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* FamedInUniverse: On his homeworld of Aleen, Tyerell was considered to be the most famous member of their species in the galaxy and the entire planet mourned his death in the Boonta Eve race.

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* FamedInUniverse: FamedInStory: On his homeworld of Aleen, Tyerell was considered to be the most famous member of their species in the galaxy and the entire planet mourned his death in the Boonta Eve race.

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[[folder:Boonta Eve Classic Podracers]]
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The Boonta Eve was considered to be the most dangerous of all podracing courses.

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The Boonta Eve A diminutive Aleena who raced an oversized podracer, Tyerell was considered to be a famed competitor in the most dangerous of all podracing courses.sport and well-known for travelling the racing circuit with his wife and children.



* AllThereInTheManual: Half of the podracers listed here have only very brief appearances and can only be identified in the movie by their pods. Supplementary material reveals their names, species, homeworlds, and even backstories.
* BirdPeople: Nuknogs like Ark Roose are anthropomorphic, featherless chickens. Wan Sandage, a Devlikk, is seemingly this as well, having hands with long sharp claws like those of a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratite ratite]] and looking like an anthropomorphic ostrich to an extent.
* BloodSport: The race consists of piloting small pods which are tied to massive jet engines. Many of the pilots don't even finish the race, let alone survive it.
* CheatersNeverProsper: Teemto Pagalies is the only racer seen ramming an opponent's pod in the Boonta Eve Classic aside from Sebulba, doing so to Anakin after Anakin passes Gasgano. Not only does he fail to stop Anakin from passing him, he proceeds to get shot down by Tusken Raiders (he survives the crash, though).
* CoolCar: Pods tied to jet engines. Can't get much cooler than that!

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* AllThereInTheManual: Half FamedInUniverse: On his homeworld of Aleen, Tyerell was considered to be the podracers listed here have only very brief appearances and can only be identified most famous member of their species in the movie by their pods. Supplementary material reveals their names, species, homeworlds, galaxy and even backstories.
* BirdPeople: Nuknogs like Ark Roose are anthropomorphic, featherless chickens. Wan Sandage, a Devlikk, is seemingly this as well, having hands with long sharp claws like those of a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratite ratite]] and looking like an anthropomorphic ostrich to an extent.
* BloodSport: The race consists of piloting small pods which are tied to massive jet engines. Many of
the pilots don't even finish the race, let alone survive it.
* CheatersNeverProsper: Teemto Pagalies is the only racer seen ramming an opponent's pod
entire planet mourned his death in the Boonta Eve Classic aside from Sebulba, doing so to Anakin after Anakin passes Gasgano. Not only does he fail to stop Anakin from passing him, he proceeds to get shot down by Tusken Raiders (he survives the crash, though).
* CoolCar: Pods tied to jet engines. Can't get much cooler than that!
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* HappilyMarried: He and his wife were in a very loving relationship, with her accompanying him around the galaxy to his races with their children.
* HeWhoFightsMonsters: [[AllThereInTheManual According to character guide]], Tyerell was sick of Sebulba's cheating and meant "to fight fire with fire". However, he died in a crash before he could pay Sebulba back...
* LizardFolk: He is an Aleen, who are small reptilian aliens.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: His death in the Boota Eve Classic actually led to the decline of the sport, as his son Deland began an organization that sought to expose the criminal elements that had control of the sport. This led to podracing being outlawed in the Core Worlds and a more than 50% decline in viewership.
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!!Boonta Eve Classic Podracers

->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/ThePhantomMenace''

The Boonta Eve was considered to be the most dangerous of all podracing courses.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Half of the podracers listed here have only very brief appearances and can only be identified in the movie by their pods. Supplementary material reveals their names, species, homeworlds, and even backstories.
* BirdPeople: Nuknogs like Ark Roose are anthropomorphic, featherless chickens. Wan Sandage, a Devlikk, is seemingly this as well, having hands with long sharp claws like those of a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratite ratite]] and looking like an anthropomorphic ostrich to an extent.
* BloodSport: The race consists of piloting small pods which are tied to massive jet engines. Many of the pilots don't even finish the race, let alone survive it.
* CheatersNeverProsper: Teemto Pagalies is the only racer seen ramming an opponent's pod in the Boonta Eve Classic aside from Sebulba, doing so to Anakin after Anakin passes Gasgano. Not only does he fail to stop Anakin from passing him, he proceeds to get shot down by Tusken Raiders (he survives the crash, though).
* CoolCar: Pods tied to jet engines. Can't get much cooler than that!



* HeWhoFightsMonsters: [[AllThereInTheManual According to character guide]], Ratts Tyerell was sick of Sebulba's cheating and meant "to fight fire with fire". However, he died in a crash before he could pay Sebulba back...



* LizardFolk: Ratts Tyerell, Mars Guo, Neva Kee and Clegg Holdfast. They're an Aleena, a Bardottan, a Xamster and a Nosaurian, respectively.

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* LizardFolk: Ratts Tyerell, Mars Guo, Neva Kee and Clegg Holdfast. They're an Aleena, a Bardottan, a Xamster and a Nosaurian, respectively.
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* FireForgedFriends: She and Drash team up and form a friendship during the chaos of the Battle of Mos Espa.


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* AuthorityInNameOnly: He may be the deputy and the ''de facto'' second-in-command of Freetown, but he's too hot-headed and foolish to really be the figure of authority he thinks he is and is supposed to be given his title. Taanti functions much better as Cobb's second given he's generally the voice of reason for the town and the wise OlderSidekick.
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* AffablyEvil: Watto's a pretty alright guy for a slave owner as he treats his slaves nicer than any other slave owner and genuinely cares for them. When Anakin reunites with him ten years later, Watto is genuinely glad to see him again and tells him what happened to Shmi without hesitating when he asks him where she is.
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* MirrorCharacter: To Bail and Breha Organa. Both of the couples are the loving, adoptive parents of {{Hope Bringer}}s Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. It was all of them being GoodParents that [[UpbringingMakesTheHero helped]] their children becomes the heroes they are. However, both set of parents did lie about their children's heritage to a certain extent to protect them. The Organas' explanation that Leia was a war orphan was vague but broadly truthful while the Larses' lie about Luke's father having been a spice freighter navigator who died was a complete fabrication. While the Organas were royalty, secretly aided in the Rebellion which Leia became a part of when she found out, and were close friends of the twins' mother Padmé; the Larses were poor, were concerned with being moisture farmers and not galactic politics, expressed no desire for Luke to go into the Rebellion but also had different takes on Luke leaving Tatooine (Owen was against the idea while Beru was more open to it), and were related to the twin's father Anakin through marriage but hadn't had a particularly close relationship with him.

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* MirrorCharacter: To Bail and Breha Organa. Both of the couples are the loving, adoptive parents of {{Hope Bringer}}s Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. It was all of them being GoodParents that [[UpbringingMakesTheHero helped]] their children becomes the heroes they are. However, both set of parents did lie about their children's heritage to a certain extent to protect them. The Organas' explanation that Leia was a war orphan was vague but broadly truthful while the Larses' lie about Luke's father having been a spice freighter navigator who died was a complete fabrication. While the Organas were royalty, secretly aided in the Rebellion which Leia became a part of when she found out, gave Leia their surname, and were close friends of the twins' mother Padmé; the Larses were poor, were concerned with being moisture farmers and not galactic politics, expressed no desire for Luke to go into the Rebellion but also had different takes on Luke leaving Tatooine (Owen was against the idea while Beru was more open to it), gave Luke the Skywalker surname, and were related to the twin's father Anakin through marriage but hadn't had a particularly close relationship with him.

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Owen was the son of Cliegg Lars from his previous relationship and the stepbrother of Anakin Skywalker. At the behest of Obi-Wan Kenobi, he and his wife Beru adopted their nephew and Anakin's son, Luke.

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Owen was the son of Cliegg Lars from his previous relationship marriage and the stepbrother of Anakin Skywalker. At the behest of Obi-Wan Kenobi, he and his wife Beru adopted their nephew and Anakin's son, Luke.



* MirrorCharacter: To Bail and Breha Organa. Both of the couples are the loving, adoptive parents of {{Hope Bringer}}s Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. It was all of them being GoodParents that [[UpbringingMakesTheHero helped]] their children becomes the heroes they are. However, both set of parents did lie about their children's heritage to a certain extent to protect them. The Organas' explanation that Leia was a war orphan was vague but truthful while the Larses' lies were complete fabrications. While the Organas were royalty, Hispanic, secretly aided in the Rebellion which Leia became a part of when she found out, and were close friends of the twins' mother; the Larses were poor, Caucasian, were only concerned with being moisture farmers, they expressed no desire for Luke to go into the Rebellion but also had different takes on Luke leaving Tatooine (Owen was against the idea while Beru was more open to it), and are related to Anakin through marriage but didn't have a particularly close relationship with Owen's stepbrother.

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* MirrorCharacter: To Bail and Breha Organa. Both of the couples are the loving, adoptive parents of {{Hope Bringer}}s Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. It was all of them being GoodParents that [[UpbringingMakesTheHero helped]] their children becomes the heroes they are. However, both set of parents did lie about their children's heritage to a certain extent to protect them. The Organas' explanation that Leia was a war orphan was vague but broadly truthful while the Larses' lies were lie about Luke's father having been a spice freighter navigator who died was a complete fabrications. fabrication. While the Organas were royalty, Hispanic, secretly aided in the Rebellion which Leia became a part of when she found out, and were close friends of the twins' mother; mother Padmé; the Larses were poor, Caucasian, were only concerned with being moisture farmers, they farmers and not galactic politics, expressed no desire for Luke to go into the Rebellion but also had different takes on Luke leaving Tatooine (Owen was against the idea while Beru was more open to it), and are were related to the twin's father Anakin through marriage but didn't have hadn't had a particularly close relationship with Owen's stepbrother.him.

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* MirrorCharacter: To Bail and Breha Organa. Both of the couples are the loving, adoptive parents of {{Hope Bringer}}s Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. It was all of them being GoodParents that [[UpbringingMakesTheHero helped]] their children becomes the heroes they are. However, both set of parents did hide about their children's heritage to a certain extent to protect them. The Organas' explanation was vague but truthful while the Larses' lies were complete fabrications. While the Organas were royalty, Hispanic, secretly aided in the rebellion which Leia became a part of when she found out, and were close friends of their mother; the Larses were poor, Caucasian, were only concerned with being moisture farmers, both expressed no desire for Luke to go into the rebellion but both also had different takes on Luke leaving Tatooine (Owen was against the idea while Beru was more open to it), and both are related to Anakin (Owen being his step-brother and thus Beru is related via her marriage to her husband) but they didn't have a particularly close relationship.

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* MirrorCharacter: To Bail and Breha Organa. Both of the couples are the loving, adoptive parents of {{Hope Bringer}}s Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. It was all of them being GoodParents that [[UpbringingMakesTheHero helped]] their children becomes the heroes they are. However, both set of parents did hide lie about their children's heritage to a certain extent to protect them. The Organas' explanation that Leia was a war orphan was vague but truthful while the Larses' lies were complete fabrications. While the Organas were royalty, Hispanic, secretly aided in the rebellion Rebellion which Leia became a part of when she found out, and were close friends of their the twins' mother; the Larses were poor, Caucasian, were only concerned with being moisture farmers, both they expressed no desire for Luke to go into the rebellion Rebellion but both also had different takes on Luke leaving Tatooine (Owen was against the idea while Beru was more open to it), and both are related to Anakin (Owen being his step-brother and thus Beru is related via her through marriage to her husband) but they didn't have a particularly close relationship.relationship with Owen's stepbrother.
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* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: This planet is the place where people age far quicker than they would anywhere else due to the scorching twin suns. Obi-Wan goes from 34 year-old Creator/EwanMcGregor to 63 year-old Creator/AlecGuinness after living on the planet for 19 years ''while'' being burdened with immense trauma and regret which likely accelerated the aging process (though since Obi-Wan was meant to be 38 when he arrived on Tatooine, the disparity isn't that great) while Boba Fett, after spending five years wandering the deserts of Tatooine, looks like a 59-year old Creator/TemueraMorrison despite being only 41 years old in-canon. The Larses suffer from it as well, going from a young couple in (at their earliest) mid-20s to looking old enough to be Luke's ''grandparents'' in ''A New Hope''.

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* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: This planet is the place where people age far quicker than they would anywhere else due to the scorching twin suns. Obi-Wan goes from 34 year-old Creator/EwanMcGregor to 63 year-old Creator/AlecGuinness after living on the planet for 19 years ''while'' being burdened with immense trauma and regret stress which likely only accelerated the his aging process (though since Obi-Wan was meant to be 38 when he arrived on Tatooine, the disparity isn't that great) while Boba Fett, after spending five years wandering the deserts of Tatooine, looks like a 59-year old Creator/TemueraMorrison despite being only 41 years old in-canon. The Larses suffer from it as well, going from a young couple in (at their earliest) mid-20s to looking old enough to be Luke's ''grandparents'' in ''A New Hope''.
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* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: This planet is the place where people age far quicker than they would anywhere else due to the scorching twin suns. Obi-Wan goes from 34 year-old Creator/EwanMcGregor to 63 year-old Creator/AlecGuinness after living on the planet for 19 years (though since Obi-Wan was meant to be 38 when he arrived on Tatooine, the disparity isn't that great) while Boba Fett, after spending five years wandering the deserts of Tatooine, looks like a 59-year old Creator/TemueraMorrison despite being only 41 years old in-canon. The Larses suffer from it as well, going from a young couple in (at their earliest) mid-20s to looking old enough to be Luke's ''grandparents'' in ''A New Hope''.

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* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: This planet is the place where people age far quicker than they would anywhere else due to the scorching twin suns. Obi-Wan goes from 34 year-old Creator/EwanMcGregor to 63 year-old Creator/AlecGuinness after living on the planet for 19 years ''while'' being burdened with immense trauma and regret which likely accelerated the aging process (though since Obi-Wan was meant to be 38 when he arrived on Tatooine, the disparity isn't that great) while Boba Fett, after spending five years wandering the deserts of Tatooine, looks like a 59-year old Creator/TemueraMorrison despite being only 41 years old in-canon. The Larses suffer from it as well, going from a young couple in (at their earliest) mid-20s to looking old enough to be Luke's ''grandparents'' in ''A New Hope''.

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!!Kitster Chanchani Banai
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* HairTodayGoneTomorrow: He's bald as an adult.
* SchrodingersCanon: His middle name is Chanchani.


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->'''Voiced by:''' Lewis Macleod

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** He also impresses upon Boba that his tribe is not of the stereotypical savage raider type that Tuskens are viewed as, and inducts Boba into the tribe by granting him the right to carry a traditional [[DropTheHammer Gaderffii Stick.]]

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** He also impresses upon Boba that his tribe is not of the stereotypical savage raider type that Tuskens are viewed as, and inducts Boba into the tribe by granting him the right to carry a traditional [[DropTheHammer [[CarryABigStick Gaderffii Stick.]]Stick]].



* CarryABigStick: She knows her way around a Gaderffii Stick, and teaches Boba how to wield one.



* DropTheHammer: She knows her way around a Gaderffii Stick, and teaches Boba how to wield one.
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* EarFins: He has pointy fin-ears.


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* AllThereInTheManual: Half of the podracers listed here have only very brief appearances and can only be identified in the movie by their pods. Supplementary material reveals their names, species, homeworlds, and even backstories.


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* GagLips: Elan Mak has lips that form a perfect circle around his mouth when closed.
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* SchrodingersCanon: In ''Legends'', long before the films themselves, Tatooine used to be a pristine world full of vast oceans and extensive jungles that was home to an advanced humanoid civilization known as the Kumumgah, who began colonizing nearby star systems, something which unfortunately drew the attention of the [[AbusivePrecursors Rakatan Infinite Empire]]. The Rakata invaded the planet and enslaved its inhabitants, but, after a terrible plague caused the Rakata to lose their connection to the Force, the Kumumgah took the chance and revolted against their masters, successfully driving them away from their world. In response, the Rakata subjected the planet to an orbital bombardment that "glassed" (that is, fused the silica in the soil into glass, which then broke up over time into sand) the planet and boiled its oceans away, turning it into the desertic world it is today. The Kumumgah split into two races as a result of this change, the Tusken Raiders and the Jawas. Likewise, Tatooine may have earned its name after the Jawa name for the planet, Tah-doo-Een-e. In ''The Book of Boba Fett'', the Tuskens make numerous references to Tatooine having once had plentiful water, though no further detail on what happened to the water is thus far forthcoming.

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* SchrodingersCanon: In ''Legends'', long before the films themselves, Tatooine used to be a pristine world full of vast oceans and extensive jungles that was home to an advanced humanoid civilization known as the Kumumgah, who began colonizing nearby star systems, something which unfortunately drew the attention of the [[AbusivePrecursors Rakatan Infinite Empire]]. The Rakata invaded the planet and enslaved its inhabitants, but, after a terrible plague caused the Rakata to lose their connection to the Force, the Kumumgah took the chance and revolted against their masters, successfully driving them away from their world. In response, the Rakata subjected the planet to an orbital bombardment that "glassed" (that is, fused the silica in the soil into glass, which then broke up over time into sand) the planet and boiled its oceans away, turning it into the desertic world it is today. The Kumumgah split into two races as a result of this change, the Tusken Raiders and the Jawas. Likewise, Tatooine may have earned its name after the Jawa name for the planet, Tah-doo-Een-e. In ''The Book of Boba Fett'', the Tuskens make numerous references to Tatooine having once had plentiful water, though no further detail on what happened to the water is thus far forthcoming. The Sarlacc's tale "My Mouth Never Closes" in ''From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi'' also confirms that Tatooine used to be a jungle world, but no word on what caused it to become a desert (and while the Rakata have been recanonized, their involvement in it has yet to be confirmed).
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* MamaBear: [[spoiler:She helps Owen in fighting against Reva to protect Luke despite being outmatched.]]

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* MamaBear: [[spoiler:She helps Owen in fighting against Reva to protect Luke despite being outmatched.outmatched, and is the first to go for the blasters in order to stand and fight when Owen's inclination is to run.]]

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