The T-6 shuttle, also called the Jedi T-6 shuttle, was an unarmed transport used by the Jedi Order. An older design, it saw greater use during the Clone Wars. By the time of the early rebellion against the Galactic Empire, the shuttle cockpit was used in the design of the A/SF-01 B-wing starfighter.
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An unidentified Gungan female who lived in Jan-gwa city on Naboo during the Clone Wars was the mother of Roo-Roo Page.
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The Pacithhip were a sentient species native to the planet Shimia in the Outer Rim Territories. Members of the species were short, squat pachydermoid bipeds with long, thick tails and rough, blue, green or gray skin.
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Lunker was a male Gungan security captain on Naboo during the time of the Clone Wars.
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Zinn Toa was a male Nautolan child that was born during the time of the Clone Wars. He was kidnapped by the notorious bounty hunter, Cad Bane, at the behest of Darth Sidious, who had planned to use him, along with other Force-sensitive children, to create an army of dark side spies.
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Black Stall Station was a space station in the Outer Rim Territories, specifically in the Rogue Antar system used as a hideout by the bounty hunter Cad Bane during the Clone Wars.
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Nuknog was a reptilian sentient species that was native to the planet Sump. They had bulbous heads and small brains. They also have short tempers and their diminished brain capacity means they are not often very successful in society. Ark Roose, a podracer who participated in the Boonta Eve Classic race on the desert planet Tatooine during 32 BBY was a Nuknog.
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Mahtee Dunn was a female Rodian who lived on Rodia with her son, Wee Dunn, during the Clone Wars. Her son was a Force-sensitive, and he was to become a member of the Jedi Order once he was old enough.
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Jan-gwa city was a Gungan city on Naboo located by a waterfall. Unlike most Gungan cities, it was only partially submerged in water.
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The Kiffar were a near-human species from the planets Kiffu and Kiffex. Although they seemed human in appearance, Kiffar were distinguished by their scarlet blood and facial tattoos, which indicated their clan affiliation on their species’ homeworlds.
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