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17	[[header:Corporations]]
18	Throughout the galaxy exist numerous corporations, most of which have some level of corruption. Under the Republic, they gained senate representation to entrench their political power and played both sides of the Clone Wars against each other. With the rise of the Empire, many of those corporations were dismantled by the Empire and had their assets seized by their competitors who tied themselves heavily into the Imperial war machine. While those companies were punished to some extent by the New Republic, they avoided severe consequences by reorganizing or merging with other corporations to get around restrictions on arms manufacturing.
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20	!!Czerka Corporation
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22	One of the most powerful corporations in the galaxy, Czerka has existed for thousands of years and is deeply entrenched in arms manufacturing and the slave trade.
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24	* CanonImmigrant: Czerka was a prominent entity in ''Legends'', particularly the ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'' series.
25	* EvilInc: The company is involved in numerous unsavory ventures, including weapons manufacturing and the slave trade. Its executives happily exploit any loopholes they can to cheat the entities they do business with and have political influence on hundreds of worlds.
26	* LoopholeAbuse: Their use of slaves under the Republic was done through manipulation of indentured servitude laws.
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28	!!Mining Guild
29	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mining_guild_sw.png]]
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32	A network of miners, operating in concert with the Galactic Empire, that harvested natural resources throughout the galaxy. Thanks to its association with the Empire, the Guild was allowed to use a special variant of the Imperial TIE fighter. After the fall of the Empire, the Mining Guild lost power and also underwent an ideological shift, with the Resistance viewing them as a potential ally against the First Order.
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34	* LesCollaborateurs: Despite mostly consisting of aliens who are typically oppressed by the Empire, the Mining Guild allied with them. However, General Draven of the Alliance noted it was out of necessity instead of ideology and was working on finding allies for the Rebellion within the guild.
35	* MegaCorp: The Mining Guild has a near stranglehold on mining operations throughout the galaxy, with only a few isolated or hidden operations like Cloud City on Bespin escaping their notice.
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37	[[folder:Yushyn]]
38	!!Boss Yushyn
39	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yushyn_sw.png]]
40	!!!'''Species:''' Moyn
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42	->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/FredTatasciore
43	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels Rebels]]''\
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45	The boss of a Mining Guild Asteroid Belt Gas Refinery in the third year before the Battle of Yavin. His refinery, staffed by Rodian employees, refined clouzon-36 gas which was used as fuel by the Galactic Empire.
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47	* AliensSpeakingEnglish: Despite having a mouth surrounded by tendrils, he speaks Basic alright.
48	* AsteroidMiners: His refinery is built on a small planetoid.
49	* AssholeVictim: He is brutally killed and (presumably) eaten by the purrgil after his refinery is destroyed, but being affiliated with the Empire, robbing the poor alien whales of their necessary gas, as well as threatening our heroes, gives him zero sympathy points.
50	* CruelAndUnusualDeath: He was either eaten, dragged further down into the planetoid's depths where he'd be unable to breathe, and/or was crushed between the purrgil's teeth.
51	* KarmicDeath: He mined the gas the purrgil need to survive. He gets eaten by one.
52	* MixAndMatchCritters: Looks like a gorilla with the head of a cephalopod. His species went unnamed until a 2021 sourcebook identified them as the Moyn.
53	* MythologyGag: He's based on concept art of an [[http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/starwars/images/f/f4/Yushyn_original_concept.png/revision/latest?cb=20160216125000 alien bounty hunter]] which Ralph [=McQuarrie=] did for ''[[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack The Empire Strikes Back]]''.
54	[[/folder]]
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56	[[folder:Seevor]]
57	!!Captain Seevor
58	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/seevor_sw.png]]
59	!!!'''Species:''' Trandoshan
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61	->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/SethGreen
62	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels Rebels]]''\
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64	The captain of a Mining Guild crawler on Lothal.
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66	* CruelAndUnusualDeath: He meets his end when he trips on Ezra's lightsaber and falls into his crawler's furnace.
67	* FamilyBusiness: The ones who spawned him worked for the Mining Guild, and Seevor intends for his spawn to work for them as well.
68	* NonActionGuy: Unlike his fellow Trandoshans, he's not much of a fighter, though he’s still in it for the money.
69	* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Compared to other Trandoshans, he looks more chameleon-ish and is shorter than them.
70	* SssssnakeTalk: As is standard for Trandoshans, although when Ezra does a pretty good imitation of him, Seevor is unnerved and asks if that is what he actually sounds like.
71	* WouldHurtAChild: Ezra may be an older teenager, but Seevor still attempts to murder him.
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74	[[folder:Mining Guild Guards]]
75	!!Mining Guild Guards
76	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mining_guild_guards.jpg]]
77	!!!'''Species:''' Rodian
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79	->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DaveFiloni and Creator/FredTatasciore
80	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels Rebels]]''
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83	The guards protect the interests of the Mining Guild, including refineries and spacial territory. In addition to acting as ground troops for Mining Guild establishments, the guards were also qualified to pilot Mining Guild TIE fighters which enforced the guild's whims.
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85	* AceCustom: They operate yellow TIE Fighters which have the two forward sections of the solar panels removed.
86	* AllThereInTheManual: They're first identified as Mining Guild guards in the virtual card trading game ''Star Wars: Card Trader''.
87	* BrightIsNotGood: They wear bright-blue uniforms with yellow stripes on the sleeves, pant legs, and torso. They also operate yellow TIE Fighters.
88	* CoolHelmet: They wear yellow and blue helmets with opaque green visors.
89	* FacelessGoons: They wear a OneWayVisor helmet.
90	[[/folder]]
91
92	!!Preox-Morlana (aka Pre-Mor)
93
94	A MegaCorp based on Morlana One that governs the Free Trade Sector. The corporation has ties to the Empire.
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97	* BadCopIncompetentCop: Episodes 1-4 quickly reveals that Pre-Mor's corporate security forces are suped up rent-a-cops with attitudes as bad as their combat abilities. Most are bullies, thugs, and wannabes who range from apathetic to very bad at their job. Its unsurprising that the ISB quickly shuts down their dept after the Ferrix fiasco.
98	* LawEnforcementInc: Pre-Mor owns its own law enforcement division.
99	* PaletteSwap: Pre-Mor Security cops wear uniforms resembling those of Imperial officers, but bright blue with orange highlights rather than slate grey.
100	* StarterVillain: The Pre-Mor cops and their hunt for Cassian Andor are the force that drives him into Luthen Rael's sphere of attention, and thereby ''Series/{{Andor}}'' in the first place.
101	* SuperficialSuggestionBox: Sergeant Mosk says that citizens can make formal complaints at the Territorial Forum. His men chuckle at this.
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103	[[folder:Hyne]]
104	!!Chief Inspector Hyne
105	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hyne_sw.png]]
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107	!!!'''Species:''' Human
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109	->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
110	->'''Played by:''' Rupert Vansittart
111	->''"Minimizing the time the Empire spends thinking about Preox-Morlana benefits our superiors and, by extension, everyone here at the Pre-Mor Security Inspection team, which at the moment, includes you."''
112	Head of Pre-Mor Security.
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114	* BlatantLies: He orders Karn to write a fake report saying the two dead Corpos died in an "unfortunate calamity" while helping someone in distress. That the two men were corrupt scumbags is apparently well known among the Pre-Mor security forces, but Hyne figures a "sadly inspirational" story will at least allow the company to save face. He even tells Syril [[DoWrongRight not to make the fake good deed "too good", so it's more credible]].
115	-->'''Hyne:''' I suspect they died rushing to aid someone in distress. Nothing too heroic, we don't need a parade. They died being ''helpful''. Something sad but inspiring, in a mundane sort of way.
116	* BrilliantButLazy: He's smart enough to figure out exactly what happened to the two officers Andor killed, but would rather cover it up as to not deal with the paperwork or make the company look bad. During the dressing down given by an ISB Agent he can only offer a weak rebuttal of "I didn't do anything," with the agent candidly pointing out that was the problem.
117	* DaChief: Plays this role as Syril's superior who tries to reign him in and please his own superiors, though replaces the LargeHam stereotypes of this trope with laidback snark.
118	* EvenEvilHasStandards: He's the head of a brutish [[LawEnforcementInc private police force]] answering to a shady corporation and a tyrannical dictatorship, and his only real goal is making sure his jurisdiction's crime statistics look good for his superiors, regardless of the actual wellbeing of the community he's meant to protect. That said, he isn't without moral standards: upon hearing that two of the dirtiest officers in his department went to an illegal brothel, got drunk on banned liquor, and subsequently died trying to mug a random civilian at gunpoint -- all while ''on duty'' -- he's visibly disgusted by their conduct and regards their deaths as [[AssholeVictim thoroughly deserved]].
119	* HeadInTheSandManagement: He'd rather cover up the deaths of two unpopular Corpo police officers instead of investigating and arresting the killer because he's afraid it will make Pre-Mor (and himself) look bad to their Imperial overseers. Of course, when his Deputy Inspector launches a full investigation against his express direction, this is exactly what happens.
120	* IdealistVsPragmatist: The crux of his conflict with Karn. Whereas his deputy is a naïve and hyper-idealistic ByTheBookCop, Hyne is a pragmatist with a pragmatist's view on law enforcement, including being willing to cover up crimes if he feels an investigation will bring more trouble than it's worth.
121	* TheInspectorIsComing: He's about to make a report to the Empire and wants to keep crime rates low so he orders Syril to cover up the two security guards murdered by Cassian.
122	* JerkassHasAPoint: While he orders Karn to cover up the case with Cassian and is kind of a jerk about it, it's hard not to agree with his reasoning for it; that the cops who got killed were useless corrupt thugs that showcase the absolute worst of Pre-Mor, and digging at this borderline victimless crime is just going to lead to embarrassment at best, an Imperial crackdown at worst. Unfortunately for everyone, Karn is too much of a stickler for the rules to listen and causes ''both''.
123	* ProperlyParanoid: His fears about exposing Pre-Mor's security lapses to the Empire turn out to be well-founded: immediately after the failed police raid on Ferrix the ISB swoops in, unceremoniously fires Hyne, Karn, and Mosk, then announces they will be taking over security for the Morlana system.
124	* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: To an extent this is driven by his self-interest (since he wants to keep crime statistics low), but he also correctly realizes the dead guards were killed after they tried to shake the wrong person down and that there was no purpose to raising more trouble with an extensive manhunt for their killer.
125	* SherlockScan: {{Downplayed\|Trope}}. After reading Syril's report about the incident with Cassian, he quickly and accurately deduces from the witness accounts, the location of the crime, and his prior experience with the victims that, rather than the cold-blooded murder of two innocent cops (as Syril interpreted it), this was a case of two corrupt assholes [[AssholeVictim getting what was coming to them.]]
126	-->'''Hyne:''' They were in a brothel, which we're not supposed to have, the expensive one, [[DirtyCop which they shouldn't be able to afford]], drinking Revnog, which we're not supposed to allow. Both of them supposedly on the job, which is a dismissible offense. They clearly harassed a human with dark features and [[MuggingTheMonster chose the wrong person to annoy]].
127	* VillainWithGoodPublicity: His primary motivation is to ensure that Pre-Mor Security remains this, at least to the Imperial authorities. When informed of an incident that could easily spiral into an embarrassing scandal (two notoriously corrupt officers being killed in a mugging gone wrong after engaging in a slew of illegal activities while on duty), his first instinct is to cover it up in a way that makes the officers in question look like good-natured civil servants who tragically died while helping the community.
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131	[[folder:Syril Karn]]
132	!!Deputy Inspector Syril Karn
133	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/inspectorkarn.png]]
134	[[caption-width-right:300:''"Can one ever be too aggressive in preserving order?"'']]
135	!!!'''Species:''' Human
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137	->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
138	->'''Played by:''' Creator/KyleSoller
139	->''"I'd like to move on this quickly. We have a dangerous, mobile suspect in a very serious crime."''
140	A Deputy Inspector for the Pre-Mor Security Inspection Team. An ambitious man with a strong sense of justice, Syril is eager to make a name for himself in the Empire.
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142	* AbhorrentAdmirer: Of the StalkerWithoutACrush variety. He follows Dedra Meero to the ISB to try and thank her for what she does and for giving him a chance, but Dedra is visibly disgusted by his simpering and sycophantic manner.
143	* BasementDweller: After he's fired from Pre-Mor, he goes home to live with his mother.
144	* BigBadWannabe: Or rather, TheDragon Wannabe. At his core, Karn is basically just a lowly henchman who's desperate to be more important then he really is and can't accept his simple mook status.
145	* BlackAndWhiteInsanity: He follows orders to tee, even when the smart decision would be to do nothing at all. The strongest devotion to Imperial law and order is the only thing that matters to him, and anything less than that is ''wrong''.
146	* BullyingADragon: A variant. He takes to stalking Dedra Meero, an ''[[StateSec ISB Supervisor]]''. He's very lucky she takes pity on him, given that she undoubtedly has the power to have him abducted and consigned to a [[CruelAndUnusualDeath very nasty fate]].
147	* ByTheBookCop: Genuinely enthusiastic about his duty as a law enforcement officer in contrast to his more apathetic coworkers.
148	* CowboyCop: He's both this ''and'' a By-the-Book Cop because he defies his corrupt superiors by ''following'' rules rather than disobeying them. He puts every effort into investigating the murder of two Pre-Mor security officers while his boss tells him to cover it up to keep Imperial inspectors from getting concerned.
149	* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: [[spoiler:When the riot on Ferrix breaks out]], it turns out that Karn's main problem isn't a lack of ability, but a refusal to acknowledge what he is and isn't good at. That being, he sucks at being the GreatDetective and [[OfficerAndAGentleman leader]] he clearly wants to be, but as a simple foot soldier in the thick of things, he's actually quite impressive. He manages to keep his cool in a hugely chaotic situation while the actual Imperial leaders crumble like wet cardboard, recognizes and tries to stop [[spoiler:a bomb that's about to be thrown]] when nobody else notices it, and bravely wades into the battle to rescue [[spoiler:Dedra]] and does so expertly, swiftly, and with precision while the stormtroopers around simply freak out and [[PoliceBrutality start shooting or beating anything that moves]].
150	* DetrimentalDetermination: Seems to be utterly incapable of giving up once an idea gets into his head, no matter how much trouble it gets him into, or how many people tell him to stop.
151	* EnsignNewbie: He's technically in charge but he mostly defers to Sergeant Mosk in tactical situations.
152	* EstablishingCharacterMoment: He's introduced awkwardly explaining his modifications to his uniform to his apathetic boss, showing his wooden and socially awkward personality. Visually his modded uniform also makes him look more tactical and soldier-like, showing his desire to be a fighter and a soldier but at the same time showing him to be an inexperienced wannabe, as the disastrous Ferrix mission would show.
153	* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: After losing his job, the first thing he does is go home to his mother.
154	* {{Foil}}: To Cassian Andor. Where Syril is a rigid adherent to law and order and a law enforcement agent at the start of the series, Cassian is a professional thief. Syril has a heavy overestimation of his own abilities and believes he is more important than he truly is while Cassian knows what he's good at, sticks to his skills and prefers to let others take charge. They also both have complicated relationships with their mothers, though Cassian and Maarva love each other dearly while Syril's relationship with Eedy is ultimately antagonistic. The end of season 1 also shows them firmly on opposing sides, with Syril remaining staunchly pro-Empire while Cassian joins the fledgling Rebellion.
155	* FreudianExcuse: His mother is emotionally abusive to him, which would explain a lot of why he goes above and beyond - he [[WellDoneSonGuy clearly wants to impress her and prove himself]].
156	* GreatDetective: He ''[[SubvertedTrope wishes]]'' he was this. He has some genuine investigative skill, but woefully overestimates his own abilities and importance. Unfortunately, his delusion that he's exactly the kind of amazing detective he pretends to be gets him and everyone else into a lot of trouble.
157	* HanlonsRazor: Karn's actions end up getting a lot of people — innocent and guilty alike — killed. But he's not evil. Just ''really'' stupid, overeager, and incapable of taking "no" for an answer.
158	* HeroWorshipper: Becomes obsessed with Dedra Meero and her zealous loyalty to the Empire after she brings him in for questioning about his encounter with Andor and "Axis" and takes to [[StalkerWithoutACrush waiting for her]] outside [=ISB HQ=]. She's unsurprisingly repulsed by his pandering.
159	* HonorBeforeReason: His superior quickly sleuths out the reality of the officers' deaths - that they were corrupt thugs who [[MuggingTheMonster lost their lives trying to shake down the wrong person]] - leading him to dismiss the case, but Karn still defies orders and puts together a massive manhunt for Cassian simply because it was two of their own who died.
160	* IneffectualSympatheticVillain: Less sympathetic than other examples on behalf of his [[LawfulStupid extreme]] [[BlackAndWhiteInsanity loyalty]] to the Empire, but Karn is ultimately little more than a disgraced corporate cop with delusions of catching the bad guy, no matter what he tells himself nor how much everyone around him tries to keep him from getting carried away.
161	* IRejectYourReality: In spite of how much everyone makes it clear that he is nobody important, Syril continues to insist he can clear his name and be a valued asset to the Empire.
162	* LawfulStupid: To the extreme. Karn's devotion to law and order is genuine, but also childishly rigid and devoid of nuance, such that he's unwilling or unable to bend the rules even when it's for his own good and the good of others.
163	* ManChild: A lot of the time, he comes off more like a child pretending to be a cop then an actual one. For all that he imagines himself as some kind of GreatDetective, in reality he's a shy, meek MommasBoy, not to mention weirdly innocent and naïve for a law enforcement officer in the lower echelons of a corrupt MegaCorp.
164	* ManlyTears: Comes close to shedding these his first night home after being disgraced.
165	* {{Nepotism}}: After he's fired from Pre-Mor, his uncle gets him a new SoulCrushingDeskJob.
166	* NonUniformUniform: His Pre-Mor security uniform is heavily tailored to look more tactical in comparison to the loose-fitting jumpsuits his boss wears, establishing him as an [[IJustWantToBeBadass overzealous wannabe soldier]].
167	* OfficerAndAGentleman: He ''wants'' to be this. He always stands at attention when addressing his superior. His uniform is clean, pressed, and tailored. He takes his job seriously and orders his more complacent colleagues around. However, his first attempt to prove himself ends in disaster, with several men dead and Cassian on the run.
168	* PerformanceAnxiety: Not very good at public speaking. His attempt at a RousingSpeech to the team he's taking to arrest Cassian falls flat.
169	-->'''Karn:''' There comes a time when the... the risk of doing nothing becomes the greatest risk of all. This is one of those decisive moments, and I can't imagine a team I'd rather share it with than all of you. There's no room for doubt on the path to... success. And, uh, justice.
170	* ThePeterPrinciple: He's extremely efficient and by-the-book in his duties as deputy inspector, if a hard-ass nobody likes. But when he actually takes to the field among the frontline security forces he clearly idolizes, he's quickly shown to be totally out of his depth… at least, as a commander. When put on the opposite end as a simple foot soldier (if even that) during [[spoiler:the Ferrix riot]], he proves himself perfectly capable and even arguably better then the stormtroopers. His problem really is just that he has no recognition of his own limits and strengths, preferring to chase after a fantasy of being a Thrawn-esque GreatDetective instead of focusing on what he's really good at.
171	* SchlubbyScummySecurityGuard: He's basically an overzealous, incompetent security guard who acts like a professional soldier.
172	* SmallNameBigEgo: Despite his vows of servitude to law and order, and the fact he has some detective skills, Karn's sense of his own importance and abilities is ''far'' too over-inflated in the face of everyone else trying to stop him from getting in over his head.
173	* SpannerInTheWorks: Even though he doesn't really get much respect for it, his refusal to sweep the killing of two corporate officers under the rug ultimately shapes up to be this for the Rebellion. While the direct consequence of his botched attempt to flush Cassian out is him being sacked from his position, he also provides Dedra Meero with a lead she can pursue.
174	* StalkerWithoutACrush: To Dedra Meero. After she brings him in for questioning he becomes obsessed with her and starts tracking when she arrives at ISB headquarters. Dedra assumes he's trying to make a move on her, but he just wants to be involved in her investigation of Cassian's activities on Ferrix.
175	-->'''Karn:''' I thought I had ruined my life. I thought I was done. After meeting you and discovering you understood how dangerous Cassian Andor was just.. Just being in your presence, I... I've realized that life is worth living, I realized that if nothing else, there was justice, and beauty in the galaxy and if I just kept going... Perhaps my deranged belief that there was something better fated for me in the future was a dream worth clinging to.\
176	'''Meero:''' I could have you arrested; you are aware of that?
177	* SympatheticInspectorAntagonist: Downplayed. He's the [[StarterVillain initial antagonist]] of ''Andor'' but he's ultimately just a cop investigating a double homicide. However, while he's theoretically good-intentioned, any sympathy he earns is primarily in a pitiable and pathetic sense, being too arrogant, stubborn, insecure, and rigid to quit when he's ahead and too naïve to recognize that he's helping enforce the laws of a tyrannical government that doesn't care about him or anyone except itself.
178	* ThatOneCase: Andor quickly becomes Karn's one case, continuing to haunt him and drive his actions long after he's been fired from Pre-Mor.
179	-->'''Karn:''' I was a good deputy inspector! I was very good. I solved a double murder and found the killer in two days. I was overly ambitious, yes, but time was slipping away, and the opportunity was real. Service to the Empire, you just said it.
180	* ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill: Assembles a small army of soldiers for what he assumes to be a single runaway murderer, then marches that army through the streets intending to cow the populace into submission. This backfires heavily: not only does this mean his men are too numerous to properly coordinate and thus several die on his watch, but in part due to the community rallying against them Cassian slips through his fingers.
181	* ThoseTwoGuys: Increasingly with Mosk.
182	* TokenGoodCop: An interesting [[SubvertedTrope Subversion]]/[[DeconstructedTrope Deconstruction]]. He [[WrongGenreSavvy clearly thinks of himself]] as this, the hero bringing a fiendish criminal to justice, being the only person genuinely determined to solve the murder of two Pre-Mor officers, while the other employees are portrayed as apathetic slackers. The problem is, the two victims are scummy {{Dirty Cop}}s missed by no-one, who died in highly compromising circumstances that Karn's [[DaChief own boss]] would prefer never to see the light of day, and Karn is too LawfulStupid to realise that he really ''should'' just let it go. Nevertheless, Karn persists, and is actually able to track down the murderer, Cassian Andor: but the ham-fisted attempt to arrest him results in several dead, Karn losing his job, and the Empire revoking Pre-Mor's favourable [[OneNationUnderCopyright independent status]] as a result of the failure.
183	* TooCleverByHalf: Karn is dutiful, driven, and not at all unintelligent, but putting his skills to use in his sheer drive to bring Cassian to justice quickly gets him in ''way'' over his head even after he's fired from Preox-Morlana. [[spoiler:So much so that the ''ISB itself'' eventually cottons on to his vigilante antics and warns him off his hunt.]]
184	* UnknownRival: He is obsessed with bringing in Cassian and that obsession costs him his job and sends his life into a spiral. While Syril's pursuit has lead to a lot of problems for Cassian, he only ever saw Syril as just another Pre-Mor goon chasing him down.
185	* UnwantedAssistance: He is this trope personified. No matter how thoroughly he is warned by just about everyone above him that he is a nobody digging into something way above his pay grade and endangering himself and everyone else by doing so, he never relents in his quest to uphold the law and "help" his employers and government.
186	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: His refusal to heed his superior's order to just let the Cassian case go gets ''a lot'' of people killed and helps kickstart a whole chain of DisasterDominoes that throws the Empire into chaos.
187	* VillainProtagonist: Shares this status with Dedra Meero in ''Andor'', with a good chunk of the show being about his relentless drive to bring Cassian to justice; unfortunately, unlike Meero, he's ''[[SmallNameBigEgo waaaaay]]'' less effective at it.
188	* VillainousValour: For all of his abundant flaws, Karn's dedication to law, order, and justice is completely serious, and he's absolutely not a coward. He will hunt criminals to the ends of the universe and disobey his own superiors in the name of doing what he feels is right, and will risk his life unhesitatingly for the same reason. Tellingly, when [[spoiler:the riot on Ferrix breaks out]], the ISB officers and Imperial magistrates that Karn idolizes lose their minds with fear and are exposed as [[ArmchairMilitary cowardly morons with no idea what combat is like]], but Karn himself does things like running to try and stop a [[spoiler:bomb]] from being thrown or wading headfirst into the chaos to rescue someone.
189	* WrongGenreSavvy: Believes he's [[TokenGoodCop the brave detective hero]] hunting down a violent murderer to avenge two of his colleagues whilst facing opposition from his [[ObstructiveBureaucrat dimwitted superiors]], instead of an inexperienced naïve minor cog in an initially-corporate-then-Imperial machine tracking down a petty criminal to avenge two dirty cops that nobody cared about. In general, he seems to perpetually operate under the delusion that he is the protagonist in some epic FilmNoir mystery instead of a rent-a-cop with ideas above his station.
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192	[[folder:Linus Mosk]]
193	!!Sergeant Linus Mosk
194	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/sgtmosk.png]]
195	%%[[caption-width-right:300:some caption text]]
196	!!!'''Species:''' Human
197
198	->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/{{Andor}}''
199	->'''Played by:''' Alex Ferns
200	->''"Corporate Tactical Forces are the Empire's first line of defense, and the best way to keep the blade sharp is to use it."''
201	An officer for the Pre-Mor Security Inspection Team who helps Deputy Inspector Karn investigate Cassian Andor's murder of two Pre-Mor sentinel guards.
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203	* AffablyEvil: He's both more fanatical and more personable than Karn. He treats his men with a business-like respect, even checking on the injured and radioing for medical aid when the operation ends in disaster. He's also just generally quite lively and personable with those he respects, showing a genuine rapport with Karn even after they both get canned from Pre-Mor.
204	* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: He fully endorses the Empire's approach to stamping out rebellions, essentially believing that [[CruelToBeKind they genuinely have to be harsh towards terrorists to keep the peace]]. [[spoiler:Then he actually sees it firsthand in the riot on Ferrix and it's plainly apparent that "keeping the knife sharp" [[WarIsHell wasn't what he expected it to be]] and that the Empire he idolizes is actually an incompetent and needlessly brutal mess, and their idea of "insurgents" includes things as harmless as peaceful protests.]]
205	* BlackShirt: Hopes Pre-Mor and the Empire will be more brutal towards worlds where rebellion is fomenting.
206	* ByTheBookCop: Like Karn, he's genuinely enthusiastic about his duty as a law enforcement officer in contrast to his more apathetic coworkers.
207	* DrowningMySorrows: After [[spoiler:the disastrous riot on Ferrix]], he's seen downing a flask of cognac, struggling to come to terms with the horror what he's just seen — both [[spoiler:the nobility of the "terrorists" he's been taught by propaganda to hate and the cruelty, brutality, cowardice, and incompetence of the Empire he idolized.]]
208	* EvilBrit: Mosk has an incredibly thick Scottish accent, and is downright fanatical in serving the Galactic Empire.
209	* FatBastard: Downplayed. He's very porty and supports the Empire, although he isn't all that bad.
210	* HyperCompetentSidekick: Downplayed, in that he is merely somewhat competent, but he is still leagues more qualified to run a military operation than Syril Karn. Given how Karn later demonstrates himself to be quite adept as a meager mook, it really seems like Mosk and Karn's major problem is just that they have each other's roles reversed; Karn would do well as a grunt, while Mosk could actually do pretty okay as a proper field commander.
211	* ProfessionalButtKisser: Played with. He initially appears to be this to Karn, Pre-Mor, and the Empire as a whole; however, he retains his loyalty to Karn long after both were fired, implying that his constant praise reflected his actual respect for Karn rather than just being him sucking up.
212	* PutOnABus: His actor Alex Ferns stated after the airing of the first season finale that he is not slated to return in the second season, making this his last appearance for now.
213	* ThoseTwoGuys: Increasingly becomes this with Karn.
214	* UndyingLoyalty: To Syril Karn. Despite being part of a disastrous military operation that ultimately got both of them fired, Linus still cares enough about Karn to contact him and let him know Cassian's mother died, and that there's a good chance he'll return to attend her funeral. He also still addresses Karn as "sir" despite both of them being kicked out of Pre-Mor's security forces.
215	* WrongGenreSavvy: Believes he is TheLancer to a crusading officer of an elite commando force. Rather than a cog in a group of poorly trained and motivated glorified security guards.
216
217	[[/folder]]
218
219	!!Sienar Fleet Systems
220
221	A starship, arms, and drive manufacturers affiliated with the Galactic Empire and the First Order, producing their TIE line.
222
223	[[folder:Dron Ryall]]
224	!!Dron Ryall
225	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/dron_ryall.png]]
226
227	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Magazine/StarWarsRebelsMagazine Rebels Magazine]]''
228
229	->''"I appreciate the things I design may cause harm to others if they choose to break the law, but that's their business, not mine. No offence to either of you."''\
230
231	One of the leading designers of Sienar Fleet Systems. While working in one of Sienar's factories on Absanz, he came across rebels Kanan Jarrus and Zeb Orrelios, who were on reconnaissance in the facility searching for information on Sienar's most recent prototypes. The two attempted to make off with him, but when the designer was about to fall during their escape, he warned Zeb that innocent lives would be lost in the Empire's pursuit of Ryall, convincing the rebel to let him go.
232	----
233	* AntiVillain: He's perfectly fine if what Sienar produces hurts people who supposedly break the law (even if the law is questionable), but hurting innocent people like those who are just doing their jobs is where he'll draw the line.
234	* {{Tuckerization}}: He is named after Chris Ryall, the chief creative officer of IDW Publishing, in tribute to the then-upcoming ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsAdventures Adventures]]'' comics that would be released under IDW.
235	[[/folder]]
236
237	!![=TaggeCo=]
238
239	A powerful corporation controlled by the powerful noble Tagge family of Tepasi, who own entire planets. [=TaggeCo=] had a wide series of interests, including weapon making, mining, and medicines. Despite its deep ties to the Empire, [=TaggeCo=] survived the fall of its benefactors and remained an influential player in the galactic economy.
240	----
241	* EvilInc: One of the most predominant examples of this in the ''Star Wars'' universe, having hands in nearly every facet of the Empire's functioning and being one of the key reasons why it has control over the galaxy.
242	* KarmaHoudini: The company as a whole manages to survive the fall of the Empire despite being complicit in its crimes and is operating well into the reign of the New Republic.
243
244	!!!Executive Board
245
246	[[folder:Domina Tagge]]
247	!!Lady Domina Tagge
248	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/domina_tagge_sw.jpg]]
249	[[caption-width-right:300:''"I am Tagge Corporation. It lives and dies with me."'']]
250	!!!'''Species:''' Human
251
252	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' \| ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsWarOfTheBountyHunters War of the Bounty Hunters]]''
253
254	-->''"I've worked too hard to consolidate my family's power and bring Tagge Corp. into this century. I won't allow '''anything''' to jeopardize what I've built."''
255
256	The head of the Tagge family during the reign of the Empire.
257	----
258	* AdaptationalBadass: The ''Legends'' version of Domina was purely a schemer that preferred to let others do the fighting for her, though she was shown to be at least somewhat competent with an ion rifle. In canon, she was trained to fight since she was a child, fighting off several would-be assassins on her own. She's also the undisputed head of the family instead of a sheltered young woman who only becomes a threat after her brother's death.
259	* AdaptationalSexuality: She showed a romantic interest towards Luke in the 1980s Marvel ''Star Wars'' comics. In Canon, she becomes one of the ''many'' women that Doctor Aphra sleeps with.
260	* AdaptationalVillainy: In ''Legends'' she was considered to be the most "innocent" of the family and was kept in a religious order by her brother Orman to keep her from being corrupted by family politics. While that incarnation was eventually corrupted by Darth Vader, this iteration is rotten from the start.
261	* AffablyEvil: While she may be a ruthless corporate executive who supports the Empire, Domina is unfailingly polite, happy to offer praise for a job well-done, and will listen to her subordinates about why missions failed or didn't succeed entirely.
262	* AgeLift: She was only two years old when her mother died near the end of the Clone Wars in ''Legends''. In Canon, she's old enough to remember her parents and to have built a prototype battle droid in the lead-up to the Clone Wars as a child.
263	* AmbitionIsEvil: When the Empire came to power, most of Domina's siblings were nervous and feared [=TaggeCo=] would be ruined. She saw only opportunity and made their company indispensable to the Empire as a key supplier of ships, weapons, and communications equipment, not caring at all what crimes they were used for as the Empire expanded and tightened control over the galaxy.
264	* AssassinOutclassin: She has survived numerous assassination attempts by killing her attackers herself. These attacks are so frequent that she regards dispatching her assailants as little more than a nuisance.
265	* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Wields an experimental plasma protoblade on her arm built by her brother Silas and proves to be a deadly threat with it, cutting down numerous assassins with ease.
266	* BloodKnight: Almost every time she is in a fight, Domina is clearly having the time of her life and drops her typical stoic expression for one of manic glee at getting to unleash violence.
267	* ButForMeItWasTuesday: When one of Crimson Dawn's agents attempts to kill her while yelling it was for Sira (a Crimson Dawn mole she executed several issues prior), Domina casually kills him while remarking that she doesn't even know that name.
268	* CainAndAbel: She and the rest of her siblings are targeted by Boushh and his team at the behest of [[spoiler:Silas]], who wants sole control of the company. As punishment for this attempt, [[spoiler:Domina kills Silas herself and blackmails the Ubese team into work for her instead]].
269	* CanonImmigrant: Domina first appeared in the original Marvel ''Star Wars'' comic in 1980, with the 2020 run of ''Doctor Aphra'' marking her first appearance in canon.
270	* ChildProdigy: She was just a child around the time of the Clone Wars, and she was able to make a prototype battle droid (that was ultimately turned down by the Separatists in favor of the B1) that would prove to become a problem when the Droid Scourge starts possessing droids all over the galaxy.
271	* ChildrenForcedToKill: When she was only a child she fought off an assassination attempt, likely arranged by another Tagge, and stabbed her would be killer to death. That event was the second attempt on her life and made Domina swear to never be a pawn in her family's games.
272	* CompositeCharacter: With her brother Orman, who has been DemotedToExtra. She takes his place as the dangerous head of the company who used the Empire's rise to catapult the family from reasonably wealthy into a full on MegaCorp. Her protoblade also recalls ''Legends'' Orman's skill with a lightsaber.
273	* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Has no issue using blackmail, theft, sabotage, and murder as tactics to stay ahead of her corporate competition.
274	* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Ruthless corporate executive who is willing to kill family members she may be, but Domina shows a lot of care for her cousin and assistant Lapin, openly worrying over their safety at several points. [[spoiler:During the ''Dark Droids'' story arc, she even sends Lapin to safety in an escape pod rather than flee herself, noting they are the future of the company and must survive.]]
275	* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: The responsible to her three older brother's foolish. While each of them have areas where they are competent, none of them have the same vision or capabilities as Domina despite their belief to the contrary, which is how she rose to be the head of the company.
276	* IAmTheNoun: When her nephew Ronen notes that she has no heir and will one day need to retire and leave the company to someone, Domina grows furious and declares that she is the Tagge Corporation and that it would live and die with her.
277	* KickingAssInAllHerFinery: When the ''Acquisitor'' is assaulted by a team of five bounty hunters seeking to kill the executive board, Domina takes down three of them with a malfunctioning prototype blade while still in her long dress.
278	* LightIsNotGood: Her typical outfit is a golden dress, but Domina is very much aligned with the Empire in order to make money and is extremely ruthless in eliminating competition and threats.
279	* MakeAnExampleOfThem: After a pirate gang raided one of her ships and caused [=TaggeCo=] interests to drop 20% in that system, Domina arranges for the offending pirates to be ambushed, left adrift in their ship for a day, and then sent into the nearest sun to make clear what happens to those who attack [=TaggeCo=] and reassure investors.
280	* ModestRoyalty: Downplayed: While Domina has a serious ego and generally lives in luxury, her usual outfit is a plain gold robe with no adornment. In ''Legends'' this was a monastic robe, explaining its plainness, but in canon it's unclear why she prefers it to more elaborate clothing.
281	* SlasherSmile: When she gets the chance to engage in a fight, Domina typically has a chilling smile on her face and enjoys killing her foes with gleeful abandon.
282	* WeHaveReserves: Sacrifices a number of employees to [[spoiler:draw out Ronen and the Crimson Dawn moles within her fleet]]. In the aftermath another Tagge fleet arrives and Domina notes that the losses she has incurred are nowhere close to being a significant setback and are all replaceable.
283	[[/folder]]
284
285	[[folder:Orman Tagge]]
286	!!Orman Tagge
287	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/orman_tagge_sw.png]]
288	!!!'''Species:''' Human
289
290	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' \| ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsWarOfTheBountyHunters War of the Bounty Hunters]]''
291
292	An elder brother of Domina and Head of Manufacturing.
293	----
294	* AbledInTheAdaptation: Zigzagged between this and DisabledInTheAdaptation. In ''Legends'', he wore cybernetic goggles as a result of Darth Vader [[EyeScream giving him a lightsaber to the eyes]] as an adult. A family portrait of the Tagge family in the "Boushh" one-shot and a flashback during the ''Dark Droids'' comic-crossover shows him to have been wearing goggles since he was a child, implying that he's merely near-sighted in this continuity (and the flashback shows his eyes to still be intact), whereas there was no implication of him having eye problems before he met Vader in ''Legends''.
295	* AdaptationalDumbass: If Domina's disdain for him is any indication, this version of Orman is a moron with consistently terrible ideas despite being Head of Manufacturing and who is too idiotic to be an effective mole against the rest of the company. The most dismissive thing that could be said about his ''Legends'' counterpart is that not only was he more unhinged than the Canon version, he was only stupid enough to be dismissive of the Force in front of Vader and [[NeverMyFault not realizing that losing his eyes was his own fault]].
296	* AgeLift: He's at least a decade younger than his ''Legends'' counterpart. He was a young adult during the early days of the Empire with Domina being his kid sister in ''Legends'', but was still a child around the time of the Clone Wars and just a few years older than Domina in Canon.
297	* CanonImmigrant: Orman first appeared in the original Marvel ''Star Wars'' comic in 1980, with the 2020 run of ''Doctor Aphra'' marking his first appearance in canon.
298	* DemotedToExtra: In ''Legends'', he was the head of the company and a major villain in the original Marvel ''Star Wars'' comic. In Canon, he's simply the Head of Manufacturing and his original role has been taken by Domina, both InUniverse and narrative-wise.
299	* KnightTemplarBigBrother: He's very overprotective of Domina, although she doesn't think he's very helpful in that regard.
300	* SparedByTheAdaptation: The ''Legends'' version of Orman was killed within a year after the Battle of Yavin. The ''War of the Bounty Hunters'' comic arc in canon shows him to still be alive after the Battle of Hoth.
301	[[/folder]]
302
303	[[folder:Silas Tagge]]
304	!!Silas Tagge
305	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/silas_tagge_sw.png]]
306	%%[[caption-width-right:300:some caption text]]
307	!!!'''Species:''' Human
308
309	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' \| ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsWarOfTheBountyHunters War of the Bounty Hunters]]''
310
311	-->''"Little minds with little imagination. You can't put a price on genius and innovation."''
312
313	Another of Domina's brothers, Silas is a scientist and Head of Weapons Development.
314	----
315	* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: In ''Legends'', Silas cared very little about power or his career, and was more interested [[ForScience in his scientific pursuits]]. In canon, he's just as ambitious as the rest of his siblings.
316	* AgeLift: He's at least a decade younger than his ''Legends'' counterpart. He was a young adult during the early days of the Empire with Domina being his kid sister in ''Legends'', but was still a child around the time of the Clone Wars and just a few years older than Domina in Canon.
317	* CainAndAbel: He was [[spoiler:conspiring with Crimson Dawn to kill the rest of the Executive Board, which includes three of his siblings, in order to take control of the company himself due to feeling unappreciated]].
318	* CanonImmigrant: Silas first appeared in the original Marvel ''Star Wars'' comic in 1980, with the 2020 run of ''Doctor Aphra'' marking his first appearance in canon.
319	* DemotedToExtra: Like Orman, he had a much bigger role in the original Marvel ''Star Wars'' comic. In canon, he only shows up in a few issues [[spoiler:before being killed in the ''Boushh'' one-shot comic of ''War of the Bounty Hunters'']].
320	* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: [[spoiler:He was stated to have eventually died in ''Legends'', but how and when were not stated. In canon, he's killed by Domina some time after the Battle of Hoth.]]
321	* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler:He is run through by the protoblade he designed by Domina after trying to get her and the rest of the board killed.]]
322	* PrematurelyBald: All of his siblings still have their hair, while Silas has lost all of it on the top of his head. This is especially notable considering that he's a lot younger than his ''Legends'' counterpart.
323	[[/folder]]
324
325	[[folder:Ulric Tagge]]
326	!!Ulric Tagge
327	!!!'''Species:''' Human
328
329	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' \| ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsWarOfTheBountyHunters War of the Bounty Hunters]]''
330
331	Yet another of Domina's elder brothers, Ulric is the Head of Public Relations and Messaging.
332	----
333	* CanonImmigrant: Ulric first appeared in the original Marvel ''Star Wars'' comic in 1980, with the 2020 run of ''Doctor Aphra'' marking his first appearance in canon.
334	* SchrodingersCanon: It's unknown if he served in the Imperial Navy like he did in ''Legends''.
335	[[/folder]]
336
337	[[folder:Adelaide and Felix Tagge]]
338	!!Adelaide and Felix Tagge
339	!!!'''Species:''' Human
340
341	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' \| ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsWarOfTheBountyHunters War of the Bounty Hunters]]''
342
343	Adelaide is a cousin to the main Tagge family line who serves as the co-Head of Finance with her husband Felix.
344	----
345	* OutlivingOnesOffspring: [[spoiler:Their son Ronen is executed for attempting a coup against Domina.]]
346	[[/folder]]
347
348	[[folder:Layla Tagge-Faulken]]
349	!!Layla Tagge-Faulken
350	!!!'''Species:''' Human
351
352	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' \| ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsWarOfTheBountyHunters War of the Bounty Hunters]]''
353
354	A member of the Tagge family and Head of Talent Acquisition.
355	----
356	[[/folder]]
357
358	[[folder:Brace Tagge-Faulken]]
359	!!Brace Tagge-Faulken
360	!!!'''Species:''' Human
361
362	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' \| ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsWarOfTheBountyHunters War of the Bounty Hunters]]''
363
364	A member of the Tagge family and a Imperial officer.
365	----
366	[[/folder]]
367
368	!!!Other members
369
370	[[folder:Killian and Sanya Tagge]]
371	!!Killian and Sanya Tagge
372	!!!'''Species:''' Human
373
374	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]''[[note]]Flashback[[/note]]
375
376	The previous heads of the Tagge Corporation during the rise of the Empire, and the parents of Domina, Orman, Silas, Cassio and Ulric.
377	----
378	* AdaptationalVillainy: They were supporters of the Republic during the Clone Wars. However, in Canon, Domina claims that they supported the Separatists instead.
379	* CanonImmigrant: Sanya was part of the Tagge family's backstory in ''Legends'' and ''the'' original head of the corporation during the Clone Wars.
380	* NamedByTheAdaptation: The Tagge siblings' father was unnamed in ''Legends'', but was given the name Killian in Canon.
381	* SparedByTheAdaptation: They both died when Domina was two years old in ''Legends'', but apparently lived long enough in Canon to teach Domina how to build droids.
382	* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Despite living longer than their ''Legends'' counterparts, there's no word on their whereabouts after the Clone Wars.
383	[[/folder]]
384
385	[[folder:Ronen Tagge]]
386	!!Ronen Tagge
387	[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ronen_tagge_sw.jpg]]
388	%%[[caption-width-right:300:some caption text]]
389	!!!'''Species:''' Human
390
391	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]''
392
393	The son of Adelaide and Felix, Ronen lives on Canto Bight and is a collector of artifacts which he then destroys in order to be the last person to own them.
394	----
395	* ArcVillain: He is the main antagonist of the first story arc, "Fortune and Fate", of the second ''Doctor Aphra'' series.
396	* CoveredInScars: [[spoiler:After recovering from the explosion of the disintegration chamber, Ronen has numerous burn scars all over his body even after months in a bacta tank.]]
397	* HateSink: A spoilt, smug little bastard who destroys objects of immeasurable monetary, cultural and historical value simply so he can boast about being the last person to have ever touched them. Even Aphra, who cheerfully admits to being morally bankrupt, despises him and refuses to work with him, which says something.
398	* ItsAllAboutMe: He is obsessed with the idea of being the last person to ever touch priceless artifacts that he'll destroy them as soon as he gets them, regardless of the cultural loss.
399	-->'''Ronen:''' Owning something irreplaceable…something truly unique… it's a rush. And the only thing that makes my blood sing more than owning something precious… is being the last person to touch it.
400	* KickTheDog: Forces two artists to compliment the other's works and denigrate their own in the hopes that he'll spare one of them... only to destroy both objects and make the artists watch.
401	* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler:Somehow just barely survives his disintegration chamber exploding with him in it, possibly due to having the Rings of Vaale inside with him, but is horrifically injured]].
402	* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Domina gives one to Ronen when he tries to launch a coup against her.
403	-->'''Domina:''' What is there to take seriously? You are a petulant child. When you can't have something, you ruin it. How very like you, Ronen. You style yourself an emperor, but look around you. You've destroyed everything you wanted. What are you? The king of nothing.
404	* SmugSnake: Treats absolutely everyone around him with the same slimy disdain and views himself as smarter, more capable, and more deserving of everything than them. This even extends to his family, as he grows tired of being sidelined by Domina and plots to take [=TaggeCo=] for himself.
405	* SilverSpoonTroublemaker: He was given everything in his life without having to earn any of it and grew up to believe he can do whatever he wants without consequences, including waste money buying priceless items just to destroy them and killing those who get in the way of his hobby.
406	* UnderestimatingBadassery: Domina notes that Ronen underestimated Aphra and paid for it, and that she will not make the same mistake with her. [[spoiler:He later makes the same mistake with Domina herself, thinking he has her beaten when she has in fact paid off most of his soldiers and arranged to let him attempt a coup on her so she could record his confession and execute him without even his parents being able to protest]].
407	* VillainInAWhiteSuit: Wears a white suit that clearly marks his wealth and status, along with matching his hair.
408	* WhiteHairBlackHeart: Has the same amount of morality as he does color in his hair, which is to say none. His white hair is seemingly inherited from his father as Ronen is too young for it to be from age.
409	[[/folder]]
410
411	[[folder:Lapin Tagge]]
412	!!Lapin Tagge
413	!!!'''Species:''' Human
414
415	->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' \| ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsWarOfTheBountyHunters War of the Bounty Hunters]]''
416
417	A cousin and aide of Domina aboard [=TaggeCo=]'s flagship ''Acquisitor''.
418	----
419	* NumberTwo: They seem to be Domina's top aide.
420	* SecretaryOfEvil: They mostly handle logistical issues for Domina and are almost always seen with a datapad in hand. Of course, for Lapin "logistics" sometimes means killing spies.
421	* TokenCompetentMinion: Most of [=TaggeCo=]'s {{Mooks}} don't inspire much confidence, being outwitted or defeated by Aphra and her crew, but Lapin is seen efficiently eliminating four spies within the company and hunting down other moles.
422	* UndyingLoyalty: Lapin is probably the only Tagge who actually has this toward Domina, sticking with her not because she pays well, but because they actually support her vision for the company.
423	[[/folder]]
424

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