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Mol Arcasite is a bounty hunter in the Star Wars novel, Trail of the Jedi, part of a Star Wars book series. The cover of the 2004 DVD widescreen release of the modified original Star Wars Trilogy. ...
Mol Arcarsite is described as cruel and ruthless: she doesn't care if she takes away innocent lives to get her prey, nor does she care if she brings her prey back dead. Mol and four other bounty hunters were hired by granta Omega to capture Obi-wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker for a large sum of money. She first attacked them with a cruiser on Ragoon-6, but the jedi destroyed her cruiser, and Mol escaped on a swoop bike. However, she did not attack again, for Mol knows not to mess with her prey when her first attack fails badly. A bounty hunter is an individual who seeks out fugitives (Hunting) for a monetary reward (Bounty), for apprehending by law, if such laws exist. ...
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Bobb, Feskitt In the Expanded Universe Star Wars novels, Feskit Bobb is a Mandallian Giant working as a bounty hunter during the early years of the Galactic Empire (Star Wars). It was during this time that Bobb captured the killer known as Kardem, an event that seemed to put him on the fast track to success. However, Bobb's ruthless nature and his use of disruptor weapons earned him the ire of many prospective employers, not to mention the Bounty Hunters Guild. Later, Bobb answered the call of Tobbi Dala and Fenn Shysa to rebuild the Mandalorian Protectors. However, Bobb's ideals didn't mesh with the Mandalorian traditions, and he eventually left Mandalore to work on his own. He was killed by Jodo Kast, who mistook him for Boba Fett and who used Bobb's armor to impersonate Fett. Splinter of the Minds Eye, 1978 The Expanded Universe (also known as the EU) encompasses all of the officially licensed, fictional background of the Star Wars universe, outside of the six feature films produced by George Lucas. ...
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This list is about the Mandalorians from the fictional Star Wars universe. ...
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Bossk | Star Wars character |
 | | Bossk | | Position | Bounty hunter | | Homeworld | Trandosha | | Species | Trandoshan | | Gender | Male | | Height | 1.9 metres | | Affiliation | None (mercenary) | | Portrayer | Alan Harris | Bossk is a Trandoshan bounty hunter and pilot of Hound's Tooth best known for snarling at Admiral Piett for disparaging remarks about bounty hunters in The Empire Strikes Back. As Trandoshans are traditional enemies of the Wookiees, this three-fingered, three-toed reptiloid long specialized in hunting down Wookiees - sometimes enslaving them for the Empire, sometimes skinning them for their pelts. When Bossk was young, he murdered and ate his father Cradossk to gain control of the Bounty Hunter's Guild. The cover of the 2004 DVD widescreen release of the modified original Star Wars Trilogy. ...
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Bossk has a long-standing vendetta against Chewbacca leading to several run-ins with he and Han Solo; each time Bossk was humiliated when they escaped from him. He and Boba Fett teamed up on Ord Mantell in an attempt to capture Solo and Chewbacca, but was betrayed to the Empire after being tricked into liberating a Wookiee prison camp and nearly skinned for it. Bossk heeded Darth Vader's call to rendezvous with other bounty hunters aboard Vader's Super Star Destroyer, the Executor. Later, he and other hunters tried to wrest the prized catch - Han Solo in carbonite - away from Boba Fett. Chewbacca (or Chewie) (c. ...
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Years after the Battle of Endor, Bossk retired due to his age from professional hunting. He later ran into Han Solo on a space station during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, where he unwisely taunted Han about Chewbacca's recent death. A fistfight ensued, and Bossk was last seen in a holding cell.
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Dengar Dengar appeared briefly in The Empire Strikes Back and can also be spotted among the menagerie of fiends at Jabba's Palace in Return of the Jedi. The cold bounty hunter and pilot of Punishing One was hired by the Empire to hunt down the Millennium Falcon. He appeared as a middle-aged man of heavy-build in dark brown armor with cloth wrapped around his head. The cover of the 2004 DVD widescreen release of the modified original Star Wars Trilogy. ...
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In addition to the reward promised by Vader, Dengar was especially eager to find the Falcon from a personal grudge he held against Han Solo. Dengar injured himself badly in a swoop race with Solo and was forced to take drastic measures to preserve his life; he became a cyborg thanks to Imperial experimentation. The parts of his brain controlling emotions such as compassion, mercy and pity were removed, leaving him a shell of his former self, a completely merciless killer. During much of his career he was considered more ruthless than Boba Fett himself, and usually performed assassinations rather than live captures. Despite all of this, Dengar was not an evil man; he simply couldn't help the fact that the Empire had modified his brain. He was often disgusted at what he had done. Han Solo (born 29 BBY), a character in the fictional Star Wars universe, is played by Harrison Ford in the Star Wars film series. ...
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Eventually Dengar would meet a humanoid woman called Manaroo and fall in love. Through sharing her mind with Dengar, Manaroo gave him back his senses of love and compassion. Dengar then renounced his occupation as a bounty hunter, and after a brief spell as partner with Fett, he retired.
Interesting note: Dengar was the one who found Boba Fett after he was "eaten" by the Sarlacc. He rescued him and he and his girlfriend Manaroo were the only two people to see Boba Fett's face since he became a bounty hunter.
In Dark Force Rising, by Timothy Zahn, Mara Jade is taken prisoner for a short time by a bounty hunter. She later kills the man, and after searching him for identification, finds an ID card that reads Dengar Roth. It was later revealed that this was a forged ID card carried by a man impersonating the real Dengar.
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Durge Durge was a Gen'Dai bounty hunter, a nearly unstoppable warrior driven by century-old grudges. Completely encased in his battered high-impact armor, Durge's true form is concealed from all. Though he is a bounty hunter, he is on no one's side but his own - he cares not for his employer's wishes, or the monetary reward for his work. He tracks his prey solely for love of the hunt, and to feed his bloodlust which has spanned over hundreds of worlds across nearly two thousand years. The cover of the 2004 DVD widescreen release of the modified original Star Wars Trilogy. ...
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Durge was born two millennia before the fall of the Republic, and was regarded as an ideal example of his kind. But it took a new-found love for violence, along with witnessing bounty hunters in action, that lured Durge away from his tribe and into a lifetime of bloodlust, becoming as a student under the most experienced and dangerous bounty hunters in the universe. About a millennium before the events of The Phantom Menace, Durge was in service to one of the few remaining Sith. He faced and fought many Jedi, developing counter moves from every battle. By the time the Sith were wiped out, Durge went into hiding to escape the Jedi. 900 years later, Durge successfully completed a bounty to assassinate the leader of the Mandalorians. But the Mandalorians avenged this when they used Durge's immortality against him, making him an undying victim of many unspeakable tortures before he finally escaped from his captors. Film poster for Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace is a 1999 film by George Lucas starring Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, and Jake Lloyd. ...
It took nearly a century of hibernation to regenerate from the damage the Mandalorians inflicted. But Durge had only become more psychotic and savage during the ordeal, from which he emerged with the intent of killing every last Mandalorian. By the time he reawakened, he learned the Mandalorians had been long dead. Cheated out of his revenge, Durge found purpose eradicating clones of the Mandalorians' best soldier, Jango Fett, when he worked for Count Dooku during the Clone Wars and became his new bounty hunter, replacing both Jango Fett and Cydon Prax. He helped Asajj Ventress in the slaughter of the Gungan's Oma'Duhn colony on the moon of Naboo. Durge was also defeated and seemingly killed by Obi-Wan Kenobi at the Battle of Muunilinst, but survived to become a commander of the separatist army (Star Wars: Clone Wars). Jango Fett (66 – 22 BBY). ...
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Durge was later sent by Count Dooku to take out a Corellian named Drama Korr. In the process of doing this he encountered Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, who were searching for Asajj Ventress at the time. Durge was then killed by Anakin Skywalker when his escape pod fell into a star (Obsession mini-series).
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Greedo | Star Wars character |
Greedo confronts Han Solo in Chalmun's Cantina. | | Greedo | | Position | Bounty hunter | | Homeworld | Rodia | | Species | Rodian | | Gender | Male | | Height | 1.65 metres | | Affiliation | None (mercenary) | | Portrayer | Paul Blake & Maria De Aragon (uncredited) | - "Coona T'Chuta, Solo?"
Greedo is the Rodian bounty hunter who was killed by Han Solo in the cantina on Tatooine in A New Hope. Greedo was attempting to extort money out of Solo, but wasn't watching him closely enough. Solo secretly drew his gun and shot him. The cover of the 2004 DVD widescreen release of the modified original Star Wars Trilogy. ...
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In the original cinematic release of the film, Greedo does not fire at all. Solo shoots first. In the 1997 re-release of the film, Greedo gets a poorly-aimed shot at Solo from about two feet away before Solo fires. George Lucas has said that this change is to enhance Solo's overall heroism, and (in Entertainment Weekly) that he'd originally planned it this way. The altered scene has irked many fans before and after. In the 2004 DVD version both now pull the trigger at the about same time, though Greedo still shoots first). The following are partial lists of changes in Star Wars re-releases. ...
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In his earlier life, Greedo fled Rodia at the age of 3 when his father was murdered. His pregnant mother and his two uncles relocated to a new planet along with a clan of peaceful Rodian, known as the Tetsus. The same people who murdered his father eventually tracked down the Tetsus and Greedo's family when he was 15, slaughtering most of the clan. The few that escaped in the clan's hidden spaceships went to Nar Shaddaa. There, the surviving Rodians made their home in the Correllian sector and worked in the business district of level 88. Greedo befriended and became a hangeron to a pair of bounty hunters by saving their lives during an apprehension. He later tipped them off about a Rebel enclave located near his clan's residences on level 88 , and received a cut of the Imperial reward; this money came at a considerable price when the Imperials moved in- during the battle, the entire level collapsed from the explosions, killing Greedo's family. He planned to buy his own ship with the money but couldn't resist trying to cut the price by stealing some parts. Unfortunately those parts were intended for the Millennium Falcon and he was caught by an angry Chewbacca. Han took Greedo's prized Rancor-skin jacket as payment. Greedo vowed revenge. After the collapse of level 88, which Greedo and one of the bounty hunter barely escaped, they travelled to Tatooine to work for Jabba the Hutt. Greedo, still eager for revenge eagerly took the contract on Han Solo, not knowing it would be the last thing he would ever do. Nar Shaddaa is the largest moon that orbits the planet of Nal Hutta in the fictional Star Wars Expanded Universe. ...
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Paul Blake played Greedo in the shots that feature both Greedo and Han Solo in the same frame. For Greedo's closeups, a new articulated head was built for pickups at the end of the shoot, and Maria De Aragon was enlisted to play the Rodian. During pickups, Greedo's costume vest changes significantly, as do his hands. In the original shoot, Greedo has long, suction-cup tipped fingers, and in pickups, he has swollen knuckles and shorter fingers.
After Greedo's death, his body was ground up by Chalmun's C2-R4 multipurpose droid for his bartender, Wuher. The rare pheromones in Greedo's corpse were the last ingredient Wuher needed to create the perfect drink. The resulting cocktail was exquisite.
Another Rodian named Wald (Warwick Davis) is seen as a childhood friend of Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace Since Wald's name is never mentioned on camera, he is often thought to be a young Greedo. There was a scene shot in which young Anakin gets into a fight with Greedo, but it was cut from the final release of the film. Warwick Davis Warwick Davis (born February 3, 1970, Epsom, Surrey, England, UK) is an actor noted for being short — he is three feet six inches (about one metre) tall. ...
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Montross | Star Wars character |
 | | Montross | | Position | None (mercenary) | | Homeworld | Mandalore | | Species | Human | | Gender | Unknown | | Height | Unknown | | Affiliation | Mandalorian (Formerly) (mercenary) | | Portrayer | Voiced by Clancy Brown | Montross was a character from the video game Star Wars: Bounty Hunter and comic book miniseries Jango Fett: Open Seasons. He was a vengeful Mandalorian with a desire to be their leader. He befriended and later betrayed Jaster Mereel, leaving Jango Fett to become the leader of the Mandalorians. After the Mandalorians were almost entirely annihilated at the Battle of Galidraan, Montross became a bounty hunter and was known never to take a bounty in alive. Jango was one of his greatest enemies, and eventually met his end by Jango and the Bando Gora's hands, shortly before Jango killed the Dark Jedi Komari Vosa. The cover of the 2004 DVD widescreen release of the modified original Star Wars Trilogy. ...
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His personality and modus operandi are adequately summed up in a cutscene that plays during the game. Montross is seen cornering a bounty on an unknown planet.
"Montross! I'll pay you double! Triple! Please... I'm worth more alive!"
Montross then levels his gun at the man's head and says, "You're worth enough dead," before pulling the trigger.
Nobis, Ona Ona Nobis is a bounty hunter from the planet of Sorrus. In the Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice series, she is hired by Jenna Zan Arbor to lure Qui-Gon Jinn to Zan Arbor's headquarters for experiments. Nobis also does Zan Arbor's dirty work on the planet of Belasco. However, she is killed when Obi-Wan Kenobi and Siri Tachi force her off of the Belasco capital tower. // Ragoon 6 A dangerous, yet lush world, Ragoon 6 was the location of a Jedi training site. ...
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Nord, Calo | Star Wars character |
 | | Calo Nord | | Position | Deceased | | Homeworld | Unknown | | Species | Human | | Gender | Male | | Height | 1.5 meters | | Affiliation | The Exchange, bounty hunter, mercenary | | Portrayer | None | Calo Nord is a character from the game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. He was a bounty hunter in the time of the Old Republic, 4,000 years before the Galactic Civil War. He was sold into slavery by his parents, but on his 16th birthday he killed his owners and then his parents. He soon became a bounty hunter and worked for Davik Kang's Exchange. He nearly died when the Sith bombed Taris, but survived and took a contract from the Sith to hunt down Bastila Shan. He was subsequently slain by an amnesiac Darth Revan during the search for the Star Maps. The cover of the 2004 DVD widescreen release of the modified original Star Wars Trilogy. ...
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He was known for an interesting quirk: if annoyed by someone without a bounty or his personal grudge, he would count to three. If the person did not stop annoying him, he would kill them when he reached three, using a combination of blasters and flash grenades.
Sing, Aurra Aurra Sing is a bounty hunter and former Jedi apprentice, who made a brief appearance in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace during the Podrace scene. It was also revealed in a comic that she had had an encounter with Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn years earlier than this when they were sent to a densely populated planet in the Outer Rim to respond to a distress call from fellow Jedi Mana Veridi. Sing killed Veridi just as they arrived. Obi-Wan was telling this story to Han Solo in this comic and said he believed their paths would cross again (they wouldn't as Darth Vader slayed Kenobi hours later). The cover of the 2004 DVD widescreen release of the modified original Star Wars Trilogy. ...
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She is portrayed with a mostly bald head surmounted by a sensor implant, a tracker utility vest over orange-red body paint, and heavy leather boots for desert travel. The character, or at least the appearance of model Michonne Bourriague, was so popular with fans that the character was expanded into the Star Wars comics. Michonne Bourriague is a model who played Aurra Sing in the movie Star Wars Episode I. She has a disproportionately large fan base on the Internet; this has lead to her characters expansion into the comic universe. ...
The character was first conceived in a sketch labeled "Babe Fett", by Lucasfilm's Doug Chiang. After that, she appeared in many of the books including the Boba Fett series. She is a ruthless bounty hunter, one of the best. Little is known about her. She was born to a glitterstim addict on the hutt moon Nar Shadaa, where the Dark Woman found her at the age of 2 in 53 BBY. She was taken to Coruscant, and for 7 years was a Youngling. When she was nine years old, she was offworld on a mission with the Dark Woman when her vessel was hijacked by pirates who enslaved her. To lessen her resistance, the pirate told her that she had been sold to them by the Dark Woman. This would have the unintended side effect of engendering enormous hatred of Jedi within Sing. Aurra Sing learned from the pirates all the skills of the pirate trade, until her growing prowess and anger began to suggest to the pirate's leader that she was only learning the better to take her revenge on the pirates. So she was sold to Nooga the Hutt, who intended to turn her into his own personal warrior. She was handed over to the infamous Anzati vampire-assassins, who enhanced her bio-chemically, and taught her all the ways of the assassin. Upon the Anzati's rendition of Sing to Nooga, she killed Nooga and fell to the dark side, becoming the self-proclaimed "bane of the Jedi." As part of her hatred towards the Jedi, she kills at least 6 Jedi for sport, collecting their lightsabers as trophies, much like General Grievous. Sing was the cause of Sharad Hett's death, the father of A'sharad Hett. Sing was employed for a time by Count Dooku, who sent her to find Boba Fett, as the boy was thought to have information vital to the Separatist cause. Upon discovering that young Fett was heir to a large amount of money, Sing attempted to take the money herself. This plan failed, however, when the young Fett escaped her on Aargau. Doug Chiang is an American movie designer and artist. ...
In the fictional Star Wars universe, spice usually refers to an illegal narcotic or a controlled substance. ...
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The Dark Woman is a fictional character in the Star Wars universe. ...
Fans of the fictional Star Wars universe keep track of the dates of key events with a dating system (or calendar) centered around the Battle of Yavin featured in Star Wars: A New Hope. ...
Coruscant (pronounced //) is the name of a fictional planet in the Star Wars universe. ...
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General Grievous (born Qymaen jai Sheelal) is a villain from the fictional Star Wars universe. ...
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Political separatism is a movement to obtain sovereignty and split a territory or group of people (usually a people with a distinctive national consciousness) from one another (or one nation from another; a colony from the metropolis). ...
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During an assignment to assassinate a Republic Senator on Devaron, Sing crossed paths with Jedi sent to investigate her, including Aayla Secura, Tholme, and The Dark Woman. She almost killed the latter two in a cave explosion but was defeated and captured instead by Secura, who scarred the bounty hunter and sliced off her bio-computer antenna. Sing was sent to a prison on Oovo IV. In a broad definition, a republic is a state whose political organization rests on the principle that the citizens or electorate constitute the ultimate root of legitimacy and sovereignty. ...
Aayla Secura is a fictional character in the Star Wars universe. ...
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An’ya Kuro, is a Jedi Master in the Star Wars Expanded Universe. ...
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Her fate after that point is uncertain. She was rumored as seen participating in Jabba's 'Demolition' contest around 3 ABY.
Zuckuss | Star Wars character |
Zuckuss on the bridge of the Executor. | | Zuckuss | | Position | Bounty hunter | | Homeworld | Gand | | Species | Gand | | Gender | Male | | Height | 1.5 metres | | Affiliation | None (mercenary) | | Portrayer | Cathy Munro | Zuckuss is a bug-eyed bounty hunter who was hired by Darth Vader to find the Millennium Falcon. A native of the planet Gand, Zuckuss tracks his prey by using traditional Gand techniques to invoke visions of his prey. He is the owner and pilot of the Mist Hunter. While working for the Hutts, Zuckuss was teamed with the bounty hunter droid 4-LOM. The atmosphere in Gand has high ammonia content and exposure to oxygen is poisonous to Zuckuss, so he is forced to wear a special mask and suit. His mask, however, does not cover his entire face, revealing his insect-like features. Though he has no lines in the movie, Expanded Universe sources reveal that Zuckuss speaks in third-person as part of a Gand tradition where achievement is rewarded with individuality. Young Gand speak in third person and call themselves only "Gand". Later, a name is awarded, and at the top level, the Gand earns the right to refer to himself in first-person. Different Expanded Universe sources ignore this, however, usually due to a misinformed author. The cover of the 2004 DVD widescreen release of the modified original Star Wars Trilogy. ...
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The shield and spear of the Roman God Mars are often used to represent the male sex In heterogamous species, male is the sex of an organism, or of a part of an organism, which typically produces smaller, mobile gametes (spermatozoa) that are able to fertilise female gametes (ova). ...
A mercenary is a soldier who fights, or engages in warfare primarily for private gain, usually with little regard for ideological, national or political considerations. ...
Darth Vader (41 BBY – 4 ABY) is a fictional character in the Star Wars universe. ...
The Millennium Falcon is a starship in the fictional Star Wars universe, piloted by Han Solo and Chewbacca after Solo apparently won it from Lando Calrissian in a high-stakes game of sabacc. ...
This article is about minor droids in the fictional Star Wars universe. ...
During one hunt, a panicked quarry that he cornered pulled off his breath mask. Instinctively, he took several breaths of deadly oxygen. His lungs became weak and scarred, and he was forced to resort to illegal technology to repair them. However, acquisition of this technology would require a great deal of money. Hence, he and 4-LOM accepted an assignment from Darth Vader to track down Han Solo.
Zuckuss appears only in the film The Empire Strikes Back. He was unsuccessful in his search for the Falcon, which was found by Boba Fett. Movie poster Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back is the sequel to the first released Star Wars movie, and the second film released in the original trilogy. ...
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Tales of the Bounty Hunters reveals that Zuckuss and 4-LOM went to Hoth to try to find Han Solo, but instead, ended up saving the crew of a wrecked Rebel transport. Zuckuss considered turning them over to the Empire, but instead returned them safely to the Rebel Alliance, which he and 4-LOM joined.
In thanks to his service, the Rebellion used a new kind of therapy to genetically trigger the regrowth of his lungs within him. The Rebellion had developed these new technologies as they also frowned upon the use of cloning.
After his partner's personality was lost, Zuckuss left the Rebel's service. When the Rebel Alliance became the New Republic, Zuckuss regretted leaving them, as he could have gotten a high government job or military command. Zuckuss also worked alone from that point onward, occasionally teaming up with 4-LOM. It has been suggested that Personality psychology be merged into this article or section. ...
The New Republic (officialy The New Galactic Republic) is a fictional government in Star Wars. ...
There is some confusion as to which character is Zuckuss and which is his partner 4-LOM due to their names being switched on their Kenner action figures. Initially, the bug-eyed alien was named 4-LOM by Kenner; and the droid was named Zuckuss. Later on, Lucasarts decided that droids had names with cyphers and letters, and organics had not. Thus, Zuckuss is the alien. He is shorter than 4-LOM and wears a brown robe with various gas tubes attached to his mask.
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