Banshees were a non-sentient species of airborne predators native to the planet Umbara. During the Battle of Umbara in the Clone Wars, wild banshees attacked the Galactic Republic’s clone troopers on several occasions.
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Hoban
Hoban was a human male who worked as a farmer in a village during the Imperial Era, alongside his Neera.
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“Ringo” was the nickname of a clone trooper who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars as part of the 501st Legion.
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Rex, formerly designated CT-7567, was a veteran Clone Captain, Clone Commander, and Advanced Recon Commando who commanded the Grand Army of the Republic’s famed 501st Legion of clone troopers during the Clone Wars.
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The Scutiger-100 stealth droid, also known as the millicreep droid, was an assassin droid used by the Umbaran militia during the Battle of Umbara at 21 BBY.
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Pong Krell was a Besalisk male Jedi Master who, during the Clone Wars, served as a Jedi General in the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Known as the “Shadow World” due to the lack of sunlight on its surface, was a planet located within the Expansion Region. The planet was also an exporter of doonium, a metal utilized in the construction of starships.
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The Sollux species was humanoid, and reptilian or amphibian. They were sentient, and had light green and white skin, purple, pupil-less eyes and branch-like brown hair with orange fruit-like growths.
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Neera was a human female who worked as a farmer in a village during the Imperial Era, alongside her twin brother. During her time in the village, the sister was saved from falling bales of harvested crops by Jedi Purge survivor Ahsoka Tano, who was living and working in the village under the alias “Ashla”.
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