repeat the mistakes of their ancestors]].]]
* SentientPhlebotinum: [[spoiler:The mineral the Katikoot were mining are said to be possessed by malevolent spirits, and are behind the Miner's Curse that have turned the Katikoot into zombies. Functionally, Miner's Curse is like a mineral version of [[PuppeteerParasite cordyceps]] for bat people.]]

!!Wevo
->'''Location:''' Haileap System, Dalnan Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Fauna:''' Handsy

A jungle moon orbiting the double gas giant Neralus and Nixus. When the Nihil attacked the Republic starship ''Steady Wing'' en route to Dalna, the survivors of the attack crashlanded the ship on Wevo.

* DeathWorld: From first impressions, Wevo is a very inhospitable planet. Lightning storms and acid rain are frequent, and the water is toxic. That said, the species that do thrive on Wevo are well-adapted; the plants dissolved by the acid rain grow back very quickly and the native primates use local fruit as a non-toxic water source.

!!!Eiram-E'ronoh System

A system on the Galactic Frontier containing the twin planets Eiram and E'ronoh. Due to the system's nature as a hyperspace waypoint, the two planets were locked in a ForeverWar with each other 150 years before the Great Hyperspace Disaster.

!!Eiram
->'''Location:''' Eiram System, Dalnan Sector, Galactic Frontier, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Capital City:''' Erasmus
->'''Native Species:''' Human

!!!Circa 382 BBY
[[folder:Adrialla]]
!!Queen Adrialla
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsConvergence Convergence]]''

The ruling queen of Eiram during the Forever War.

* BrokenPedestal: [[spoiler:Phan-tu's opinion of her sours when he learns she was secretly manufacturing weaponized Eirami scorpion venom on E'ronoh.]]
* MarryForLove: Her mother had [[ArrangedMarriage arranged]] for her to marry a Pantoran baron, but Adrialla met Odelia first and married her for love instead.
* PuppetQueen: [[spoiler:While she is Eiram's legitimate ruler, she's also in the clutches of the Path of the Open Hand due to providing Eiram with supplies without immediately asking for anything in return.]]
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: When E'ronoh Princess Xiri A'lbaran crashes on Eiram after a skirmish in orbit, instead of having her imprisoned, Adrialla treats her as a guest and even offers to let her go. She also continues to be open to peace negotiations with E'ronoh even after the accident in orbit.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Phan-tu Zenn]]
!!Prince Phan-tu Zenn
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsConvergence Convergence]]''

The adoptive son of Queen Adrialla and heir to the throne of Eiram.

* AdoptedIntoRoyalty: He was born to a poor family, but after his mother died in storm, he was adopted by Queen Adrialla.
* ArrangedMarriage: He agrees to political marriage with Xiri A'lbaran in the hope that it will truly end the ForeverWar between Eiram and E'ronoh.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: When Xiri A'lbaran crashes into Eiram's seas, Phan-tu takes the effort to save her from drowning despite being both the heir and a commanding officer of a planet at war with his own.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Cerox]]
!!Ambassador Cerox
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Voiced by:''' Salli Saffioti
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTheBattleOfJedha The Battle of Jedha]]''

An ambassador representing Eiram during the peace summit on Jedha.

* AssInAmbassador: Despite being appointed ambassador, [[spoiler:she has no interest in seeing peace with her long-time enemies and jumps at the chance for conflict when the negotiations go downhill]].
* GeneralRipper: [[spoiler:She's known E'ronoh as nothing but her world's enemy for her whole life, so the idea of both worlds ending the war peacefully is completely alien to her.]]
* RevengeBeforeReason: As a consequence of the ForeverWar and the toll it's taken on her personally, [[spoiler:she believes a peaceful end to the war between Eiram and E'ronoh will render all of the casualties her world has suffered meaningless, all against the wishes of the royal heirs.]]

!!!Circa 232 BBY
%%[[folder:Dima]]
%%!!Queen Regnant Dima

%%->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsIntoTheDark Into the Dark]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsTheFallenStar The Fallen Star]]''\\\

%%The ruling queen of Eiram at the time of the Great Disaster.
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%%[[/folder]]

[[folder:Thandeka]]
!!Queen Consort Thandeka
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsIntoTheDark Into the Dark]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsTheFallenStar The Fallen Star]]''\\\

The wife of Queen Dima.

* AccidentalKidnapping: Isamer's pirates accidentally kidnap her instead of Queen Dima, not knowing the difference between a queen regnant and a queen consort. Regardless, Dima would still want her to be safe.
* DamselInDistress: She and Monarch Cassel are held hostage by the Directorate
* MeaningfulName: In Xhosa, Thandeka means "loved one", befitting her status as Queen Dima's wife and being [[IHaveYourWife being held hostage as leverage against her]].

!!E'ronoh
->'''Location:''' Eiram-E'ronoh System, Dalnan Sector, Galactic Frontier, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Capital City:''' The Rook
->'''Native Species:''' Human
->'''Immigrated Species:''' Pantoran, Mon Calamari

!!!Circa 382 BBY
[[folder:A'lbaran]]
!!Monarch A'lbaran
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsConvergence Convergence]]''

The ruling monarch of E'ronoh during the Forever War.

* KnightTemplarParent: When his daughter Xiri is seemingly taken hostage by Eiram (she's actually being treated like a guest, contrary to what his advisors are telling him), he threatens rain hellfire on Eiram if he doesn't get her back.
* OutlivingOnesOffspring: His eldest child Niko drowned on a diplomatic mission to Eiram. He believed it to be murdered and waged war against Eiram to seek revenge. Jedi Knight Gella Nattai senses his utter despair over the death of his child and is surprised that he has been able to continue living with the grief he carries.

[[folder:Xiri A'lbaran]]
!!Princess Xiri A'lbaran
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsConvergence Convergence]]''

The princess of E'ronoh during the Forever War and a captain in Thylefire Squadron during the conflict.

* ArrangedMarriage: She proposes a political marriage between her and Phan-tu Zenn in the hope of truly ending the ForeverWar between Eiram and E'ronoh.
* AMotherToHerMen: When one of her pilots' fighter experiences a malfunction that runs the risk of escalating the conflict, she encourages said pilot to cooperate with the Jedi so they can solve his problem. When the pilot suggests they destroy his ship to prevent any more damage, she refuses to have him shot down.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Despite her status as E'ronoh's princess, she actively serves in her planet's navy.

[[folder:Ferrol]]
!!Viceroy Ferrol
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsConvergence Convergence]]''

The chief advisor to Monarch A'lbaran.

* EvilChancellor: Most of his advice to A'lbaran is to continue the war despite the costs, as Ferrol is obsessed with revenge and will do anything to take it upon Eiram.
* NotMeThisTime: After being responsible for several incidents of violence throughout ''Convergence'', [[spoiler:Ferrol is framed for the murder of the assassin Abda in her prison cell, an act that he actually had no part in]].
* TooDumbToLive: Despite knowing that [[spoiler:Axel Greylark is a killer, Ferrol confronts him on his own in secret without telling anyone else that he knew Axel had murdered Abda and framed him for it. Axel quickly determines that Ferrol, despite all his bluster, had never killed anyone before and easily disarms and kills him]].
* WarHawk: It is his advice and influence that has kept A'lbaran's hatred of Eiram stoked and the war between the two worlds going.

!!!Circa 232 BBY
[[folder:Cassel]]
!!Monarch Cassel
!!!'''Species:''' Pantoran

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsIntoTheDark Into the Dark]]''\\\

The ruling monarch of E'ronoh.

* DistressedDude: He and Queen Thandeka are held hostage by the Directorate.
* DumbassHasAPoint: Cassel's not a terribly bright fellow, but after a few moments of thought admits that keeping the hostility between E'ronoh and Eiram going just because it's always been like that is pretty stupid.
* MeaningfulName: Cassel sounds like "castle", and he's a king.
* NiceGuy: While it is mentioned that Eiram and E'ronoh had been actively hostile towards each other, Cassel makes an honest attempt to be friendly with Thandeka, to the point where she even feels bad about insulting him in the past
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: It's stated that among the twin planets, he certainly isn't known for his intelligence. When Isamer gets angry with his men for having kidnapped the wrong queen of Eiram, Cassel assures them that the queen's wife would still be useful as leverage against the actual queen. When Thandeka asks him if he's trying to forge an alliance with the pirates, he's appalled and says no, ''he was trying to make Thandeka sound useful''. However, Isamer has other plans for them.
* SkewedPriorities: When the Directorate panics over having kidnapped Thandeka, the queen consort rather than the queen regnant of Eiram, Cassel says that Thandeka can still be as IHaveYourWife because ''he didn't want Thandeka to sound like she was useless''.

!!Starlight Beacon
->'''Location:''' Eiram System, Dalnan Sector, Outer Rim Territories

A space station constructed within the Dalnan Sector during the High Republic Era, Starlight Beacon was a joint Jedi-Republic project that was amongst Supreme Chancellor Lina Soh's "Great Works". It was a symbol of the Republic's return to the galactic frontier and was designed to support missions of exploration, research, diplomacy, military support, and emergency response in the region. While the station was mobile, it was typically in orbit of the twin planets Eiram and E'ronoh.

[[folder:Rodor Keen]]
!!Rodor Keen
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic The High Republic]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightFirstDuty Starlight: First Duty]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightHiddenDanger Starlight: Hidden Danger]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublicAdventures2021 The High Republic Adventures]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsMissionToDisaster Mission to Disaster]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightShadowsRemain Starlight: Shadows Remain]]''

The Republic's Head of Operations aboard Starlight, Rodor worked closely alongside his Jedi counterpart Master Estala Maru.

* JurisdictionFriction: Due to he and Estala sharing what is essentially the same position for the Republic and Jedi respectively, Rodor often finds himself frustrated by the fact the Jedi Master frequently is the one taking charge of situations and making the reports, which causes Rodor to feel redundant as he also wants to be hands-on with every situation.
* MinorMajorCharacter: Despite his importance to the station, his appearance in many of the stories he appears in are brief and he is never a main focus. Rodor also does not appear in several stories where his presence would be logical, like during the refugee crisis aboard Starlight during ''[[Literature/StarWarsTheFallenStar The Fallen Star]]''.
* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler:His fate during the destruction of Starlight Beacon is unknown, although he could be amongst those who did manage to evacuate.]]

[[folder:Valko Jahn]]
!!Administrator Valko Jahn
!!!'''Species:''' Soikan
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Soika

->'''Portrayed by:''' ???
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightFirstDuty Starlight: First Duty]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightHiddenDanger Starlight: Hidden Danger]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic The High Republic]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublicAdventures2021 The High Republic Adventures]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightPastMistakes Starlight: Past Mistakes]]'' | ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTempestRunner Tempest Runner]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsMissionToDisaster Mission to Disaster]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightShadowsRemain Starlight: Shadows Remain]]''

A member of the Republic Administration Corps and a veteran of the civil war on her homeworld of Soika. Valko was assigned to Starlight Beacon to serve as Rodor's aide.

* AudienceSurrogate: She was designed by the authors to be the audience's main viewpoint character into the workings of Starlight Beacon with the ''Starlight'' short stories, being someone who was newly assigned to the station and someone who had never previously worked with the Jedi before.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Her experiences during the civil war on her homeworld were what drove her to join the Republic, as she wanted to help do good in the galaxy after witnessing so many horrific things during the war.
* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler:Her fate during the destruction of Starlight Beacon is unknown, although she could be amongst those who did manage to evacuate.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Ghal Tarpfen]]
!!Chief Ghal Tarpfen
!!!'''Species:''' Mon Calamari
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Mon Cala

->'''Portrayed by:''' ???
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightFirstDuty Starlight: First Duty]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightHiddenDanger Starlight: Hidden Danger]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightPastMistakes Starlight: Past Mistakes]]'' | ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsTempestRunner Tempest Runner]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightShadowsRemain Starlight: Shadows Remain]]''

Head of Security for Starlight Beacon. Once a captain in the Mon Cala Guard, Ghal now serves the Republic itself and is dedicated to keeping Starlight and its inhabitants safe from the dangers of the frontier.

* UnequalPairing: She was once in a relationship with Prince Shenrick of the Mon Cala royal family, despite being a very low-born citizen who had risen through the ranks of the guard to captain. As such relationships were frowned upon, they kept it secret but figured there were little risks involved as he was the third born son of the king. However, both his father and elder siblings died in an accident, and in a bid to keep their past relationship secret one of Shenrick's first actions was to dismiss Ghal from the guard and pretend like she had requested it. Although Ghal was hurt by this treatment, she went along with it as both their lives would be ruined if the truth came out, and she subsequently departed Mon Cala to avoid being hurt by seeing Shenrick wed another.

[[folder:Gino'le]]
!!Gino'le
!!!'''Species:''' Anacondan
!!!'''Homeworld:'''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightFirstDuty Starlight: First Duty]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsStarlightHiddenDanger Starlight: Hidden Danger]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheHighRepublic The High Republic]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWartsTrailOfShadows Trail of Shadows]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsMissionToDisaster Mission to Disaster]]''

Chief of Medical Operations aboard Starlight Beacon.
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* ArtificialLimbs: Since Anacondans do not have limbs, Gino'le wears a suit that does have them and allow him to treat his patients.
* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler:His fate during the destruction of Starlight Beacon is unknown, although he could be amongst those who did manage to evacuate.]]

[[header:D'Astan Sector]]

!!Serenno
->'''Location:''' Serenno System, D'Astan Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Capital:''' Carannia
->'''Native Species:''' Human (Serennian)

A lush planet of forests, plains, and mountains. According to legend, the world was once ruled by the Sith Empire until eight noble houses united their forces and expelled them from the planet without the aid of the Jedi. The most powerful noble family, House Serenno, then became the rulers of the world and renamed it after themselves. During the Clone Wars Count Dooku's headquarters was located on Serenno in his ancestral castle.

* OrbitalBombardment: The city below Castle Serenno was subjected to this by the Empire after the end of the Clone Wars, with only a few survivors.

[[folder:Count Gora]]
!!Count Gora of House Serenno
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsDookuJediLost Dooku: Jedi Lost]]''

Ruler of Serenno and father of Dooku, Jenza, and Ramil. A deeply unpopular ruler, Gora despised Dooku due to his Force-sensitivity. He favored isolationism over membership in the Republic.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: His rule was filled with protests by the population of Serenno, particularly over his plans to replace all workers and soldiers with cheaper droids. Even the funeral of his wife Anya was marred by a massive protest.
* BerserkButton: The mere existence of Dooku is one to him, considering his very existence to be a blight on the Serenno family line.
* FantasticRacism: As a firm believer in the legends surrounding the accession of House Serenno to power by defeating the Sith rulers of the world, Gora hates Force-sensitives.
* HateSink: Is a thoroughly unlikable man.
* OffingTheOffspring: Upon learning Dooku was Force-sensitive, Gora did contact the Jedi Order to take him but then left baby Dooku in the forest outside his estate, hoping that spine-wolves would eat him before the Jedi arrived.
* SlaveToPR: During his wife's funeral he's more concerned with making sure he looks good for the press than mourning his wife. In fact he doesn't seem to care at all his wife is dead.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Count Ramil]]
!!Count Ramil of House Serenno
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsDookuJediLost Dooku: Jedi Lost]]''

Eldest child of Count Gora and Countess Anya. Ramil succeeded his father as ruler of Serenno and proved to be an even worse ruler.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Continuing the trend from his father, Ramil eventually had to hire Abyssian pirates to serve as muscle to assert his rule over Serenno.
* CainAndAbel: He attempts to kill Dooku after he attempts to halt Ramil's ruthless rule of Serenno, but [[spoiler:Dooku kills him instead after getting him at his mercy]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Jenza]]
!!Lady Jenza of House Serenno
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsDookuJediLost Dooku: Jedi Lost]]''

Youngest child of Count Gora and Countess Anya, Jenza was the sister of Dooku. Initially unaware of her brother's existence, the two met by chance as children and stayed in contact despite the disapproval of the Jedi Order and Count Gora.

* TheConfidant: Served as one to Dooku after they discovered each other, with him sharing his frustrations with the Jedi Order and the Republic.
* {{Expy}}: She is essentially Dooku's Padmé, to the point when [[spoiler:he has fallen to the Dark Side, she tries to talk him out of it, but by that point, he has Asajj Ventress [[HeKnowsTooMuch kill her to prevent the Jedi from knowing he fell]]]]. It should be noted, however that while Anakin and Padmé secretly married, Jenza is Dooku's sister.
* MoralityPet: To Dooku, having talked him down when his temper flared or out of several immoral actions. [[spoiler:This is why he has Asajj Ventress kill her when Jenza attempted to contact the Jedi about Dooku's fall to the dark side, severing one of his last ties to his previous heroic life and sending his protégé further down the path of the dark side as well]].
[[/folder]]

[[header:Esstran Sector]]
!!Moraband/Korriban
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->'''Location:''' Esstran Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Major Points:''' Valley of the Dark Lords

Known as Korriban in the past, this is a mountainous world, home to the ancient Sith and becoming a deserted wasteland after many wars, also being the final resting place of Darth Bane. During the Clone Wars, Yoda was sent here by the Force Priestesses as a part of his journey to discover the secrets of maintaining an identity in the Force after mortal death.

* AfterTheEnd: It was abandoned after many wars turned it into a wasteland.
* CanonImmigrant: Korriban first appeared in ''ComicBook/TalesOfTheJedi'' and became a major recurring location in many ''Legends'' works. For ''WesternAnimation/TheCloneWars'' it was renamed Moraband, but later stories in the Disney era re-established that in the distant past it was indeed known as Korriban in this continuity as well.
* DarkWorld: It's the original homeworld of the Sith and strong in the Dark Side. Need anything else be said?
* GhostPlanet: By the time of the Clone Wars, no one's lived there for centuries at least, and it's a ''creepy'' place.
* IHaveManyNames: It has at least two names, Moraband and Korriban, due to being an old world with a lengthy history. In ''Legends'', there's a ''third'' name, Pesegam, when it was ruled by a tyrant.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: It has red sands and a reddish-orange sky casting large shadows thanks to the mountains and ominous rins, though in this case, it's mostly naturally occurring. Anything actually made by the Sith are now eroded ruins, and arguably not as intimidating as the works over at Malachor. At least externally.
* SchrodingersCanon:
** AcademyOfEvil: In the Old Republic Era, Korriban housed the Sith Academy. The ruins seen in ''WesternAnimation/TheCloneWars'' were deliberately designed to be reminiscent of the Academy as depicted in the old canon's ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'', indicating it is the same place.
** AncientTomb: The Valley of the Dark Lords contained many tombs of the ancient Sith Lords, some of the trials of the Sith Academy took place in the tombs.
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[[folder:The Sith Order]]
!!The Sith Order
->See their own entry [[Characters/StarWarsTheSithOrder here]]

[[header:Galov Sector]]
!!Gamorr
->'''Location:''' Galov Sector, Outer Rim Terriotries
->'''Native Species:''' Gamorreans

A forested world on the Triellus Trade Route and the homeworld of the Gamorreans.

[[folder:Gamorreans]]
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A race of green, porcine humanoids from Gamorr, often employed as muscle for Hutts such as Jabba.

* DumbMuscle: Gamorreans aren't the brightest sentient beings in the galaxy, thinking that they can solve every problem by hitting it really hard. They can also be very stubborn and loyal to whoever they are employed by as a result.
* {{Matriarchy}}: Patriarchy flip example. Even though the boars (males) do most of the warfare and the sows (females) do the farming and hunting, Gamorrean society is matriarchal. The warlords gain their position through marriage to a Matron rather than through force, but even then, [[WomenPreferStrongMen the Matrons pick their mate based on their strength]].
* PigMan: They are green, humanoid pig people.
* ProudWarriorRace: On their homeworld, the Gamorreans are divided into clans each ruled by a male warlord and a female Clan Matron. Because in their viewpoint, WarIsGlorious, war among clans was quite common.
* SpaceOrcs: Gamorreans are essentially fantasy orcs in space[[note]]''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' had popularised the pig-headed, green-skinned orc only a few years earlier[[/note]], being brutish, strong, green, violent, tusked and pig-snouted brutes with low intelligence who, despite living in a galaxy full of high-tech weapons, including both {{Ray Gun}}s and {{Laser Blade}}s, still use simple metal-bladed axes.
* StarfishLanguage: Their language consisted mostly of grunts and squeals. They can understand Basic and other languages, but find it too difficult to pronounce.
* StoutStrength: Almost all Gamorreans that have been seen on screen were both portly and very muscular.
* UndyingLoyalty: Deconstructed. They are loyal to whomever employs them, but because of their low intelligence, this makes them easy to exploit by criminal organizations like the Hutts. When Boba Fett takes control of what's left of Jabba's criminal empire, he refuses to exploit and torture two of his left over Gamorrean guards (who initially didn't pledge loyalty to Boba) and [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe gains their loyalty through compassion]].

[[header:Gordian Reach]]
!!Yavin 4
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->'''Location:''' Yavin System, Gordian Reach, Outer Rim Territories

The fourth moon of the gas giant Yavin, home to a number of ancient temples built by the Massassi people. During the early years of the Galactic Civil War, the temples were used by the Rebel Alliance as a base, eventually becoming their headquarters. After the Battle of Yavin, the Alliance was forced to abandon the base as its location had become known to the Empire, though after the Battle of Endor, the Alliance returned to Yavin 4 and established it as a civilian settlement.

* SchrodingersCanon:
** In ''Legends'', the temples were built by the Massassi at the behest of a Sith Lord.
*** Building off the above point, the Massassi were an extinct race native to Yavin 4, a sub-species of the red-skinned Sith and powerful dark side adepts.
** ''Legends'' also depicts Yavin 4 as the site of Anakin Skywalker and Asajj Ventress' [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars first face-to-face meeting]], where he nearly killed her by tapping into the dark side. ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' establishes that Skywalker and Ventress have indeed met before, though no direct reference to the Yavin duel is made.
* [[SingleBiomePlanet Single-Biome Moon]]: It appears to be all jungle.
[[folder:Yavin 4 characters on other pages]]
* Commander Poe Dameron on the [[Characters/StarWarsResistanceHeroes Resistance Heroes]] page

[[header:Hutt Space]]
->See the [[Characters/StarWarsHuttSpace Hutt Space]] page.

[[header:Kwymar Sector]]

!!Seelos
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->'''Location:''' Seelos System, Kwymar Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Fauna:''' Joopa

A remote Outer Rim world where three clone troopers who'd secretly had their control chips removed before Order 66 lived for many years.

* DeadlyDustStorm: In keeping with the tradition for desert planets.
* SandWorm: The joopa, which the clones hunt for food.
* SingleBiomePlanet: It's a ''different'' take on a desert planet, but it's still all desert.

[[header:Lothal Sector]]
-->[[Characters/StarWarsLothalSector See its page.]]

[[header:Moddell Sector]]

!!The Forest Moon of Endor
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->'''Location:''' Endor System, Moddell Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:''' Dulok, Ewoks, Yuzzum, Gorax

The unnamed moon of the gas giant Endor. Home to three sentient species, the Ewoks, Duloks, and Yuzzum, the Forest Moon also holds many dangerous creatures, including the semi-sentient Gorax. During the Galactic Civil War, the Empire chose to build the Second Death Star in orbit of the moon and placed a shield generator there to protect the battle station.

* MeaningfulName: '''End'''or serves as the main setting of the climax of ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', the final film in the Original Trilogy; the Rebel victory at Endor also marked the beginning of the end for the Empire.
* SingleBiomePlanet: The moon is covered in forests. May be subverted as the Star Wars Legends movies ''Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure'' and ''Ewoks: Battle For Endor'' as well as the ''Ewoks'' tv series show there to also be deserts, mountains, meadows, and several fantastical terrains not seen in Return of the Jedi or other canon sources.
* TreetopTown: The Ewoks live in a village out of treehouses.

[[folder:Ewoks]]
!!Ewoks
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->'''Portrayed by:''' Kenny Baker (Paploo), Jack Purvis (Teebo), Nicki Reade (Nicki)
->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' | ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker''

Sentient primitive furry bipeds native to the forest moon of Endor.

* BadassAdorable: They are cute little fuzzballs... who are capable of taking on the Empire's best through savage traps and sheer numbers.
* BambooTechnology: They use gliders, batter rams, and catapults made out of wood and leather to help defeat the Empire.
* BearsAreBadNews: Especially if you're a Stormtrooper.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: Yes, they're a bunch of teddy bear aliens. They're also surprisingly effective warriors and carnivores.
* BreakoutCharacter: The aliens were so popular that they have their own spin-off material such as [[Film/StarWarsEwokAdventures two TV movies]] and [[WesternAnimation/{{Ewoks}} an animated series]]. None of the other aliens accomplished that.
%%* ProudWarriorRace:
* RockBeatsLaser: Capable of defeating the galactic empire with random forest material. This is also subverted a couple of times - certain methods that they employ end up being noticeably ineffective against [=AT-STs=], notably when they try to trip them.
** VehicularTurnabout: They may be armed with primitive weapons at first, but they're not stupid. As they managed to take out a few stormtroopers with traps and better knowledge of the terrain, they're sensible enough to strip the superior weapons off their fallen enemies, gradually turning the tide of the fight. By the end of the battle multiple Ewoks are seen carrying Imperial blasters. And that's not even getting into how Chewbacca led them to commandeer an AT-ST...
* ToServeMan: They are willing to eat other sentient beings, though it's not clear if this is something they do ''regularly'' or if it was merely an attempt to please what they viewed as a god with living sacrifice.
* SufferTheSlings: Ewoks use slingshots to launch rocks at the Stormtroopers. Amazingly, the slingshots prove wildly effective.
* UrsineAliens: They look like tribal teddy bears.
* YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy: Much like Wookiees resemble the North American cryptid {{Bigfoot|SasquatchAndYeti}}, Ewoks [[StealthPun bear]] more than a passing (though probably unintentional) resemblance to drop bears.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Chirpa]]
!!Chief Chirpa
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!!!'''Species:''' Ewok
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Endor

->'''Portrayed by:''' Jane Busby
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsLifeDayTreasury The Kroolok]]'' | ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsThePrincessAndTheScoundrel The Princess and the Scoundrel]]''

The chieftain of Bright Tree Village, Chirpa is convinced by the Rebels to aid them in assaulting the Imperial shield bunker on the moon of Endor.

* AllThereInTheManual: The sourcebook ''Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know'' reveals that he was replaced as chieftain of Bright Tree Village by his daughter Kneesaa.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: After the whole HumanSacrifice mess got sorted out, it did not take much convincing for Chirpa to ally with the Rebels in an effort to free the moon from the Imperial's occupation.
* StaffOfAuthority: Wields a small bone staff, presumably as a sign of his status as chief.

[[folder:Kneesaa]]
!!Princess Kneesaa
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!!!'''Species:''' Ewok
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Endor

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsLifeDayTreasury The Kroolok]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsForcesOfDestiny Forces of Destiny]]''

The daughter of Chief Chirpa and a childhood friend of Wicket.
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* AdaptationalUgliness: Downplayed, as the ''WesternAnimation/{{Ewoks}}'' cartoon she originated from gave all of the Ewoks [[AdaptationalAttractiveness a noticeably cuter character design]]. Here, she was simply redesigned to be consistent with the rest of the Ewoks as they appeared in the live-action films.
* AllThereInTheManual: Most information on her background comes from sourcebooks, with the primary one being ''On the Front Lines''.
* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Her bravery and skill in the Battle of Endor led to her becoming the first female chief of the Bright Tree tribe.
* CanonImmigrant: She originated in the animated ''WesternAnimation/{{Ewoks}}'' show, which is part of the ''Legends'' continuity.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: She participated in the Battle of Endor, working alongside Rebel Pathfinder Kes Dameron to execute difficult tactical maneuverers.
* TheStrategist: Like her friend Wicket, she was one of the tribe's primary planners behind the battle against the Empire.

[[folder:Wicket W. Warrick]]
!!Wicket Wystri Warrick
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!!!'''Species:''' Ewok
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Endor

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/WarwickDavis
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsLifeDayTreasury The Kroolok]]'' | ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsForcesOfDestiny Forces of Destiny]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsShatteredEmpire Shattered Empire]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsThePrincessAndTheScoundrel The Princess and the Scoundrel]]'' | ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker''

A young Ewok scout and warrior who finds and befriends Leia and helps bring the Ewoks into the war against the Empire.

* AlliterativeName: '''W'''icket '''W'''. '''W'''arrick.
* BigDamnHeroes: At first, it appears he abandoned the Rebels when they were captured, but he actually went to get reinforcements and returned to the bunker in time to rescue them.
* TheCameo: Makes a brief appearance at the end of ''The Rise of Skywalker''.
* FireForgedFriends: With R2-D2, who initially zapped Wicket after the Ewoks had attempted to burn him, Luke, Han, and Chewie. After the battle, Wicket and R2 are seen at the party celebrating together.
* OddFriendship: He formed one with Princess Leia, which proved to be instrumental for asking for aid in the Battle of Endor.
* TheStrategist: According to the Databank, he came up with the strategies the Ewoks used to take on Imperials.
* TastesLikeFriendship: Leia begins to form a bond with Wicket after offering him food in an effort to show she was not hostile.

[[folder:Logray]]
!!Logray
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!!!'''Species:''' Ewok
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Endor

->'''Portrayed by:''' Mike Edmonds
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsLifeDayTreasury The Kroolok]]'' | ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsThePrincessAndTheScoundrel The Princess and the Scoundrel]]''

The chief shaman of Bright Tree Village, Logray is one of the main advisors of Chief Chirpa.

* AdaptationalHeroism: In ''Legends'', Logray was a corrupting influence on Chirpa and involved in dark rituals, which led to his eventual exile and him placing a curse on the village. In canon, while he does attempt to sacrifice the Rebels, he is eventually convinced that supporting them is the right thing to do.
* HumanSacrifice: He is the one who decides to sacrifice Luke, Han, Chewie, and R2 to C-3PO, although he quickly calls it off at the display of C-3PO's "power".
* SkeletonsInTheCoatCloset: His headdress includes a large bird skull.
* StaffOfAuthority: Like Chirpa, he wields a bone staff as a sign of his position.

[[folder:Gorax]]
!!Gorax

Gorax were a species of semi-sentient giant creatures native to the mountains on the moon of Endor. Members of the species were rarely seen, but sometimes emerged from their habitat to attack the villages of sentient Ewoks who also lived on Endor.
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* AllThereInTheManual: In ''Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know'' reveals that the Gorax traps the Ewoks set up as a defense would be re-purposed for taking out the All Terrain Scout Transport units deployed during the Battle of Endor.
* CanonImmigrant: Gorax were originally created for the Star Wars Legends movie ''Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure'', which was released in 1984 and included a member of the species as a major villain. The species was confirmed to be canon in the reference book Ultimate Star Wars which was released in 2015.

[[folder:Wistie]]
!!Wistie

Wisties, were a sentient species native to the forest moon of Endor.

* TheFairFolk: While they usually do get along with Ewoks, Wisties aren't above toying with them either. And if angered enough, they'll raise their body temperature high enough that they can burn their enemies by touching them (and if ''Legends'' [[SchrodingersCanon is to believed]], they are also capable of starting forest fires).
* FairyInABottle: The Ewok and Wisties are allies with the latter letting the former sometimes used pouches full of Wisties as a weapon, throwing them in the direction of a target; on impact, the sprites emerged, both disrupting and burning the target
* HumanoidAliens: Their art depicts them as such.
* OurFairiesAreDifferent: Well they're aliens for one, and have the ability to raise their body temperature to burn someone (which is extremely effective when they swarm a target.

[[header:Mykapo Sector]]

!!Mykapo
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->'''Location:''' Mykapo System, Mykapo Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Local Species:''' Human (Mykapan), Theelin

A verdant world. In the eve of the Galactic Civil War, a rebel cell known as Iron Squadron hailed from Mykapo and attempted to liberate the planet from Imperial rule, but failed. Later, the Empire would enforce a lockdown on the world to prevent further rebel activities, which would stir the successors to Iron Squadron to action.

* SingleBiomePlanet: Seemingly downplayed. From space, it has varying shades of green and also has blue for ocean, so it may be similar to Naboo, which has swamps/jungles, and pastorals.
* {{Tuckerization}}: Mykapo was named after Mickey Capoferri, an executive producer of Rebels Recon and ''The Star Wars Show''.

[[folder:Iron Squadron]]
!!Iron Squadron

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Magazine/StarWarsRebelsMagazine Rebels Magazine]]''

A flight squadron stationed on Mykapo, led by the brother of Commander Jun Sato of Phoenix Squadron. After he was killed in action, the group dispersed, but his son, Mart Mattin, wished to carry on the fight and revived the group with the help of his friends.

For information on Iron Squadron led by Mart Mattin, see their entry on the [[Characters/StarWarsRebelCells Star Wars - Rebel Cells]] page.
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* TookALevelInCynicism: They were more sure of themselves before their leader was killed, though hearing that Mart tried to continue the name makes them scoff and decide to get back into action.

[[folder:Mykapans on Other Pages]]
* Commander Jun Sato on the [[Characters/StarWarsRebelCells Rebel Cells]] page.
* Iron Squadron II on the [[Characters/StarWarsRebelCells Rebel Cells]] page.
* Private Yosh Calfor on the [[Characters/StarWarsRogueOne Rogue One]] page.

[[header:Nuiri Sector]]

!!Stygeon Prime
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->'''Location:''' Stygeon System, Nuiri Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Fauna:''' Tibidee

A mountainous snowy planet, home to a secret remote prison known as the Spire. During the Clone Wars, Count Dooku, Darth Sidious, and the Separatists held Darth Maul in this prison until the Shadow Collective broke him out. Later, under the reign of the Empire, the Grand Inquisitor lured Jedi Kanan Jarrus and Ezra Bridger to the prison in a failed attempt to apprehend them.

* TheAlcatraz: The Spire is a prison secure enough to hold Force-users. Maul was unable to escape on his own, as his followers had to break him out.

[[header:Raioballo Sector]]

!!Dantooine
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->'''Location:''' Dantooine System, Raioballo Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:'''Human

--> ''"Dantooine is too remote to make an effective demonstration. But don't worry—we will deal with your Rebel friends soon enough."''
-->-- '''Willhuff Tarkin'''

A lush planet that housed an abandoned Rebel Base. In the eve of the Galactic Civil War, it housed the first formal meeting of the Rebel Alliance.

* ElaborateUndergroundBase: The Rebel Alliance established their first main base here and had plans to expand it, digging deeper underground, but for some reason they were eventually forced to abandon it and set up a new one on Yavin 4. The Empire later find the abandoned base and are surprised at how sophisticated it is.
* HufflepuffHouse: We never see Dantooine in the theatrical films, but it plays a fairly significant role in ''Film/ANewHope''. It was the original location of the Rebel base, with Leia Organa later telling Tarkin that the Rebels are still there when he threatens to destroy Alderaan with the Death Star. Although poor Alderaan still gets blown up (''"Dantooine is too remote to make an effective demonstration"''), Leia's quick lie about Dantooine prevents the Empire from learning the location of the new base until ''after'' they get hold of the Death Star plans.
* SchrodingersCanon: It was home to a Jedi Enclave during the Old Republic.
** GiantFlyer: The Brith, which circles the skies on Dantooine.
** OrbitalBombardment: In the days of the Old Republic, [[spoiler:the Jedi Enclave was destroyed via this by Darth Malak]].
** PowerCrystal: In ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'', the planet had different caves which carried different lightsaber crystals.

!!Lah'mu

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->'''Location:''' Lah'mu System, Raioballo Sector, Outer Rim Territories

->''"I think I've found the perfect place. Remote. A bit desolate, but tranquil."''
-->--'''Saw Gerrera'''

A small and isolated planet which was first settled shortly before the Clone Wars under the encouragement of the Republic's Ministry of Economic Development. With less than five hundred colonists, Lah'mu was selected as a hiding place by the Erso family after they fled the Empire.

* AgriWorld: It was originally settled as a farming planet for the Republic, although by the era of the Empire it had largely drifted from the attention of much of the galaxy.
* {{Arcadia}}: Lah'mu is a verdant and tranquil world that goes unnoticed by most people in the galaxy. It is sparsely populated, having less than five hundred colonists, who live mostly on the western hemisphere and make a simple living by farming. As a result, it's regarded as a perfect hiding place for the Erso family and so it proved for four years until the Empire finally tracked them down.
* MeaningfulName: Lahmu is an Akkadian god, a protective spirit whose name means "parent star/constellation", befitting that Galen hid his family on Lah'mu to protect them from the Empire and to keep the Empire from going after him to complete the Death Star, in addition to [[PapaWolf Galen]] and [[MamaBear Lyra]] being protective of their family. Additionally, this also fits with the recurring motif of stars in ''Rogue One''. It's also likely a ShoutOut to the Laamu Atoll in the Maldives, which served as the filming location of Scarif.
* SingleBiomePlanet: The planet mostly consists of green hills and fields, and black sand beaches. Due to the fertility of the soil, it was settled as an agricultural planet.

[[folder:Lyra Erso]]
!!Lyra Erso
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!!!'''Species:''' Human
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Aria Prime

->'''Portrayed by:''' Valene Kane
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsCatalyst Catalyst]]'' | ''Film/RogueOne''

-->''"Jyn, trust the Force."''

A geologist and surveyor from Aria Prime, Lyra was married to Galen Erso and the mother of Jyn Erso. A strong believer in the Force and the ideals of the Jedi, she distrusted the Empire and Director Orson Krennic, helping her husband discover that they were having him develop a superweapon using Kyber crystals, at which point they fled Coruscant with the help of Saw Gerrera.

* AgeGapRomance: She's nine years younger than Galen; she was around 22 while he was around 31 when they got married.
* TheArtifact: Lyra was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally]] going to be a Jedi in-hiding, until the creators decided instead to focus on more ordinary people in the galaxy and re-worked her character. In the film itself, Lyra still dresses in a somewhat Jedi-like manner, gives her daughter a kyber crystal necklace and tells her to "trust in the Force". [[AllThereInTheManual Expanded material]] reveals that although she's not Force-sensitive, she still believes in the Force and has studied and agrees with many Jedi teachings.
* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: Lyra clearly holds this attitude when Krennic comes to claim her family. She knows that she's leverage that can be used to build a weapon that will threaten the galaxy. [[spoiler:Her actions can also be seen as a noble SuicideByCop; there's little reason to believe she thought she'd survive the altercation.]]
* BrainyBrunette: It doesn't really come through in the film, but [[AllThereInTheManual expanded material]] reveals she is an expert on crystals and cave systems, and served as Galen's guide and later his lab assistant during his research into crystals, including kyber crystals.
* CallToAgriculture: She used to work as a geologist before going into hiding on Lah'mu, where she runs a farm with her husband.
* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler:She's shot by one of Krennic's Death Troopers in an attempt to kill him.]]
* DefiantToTheEnd: Towards Krennic.
--> "''You will never win!''"
* DiedInYourArmsTonight: Subverted. [[spoiler: She's already dead by the time Galen reaches her, cradling her in his arms]].
* GutFeeling: She never trusted Orson Krennic and was always suspicious of the real reason behind the kyber crystal research her husband was engaged in, later persuading him to flee Coruscant and go into hiding when they learnt about the Death Star. When Krennic tries to persuade Lyra to come quietly, promising she and her family would live in comfort, she rightly points out they'd just be [[GildedCage hostages]].
* HappilyMarried: It's strongly indicated she and Galen were.
* HeroicSacrifice: Her actions in the opening scene of ''Rogue One'' could be seen as such. She knows that she and Jyn can be used as hostages to force Galen's cooperation in building the Death Star [[spoiler: and dies attempting to take out Krennic]]. Sadly, [[SenselessSacrifice her efforts are for naught]] as Galen is captured anyway.
* ImperiledInPregnancy: She gave birth to Jyn while she and Galen were held hostage by Separatists on Vallt.
* MeaningfulName: Possibly. In the real world, Lyra is a small constellation, including Vega, one of the brightest stars in the sky.
* MissingMom: [[spoiler:She was killed when Jyn was five years old during an attempt to kill Orson Krennic.]]
* SacrificialLamb: [[spoiler: She is killed in the opening scene of ''Rogue One'', not long after [[WeHardlyKnewYe her introduction]], as part of Jyn's backstory and later motivation for joining the Rebellion]].
* SayMyName: Galen shouts her name in anguish when [[spoiler: a Death Trooper shoots her]].
* TakingYouWithMe: She attempts to do this with [[spoiler:Krennic, but sadly only manages to wound him.]]
* TragicKeepsake: She gives Jyn a kyber crystal pendant [[spoiler: shortly before she is killed]].
* UnderestimatingBadassery: She very nearly succeeds in [[spoiler:assassinating Krennic]], mostly because [[EvilCannotComprehendGood he doesn't believe she would risk her own life to do it]]. [[spoiler:Krennic does soon realise that she isn't going to back down and orders Lyra shot, which saves his life.]]
* ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend: She single-handedly threatens Krennic and his troopers with a blaster in an attempt to protect her husband. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, this gets her killed, though she does manage to shoot Krennic in the arm]].

[[header:Rolion Sector]]

!!Maridun
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->'''Location:''' Maridun System, Rolion Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:''' Amani
->'''Immigrated Species:''' Lurmen
->'''Native Fauna:''' Mastiff Phalone

A world of grassy plains where large seed pods grew and the habitat of mastiff phalones. It was the homeworld of the lanky Amani, but was also settled by pacifist Lurmen who wished to avoid the Clone Wars after their own world, Mygeeto, became a victim of the war's bloodshed.

[[folder:Tee Watt Kaa]]
!!Village Chief Tee Watt Kaa
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!!!'''Species:''' Lurmen

->'''Voiced by:''' George Coe
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

-->''"We will not fight them at all. We would rather die than to kill others."''

A male Lurmen who led a colonized village on Maridun. A devout pacifist, Kaa refused to engage in any sort of combat, even if the lives of his own were in danger. At one point, this would be challenged by the simultaneous stranding of a small group of Republic soldiers and the arrival of a Separatist superweapon test on Maridun.
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* ActualPacifist: Similar to Satine's, his is not one of the best versions of pacifism that you want to have during ''wartime'', especially considering the circumstances they end up facing. He outright refuses to defend or even ''evacuate'' his village when the Separatists show up and when it is blatantly obvious that they are going to ''kill'' them to [[MakeAnExampleOfThem test out their new prototype superweapon on the village]], because he believes that doing anything that isn't nothing would be considered participating in the war, the exact reason why his people made exodus off of their homeworld. He also doesn't care which side started the war and which side only wants to end it. To him, both sides are at fault since it takes two to fight.
* ExtremeDoormat: He's clearly not happy when Lok Durd and his droids cause trouble in his village, but lets them anyway.
* SchrodingersCanon: According to ''The Clone Wars'' tie-in webcomics (which are now ''Legends''), the Lurmen can't leave Maridun even if they wanted to, as the native Amani - a race of vicious headhunters - have forced them to abandon the ship they came with. If they did want to leave, they'd have to fight the Amani and compromise their vow of pacifism.
* SuicidalPacifism: He's devoted to his ideal of pacifism that he's willing to allow himself and his people to be destroyed, rather than going against his beliefs and taking up arms.
* UnwantedRescue: He doesn't even want the Jedi or the Republic to protect his village. Of course, he has no say in the matter.
-->'''Tee Watt Kaa:''' Stop building that wall. I didn't ask ya to defend us.\\
'''Anakin:''' This battle is inevitable. You can stand by your beliefs. But let us stand by ours.

[[folder:Wag Too]]
!!Wag Too
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!!!'''Species:''' Lurmen

->'''Voiced by:''' Alec Medlock
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

The son of Tee Watt Kaa, who is the leader of a colonized village on Maridun. He serves as the village healer.

* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: He and several others disobey his father's orders to [[ActualPacifist stay put]] so that he can help out the Jedi and clone troopers as well as aiding their defense of the village against the Separatists.

[[header:Sanbra Sector]]

!!D'Qar
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->'''Location:''' Ileenium System, Sanbra Sector, Outer Rim Territories

A temperate, forested planet used by the Resistance as a base during their conflict with the First Order.

* AsteroidThicket: D'Qar has a planetary ring of asteroids.
* OrbitalBombardment: The First Order use a Dreadnought to destroy the Resistance's base from outer space, though they manage to evacuate just in the nick of time.
* SingleBiomePlanet: In keeping with long-standing ''Star Wars'' tradition, from what's been mentioned it's all forest.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: A planetary example to Yavin 4. They're both temperate worlds covered in forests, both house the heroes' secret base in the first film of a trilogy and both nearly get destroyed by the villain's superweapon but are saved at the last minute.

[[header:Savareen Sector]]

!!Christophsis
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->'''Location:''' Christoph System, Savareen Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:''' Human (Christophsian)
->'''Native Fauna:''' Kyaddak

Chistophsis was a crystalline planet that was the site of a battle between the Galactic Republic and Confederacy of Independent Systems that occurred early on during the Clone Wars. The planet was invaded by the Separatist droid armies of the Confederacy of Independent Systems before they had been repelled by the Jedi and clone troopers sent by the Galactic Republic. Eventually towards the end of the Clone Wars, the planet was once again the site of another battle between the Republic and the Separatists. After the Galactic Republic became the Galactic Empire, the planet was placed under Imperial rule. Christophsis was one of the few known sources of kyber crystals in the galaxy.
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* CrystalSpiresAndTogas: The general aesthetic of Christophsis' cities are this trope to go along with its crystalline structure. Although, after a couple of fierce battles during the Clone Wars, they look somewhat the worse for wear.
* PowerCrystal: Christophsis is one of four known sources of kyber crystals, alongside Ilum, Jedha, and Lothal.
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[[folder:Church of the Force's Christophsis Pilgrimage]]
!!Christophsis Pilgrimage
->See their entry on the [[Characters/StarWarsReligiousOrganizations Religious Organizations]] page.

!!Rodia
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->'''Location:''' Tyrius System, Savareen Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:''' Rodian
->'''Native Fauna:''' Birds, frogs, snakes, ghests, kwazel maws

Rodia was a remote swampy jungle planet. The native Rodians lived in cities protected by energy domes and were ruled by a government headed by a Grand Protector, who commanded the loyalty of all Rodian clans. Rodia was a member of the Galactic Republic and like many other worlds fell under the rule of the Empire. After the Battle of Endor, Rodia was freed of Imperial rule and joined the New Republic.

* LesCollaborateurs: Some Rodian clans sided with the Empire during its reign, including the Chattza clan, who held the Grand Protectorship shortly after the Battle of Yavin. Other Rodian clans who opposed the Empire and the Chattza clan provided arms to the Rebellion at a discount.
* SingleBiomePlanet: Rodia's surface was seemingly covered by deep, extensive swamps chocked with vegetation.

[[folder:Rodian]]
!!Rodians
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A sentient species of reptilian humanoids with peeble-like scaly skin, twin antennae, long pointy ears, large black eyes, and tapir-like snouts, Rodians were a very widespread sight across the galaxy.
For information on their ''Legends'' depiction, see '''[[Characters/StarWarsLegendsRaces here]].'''
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* AlienBlood: Rodian blood is green.
* AlienHair: Male Rodians, who were otherwise unable to develop hair on their heads, sometimes had colored skull ridges.
* AliensSpeakingEnglish: The species had their own language, Rodian, but many offworlders were often fluent in Basic. Others preferred huttese instead.
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: While green was the most common skin color, yellow and turquoise rodians were not unheard of.
* BizarreAlienBiology: Among other things, their eyes allowed them to see in infrared, their small antennae could detect vibrations and they were capable of breathing air saturated with the purrgil-generated Clouzon-36 without the assistance of a respirator. Females also possessed breasts and could grow hair.
* BizarreSexualDimorphism: Female Rodians could sometimes develop and grow long, human-like hair, something males were apparently uncapable of.
* BlackBeadEyes: A Rodian's large, black pupil-less eyes allowed them to see in the infrared spectrum.
* BreakoutCharacter: They are among the franchise's most famous and well-remembered extraterrestrial species, and have been appearing quite regularly in Canon and ''Legends'' alike.
* CreepyLongFingers: The Rodian hand had long, spindly fingers with suction cups at the end which were very dexterous. The shape of the Rodian hand, however, was as such that if an object was designed for their species, it would be uncomfortable for a human to use.
* HumanoidAlien: They have the same basic humanoid body structure many other species share across the galaxy.
* LittleGreenMen: Rodians invoke this trope with their design, but they are usually man-sized and look more like tapirs than hominids.
* NonMammalMammaries: Female Rodians possessed a pair of woman-like breasts.
* PointyEars: One of their most identifiable traits.

[[folder:Rodians on other pages]]
* Bolla Ropal on the [[Characters/StarWarsJediMasters Jedi Masters]] page.
* Onaconda Farr on the [[Characters/StarWarsGalacticRepublicSenate Galactic Senate]] page.
* Lolo Purs on the [[Characters/StarWarsGalacticRepublicSenate Galactic Senate]] page.
* Greedo and Jakoli on the [[Characters/StarWarsBountyHuntersAndMercenariesRepublicEra Bounty Hunters and Mercenaries: Republic Era]] page.
* Wald on the [[Characters/StarWarsTatooine Tatooine]] page.
* Greeata Jendowanian on the [[Characters/StarWarsTheHuttClans Hutt Clans]] page.

!!Nelvaan
->'''Location:''' Savareen Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:''' Nelvaanians
->'''Native Fauna:''' White Bantha, Horax

A harsh tundra planet. During the Clone Wars, a Rodian Senator ceded the planet and its peaceful, primitive culture to the Techno Union, who used its people as a testing ground to turn them into cyborg monsters.

* OffTheGrid: It's close hyperspace proximity to Rodia, the Arkanis Sector, and Ryloth meant that it generally was left alone throughout galactic history except for maybe some use of the water on-planet. Then the Techno Union got their hands on it...
* SchrodingersCanon: To ask the Nelvaanians, the Techno Union's machinations caused the planet to freeze over by exploiting the planet's geothermal energy and causing adverse effects across the planet's environment. Its ''actual'' environment, a more temperate one, began to return after the Techno Union were rooted out by the Jedi Order.
* SingleBiomePlanet: It's a harsh tundra planet.

[[folder:Nelvaanian]]
!!Nelvaanian

The peaceful low-tech natives of Nelvaan, who for most of galactic history were never paid much mind up until the Clone Wars, where the Techno Union began to use them for terrible experiments to turn the males of their species into cyborg monsters.
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* BodyHorror: If the original ''Legends'' [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars source material]] for both Nelvaan and the Nelvaanians is anything to go by, the experiments that the Techno Union subjected them to were not pretty to say the least.
* RiteOfPassage: Nelvaanian men must face a [[{{Kaiju}} Horax]] and successfully gather a scale from its tail in order to be considered a Warrior-Scout.

[[header:Sertar Sector]]

!!Florrum
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->'''Location:''' Florrum System, Sertar Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Immigrated species:''' Weequay, Nikto, Bith, Jawa
->'''Native fauna:''' Skalder
->'''Major Points:''' The Ohnaka Gang's base

A sulphureous desert planet. During the Clone Wars, it was under the control of Weequay pirate Hondo Ohnaka and his gang, who were driven off the planet at some point in the early years of the Galactic Empire.

[[folder:Preigo's Traveling World of Wonder]]
!!Preigo's Traveling World of Wonder

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/StephenStanton (Preigo)

Preigo was the male Dug manager of a traveling circus troupe known as the Traveling World of Wonder. At some point, he and his troupe had previously performed for the Ohnaka Gang, which resulted in the death of one of his actors, and was called on for an encore performance again for the group later during the Clone Wars.

* OffWithHisHead: [[NoodleIncident The last time he performed for the Ohnaka Gang]], Hondo was unimpressed by something and had one of his pirates decapitate one of Preigo's performers, keeping their skulls as reminders. So Preigo books it once things screw up again.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When his new performers turn out to be undercover Jedi Initiates that attack the Ohnaka Gang, he books it out of fear for what Hondo might do to him.

[[folder:The Ohnaka Gang]]
!!The Ohnaka Gang
->See their [[Characters/StarWarsTheOhnakaGang own page]].

[[header:Seswenna Sector]]

!!Eriadu
->'''Location:''' Eriadu System, Seswenna Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:''' Human (Eriaduans)
->'''Capital:''' Eriadu City

The capital of the Seswenna Sector, Eriadu rose to prominence during the early days of the Republic due to its large deposits of lommite ore and serves as a key stop on the Hydian Way trading route. Polluted by strip mining, life on Eriadu is nearly impossible outside of its cities due to dangerous plants and wildlife. In the later years of the Republic, Eriadu gained even greater galactic prominence due to the growing influence of Wilhuff Tarkin.

[[folder:The Tarkin Family]]
!!The Tarkin Family

* ARealManIsAKiller: Their children are raised to be skilled hunters and killers.
* FantasticRacism: Firm believers in humanocentrism. It says a lot that the most tolerant is ''Wilhuff Tarkin''.
* ParentalAbandonment: [[UsedToBeASweetKid When Governor Tarkin was a child]], when he got in an argument with his parents about how people outside of their family are to be treated, he said he'd feed their non-human servant his dinner leftovers, to which his parents replied without a beat that they'd disown him and throw him out of their home. And with that being said, there's nothing against the idea that this trope hasn't already happened before with other family members.
* UsedToBeASweetKid: If a kid isn't already a jerk, then they either ''will'' be or will be disowned and kicked out. If anything, look at Wilhuff Tarkin.

[[folder:Jova Tarkin]]
!!Jova Tarkin
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!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsTarkin Tarkin]]''

-->''"Never try to live decently, boy -- not unless you're willing to open your life to tragedy and sadness. Live like a beast, and no event, no matter how harrowing, will ever be able to move you."''

Paternal grand-uncle of Wilhuff Tarkin. He trains members of the Tarkin family on the Carrion Plateau, where he lives.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: He walks around barefoot a lot, with Wilhuff noting that years of this has made Jova's feet wide, callused, and tough enough to stomp down razor grass.
* EvilMentor: He serves as one to any Tarkin who goes to the Carrion Plateau, putting them through TrainingFromHell while ingraining the Tarkins' unique views on life and instilling order. His grand-nephew Wilhuff Tarkin is his best and favorite pupil, and Jova does his best to follow how his career is progressing despite the lack of technology and news on the Carrion Plateau.
* TheHermit: He loved living, hunting, and killing on the Carrion Plateau so much that he decided to stay there. Thus, he has very little contact with the outside world outside of his family, and only rarely leaves the Plateau to bring members of the Tarkin family there to be trained.

[[folder:Xea]]
!!Xea

->'''Appearances:''' ''Literature/TK462''

The sister of the man that would become designated as TK-462 as an Imperial Stormtrooper as a result of her accidental death by rebels that were stealing from their family's farm.

* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: How TK-462 sees her death as.

[[folder:Eriaduans on other pages]]
* Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin on his [[Characters/StarWarsWilhuffTarkin separate page]].
* TK-462 on the [[Characters/StarWarsLothalImperialGarrison Lothal Imperial Garrison]] page.
* Cadet Harb Binli on the [[Characters/StarWarsRedSquadron Red Squadron]] page.

[[header:Sevetta Sector]]

!!Kowak
->'''Location:''' Kowak System, Sevetta Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:''' Kowakian-monkey lizards, Mole-fleas
->'''Capital:'''

Covered in lush rainforests, Kowak is home to two strange species: the Kowakian-monkey lizards and the mole-fleas. The rights of both species were ignored by colonial slaver powers, including the Zygerrians, who established multiple camps across the planet to work thousands of slaves brought from across the galaxy.

[[folder:Kowakian monkey-lizard/ape]]
!!Kowakian monkey-lizard
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A semi-sentient species that became a popular "pet" among pirates and other crime lords. The Kowakian ape is a larger variant.

* TheHyena: One of the Kowakian monkey-lizard's most distinguishing trait is their frequent laughter and sadistic sense of humor.
* TheImp: They most commonly appear as the small and weak, but mocking and irreverent, lackeys of stronger villains and criminals.
* ItCanThink: Despite usually being pets, monkey-lizards are quite intelligent and capable of operating machinery.
* ManiacMonkeys: They're well known for their sadistic streak, and in fact are outright savage and have no qualms about eating people.
* MixAndMatchCritters: Although, despite their name, they don't have any particularly lizard-like traits, they resemble monkeys with avian beaks.
* NoSell: The ape variant can shrug off blaster fire.
* SapientEatSapient: In ''The Mandalorian'', one of them is seen in a cage and another is being roasted over a fire when the Mandalorian walks into town on the way to meet the Client on Nevarro.

[[folder:Kowakian monkey-lizards on other pages]]
* Salacious B. Crumb on the [[Characters/StarWarsTheHuttClan Hutt Clan]] page.

[[header:Sluis Sector]]

!!Dagobah
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->'''Location:''' Dagobah System, Sluis Sector, Outer Rim Territories

-->''"It's a really strange place to find a Jedi Master. This place gives me the creeps."''
-->--'''Luke Skywalker'''

A remote, uninhabited swampy planet strong in the Force, which was why Jedi Grand Master Yoda exiled himself there after the rise of the Empire.

* DeathWorld: For those not named Yoda or Luke Skywalker, that is. The weather is a constant thunderstorm, the surface is muddy, dark and uncomfortable, there are ''zero'' settlements, and the whole planet is teeming with odd, and often dangerous life forms. Oh, and the planet is remote and obscure enough that getting supplies off-world is unlikely.
* OffTheGrid: Is described in-universe as about as off-the-grid you can get. It's at the end of an obscure route, in the middle of absolutely nothing, with no significant civilization or even neighboring systems. Perfect place to hide out, one could say...
* PlaceOfPower: It's stronger in the Force than most planets, enough so that dead Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn, who can normally only manifest as a disembodied voice, appears there as a cloud of lights.
* PsychologicalTormentZone: The cave on Dagobah forces Luke to face Darth Vader and then see his own face within Vader's mask, forcing Luke to question himself.
* SchrodingersCanon:
** In ''Legends'', it was one of the several planets besides Kamino Count Dooku had secretly erased from the Jedi Temple records on Palpatine's orders.
** The Dark Side cave was apparently the site of a big battle between a Jedi called Minch (a rare member of Yoda's species) and a Dark Jedi, the aftermath of which caused the Dark Side to fester.
** There was apparently a cannibal clan descended from Republic explorers in ''Legends'', whom Yoda encountered.
** Luke Skywalker eventually returned to Dagobah, setting up Jedi training facilities, dubbing the place "Mount Yoda".
* SingleBiomePlanet: Dagobah, as far as can be seen, is all swampy forest.
* StockNessMonster: The Dragonsnake that lurks in the swamps, one of them attempted to eat R2.

[[header:Sprizen Sector]]

!!Abafar
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->'''Location:''' Abafar System, Sprizen Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Immigrated species:''' Human, Aleena, Aqualish, Dug, Sullustan, unnamed tentacle-faced species (Loubo's species)
->'''Major Cities:''' Pons Ora

A lightly populated desert world. The few towns on the world mine deposits of rhydonium, a highly-combustible fuel.

* AlienSky: Abafar's sky is orange due to particles in the atmosphere diffusing sunlight throughout it, making it impossible to see the sun for direction and know what time of day it is.
* CrapsackWorld: Abafar is a terrible and desolate place to live, having only a handful of crappy towns like Pons Ora which are home to very unsavory beings (for reference, [=R2-D2=] compares Pons Ora to Tatooine's Mos Espa not long after getting into town). [[DeathWorld It is also very deadly outside of the few settlements due to being nothing but an endless desert]]. Combined with the orange sky blocking the sun making it impossible to know in which direction you are going without equipment, being trapped in the middle of the desert becomes a death sentence.
* CrossingTheDesert: Nearly impossible to do, since there are zero landmarks, not even the sun, to guide one through it. Also, the reflective white sand (in combination with the lack of a visible sun) obscures shadows and for some strange reason, leaves no tracks for guiding one back.
* IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace: The planet-encompassing desert is called "The Void" (and the Republic's database only description of the planet is "Void" as well). A very appropriate description for a desert with almost zero discernible features and that is very easy to get lost in.
* SingleBiomePlanet: The world is a desert.

[[folder:Borkus]]
!!Mr. Borkus
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!!!'''Species:''' Sullustan
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Abafar

->'''Voiced by:''' Tom Kane

A Sullustan cook who owns the Power Sliders diner.

* CardCarryingVillain: The guy is so [[EvilIsHammy over the top]], he manages to make "dishwasher" sound like the ultimate insult. His EvilPlan? [[PokeThePoodle Keep Gregor as one]]. [[EvilIsPetty Without paying him]].
* FatBastard: He is an overweight racist jerkass.
* FantasticRacism: Refers to Colonel Meebur Gascon, a Zilkin, as a conduit worm and refuses to serve him, going so far as to threaten him with a knife and run him out of his diner.
* HumanoidAlien: He is a Sullustan and has the basic human body shape but distinctly alien facial features.
* ImAHumanitarian: His diner serves Ewok Jerky, made out of the meat of sentient Ewoks.
* {{Jerkass}}: His introduction has him attempting to murder Gascon, and then it is later revealed that he has essentially enslaved Gregor by paying him less than his rent to keep him trapped in perpetual servitude.
* RightForTheWrongReasons: He is right about the Separatists mining the rhydonium onto the Rho-class transport shuttle to use on the Venator-Class Star Destroyer, but as the [[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS5E13PointOfNoReturn next episode shows]], they're not using it to blow up the ship over Abafar, but somewhere else...
* StereotypeFlip: Sullustans are mostly known for being friendly, brilliant scientists, manufacturers, pilots, and during the Galactic Civil War, supporters of the Rebel Alliance. Borkus is a racist and sleazy, small business owner that pays his employees only enough that they are effectively his slaves.

[[folder:Gregor]]
!!Captain Gregor
->See his entry on the [[Characters/StarWarsCloneTroopers Clone Troopers]] page.
[[/folder]]

[[header:Sujimis Sector]]
->See [[Characters/StarWarsSujimisSector its page]].

[[header:Sullust Sector]]

!!Sullust
->'''Location:''' Sullust System, Sullust Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:''' Sullustan

A volcanic planet that is home to the Sullustan species and a significant population of humans. Due to its mostly inhospitable surface, most settlements on Sullust are underground. The [=SoroSuub=] Corporation employees more than half of the planet's population, as they manufacture everything from luxury starships to basic comlinks. During the reign of the Empire, [=SoroSuub=] was aligned with the Empire, which prompted many of its employees to subvert its goals or join the Rebellion.
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* LaResistance: During the Empire's occupation of Sullust, there was always a fairly active resistance movement against it and [=SoroSuub=].
* LethalLavaLand: The surface of Sullust has a number of lava pools and streams, which makes the surface atmosphere toxic in long periods of exposure.
* MegaCorp: The [=SoroSuub=] Corporation is the most influential faction on Sullust, employing more than half of the planet's workforce amongst its varied divisions.
* UndergroundCity: All of Sullust's settlements are in caverns underground, with workers commuting to the surface factories on shuttles and elevators.

[[folder:Sullustan]]
!!Sullustan
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The native species of Sullust. They are a humanoid species renowned for their skills as pilots, manufacturers, and scientific and technological development. Sullustans are also prevalent among the spacers of the galaxy, both in legitimate and illegal roles.
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* HumanoidAlien: Sullustan's have the typical humanoid body type with no major differences.
* JumpedAtTheCall: When the First Order began to emerge, a number of Sullustans saw the writing on the wall and remembered how their planet suffered under the Empire's occupation. They joined the Resistance or began making other preparations to fight the First Order when it made its inevitable move.
* NamedAfterTheirPlanet: Their name is derived from their homeworld.
[[/folder]]

[[header:Suolriep Sector]]

!!Saleucami
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->'''Location:''' Saleucami System, Suolriep Sector, Outer Rim Territories

A backwater planet that attempted to avoid the Clone Wars but eventually became a battlefield.

[[folder:Cut Lawquane]]
!!Cut Lawquane
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!!!'''Species:''' Human clone
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Kamino

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DeeBradleyBaker
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsAftermath Aftermath]]'' [[note]]mentioned only [[/note]]

-->''"I know you think I'm a coward, Rex, but believe me, I'll fight to my last breath to keep them safe."''

Cut is a deserter from the Grand Army of the Republic, having become traumatized by the loss of his entire unit during his first battle. He met Suu and her children after deserting, eventually marrying her and adopting her children. His desire to avoid the war is threatened by an encounter with Captain Rex, and later by the rise of the Galactic Empire.
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* AbsurdlyYouthfulFather: Cut is an interesting case. Chronologically he's eleven-twelve at the most, but due to the growth-acceleration used on all Fett-clones, he's biologically at least twice that old. Furthermore, Jek and Shaeeah are from Suu's previous relationship, thus, they're his stepchildren.
* ActionDad: Stepfather to Shaeeah and Jek and he uses the skills and training he received as a Clone Trooper to protect them.
* BadassNormal: Cut might have deserted from the Clone Army, but he hasn't lost any of the badassery he got from being brought up as a soldier.
* TheBusCameBack: Like the rest of the family, he's an insignificant character of the day who returns to help the Bad Batch in their eponymous series.
* ClonesArePeopleToo: Not only is Cut married and has a family he wants, he even discussed this topic with Captain Rex.
* DefectorFromDecadence: Cut left the army after his whole squad was killed in battle, and he realized just how pointless and stupid the whole thing is.
* FamilyMan: Cut went from having a duty as a soldier to having a duty to his family, and is intent on making sure they are safe.
* {{Foil}}: Cut got one in Gregor. They both lost their squads in a devastating battle. While Cut left the army out of his own will, and would like nothing more than to forget the horrors he saw, Gregor went missing, and lost his memories. Also when they were confronted by their earlier lives, Cut declared that he'd only ever fight again for his family. Gregor on the other hand JumpedAtTheCall and did everything in his power to assure the success of Gascon's mission.
* GoodCounterpart: Cut is one to Slick. Both are clones who become disillusioned with the Republic and abandon it to its fate, but while Slick goes a step further and actively betrays his brethren, Cut is content to simply find a nice quiet corner of the galaxy to hide away in and mind his own business.
* GoodStepmother: {{Gender Inverted|Trope}}. He loves and protects Shaeeah and Jek like they're his own children.
* HappilyMarried: Cut and Suu are shown to have a stable and loving union.
* HeroicNeutral: He doesn't want any part in the Clone Wars or the rise of the Empire. He just wants a quiet life with his loved ones.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: Cut wants live a simple life with his family, rather than fighting in a war he finds pointless.
* InterspeciesRomance: Cut (Human Clone) married Suu (Twi'lek).
* MeaningfulName: After a traumatic mission left him the SoleSurvivor of his platoon Cut ''cut'' himself out of being in the clone army.
* NiceGuy: Cut is a very polite, loving, and open-minded man.
* PapaWolf: He states that although he did desert from the army, he'd fight to the death to protect his family, a claim he later proved spectacularly by taking on twenty -albeit damaged- Commando Droids, and defeating most of them.
* PrematurelyGreyHaired: In ''The Bad Batch'', Cut noticeably has a small patch of grey hair growing in the center of his head, which is [[JustifiedTrope justified]] because of his accelerated aging.
* RetiredBadass: He was once a soldier in the Republic's Clone Army before deciding to become a simple farmer.
* SecondLove: He is this for Suu, as her first husband (and biological father of her children), abandoned them at some point
* ShellShockedVeteran: He lost his entire squad during the Battle of Geonosis and he's never truly healed from it as he felt his entire existence was meaningless after the ordeal.
* TookTheWifesName: Implied. Given that Cut is a Clone, it's more than likely that he didn't have a surname. In that case, "Lawquane" is most likely Suu's surname and Cut took it after marrying her.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Suu Lawquane]]
!!Suu Lawquane
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!!!'''Species:''' Twi'lek
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Saleucami

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/CaraPifko
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

Cut's wife and mother of Shaeeah and Jek.
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* TheBusCameBack: Like the rest of the family, she's an insignificant character of the day who returns to help the Bad Batch in their eponymous series.
* HappilyMarried: Suu and Cut are shown to have a stable and loving union.
* InterspeciesRomance: Her previous romance was with a human and produced Shaeeah and Jek. Suu later marries Cut, a human clone.
* MamaBear: She doesn't actually get to show what she can do, but Suu ''does'' greet Jesse and the other clones with a rifle pointed at them, thinking they are trying to make trouble for her and her family. When she reappears in ''The Bad Batch'' she gets the chance to show off her sharpshooting skills to save Omega from a Nexu.
* MsFanservice: Suu is not only a [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Pink-Skinned Space Babe]], but she's a very {{stripperiffic}} one in her ''The Clone Wars'' appearance. Goes TamerAndChaster in ''The Bad Batch''.
* PinkIsFeminine: She's a pink Twi'lek and also a loving wife and mother.
* RubberForeheadAlien: As a Twi'lek, the only thing seperating her from a human is her different skin tone, conical ears, and lekku instead of hair.
* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Suu's attraction to Cut was based in the fact that she believed he would do anything to protect his adoptive children.
* TamerAndChaster: Suu's outfit is much less {{fanservice}}y in ''The Bad Batch''.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Shaeeah and Jek Lawquane]]
!!Shaeeah and Jek Lawquane
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[[caption-width-right:300:Shaeeah (top) and Jek (bottom)]]
!!!'''Species:''' Twi'lek-human hybrid
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Saleucami

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/NikaFutterman (Shaeeah), Creator/KathSoucie (Jek)
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

Cut and Suu's two young children.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The fact that Shaeeah and Jek are Twi'lek-human hybrids and that they're from Suu's previous relationship were only confirmed by WordOfGod and later in ''The Clone Wars Character Encyclopedia''.
* TheBusCameBack: Like the rest of the family, they're insignificant characters of the day who return to meet the Bad Batch in their eponymous series.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: Shaeeah, upon seeing Rex's face, innocently says "You look like my daddy!" While this might be taken at face-value as an inability to tell one male human from another, it's later revealed that she means it quite literally.
* DisappearedDad: According to the manual, Shaeeah and Jek's biological father "moved out of her (Suu's) life", whatever that means, leaving her with the challenge of raising two children alone until she met and married Cut.
* HappilyAdopted: Shaeeah and Jek are from Suu's previous relationship. Cut completely adores them, and they love him just as much.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Shaeeah and Jek are half-Twi'lek and half-human.
* PatchworkKids:
** Shaeeah has both human-like and Twi'lek blueish patches of skin, "ear cones" and the length of her lekku are similar to Numa, who's a full-blooded Twi'lek girl of roughly the same age. When she gets older more of her skin is blue with darker patches
** Jek apparently has human skin, humanoid ears, and his lekku appear to be much shorter than what the age difference between him and Shaeeah would indicate. His lekku do grow out more when he is seen again three years later in ''The Bad Batch''.
* RubberForeheadAlien: Shaeeah and Jek, even more so than most Twi'lek's due to their human heritage given them fewer physical differences from baseline humans.
* SchrodingersCanon: AllThereInTheManual back in ''Legends'' says that during the New Republic era, Shaeeah got around to writing an autobiography of her childhood as the adoptive daughter of a Republic clone deserter, called ''My Stepfather's Face: A Soldier's Secret''. The title is a CallBack to how she told Rex that he looks like Cut before the two clones were introduced to each other.
[[/folder]]

[[header:Tarabba Sector]]

!!Utapau
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->'''Location:''' Utapau System, Tarabba Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native species:''' Pau'an, Utai
->'''Immigrated species:''' Amani
->'''Capital:''' Pau City

Covered in desert plains and huge sinkholes, which house massive cities built into the cliffsides and caverns. In addition to the native Pau'an and Utai, the world is home to a large population of Amani. Utapau attempted to remain neutral during the Clone Wars but was a frequent target for the Separatists. It was eventually occupied by General Grievous, who met his end on the world during one of the final battles of the war.

[[folder:Pau'an]]
!!Pau'an
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One of the native species of Utapau, the Pau'an are a formerly nomadic people who eventually moved into the Utai's sinkhole cities to avoid the world's devastating hyperwind storms.
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* CreepyLongFingers: They have long fingers with sharp nails.
* DarkIsNotEvil: They have a genuinely creepy and evil looking appearance, but most Pau'ans attempt to maintain Utapau as a sanctuary world with a very diverse population of sentient races.
* HumanoidAlien: Pau'ans have the basic human body shape that is common to many species in the galaxy.
* LeanAndMean: Averted. Despite being very tall, thin and scary-looking, the Pau'an's are a generally peaceful bunch.
* LongLived: They live for centuries, which resulted in other shorter lived species referring to them as Ancients.
* LooksLikeOrlok: They are tall, pale, bald, with sharp teeth and creepy long fingers. However, they are no more prone to being evil than any other species in the galaxy.
* SuperHearing: Their hearing is highly sensitive, causing them to wear special coverings over their ears to protect them.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Tion Medon]]
!!Tion Medon
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!!!'''Species:''' Pau'an

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/BruceSpence
->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''

-->''"There's no war here, unless you brought it with you."''

Port Administrator of the sanctuary world Utapau.
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* CollaredByFashion: His collar goes all the way up to his ears.
* DarkIsNotEvil: He has [[BlackEyesOfEvil pure black eyes]], [[ScaryTeeth jagged teeth]], and a [[HighCollarOfDoom menacing-looking collar]], but he's really just a poor, neutrally-aligned sap who's waiting for someone to free his planet from an unwanted Separatist occupation.
* FacialMarkings: Like most Pau'ans, he has red markings below his eyes.
* HostageSituation: He finds himself in the middle of one courtesy of General Grievous by the time Obi-Wan comes to their planet. Unfortunately for him, the situation doesn't end with Grievous' death, as the clone army Obi-Wan brings with him occupies the planet instead after Order 66.
* ObfuscatingStupidity: He pretends not to know anything about Grievous because [[BigBrotherIsWatching his droid forces are watching]].
* ScaryTeeth: His teeth point inward towards the center of his mouth.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Torul Blom]]
!!Governor Torul Blom
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!!!'''Species:''' Pau'an

->'''Voiced by:''' Ben Diskin
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

%%Governor of Pau City during the Clone Wars.
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* CorruptPolitician: He is allied with the Separatists and is attempting to help facilitate their arms deal with the Sugi.
* {{Jerkass}}: He is rude to Obi-Wan and Anakin and interferes with their investigation into the death of Jedi Master Tu-Anh by claiming their presence is upsetting the citizens of the sanctuary world. The reveal of Blom's alliance with the Separatists, who he insisted were not on Utapau, reveals him to be evil in addition to a jerk.
* YouHaveFailedMe: General Grievous executes him for his failure to stop Obi-Wan and Anakin from escaping.
[[/folder]]

%%[[folder:Jen June]]
%%!!Inspector Jen June
%%[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jen_june_sw_3166.png]]
%%!!!'''Species:''' Pau'an

%%->'''Voiced by:''' Kari Wahlgren
%%->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

%%A police inspector in Pau City during the Clone Wars.
%%----
%%* AlliterativeName: '''J'''en '''J'''une.
%%* BitchInSheepsClothing: Although initially appearing to be cooperative with Obi-Wan and Anakin, she later turns out to be in league with Blom and the Separatists.
%%* DirtyCop: She and her men attempt to arrest or kill Obi-Wan and Anakin after it is revealed she is working with the Separatists.
%%* KarmaHoudini: Unlike Blom, she is not killed by General Grievous and escapes with her life after the Jedi make it off of Utapau.
%%[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Grand Inquisitor]]
!!The Grand Inquisitor[[spoiler:[=/=]The Sentinel]]
->See his entry on the [[Characters/StarWarsInquisitorius Inquisitorius]] page.
[[/folder]]

[[header:Thanium Sector]]

!!Felucia
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->'''Location:''' Felucia System, Thanium Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Species:''' Felucian
->'''Native Fauna:''' Galagrub, Jungle Rancor, Tee-Muss, Manta, Slimespine
->'''Capital:''' Kway Teow

A humid jungle planet that becomes a major battleground during the Clone Wars due to its position on the Perlemian Trade Route and hosting the headquarters of the Separatist aligned Commerce Guild.
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* DeathWorld: Felucia is home to a lot of dangerous plant and animal life, including jungle rancors and sarlacs.
* FungusHumongous: Giant florescent mushrooms cover the planet.
* JungleWarfare: The planet became a repeating battleground during the Clone Wars due to Felucia's location on a major trade route and being a major source of the healing herb Nysillin. The battle for the planet lasted years and only ended due to the Clone Wars coming to an end.
* OneNationUnderCopyright: The Gossam-run Commerce Guild controls Felucia, with the Gossams having discovered and exploited the Felucians as laborers to exploit their planet's natural resources for over 27,000 years.
* SingleBiomePlanet: All of the planet is jungle, with only a few cities and some scattered farmlands.
* ToweringFlower: A lot of the plants are several stories tall.

[[folder:Felucians]]
!!Felucians

The diminutive native species of Felucia who mostly reside in scattered farming villages.
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* NamedAfterTheirPlanet: They share their name with their homeworld.
* SchrodingersCanon: In ''Legends'', there was another species that went by the name Felucian, but were taller, amphibious and more primitive (also called "Jungle Felucians" for distinction purposes). According to behind the scenes material for "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS6E10TheLostOne The Lost One]]", the primitive Felucians that Anakin and Obi-Wan interacted with were meant to be Jungle Felucians, but as the encounter was off-screen, nothing has been said if they are a different species from the Felucians encountered in previous episodes of ''The Clone Wars''.
[[/folder]]

[[header:Trilon Sector]]

!!Batuu
->'''Location:''' Batuu System, Trilon Sector, Outer Rim Territories
%%->'''Native Fauna:'''

One of the last "civilized" stops on the frontier between the Outer Rim Territories and Wild Space near the Unknown Regions, Batuu is a temperate world of forests, mountains, and rivers. It was once a major port for trade before the development of hyperspace but fell to the wayside afterwards. Since then, it has become a haven for those seeking to avoid attention and explorers eager to chart new territory. The Black Spire Outpost is the largest settlement on the world and the hub for nearly all of its enterprises. Despite its obscurity, Batuu has played a key role in several galactic events, first as a target of the Grysk during their first probes of the Republic and Empire, and later as the site of a new Resistance base after the First Order began their takeover the galaxy.
----
* TheCameo: In ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsResistance'', Yeager's family photo was taken on Batuu.
* FictionalGreetingsAndFarewells: The local greetings on Batuu are "Bright suns" in the morning and "Rising moons" in the evening.
* ThereAreNoPolice: Batuu had a police force during the Clone Wars, but by the time of the Resistance-First Order War it has been disbanded, with Oga Garra's gang providing the closest thing to a government or law and order on the planet.

[[folder:Dok-Ondar]]
!!Dok-Ondar
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%%[[caption-width-right:300:some caption text]]
!!!'''Species:''' Ithorian
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Ithor

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsForceCollector Force Collector]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsBlackSpire Black Spire]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsGalaxysEdge Galaxy's Edge (comic)]]'' | ''[[Ride/StarWarsGalaxysEdge Galaxy's Edge (theme park)]]''

A collector of rare artifacts, particularly those related to the Jedi and Sith. He sells some of his collection in his Den of Antiquities, while others he keeps hidden and safe from those who would abuse them.
----
* EveryoneHasStandards: While his primary motivation is profit, he does seek to keep dangerous artifacts like the Sword of Kashyun out of the hands of dark side users like Kylo Ren.
* MysteriousPast: Much of his past is shrouded in mystery. All that is known is that he claims his parents were murdered at one point after making an archeological find on Ithor and that one of the few belongings of theirs delivered to him was a kyber statue identical to thousands in the Temple of the Kyber on Jedha. However, he later states that story is "mostly" true after using it to convince Chirrut Îmwe to let him steal one of the statues in his quest to supposedly solve his parents' murder.
* OneDegreeOfSeparation: He has met or worked with a number of key characters from the saga, including Han & Chewie, Chirrut Îmwe, Dr. Aphra, Jabba, Greedo, and Hondo Ohnaka.
* StereotypeFlip: Most Ithorians are peaceful and nature loving. Dok-Ondar is a ruthless collector who is not afraid to get his hands dirty when necessary. His parents were gardeners prior to their death, but he followed a much different path.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Savi]]
!!Savi
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%%[[caption-width-right:300:some caption text]]
!!!'''Species:''' Human
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsBlackSpire Black Spire]]'' | ''[[Ride/StarWarsGalaxysEdge Galaxy's Edge (theme park)]]''

The owner of a salvage store at the Black Spire Outpost. Savi is secretly a Gatherer, worshiping the light side of the Force and seeking to guide Force-sensitives in the construction of lightsabers.
----
* ArtificialLimb: His left arm is a mechanical replacement.
* FamilyBusiness: Subverted. His business is called "Savi & Son Salvage" but, according to ''Traveler's Guide to Batuu'', the author claims to have never seen this son despite visiting Black Spire Outpost several times over hte years.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: His business motto is "We'll take your (s)crap."
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Oga Garra]]
!!Oga Garra
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%%[[caption-width-right:300:some caption text]]
!!!'''Species:''' Blutopian
%%!!!'''Homeworld:'''

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsBlackSpire Black Spire]]'' | ''[[Ride/StarWarsGalaxysEdge Galaxy's Edge (theme park)]]''

The owner of Oga's Cantina and the most powerful figure in Batuu's underworld.
----
* InterspeciesRomance: She was in a relationship with a Wookiee, which ended badly when she discovered him sleeping with a Rodian waitress and murdered him when he mocked her for breaking things off.
* PlayingBothSides: More than willing to do this with the Resistance and First Order, although she eventually comes to see the Resistance as a better choice than the First Order due to its indiscriminate brutality hurting her business interests. Garra still warns Vi Moradi that if she needs to, she will sell out the Resistance base in a heartbeat.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Mechanic]]
!!"The Mechanic"

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsTalesFromTheGalaxysEdge Tales from the Galaxy's Edge]]''

A droid mechanic that works for Mubo. They are the player character of ''Tales from the Galaxy's Edge''.
----
* ButtMonkey: Mubo seems to only want them around for the payload and Seezelslak sends them on an errand to get the ingredients for the drink they ordered after he had just said he wanted to help you relax.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Mubo]]
!!Mubo
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%%[[caption-width-right:300:some caption text]]
!!!'''Species:''' Utai
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Batuu

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/MatthewWood
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsBlackSpire Black Spire]]'' | ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsTalesFromTheGalaxysEdge Tales from the Galaxy's Edge]]'' | ''[[Ride/StarWarsGalaxysEdge Galaxy's Edge (theme park)]]''

The proprietor of a droid depot at the Black Spire Outpost.
----
* AscendedExtra: He has a very minor role in the ''Galaxy's Edge'' theme park and ''Black Spire'', but he's a supporting character in ''Tales from the Galaxy's Edge'', being the player's boss.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Seezelslak]]
!!Seezelslak
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%%[[caption-width-right:300:some caption text]]
!!!'''Species:''' Azumel

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/BobbyMoynihan
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsTalesFromTheGalaxysEdge Tales from the Galaxy's Edge]]''

The owner of a cantina at Black Spire Outpost.
----
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In ''Last Call'' he's captured and subjected to "re-education" at the hands of the First Order, for telling a story they took exception to. The [[PlayerCharacter Mechanic]] has to team up with [[spoiler: Hondo]] to [[DressingAsTheEnemy rescue him]] from the facility, which, thanks to Seezelslak's aforementioned brainwashing, is not made easy.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: His actor describes him as being a bit kooky from [[GoMadFromTheIsolation not having]] [[PlayedForLaughs a lot of patrons]]. In the trailer, he sends you on quests to the Outlands to get ingredients for him and downplays the dangerous wildlife as "adorable", and apparently told the Guavians where to find you because he thought they were friends of yours.
* ExtraEyes: Seezelslak is an Azumel, an alien species with six eyes. One of his eyes seems to be blind.
* FramingDevice: He tells some of the stories that the player plays through. In the trailer, he tells a story about a padawan undergoing training from Yoda, and the perspective changes to you playing that padawan.
* GoMadFromTheIsolation: Downplayed and PlayedForLaughs. He seems a bit weird, but it's because [[IJustWantToHaveFriends he hasn't had anyone to talk to for a while before you showed up]].
* NiceGuy: He's friendly to the player. That said... he's also friendly to the people who want your head, and since [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} he's got a few screws loose]], he thinks they're fine folks.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Lens Kamo]]
!!Lens Kamo
[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lenskamo_tftge.png]]
->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/KarlaCrome
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsTalesFromTheGalaxysEdge Tales from the Galaxy's Edge - Last Call]]''

Lens is a Batuu treasure hunter whose specialty is removing artifacts from sites without harming them, and keeping them out of the hands of destructive collectors.
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* AdventurerArchaeologist: Lens is the child of scholars and her main occupation is finding and rescuing relics from unscrupulous individuals alongside Ayuu, [[spoiler: her large, alien AnimalCompanion.]]
* ArtificialLimbs: Her right leg is completely cybernetic.
* TheFaceless: Aside from a retractable visor, she never shows her face. This is a precaution, so it doesn't end up on a bounty puck. It doesn't completely deter bounty hunters, as we first hear of Lens after she has just iced a bounty hunter and fled the Black Spire bar.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: [[spoiler: Turns out the partner she lost to the Baron was actually a large pet of hers she rides around on. With the help of the [[PlayerCharacter Mechanic]] he's freed from capture and reunited with her.]]
[[/folder]]

[[header:Watza Sector]]

!!Lotho Minor
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->'''Location:''' Lotho Minor System, Watza Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native species:''' Anacondan, Junker

A caustic world used as a massive junkyard for the galaxy. After his defeat on Naboo, Darth Maul hid on Lotho Minor for years attempting to recover from his injuries, both physical and mental.
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* DeathWorld: Even for a planet-sized landfill, Lotho Minor is barely habitable. Consistent hazards include polluted air, toxic sludge pools, acid rain, strong winds, falling debris, giant refuse incinerator droids that ignore smaller creatures at best, and vicious and treacherous scavengers.
* LandfillBeyondTheStars: The planet is one gigantic junkyard.

[[folder:Morley]]
!!Morley
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!!!'''Species:''' Anacondan
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Lotho Minor

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/BenjaminDiskin
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

-->''"You'll make a good offering, and when my master's finished with you,'' I get the leftovers! ''[[EvilLaugh EEEHEEHHAAAHAHAHA!!]]"''

An Anacondan scavenger living on the desolate junkyard world of Lotho Minor.
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* BewareTheSillyOnes: He can be persistently nosy, but he's also very treacherous.
* BullyingADragon: Subverted in that Morley knows to be careful when it comes to killing his victims, even the ones that could easily kill ''him''. First, when he offers to help Savage in exchange for some payment, he wisely backs down when Savage squeezes on his neck and offers to help him for free. Then he lures Savage into a trap (already knowing how badass Savage is) to be killed by an insane Darth Maul. This seems to have worked before for him, but he failed to predict Savage surviving Maul and [[DoubleSubverted ends up getting his neck broken for his trouble]].
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: He seems to pull this with a lot of his victims. Savage Opress was the last one.
* DirtyCoward: In addition to ambushing his enemies and backstabbing his prey after trying to gain their trust, he prefers to let Darth Maul kill his meals for him. He also tends to beg for his life when he's threatened.
* IntelligentGerbil: Anacondans are simply large sentient snakes that can talk.
* KarmicDeath: Killed by Savage Opress, who he tried to have killed by Darth Maul so he could eat him. Savage was more angry at him for taking advantage of his brother's insanity, and then ingloriously threw his corpse into a fire after killing him.
* LackOfEmpathy: He decided to take advantage of Maul's insanity to kill potential meals for him rather than help cure his madness.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: Not very noticeable, but if you look closely inside his mouth, he's got a lot of teeth.
* NeckSnap: His death, courtesy of Savage Opress.
* OhCrap: His reaction upon learning that Savage survived his encounter with Darth Maul.
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: He starts off as a friendly individual to Savage of all people, but he eventually reveals that he's only in it to bring more victims to his master.
* SapientEatSapient: It's unknown but implied that he's done this before (and the only other sentient species on Lotho Minor are [[{{Cyborg}} Junkers]]), but he was definitely going to "get the leftovers" after he let Darth Maul kill Savage Opress.
* ShoutOut: His voice seems to be based on [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk Arnold Ernst Toht's]].
* SmugSnake: He had a very good run of luring victims for Darth Maul to kill until he brought Savage, not having expected him to survive the encounter. As an Anacondan, he's also a literal example of this trope.
* SycophanticServant: He calls Darth Maul his master and is happily content with getting the scraps from his kills, even if he's done all the work of bringing his prey to him. This is deconstructed in that Morley is actually taking advantage of Maul's insanity and has made no efforts to heal him, making him the only one benefitting from this arrangement.
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A beautiful aquatic world with many islands, Sesid was a popular tourist destination. During the reign of the Galactic Empire, pharmaceutical research bases were established on Sesid away from the island resorts that were protected by several garrisons of occupying Stormtroopers, inciting the native Draedan's to establish a resistance movement.

%%* LizardFolk: One of many reptilian species in the ''Star Wars'' universe, although they are more aquatic than most other known reptilian species in the galaxy.%%Describe them.

* MinorMajorCharacter: Despite his importance to the station, his appearance in many of the stories he appears in are brief and he is never a main focus.

[[header:D'Astan Sector]]

!!Serenno
->'''Location:''' Serenno System, D'Astan Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Capital:''' Carannia
->'''Native Species:''' Human (Serennian)

A lush planet of forests, plains, and mountains. According to legend, the world was once ruled by the Sith Empire until eight noble houses united their forces and expelled them from the planet without the aid of the Jedi. The most powerful noble family, House Serenno, then became the rulers of the world and renamed it after themselves. During the Clone Wars Count Dooku's headquarters was located on Serenno in his ancestral castle.
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* OrbitalBombardment: The city below Castle Serenno was subjected to this by the Empire after the end of the Clone Wars, with only a few survivors.

[[folder:Count Gora]]
!!Count Gora of House Serenno

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsDookuJediLost Dooku: Jedi Lost]]''

Ruler of Serenno and father of Dooku, Jenza, and Ramil. A deeply unpopular ruler, Gora despised Dooku due to his Force-sensitivity. He favored isolationism over membership in the Republic.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: His rule was filled with protests by the population of Serenno, particularly over his plans to replace all workers and soldiers with cheaper droids. Even the funeral of his wife Anya was marred by a massive protest.
* BerserkButton: The mere existence of Dooku is one to him, considering his very existence to be a blight on the Serenno family line.
* FantasticRacism: As a firm believer in the legends surrounding the accession of House Serenno to power by defeating the Sith rulers of the world, Gora hates Force-sensitives.
* HateSink: Is a thoroughly unlikable man.
* OffingTheOffspring: Upon learning Dooku was Force-sensitive, Gora did contact the Jedi Order to take him but then left baby Dooku in the forest outside his estate, hoping that spine-wolves would eat him before the Jedi arrived.
* SlaveToPR: During his wife's funeral he's more concerned with making sure he looks good for the press than mourning his wife. In fact he doesn't seem to care at all his wife is dead.

[[folder:Count Ramil]]
!!Count Ramil of House Serenno
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsDookuJediLost Dooku: Jedi Lost]]''

Eldest child of Count Gora and Countess Anya. Ramil succeeded his father as ruler of Serenno and proved to be an even worse ruler.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Continuing the trend from his father, Ramil eventually had to hire Abyssian pirates to serve as muscle to assert his rule over Serenno.
* CainAndAbel: He attempts to kill Dooku after he attempts to halt Ramil's ruthless rule of Serenno, but [[spoiler:Dooku kills him instead after getting him at his mercy]].

[[folder:Jenza]]
!!Lady Jenza of House Serenno
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsDookuJediLost Dooku: Jedi Lost]]''

Youngest child of Count Gora and Countess Anya, Jenza was the sister of Dooku. Initially unaware of her brother's existence, the two met by chance as children and stayed in contact despite the disapproval of the Jedi Order and Count Gora.

* TheConfidant: Served as one to Dooku after they discovered each other, with him sharing his frustrations with the Jedi Order and the Republic.
* {{Expy}}: She is essentially Dooku's Padmé, to the point when [[spoiler:he has fallen to the Dark Side, she tries to talk him out of it, but by that point, he has Asajj Ventress [[HeKnowsTooMuch kill her to prevent the Jedi from knowing he fell]]]]. It should be noted, however that while Anakin and Padmé secretly married, Jenza is Dooku's sister.
* MoralityPet: To Dooku, having talked him down when his temper flared or out of several immoral actions. [[spoiler:This is why he has Asajj Ventress kill her when Jenza attempted to contact the Jedi about Dooku's fall to the dark side, severing one of his last ties to his previous heroic life and sending his protégé further down the path of the dark side as well]].

[[header:Esstran Sector]]
!!Moraband/Korriban
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->'''Location:''' Esstran Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Major Points:''' Valley of the Dark Lords

Known as Korriban in the past, this is a mountainous world, home to the ancient Sith and becoming a deserted wasteland after many wars, also being the final resting place of Darth Bane. During the Clone Wars, Yoda was sent here by the Force Priestesses as a part of his journey to discover the secrets of maintaining an identity in the Force after mortal death.

* AfterTheEnd: It was abandoned after many wars turned it into a wasteland.
* CanonImmigrant: Korriban first appeared in ''ComicBook/TalesOfTheJedi'' and became a major recurring location in many ''Legends'' works. For ''WesternAnimation/TheCloneWars'' it was renamed Moraband, but later stories in the Disney era re-established that in the distant past it was indeed known as Korriban in this continuity as well.
* DarkWorld: It's the original homeworld of the Sith and strong in the Dark Side. Need anything else be said?
* GhostPlanet: By the time of the Clone Wars, no one's lived there for centuries at least, and it's a ''creepy'' place.
* IHaveManyNames: It has at least two names, Moraband and Korriban, due to being an old world with a lengthy history. In ''Legends'', there's a ''third'' name, Pesegam, when it was ruled by a tyrant.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: It has red sands and a reddish-orange sky casting large shadows thanks to the mountains and ominous rins, though in this case, it's mostly naturally occurring. Anything actually made by the Sith are now eroded ruins, and arguably not as intimidating as the works over at Malachor. At least externally.
* SchrodingersCanon:
** AcademyOfEvil: In the Old Republic Era, Korriban housed the Sith Academy. The ruins seen in ''WesternAnimation/TheCloneWars'' were deliberately designed to be reminiscent of the Academy as depicted in the old canon's ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'', indicating it is the same place.
** AncientTomb: The Valley of the Dark Lords contained many tombs of the ancient Sith Lords, some of the trials of the Sith Academy took place in the tombs.
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[[folder:The Sith Order]]
!!The Sith Order
->See their own entry [[Characters/StarWarsTheSithOrder here]]

[[header:Galov Sector]]
!!Gamorr
->'''Location:''' Galov Sector, Outer Rim Terriotries
->'''Native Species:''' Gamorreans

A forested world on the Triellus Trade Route and the homeworld of the Gamorreans.

[[folder:Gamorreans]]
[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gamorrean_sw.jpg]]

A race of green, porcine humanoids from Gamorr, often employed as muscle for Hutts such as Jabba.

* DumbMuscle: Gamorreans aren't the brightest sentient beings in the galaxy, thinking that they can solve every problem by hitting it really hard. They can also be very stubborn and loyal to whoever they are employed by as a result.
* {{Matriarchy}}: Patriarchy flip example. Even though the boars (males) do most of the warfare and the sows (females) do the farming and hunting, Gamorrean society is matriarchal. The warlords gain their position through marriage to a Matron rather than through force, but even then, [[WomenPreferStrongMen the Matrons pick their mate based on their strength]].
* PigMan: They are green, humanoid pig people.
* ProudWarriorRace: On their homeworld, the Gamorreans are divided into clans each ruled by a male warlord and a female Clan Matron. Because in their viewpoint, WarIsGlorious, war among clans was quite common.
* SpaceOrcs: Gamorreans are essentially fantasy orcs in space[[note]]''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' had popularised the pig-headed, green-skinned orc only a few years earlier[[/note]], being brutish, strong, green, violent, tusked and pig-snouted brutes with low intelligence who, despite living in a galaxy full of high-tech weapons, including both {{Ray Gun}}s and {{Laser Blade}}s, still use simple metal-bladed axes.
* StarfishLanguage: Their language consisted mostly of grunts and squeals. They can understand Basic and other languages, but find it too difficult to pronounce.
* StoutStrength: Almost all Gamorreans that have been seen on screen were both portly and very muscular.
* UndyingLoyalty: Deconstructed. They are loyal to whomever employs them, but because of their low intelligence, this makes them easy to exploit by criminal organizations like the Hutts. When Boba Fett takes control of what's left of Jabba's criminal empire, he refuses to exploit and torture two of his left over Gamorrean guards (who initially didn't pledge loyalty to Boba) and [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe gains their loyalty through compassion]].

[[header:Gordian Reach]]
!!Yavin 4
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->'''Location:''' Yavin System, Gordian Reach, Outer Rim Territories

The fourth moon of the gas giant Yavin, home to a number of ancient temples built by the Massassi people. During the early years of the Galactic Civil War, the temples were used by the Rebel Alliance as a base, eventually becoming their headquarters. After the Battle of Yavin, the Alliance was forced to abandon the base as its location had become known to the Empire, though after the Battle of Endor, the Alliance returned to Yavin 4 and established it as a civilian settlement.

* SchrodingersCanon:
** In ''Legends'', the temples were built by the Massassi at the behest of a Sith Lord.
*** Building off the above point, the Massassi were an extinct race native to Yavin 4, a sub-species of the red-skinned Sith and powerful dark side adepts.
** ''Legends'' also depicts Yavin 4 as the site of Anakin Skywalker and Asajj Ventress' [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars first face-to-face meeting]], where he nearly killed her by tapping into the dark side. ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' establishes that Skywalker and Ventress have indeed met before, though no direct reference to the Yavin duel is made.
* [[SingleBiomePlanet Single-Biome Moon]]: It appears to be all jungle.
[[folder:Yavin 4 characters on other pages]]
* Commander Poe Dameron on the [[Characters/StarWarsResistanceHeroes Resistance Heroes]] page

[[header:Hutt Space]]
->See the [[Characters/StarWarsHuttSpace Hutt Space]] page.

[[header:Kwymar Sector]]

!!Seelos
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->'''Location:''' Seelos System, Kwymar Sector, Outer Rim Territories
->'''Native Fauna:''' Joopa

A remote Outer Rim world where three clone troopers who'd secretly had their control chips removed before Order 66 lived for many years.