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{{Quote|A parasite. Native to Ringo Vinda. Probably in the canteen of water they both shared. It did cause the inhibitors to decay, once the parasite had taken hold.|[[Supreme Chancellor]] [[Darth Sidious|Sheev Palpatine's]] "official" explanation of the erratic behaviors of [[CT-5555]] and CT-5385|Orders}}
 
{{Quote|A parasite. Native to Ringo Vinda. Probably in the canteen of water they both shared. It did cause the inhibitors to decay, once the parasite had taken hold.|[[Supreme Chancellor]] [[Darth Sidious|Sheev Palpatine's]] "official" explanation of the erratic behaviors of [[CT-5555]] and CT-5385|Orders}}
'''Ringo Vinda''' was a [[planet]] located in [[the galaxy]]'s [[Mid Rim]].<ref name="Visual Encyclopedia" /> It was [[orbit]]ed by a [[Ring station|ring-shaped space station]],<ref name="Ringo Vinda" /> a civilian [[Shipyard|graving dock]],<ref name="ROUVG" /> that was controlled by the [[Galactic Republic]] until it was taken by the [[Confederacy of Independent Systems]] during the [[Clone Wars]], which resulted in an extended [[Battle of Ringo Vinda|campaign]] to retake the planet.<ref name="Ringo Vinda" /> However, [[Grand Army of the Republic|Republic forces]] withdrew from Ringo Vinda when [[clone trooper]] [[CT-5385]] [[Death|executed]] [[Jedi Master]] [[Tiplar]] when [[Order 66|Protocol 66]] was accidentally triggered in [[Sexes|his]] [[inhibitor chip]], leaving the world under Separatist control.<ref name="The Unknown" /> Officially, CT-5385's mental instability was said to be caused by a [[Parasite|parasitic]] infection [[Homeworld|native]] to Ringo Vinda that caused his inhibitor to decay and a vaccine was prepared to inoculate the other [[Cloning|clones]] and prevent similar incidents in the future, hiding the true nature of Order 66.<ref name="Orders">{{TCW|Orders}}</ref>
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'''Ringo Vinda''' was a [[planet]] located in [[the galaxy]]'s [[Mid Rim]].<ref name="Visual Encyclopedia" /> It was [[orbit]]ed by<ref name="Ringo Vinda" /> a [[Ringo Vinda space station|civilian graving dock]]<ref name="ROUVG" /> controlled by the [[Galactic Republic]] until it was taken by the [[Confederacy of Independent Systems]] during the [[Clone Wars]], which resulted in an extended [[Battle of Ringo Vinda|campaign]] to retake the planet.<ref name="Ringo Vinda" /> However, [[Grand Army of the Republic|Republic forces]] withdrew from Ringo Vinda when [[clone trooper]] [[CT-5385]] [[Death|executed]] [[Jedi Master]] [[Tiplar]] when [[Order 66|Protocol 66]] was accidentally triggered in [[Sexes|his]] [[inhibitor chip]], leaving the world under Separatist control.<ref name="The Unknown" /> Officially, CT-5385's mental instability was said to be caused by a [[Parasite|parasitic]] infection [[Homeworld|native]] to Ringo Vinda that caused his inhibitor to decay and a vaccine was prepared to inoculate the other [[Cloning|clones]] and prevent similar incidents in the future, hiding the true nature of Order 66.<ref name="Orders">{{TCW|Orders}}</ref>
   
After the end of the Clone Wars, Ringo Vinda fell under the control of the [[Galactic Empire]] and its ring station was converted into an enormous construction facility that churned out massive [[Imperial-class Star Destroyer|''Imperial''-class]] [[Star Destroyer]]s for the [[Imperial Navy]].<ref name="ROUVG" />
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After the end of the Clone Wars, Ringo Vinda fell under the control of the [[Galactic Empire]] and its ring station was converted into an enormous [[Shipyard|construction facility]] that churned out massive [[Imperial-class Star Destroyer|''Imperial''-class]] [[Star Destroyer]]s for the [[Imperial Navy]].<ref name="ROUVG" />
   
 
==Behind the scenes==
 
==Behind the scenes==

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"A parasite. Native to Ringo Vinda. Probably in the canteen of water they both shared. It did cause the inhibitors to decay, once the parasite had taken hold."
Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine's "official" explanation of the erratic behaviors of CT-5555 and CT-5385[src]

Ringo Vinda was a planet located in the galaxy's Mid Rim.[1] It was orbited by[3] a civilian graving dock[4] controlled by the Galactic Republic until it was taken by the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, which resulted in an extended campaign to retake the planet.[3] However, Republic forces withdrew from Ringo Vinda when clone trooper CT-5385 executed Jedi Master Tiplar when Protocol 66 was accidentally triggered in his inhibitor chip, leaving the world under Separatist control.[2] Officially, CT-5385's mental instability was said to be caused by a parasitic infection native to Ringo Vinda that caused his inhibitor to decay and a vaccine was prepared to inoculate the other clones and prevent similar incidents in the future, hiding the true nature of Order 66.[5]

After the end of the Clone Wars, Ringo Vinda fell under the control of the Galactic Empire and its ring station was converted into an enormous construction facility that churned out massive Imperial-class Star Destroyers for the Imperial Navy.[4]

Behind the scenes

Ringo Vinda first appeared in "The Unknown," the first episode of the canon animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars' sixth and final season,[2] which originally aired on February 15, 2014.[6] Its design was derived from early concept art[7] of Cato Neimoidia[8] that was developed by Ryan Church during the concept design phase of Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith.[7]

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Early concept art of Cato Neimoidia, dubbed simply "Ring Planet," that was developed into Ringo Vinda.

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