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{{Quote|You're just a droid. You don't know about real duty, about what it's like to have a brother.''"<br />"''I am sorry. I always wanted to have human feelings, but I do not.|Clone trooper Fives and AZI-3|Conspiracy}}
  
{{Quote|You're just a droid. You don't know about real duty, about what it's like to have a brother.''"<br />"''I am sorry. I always wanted to have human feelings, but I do not.|Clone trooper Fives and AZI-3|Conspiracy}}
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[[File:Droid Trio TLJ.png|thumb|right|250px|Protocol droid [[C-3PO]], and [[astromech droid]]s [[BB-8]] and [[R2-D2]].]]
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[[File:Droid Trio TLJ.png|thumb|right|250px|Protocol droid [[C-3PO]], and [[astromech droid]]s [[BB-8]] and [[R2-D2]]]]
 
'''Droids''', less commonly known as '''robots''' and '''automatons''', were mechanical beings that possessed [[artificial intelligence]]. They were used in a variety of roles and environments, often those considered too menial or too dangerous for other [[species]], but also in fields that required extensive specialization and knowledge.
  
'''Droids''', less commonly known as '''robots''' and '''automatons''', were mechanical beings that possessed [[artificial intelligence]]. They were used in a variety of roles and environments, often those considered too menial or too dangerous for other [[species]], but also in fields that required extensive specialization and knowledge.
   
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The earliest origins of droids were lost to history, and, by the [[time]] of the [[New Republic]], it was unknown exactly when the first droid was created.<ref name="Droidography">''[[Star Wars: Droidography]]''</ref> Nevertheless, for [[Millennium|millennia]], droids served in [[The galaxy|galactic]] society alongside [[Species|organic]] beings.<ref name="Propaganda">''[[Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy]]''</ref> Droids existed as far back as the earliest [[Standard day|days]] of the [[Jedi Order]],<ref name="SWE Huyang">{{SWE|characters|huyang|Huyang}}</ref> which was founded over 5,000 [[Standard year|years]] before the [[Clone Wars]].<ref name="Tarkin">[[Tarkin (novel)|''Tarkin'']]</ref> One such ancient droid, [[Professor]] [[Huyang]], served the [[Jedi]] for several millennia.<ref name="SWE Huyang" /> As a result of this ancient coexistence with living beings, the [[galaxy]] often had an uneven relationship between organics and mechanicals. Records of uprisings and clashes between droids and their organic overlords became increasingly common as droids slowly became more important in galactic society.<ref name="Propaganda" />
  
The earliest origins of droids were lost to history, and, by the [[time]] of the [[New Republic]], it was unknown exactly when the first droid was created.<ref name="Droidography">''[[Star Wars: Droidography]]''</ref> Nevertheless, for [[Millennium|millennia]], droids served in [[The galaxy|galactic]] society alongside [[Species|organic]] beings.<ref name="Propaganda">''[[Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy]]''</ref> Droids existed as far back as the earliest [[Standard day|days]] of the [[Jedi Order]],<ref name="SWE Huyang">{{SWE|characters|huyang|Huyang}}</ref> which was founded over 5,000 [[Standard year|years]] before the [[Clone Wars]].<ref name="Tarkin">[[Tarkin (novel)|''Tarkin'']]</ref> One such ancient droid, [[Professor]] [[Huyang]], served the [[Jedi]] for several millennia.<ref name="SWE Huyang" /> As a result of this ancient coexistence with living beings, the [[galaxy]] often had an uneven relationship between organics and mechanicals. Records of uprisings and clashes between droids and their organic overlords became increasingly common as droids slowly became more important in galactic society.<ref name="Propaganda" />
   
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[[File:MalastareBattleDroidArmy-TCWS02E18.jpg|thumb|270x270px|left|During the Clone Wars, the CIS deployed a massive army made up of various battle droid models. The high use of droids in combat lead to an increase in anti-droid sentiment.]]
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[[File:MalastareBattleDroidArmy-TCWS02E18.jpg|thumb|270x270px|left|During the Clone Wars, the Confederacy deployed a massive army of various battle-droid models. The extensive use of droids in combat led to an increase in anti-droid sentiment.]]
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During the pan-galactic conflict known as the Clone Wars, the [[Confederacy of Independent Systems]] used a [[Separatist Droid Army|variety]] of [[battle droid]]s in its fight against the [[Galactic Republic]]. This mass-use of droids in combat cemented the idea of the "droid as an existential threat to biological life" narrative in the minds of the Republic.<ref name="Propaganda" /> Ultimately, the Republic won the war and was [[Proclamation of the New Order|replaced]] by an authoritarian [[Galactic Empire]]. Under the new regime, many people in the galaxy were afraid or otherwise distrustful of droids, due to their bad memories of the conflict.<ref name="SWCT">[[Star Wars: Card Trader|''Star Wars'': Card Trader]]</ref> The [[Alliance to Restore the Republic|Rebel Alliance]], which opposed the Empire, treated droids not as property but as sentient beings. This feeling was later reciprocated by the New Republic and [[Resistance]].<ref name="TLJ Visual Dictionary">''[[Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary]]''</ref>
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During the pan-galactic conflict known as the Clone Wars, the [[Confederacy of Independent Systems]] used a [[Separatist Droid Army|variety]] of [[battle droid]]s in its fight against the [[Galactic Republic]]. This mass use of droids in combat cemented the idea of the "droid as an existential threat to biological life" narrative in the minds of the Republic.<ref name="Propaganda" /> Ultimately, the Republic won the war and was [[Proclamation of the New Order|replaced]] by an authoritarian [[Galactic Empire]]. Under the new regime, many people in the galaxy were afraid or otherwise distrustful of droids, due to their bad memories of the conflict.<ref name="SWCT">[[Star Wars: Card Trader|''Star Wars'': Card Trader]]</ref> The [[Alliance to Restore the Republic|Rebel Alliance]], which opposed the Empire, treated droids not as property but as sentient beings. This feeling endured in the New Republic and [[Resistance]].<ref name="TLJ Visual Dictionary">''[[Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary]]''</ref>
   
 
==Definition==
  
==Definition==
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Droids came in all sizes and shapes, and many of them resembled [[humanoid]] organics, possessing an upright posture, two arms, two legs, hands, feet, one thorax, a neck, and a head.<ref name="AbEverything">''[[Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know]]''</ref> The [[B1 battle droid]]s were designed to resemble their [[insectoid]] [[Geonosian]] creators.<ref name="DB Battle Droid">{{Databank|battle-droid|Battle Droid|archivedate=20170110150131}}</ref> Likewise, the [[Colicoid]]s designed the three-[[Limb|legged]] [[droideka]]s in their image.<ref name="Updated and Expanded">''[[Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded]]''</ref> Some droids, like the [[LOM-series protocol droid|LOM-series unit]], were made to resemble the organics they served.<ref name="Ultimate Star Wars" />
  
Droids came in all sizes and shapes, and many of them resembled [[humanoid]] organics, possessing an upright posture, two arms, two legs, hands, feet, one thorax, a neck, and a head.<ref name="AbEverything">''[[Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know]]''</ref> The [[B1 battle droid]]s were designed to resemble their [[insectoid]] [[Geonosian]] creators.<ref name="DB Battle Droid">{{Databank|battle-droid|Battle Droid|archivedate=20170110150131}}</ref> Likewise, the [[Colicoid]]s designed the three-[[Limb|legged]] [[droideka]]s in their image.<ref name="Updated and Expanded">''[[Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded]]''</ref> Some droids, like the [[LOM-series protocol droid|LOM-series unit]], were made to resemble the organics they served.<ref name="Ultimate Star Wars" />
   
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Contrary to organics, who were [[Reproduction|born]] and healed slowly,<ref name="WiaW">[[What is a Wookiee? (2015)|''What is a Wookiee?'']]</ref> droids were easily built en masse, were less fragile, and could be repaired easily.<ref name="DV 18">''[[Darth Vader 18: The Shu-Torun War, Part III]]''</ref> They also did not have to learn skills (such as calculation abilities), as they were directly programmed with them. Most droids possessed a form of self awareness, with advanced models even having emotions such as fear for their existence.<ref name="WiaW" /> They did not need to [[sleep]], although they could be deactivated as a form of sleep and had occasional maintenance cycles.<ref name="IJ">''[[Servants of the Empire: Imperial Justice]]''</ref>
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Contrary to organics, who were [[Reproduction|born]] and healed slowly,<ref name="WiaW">[[What is a Wookiee? (2015)|''What is a Wookiee?'']]</ref> droids were easily built en masse, were less fragile, and could be repaired easily.<ref name="DV 18">''[[Darth Vader 18]]''</ref> They also did not have to learn skills (such as calculation abilities), as they were directly programmed with them. Most droids possessed a form of self-awareness, with advanced models even having emotions such as fear for their existence.<ref name="WiaW" /> They did not need to [[sleep]], although they could be deactivated as a form of sleep and had occasional maintenance cycles.<ref name="IJ">''[[Servants of the Empire: Imperial Justice]]''</ref>
   
 
[[File:000-Doctor Aphra 1-Rod Reis.png|thumb|218x218px|left|0-0-0 theorized that a special engine powered by human blood could connect a droid to the Force.]]
  
[[File:000-Doctor Aphra 1-Rod Reis.png|thumb|218x218px|left|0-0-0 theorized that a special engine powered by human blood could connect a droid to the Force.]]
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Because they were not technically alive, droids were "dead" to the Force,<ref name="DV 18" /> an energy field that connected all living things in the galaxy.<ref name="Episode IV">[[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']]</ref> The reprogrammed [[Protocol droid|protocol unit]] [[0-0-0|Triple-Zero]], however, theorized that the Force might flow through a droid equipped with a special engine driven by [[human]] [[blood]].<ref name="DV 18" />
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Because they were not technically alive, droids could not access [[the Force]],<ref name="DV 18" /> an energy field that connected all living things in the galaxy.<ref name="Episode IV">[[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']]</ref> The reprogrammed [[Protocol droid|protocol unit]] [[0-0-0|Triple-Zero]], however, theorized that the Force might flow through a droid equipped with a special engine driven by [[human]] [[blood]].<ref name="DV 18" />
   
 
Droids were usually completely obedient and precise, and normally followed their proprietors' orders.<ref name="Episode IV" /> Some droids, however, were [[Manumission|emancipated]] and fended for themselves.<ref name="Rogue One Visual Guide">''[[Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide]]''</ref>
  
Droids were usually completely obedient and precise, and normally followed their proprietors' orders.<ref name="Episode IV" /> Some droids, however, were [[Manumission|emancipated]] and fended for themselves.<ref name="Rogue One Visual Guide">''[[Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide]]''</ref>
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==Behind the scenes==
  
==Behind the scenes==
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The word ''droid'' is derived from ''android'' which means "man-like." Of course the term is erroneously used for "second degree" droids that have nothing common with Humanoids. ''Droid'' is the exclusive name for every robotic entity in ''Star Wars''. However, C-3PO and R2-D2 were referred to as "robots" on one occasion in [[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']].
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The word ''droid'' is derived from ''android'', which means "man-like." Of course the term is not literal for second-degree droids that have nothing common with Humanoids. ''Droid'' is the exclusive name for every robotic entity in ''Star Wars''. However, [[Luke Skywalker|Luke]] referred to C-3PO and R2-D2 as "robots" on one occasion in [[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']].
   
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The word ''droid'' was stylized as ''{{'}}droid'' in the [[Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (novel)|novelization of ''Star Wars: A New Hope'']], the apostrophe indicating that ''droid'' was a shortened form of the word ''android''. In subsequently published novels, the apostrophe was not used.
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The word ''droid'' was stylized as ''{{'}}droid'' in the [[Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (novel)|novelization of ''Star Wars: A New Hope'']] and other early [[Star Wars Legends|''Star Wars'' Legends]] material, the apostrophe indicating that ''droid'' was a shortened form of the word ''android''. In subsequently published novels, the apostrophe was not used.
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Early [[Star Wars Legends|''Star Wars'' Legends]] material sometimes spelled ''droid'' with an apostrophe ('droid), short for ''android''.
  
   
 
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[[Wikipedia:Pixar|Pixar Animation Studios]]' film [[Wikipedia:The Incredibles|''The Incredibles'']] ([[2004]]) contains a reference to Lucasfilm's droid with the large weapon of destruction, the Omnidroid; an apparently unrelated killer droid of the same name also appears in ''[[Star Wars Galaxies]]''. The credits of the film give a nod to Lucasfilm.
  
[[Wikipedia:Pixar|Pixar Animation Studios]]' film [[Wikipedia:The Incredibles|''The Incredibles'']] ([[2004]]) contains a reference to Lucasfilm's droid with the large weapon of destruction, the Omnidroid; an apparently unrelated killer droid of the same name also appears in ''[[Star Wars Galaxies]]''. The credits of the film give a nod to Lucasfilm.
   
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From ''Mickey News'' [http://www.mickeynews.com/News/DisplayPressRelease.asp_Q_id_E_11254Pixar] (25 November 2004):
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From [http://www.mickeynews.com/News/DisplayPressRelease.asp_Q_id_E_11254Pixar ''Mickey News''] (25 November 2004):
   
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:''For some viewers that feeling lasts through the closing credits, where a notice that the term "Omnidroid" was used by permission of Lucasfilm Ltd. has prompted some fans to speculate that ''The Incredibles'' offers a sneak peak at a character from the next ''Star Wars'' film.''
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:''[In] the closing credits... a notice that the term "Omnidroid" was used by permission of Lucasfilm Ltd. has prompted some fans to speculate that ''The Incredibles'' offers a sneak peak at a character from the next ''Star Wars'' film.''
 
:''"No. No, no, no," Bird [Brad Bird, director of ''The Incredibles''] says with a laugh, when asked if the secret weapon has a secret of its own. "I like that they think that, but it's more the term 'droid' is Lucas and we made the term Omnidroid (and then got the OK as a courtesy). So, no, there's no sneak. But God bless those fans. They're crazy."''
  
:''"No. No, no, no," Bird [Brad Bird, director of ''The Incredibles''] says with a laugh, when asked if the secret weapon has a secret of its own. "I like that they think that, but it's more the term 'droid' is Lucas and we made the term Omnidroid (and then got the OK as a courtesy). So, no, there's no sneak. But God bless those fans. They're crazy."''
   
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The term "Droid" has been licensed by Verizon Wireless for their line of [[Wikipedia:smartphone|smartphones]] based on the [[Wikipedia:Android (operating_system)|Android]] operating system. Motorola's late-2009 Google Android-based cell phone is called the [[Wikipedia:Motorola Droid|Droid]] and this line of phone has been expanded to include other Android-based phones released under Verizon. The term is used under license from Lucasfilm.<ref>http://www.elliotsblog.com/dont-mess-with-verizon-motorola-and-lucasfilm-18391</ref>
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The term "Droid" has been licensed by Verizon Wireless for their line of [[Wikipedia:smartphone|smartphones]] based on the [[Wikipedia:Android (operating_system)|Android]] operating system. Motorola's late-2009 Google Android-based cell phone is called the [[Wikipedia:Motorola Droid|Droid]], and this line of phone has been expanded to include other Android-based phones released under Verizon. The term is used under license from Lucasfilm.<ref>http://www.elliotsblog.com/dont-mess-with-verizon-motorola-and-lucasfilm-18391</ref>
   
 
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*{{Shortstory|story=The Weapon|book=Age of Republic Special 1}}
  
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*[[Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones|''Star Wars'': Episode II ''Attack of the Clones'']]
 
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*''[[Age of Republic - Padmé Amidala 1]]''
  
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*[[Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith|''Star Wars'': Episode III ''Revenge of the Sith'']]
  
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*''[[Thrawn 6]]'' {{Mo}}
 
*{{Shortstory|story=Bottleneck|book=The Rise of the Empire}} {{Mo}}
  
*{{Shortstory|story=Bottleneck|book=The Rise of the Empire}} {{Mo}}
 
*''[[A New Dawn]]''
  
*''[[A New Dawn]]''
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*[[Star Wars 7: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi: The Last of His Breed|''Star Wars 7: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi: "The Last of His Breed"'']]
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*[[Star Wars (2015) 7|''Star Wars 7: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi: "The Last of His Breed"'']]
 
*''[[Servants of the Empire: Edge of the Galaxy]]''
  
*''[[Servants of the Empire: Edge of the Galaxy]]''
 
*{{Rebels|The Machine in the Ghost}}
  
*{{Rebels|The Machine in the Ghost}}
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*{{IDWAdventuresCite|7|[[Endangered, Part 1]]}}
 
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|8|[[Endangered, Part 2]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|8|[[Endangered, Part 2]]}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=A Trooper's Worth|book=Star Wars Animation-Magazine 1}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=A Trooper's Worth|book=Star Wars Rebels Animation-Magazine 1}}
 
*{{Shortstory|story=Divide and Conquer|book=Star Wars Rebels Animation-Magazine 2}}
  
*{{Shortstory|story=Divide and Conquer|book=Star Wars Rebels Animation-Magazine 2}}
 
*{{Rebels|Ghosts of Geonosis}}
  
*{{Rebels|Ghosts of Geonosis}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=The Beast Within|book=Star Wars Animation-Magazine 3}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=The Beast Within|book=Star Wars Rebels Animation-Magazine 3}}
 
*''[[Thrawn: Alliances]]''
  
*''[[Thrawn: Alliances]]''
 
*''[[Star Wars Rebels: Heroes of Mandalore]]''
  
*''[[Star Wars Rebels: Heroes of Mandalore]]''
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*{{IDWAdventuresCite|Free Comic Book Day 2019|Droid Hunters}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|Free Comic Book Day 2019|Droid Hunters}}
 
*''[[Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 1]]'' {{Flash}}
  
*''[[Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 1]]'' {{Flash}}
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*''[[Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 3]]'' {{Mo}} {{Flash}}
 
*''[[Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire]]''
  
*''[[Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire]]''
 
*''[[Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series – Episode I]]''
  
*''[[Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series – Episode I]]''
 
*''[[Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series – Episode II]]''
  
*''[[Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series – Episode II]]''
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*{{Shortstory|story=Crossing the Line|book=Star Wars Animation-Magazine 4}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=Crossing the Line|book=Star Wars Rebels Animation-Magazine 4}}
 
*{{Shortstory|story=The Long Game (Age of Rebellion)|sformatted=The Long Game|book=Age of Rebellion Special 1}}
  
*{{Shortstory|story=The Long Game (Age of Rebellion)|sformatted=The Long Game|book=Age of Rebellion Special 1}}
 
*{{Shortstory|story=Stolen Valor|book=Age of Rebellion Special 1}}
  
*{{Shortstory|story=Stolen Valor|book=Age of Rebellion Special 1}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=By Whatever Sun|book=From a Certain Point of View}}
  
*{{Shortstory|story=By Whatever Sun|book=From a Certain Point of View}}
 
*''[[Battlefront II: Inferno Squad]]''
  
*''[[Battlefront II: Inferno Squad]]''
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*''[[Princess Leia 1]]''
 
*''[[Smuggler's Run: A Han Solo & Chewbacca Adventure]]''
  
*''[[Smuggler's Run: A Han Solo & Chewbacca Adventure]]''
 
*''[[Han and the Rebel Rescue]]''
  
*''[[Han and the Rebel Rescue]]''
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*{{IDWAdventuresCite|2|[[Tales from Wild Space: The Flat Mountain of Yavin]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|2|[[Tales from Wild Space: The Flat Mountain of Yavin]]}}
 
*{{InsiderCite|151|One Thousand Levels Down}}
  
*{{InsiderCite|151|One Thousand Levels Down}}
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*''[[Choose Your Destiny: A Luke & Leia Adventure]]''
  
*''[[Choose Your Destiny: A Luke & Leia Adventure]]''
 
*''[[Star Wars Annual 4]]''
  
*''[[Star Wars Annual 4]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 1: Skywalker Strikes]]''
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*[[Star Wars (2015) 1|''Star Wars 1'']]
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*''[[Darth Vader 5]]''
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*''[[Darth Vader 6: Vader, Part VI]]''
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*''[[Darth Vader 6]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 8: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part I]]''
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*[[Star Wars (2015) 8|''Star Wars 8'']]
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*''[[Star Wars 9: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part II]]''
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*[[Star Wars (2015) 9|''Star Wars 9'']]
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*[[Star Wars (2015) 10|''Star Wars 10'']]
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*''[[Star Wars 11: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part IV]]''
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*[[Star Wars (2015) 11|''Star Wars 11'']]
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*''[[Star Wars 12: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part V]]''
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*[[Star Wars (2015) 12|''Star Wars 12'']]
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*''[[Darth Vader 7: Shadows and Secrets, Part I]]''
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*''[[Darth Vader 7]]''
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*''[[Darth Vader 11]]''
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*''[[Darth Vader 12]]''
 
*''[[Darth Vader Annual 1]]''
  
*''[[Darth Vader Annual 1]]''
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*''[[Vader Down 1]]''
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*''[[Darth Vader 13: Vader Down, Part II]]''
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*''[[Darth Vader 13]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 13]]''
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*''[[Darth Vader 14]]''
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*''[[Darth Vader 15]]''
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*{{Shortstory|story=The Misadventures of Triple-Zero and Beetee|book=Darth Vader 20: End of Games, Part I}}
 +
*{{Shortstory|story=The Misadventures of Triple-Zero and Beetee|book=Darth Vader 20}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=Droid Dilemma|book=Star Wars 25: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part V}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=Droid Dilemma|book=Star Wars 25}}
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*''[[Star Wars 26: Yoda's Secret War, Part I]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 26]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 29: Yoda's Secret War, Part IV]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 29]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 1: Aphra, Part I]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 8: The Screaming Citadel, Part V]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 8]]''
 
*''[[Doctor Aphra Annual 1]]''
  
*''[[Doctor Aphra Annual 1]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 9: The Enormous Profit, Part I]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 9]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 12]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 13: The Enormous Profit, Part V]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 13]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 34: The Thirteen Crates]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 34]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 35: The Hutt Run]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 35]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 36: Revenge of the Astromech]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 36]]''
 
*''[[Star Wars Annual 3]]''
  
*''[[Star Wars Annual 3]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 37]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra Annual 2: Winloss and Nokk]]'' {{C|Wreckage only}}
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*''[[Doctor Aphra Annual 2]]'' {{C|Wreckage only}}
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 14: Remastered, Part I]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 18]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 19]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 21]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 22]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 24]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 25: The Catastrophe Con, Part VI]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 25]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 26: Worst Among Equals, Part I]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 26]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 30]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 31]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 38: The Ashes of Jedha, Part I]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 38]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 39]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 40]]'' {{Flash}}
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*''[[Star Wars 41]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 42: The Ashes of Jedha, Part V]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 42]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 43: The Ashes of Jedha, Part VI]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 43]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 44: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part I]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 45]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 46]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 47]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 48]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 49]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 50: Hope Dies, Part I]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 50]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 51: Hope Dies, Part II]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 51]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 52: Hope Dies, Part III]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 52]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 53: Hope Dies, Part IV]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 53]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 57: The Escape, Part II]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 57]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 58: The Escape, Part III]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 58]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 59: The Escape, Part IV]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 59]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 60: The Escape, Part V]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 60]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 61: The Escape, Part VI]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 61]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 62: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part I]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 62]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 63: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part II]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 63]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 64: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part III]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 64]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 65: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part IV]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 65]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 66: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part V]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 66]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 67: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part VI]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 67]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 32: Unspeakable Rebel Superweapon, Part I]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 32]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 34: Unspeakable Rebel Superweapon, Part III]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 34]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 35: Unspeakable Rebel Superweapon, Part IV]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 35]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 36: Unspeakable Rebel Superweapon, Part V]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 36]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 37: A Rogue's End, Part I]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 37]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 68: Rebels and Rogues, Part I]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 38]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 69: Rebels and Rogues, Part II]]''
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*''[[Doctor Aphra 39]]''
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*[[Doctor Aphra 40|''Doctor Aphra'' 40]]
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*''[[Star Wars 70: Rebels and Rogues, Part III]]''
  
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*''[[Star Wars 71: Rebels and Rogues, Part IV]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 68]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 72: Rebels and Rogues, Part V]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 69]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 70]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 72]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 73]]''
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*''[[Star Wars 75]]''
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*''[[Target Vader 5]]''
 
*''[[Age of Rebellion - Jabba the Hutt 1]]''
  
*''[[Age of Rebellion - Jabba the Hutt 1]]''
 
*''[[Choose Your Destiny: An Escape Mission]]''
  
*''[[Choose Your Destiny: An Escape Mission]]''
 
*''[[Star Wars: Commander]]''
  
*''[[Star Wars: Commander]]''
−
*''[[Lando, Part V]]''
 +
*''[[Lando 5]]''
 
*''[[Age of Rebellion - Lando Calrissian 1]]''
  
*''[[Age of Rebellion - Lando Calrissian 1]]''
 
*{{InsiderCite|156|Last Call at the Zero Angle}}
  
*{{InsiderCite|156|Last Call at the Zero Angle}}
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*{{IDWAdventuresCite|22|[[A Matter Of Perception]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|22|[[A Matter Of Perception]]}}
 
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|9|[[Tales from Wild Space: IG-88 vs. the Gatto Gang]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|9|[[Tales from Wild Space: IG-88 vs. the Gatto Gang]]}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=An Echo of Victory|book=Empire Ascendant 1|bformatted=''Empire Ascendant'' 1|manual=1}}
 
*''[[Star Wars: Forces of Destiny—Leia]]''
  
*''[[Star Wars: Forces of Destiny—Leia]]''
 
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|10|[[Tales from Wild Space: Family Affair, Part 1]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|10|[[Tales from Wild Space: Family Affair, Part 1]]}}
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*''[[Captured on Cloud City]]''
  
*''[[Captured on Cloud City]]''
 
*{{FOD|The Path Ahead}}
  
*{{FOD|The Path Ahead}}
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*[[Star Wars (2020) 1|''Star Wars'' 1]]
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*''[[TIE Fighter 3: The Shadow Falls, Part 3]]''
  
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*''[[TIE Fighter 4: The Shadow Falls, Part 4]]'' {{Mo}}
 +
*''[[TIE Fighter 3]]''
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*''[[TIE Fighter 4]]'' {{Mo}}
 
*''[[Age of Rebellion - Luke Skywalker 1]]''
  
*''[[Age of Rebellion - Luke Skywalker 1]]''
 
*{{FOD|Bounty Hunted}}
  
*{{FOD|Bounty Hunted}}
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*{{FOD|Chopper and Friends}}
  
*{{FOD|Chopper and Friends}}
 
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|23|[[A Race for Answers]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|23|[[A Race for Answers]]}}
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*''[[Shattered Empire, Part III]]''
 +
*''[[Shattered Empire 3]]''
 
*{{InsiderCite|160|Blade Squadron: Zero Hour}} {{Po}}
  
*{{InsiderCite|160|Blade Squadron: Zero Hour}} {{Po}}
 
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|Annual 2019|[[Hare-Brained Heist]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|Annual 2019|[[Hare-Brained Heist]]}}
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*''[[Aftermath: Empire's End]]''
  
*''[[Aftermath: Empire's End]]''
 
*''[[Last Shot]]''
  
*''[[Last Shot]]''
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*''[[The Mandalorian]]''
 +
*{{The Mandalorian|1}}
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*{{The Mandalorian|3}}
 
*''[[The Legends of Luke Skywalker]]''
  
*''[[The Legends of Luke Skywalker]]''
 
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|4|[[Tales from Wild Space: Mattis Makes a Stand]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|4|[[Tales from Wild Space: Mattis Makes a Stand]]}}
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*''[[Age of Resistance - Rose Tico 1]]''
  
*''[[Age of Resistance - Rose Tico 1]]''
 
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|15|[[An Unlikely Friendship]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|15|[[An Unlikely Friendship]]}}
−
*''[[Star Wars Special: C-3PO 1: The Phantom Limb]]''
 +
*''[[Star Wars Special: C-3PO 1]]''
 
*{{Shortstory|story=C-3PO's New Arm|book=Galactic Adventures Storybook Collection}}
  
*{{Shortstory|story=C-3PO's New Arm|book=Galactic Adventures Storybook Collection}}
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*{{Shortstory|story=SaBBotage|book=Poe Dameron 1: Black Squadron, Part I}}
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*''[[Poe Dameron 18]]''
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*''[[Poe Dameron 19: War Stories, Part III]]''
 +
*''[[Poe Dameron 19]]''
 
*''[[Poe Dameron Annual 2]]''
  
*''[[Poe Dameron Annual 2]]''
 
*{{Shortstory|story=Robot Resistance|book=Age of Resistance Special 1}}
  
*{{Shortstory|story=Robot Resistance|book=Age of Resistance Special 1}}
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*''[[Poe Dameron 20: Legend Found, Part I]]''
 +
*''[[Poe Dameron 20]]''
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*''[[Poe Dameron 21: Legend Found, Part II]]''
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*''[[Poe Dameron 22]]''
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 +
*''[[Poe Dameron 24]]''
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*''[[Poe Dameron 25: Legend Found, Part VI]]''
 +
*''[[Poe Dameron 25]]''
 
*{{Resistance|The Search for Kaz}}
  
*{{Resistance|The Search for Kaz}}
 
*{{Resistance|Synara's Score}}
  
*{{Resistance|Synara's Score}}
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*''[[The Last Jedi: Cobalt Squadron]]''
  
*''[[The Last Jedi: Cobalt Squadron]]''
 
*''[[Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire]]''
  
*''[[Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire]]''
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 +
*''[[Captain Phasma 1]]''
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 +
*''[[Captain Phasma 3]]''
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 +
*''[[Captain Phasma 4]]''
 
*''[[Age of Resistance - Rey 1]]''
  
*''[[Age of Resistance - Rey 1]]''
 
*{{Shortstory|story=Rules of the Game|book=Canto Bight (novella collection)|bformatted=''Canto Bight''}}
  
*{{Shortstory|story=Rules of the Game|book=Canto Bight (novella collection)|bformatted=''Canto Bight''}}
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*{{IDWAdventuresCite|5|[[Tales from Wild Space: The Best Pet]]}}
  
*{{IDWAdventuresCite|5|[[Tales from Wild Space: The Best Pet]]}}
 
*{{FOD|Porgs!}}
  
*{{FOD|Porgs!}}
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*{{Resistance|A Quick Salvage Run}}
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*''[[Poe Dameron 26: The Awakening, Part I]]''
  
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*{{Resistance|Live Fire}}
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*''[[Poe Dameron 27: The Awakening, Part II]]''
  
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*{{Resistance|Hunt on Celsor 3}}
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*''[[Poe Dameron 28: The Awakening, Part III]]''
  
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*{{Resistance|The Engineer}}
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*''[[Poe Dameron 29: The Awakening, Part IV]]''
  
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*{{Resistance|From Beneath}}
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*''[[Poe Dameron 30: The Awakening, Part V]]''
  
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*{{Resistance|The Relic Raiders}}
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*''[[Poe Dameron 31: The Awakening, Part VI]]''
  
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*{{Resistance|Rendezvous Point}}
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*{{Resistance|The Voxx Vortex 5000}}
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*{{Resistance|Station to Station}}
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"You're just a droid. You don't know about real duty, about what it's like to have a brother."
"I am sorry. I always wanted to have human feelings, but I do not."
―Clone trooper Fives and AZI-3[src]
Droid Trio TLJ

Protocol droid C-3PO, and astromech droids BB-8 and R2-D2

Droids, less commonly known as robots and automatons, were mechanical beings that possessed artificial intelligence. They were used in a variety of roles and environments, often those considered too menial or too dangerous for other species, but also in fields that required extensive specialization and knowledge.

History

The earliest origins of droids were lost to history, and, by the time of the New Republic, it was unknown exactly when the first droid was created.[1] Nevertheless, for millennia, droids served in galactic society alongside organic beings.[2] Droids existed as far back as the earliest days of the Jedi Order,[3] which was founded over 5,000 years before the Clone Wars.[4] One such ancient droid, Professor Huyang, served the Jedi for several millennia.[3] As a result of this ancient coexistence with living beings, the galaxy often had an uneven relationship between organics and mechanicals. Records of uprisings and clashes between droids and their organic overlords became increasingly common as droids slowly became more important in galactic society.[2]

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During the Clone Wars, the Confederacy deployed a massive army of various battle-droid models. The extensive use of droids in combat led to an increase in anti-droid sentiment.

During the pan-galactic conflict known as the Clone Wars, the Confederacy of Independent Systems used a variety of battle droids in its fight against the Galactic Republic. This mass use of droids in combat cemented the idea of the "droid as an existential threat to biological life" narrative in the minds of the Republic.[2] Ultimately, the Republic won the war and was replaced by an authoritarian Galactic Empire. Under the new regime, many people in the galaxy were afraid or otherwise distrustful of droids, due to their bad memories of the conflict.[5] The Rebel Alliance, which opposed the Empire, treated droids not as property but as sentient beings. This feeling endured in the New Republic and Resistance.[6]

Definition

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The IG-86 sentinel droid

Droids were mechanical constructs designed to assist organic lifeforms in various tasks. Depending on the nature of the work they performed, they possessed various degrees of artificial intelligence.[7] Most droids had hard-coded restrictions against harming organics. Notable exceptions included security droids[8] and assassin droids.[5]

Droids came in all sizes and shapes, and many of them resembled humanoid organics, possessing an upright posture, two arms, two legs, hands, feet, one thorax, a neck, and a head.[9] The B1 battle droids were designed to resemble their insectoid Geonosian creators.[10] Likewise, the Colicoids designed the three-legged droidekas in their image.[11] Some droids, like the LOM-series unit, were made to resemble the organics they served.[7]

Contrary to organics, who were born and healed slowly,[12] droids were easily built en masse, were less fragile, and could be repaired easily.[13] They also did not have to learn skills (such as calculation abilities), as they were directly programmed with them. Most droids possessed a form of self-awareness, with advanced models even having emotions such as fear for their existence.[12] They did not need to sleep, although they could be deactivated as a form of sleep and had occasional maintenance cycles.[14]

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0-0-0 theorized that a special engine powered by human blood could connect a droid to the Force.

Because they were not technically alive, droids could not access the Force,[13] an energy field that connected all living things in the galaxy.[15] The reprogrammed protocol unit Triple-Zero, however, theorized that the Force might flow through a droid equipped with a special engine driven by human blood.[13]

Droids were usually completely obedient and precise, and normally followed their proprietors' orders.[15] Some droids, however, were emancipated and fended for themselves.[16]

Unlike mere machines or primitive computers, droids were capable of developing unique personalities by gathering experiences. They could form friendships, and experience emotions such as happiness, pain, and sadness.[17] To avoid that, most droid owners performed regular memory wipes on their properties.[9]

It was the nature of less complex droids to assume that if a human acted as if they belonged somewhere, then that human did belong there.[18]

Classes of droids

"For easy identification, droids are traditionally divided into five classes based on their specifications. (Frankly, I think that lumping us together like this is a little rude. I assume this list was developed by a human with zero class.)"
―R0-GR[src]
Rust brown B1 battle droid

A B1 battle droid

Droids could be entrusted with a multitude of tasks, ranging from running elementary diagnostics to performing complicated medical procedures, or sending communications to flying starships.[7] Depending on their technology, skills, and purpose, droids were grouped into five "classes,"[19][20] also called "degrees."[2]

First class droids

The first class was made up of droids skilled in mathematical, physical, and medical sciences. Examples included the JN-66 analysis droid, the 2-1B surgical droid,[20] the midwife droid,[20] the DD-13 tripedal medical droid, and the GH-7 medical droid.[19]

Second class droids

Droids of the second class were skilled in engineering and technical sciences. Examples included the DUM-series pit droid, the PLNK-series power droid, and the WED-15 Septoid Treadwell.[19]

Third class droids

Third class droids were skilled in social sciences and service functions. Examples included the CZ secretary droid, the LEP servant droid, the FA-5 valet droid, and the BD-3000 luxury droid.[19]

Fourth class droids

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E-3PO, an example of a protocol droid

Droids of the fourth class were skilled in military and security functions. Examples included the Guardian police droid, the KX-series security droid, and the B1 battle droid.[19]

Fifth class droids

Fifth class droids were programmed for menial labor and intensive jobs that did not require a high level of intelligence. Examples included the GNK-series power droid,[20] the MSE-6 series repair droid,[20] the IW-37 pincer loader droid, the R-H029 sifter droid, the PK-series worker droid, and the UX-53 Autopolisher MK.II.[19]

Behind the scenes

The word droid is derived from android, which means "man-like." Of course the term is not literal for second-degree droids that have nothing common with Humanoids. Droid is the exclusive name for every robotic entity in Star Wars. However, Luke referred to C-3PO and R2-D2 as "robots" on one occasion in Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope.

The word droid was stylized as 'droid in the novelization of Star Wars: A New Hope and other early Star Wars Legends material, the apostrophe indicating that droid was a shortened form of the word android. In subsequently published novels, the apostrophe was not used.

Trademark

George Lucas holds a trademark on the term "droid." The miniature 'mech combat wargame BattleTech was originally released under the name BattleDroids, but was renamed due to trademark issues with Lucasfilm.

Pixar Animation Studios' film The Incredibles (2004) contains a reference to Lucasfilm's droid with the large weapon of destruction, the Omnidroid; an apparently unrelated killer droid of the same name also appears in Star Wars Galaxies. The credits of the film give a nod to Lucasfilm.

From Mickey News (25 November 2004):

[In] the closing credits... a notice that the term "Omnidroid" was used by permission of Lucasfilm Ltd. has prompted some fans to speculate that The Incredibles offers a sneak peak at a character from the next Star Wars film.
"No. No, no, no," Bird [Brad Bird, director of The Incredibles] says with a laugh, when asked if the secret weapon has a secret of its own. "I like that they think that, but it's more the term 'droid' is Lucas and we made the term Omnidroid (and then got the OK as a courtesy). So, no, there's no sneak. But God bless those fans. They're crazy."

The term "Droid" has been licensed by Verizon Wireless for their line of smartphones based on the Android operating system. Motorola's late-2009 Google Android-based cell phone is called the Droid, and this line of phone has been expanded to include other Android-based phones released under Verizon. The term is used under license from Lucasfilm.[21]

Appearances

Non-canon appearances

Sources

Notes and references

  1. ↑ Star Wars: Droidography
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 StarWars Huyang in the Encyclopedia (content now obsolete; backup link)
  4. ↑ Tarkin
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Star Wars: Card Trader
  6. ↑ Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Ultimate Star Wars
  8. ↑ Star Wars: Commander
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know
  10. ↑ StarWars-DatabankII Battle Droid in the Databank (backup link)
  11. ↑ Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 What is a Wookiee?
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Darth Vader 18
  14. ↑ Servants of the Empire: Imperial Justice
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope
  16. ↑ Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide
  17. ↑ Star Wars Builders: Droids
  18. ↑ Master & Apprentice
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 19.4 19.5 Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 20.4 Star Wars Super Graphic: A Visual Guide to a Galaxy Far, Far Away
  21. ↑ http://www.elliotsblog.com/dont-mess-with-verizon-motorola-and-lucasfilm-18391

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