Aurra Sing
A background extra at a podrace who became one of the animated era’s most reliable killers.
Topic
prequel trilogy
17 entries filed under this topic across the library, the dossiers and the dispatches.
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Dossiers (16)
All dossiersC-3PO
Built by a nine-year-old slave on Tatooine and present, terrified, at every turning point for the next seventy years.
Captain Panaka
Ran the security detail that kept a fourteen-year-old queen alive, and spent the film being told his job was not necessary.
Captain Typho
Lost an eye protecting the Queen and was promptly told to stop worrying so much.
Cliegg Lars
Bought a woman out of slavery, married her, and lost a leg trying to get her back.
Dexter Jettster
A four-armed short-order cook who identified the murder weapon the entire Jedi Archive could not.
Gardulla the Hutt
Owned Shmi and Anakin Skywalker, and lost them on a bet.
General Grievous
A Kaleesh warlord rebuilt as a machine so he could collect the lightsabers of people who were better than him.
Jango Fett
The best bounty hunter in the galaxy, hired to be the template for the army that ends the Republic.
Mace Windu
The Order’s champion, right about Palpatine and wrong about how to handle him, in that order.
R2-D2
The most consequential character in Star Wars, and the only one who never explains himself.
Sebulba
The best podracer on Tatooine, entirely because he cheats and no one has managed to prove it.
Shmi Skywalker
The saga begins with a woman letting her son go, and the whole tragedy runs off that one decision.
Sly Moore
Stood at Palpatine’s shoulder through the fall of the Republic and was never once asked to explain herself.
Watto
Owned a nine-year-old boy and his mother, and is remembered mainly for being immune to a hand gesture.
Zam Wesell
A shapeshifter hired to kill a senator, and silenced by her own employer mid-sentence.
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Comics (1)
All comicsStar Wars Manga: The Phantom Menace
Kia Asamiya — Silent Möbius, Batman: Child of Dreams — adapts the 1999 film in two volumes, and is the only one of the four manga artists to draw…
