Unidentified Kajain'sa'Nikto child

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"One more song! One more song! One more song!"

―The Kajain'sa'Nikto child^[1]

A Kajain'sa'Nikto^[1] child^[2] attended a performance of the band Star Waver in the Mos Espa Grand Arena on^[1] the planet^[3] Tatooine^[1] between 19 BBY and 4 ABY.^[4] The crime lord Jabba the Hutt had intended to execute the band member Geezer Odajion, but the rest of the band negotiated a deal with Jabba to allow them to perform together one last time. After the band finished their song "Galactic Dreamer," the singer Jee Ken Tsokee called out to Jabba, asking him to sponsor the band. The Kajain'sa'Nikto stood and began to cheer for the band to play one more song, and many others in the ground then also began to call for another song. Jabba called off his guards, allowing the band members to survive, and the Nikto celebrated. The band then began another song.^[1]

The Nikto child had red skin and green eyes.^[1] They wore a white shirt, red clothing around their neck, tan pants, white wrappings around their ankles, and tan shoes.^[5]

Behind the scenes[]

The Kajain'sa'Nikto child first appeared in "Tatooine Rhapsody," a non-canon short film directed by Taku Kimura, written by Yasumi Atarashi, and produced by Studio Colorido as part of the first volume of the Star Wars: Visions series. The animated short was released on Disney+^[1] on September 22, 2021.^[6] Concept art of the Nikto was included in The Art of Star Wars: Visions, a 2022 art book written by Zack Davisson.^[5]