Axe Woves
Fought for Mandalore, then sold the same skills to whoever was buying.
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26 entries filed under this topic across the library, the dossiers and the dispatches.
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Fought for Mandalore, then sold the same skills to whoever was buying.
A terrorist, then a regent, then a claimant — the longest political arc anyone in Star Wars has been given.
The muscle, and a demonstration that muscle is not enough.
An Alderaanian shock trooper with no planet to go home to and no war left to fight.
A sheriff in borrowed Mandalorian armour, holding one town together on a planet with no government.
A bounty hunter who breaks the one rule of his profession in his first episode and spends three seasons paying for it.
Left for dead in the Dune Sea, rebuilt with cybernetics, and promoted to the second most dangerous person on Tatooine.
Runs an underground fighting pit, gambles on it, and tries to sell a Mandalorian’s armour.
The middleman: he does not hunt anyone, he just decides who gets to.
A fifty-year-old infant of a species Lucasfilm still refuses to name, and the most consequential new character in forty years of Star Wars.
An assassin droid reprogrammed as a nurse, which turns out to be the same protocol pointed the other way.
The host of a children’s game show who turned out, three years later, to be the Jedi who saved Grogu.
One of Bo-Katan’s Nite Owls, hijacking Imperial freighters to fund a claim to a dead planet.
Worked off three lifetimes of indenture, then spent his freedom helping a stranger for nothing. I have spoken.
An ex-Imperial sharpshooter with a mouth on him, and the only person in the show who says what the Empire actually did.
An ex-ISB officer holding the Darksaber and a plan the New Republic has not noticed yet.
The biggest man in the covert, carrying a name with a much longer history than he has.
Runs Docking Bay 3-5 and asks no questions she is not paid to ask.
A mercenary pilot droid voiced by Richard Ayoade, shot in the head mid-sentence.
The extraction target, who ends the episode back in a cell he never left.
Assembles crews for jobs he has no intention of paying out on.
She keeps the forge, the creed and the history, and she is the reason the helmet stays on.
The first bounty the series shows being collected, and the only one who gets to complain about it.
Took a Guild-entry bounty far above his level and briefly, disastrously, succeeded.
Knife-thrower, ex-partner, and the only person who knows what Din Djarin looks like from the neck up.
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Yusuke Osawa’s chapter-for-chapter manga adaptation of the first season of The Mandalorian, serialised in Square Enix’s Big Gangan and collected by…