Tatooine/Legends

"Well, if there's a bright center to the universe, you're on the planet that it's farthest from."

- Luke Skywalker to C-3PO

Tatooine was a desert world in a binary star system in the Arkanis Sector of the Outer Rim Territories.

It was inhabited by poor locals who mostly farmed moisture for a living. Other activities included used equipment retailing and scrap dealing. The planet was on the 5709-DC Shipping Lane, a spur of the Triellus Trade Route, which itself connected to the Sisar Run. The planet was not far from the Corellian Run. It had its own navigation system. However, it would still play a role in galactic events, serving as the home of Anakin Skywalker. It was here that Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn recognised Anakin's potential to become a Jedi and where he introduced him to Obi-Wan Kenobi, his future master and mentor. Tatooine was also the home of Anakin's son, Luke, where he lived until his early adulthood.

Geology, geography, flora & fauna


"What a desolate place this is."

- C-3PO

Tatooine is thought to have been one of the oldest planets in known space and was composed of a molten core with a rocky mantle and silicate rock crust. Fossil records suggest Tatooine was once covered in large oceans, which dried up, leaving behind many geological formations including Beggar's Canyon, formed around 2,000,000 BBY. Other notable geological features included the Dune Sea, an enormous desert, Mushroom Mesa, a vast formation of giant standing stones, and the Jundland Wastes, a rocky region.

Because Tatooine orbited two suns, Tatoo I and Tatoo II, the planet was covered in deserts and rock formations, while the days were extremely arid and bright. In fact, it was so brightly lit by the suns from space it could appear to be a star itself. This was the case for the people who discovered Tatooine as they first thought Tatooine was in fact a star until explorers landed and discovered that it was a desert planet. Due to the extreme conditions, only a relatively mild region of its northern hemisphere was habitable, and less than 1% of the planet was covered in surface water.

Population
The inhabitants of Tatooine included many different species from many parts of the universe, as can be seen in the multiple bars and cantinas in the cities. Most creatures on the planet love to gamble on nearly everything, especially podracing. This may attest to the fact that the planet has long been controlled by the Hutts.

Fauna
Despite the planet's extreme aridity, many forms of life thrived on Tatooine; flora included the razor moss, funnel flowers, and Hubba gourds. Non-sentient life indigenous to Tatooine included:

Infinite Empire


Tatooine was once a lush world that had large oceans and a world-spanning jungle inhabited by the native and technologically advanced Kumumgah. Sometime in its history, the Rakatan Infinite Empire invaded the planet and conquered and enslaved its native inhabitants. The Kumumgah eventually rebelled and managed to drive the Rakatas off the planet. In response they subjected the planet to an Orbital Bombardment that "glassed" (that is, fused the silica in the soil into glass, which then broke up over time into sand) the planet and boiled its oceans away. This drastic climatic change split the indigenous Kumumgah into two races: the Ghorfas&mdash;also known as Tusken Raiders or Sandpeople&mdash;and the Jawas. It is a planet where natives (specifically middle-aged and older Humans) are often mistaken to be a decade or more older than they actually are due to the twin suns and harsh climate.

Early years


"The Republic doesn't exist out here&hellip; we must survive on our own."

- Shmi Skywalker

Tatooine was first discovered by the Republic in 5,000 BBY, and in 4,200 BBY the first colony named Anchorhead was established. Unfortunately, these first Human settlers disrupted the native Ghorfa culture, provoking their evolution into the Sand people, later known as Tusken Raiders.

The planet was represented in the Galactic Senate by Sidrona Diath.

During the Great Hunt, the planet was cleansed of terentatek by the Jedi.

Age of war
Although Tatooine was deemed not worth conquering by the Mandalorians during the Mandalorian Wars, a group of Mandalorian exiles settled on Tatooine after the war, although their fate was never known.

At the time of the Jedi Civil War, the planet was practically controlled by the Czerka Corporation. They were attempting to mine ores from Tatooine, although they soon discovered the ores had strange magnetic properties which made the metal corrode very fast and thus useless for production. Later, Revan came to Tatooine during his quest to locate the Star Forge. He discovered that Czerka Corporation was attempting to eradicate a nearby tribe of Sand people due to attacks on Czerka's sandcrawlers. With the help of the recently purchased droid HK-47, Revan was able to communicate with the tribe and negotiate a truce after infiltrating their settlement. It was revealed to Revan that the Sand people considered the Czerka to be invaders on their land, which was the reason for the frequent attacks.



Lost era
Some time after Revan's visit, the Anchorhead settlement failed and the planet was forgotten until the Republic rediscovered it in 1,100 BBY.

The B'omarr Monks built a monastery on the planet in 700 BBY which the bandit Alkhara used as a hideout in 550 BBY.

New Human colonies
In 100 BBY, the Dowager Queen crashed on the planet at the site where Mos Eisley was later built. The crash survivors were Humans from Bestine IV, who established the Bestine Settlement, the capital of Tatooine, and made first contact with the Jawas. Shortly thereafter, colonists founded Fort Tusken, which was wiped out by Sand people in a year after its establishment. From that point on the Humans referred to the Sand people as "Tusken Raiders." Anchorhead was then reinhabited in 93 BBY. Mos Eisley was settled by Humans and Rodians in 85 BBY and Mos Espa was settled 80 BBY.

Corellian Mining brought many digger crawlers to the planet, but abandoned it, as did the Republic for all intents and purposes, in 70 BBY, when the orbital station Tatoo III crashed, revealing the unstable nature of the local ores from which it had been constructed. The abandoned crawlers radically changed Jawa civilization, serving as mobile fortresses for Jawa tribes searching the deserts for materials to scavenge.

Although the planet was thereafter considered technically part of the Republic's Arkanis Sector, the Hutts became its de facto rulers when they arrived in 65 BBY.

In 60 BBY, Merl Tosche established Tosche Station on the outskirts of Anchorhead. Rival Hutt kajidics vied for control of the planet, notably Besadii (represented by Gardulla the Elder) and Desilijic (represented by Jabba the Hutt). The notorious Jabba chased Alkhara out of his citadel of operations and claimed the B'omarr Monastery for his personal palace.

Rise of the Empire
In 32 BBY, Anakin Skywalker became a local legend in Mos Espa by being the first Human ever to win a podrace, in this case the famous Boonta Eve Classic itself. After winning the race, he left Tatooine to join the Jedi Order.

In late 32 BBY, Jango Fett came to Tatooine and, on behalf of Jabba, disposed of Gardulla, giving Jabba a virtual monopoly on the rule of Tatooine's criminal underworld. However, Jabba's monopoly was eventually challenged by Whiphid crime queen, Lady Valarian.

"My mother." "Oh, yeah. Shmi. Uh&hellip;she's not mine no more. I sold her."

- Anakin Skywalker and Watto

In 22 BBY, Anakin Skywalker returned to Tatooine, sensing his mother, Shmi Skywalker, was in terrible pain. Shmi had been captured and tortured by Tusken Raiders and later died in Anakin's arms. Enraged, Anakin killed every Tusken in the village.

Early in the Clone Wars, the Republic tried to re-establish a presence on the world by constructing a Republic spaceport, but Confederacy General Sev'rance Tann, allied with the minor Hutt crimelord Boorka, wiped it out and established her own fortress. Jabba protested Boorka's direct involvement in the Clone Wars, and betrayed the fortress's location to Echuu Shen-Jon, who wiped it out. In truth, helping Echuu was simply Jabba's way of eliminating Boorka, since Jabba himself got directly involved in the Clone Wars: he shipped cortosis ore through Tatooine to Metalorn for the Techno Union to build cortosis droids. This operation was ended by Anakin Skywalker.

Following Order 66 and the Great Jedi Purge, Obi-Wan Kenobi went into hiding on Tatooine, keeping a close eye on young Luke Skywalker, whom Kenobi entrusted to Shmi's stepson, Owen Lars, and his wife Beru.

Galactic Empire


"I doubt the Empire would ever fight to keep this system."

- Biggs Darklighter

At the time of the early Galactic Empire, the planet's population was estimated at 200,000. In 18 BBY the Empire stationed several battalions of stormtroopers on the world to be picked up by the Eye of Palpatine, which never arrived. It also had a small garrison in Mos Eisley, although the troops stationed there paid little heed to the crime infesting the spaceport.

Shortly before the destruction of Alderaan, the Star Destroyer Devastator captured Princess Leia Organa aboard the Tantive IV above Tatooine. This began the First Extermination of the First Battle of Tatooine (Galactic Civil War). Leia had been trying to contact Kenobi, to ask him to help the Rebel Alliance resolve the crisis of the Death Star, as she had been instructed by her foster father Bail Organa, a former compatriot of Kenobi. Leia did not realize the secret Bail and Obi-Wan shared: she was Anakin Skywalker's daughter. As stormtroopers boarded the corvette, she gave the recently received plans for the Death Star to R2-D2, who escaped to the surface of Tatooine with counterpart C-3PO. Moments later, Darth Vader had Leia captured alive, not knowing she was his daughter.

Vader, the former Anakin Skywalker, had Commander Praji's stormtroopers, placed under the command of Brenn Tantor and Grand General Malcor Brashin, scour the planet for the droids, ignoring the protests of local Governor Tour Aryon. The droids were captured by Jawas and purchased by Owen Lars, but R2-D2 ran away seeking Obi-Wan Kenobi. Luke Skywalker and C-3PO gave chase. They were attacked by Tuskens, but rescued by Kenobi, who emulated the sound of Tatooine's vicious monsters, the Krayt Dragons. The Tuskens were scared off but would soon return in greater numbers. Obi Wan began to teach Luke about the Jedi, although hiding the truth about his father, making him think that Anakin Skywalker had been murdered by Darth Vader. He gave Luke a lightsaber that had belonged to Anakin.

"Mos Eisley spaceport. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious."

- Obi-Wan Kenobi

Meanwhile, the Imperial search party, following the droids' trail, had slaughtered the Tuskens who had attacked Luke and used their banthas to disguise their tracks as those of a Tusken raiding party. They attacked the sandcrawler which had rescued R2-D2 and C-3PO, interrogating and killing the Jawas. They proceeded to Lars' Homestead, where they interrogated and murdered Owen and Beru. The Imperials also ran into a local Rebel cell in the Dune Sea, beginning a brutal skirmish, with the Empire triumphing. The Imperials blockaded Tatooine to prevent the droids from escaping, and began a thorough search of Mos Eisley. This led into a second skirmish with some of the inhabitants.

In Mos Eisley, however, Kenobi and Luke hired Han Solo and Chewbacca to take them to Alderaan with the droids. Solo's Millennium Falcon fled Mos Eisley and broke the Imperial blockade. The Empire had had enough, and they began a brutal pacification campaign, murdering anyone who showed their face. Hidden Rebel troops coupled with Mos Eisley citizens tried to resist but were soon overrun.



Either in conjunction with the above events or shortly afterwards two Rebel X-wings piloted by Rookie One and Ru Murleen took out a portion of the AT-ST garrison stationed in Mos Eisley. Turning their sights skyward, the pair then led an only partially successful attack on the Star Destroyer Devastator still in orbit around the planet. Though the Devastator was heavily damaged, both Rebel pilots abandoned their target in order to pull back to the Rebel base on Yavin IV in time for the Battle of Yavin.

Following this disaster, the Empire increased its presence on Tatooine. The Empire introduced Bledsoe's Disease to Tatooine. However, Luke Skywalker, now a Jedi in training and member of the Rebel Alliance, returned to the planet and destroyed the Imperial garrison after kidnapping Dr. Bledsoe himself, from whom Luke acquired the antidote to the disease.

Some time between 0 ABY and 4 ABY, C-3PO and R2-D2 returned to Tatooine with a Rebel agent and Holocam E to destroy a hidden Assassin Droid factory of the Empire by infiltrating a Jawa Sandcrawler. They succeeded in turning all the Imperial IG-model Assassin Droids into harmless dancing droids.

In 4 ABY, Boba Fett brought Han Solo, frozen in carbonite, to Jabba's Palace, and collected his bounty. Luke returned to Tatooine to rescue Han. Before undertaking the endeavor, he built a new lightsaber, the one Kenobi gave him having been lost on Bespin. Luke, Leia, Lando Calrissian and the droids infiltrated Jabba's Palace and freed Han Solo from the carbonite, but the Skywalker siblings and Han were captured. Jabba tried to feed Luke and Han to the Sarlacc at the Great Pit of Carkoon, but they turned the tables on him. Han accidentally sent Boba Fett into the Pit and Leia strangled Jabba to death with a chain, as Luke battled the Hutt's many guards with his new lightsaber. After having successfully destroyed Jabba's barge, Luke and his friends left for their rendezvous with the Rebel Alliance.

New Republic
"Tatooine is a nasty, useless little planet. The only noteworthy things about it are Jabba, and the pilots it produces year after year."

- Kardue'sai'Malloc

After the Battle of Endor, Emperor Sate Pestage built a redoubt on Tatooine called Eidolon Base, although he never used it. Eidolon Base was later discovered by the New Republic's Rogue Squadron. Commander Wedge Antilles gave Elscol Loro many of the weapons stored in Eidolon Base. Elscol left Rogue Squadron and used the weapons to create an independent guerilla movement which liberated worlds from the Imperial Remnant. Rogue Squadron also returned to Tatooine to purchase weapons from Gavin Darklighter's uncle (Huff Darklighter)during the Bacta War, when Rogue Squadron was working independent of the New Republic.



As the homeworld of Luke Skywalker, Tatooine became something of a tourist trap as a member of the New Republic.

In 8 ABY, following her marriage to Han Solo, Leia Organa Solo traveled to Tatooine to retrieve the Alderaanian moss-painting Killik Twilight and the Shadowcast key hidden within it. There, she discovered her grandmother Shmi's diary and, with the help of her father's childhood friends Kitster and Wald, discovered her father wasn't the evil monster she thought he was and learned to forgive him.

In 12 ABY, the Eye of Palpatine stopped at the planet and, failing to find the stormtroopers it was looking for, took onboard a number of Tusken Raiders and Jawas whom it tried (with no success) to brainwash into being Imperials. That same year, Luke Skywalker and Han Solo searched Jabba's palace, and discovered that the Hutts were planning to build a superweapon.

"You'll find some of the galaxy's worst lowlifes on Tatooine."

- Kyle Katarn to Jaden Korr

In 14 ABY, Jaden Korr of the New Jedi Order visited the planet twice while investigating a mysterious Sith Cult known as the Disciples of Ragnos. The first time it was to investigate some mercenary activity. Arriving in Mos Eisley, the Raven's Claw was trapped by a tractor beam under the control of the cultists. Jaden released the ship with the help of Chewie.



The second time Jaden visited Tatooine was when a moisture farmer overheard a group of smugglers talking about a Sith cult in a bar and had his R5 droid record the conversation. Unfortunately, he became afraid and sold the droid to some Jawas before leaving Tatooine. Jaden returned to Tatooine and got a hold of that droid before the Jawas wiped its memory and returned to the Academy.

In 22 ABY, Jedi trainees Anakin Solo and Tahiri Veila traveled to the planet after Tahiri's foster Tusken Raider father Sliven demanded that she return. All her life, she had been raised by a Tusken tribe without knowing her true parents. That day had come but first she had to prove that she was worthy of knowing.

She and Anakin would use the Force as they never had which included fighting a deadly krayt dragon and surviving the harsh Dune Sea. In the end, both Jedi prevailed and Tahiri learned that her parents were Tryst and Cassa Veila and that they had accidentally been killed during a Tusken raid on their moisture farm. Following that, the duo returned to Yavin IV and freed the trapped Massassi souls within the Golden Globe.

During the time of the New Republic, Tatooine experienced a cycle of harsh sandstorms that damaged and destroyed several Human settlements. It is unknown how this affected the Sandpeople and Jawas on the planet.

Galactic Alliance
After the Yuuzhan Vong destroyed all life on Nal Hutta and Nar Shaddaa, the Hutts adopted Tatooine as their new homeworld. By 40 ABY the Hutts seemed to have returned to Nal Hutta and reclaimed the planet, although it is unknown if they reclaimed Nar Shaddaa.

Notable cities
See also Locations on Tatooine.
 * Anchorhead
 * Bestine
 * Mos Eisley
 * Mos Entha
 * Mos Espa
 * Mos Gamos
 * Mos Osnoe
 * Mos Zabu

Behind the scenes

 * Tatooine is frequently misspelled as "Tattoine" in some sources. This should be interpreted as a typing error.
 * The planet is not actually named in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope; according to Lucas he used the name Utapau in the script, but eventually named it retroactively after the movie's desert location, Tataouine (French spelling) in Tunisia. (see also Tunisia for other Tunisian-inspired names)
 * Tatooine has appeared in every Star Wars film except Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. In Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith the planet appears only in the closing shot on the Lars moisture farm.
 * Some critics have seen Lucas's use of a desert planet as excessively derivative of Frank Herbert's Arrakis in the Dune series of novels. However, Arrakis itself could be taken as a derivative of the planet Mongo of Flash Gordon, which is presented as a desert planet in some media. This is strongly supported by the presence of the starport Gordon on the planet Aquilae in rough draft, the same planet which was later named Utapau in the second draft, where Gordon is briefly mentioned. Utapau, as noted above, was renamed Tatooine.
 * In The Phantom Menace, the map of Tatooine is actually a map of Mars.
 * In the Star Wars universe, planet names ending in the "-ooine" suffix are quite common; examples include Minntooine, Dantooine, and Vactooine, just to name a few.
 * In Star Wars: Rogue Squadron, various famous locations on Tatooine such as Beggar's Canyon, Jabba's Palace, the Sarlacc Pit, Mos Eisley, and Artoo and Threepio's escape pod as well as several moisture farms are all shown as being fairly close to each other - when in actuality they are vastly spread out over the planet's surface.
 * The real world locations for Tatooine are in Tunisia and Yuma Desert in California.
 * Knights of the Old Republic tries to put parallels between Earth and Tatooine, describing Tatooine as the ancestral home world of Humanity instead of the commonly accepted original home world being Corellia or Coruscant, and describes the climate dying because of unrestrained development and warfare with the Rakata. Lastly, Tatooine is on the galaxy's edge, similar to how Earth is on the edge of the Milky Way galaxy.

Appearances
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 * Shadows and Light
 * Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
 * Jedi Apprentice: The Fight for Truth {{c|vision}}
 * A Summer's Dream {{Mo}}
 * Cloak of Deception {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars Republic: Prelude to Rebellion
 * Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter {{Mo}}
 * Episode I Adventures 5: The Ghostling Children
 * Star Wars: Battlefront
 * Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds
 * Urchins
 * Star Wars: Episode I Racer
 * Episode I: Anakin Skywalker
 * Podracing Tales
 * Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
 * Episode I: Queen Amidala
 * Episode I: Qui-Gon Jinn
 * Episode I: The Phantom Menace ½
 * Episode I: Obi-Wan Kenobi {{Flash}}
 * Star Wars Journal: Anakin Skywalker
 * Star Wars: Episode I Jedi Power Battles
 * Bad Business
 * Star Wars Republic: Outlander
 * The Bounty Hunters: Aurra Sing
 * Star Wars Republic: Twilight
 * Star Wars Republic: The Devaronian Version {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars Republic: The Hunt for Aurra Sing {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars: Bounty Hunter
 * Jedi Quest comic {{Flash}}
 * Star Wars: Racer Revenge
 * Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
 * Boba Fett: Hunted
 * Star Wars: Battlefront II
 * Republic Commando: Triple Zero {{Mo}}
 * Odds {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars: The New Droid Army
 * Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
 * Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader
 * Mist Encounter {{Mo}}
 * The Last One Standing
 * Ghosts of the Sith {{Mo}}
 * The Last of the Jedi: The Desperate Mission
 * The Last of the Jedi: Dark Warning
 * The Last of the Jedi: Death on Naboo {{Mo}}
 * The Last of the Jedi: Return of the Dark Side {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars: Empire at War
 * The Paradise Snare {{Mo}}
 * Falling Star
 * Sandstorm
 * The Princess Leia Diaries
 * Prey
 * The Hutt Gambit
 * Kessel Run
 * Luke Skywalker: Detective
 * Luke Skywalker's Walkabout
 * Adventure in Beggar's Canyon
 * Boba Fett: Enemy of the Empire {{Mo}}
 * When the Domino Falls {{Mo}}
 * {{Galaxy|9|Wanderer of Worlds}}
 * The Hovel on Terk Street
 * Fred Jawa
 * Death Star Designer {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars: Lethal Alliance
 * Underworld: The Yavin Vassilika
 * Star Wars Empire: Betrayal {{Flash}}
 * Star Wars Empire: Darklighter
 * Star Wars: Rebel Assault
 * A Hunter's Fate: Greedo's Tale webstrip
 * Smuggler's Blues
 * X-wing Rogue Squadron ½ {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope novel {{1st}}
 * Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
 * Star Wars Science Adventures: Journey Across Planet X {{Mo}}
 * Skywalkers
 * Cantina Communications
 * The Rebel Thief
 * Star Wars Missions 5: The Hunt for Han Solo
 * Star Wars 1
 * Star Wars 2: Six Against the Galaxy
 * Spare Parts
 * Droid Trouble
 * A Bitter Winter
 * Nerf Herder
 * Super Star Wars
 * Death Star Pirates {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
 * Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina
 * Star Wars 3-D
 * The Star Wars Holiday Special
 * Star Wars Empire: In the Shadows of Their Fathers {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars Empire: The Wrong Side of the War {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars Rebellion: My Brother, My Enemy {{Flash}}
 * Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided
 * Star Wars 31: Return to Tatooine
 * Star Wars 32: The Jawa Express
 * Tatooine Sojourn
 * The Second Kessel Run {{Mo}}
 * Pearls in the Sand
 * Jabba the Hutt: Betrayal
 * Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike
 * The Mystery of the Rebellious Robot
 * Star Wars Galaxies: The Ruins of Dantooine {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars: Demolition
 * Junkheap Hero
 * Splinter of the Mind's Eye {{Mo}}
 * Splinter of the Mind's Eye comic {{Mo}}
 * Command Decision {{Mo}}
 * A Valentine Story {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back {{Mo}}
 * Thank the Maker! {{Flash}}
 * Shadows of the Empire comic
 * Shadows of the Empire novel
 * The One That Got Away
 * A Hot Time in the Cold Town Tonite {{Mo}}
 * Fortune, Fate, and the Natural History of the Sarlacc
 * Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption
 * Star Wars: Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader
 * Battle of the Bounty Hunters
 * Stop That Jawa!
 * The Bounty Hunters: Scoundrel's Wages {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
 * Tales from Jabba's Palace
 * Star Wars Journal: Hero for Hire
 * The Ordeal of Boba Fett
 * The Jabba Tape
 * Sand Blasted
 * The Mandalorian Armor
 * Three Against the Galaxy {{Flash}}
 * Star Wars 81: Jawas of Doom
 * A Credit for Your Thoughts {{Mo}}
 * X-wing: Rogue Squadron {{Mo}}
 * X-wing: The Bacta War
 * Collapsing New Empires {{Mo}}
 * Hutt and Seek {{Mo}}
 * Tatooine Ghost
 * Jedi Quest: The Changing of the Guard {{Mo}}
 * Tall Tales {{Mo}}
 * Children of the Jedi {{Vision|Luke Skywalker}}
 * Darksaber
 * Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy
 * Before the Storm {{Mo}}
 * Specter of the Past {{Mo}}
 * Junior Jedi Knights: Promises
 * Junior Jedi Knights: Anakin's Quest {{Mo}}
 * Junior Jedi Knights: Vader's Fortress {{Mo}}
 * Junior Jedi Knights: Kenobi's Blade {{Mo}}
 * Star Tours
 * Vector Prime {{Mo}}
 * Dark Tide I: Onslaught {{Mo}}
 * Edge of Victory II: Rebirth
 * Force Heretic II: Refugee {{Mo}}
 * The Lost Lightsaber {{Flash}}
 * Betrayal {{Mo}}
 * Exile {{Mo}}
 * Star Wars: Droidworks

Non-canon appearances

 * Tag & Bink: Revenge of the Clone Menace
 * Old Wounds
 * What They Called Me
 * Best Birthday Ever
 * In the Beginning
 * Tag & Bink Are Dead
 * Star Wars Infinities: A New Hope
 * LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy
 * Spare Parts comic
 * Skippy the Jedi Droid
 * Melvin Fett
 * Star Wars Infinities: The Empire Strikes Back
 * Star Wars: Yoda Stories
 * Skreej
 * Star Wars Infinities: Return of the Jedi
 * The Revenge of Tag & Bink
 * The Return of Tag & Bink: Special Edition
 * The Secret Tales of Luke's Hand}}