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| − | '''KMD-RA-71''' was a [[Color|silver]]-plated [[RA-7 protocol droid]] produced by [[Arakyd Industries]]. It was present in [[Jedha City]] on the [[moon]] of [[Jedha]] in the [[Standard year|year]] [[0 BBY]]. When the [[Galactic Empire]] [[Protocol 13|evacuated]] its forces from Jedha, KMD-RA-71 looked up to see the [[Imperial I-class Star Destroyer|Star Destroyer]] [[Dauntless |
+ | '''KMD-RA-71''' was a [[Color|silver]]-plated [[RA-7 protocol droid]] produced by [[Arakyd Industries]]. It was present in [[Jedha City]] on the [[moon]] of [[Jedha]] in the [[Standard year|year]] [[0 BBY]]. When the [[Galactic Empire]] [[Protocol 13|evacuated]] its forces from Jedha, KMD-RA-71 looked up to see the [[Imperial I-class Star Destroyer|Star Destroyer]] ''[[Dauntless]]'' departing. The Empire then [[Destruction of Jedha City|destroyed]] Jedha [[City]] with the [[DS-1 Orbital Battle Station|Death Star]] [[superweapon]]. |
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| − | KMD-RA-71 was an [[RA-7 protocol droid]]<ref name="ROUVG" /> that spent [[time]] on the [[moon]] of [[Jedha]]<ref name="RO" /> in the [[Standard year|year]] [[0 BBY]].<ref name="Date">''[[Star Wars: |
+ | KMD-RA-71 was an [[RA-7 protocol droid]]<ref name="ROUVG" /> that spent [[time]] on the [[moon]] of [[Jedha]]<ref name="RO" /> in the [[Standard year|year]] [[0 BBY]].<ref name="Date">''[[Star Wars: Galactic Atlas]]'' dates the events of ''[[Rogue One: A Star Wars Story]]'', including KMD-RA-71's appearance on [[Jedha]], to [[0 BBY]].</ref> The [[Protocol droid|droid]] was walking through a street filled with market stalls in [[Jedha City]] when a pair of [[Youngling|children]] dashed past it, causing KMD-RA-71 to pause in front of three members<ref name="RO" /> of the [[Central Isopter]] cult<ref name="ROUVG" /><ref name="RO" /> and turn to look at the area where the children had been.<ref name="RO" /> |
| − | When the [[Galactic Empire]] [[Protocol 13|evacuated]] its forces from Jedha, KMD-RA-71 looked up at the [[Atmosphere|sky]] as the<ref name="RO" /> [[Imperial I-class Star Destroyer|''Imperial I''-class Star Destroyer]] [[Dauntless |
+ | When the [[Galactic Empire]] [[Protocol 13|evacuated]] its forces from Jedha, KMD-RA-71 looked up at the [[Atmosphere|sky]] as the<ref name="RO" /> [[Imperial I-class Star Destroyer|''Imperial I''-class Star Destroyer]] ''[[Dauntless]]''<ref name="ROUVG" /><ref name="RO" /> departed from above Jedha [[City]]. Shortly afterward, the Empire's [[DS-1 Orbital Battle Station|Death Star]] [[superweapon]] fired upon Jedha City, [[Destruction of Jedha City|destroying it]].<ref name="RO" /> |
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{{Quote|We were talking to one another before we went on to do our bits but I did notice that he kept wandering off or going in the wrong direction, and it wasn't until he took his head off that he said he couldn't see anything.|Fellow droid performer [[Dee Tails]] speaks about Nathan Plant's experiences as KMD-RA-71|url=https://www.starwarsinterviews.com/star-wars-anthology/rogue-one/dee-tails-k-ohn}} |
{{Quote|We were talking to one another before we went on to do our bits but I did notice that he kept wandering off or going in the wrong direction, and it wasn't until he took his head off that he said he couldn't see anything.|Fellow droid performer [[Dee Tails]] speaks about Nathan Plant's experiences as KMD-RA-71|url=https://www.starwarsinterviews.com/star-wars-anthology/rogue-one/dee-tails-k-ohn}} |
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| − | KMD-RA-71 was portrayed by creature and droid performer [[Nathan Plant]] in the [[2016]] film ''[[Rogue One: A Star Wars Story]]''.<ref name="Dee Tails interview">{{Cite_web|url=https://www.starwarsinterviews.com/star-wars-anthology/rogue-one/dee-tails-k-ohn/|title=Dee Tails (K-OHN)|accessdate=2017-12-09|last=Pellegrom|first=Dennis|year=2017|month=February|work=[https://www.starwarsinterviews.com Star Wars Interviews]|publisher=starwarsinterviews.com|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20171209201513/https://www.starwarsinterviews.com/star-wars-anthology/rogue-one/dee-tails-k-ohn/|archivedate=2017-12-09}}</ref> The droid was not identified in ''Rogue One''<ref name="RO" /> but did receive a designation by [[Pablo Hidalgo]] in the accompanying reference book ''[[Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide]]'',<ref name="ROUVG" /> which was released on the [[December 16|same day]] as the film.<ref name="Book Date">{{SW|url=news/rebel-reading-rogue-one-books|text=Rebel Reading: A Guide to ''Rogue One'' Books|archivedate=20170218013134}}</ref> |
+ | KMD-RA-71 was portrayed by creature and droid performer [[Nathan Plant]] in the [[2016]] [[Star Wars Anthology Series|''Anthology'']] film, ''[[Rogue One: A Star Wars Story]]''.<ref name="Dee Tails interview">{{Cite_web|url=https://www.starwarsinterviews.com/star-wars-anthology/rogue-one/dee-tails-k-ohn/|title=Dee Tails (K-OHN)|accessdate=2017-12-09|last=Pellegrom|first=Dennis|year=2017|month=February|work=[https://www.starwarsinterviews.com Star Wars Interviews]|publisher=starwarsinterviews.com|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20171209201513/https://www.starwarsinterviews.com/star-wars-anthology/rogue-one/dee-tails-k-ohn/|archivedate=2017-12-09}}</ref> The droid was not identified in ''Rogue One''<ref name="RO" /> but did receive a designation by [[Pablo Hidalgo]] in the accompanying reference book ''[[Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide]]'',<ref name="ROUVG" /> which was released on the [[December 16|same day]] as the film.<ref name="Book Date">{{SW|url=news/rebel-reading-rogue-one-books|text=Rebel Reading: A Guide to ''Rogue One'' Books|archivedate=20170218013134}}</ref> |
Plant—who also portrayed [[4D6-J-A7]] in ''Rogue One'' and one of the [[Hassk triplets]] in [[Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens|''Star Wars'': Episode VII ''The Force Awakens'']]—had extremely limited vision while wearing the KMD-RA-71 costume, as the lenses kept on fogging up while he was on set.<ref name="Dee Tails interview" /> |
Plant—who also portrayed [[4D6-J-A7]] in ''Rogue One'' and one of the [[Hassk triplets]] in [[Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens|''Star Wars'': Episode VII ''The Force Awakens'']]—had extremely limited vision while wearing the KMD-RA-71 costume, as the lenses kept on fogging up while he was on set.<ref name="Dee Tails interview" /> |
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KMD-RA-71 was a silver-plated RA-7 protocol droid produced by Arakyd Industries. It was present in Jedha City on the moon of Jedha in the year 0 BBY. When the Galactic Empire evacuated its forces from Jedha, KMD-RA-71 looked up to see the Star Destroyer Dauntless departing. The Empire then destroyed Jedha City with the Death Star superweapon.
Biography
KMD-RA-71 was an RA-7 protocol droid[2] that spent time on the moon of Jedha[4] in the year 0 BBY.[5] The droid was walking through a street filled with market stalls in Jedha City when a pair of children dashed past it, causing KMD-RA-71 to pause in front of three members[4] of the Central Isopter cult[2][4] and turn to look at the area where the children had been.[4]
When the Galactic Empire evacuated its forces from Jedha, KMD-RA-71 looked up at the sky as the[4] Imperial I-class Star Destroyer Dauntless[2][4] departed from above Jedha City. Shortly afterward, the Empire's Death Star superweapon fired upon Jedha City, destroying it.[4]
Characteristics
Like all RA-7 protocol droids, KMD-RA-71 was manufactured by Arakyd Industries[1] and stood 1.7 meters tall.[3] It had silver plating and black broadband photoreceptors with anti-glare coating.[2]
Behind the scenes
- "We were talking to one another before we went on to do our bits but I did notice that he kept wandering off or going in the wrong direction, and it wasn't until he took his head off that he said he couldn't see anything."
- ―Fellow droid performer Dee Tails speaks about Nathan Plant's experiences as KMD-RA-71
Nathan Plant had issues seeing while in the KMD-RA-71 costume.
KMD-RA-71 was portrayed by creature and droid performer Nathan Plant in the 2016 Anthology film, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.[6] The droid was not identified in Rogue One[4] but did receive a designation by Pablo Hidalgo in the accompanying reference book Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide,[2] which was released on the same day as the film.[7]
Plant—who also portrayed 4D6-J-A7 in Rogue One and one of the Hassk triplets in Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens—had extremely limited vision while wearing the KMD-RA-71 costume, as the lenses kept on fogging up while he was on set.[6]
Appearances
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (First appearance)
Sources
- Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide (First identified as KMD-RA-71)
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded establishes that the RA-7 protocol droid line is manufactured by Arakyd Industries. As Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide establishes KMD-RA-71 to be an RA-7 droid, it must therefore also have been manufactured by Arakyd.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know establishes that the RA-7 protocol droid line stands 1.7 meters tall. As Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide establishes KMD-RA-71 to be an RA-7 droid, it must therefore stand 1.7 meters tall.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
- ↑ Star Wars: Galactic Atlas dates the events of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, including KMD-RA-71's appearance on Jedha, to 0 BBY.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Dee Tails (K-OHN), published by starwarsinterviews.com on Star Wars Interviews (archived from the original on December 9, 2017)
- ↑
Rebel Reading: A Guide to Rogue One Books on StarWars.com (backup link)