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{{Quote|You can work on my team. But when it comes to your mission as a spy, I don't want anything to do with it.|Jarek Yeager, to Kazuda Xiono|The Recruit}} |
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| − | '''Team ''Fireball''''' was a [[Racer|racing team]] put together by [[Jarek Yeager]] to help run [[Sexes|his]] [[Jarek Yeager's Repair Station|repair shop]] on the [[Colossus]], a [[Fuel| |
+ | '''Team ''Fireball''''' was a [[Racer|racing team]] put together by [[Jarek Yeager]] to help run [[Sexes|his]] [[Jarek Yeager's Repair Station|repair shop]] on the [[Colossus]], a [[Fuel|refuelling]] platform located on the [[Outer Rim Territories|Outer Rim]] [[planet]] [[Castilon]]. [[Neeku Vozo]], [[Tamara Ryvora|Tam Ryvora]], [[Kazuda Xiono]], and [[R1-J5|R1-J5 "Bucket"]] were members of Yeager's crew during the [[New Republic Era|era]] of the [[New Republic]].<ref name="The Recruit" /> They were in the process of restoring a decrepit racing [[Starship|ship]], the [[Fireball (starship)|''Fireball'']], by the [[time]] Xiono joined the team. |
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==History== |
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===Visiting the High Tower=== |
===Visiting the High Tower=== |
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| − | During a storm, Xiono along with BB-8, Vozo, and a reluctant Ryvora received an invitation from the [[Ace Squadron]] leader [[Hype Fazon]] to visit the exclusive [[Doza Tower]], the residence of the [[Doza family]] and the Aces. While Xiono and Vozo were delighted to be in the company of elite pilots, Ryvora was bitter towards Fazo for abandoning her after he had won a race. Xiono took advantage of their visit to spy on a meeting between [[Captain]] [[Imanuel Doza]] and the First Order emissary [[Major]] [[Elrik Vonreg]]. He discovered that the First Order were seeking access to the Colossus. Xiono was pursued by [[ |
+ | During a storm, Xiono along with BB-8, Vozo, and a reluctant Ryvora received an invitation from the [[Ace Squadron]] leader [[Hype Fazon]] to visit the exclusive [[Doza Tower]], the residence of the [[Doza family]] and the Aces. While Xiono and Vozo were delighted to be in the company of elite pilots, Ryvora was bitter towards Fazo for abandoning her after he had won a race. Xiono took advantage of their visit to spy on a meeting between [[Captain]] [[Imanuel Doza]] and the First Order emissary [[Major]] [[Elrik Vonreg]]. He discovered that the First Order were seeking access to the Colossus. Xiono was pursued by [[Stormtrooper (First Order)|stormtroopers]] but escaped into a corridor with the help of BB-8.<ref name="The High Tower">{{Resistance|The High Tower}}</ref> |
===Refugees from Tehar=== |
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===The second pirate raid=== |
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+ | Team Fireball later received a job from Captain Doza to repair the platform's defence system's tracking computer. Since they lacked a [[CoMar Tri-Tracker chip]], Xiono and Ryvora turned to Synara San, who had found work in the salvage yard. Learning that the platform's defense system was down and that Ace Squadron was away, Synara alerted Kragan Gorr, whose Warbirds [[Second raid on the Colossus|raided]] the Colossus. Yeager and Xiono managed to reinstall the tracking computer despite opposition from Kragan and his pirates. Meanwhile, Synara managed to gain Ryvora's trust after saving her from a pirate in the loading docks. Vozo and Bucket hid inside the repair shop during the fighting while BB-8 accompanied Ryvora to the loading docks.<ref name="Synara's Score">{{Resistance|Synara's Score}}</ref> |
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| + | Xiono, Ryvora, and Vozo were excited that galactic racing champion [[Marcus Speedstar]] would be contesting the upcoming [[Platform Classic]]. Since their employer Yeager had once been a racing champion, they along with most of the platform's inhabitants wanted Yeager to race against Speedstar. Unknown to the rest of Team Fireball, Yeager and Speedstar were brothers who had fallen out over Speedstar's role in causing the [[death]]s of [[Jarek Yeager's wife|Yeager's wife]] and [[Jarek Yeager's daughter|daughter]] during a racing accident years ago. Yeager rejected an invitation from Captain Doza to race against Speedstar.<ref name="TPM">{{Resistance|The Platform Classic}}</ref> |
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| + | Yeager rebuffed Speedstar's attempts a reconciliation. Unaware of the bad blood between the two brothers, Kaz, Tam, and Neeku socialized with Speedstar and his crew [[Oplock]] and [[R4-D12]]. Annoyed at Xiono and Ryvora's attempts to get Yeager to race Speedstar, Yeager tried to bully his younger brother into pulling out of the Platform Classic. Unknown to Team Fireball, Speedstar was struggling to pay back his debts to the [[Guavian Death Gang]], who had kidnapped Oplock as a hostage. Determined to save his friend Oplock, Speedstar refused to pull out of the race. Yeager was forced to take part after Aunt Z placed bets on the two brothers.<ref name="TPM" /> |
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| + | Blaming Xiono for the debacle, Yeager loaned him to Speedstar. Xiono learned about the details of Yeager's estrangement from Speedstar and realized that Speedstar genuinely wanted to make things right with his brother. Meanwhile, Yeager told Neeku that Speedstar had not been there for him. Later, Xiono tried to convince Yeager to forgive his younger brother but Yeager was still bitter towards Speedstar. While the rest of Team Fireball watched the race, Yeager raced against Speedstar; with the two brothers occupying the first and second places in the race.<ref name="TPM" /> |
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| + | Following a series of obstacles, Yeager reconciled with Speedstar after realizing that his brother was no longer obsessed with money and fame but genuinely wanted to save his friend Oplock. Yeager pulled out of the race, allowing Speedstar to win the prize money which he need to pay the ransom to secure Oplock's release. Yeager also lent Speedstar some extra money to ensure Oplock's safe release. While Yeager still had not fully forgiven Speedstar for his family's deaths, the two brothers were on talking terms. Yeager also thanked Xiono for urging him to forgive his brother.<ref name="TPM" /> |
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| + | Under orders from Poe, Xiono and BB-8 sought to gain access to Doza Tower in order to find information on Captain Doza's connections with the First Order. With the help of Doza's daughter Torra, Xiono and BB-8 managed to infiltrate Doza Tower during a meeting between Captain Doza and Commander Pyre to discuss the First Order's offer of "protection." Xiono and BB-8 managed to download information about the meeting from Doza's [[datapad]]. Xiono also discovered Captain Doza's [[Imperial military uniforms|Imperial uniform]], which led him to believe that Doza was in cahoots with the First Order. After narrowly escaping exposure by a vindictive Rucklin, Xiono, BB-8, and Torra narrowly escaped being incinerated in a [[trash incinerator]]. Xiono told Torra that he was a former New Republic pilot who had become a racer but denied being a spy.<ref name="Secrets and Holograms">{{Resistance|Secrets and Holograms}}</ref> |
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| + | Later, Xiono borrowed the ''Fireball'' for an [[Mission to Station Theta Black|offworld mission]] with Poe Dameron. Regarding the ''Fireball'' as her ship, Ryvora took offense that Xiono had borrowed "her ship." When Yeager pointed out that he was still the ship's technical owner, Ryvora revealed that she had "forgotten" to install a new stabilizer. Despite the ''Fireball''{{'s}} breakdown, Xiono and BB-8 managed to rendezvous with Poe. Following an adventure at [[Station Theta Black]], Xiono and Poe discovered that the First Order was building many weapons.<ref name="STB">{{Resistance|Station Theta Black (episode)|Station Theta Black}}</ref> |
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| + | During one of their breaks, Xiono, Neeku, BB-8, and Bucket played a game of [[holodarts]] at Aunt Z's Tavern with Torra. Xiono made three attempts to hit the centre of the board but missed. Bucket then had a turn with his first two darts hitting the bull's eye. However, the third pierce Xiono's buttocks, causing him pain.<ref name="Dart and Cover">{{Resistance|Dart and Cover}}</ref> |
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| + | Later, Yeager rewarded Neeku for his hard work by treating him for lunch. Neeku decided to buy a [[gorg]] from [[Bolza Grool]]'s stand. However, the gorg escaped and led Neeku on a chase through the marketplace. When the gorg returned, Neeku decided to get [[bantha]] milk. Yeager later quipped to BB-8 that Neeku could have easily gotten a droid instead.<ref name="Neeku's Reward">{{Resistance|Neeku's Reward}}</ref> |
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| + | One day, Bucket found that his helmet was missing. Bucket questioned Xiono, who suggested that he retraced his steps. Bucket traveled through the Colossus and visited Flix and Orka's [[Office of Acquisitions]] where he acquired a hat with a mechanical propeller. Bucket later returned to the garage only to find BB-8 sporting his missing helmet. Bucket pursued BB-8, causing the other droid to drop his helmet. Xiono picked up the helmet and handed it to Bucket. Still grumpy about the loss of his cap, Bucket kicked Xiono in the shin.<ref name="Bucket's Quest">{{Resistance|Bucket's Quest}}</ref> |
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| + | Later, Neeku and a reluctant Tam allowed Xiono to test the ''Fireball''{{'s}} engines by racing the ship against Torra's ''[[Blue Ace]]''. During their flight, the ''Fireball''{{'s}} throttle handle broke, causing Xiono to lose control of the ship. As the ''Fireball'' hurtled back into Yeager's garage, Xiono managed to jam the handle into the broken socket long enough for the ship to regain control of the ship. Though Xiono managed to land the ship safely, the ''Fireball''{{'s}} landing gear and cockpit canopy collapse much to Tam's dismay.<ref name="Rematch">{{Resistance|The Rematch}}</ref> |
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| + | While visiting Synara San in the loading docks, Neeku adopted a baby [[rokkna]] which he nicknamed [[Bibo]] as a pet. Bibo's presence disrupted work at Yeager's garage, causing an irritated Yeager to tell Neeku to get rid of his pet. This upset Neeku, who departed the garage in search of his missing pet. Meanwhile, Synara took Xiono on her [[Synara's salvaging skiff|salvage skiff]] into the sea, intending to question him about his Resistance connections.<ref name="Bibo">{{Resistance|Bibo (episode)|Bibo}}</ref> |
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| + | However, they narrowly escaped [[Bibo's mother]], who was seeking her child. Bibo's mother [[Bibo incident|attacked]] the Colossus, laying siege to the platform. Following a skirmish with Ace Squadron, Xiono managed to convince Neeku to return Bibo to his mother. Reunited with her child, the rokkna ceased her rampage. As a consolation, Xiono bought Neeku a pet [[gorg]]. However, Neeku ate the gorg, mistaking it for food.<ref name="Bibo" /> |
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==Behind the scenes== |
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- "You can work on my team. But when it comes to your mission as a spy, I don't want anything to do with it."
- ―Jarek Yeager, to Kazuda Xiono
Team Fireball was a racing team put together by Jarek Yeager to help run his repair shop on the Colossus, a refuelling platform located on the Outer Rim planet Castilon. Neeku Vozo, Tam Ryvora, Kazuda Xiono, and R1-J5 "Bucket" were members of Yeager's crew during the era of the New Republic.[1] They were in the process of restoring a decrepit racing ship, the Fireball, by the time Xiono joined the team.
History
Early days
Jarek Yeager, a former Rebel pilot, came to make his home on the Colossus refueling station on Castilon at some point after the Galactic Civil War. He acquired a reputation as one of the station's best racers, often winning whenever he competed. It was rumored that part of Yeager's success was due to using hyperfuel as a boost. However, by 34 ABY, he had stopped racing, preferring to focus on his repair shop.[5] Team Fireball, the team of racers and mechanics he founded, by that year consisted of Yeager, Tamara Ryvora, Neeku Vozo and the astromech droid R1-J5 "Bucket". It was named after a decrepit racing ship, the Fireball, that Yeager had acquired. Yeager had promised Ryvora the ship if she could fix it up.[1]
A new member
The Team Fireball crew
In 34 ABY, late in the cold war, Yeager's friend Poe Dameron, a member of the Resistance, brought recently recruited spy Kazuda Xiono to the Colossus. Dameron persuaded Yeager to hire Xiono as a mechanic as a cover for his spying work. Yeager was uncertain, due to a misunderstanding that had led Xiono to quickly acquire an inflated reputation as the alleged "greatest pilot in the galaxy," which caused other Colossus residents to target him, but acquiesced. The team was forced to work quickly to make the Fireball flight-capable, as Xiono had unwillingly been signed up for a solo race the next day by Vozo, who thought he was helping him become the best pilot. Ryvora and Xiono got off on bad terms, as she was resentful that Yeager was loaning him the ship, and felt that he had insulted her mechanical skills by pointing out the Fireball's state of disrepair.[1]
In the race, against the youngest member of Ace Squadron, Torra Doza, Xiono performed well, but pushed the Fireball too hard and crashed, putting the ship out of action again and necessitating a rescue. Yeager warned Xiono afterwards that, although he could work with the team, he didn't want any involvement in Xiono's mission.[1]
The "triple dark" storm
Xiono's lack of mechanical training caused difficulties with the rest of Team Fireball, arousing Ryvora's suspicions. When the team was hired to repair the ship of a Neimoidian named Hallion Nark, Xiono's errors made their client unimpressed. However, Xiono overheard Nark conducting a covert comlink conversation, which made him later realize that Nark was a spy for Kragan Gorr and his pirate gang. While the rest of Team Fireball made it to a shelter during the ensuing attack, Xiono and Dameron's astromech droid, BB-8, who was keeping an eye on him, helped covertly drive the attack off. The rest of the team was skeptical when Xiono later claimed he had been working on the Fireball for the entire attack, and Yeager didn't believe Xiono when he was told what he did.[6]
Rucklin's heist
Xiono's status as the newest member of the team led to him being targeted by Jace Rucklin and his team, Lin Gaava and Gorrak Wiles, who saw him as an opportunity to steal Yeager's valuable hyperfuel. Rucklin successfully manipulated Xiono into sneaking him into Yeager's office, where he swiped the fuel behind Xiono's back. The manipulation was made easier by Xiono's frustrations with his heavy workload, which he felt was interfering with his mission for the Resistance, and his poor mechanical skills. After Bucket discovered the theft, Xiono put himself in danger to save Rucklin, who had turned his ship into a bomb by adding too much hyperfuel. Afterwards, Xiono apologized to Yeager, stating he understood if he was fired, but Yeager let him stay on.[5]
Visiting the High Tower
During a storm, Xiono along with BB-8, Vozo, and a reluctant Ryvora received an invitation from the Ace Squadron leader Hype Fazon to visit the exclusive Doza Tower, the residence of the Doza family and the Aces. While Xiono and Vozo were delighted to be in the company of elite pilots, Ryvora was bitter towards Fazo for abandoning her after he had won a race. Xiono took advantage of their visit to spy on a meeting between Captain Imanuel Doza and the First Order emissary Major Elrik Vonreg. He discovered that the First Order were seeking access to the Colossus. Xiono was pursued by stormtroopers but escaped into a corridor with the help of BB-8.[7]
Refugees from Tehar
While working on the Fireball, Xiono accidentally damaged an acceleration compensator, angering Ryvora. In an attempt to raise funds, Xiono along with Vozo and BB-8 attempted to collect a bounty on two children, Kel and Eila. With the help of Vozo's Chelidae friends, Xiono and his friends managed to find the children and learnt that they were the survivors of a First Order massacre on Tehar. Xiono helped the children escape Commander Pyre by faking their deaths. After the children found refuge with the Chelidae, Xiono managed to return the repaired compensator to Ryvora. He also informed Ello Asty about the massacre on Tehar.[8]
The "salvage run"
Later, Yeager took Xiono on an unscheduled early morning "salvage run" offsite. Ryvora expressed surprise since a salvage run was not listed on the schedule. This "salvage run" turned out to be a training flight for Xiono with his mentor Dameron. Xiono and Dameron later responded to a distress call aboard a Darius G-class freighter in the Castilon system's Sector six. After braving several Kowakian monkey-lizards and Kowakian ape-lizards, Xiono and Dameron managed to rescue a Mirialan named Synara San. Unknown to everyone, Synara was a member of Kragan Gorr's Warbird gang.[9]
The second pirate raid
Team Fireball later received a job from Captain Doza to repair the platform's defence system's tracking computer. Since they lacked a CoMar Tri-Tracker chip, Xiono and Ryvora turned to Synara San, who had found work in the salvage yard. Learning that the platform's defense system was down and that Ace Squadron was away, Synara alerted Kragan Gorr, whose Warbirds raided the Colossus. Yeager and Xiono managed to reinstall the tracking computer despite opposition from Kragan and his pirates. Meanwhile, Synara managed to gain Ryvora's trust after saving her from a pirate in the loading docks. Vozo and Bucket hid inside the repair shop during the fighting while BB-8 accompanied Ryvora to the loading docks.[10]
The Platform Classic
Xiono, Ryvora, and Vozo were excited that galactic racing champion Marcus Speedstar would be contesting the upcoming Platform Classic. Since their employer Yeager had once been a racing champion, they along with most of the platform's inhabitants wanted Yeager to race against Speedstar. Unknown to the rest of Team Fireball, Yeager and Speedstar were brothers who had fallen out over Speedstar's role in causing the deaths of Yeager's wife and daughter during a racing accident years ago. Yeager rejected an invitation from Captain Doza to race against Speedstar.[11]
Yeager rebuffed Speedstar's attempts a reconciliation. Unaware of the bad blood between the two brothers, Kaz, Tam, and Neeku socialized with Speedstar and his crew Oplock and R4-D12. Annoyed at Xiono and Ryvora's attempts to get Yeager to race Speedstar, Yeager tried to bully his younger brother into pulling out of the Platform Classic. Unknown to Team Fireball, Speedstar was struggling to pay back his debts to the Guavian Death Gang, who had kidnapped Oplock as a hostage. Determined to save his friend Oplock, Speedstar refused to pull out of the race. Yeager was forced to take part after Aunt Z placed bets on the two brothers.[11]
Blaming Xiono for the debacle, Yeager loaned him to Speedstar. Xiono learned about the details of Yeager's estrangement from Speedstar and realized that Speedstar genuinely wanted to make things right with his brother. Meanwhile, Yeager told Neeku that Speedstar had not been there for him. Later, Xiono tried to convince Yeager to forgive his younger brother but Yeager was still bitter towards Speedstar. While the rest of Team Fireball watched the race, Yeager raced against Speedstar; with the two brothers occupying the first and second places in the race.[11]
Following a series of obstacles, Yeager reconciled with Speedstar after realizing that his brother was no longer obsessed with money and fame but genuinely wanted to save his friend Oplock. Yeager pulled out of the race, allowing Speedstar to win the prize money which he need to pay the ransom to secure Oplock's release. Yeager also lent Speedstar some extra money to ensure Oplock's safe release. While Yeager still had not fully forgiven Speedstar for his family's deaths, the two brothers were on talking terms. Yeager also thanked Xiono for urging him to forgive his brother.[11]
Second visit to the High Tower
Under orders from Poe, Xiono and BB-8 sought to gain access to Doza Tower in order to find information on Captain Doza's connections with the First Order. With the help of Doza's daughter Torra, Xiono and BB-8 managed to infiltrate Doza Tower during a meeting between Captain Doza and Commander Pyre to discuss the First Order's offer of "protection." Xiono and BB-8 managed to download information about the meeting from Doza's datapad. Xiono also discovered Captain Doza's Imperial uniform, which led him to believe that Doza was in cahoots with the First Order. After narrowly escaping exposure by a vindictive Rucklin, Xiono, BB-8, and Torra narrowly escaped being incinerated in a trash incinerator. Xiono told Torra that he was a former New Republic pilot who had become a racer but denied being a spy.[12]
Xiono's second trip offworld
Later, Xiono borrowed the Fireball for an offworld mission with Poe Dameron. Regarding the Fireball as her ship, Ryvora took offense that Xiono had borrowed "her ship." When Yeager pointed out that he was still the ship's technical owner, Ryvora revealed that she had "forgotten" to install a new stabilizer. Despite the Fireball's breakdown, Xiono and BB-8 managed to rendezvous with Poe. Following an adventure at Station Theta Black, Xiono and Poe discovered that the First Order was building many weapons.[13]
Casual adventures
During one of their breaks, Xiono, Neeku, BB-8, and Bucket played a game of holodarts at Aunt Z's Tavern with Torra. Xiono made three attempts to hit the centre of the board but missed. Bucket then had a turn with his first two darts hitting the bull's eye. However, the third pierce Xiono's buttocks, causing him pain.[14]
Later, Yeager rewarded Neeku for his hard work by treating him for lunch. Neeku decided to buy a gorg from Bolza Grool's stand. However, the gorg escaped and led Neeku on a chase through the marketplace. When the gorg returned, Neeku decided to get bantha milk. Yeager later quipped to BB-8 that Neeku could have easily gotten a droid instead.[15]
One day, Bucket found that his helmet was missing. Bucket questioned Xiono, who suggested that he retraced his steps. Bucket traveled through the Colossus and visited Flix and Orka's Office of Acquisitions where he acquired a hat with a mechanical propeller. Bucket later returned to the garage only to find BB-8 sporting his missing helmet. Bucket pursued BB-8, causing the other droid to drop his helmet. Xiono picked up the helmet and handed it to Bucket. Still grumpy about the loss of his cap, Bucket kicked Xiono in the shin.[16]
Later, Neeku and a reluctant Tam allowed Xiono to test the Fireball's engines by racing the ship against Torra's Blue Ace. During their flight, the Fireball's throttle handle broke, causing Xiono to lose control of the ship. As the Fireball hurtled back into Yeager's garage, Xiono managed to jam the handle into the broken socket long enough for the ship to regain control of the ship. Though Xiono managed to land the ship safely, the Fireball's landing gear and cockpit canopy collapse much to Tam's dismay.[17]
The Bibo incident
While visiting Synara San in the loading docks, Neeku adopted a baby rokkna which he nicknamed Bibo as a pet. Bibo's presence disrupted work at Yeager's garage, causing an irritated Yeager to tell Neeku to get rid of his pet. This upset Neeku, who departed the garage in search of his missing pet. Meanwhile, Synara took Xiono on her salvage skiff into the sea, intending to question him about his Resistance connections.[18]
However, they narrowly escaped Bibo's mother, who was seeking her child. Bibo's mother attacked the Colossus, laying siege to the platform. Following a skirmish with Ace Squadron, Xiono managed to convince Neeku to return Bibo to his mother. Reunited with her child, the rokkna ceased her rampage. As a consolation, Xiono bought Neeku a pet gorg. However, Neeku ate the gorg, mistaking it for food.[18]
Behind the scenes
- "Team Fireball, they're our core Star Wars group. They're not caught up in the bigger things going on in the galaxy... And what unifies this team is that they need each other."
- ―Dave Filoni
Team Fireball was created and developed for the animated series Star Wars Resistance. The first footage of the squad was released on August 17, 2018.[19] Further details regarding the members of Team Fireball were released on August 29, 2018.[20]
Appearances
Sources
Star Wars Resistance Trailer Revealed on StarWars.com (backup link) (First pictured)- Meet Team Fireball on StarWars.com (backup link (/news/resistance-team-fireball) not verified!) (First identified as Team Fireball)
- Meet the Cast of Star Wars Resistance on The Star Wars Show on StarWars.com (backup link)
- Strap In for a New Star Wars Resistance Extended Sneak Peek on StarWars.com (backup link)
- Welcome to the Resistance: Meet Christopher Sean, the voice of Kaz on StarWars.com (backup link)
- Welcome to the Resistance: Meet Suzie McGrath, the voice of Tam on StarWars.com (backup link)
- Welcome to the Resistance: Meet Josh Brenner, the voice of Neeku on StarWars.com (backup link)
- Behind the Mask of Vader Immortal and a Sneak Peek at Star Wars Resistance on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)
- "The Recruit" Episode Guide – Star Wars Resistance on StarWars.com (backup link)
- Star Wars Resistance: Meet the Pilots
- Mission Briefing: Star Wars Resistance Intel to Prepare You for the Season Finale on StarWars.com (backup link)
- Bibo in the Databank (backup link)
- Fireball in the Databank (backup link)
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12
Star Wars Resistance — "The Recruit"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "The Core Problem"
- ↑ Star Wars: Galactic Atlas
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Star Wars Resistance — "Descent"
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Star Wars Resistance — "Fuel for the Fire"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "The Triple Dark"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "The High Tower"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "The Children from Tehar"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "Signal from Sector Six"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "Synara's Score"
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 Star Wars Resistance — "The Platform Classic"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "Secrets and Holograms"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "Station Theta Black"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "Dart and Cover"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "Neeku's Reward"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "Bucket's Quest"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "The Rematch"
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 Star Wars Resistance — "Bibo"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance Trailer Revealed on StarWars.com (backup link)
- ↑ Meet Team Fireball on StarWars.com (backup link (/news/resistance-team-fireball) not verified!)