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Ten-Abu Donba was a Talid native to Ando Prime and High Priest of the Order of Dai Bendu. Leading the order around the time of the Clone Wars, the Order was an ancient Force tradition who were the progenitors to the Jedi Order, and one of the first organizations interested in learning about the Force.
Source:Star Wars: Episode I: Racer: The Official Nintendo Player’s Guide (2000)
First Appearance: Star Wars Episode I: Racer (1999)
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t’landa Til were a species of large reptilian quadrupeds origianlly native to Varl. A distinct relative of the Hutts, sharing much of their appearance and immunity to mind tricks, the t’landa Til also migrated to Nal Hutta following Varl’s destruction. t’landa Til were not as influential galactically as the Hutts, but nevertheless worked with their cousins in their cartel.
Source:Lords of Nal Hutta (Art: Jon Bosco; 2015)
First Appearance: The Paradise Snare (1997)
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K’Kruhk was a Whiphid Jedi Master who was notorious for being extremely difficult to kill, surviving the Clone Wars and the Jedi Purge. Known for his signature hat, K’Kruhk was a gentle, thoughtful being, who handled a lightsaber with stunning expertise. His great strength and constitution lent themselves to his longevity, despite being killed many times.
Source:Dark Times 6: Parallels, Part 1 (Art: Zach Howard; 2007)
First Appearance: Jedi Council: Acts of War 1 (2000)
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Zhar Lestin was a Twi’lek Jedi Master who sat on the council during the Mandalorian and Jedi Civil Wars. A soft-spoken and kind being, Lestin was responsible for training many Jedi during this time period, and was well-respected for his effective methods. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the Force and Jedi ways.
Source:Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (2003)
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Embo was a Kyuzo bounty hunter active during the Clone Wars. While Cad Bane was the most sought after hunter following Jango Fett’s death, Embo was right behind. An extremely effective fighter, Embo and his anooba Marrok completed jobs with efficiency and few questions asked. Embo wore a Kyuzo war helmet and wielded a bowcaster, relying on his physical abilities to finish hunts rather than technology.
Source:No Disintegrations (Art: Jacob Atienza; 2017)
First Appearance: Star Wars: The Clone Wars - “Bounty Hunters” (2010)
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As a teen I hated Ventress. Now, I adore her. She’s so underrated and shows such fantastic character growth. I love her transition from misguided apprentice of Dooku into her own woman. Her road is uneven and jumbled, but in the end, she does the right thing.
We stan Asajj Ventress in this house.
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I wanna highlight two fabulous twi’lek women who went against the stereotype of twi’lek females being sex objects and sex slaves.
One, by going against the notion and using that to define herself without pvert sex appeal. One, who actively used her sexuality to her advantage while maintaining her autonomy to do so.
Hera Syndulla and Aayla Secura. Both are valid, and fabulous.
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Some different nautolan designs. I don’t know which one to use.
Haven’t seen this queen in a while
There are several factors at play in the realm of personal sound systems designed for togruta. The most notable of these are:
- Size, shape and fit, which soundsocks navigate through a stretchy fabric and which headphones navigate by avoiding the part of the montrals with most variation between individuals.
- Sound quality, which can be patchy where soundsocks bunch up and stretch.
- Immersiveness,which is improved the more the montrals are covered.
- Echolocation,which can be interfered with when the entire montrals are covered, leading to disorientation and collisions. More immersive headsets, however, support echomapped VR.
Thanks to @cass-rw for asking about this topic!
