Birnok was a human male prisoner in the Narkina 5 Imperial Prison Complex. He perished after he was shot for attempting to climb onto the Unit Five-Two-D walkway during the prison uprising.
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North-1
North-1 was the callsign of a human individual who served in the Preox-Morlana Corporate Tactical Forces. During the Imperial Era, North-1 led North Team in an ambush on Ferrix.
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Jinx was a Twi’lek male Jedi youngling. Along with fellow younglings Kalifa and O-Mer, he was captured on a training mission by Trandoshan hunters.
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With a snap of their fingers, the user’s target is eradicated from the inside out by a sudden explosion of spirit ichor energy.
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Kloris was a human male who was a driver for Senator Mon Mothma on Coruscant in 5 BBY.
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Teenar was a human male who served as a Senator in the Imperial Senate.
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West-4 was the call sign of a human individual who served in the Preox-Morlana Corporate Tactical Forces.
Read MoreThe Clone Wars S03E19 Counter Attack
With freed prisoners in their possession and the brutal warden attempting desperately to thwart them, Obi-Wan and Anakin search for a way out of the Citadel and back to Coruscant. The prison, however, has more traps, perils, and pitfalls in store for them than they had imagined and they must work past their differences if they are to escape. Their bid to board their shuttle fails when heavy weapons fire destroys the escape craft. ARC trooper Echo dies in the blast. The escapees then flee to the caves and call for rescue from the Jedi Temple on Coruscant.
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Pure beams of ichor energy radiate from the user’s palms, capable of obliterating most substances in the galaxy.
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The Imperial ISB Interrogator Doctor Gorst created the Sonic Helmet that contained choral dying screams of the Dizonites, a sentient species native to the Outer Rim Territories moon Dizon Fray, which caused severe emotional distress to those who listened to them.
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