Pop Culture and Fictional Characters

During the Battle of Endor, Lando Calrissian pilots the Millennium Falcon. His co-pilot for this mission is the Sullustan pilot Nien Nunb.

Darth Bane established the Rule of Two after the destruction of the Sith. This rule dictates that there can only be one master and one apprentice at any given time.

Yoda's species is one of the greatest mysteries in the Star Wars universe. George Lucas intentionally kept the name and origin of his species secret.

Fives, a clone trooper, discovers the inhibitor chips that are meant to force clones to execute Order 66. He tries to warn the Jedi, but he is discredited and ultimately killed.

Echo is a well-known clone trooper from the 501st Legion. His specific identification number is CT-1409.

Fox was the Commander of the Coruscant Guard and was not an ARC trooper. Fives, Echo, and Colt were all officially trained and designated as ARC troopers.

Shmi Skywalker was kidnapped and tortured by a tribe of Tusken Raiders on Tatooine, which ultimately led to her death in Anakin's arms.

After Barriss Offee bombed the Jedi Temple and framed Ahsoka, Anakin tracked her down and defeated her in a lightsaber duel before she could escape.

Rex, Wolffe, and Gregor are the three clones who removed their inhibitor chips and appeared in the Star Wars Rebels series.

When Jar Jar Binks returns to Otoh Gunga with the Jedi, the guard exclaims that he is in big trouble for bringing outsiders into the city.

Mynocks are the parasitic creatures that attach themselves to the exterior of the Millennium Falcon while it is hiding in the asteroid field.

Commander Gree was the clone commander of the 41st Elite Corps, which served under Jedi Master Yoda.

After being blinded by Maul, Kanan Jarrus wears a mask that resembles those worn by the Jedi Temple Guards.

N'Kata Del Gormo is a Hysalrian Jedi Master who, according to Star Wars Legends lore, discovered and trained Yoda and Yaddle. While Yoda trained many Jedi, this specific figure is credited with his early training.

In The Force Awakens, the group aboard the Millennium Falcon traveling to find Luke Skywalker consists of Chewbacca, Rey, and R2-D2. While C-3PO is at the Resistance base, he does not travel on the Falcon during this specific mission - the phrasing travel in the Falcon refers to who is actually aboard the ship.