Bossk'wassak'Cradossk

Bossk
Biographical information
Homeworld	Trandosha
Descriptive information
Species	Trandoshan
Gender	Male
Height	1.90 meters
Mass	113 kilograms
Eye color	Orange
Skin color	Green
Chronological and political information
Affiliation(s)	Bounty Hunters' Guild Krayt's Claw Galactic Empire (as a mercenary)

Warning: This infobox is missing the following parameters: parents, pronouns, children, siblings, partners, families, feathers

"Well, I'm just guessing, sir. But I couldn't help noticing that your ship is equipped with missile launchers as well as quad cannons, and that the Imperials seem very interested in your arrival. And given the size of your mortar gun, and the way you don't mince words, it's my impression that you're a professional bounty hunter."

―Ezra Bridger's description of Bossk

Bossk was a male Trandoshan bounty hunter and the son of Cradossk who was known for hunting Wookiees. During the Clone Wars, Bossk worked alongside fellow hunters Aurra Sing and Castas to mentor the orphaned Boba Fett. Their scheme to kill Fett's hated enemy Mace Windu resulted in Fett and Bossk's arrest. After a stint in prison, Bossk worked in Krayt's Claw, Fett's syndicate of bounty hunters, taking jobs for clients including Otua Blank and Asajj Ventress.

After the rise of the Empire, Bossk traveled to the Outer Rim planet of Lothal to collect a bounty on the Dug criminal Gronson Takkaro, who had jumped bail in the Ahakista system. During his trip Bossk also joined forces with the Force-sensitive street urchin Ezra Bridger to stop the corrupt Imperial Security Bureau Lieutenant Jenkes. Following the Battle of Hoth, Bossk would be called upon by Darth Vader to find and capture the Millennium Falcon.

Biography

"I am Bossk, son of Cradossk!"

―Bossk

Background

"I've never seen anyone boost a landspeeder so fast. How'd you learn?"
"My father taught me."

―Ezra and Bossk discussing the latter's childhood

Bossk was the son of Cradossk, a Trandoshan bounty hunter. From his father, Bossk learned how to boost a landspeeder. When Bossk reached maturity, he followed in the footsteps of his father to become a bounty hunter. Looking back on his childhood, Bossk regarded fathers as overrated and was uncomfortable with people asking questions about his early life. At some point during his career as a bounty hunter, Bossk obtained a modified YV-666 light freighter that was named the Hound's Tooth. This became his main transport for plying his trade as a bounty hunter.

The Clone Wars

"…And that scaly horror is Bossk. He's the worst of the worst-- I heard he trained Boba Fett himself…"

―Lando Calrissian

Aiding a vendetta

File:Bossk-TCW.jpg

Bossk during the Clone Wars.

A fierce and skilled bounty hunter, Bossk was renowned and feared for his effectiveness at killing Wookiees. Bossk was a member of the Bounty Hunters' Guild as well, an institution that regulated the bounty-hunting trade. During the Clone Wars, Bossk teamed up with fellow bounty hunters Aurra Sing and the Klatooinian Castas to mentor the young Boba Fett and assist him with his vendetta against the renowned Jedi Master Mace Windu. After Fett destroyed the engines of the Republic attack cruiser Endurance, making it crash on Vanqor, the bounty hunters went inside and took three hostages: Admiral Kilian, Commander Ponds and a clone officer. Bossk remained by their ship to watch over the hostages. However, the trio retreated after watching Windu's fighter escape them by making the jump to hyperspace.

Bossk on Vanqor with the crashed Star Destroyer Endurance in the background.

As the bounty hunters stopped on Florrum to request services of space pirate Hondo Ohnaka, Bossk was left in charge of the ship, the Slave I, holding their two Republic hostages which survived the trip. Just as he was about to kill the hostages, the Padawan Ahsoka Tano swooped in on a speeder bike, subdued Bossk and freed the hostages. Bossk was then held at gunpoint by Kilian, with the Trandoshan's own weapon. Aurra Sing then arrived in on a speeder bike, and during the brief battle that followed, Aurra tried to escape with Slave I, but crashed after Ahsoka cut off one of the wings. Later, both Bossk and Boba Fett were taken as Republic prisoners to the Republic Judiciary Central Detention Center on Coruscant.

Incarcerated

"You got a problem with Boba, you got a problem with me."

―Bossk

While in prison, Bossk decided to act as a bodyguard to Boba. When he saw a fight take place in the cafeteria between Obi-Wan Kenobi disguised as Rako Hardeen and Boba, he cheered his young charge on. As the guards came over to intervene, he knocked them out and threw Hardeen across a dining table, creating a distraction for the prisoners to escape. Bossk and Boba fled the room in the chaos.

A job under Fett

Bossk and Boba Fett fighting Kage Warriors on Quarzite.

After escaping prison, Boba formed his own syndicate of bounty hunters, which Bossk joined. On Tatooine, Bossk, along with fellow bounty hunters Dengar, C-21 Highsinger, Oked and Latts Razzi went to Chalmun's Cantina. After seeing Oked killed, Bossk and Latts invited his killer, Asajj Ventress, for a drink and blackmailed her into taking Oked's place on their team for a job. After Ventress agreed, Bossk and Latts took her to meet Fett and the other team members. Fett's team had been hired by the Belugan Major Rigosso to protect a large chest while it was delivered via subtram to his Lord. While on the job, the tram was attacked by Kage Warriors. After several minutes of fighting, Bossk was sent to help Ventress defend the rear. On the way, however, a Kage Warrior blew blinding dust into his face. Unable to see, Bossk was kicked off the tram. He hit the ground hard, bellowing his fury. Later, he and the rest of the team collected their share of the payment from Ventress, though not before Bossk inquired about Boba's whereabouts.

Mission to Serenno

Later during the war, Bossk and Fett's syndicate of hunters stopped at a bar at Level 1313 on Coruscant. Bossk was sitting the bar drinking when the Jedi Quinlan Vos entered, posing as a bounty hunter. Vos, who was seeking a lead on the location of Bossk's former teammate Asajj Ventress, tried to get attention by loudly asking if anyone had any job leads, which Bossk coldly rebuked. When Vos casually referenced Ventress, however, Bossk's attention was piqued and he laughed before buying Vos a drink. Bossk inquired if she had stolen a job from Vos, and he instead asked if he knew where she was, to which Bossk answered he had no idea, but after further prodding from Vos, took him to a back alcove where Boba and the other hunters under his employ were seated. Bossk told his boss that Vos was looking for "No Name," and Boba eventually gave the undercover Jedi the information heed needed to locate and confront Ventress. Before Vos departed, Bossk remarked that he hoped Vos was "man enough" for the task.

Not long after Boba and Krayt's Claw were sought out by their old associate Asajj Ventress, who needed help rescuing Vos from Count Dooku's palace on Serenno. While initially spurning the offer due to Ventress's betrayal of Fett, the hunters, in particular Bossk and Latts Razzi, were won over when offered 250,000 credits. Bossk and the rest of the hunters provided a distraction while Ventress entered the castle to retrieve Vos and were able to trap Dooku underneath some netting; however, the appearance of the dark side–wielding Vos forced the hunters and Ventress to flee.

Age of the Empire

"In case you hadn't noticed, we're a little shorthanded."
"So we get who we need. The Xan sisters, or Bossk. But, no, instead you're putting our lives in the hands of morons."

―Tobias Beckett and Val

By the Age of the Empire, Bossk was still a member of the Bounty Hunters' Guild. The Guild had developed a working partnership with the Galactic Empire and pursued acquisitions who were targeted by a government bounty. He was among a small number of bounty hunters whose Republic criminal records were expunged by the Empire, to facilitate their use as independent law enforcers in the Outer Rim Territories. As a licensed bounty hunter, Bossk was also issued with an Imperial Peace-Keeping Certificate. In 10 BBY, Val complained to her lover Tobias Beckett about why they didn't hire Bossk or the Xan sisters, but instead newcomers Han Solo and Chewbacca, for the heist on the 20-T Railcrawler conveyex transport they performed on Vandor.

Working with Ezra

"Avoid the use of firepower. We'll see about that"

―Bossk, prior to landing on Lothal

Lothal, one of the many worlds Bossk visited

Five years before the Battle of Yavin, Bossk visited the Outer Rim planet of Lothal to collect a bounty on the Dug criminal Gronson "Shifty" Takkaro, who had jumped bail in the Ahakista system. While the local security Imperial Security Bureau Lieutenant Herdringer was hesitant about allowing the Trandoshan bounty hunter to enter his jurisdiction, he reluctantly acquiesced on the condition that Bossk avoided the use of firepower. Unknown to Bossk, the ISB official he was talking to was actually an impostor, the corrupt ISB Lieutenant Jenkes, who had murdered the real Herdringer and stolen his identity. Jenkes was also in cahoots with "Shifty" Takkaro and informed the Dug fugitive. He also sent Squad Five, a squad of stormtroopers, to kill Bossk.

After landing in Lothal Capital City's spaceport, Bossk encountered a young Force-sensitive Human street urchin named Ezra Bridger. Having been orphaned at the age of seven following the death of his parents, Ezra made his living on the streets of Capital City as a con artist. Posing as an official guide to Lothal, Ezra agreed to lead Bossk to a joint called Ake's Tavern, where "Shifty" Takkaro was reported to be hiding. In return, Bossk promised to pay Ezra a thousand credits and paid the youth an upfront installment of five hundred credits. While traveling on a speeder bus to Ake's Tavern, Bossk paid Ezra the remaining half of his fee.

Upon arriving at Ake's Tavern, Ezra entered the building disguised as a ticket-seller for the Arena Day tournament, which fell on the following day. However, "Shifty" Takkaro had already been warned and Bossk and Ezra soon found themselves under attack from three of Jenkes' associates, the Duros assassin Angrigo and the two Niktos known as the Kratchell twins. These assassins had been sent to protect Takkaro and to kill Bossk and his local guide. During the ensuing shootout, Bossk killed Angrigo and the Kratchells and captured Takkaro. Bossk attempted to interrogate Takkaro but before he could extract any answers, a squad of stormtroopers arrived at Ake's Tavern.

Bossk identified himself as a licensed bounty hunter whose hunt for the bail jumper Takkaro had been sanctioned by Imperial Herdringer of the ISB. When the stormtroopers ignored Bossk, he used a concussion grenade to distract the Imperials before fleeing the tavern with Ezra. Following a skirmish with several stormtroopers and scout troopers, Bossk and Ezra managed to escape on a stolen speeder bike. At Ezra's urging, Bossk reluctantly left his unconscious quarry Takkaro behind; Takkaro was subsequently apprehended by the local Imperial authorities. During their escape from the tavern, Ezra managed to confuse the Imperials by using a stolen stormtrooper helmet to issue false orders. Fleeing into a tunnel, Bossk and Ezra were pursued by a pair of scout troopers on speeder bikes but managed to lose their pursuers by entering the left-fork which led them to the outskirts of the city.

Imperial Entanglements

"Maybe you're not as dumb as you look. I need to meet a guy at a joint called Ake's Taven. Unfortunately, the Imperials weren't very interested in giving me directions."

―Bossk hiring Ezra's services as a guide

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Ezra Bridger and Bossk, unlikely allies

Bossk survived the fight and escape from Ake's Tavern but has sustained a laser bolt shot through his upper shoulder. Following their escape, Ezra demanded a pay hike from Bossk as compensation for being used as a "decoy". The Trandoshan reluctantly agreed to pay Ezra all the money in his ship's strongbox if the youth took him somewhere safe to recuperate from his injury. Bossk was unable to return to his ship Hound's Tooth because the Imperial authorities were after him. Keeping his side of the bargain, Ezra took Bossk to his home: an abandoned communications tower on the outskirts of Capital City. Ezra tended to the wounded Trandoshan and applied a thick bandage around his wounded shoulder. Reflecting on his previous encounter during the day, Bossk realized that he had been set up by Lieutenant Herdringer, who had arranged for the "incident" at Ake's Tavern.

In order to ascertain how the assassins he had encountered earlier had surfaced on Lothal, Bossk decided to visit the local posting agency at Capital City's spaceport to access the Imperial Enforcement DataCore. Borrowing Ezra's jump bike, the two of them traveled to Capital City's spaceport. To avoid detection, Bossk pretended to be a blind invalid with Ezra pretending to serve as his guide. After Ezra used his conman skills to get them pass a squad of stormtroopers, the two partners entered the posting agency. While viewing the Imperial records, Bossk and Ezra discovered that Lieutenant Herdringer had died three months ago during a traffic accident and that his colleague Lieutenant Jenkes had stolen his identity. They also learned that Jenkes in the past had managed an illegal gladiator arena on Nyriaan and that Gronson Takkaro had worked as his bookmaster.

Unknown to Bossk and Ezra, Lieutenant Jenkes was monitoring the Imperial Enforcement DataCore. The corrupt ISB agent dispatched a squad of stormtroopers to kill Bossk and placed a bounty on the Trandoshan. After escaping a second attack by stormtroopers, Bossk and Ezra decided to flee to Monad Outpost, where Jenkes was organizing an illegal gladitorial event called Gladiator Night the following night. Bossk intended to confront Jenkes there and expose his corruption. During their escape from the spaceport, Bossk destroyed an Imperial surveillance remote and knocked out a Ranat bounty hunter and Nimbanel companion, who had wanted to collected the Imperial bounty on Bossk.

After Bossk deduced that Lieutenant Jenkes was the mysterious "Commissioner" who ran the illegal Gladiator Night, Ezra realized that Jenkes would want to kill anyone who knew about his operation including his Xexto mentor Ferpil Wallaway, who had hired Ezra to sell the tickets for the Gladiator Night event. In an attempt to save Wallaway's life, Bossk and Ezra traveled to Wallaway's pawnshop, which lay nine kilometers away from Capital City's spaceport. However, Jenkes had already arrived at Wallaway's pawnshop and killed him with a blaster pistol. Bossk and Ezra arrived just in time to see Jenkes leaving the pawn shop with a large luggage case. Despite failing to save Wallaway's life, Bossk managed to plant a magnetic tracer beacon on Jenkes' speeder. Wallaway's death convinced Ezra to join forces with Bossk to stop Jenkes' plan to steal as much money as he could from the Gladiator Night event at Monad Outpost.

Final Showdown at Monad Outpost

"Hold on. I am Bossk from Trandosha. I did not come to Monad Outpost to die in this arena. But if I am to die tonight, I wish to die as a warrior. I challenge the gladiators to bare-handed combat!"

―Bossk

Monad Outpost

Bossk and Ezra arrived at Monad Outpost, an abandoned mining settlement which lay on the outskirts of Lothal's Capital City; the arena was located underneath the settlement. Lieutenant Jenkes had already arrived and killed the Ishi Tib manning the box office. Before he and his two stormtrooper escorts could leave with the stolen credit chips, Bossk and Ezra intercepted them. After incapacitating his stormtrooper companions, Bossk confronted Jenkes but the lieutenant fled into the arena. Bossk and Ezra gave chase but Jenkes shot the Trandoshan bounty hunter through his right thigh. In an attempt to slow down Bossk, Jenkes seized a comlink from the arena's Pa'lowick master of ceremony and claimed that Bossk was a dangerous fugitive who was wanted by the Empire.

Bossk foiled Jenkes' attempt to frame him by using Ezra's stolen comlink to issue a challenge to the arena's competitors: the Houk Borbig Drob and the Feeorin Warjak. After soundly defeating the two competitors in bare-handed combat, Bossk revealed that Lieutenant Jenkes was actually the shady criminal known as the "Commissioner" and that he had been planning to steal the spectators' credit chips. In addition, Bossk revealed Jenkes' involvement in the murders of Lieutenant Herdringer, the pawnbroker Wallaway, and the Ishi Tib manning the box office. Lieutenant Jenkes then attempted to escape the arena but was thwarted by Ezra who fired a slingshot at him. Shortly later, Jenkes was arrested by the local Imperial authorities.

Following the Gladiator Night showdown, Bossk was exonerated by the Imperial authorities on Lothal who awarded him an undisclosed amount of credits via transfer register. In addition, Bossk was allowed by Commandant Cumberlayne Aresko to take back the corpse of Lieutenant Jenkes as a trophy, who had been executed for his numerous crimes. An official HoloNet News report credited the Trandoshan with saving the lives of numerous civilians and exposing a crime syndicate's operation to defraud gamblers. This brief report omitted any mention of Jenkes, whose actions were deemed an embarrassment for the Empire. Prior to departing Lothal, Bossk paid Ezra everything in his strongbox, which amounted to little more than a paltry sum of ninety credits.

Galactic Civil War

Finding the rogue droid

"Bossk, we need you to locate the missing files."
"We suspect a traitor."

―Two Imperial officers, briefing Bossk about 261's disappearance

Bossk looking for the rogue astromech aboard a Jawa sandcrawler

In the year 0 BBY, Bossk was summoned aboard the Death Star, a moon-sized planet-killing battle station built by the Galactic Empire. During a briefing with two Imperial officers, the Trandoshan learned that an Imperial astromech designated 261 had gone rogue, stolen secret files, and left the battle station. Suspecting treason, the Imperials hired Bossk to retrieve the missing droid.

Bossk then jumped in the Hound's Tooth and took off, hoping to catch the droid before it had a chance to enter hyperspace. Upon exiting the Death Star's atmosphere, the Trandoshan found himself among a fleet of Imperial Star Destroyers. He tuned in the warships' frequency, where they reported the theft of a Lambda-class T-4a shuttle bound for the desert planet Tatooine and piloted by an astromech. Having landed on Tatooine, Bossk spotted the purloined shuttle in the spaceport of Mos Eisley. Although the shuttle had crashed, injuring stormtroopers and civilians in the process, 261 was nowhere near the wreckage. Knowing that the damaged automaton would be looking for new parts, Bossk talked to several street vendors before heading into Chalmun's Cantina for a drink. He notably questioned the surly barman, Wuher, but to no avail. At a dead end, the Trandoshan journeyed to the fortress of Jabba Desilijic Tiure, the Hutt crime lord of Tatooine. There, he learn from EV-9D9 that 261 had indeed been brought to the palace and forced to join its droid pool, but managed to escape.

The Trandoshan ended up discovering that his target had been captured by a clan of Jawa scavengers, whom he started tracking across the barren expanses. Eventually, Bossk confronted the Jawas outside their sandcrawler. Having retrieved the crafty droid, the bounty hunter escorted it back to the Empire.

Anthan heist

"Do you think I'd cross four of the deadliest bounty hunters in the galaxy?"
"I think you'd think about it. Then ssslink away."

―Aphra and Bossk

During the Galactic Civil War, Bossk met with IG-90, Black Krrsantan and Beebox at a bar on Son-tuul after the Son-tuul Pride had been destroyed by Darth Vader. Vader's assistant Doctor Aphra appeared and offered them information on the Arquitens-class light cruiser that was transporting the Son-tuul Pride's fortune to an Imperial vault. At Anthan Prime, Aphra detonated an asteroid, causing the cruiser to collide. Bossk disembarked from her ship the Ark Angel into the cruiser, where he and IG-90 opened fire on the Viper probe droids guarding the vault. Meanwhile, Black Krrsantan blew open a hole in the cruiser from his gunship, causing most of the credits to be decompressed, much to the other bounty hunters' disappointment. Aphra explained BT-1 would scoop up some credits, which was better than none. After leaving with his share, Bossk menacingly expressed hope that Aphra had considered the consequences if they found out she had double-crossed them. His suspicions were correct: most of the credits had been retrieved by a hidden satellite for Vader.

The hunt for the Millennium Falcon

"Res luk ra'auf."

―Bossk utters an unmistakable warning to Admiral Firmus Piett

Bossk

Bossk was one of six hunters hired by Darth Vader to hunt down and capture Han Solo. However, he failed to collect on this bounty, with his old partner Boba Fett beating him to the target. Bossk later met up with Fett at Jabba's Palace, and subsequently accompanied Jabba's retinue aboard the Khetanna.

Personality and traits

"Mr. Bossk, it's my understanding that you're a professional businessman. I expect you to honor that deal."
"All right, shorty. You got me. All the money in the strongbox is yours."

―Ezra Bridger negotiating a pay hike with Bossk

Bossk was a ruthless and efficient bounty hunter who upheld the Bounty Hunter Code. He did not like other bounty hunters or governments interfering with any of his bounties. While Bossk tended to work alone, he was also capable of working with other individuals, including Boba Fett, Aurra Sing, and Ezra Bridger. As a businessman, Bossk was also known to keep his promises to the letter of the law. He was also known as a fair and honest combatant.

Skills and abilities

"Now that guy really knows how to put on a show."

―A Pa'lowick arena manager's impression of Bossk

As a bounty hunter, Bossk was a physically fit and a skilled fighter. He developed a fearsome reputation as an effective hunter of Wookiees, a species that shared the Kashyyyk system. While Bossk often wielded a mortar gun, he was also skilled in unarmed combat. On one occasion, he took on two gladiatorial fighters and bested them both in a fight.

Equipment

"Bossk. He's a Trandoshan, carries a mortar gun, flies a YV-series freighter…Why am I writing this down? You can read it all on his ID card, which I swiped!"

―Ezra Bridger, in his private journal

Bossk's weapon of choice was a Relby-v10 mortar gun

Bossk's primary weapon was a Relby-v10 mortar gun. He also utilized a YV-series light freighter named the Hound's Tooth.

Behind the scenes

Bossk first appeared in the 1980 film Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back. Prior to the release of the movie, he appeared in a mail-in flyer that revealed his role in the movie. In the The Empire Strikes Back, Bossk was played by the actor Alan Harris, who reprised his role in Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi. Bossk was voiced by Dee Bradley Baker in the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Bossk's animation model was redesigned between his appearances in season two and four to more closely resemble his film counterpart, as the more colorful designs for the Trandoshans in season three caused the show's staff to regret how simple his appearance was.

In the fourth draft of The Empire Strikes Back screenplay, Bossk was described as a slimy, tentacled monster with two huge bloodshot eyes in a soft baggy face.

Bossk's outfit was actually recycled from a 1966 Doctor Who serial titled The Tenth Planet. The suit itself was actually a High-Altitude Windak Pressure Suit, a suit used by the British Royal Air Force in the 1960s.

Before the cancellation of The Clone Wars TV series, Bossk was set to make an appearance during a four-episode arc starring Boba Fett and Cad Bane. In a clip revealed during the Animated Origins and Unexpected Fates panel at Celebration Orlando in 2017, Bossk and Embo were seen siding with Bane during a stand-off between Fett and other bounty hunters. Bossk then suggests that Bane give Fett his chance to prove himself.

Writer Jon Kasdan originally desired to include Bossk in the 2018 Star Wars Anthology film Solo: A Star Wars Story. However, Kasdan ultimately concluded that there was no place for Bossk in the film. In Kasdan's drafts for Solo, Bossk was part of the Cloud-Riders and served as Enfys Nest's second-in-command, only to abandon her by the end of the film. Though Kasdan fought to keep this scene, he was overruled.

Appearances

Star Wars: Galactic Defense Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes Star Wars: Force Arena Star Wars Battlefront II Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Death Trap" Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "R2 Come Home" Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Lethal Trackdown" Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Sphere of Influence" Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Assassin" (In flashback(s)) Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Deception" Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Bounty" Dark Disciple Dark Disciple audiobook Solo: A Star Wars Story (Mentioned only) Solo: A Star Wars Story: Expanded Edition (Mentioned only) Solo: A Star Wars Story: Expanded Edition audiobook (Mentioned only) Solo: A Star Wars Story Adaptation 2 (Mentioned only) Ezra's Gamble The Mighty Chewbacca in the Forest of Fear! (Mentioned only) Bounty Hunt Star Wars: The Original Trilogy – A Graphic Novel Star Wars Battlefront (DLC) Darth Vader 7: Shadows and Secrets, Part I Darth Vader 8: Shadows and Secrets, Part II Darth Vader 9: Shadows and Secrets, Part III (Indirect mention only) Darth Vader 10: Shadows and Secrets, Part IV (Indirectly mentioned only; in the opening crawl) Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back (First appearance) Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures — "Boba Fett - The Bounty Hunter" The Empire Strikes Back: So You Want to Be a Jedi? The Empire Strikes Back: So You Want to Be a Jedi? audiobook Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back junior novelization Age of Rebellion - Princess Leia 1 Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi

Non-canon appearances

• LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales — "Flight of the Falcon" (In flashback(s))
• LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures — "Return to the Wheel"
• LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens (DLC)

Sources

Bossk in the Encyclopedia (content now obsolete; backup link) C-21 Highsinger in the Encyclopedia (content now obsolete; backup link) Hound's Tooth in the Encyclopedia (content now obsolete; backup link) Kage Warriors in the Encyclopedia (content now obsolete; backup link) Star Wars Rebels Lands in Bookstores on StarWars.com (backup link) "A Trip to the Light Side" — Star Wars Insider 152 Rebel Journal by Ezra Bridger Ultimate Star Wars Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded Star Wars: Complete Locations Star Wars: Galactic Atlas Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia LEGO Star Wars Expanded Universe (Set: 75167 Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack) Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know, Updated and Expanded Star Wars Encyclopedia of Starfighters and Other Vehicles Star Wars: Alien Archive Star Wars: Scum and Villainy: Case Files on the Galaxy's Most Notorious Collapse of the Republic Every Droid in Star Wars on the official Star Wars Kids YouTube channel (backup link) Star Wars: How Not to Get Eaten by Ewoks and Other Galactic Survival Skills Aurra Sing in the Databank (backup link) Bossk in the Databank (backup link) Central Detention Center in the Databank (backup link) Hound's Tooth in the Databank (backup link) Trandosha in the Databank (backup link)

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