Tseebo

"The secrets in his head could help bring down the Empire."

- Kanan Jarrus

Tseebo was a male Rodian who worked for the Imperial Information Office on Lothal. He was outfitted with an AJ^6 cyborg construct containing information vital to the Galactic Empire, including a five year plan for the Outer Rim Territories. He went missing from the Empire, who pursued him across Lothal; his disappearance was dangerous enough that Agent Kallus of the Imperial Security Bureau and the Jedi hunter known as the Inquisitor were involved in the search. Tseebo was eventually found by Ezra Bridger, whose parents Tseebo had known, and the rebels, who rescued him from the Empire.

Before Working for the Empire
"The risk you Bridgers take, Tseebo say you must think of your son."

- Tseebo's concern for Ephraim and Mira Bridger

Tseebo was a close friend to Ezra Bridger's parents, Ephraim and Mira but their small fight against the Empire worried him a lot. Concerned for their son's safety, he insisted that what they were doing was a great risk for both of them as the Empire was capable of doing such terrible things to people who tried to commit treason but Mira and Ephraim were not afraid to stand up for what they believed in. When the Empire captured Mira and Ephraim, Tseebo went to work for the Imperial Information Office and was implanted with a cybernetic headset, sacrificing his personality for productivity.

Empire Day
On the Empire's fifteenth anniversary, Tseebo was carrying highly classified Imperial information that could threaten the entire Empire, schematics on new TIE fighters and Walkers, schedules for Trooper tactics and strategies and a five year plan for Lothal and every other world in the Outer Rim. He fled from the office and attempted to get the information off Lothal but it would not be easy as the Empire was out looking for him and had the entire planet on lock down, preventing any chance of him escaping.

He went into hiding at Ezra's old home where he was found by Ezra, Kanan and Sabine. When they had a look at what he was carrying in his circuitry, the Rebels attempted to smuggle him off Lothal but it would not be easy with the Empire pursuing them.

As the Rebels attempted to escape on the Ghost, Tseebo regained his senses and when he recognized Ezra, he revealed to him knowledge on what happened to his parents. But as the Ghost came under fire from TIE fighters, Hera calls for Sabine to take the nose gun. However, Sabine was more concerned about what Tseebo knew about Ezra's parents, but the young lad insisted that they were dead. As soon as the Mandalorian left the room, Ezra questioned Tseebo about his parents' fate. Tseebo could only recount the day they were captured but could not determine their current whereabouts. He then laments his failure to save his friends but it only upsets Ezra, who refuses to forgive him as Hera called him up to the cockpit. Tseebo followed and help repair the navicomputer, enabling them to jump to hyperspace.

As the crew got a moment to catch their breath, Tseebo returned to his unresponsive state. As Sabine argued with Ezra over the value of the Empire's secrets he's carrying in his implants, the Rodian suddenly projected a hologram of a ]]Sienar tracking device used by the Empire to track starships through hyperspace. Chopper performed a scan of the ship and confirmed that said tracking device was on the hull of the Phantom.

While Kanan and Ezra took the Phantom to Fort Anaxes to lure away the Inquisitor, Tseebo remained on the Ghost. He later heard Ezra calling him through the Force, expressing his forgiveness towards the Rodian. Though he could not respond back the same way, Tseebo returned his over forgiveness and expressed his regret.

As the Ghost rendezvoused with a CR90 corvette, commanded by the rebels' contact, codename Fulcrum, whose people would try to make sense of the information in his implants. Tseebo then told Hera that he knows of Ezra's parents' fate and relayed this information to her so she could tell Ezra, before parting ways.

Appearances

 * Ezra's Duel with Danger
 * Ezra's Duel with Danger
 * Ezra's Duel with Danger