King C-3PO(Jackar Bowmani)

C-3PO, sometimes spelled See-Threepio and often referred to as Threepio, was a bipedal, humanoid protocol droid designed to interact with organics, programmed primarily for etiquette and protocol. He was fluent in over six m

Date of Birth: 112 BBY, Affa[2],(Jackar Bowmani:19 BBY,[1] Coruscant[2])
Species: Abyssin[2]
Alignment: chart complete,D&D,video, for length.Become a Patron and ...True Neutral,Chart Super Herói, Rpg, Desenhos, Roteiro,Neutral Evil (N/E), Lawful Evil (L/E), Chaotic Evil (C/E)
Gender: Masculine programming[8], Jackar Bowmani:Male[2]
Skin Tone/Pigmentation: Jackar Bowmani:Green[2]
Height: 1.67 meters[1][6],(Jackar Bowmani:6.6 ft[2])
Weight: 75 kilograms[7],(Jackar Bowmani:180 lb[2])

Appearance

Identifying Characteristics

A chain code was a type of identification marker that contained biographical information on an individual. Attuned to a subject's specific biometrics, these markers catalogued certain features of a person and their history and were used by the law enforcement of the New Republic to identify fugitives. Chain codes were also commonly used by bounty hunters, who used the markers in conjunction with devices known as tracking fobs to locate their targets.

Chain codes were in usage as a form of identification during the Imperial Era. During the early days of the Galactic Empire[2] in 19 BBY,[7] citizens of the newly formed regime were required to register for a chain code in order to book passage off world or to convert their Republic credits into Imperial credits. Due to the new rule, clone deserter Cut Lawquane and his family had to receive help from Clone Force 99 to forge chain codes for them so they could book passage off of Saleucami.[2]
Around 14 BBY,[8] the chain code of bounty hunter Boba Fett was encoded into a set of Mandalorian armor formerly worn by Boba's father, Jango Fett. This code was written in the Mando'a script and contained information on not only the Fetts but Jango's mentor as well.[6]

AP-1982 on Nevarro demanded to see Greef Karga's chain code.
Around 9 ABY,[9] the Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin was hired by an Imperial remnant to acquire the Force-sensitive infant Grogu. The chain code provided to Djarin was fractured, only pertaining to the child's age, though the hunter was able to locate the infant on the planet Arvala-7 after also being given Grogu's last known positioning.[3] Later, Djarin's ally, Magistrate Greef Karga, was prevented from entering a city on the planet Nevarro without first presenting his chain code to a persistent scout trooper. Karga turned over a small card, which the scout trooper scanned with a rod-like device.[4]
Carasynthia Dune, a former shock trooper of the Alliance to Restore the Republic, committed several crimes following the Galactic Civil War that carried life sentences should she be apprehended by the New Republic. Knowing the consequences of having her chain code run through official channels, she resolved to lay low on Outer Rim worlds like Sorgan to avoid prosecution.[4] After liberating Nevarro of Imperials with Djarin and Karga, the magistrate offered Dune a position as his enforcer, promising to take care of whatever "clerical concerns" she had regarding her chain code.[10] After taking up Karga's offer, Dune later went on to become a deputized marshal of the New Republic.[6]
Many years after his chain code was first encoded into his armor, the mercenary Boba Fett sought to reclaim his father's equipment, which was by that point in the hands of Din Djarin. Djarin was strongly opposed to returning the armor to Fett, as the Mandalorian Creed dictated that it rightfully belonged to the Mandalorian people. In order to convince the hunter that his claim to the armor was justified, Fett showed his chain code to Djarin on the planet Tython, proving to the man that Fett was of Mandalorian heritage.[6]

Mentality

Personal history

It was homeworld to the native Jawa and Tusken Raider species—and presumably with vast oceans of surface water, lush rainforest[4] and flowered fields.[25] According to the Legend of Lehon, Tatooine had also been inhabited by a group called the Kumumgah during this time, but there was little evidence to support the story.[45] Sometime in Tatooine's history, the whole planet became a desert by unknown means[5] when the oceans dried away.[46] Much later, it would be colonized by early settlers and explorers, who mistook the planet for a third sun owing to its highly reflective silicate surface.[5]

Jawa traders sold scrap to offworlders who settled on Tatooine as moisture farmers
As a result of sporadic and unsuccessful colonization ventures, the planet became a haven for smugglers and criminal activity, while scattered, isolated settlements of hard-working inhabitants attempted to earn a living in the wastes.[5]
A long-ago mining boom saw the widespread use of sandcrawlers on the desert plains in an effort to mine valuable minerals. However, after it was discovered that most valuable minerals could be found on the surface,[5] along with most minerals having unwanted metallurgic properties,[4] the sandcrawlers were abandoned and eventually picked up by the native Jawas for use as shelter and mobile bases, from which they collected scrap from thousands of years of crashed spacecraft and failed mining projects.[5]
Offworlders erected various cities in the desert, and colonists who decided to stay on the planet built moisture farms. The B'omarr Order on Tatooine kept their disembodied brains floating in jars that hung below their spider-like droid bodies, and built a monastery on the planet which would eventually come under the ownership of Jabba Desilijic Tiure as his palace.[5]
Most wealth eventually found its way into the city of Mos Espa, with most of it procured from gambling and off-world trade, especially through the lucrative black market. The influx of commercial ventures fueled Mos Espa's growth, eventually securing its regional importance as a hub of economic and financial activity. With high tariffs imposed by the Hutts, some believed themselves able to escape paying them by doing business in the planet's de facto capital, however often found themselves scammed and broke if not through gambling, through simple bad luck.[4]

Education

Points of interest
Anchorhead Pass[11]
Beggar's Canyon[9]
Ben's Mesa[12]
Boba Fett's Palace[13]
Contented Krayt[14]
Dune Sea[13]
Ebe Crater Valley[12]
Great Chott salt flat[12]
Great Mesra Plateau[4]
Great Pit of Carkoon[13]
Hubba Heights[12]
Hutt Flats[12]
Jawa Heights[12]
Jundland Chasm[11]
Jundland Wastes[4]
Mochot Steep[15]
Mos Pelgo territories[16]
Mospic High Range[12]
Mushroom Mesa[12]
Northern Dune Sea[4]
Plibene Rock[12]
Sluuce Canyon[12]
Western Dune Sea[5]
Waldo Flats[12]
Xelric Draw[4]

Employment

Region
Outer Rim Territories[1]
The Slice[2]
Spice Triangle[3]
Sector
Arkanis sector[4]
System
Tatoo system[4]

Accomplishments & Achievements

Major imports
Consumables[8]
Technology[8]
Water[8]
Major exports
Dilarium oil[40]
Silicax oxalate[40]
Slaves[40]

Intellectual Characteristics

Native species
Jawa[5]
Tusken Raider[5]
Immigrated species
Advozse[9]
Aqualish[9]
Arcona[5]
Bith[9]
Caskadag[34]
Defel[5]
Dug[20]
Duros[5]
Er'Kit[20]
Gamorrean[35]
Hassk[36]
Human[9]
Hutt[9]
Ishi Tib[20]
Klatooinian[20]
Lutrillian[9]
Morseerian[5]
Nikto[20]
Pacithhip[20]
Quarren[20]
Rodian[9]
Siniteen[5]
Stennes Shifter[5]
Talz[9]
Toydarian[20]
Twi'lek[9]
Weequay[9]

Known Languages

Languages known

Blueprints of C-3PO (right), and of his counterpart, R2-D2 (left).
C-3PO frequently suggested that he was fluent in over 6 million forms of communication.[15] Some of those he has demonstrated are:
Galactic Basic Standard[3][4][9][15][17][44]
Ancient Askajian[125]
B'rknaa language (Learned with the native speakers)[165]
Bimmini[126]
Bith[143]
Bocce[15]
Binary[3][4][9][15][17][44]
Ewokese[9] (Via Yuzzum)[166]
Gacerian[143]
Gamorrese[143]
Horansi[143]
Huttese[9]
Ithorese[167]
Janguine[168]
Jawa Trade language[15]
Myneyrsh[128]
Old Tarmidian[153]
Psadan[128]
Shyriiwook[15]
Ssi-ruuvi (Learned by himself)[103]
Talzzi[30]
Ubese[9]
Tusken[169]
Yeb language[143]
Yuuzhan Vong[168]
Yuzzum[166]

Primary language(s)
Bocce[5]
Galactic Basic Standard[5]
Huttese[5]
Jawaese[5]
Tusken[5]

Personality

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