7276 was a B1-series battle droid in the Trade Federation Droid Army. During the closing phases of the Battle of Naboo, the battle droid approached Bombad General Jar Jar Binks and told him to surrender, which the Gungan quickly did.
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Training Lightsaber
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Originating from planet Patrolia, Patrolians are a highly intelligent fish-like species.
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