5 Agen Kolar

Agen Kolar was a Jedi Knight and a member of the Zabrak species, born in the planet Iridonia. He fought on Geonosis and survived an the battle's end, though his young Padawan Tan Yuster, did not.

6 Anakin Solo

Anakin Solo is the youngest child born to Han Solo and Princess Leia, and has a sister Jaina Solo and a brother, Jacen Solo, who are twins. Anakin is named for his maternal grandfather, Anakin Skywalker, and, like his namesake, was prodigiously talented in the Force, a talented pilot, and a skilled mechanic. For a time prior to his death, it was widely assumed that Anakin would someday take Luke's place as the most powerful Jedi.

Anakin was killed during a strike team mission attacking the Yuuzhan Vong, much to the chagrin of his girlfriend Tahiri and his family. Through the Force, Anakin's death was felt by his mother and siblings immediately following his death.

7 Ben Skywalker

Ben Skywalker is the son of Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade Skywalker. As a baby, he was sent to the Maw in order to remain out of danger.

Because Mara Jade was infected by Yuuzhan Vong coomb spores, she and Luke decided against having children. However, despite their efforts, Mara found, while attempting to heal her body with the Force, that she was pregnant.

Ben was born at the end of , a book from the Expanded Universe's New Jedi Order series.

8 Beru Lars

See: Beru Whitesun

9 Beru Whitesun

Beru Whitesun was the girlfriend of Owen Lars. She married Owen Lars and became Luke Skywalker's aunt. In A New Hope, she and Owen were killed by Imperial Stormtroopers.

10 Biggs Darklighter

Biggs Darklighter briefly appeared in the 1977 release of the original film. Biggs was in the Battle of Yavin scene, where he joined Luke Skywalker and Luke's other wingman, Wedge Antilles, in their attack run on the first Death Star. Biggs was killed when Darth Vader fired upon him while he was flanking Luke down the Death Star trench.

Biggs had a larger role in earlier drafts of the script for the movie and several of the additional scenes appeared in the novelisation. His additional scenes include a conversation with Luke on Tatooine where Biggs tells Luke of his secret desire to join the Rebel Alliance. Biggs also popped up on Yavin in the Rebel base hangar where he meets Luke in a surprise encounter, just before the rebel ships take off to attack the Death Star. Biggs assures the rebel flight leader that Luke can handle the X-Wing fighters and off they go. This scene was reintroduced in the 1997 re-release of the film.

11 Bossk

Bossk is a Trandoshan bounty hunter, who are the traditional enemies of the wookies. This three-fingered, three-toed reptiloid long specialized in hunting down Wookiees- sometimes enslaving them for the Empire, sometimes skinning them for their pelts. He had several run-ins with Chewbacca and Han Solo, and each time was humiliated when they made good their escape from him and other bounty hunters. Bossk heeded Darth Vader's call to rendezvous with other bounty hunters aboard Vader's Super Star Destroyer, the Executor. Later, he and other finders tried to wrest the prize catch- Han Solo in carbonite-away from Boba Fett.

Years after the Battle of Endor, Bossk got old and retired from professional hunting. He still killed people from time-to-time, just for the feeling of it. He later ran into Han Solo on a space station during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion. When he heard of Chewbacca's death, Bossk rubbed it in Solo's face...and got punched in his face.

12 Callista

Callista is a Jedi Knight from the time of the Old Republic. She discovered a well-hidden secret Imperial installation (a sort of proto-Death Star, though with nowhere near the firepower) and attempted to sabotage or destroy it; when she failed and died, she used her talents in the Force to essentially 'haunt' the station's central computer. She remained there for thirty years, until Jedi Master Luke Skywalker and several other New Republic Jedi discovered the station and assisted her in destroying it. During the process, the two fell in love, and just prior to the station's destruction, Callista traded bodies with one of the other Jedi (a female). Unfortunately the process cut her off from the Force. Later experiments, though, found her still in touch with the dark side. Eventually she left on a quest to find a compromise to her powers, and the two are considered distinctly separated (especially in light of Skywalker's marriage to Mara Jade).

13 Captain Antilles

Captain Colton Antilles was the commander of the Tantive IV when it was captured by the Empire shortly after the Rebel Alliance intercepted plans for the original Death Star. He was also former master of the droids C-3PO and R2-D2 before they became the property of Luke Skywalker. Antilles died at the hands of Darth Vader after he failed to give information on the location of the Death Star plans. It is not known whether Captain Antilles is related to Wedge Antilles.

He appeared in and its radio adaptation, though it was only in the radio version that he was mentioned by name. His name in the novelization of A New Hope was simply Captain Colton.

14 Captain Needa

Captain Lorth Needa was the commander of the Imperial Star Destroyer Avenger during the Battle of Hoth. While pursing the Millennium Falcon in an asteroid field, the Rebel ship vanished ( Han Solo actually cut power and landed on a blind spot on the Imperial ship's conning tower). Seconds later, Darth Vader demanded an update on the pursuit. Needa ordered his ship to rendezvous with the Executor.

On the bridge of the Executor, Vader accepted Needa's apology and swiftly killed him. Needa was survived by his first cousin Virar Needa, despite the fact many of his relatives were purged from the Imperial military following Needa's execution.

15 Captain Panaka

Captain Panaka first appeared in The Phantom Menace. He was appointed head of security on Naboo shortly after King Veruna , the former King of Naboo, was killed. He was the head of the security force during the Trade Federation invasion and when Queen Amidala's term as queen of Naboo ran out, he stayed to protect Queen Jamillia . His nephew, Captain Typho , is assigned to protect Amidala.

Panaka was later promoted to moff when the Galactic Empire came to power. A gift he gave to Palpatine lay in his receiving chamber aboard the second Death Star.

16 Carth Onasi

Carth Onasi is a character from the 2003 videogame . Carth is a veteran soldier from the Mandalorian Wars and a expert pilot. The player meets Carth on the Endar Spire above the planet Taris. Soon after, the two escape and crash land on the planet and then joins your party for the rest of the game. Upon investigation, the player finds that Carth's homeworld was destroyed by the Sith. His son, Dustil, however, survived the battle. One of the missions in the game requires locating his son. As the female version of Revan, the player can begin a romance with Onasi as another sidequest.

17 Chief Chirpa

Chief Chirpa was the head of his Ewok tribe's Council of Elders. The strong willed Chirpa befriended the Rebel strike force sent to the moon of Endor to clear the way for the Alliance fleet. His warriors were courageous and skillful in the face of a superior fighting force. Chief Chirpa, gray-furred and carrying a reptilian staff denoting his rank, wears the teeth, horns, and bones of animals he has hunted.

Chirpa was killed by an AT-ST during the Battle of Endor.

18 Cliegg Lars

Cliegg Lars is the widower of Shmi Skywalker, the stepfather of Anakin Skywalker, and the father of Owen Lars. A moisture farmer on Tatooine, he received the slave Shmi from Watto, and subsequently freed and married her. Years later, he was visited on Tatooine by Anakin and Padmé Amidala, who learned that Shmi had been abducted by Tusken Raiders. Cliegg and a few other settlers attempted to rescue her, but many of the settlers were killed and Cliegg lost his right leg from the knee-down. Anakin set off to rescue her, and eventually brought Shmi's body back to the Lars Homestead, where she was buried alongside Cliegg's first wife and parents.

Cliegg Lars appeared in , played by Australian actor Jack Thompson.

19 Coleman Trebor

Coleman Trebor is a fictional character from the Star Wars series of movies. He was a Jedi Council Member who fought at the Battle of Geonosis. Early in the battle, he attempted to attack Count Dooku, but was killed by Jango Fett. Many Star Wars fans consider him as a minor hero.

20 Dak Ralter

Dak Ralter served as Luke Skywalker's wingman during the Battle of Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back. While battling AT-ATs in the snow battle phase, Dak sensed an emergency power failure and suggested to Luke he cut the ship to auxiliary power, but Luke told Dak to keep firing. The powerboard on Dak's side exploded, killing him instantly.

21 Dengar

Dengar appeared in The Empire Strikes Back. He was hired by the Empire to hunt down the rebels. He appeared as an aged obese man with cloth wrapped around his head.

He himself is a cyborg because of 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, for his sense of disgust had not been removed by the empire.

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: Dangar 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.

22 Desann

Desann was a Dark Jedi in the computer game Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast.

Desann was a lizard-like humanoid. He was once Jedi apprentice of Luke Skywalker, but killed one of the Jedi teachers and turned to the dark side of the Force. Desann became leader of the Imperial Remnant and searched Valley of the Jedi. Only two persons known location of the Valley of the Jedi; Kyle Katarn and his partner Jan Ors. Desann and his student Tavion captured Jan Ors in the Artus Prime. Kyle tried rescue his friend, but Desann commanded Tavion to kill Jan Ors. Kyle though that Jan was death and went to the Valley of the Jedi.

Desann tracked Katarn and went to the Valley of the Jedi. He created army of Dark Jedi warriors, called "Reborns". He attacked to the Jedi Academy of Luke Skywalker, but Kyle stopped him. Kyle destroyed his starship Doomgiver and in the Yavin 4 Jedi Knights and troopers of New Republic killed his Reborns and stormtroopers. Desann escaped to the tunnels under the Massassi Temple, but get into fight against Kyle. Kyle killed him and his plan was failed.

23 Lumas Etima

Lumas Etima was a human Jedi Knight, one of two hundred who fought on the Battle of Geonosis. He sported a blue lightsaber and short blonde hair. Not much is known about him; his fate is unknown, although it is possible that he died.

24 Gavin Darklighter

Gavin Darklighter is a fictional character in the Star Wars universe, created by Michael Stackpole in his series of X-Wing novels.

Darklighter is a human male from Tatooine. The younger cousin of Rogue Squadron pilot Biggs Darklighter, Gavin joined the Rogues at the age of 16, under the command of Wedge Antilles. Despite his youth, Gavin quickly distinguished himself during the conquest of Coruscant and the liberation of Thyferra. He won the affection of Bothan pilot Asyr Sei'lar and the two were a couple for several years, despite disapproval from many Bothans, especially Bothan senator Borsk Fey'lya . He later married human female Sera Faleur, and, after the retirement of Rogue veterans Antilles and Tycho Celchu, became the commander of Rogue Squadron. He continues to lead the Rogues in their fight against the Yuuzhan Vong.

25 General Maximilian Veers

Major General Maximilian Veers was the Imperial General who led the assault on Hoth in the fictional movie saga Star Wars. He was the one of the most talented tacticians in the Imperial Army.

In the Expanded Universe, Maximilian Veers was the son of a middle-class working family. He joined the Imperial Academy and graduated in the top of his class. He was given a Lieutenant command upon graduation. One of his early tours sent him out to the Outer Rim to a barbaric world called Culroon III where he quickly learned that the Empire does not tolerate incompetence and failure. During the attempt to pacify the natives of Culroon III, General Irrv had ordered for Lieutenant Veers to remain confined to the base while he and an Imperial party went to negotiate a peace with the Culroon natives. Veers had warned that it was a trap and that Irrv should bring armored support to deter any would-be ambushers. General Irrv did not listen and paid the price with his life when he was executed for incompetence after the Culroon natives deceived and killed most of his party. If it had not been for Lieutenant Veers's quick thinking and disregard of a direct order, the Imperial party would have been utterly slaughtered. For his bravery and brilliance, Veers was promoted to Major.

Sometime later, Veers would be appointed to commander of the Emperor's personal AT-AT legion and promoted to the rank of Colonel. He also became an instructor at the Imperial Academy on Carida. Sometime between the ranks of Lieutenant and Colonel, Veers had married and had one son named Zevulon. When Zevulon was only a young boy, Veers lost his wife to a dreadful accident during a family vacation. Devestated by the death of his wife, Colonel Veers buried his grief into his military career to the point where it began to affect his relationship with his son.

That relationship would be tested further when Veers was ordered to report to the first Death Star as a ground commander and as an academic instructor. Fortunately, he had only just arrived in-system at the Battle of Yavin and was spared of an untimely death with the destruction of the battle station. However, an X-wing had spotted his shuttle and forced a crash landing on the jungle moon. For weeks, Colonel Veers survived on emergency rations and later the local wildlife before the Imperial fleet had rescued him.

After the Battle of Yavin, Colonel Veers was sent to command a troop garrison on Corellia. There he helped CorSec Inspectors Hal and Corran Horn put an end to the criminal Black Sun lieutenant, Zekka Thyne, by storming his fortress on the notion that Thyne was habouring rebel insurrgents. Impressed by Veers performance in removing Black Sun's presence near Coronet City, Grand Admiral Thrawn recommended the brilliant AT-AT commander to Darth Vader. Vader accepted the recommendation and promoted the Colonel to Major General and placed him in command of Death Squadron's ground troops.

Veers most notable success occurred at the Battle of Hoth when he was given the chance to correct a mistake caused by the incompetent Admiral Ozzel and prove to Lord Vader that he was not chosen poorly. General Veers had lived up to both his reputation and Lord Vader's expectations by quickly deploying his armored regiment, designated Blizzard Force, into the Echo Base mountain valley and personally destroying the shield generator protecting the rebel base. Shortly after the destruction of the shield generator; rebel snowspeeder pilot, Hobbie, kamakazied his vessel into the cockpit of Veers's Blizzard One walker.

Both men miracously survived the incident but came out badly injured. General Veers, although had seen Hobbie coming, had not been quick enough to get out of the cockpit in time. His slowness had cost him his legs after a support beam fell ontop of them and literally crushed the bones into several pieces where reconstruction and bacta could not restore them. Veers, like many in the galaxy, was too proud and held a dislike for cybernetics and so refused to have his legs replaced with prosynthetics. Veers would be confined to a hoverchair for the rest of his life.

Although the Battle of Hoth was a great victory for him, bringing him fame and glory, it was overshadowed by a report from his son's COMPNOR SAGroup (Sub-Adult Group) commander. The commander reported that Zevulon Veers had gone missing during a SAGroup mission dealing with rebel spies. However, the honored General suspected that his son had defected to the rebellion and disowned his father. The betrayel of his son brought shame and dishonor to the Veers name despite the General's victory at Hoth. He would suffer from the ignominy his son brought forth for the rest of his life.

Nearly a year later, General Veers would be placed in command of the Emperor's Elite AT-AT force on the forest moon of Endor. There his forces suffered a defeat to the combined forces of the Rebel Alliance and the furry Ewok natives shortly after the shield generator and the surrounding base was incinerated. Veers escaped capture with several other officers and fled the battle with the remnants of the Imperial fleet. Later on he would serve as a template for Grand Admiral Thrawn's clones and move from one Imperial commander to the next in search of a new command.

Most of the time he would be shunned away or rejected downright because of his relationship with Lord Vader. Most post-Endor officers despised anyone who had served and survived Lord Vader and wanted nothing to do with those people. For six years, General Veers would wander the Empire and would watch as everything he believed in and fought for crumbled around him. Eventually he became disappointed and distraught with the path the Empire was following but his sense of loyalty and honor had kept him from defecting or going AWOL.

When the recall from the Deep Core came, like many other officers searching for a new hope, General Veers answered it and reported to the Imperial Fleet orbiting Byss. Six months after Thrawn's defeat at the Battle of Bilbringi, Veers would participate in the Battles of Mon Calamari, Byss and last Balmorra. It was during the Battle of Balmorra that Veers suffered the worse fate that could be given to an established officer of the Empire. Hated for the fact that he served and survived Lord Vader, Veers was severely demoted to the rank of Captain and sent on a suicide mission by Executor Sedriss--an insane and inept darksider.

Maximilian Veers, one of the Empire's greatest ground tacticians and heroes, was reported to have perished on that fateful suicide mission.

26 Ghent

Ghent is a fictional character in the expanded Star Wars universe. He made his first appearance in the Timothy Zahn novel, Heir to the Empire. Ghent is a slicer (hacker) of awesome talent, able to crack military and diplomatic grade encryptions with relative ease. He is employed in Talon Karrde's smuggling operation.

Over the course of the Thrawn story arc, Ghent was seconded to the New Republic in order to track down Delta Source, an Imperial intelligence system acquiring information directly from the New Republc headquarters. Ghent also used his talents to break Imperial battle encryptions during the siege of Coruscant.

He is also incredibly naive.

27 Greedo

Greedo is the alien bounty hunter (played by uncredited actor Paul Blake ) 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 neglected to keep a close enough watch on Han, who drew his weapon and fired.

In the 1997 re-release of the film, Greedo gets a badly-aimed shot at Solo before Solo kills Greedo. George Lucas has said that this change is to enhance Solo's overall heroism. This angered many fans and in the 2004 version both now pull the trigger at the same time.

Greedo's father, also named Greedo, appeared as a child in the script for but failed to make the final cut. The deleted scene, where he gets into a scuffle with Anakin after the Podrace, can been seen in the DVD outakes.

28 Hobbie Klivian

Derek "Hobbie" Klivian is a native of the planet Ralltiir. Not much is known about his past before he served with Biggs Darklighter aboard the Rand Ecliptic and participated in a mass-defection that occurred in the months leading up to the Battle of Yavin. Hobbie was later assigned to Rogue Squadron as Rogue Six. It is interesting that he was assigned to such an elite squadron, due to his almost legendary knack for crashing. He was given the nickname of Bugbite by Iella Wessiri , a reference to their first meeting on Corellia where Hobbie was stung by a local insect.

Hobbie makes an appearance in The Empire Strikes Back as one of the pilots on Hoth. He was presumed killed by flying into General Veers' AT-AT, but both he and the general survived, though it cost Veers his legs.

29 Horton Salm

While Horton Salm was a minor character in the Star Wars movies, he made several appearances in Michael Stackpole's novels. Salm was a Y-Wing pilot in the battle of Endor. He was forty years old at the time, and was leader of Aggressor squadron. More detailed information can be found here: Horton Salm

30 Jan Dodonna

Jan Dodonna one of the first Generals in the Rebellion's military, appearing in A New Hope, played by Alex McCrindle . Like Han Solo, Dodonna was Corellian. He was a strategic master, who had served in the Old Repubilc. As the Republic became the Empire, Dodonna left, and joined the Rebellion only after the Emperor ordered a hit on him. When plans brought to him by Princess Leia and downloaded from R2-D2, Dodonna helped plan the attack on the Death Star. The data showed that the defenses of the Death Star were built around large scale attacks, he found that thermal exhaust ports on the station would be vulnerable to attack, and designed the starfighter attack that was sucessful in destroying the Death Star.

Dodonna was not seen in any later film. According to the Expanded Universe fiction, he had been believed killed during the evacuation of Yavin. However, he had been captured by Imperial forces. He was eventually sent to Lusankya. The Imperials were unable to turn him into a sleeper agent. Dodonna spent several years at Lusankya, until he was moved by Isard. Eventually, Rouge Squadron found the surviving Lusankya prisoners, and Dodonna was finally freed. After being freed, Dodonna served on the New Republic council.

31 Jacen Solo

Jacen Solo is a character found in the books that continue the Star Wars saga. He is the younger of twins born to Han Solo and Princess Leia, and has a twin sister Jaina Solo and a younger brother, Anakin Solo.

32 Jaina Solo

Jaina Solo is the older of twins born to Han Solo and Princess Leia at 9 ABY, and has two brothers, her twin Jacen Solo and younger Anakin Solo, who is now deceased.

During the Yuuzhan Vong invasion she saw active service in the New Republic Defense Force, at first as a pilot in Rogue Squadron and then leading the psy-ops Twin Suns Squadron. She eventually achieved the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and was assigned to escort her parents on diplomatic missions for the Galactic Alliance.

Despite her strong affinity with the Force, Jaina Solo is frequently kidnapped by enemy forces. This has become something of a running gag in the Star Wars Expanded Universe, much to the chagrin of some fans. Like her siblings, she trained to become a Jedi. As with many post-Galactic Republic-era Jedi, she eventually found love; a romance of sorts blossomed with Colonel Jagged Fel (nephew of Wedge Antilles), who is a pilot for the Chiss.

As of The Unifying Force, the last novel in the New Jedi Order series, Jaina Solo is twenty years old.

33 Jaster Mereel

Jaster Mereel (c. 100 BBY - 52 BBY), a former Journeyman Protector of Concord Dawn, Jaster was a reformed murderer who became leader of the Mandalorian clans. When Jango Fett's family was murderered, Jaster took the young boy under his wing and raised him as a son. Jaster was killed on Korda by Vizsla, leader of Death Watch.

The name resurfaced as a rumored real name for the infamous bounty hunter Boba Fett, though Fett did nothing to dispel these rumors, as they only added to his mysterious manner. Some believe Fett himself may be responsible for this rumor.

34 Jek Porkins

Pilot of Red 6 in the Battle of Yavin. First rebel pilot to die in the Battle of Yavin. Rotund.

35 Jocasta Nu

In Star Wars, during, and 30 years before the Clone Wars, Jocasta Nu, was the chief Librarian of the Jedi archives. She had a penchant for being a bit overconfident in the completeness of her Archives. Also, Jocasta Nu served more than 10 years as member of the Jedi Council long time ago.

36 Ki-Adi-Mundi

Ki-Adi-Mundi was a Jedi Master at the time of the Clone Wars. Hailing from the planet Cerea , the "cone-head" alien survived the Battle of Geonosis fighting alongside Yoda and Mace Windu.

For a brief time during the Clone Wars, Ki-Adi-Mundi took over as Anakin Skywalker's master when Obi-Wan Kenobi was presumed dead after the Battle of Jabiim.

37 Kyle Katarn

Kyle Katarn is the protagonist of the video game and its sequels, and appeared in the Shadows Of The Empire crosspromotion that included a video game, a music CD and a novel. Initially, he was a decorated Imperial trooper whose father, ubenknowst to him, was a Rebel supporter. After he lost his father to what officially was a Rebel attack, Kyle found out from a captured Rebel agent (Jan Ors) that his father was killed for treason, and defected. His skills attracted Mon Mothma, the leader of the Alliance, and he became an important spy. As chronicled in the first game, he managed to stop a dangerous imperial project known as the Dark Trooper project after the Battle of Yavin.

Kyle managed to become a Jedi in the first sequel, Jedi Knight , by finding a recording from his father and a lightsaber from a friend of his father. He embarked on a journey where he battled against the Dark Jedi faction, led by the Dark Jedi Jerec, killer of his father. His adventure took him to a secret Jedi burial ground, the Valley of the Jedi, where many Jedi and Sith lay. This site was a nexus of power allowing great energies of the Force flow through its user. Jerec was attempting to gain this power for his own ends. The two duelled, and Jerec was slain.Nearly succumbing to the dark side, Kyle gave up the Force and returned to his mercenary ways as Jan Ors' partner.

Kyle continued to work as a mercenary until he encountered the Dark Jedi Desann and his student, Tavion. Jan Ors was taken prisoner by Desann and killed by Tavion. Angered by his partners death, Kyle regained his Force powers and his lightsaber to take vengeance and pursued Desann across the galaxy. During his travels, he learned that Jan was still alive. She was eventually rescued, which allowed Kyle to overcame his thirst for revenge. Eventually he learned that Desann had discovered the Valley of the Jedi and was planning to create an army of Dark Jedi warrors to rule the galaxy. Kyle tracked Desann to the Jedi academy on Yavin 4 and killed him, ending his plan for domination. After Desann's defeat, Kyle decided to keep his lightsaber and continue in the ways of the Force.

In the video game Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, Kyle is a supporting character. He becomes the master of two students; Jaden Korr and Rosh Penin. Both student being talented, they quickly learn through Kyle's wisdom. Kyle's quest in the game is to defeat the Sith cult known as the Disciples of Ragnos. Rosh eventually succumbs to the Dark Side and joins the Disciples of Ragnos. Kyle again meets Tavion, who is the leader of the cult, possessing a device known as the Staff of Ragnos, and plans to resurrect the ancient Sith Lord Marka Ragnos. Kyle's other student Jaden eventually becomes a Jedi, but depending on what the player chooses, Jaden may turn to the Dark Side by killing Rosh, or stay on the Light by forgiving him. This decision will either lead to Kyle being proud of his students, and defeating Tavion. If Jaden goes to the Dark Side, Kyle duels Jaden who overpowers him using the Staff of Ragnos, (stolen by defeating Tavion), leading in the escape of Jaden. Kyle then questions whether or not he should be a Jedi, and takes a leave of absence to apprehend Jaden.

Kyle Katarn appears in subsequent sequels and further comics, games and novels.

38 Lobot

Lobot is the assistant to Lando Calrissian in the administration of Cloud City. His brain is connected to a computer which allows him to communicate directly with the city's computer network.

His only appearance in the Star Wars movies is in , where he is played by John Hollis (IMDb entry).

39 Luuke Skywalker

Luuke Skywalker is a clone created by Joruus C'baoth , himself a clone of a Jedi Master killed on the Outbound Flight Project.

Created from one of the Emperor's favorite samples, B-2332-4 (Luke Skywalker's hand), Luuke Skywalker was a clone of the Jedi Knight Luke Skywalker. The clone wielded Luke's original lightsaber, recovered from its fall into Bespin. When Luke and Mara Jade found C'baoth in the throne room under Mount Tantiss , the Dark Jedi directed the clone to attack the young Knight.

Luuke Skywalker was defeated by Mara with his own lightsaber, actually Darth Vader's. In doing so, she inadvertantly satisfied a curse of an inner voice implanted by the Emperor incesently ordering her to kill Luke and was free of it.

40 Moff Seerdon

Moff Kohl Seerdon was the imperial moff in the video game Star Wars: Rogue Squadron

In the time of Old Republic, Seerdon was the military officer. When the Galactic Empire arised, Palpatine made Seerdon governor of the Taloraan. During the Galactic Civil War, Seerdon was one of the most dangerous enemies of Rogue Squadron. When the Rogue Squadron attacked to the snow planet Fest and destroyed his Imperial weapons research facility, Seerdon attacked to the Chandrila, homeplanet of Mon Mothma. Rogue Squadron stopped his attack, but Seerdon invaded Thyferra and take control of bacta. Without bacta fluid, Rebel Alliance couldn't heal wounded troops. Rogue Squadron attacked to Thyferra and destroyed Imperial forces of Seerdon. Seerdon attacked against Luke Skywalker with his Sentinel-class shuttle, but Luke destroyed the shuttle and killed Seedon.

41 Mon Mothma

Mon Mothma was the Senator of Chandrillia in the waning days of the Old Republic. Later, she was the leader and head of the Rebel Alliance and gathered the Rebel Alliance to defeat the Galactic Empire. Later, she was the head of the New Republic and died in New Jedi Order books. She was first seen in Return of the Jedi, where she was played by Caroline Blakiston .

In 2005, the character will be seen in , where she will be played by Genevieve O'Reilly in a younger age.

42 Naga Sadow

Naga Sadow was a Sith Lord 5000 years BBY. He was the mastermind that lead the Great Hyperspace War that attempted to expand the borders of the Sith Empire at the expense of the Republic only to oversee the destruction of the Sith by the Republic and the Jedi. Naga Sadow had pure Sith blood, and was a member of a priesthood that practiced Sith magic, drawing from the dark side of the Force. Labeled a criminal by the Old Republic due to his part in the war, he fled to Yavin 4, the moon of a gas giant where he conducted experiments on the native Massassi causing them to mutate. His tomb is also seen in on Xbox & PC on Korriban, a Sith planet. He was also the master of Freedon Nadd who became the next Sith Lord after him.

43 Noa

Noa is a fictional character in the Star Wars universe. He appeared in , where he was played by Wilford Brimley.

Noa was a star pilot, who crash landed on the forest moon of Endor, where he eventaully befriended an orphaned girl named Cindel Towani and an Ewok named Wicket W. Warrick. He helped them recover the crystal oscillator for the Towani's shuttle, so they could leave the moon.

At the HoloNet News site a person named Noa Briqualon is listed as disappearing in 26 BBY. It is not known if this is the same character.

44 Nym

Nym was a Feeorin pirate in the video games Star Wars: Starfighter and Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter.

45 Oola

Oola was Jabba the Hutt's dancer. She was killed in Return of the Jedi by the rancor after Jabba dropped her into the rancor's pit. Oola was portrayed in the movie by actress Femi Taylor .

46 OOM-9

OOM-9 was a command battle droid in the Trade Federation army. He was in charge of the Naboo invasion force. He nearly defeated the Gungan Grand Army , but the destruction of the Droid Control Ship deactivated all battle droids, including OOM-9.

47 Owen Lars

Owen Lars is the son of farmer Cliegg Lars. He married Beru Whitesun and became Luke Skywalker's uncle. Owen and Beru protect Luke by preventing him from leaving the isolation and anonymity of life on the planet Tatooine. In A New Hope, Owen and Beru were killed by Imperial Stormtroopers.

In early editions of the novel based on the movie Return of the Jedi, Obi-Wan Kenobi refers to Owen as his brother, but this is corrected in later printings.

48 Plo Koon

Plo Koon was a Jedi Master and member of the Jedi Council during the Battle of Naboo, and the Clone Wars. He was a close friend of Qui-Gon Jinn, and fought along side him during the Stark Hyperspace War .

Like all Kel Dor, Plo hailed from the planet Dorin , and required a mask to protect himself from the air of oxygen-rich atmospheres.

49 R5-D4

R5-D4 was the name of the red robot that Luke Skywalker's Uncle Owen Lars originally intended to purchase instead of R2-D2. Within seconds of the purchase, R5-D4's motivator malfunctioned, and the otherwise shifty Jawas let Owen have R2-D2 instead. Although a minor incident, had R5-D4's motivator lasted even minutes longer, the entire Star Wars story would not have unfolded.

Some say R5-D4, not wanting to split up the duo of R2-D2 and C-3PO, blew his own motivator. Some say R2-D2 himself had tampered with it. The truth may never be known, as R5-D4 is believe to have been destroyed along with the Jawa Sandcrawler.

50 Salacious Crumb

Salacious Crumb is a fictional character that first appeared in the Star Wars movie Return of the Jedi. Salacious was a knee-high, potbellied creature with disheveled hair and sharp beak employed as a court jester for intergalactic crimelord Jabba the Hutt. In the Expanded Universe, he is referred to as a Kowakian lizard-monkey.

In Return of the Jedi, Salacious had a shrill laugh and was shocked away from C-3PO by R2-D2 just before the destruction of Jabba's sail barge. Salacious died in the explosion of Jabba's sail barge.

51 Salla Zend

Salla Zend was an ex-girlfriend of Han Solo. She, and cohort Shug Ninx helped Han and Leia save Luke and foil the Emperor Reborn 's plan to control the galaxy, from Byss , years after the Battle of Yavin.

52 Shaak Ti

Shaak Ti is a Togruta Jedi Master hailing from the planet Shili . Shaak Ti was a member of the Jedi Council in the years leading up to the Clone Wars, replacing Yaddle.

A survivor of the Battle of Geonosis, Shaak Ti was one of the Jedi to confront General Grievous on the planet Hypori , alongside Ki-Adi-Mundi, Aayla Secura, K'Kruhk , Daakman Barrek , Tarr Seirr and Sha'a Gi .

53 Siri Tachi

Siri Tachi, the jedi apprentice of Adi Gallia. She is a peer of Obi-Wan's and is theorized to be the mother of Mara Jade in some fan circles.

54 Stass Allie

Stass Allie was the cousin of Jedi Master Adi Gallia. Though considerably younger, Stass was a Jedi Knight herself, and dressed in a similar fashion as her cousin (including wearing a Toloth headress). When Adi was killed during the Clone Wars, Stass replaced her on the Jedi Council. Stass was serving on the Council when the Jedi Temple was raided and the Order disbanded. She died during the Jedi purge.

55 Ulic Qel-Droma

Ulic Qel-Droma is a fictional character from the Expanded Star Wars universe. He was born on Leia Organa's homeworld, Alderaan. He fought during The Great Sith War (4,000 BBY). He was pure of heart during his young manhood. As he grew up, his strength in the Force of the Jedi grew too. His mother sent him to be the Padawan of Jedi Master Arca Jeth alongside his brother Cay Qel Droma on the planet Arkania.

He already had natural talent with the ways of the Jedi, and Jedi Master Arca enhanced his raw ability and taught him how to wield the Jedi lightsaber. Ulic's first mission was a failure, and he was chastised for failing to detect the dark side on planet Iziz. His vehicle was called the Nebulon Ranger. He blamed himself for the death of his Jedi Master at the hands of the androids of the Krath and studied the Sith holocron, which was kept by Ood Bnar, a Jedi scholar.

Ulic taught the Jedi Knights how to withstand the sudden-death effects of the Dark Reaper. He was seduced by the Krath and became an apprentice and second to Exar Kun . However he returned to the light only after killing his brother and having his connection to the Force cut off from him by Nomi Sunrider. After the war, he sought refuge on the icy planet Rhen Var and later trained the daughter of Nomi Sunrider. Ulic Qel-Droma is buried on Rhen Var.

56 Watto

Watto is a Toydarian parts-salesman on Tatooine. Former owner of Anakin Skywalker and Shmi Skywalker, he lost young Anakin in a Pod Racing bet to Qui-Gon Jinn, then sold Shmi to a man named Cliegg Lars. Watto received a starring role in the popular fanfilm Crazy Watto.

57 Zuckuss

Zuckuss is a bug-eyed bounty hunter who was hired by the 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. 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.

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.

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. Zuckuss is shorter and wears a brown robe with various gas tubes attached to his mask.

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