Admiral Statura
A veteran officer whose job in the film is to explain why Starkiller Base can be destroyed at all.
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29 entries filed under this topic across the library, the dossiers and the dispatches.
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Dossiers (28)
All dossiersAllegiant General Pryde
An old Imperial who never stopped taking orders from Palpatine, across thirty-five years and one death.
Amilyn Holdo
Refused to explain herself to a subordinate, was right, and paid for it at lightspeed.
Armitage Hux
A boy raised inside a defeated army, given a bigger gun than the Empire ever built and no idea what to do after firing it.
Bala-Tik
Negotiates for the Guavians, backed by soldiers who do not have faces.
BB-8
The plot device that rolls, and the best practical-effects gamble the sequel trilogy took.
Captain Canady
An old Imperial who saw the bombers coming, said so, and went down with the dreadnought anyway.
Captain Peavey
An Imperial veteran who thought General Hux was a nepotism appointment, and was correct.
Captain Phasma
Chrome armour, two films, almost no screen time, and a novel that quietly makes her the most self-interested person in the First Order.
Cardo
The band’s armourer, and the only one of them who would rather shoot than swing.
Commander D’Acy
Ground forces commander for a movement that keeps running out of ground.
Finn
The only stormtrooper the saga ever let take the helmet off and keep talking.
Jannah
Led an entire stormtrooper company in laying down its weapons, which is the mutiny Finn thought he was alone in.
Jessika Pava
A Resistance X-wing pilot from Dandoran who got considerably more life in the comics than on screen.
Kaydel Ko Connix
Junior controller at D’Qar in one film, running the room by the third.
Lieutenant Mitaka
Top of his class at the Academy, and best remembered for being lifted off the deck by the throat.
Maz Kanata
A thousand years of watching galactic powers rise and fall, from behind a bar.
Ochi of Bestoon
A contract killer on Palpatine’s payroll for fifty years, remembered mostly as a skeleton in a desert.
Paige Tico
The opening sequence of The Last Jedi belongs to her, and she does not survive it.
Poe Dameron
The best pilot in the Resistance, promoted and demoted roughly in proportion to how much he was listening.
Ren
The original Ren — the name is the weapon, and it is inherited by whoever takes it.
Rose Tico
The Resistance seen from the engine room, by someone who joined because the First Order strip-mined her home.
Supreme Leader Snoke
Grown in a vat on Exegol to be a puppet, and given the best villain dialogue in the sequel trilogy anyway.
Tasu Leech
Refuses to speak Basic on principle, and lets the rifle do the talking.
Trudgen
The biggest of the Knights, carrying a vibrocleaver and a helmet taken off someone else.
Unkar Plutt
Sets the exchange rate between salvage and food on a planet where both are scarce.
Vicrul
Believed his scythe collected souls, and that each one made him stronger.
Zorii Bliss
Ran the spice crew Poe Dameron abandoned, and made him say the word "spice runner" out loud in front of his friends.
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Comics (1)
All comicsStar Wars: Legacy of Vader
Kylo Ren between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker: Supreme Leader of the First Order, haunted by a grandfather he never met, and increasingly…
