0-0-0
A protocol droid specialising in etiquette, translation and torture, in that order.
Topic
droid
21 entries filed under this topic across the library, the dossiers and the dispatches.
- 0books
- 0comics
- 21dossiers
- 0dispatches
Who is involved
Dossiers (21)
All dossiers2-1B
The surgical droid who puts Luke back together twice, on Hoth and after Bespin.
4-LOM
A protocol droid whose logic glitched its way out of its own programming and into the bounty trade.
AP-5
A cargo-inventory droid with a beautiful voice and a very low opinion of his own life.
BB-8
The plot device that rolls, and the best practical-effects gamble the sequel trilogy took.
BD-1
A bipedal exploration droid who spends two games clinging to a fugitive Jedi’s shoulder.
BT-1
An astromech chassis packed with every weapon that would fit, and no protocol restraints at all.
C-3PO
Built by a nine-year-old slave on Tatooine and present, terrified, at every turning point for the next seventy years.
Chopper
A malicious, half-repaired astromech who is in this for himself and saves the galaxy anyway.
EV-9D9
The droid overseer in Jabba’s basement, running a torture chamber for machines.
Guri
A machine built to be indistinguishable from a woman, who spends a sequel trying to find out if she is one.
HK-47
An assassin droid who prefaces every sentence with its own emotional label and calls you a meatbag.
Huyang
The droid who has taught every Jedi in twenty-five thousand years how to build a lightsaber.
IG-11
An assassin droid reprogrammed as a nurse, which turns out to be the same protocol pointed the other way.
IG-88
A chrome assassin droid in the bounty hunter line-up, with about four seconds of film and forty years of backstory.
K-2SO
Built by the Empire to kill rebels, reprogrammed by one, and constitutionally incapable of tact.
L3-37
Assembled herself out of astromech and protocol parts, started a droid revolt, and ended up inside the Falcon.
Q9-0
A mercenary pilot droid voiced by Richard Ayoade, shot in the head mid-sentence.
R2-D2
The most consequential character in Star Wars, and the only one who never explains himself.
R5-D4
The droid Luke almost bought. Its motivator blows, and the galaxy changes.
Todo 360
Cad Bane’s toolkit with opinions, and emphatically not a butler droid.
