An enormous subspecies of the reptilian, semi-sentient rancor species, jungle rancors, also known as hunter rancors, had clearly defined shells and proportions resembling that of a turtle, with larger heads relative to the rest of their bodies.
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Can-cell were a species of flying insect found of a number of planets across the galaxy, including Batuu, Kashyyyk, Aleen, Ryloth, Rodia, Taul, and Teth. They had quad wings and large eyes, and were capable of growing to over three meters (nine foot ten inches) in length.
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The meiloorun fruit, also known as meiloorun melon or simply meiloorun, was a type of orange fruit.
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Ryloth was a planet in the Ryloth system of the Outer Rim Territories, and the homeworld of the Twi’lek species. Its terrain varied, filled with jungles, mesas, valleys, and volcanoes, and had an atmosphere breathable for Twi’leks and humans alike.
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The opee sea killer, sometimes referred to as simply an opee, was a large meat-eating crustaceous sea creature of approximately twenty meters in length; a hybrid of crustacean and fish, that inhabited the watery planet core of Naboo.
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Hera Syndulla was a Twi’lek female revolutionary who became a central figure in the early rebellion against the Galactic Empire and the formation of the Alliance to Restore the Republic.
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Serin was a Twi’lek female who was a member of the nascent Free Ryloth Movement shortly after the formation of the Galactic Empire.
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TI-99 was a T-series military strategic analysis and tactics droid who served Admiral Trench aboard the Invincible during the Clone Wars.
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A vicious, predatory creature native to Maridun, the mastif phalone is a flightless avian that is nearly as large as a landspeeder and impossible to domesticate.
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The Consular-class cruiser (Charger c70 retrofit), also known as the Charger C70 Combat Refit, or the Republic frigate, was a modified variant of Consular-class space cruiser that saw service with the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars.
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