Training droid

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Training droids also known as trainer droids, were a type of droid that were utilized to provide hands-on instruction. The Jedi Order used a class of training droid. The Marksman-H training remote was a type of training droid.

HistoryEdit

In 29 BBY, Anakin Skywalker sparred with a Jedi training droid that he had converted to look like the Sith Lord Darth Maul.^[1]

In 22 BBY,^[2] Bear Clan utilized Marksman-H training remotes to practice deflecting blaster fire.^[3] In 19 BBY,^[2] Caleb Dume, Sammo Quid, and Tai Uzuma underwent similar training in their Initiate Trials.^[4] At some point following Order 66, the Sith Lord Darth Vader encountered the Jedi Master Kirak Infil'a living on the river moon of Al'doleem with the Jedi training droid Arex.^[5]

Several years into the reign of the Galactic Empire, Vader sparred with his own training droid.^[6]

In 0 BBY,^[2] the former Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi still owned at least one Marksman-H training remote,^[source?] which Luke Skywalker used onboard the Millennium Falcon.^[7] In 0 ABY,^[2] Skywalker continued his training with multiple remotes simultaneously, both during a mission to Temple of Eedit^[8] and shortly after the attack on Cymoon 1.^[9]

Sergeant Kreel trained with a with a trio of Marksman Hs shortly before the Mission to Horox III. Although he was able to deflect a few incoming blasts, he was quickly overwhelmed.^[10]

In 34 ABY,^[2] the former stormtrooper Finn found^[11] the same remote used by Skywalker years earlier^[12] aboard the Millennium Falcon.^[11]

Behind the scenesEdit

Training droids are used to advance character levels in the canon video game Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes.^[13]

AppearancesEdit

Non-canon appearancesEdit

• LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens

SourcesEdit

• Disciples of Harmony
• Star Wars Lightsabers: A Guide to Weapons of the Force (Picture only)

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