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"It's a probe."
―Poe Dameron[2]

The Spider probe droid[1], also known as First Order probe droid, was a model of probe droid used by the First Order around the time of the attack on Tuanul. One of these probes was on a moon in the Dassal system of the Unknown Regions when Resistance pilots Kazuda Xiono and Poe Dameron investigated the system. The droid could deploy a number of smaller remotes equipped with blasters if it came under attack.[2] Another discovered the presence of the supertanker fuel depot Colossus at the planet Aeos Prime during the First Order-Resistance War.[3]

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Behind the scenes[]

Drill-landing

The First Order probe droid was based on concept art developed for The Force Awakens.

"J.J. wanted this specific machine to drill into the catacombs when the Empire attacks Maz's castle. I wanted to put elements of the probe droid because that's such an exotic, threatening shape."
―Doug Chiang, on the First Order drill concept art[4]

The First Order probe droid first appeared in the 2019 Star Wars Resistance episode "The Core Problem."[2] Concept art of the droid was created by JP Balmet,[5] and it was based on a piece of concept art for Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens illustrated by Doug Chiang.[6]

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  1. 1.0 1.1 Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 SWResistanceLogo Star Wars Resistance — "The Core Problem"
  3. SWResistanceLogo Star Wars Resistance — "No Place Safe"
  4. The Art of Star Wars: The Force Awakens
  5. TwitterLogo Phil Szostak (@PhilSzostak) on Twitter: "The First Order probe droid seen in the latest episode of #StarWarsResistance, "The Core Problem", is based on Doug Chiang concept art of a giant First Order drill attacking the catacombs under Maz's castle, as seen in @ABRAMSbooks' The Art of #StarWars: #TheForceAwakens." (screenshot)
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