Krabe was a human male Scout Trooper Commander that served the Galactic Empire in 14 BBY. He was stationed on Bogano and recorded a tactical report on its fauna.
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Wyyyschokk
Wyyyschokk was a species of gigantic spider that lived on the planet Kashyyyk. Both highly intelligent and extremely hostile, they could ensnare prey by casting webbing at them from a distance, and would often wait to ambush their prey by attacking them from above or below.
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Zaur was a species of lizard native to the planet Bogano. They had a low stance and an adhesive grip, allowing them to travel quickly across many types of surfaces, including cavern walls.
Read MoreThe Clone Wars S05E11 A Sunny Day in the Void
After a comet damages their shuttle, R2-D2, Colonel Gascon, and the other droids crash on a desolate planet where they must make their way across a bewildering expanse of emptiness to carry out their mission.
Read MoreMari Kosan
Mari Kosan was a human female who served as a lieutenant in Saw Gerrera’s Partisans.
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Cere Junda, a Force-sensitive human female, was a Jedi Master, who mentored Padawan Cal Kestis in the ways of the Force during the rise of the Galactic Empire.
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A splox was a type of large, non-sentient insect native to the Outer Rim planet Bogano.
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Slyyygs were large carnivorous gastropods found in the forests of the planet Kashyyyk.
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The shyyyo bird was a rare species of massive blue-blooded bird native to the planet Kashyyyk. Sightings of shyyyo birds were extremely rare, and the creatures were once thought to be legends.
Read MoreThe Imperial Grand Admirals
Appointed unexpectedly by Emperor Palpatine at the New Year Fete Week celebrations of 2 BBY, the twelve Grand Admirals were the most senior officers of the Imperial Navy and answered directly to the Emperor, or his authorized executors, in all matters. The creation of the rank was widely recognized as a means to increase the Emperor’s direct control of the Imperial Military.
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