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"Some little… bat weasel? I don't know. Like an Ugnaught with a gland issue or somethin'. I thought he was a really hairy kid at first."
The Scrapper[13]

The Chadra-Fan was a sentient species of meter-tall, rodent-like humanoids from the Outer Rim world of Chad.[7] They had large ears, and flat noses with four nostrils.[7] The Chadra-Fans Troo-tril-tek[14] and Tiver were bounty hunters during the Republic Era[8] while Piikow[12] and another Chadra-Fan were rebels that opposed the Galactic Empire.[15] The Chadra-Fans Shortpaw[7] and Orka were junk sellers.[16] Many other sentient beings looked down on Chadra-Fans and saw them as pets or lesser beings.[11]

Biology and appearance[]

"I wanted adventure, but no one seems to take me seriously."
"It is probably because you are diminutive and furry, and you have a high voice. These traits combine to trick the human mind into thinking you are a child or a pet because humans are of lesser intellect."
―Kriki and Pook[11]
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Shortpaw, a Chadra-Fan crime lord in the Anoat sector.

Chadra-Fans were a sentient rodent or bat-like humanoid species standing as a meter tall from the Outer Rim world of Chad. They were distinguished by their large ears, flat noses, and four nostrils.[7] Chadra-Fans could have black,[5] brown,[6] gray,[7] or white colored hair[3] and had gray,[2] tan,[4] or lightly colored skin.[3] Possessing their oversized ears since childhood,[3] Chadra-Fans also had sensitive hearing.[2] Chadra-Fans had two hearts and only needed to sleep about three hours a day.[11] Chadra-Fan were capable of producing many offspring that were called fanlings.[3]

Chadra-Fans in the galaxy[]

"My two Chadra-Fan trackers, Hardhear and his grandson Sissian, could detect Vader at a distance."
―Wilhuff Tarkin[2]

Prior to the Crisis on Naboo, the Chadra-Fan bounty hunter Troo-tril-tek was hired by Darth Maul to assist him in infiltrating the auction of the Jedi Padawan Eldra Kaitis.[14] Sometime before the plot to assassinate Senator Amidala, another Chadra-Fan bounty hunter named Tiver was hired by the famed bounty hunter Jango Fett and killed shortly after in an attempt to betray him.[8]

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Orka was the Chadra-Fan co-owner of the Office of Acquisitions

Sometime after the occupation of Mon Cala, the Chadra-Fan trackers Hardhear and his grandson Sissian were hired, for their sensitive hearing, to assist Wilhuff Tarkin in hunting Darth Vader on Chandar's Folly.[2] The Chadra-Fan Kabe was a patron of Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina on Tatooine[4] and was present when Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi went there looking for transport to Alderaan.[6] Piikow was a Chadra-Fan member of the Dreamers rebel cell in 0 ABY.[12] Another Chadra-Fan rebel was a part of the Sullustan resistance.[15] Chadra-Fans including Meymik, Shortpaw, Tel'kap, Tiquip,[7] and Fbinti Fith[17] were in the Anoat sector during the Iron Blockade.[7] The Chadra-Fan Orka was the co-owner of the Office of Acquisitions on the refueling station Colossus.[16] The Chadra-Fan Kriki lived at Black Spire Outpost on Batuu and was recruited into the Resistance by Vi Moradi.[11]

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