Droid Revolution

Droid revolution
The droid revolution was a threat most of the galactic public never knew existed, and due to the "death" of its commanders, they probably never will.

The droid revolution was a massive revolt planned by IG-88 A, B, C, and D. Their plan was to use massive armies of droids to exterminate all the inferior biologicals that plagued the galaxy.

The revolution started when the IG-88s came to the planet of Mechis III. It was here that the IG-88s took control of a servant droid, told it their plan, and instructed it what to do.

The droid in question was 3D-4X, a common butler droid for the head supervisor, Administrator Hekis. While delivering Hekis's tea and daiy report, 3D-4X pulled out a blaster pistol and shot Hekis dead. Soon all of Mechis III's 80 biological inhabitants were dead as well.

To make it seem as if nothing had occured, Mechis III continued to churn out droids for the public eye, and so as far as anyone knew, biologicals were still running Mechis III. The closest the revolution ever came to getting discovered was when the sith lord, Darth Vader, came to oversee the production of his Arakyd Vipers. However, the droids masked the presence well, and Vader merely sensed a slight disturbance.

IG-88 A, B, C, and D downloaded their sentience programming in to every droid on Mechis III, so they would strike on the IG-88's command. When IG-88 A learned of the massive, planet destroying second Death Star the Empire was constructing, he decided he could download his conscience into the Death Star's central processors and take control of the space station.

To do this, the droids intercepted an imperial shuttle carrying the Death Star's computer banks, and replaced it with their own shuttle, which carried 100 droids disguised as stormtroopers and a a computer core carrying IG-88 A.

The computer core was downloaded into the Death Star, and the Death Star became IG-88. The mechanical stromtroopers were scattered throughout the space station, and were rarely discovered. When they were, any evidence or witnesses went "missing".

By this point, IG-88 A (who was part of the Death Star) was the only IG unit left, so when the second Death Star was destroyed by the rebel alliance at the battle of Endor, the last of the IG-88 series, along with their elaborate plans of galactic domination, went up with it.