Todes Halvax was a human male computer technician who served the Galactic Empire. Stationed on Scarif, he was the systems administrator within the Citadel Tower and kept the facility running to Director Orson Krennic's specifications.

Triddle "Flip" Flipinigan was an individual who worked with Kaeline Ungasan during the Galactic Civil War.

During 1 ABY, Kaeline Ungasan wished to become a new force in Tatooine's criminal activities. Fortunately for him, he encountered a spacer willing to help him during his stay in Mos Espa. Seeing Jabba Desilijic Tiure as his greatest obstacle, Ungasan wished to forge an alliance with Lady Valarian, a powerful enemy of Jabba's empire. The spacer agreed, and was sent to deliver a datadisc to Triddle "Flip" Flipinigan, containing a proposal for Ungasan to ally with Valarian.



Triddle "Flip" Flipinigan was a Non-Player Character (NPC) in the MMORPG Star Wars Galaxies prior to its closure on December 15, 2011. Players who performed a series of quests for Ungasan in Mos Espa had to deliver a datadisc to Flipinigan outside the city.

Due to the nature of many older quests in Star Wars Galaxies, the gender, species, and appearance of Flipinigan changed each time a player performed this quest. Therefore, it is impossible to verify the canonical gender and species of Flipinigan.

Isela Talsava Norand was a member of the Fallanassi council on Lucazec. She betrayed the order to the Galactic Empire and was subsequently exiled. She was the mother of Akanah Norand Goss Pell.



A member of the secretive group known as the Fallanassi, Talsava was well respected and liked among the Fallanassi. Marrying a young man by the name of Joreb Goss, Talsava gave birth to one daughter, whom she named Akanah.

Talsava had a perfect life, but greed got the better of her. Tempted by worldly pleasures she drove her husband to treasure hunting, and when he failed to return, Talsava used other methods. It just so happened that the new Galactic Empire was offering a reward for any information on the whereabouts of the Fallanassi. Selling the information to the Imperials, Talsava was greatly rewarded and planned to live a life of leisure.

Feigning ignorance, Talsava was able to convince the Fallanassi leader, Wialu, to refuse to surrender to the advancing Imperials. However, Talsava's secret did not stay hidden for long. Learning of the treachery, Wialu had Talsava exiled from the Fallanassi, but offered to provide training for her young daughter. Talsava boldly refused and fled to Carratos.

While on Carratos, Talsava had a hard time holding on to her money. The planet was plagued with thugs and swindlers, and it wasn't long until Talsava began to doubt her ability to provide for her young daughter. Contacting the Fallanassi one last time, Talsava pleaded for their help in teaching her young daughter the ways of the Fallanassi. Wialu reluctantly agreed and sent a Fallanassi woman, Nashira, to aide Talsava in training Akanah.

Sometime later, Nashira was forced to leave the mother and child and make her way back to the Fallanassi. It was not long before Talsava's doubts about raising and providing for Akanah resurfaced. In an emotional breakdown and just three years after arriving on Carratos, Talsava gathered all of their savings and purchased passage offworld, abandoning her fifteen year old daughter on the ruthless planet.

The whereabouts of Talsava are unknown. Years later Akanah discovered her mother's deep flaws, and it is unknown whether she ever contacted or reunited with her mother.

Hira was a Jedi Master during the Second Imperial Civil War who wielded a yellow-bladed lightsaber.



Following the loss of the New Jedi Temple on Coruscant and the Massacre at Ossus, Hira went into hiding and was later present during the peace talks on Agamar between the New Jedi Order and Emperor Roan Fel seven years later in 137 ABY, alongside K'Kruhk, Rasi Tuum, and Shado Vao. Hira was unsure as to why they were attempting to form an alliance with the man who nearly wiped out the Jedi Order, but K'Kruhk pointed out that Marasiah Fel had revealed that the attack was actually against the Emperor's orders.

During the following Sith Imperial ambush codenamed Operation: Thunderstroke, Master Hira fought alongside the other Jedi and the Imperial Knights to defend Roan Fel from warriors of the One Sith. Hira was killed by an unidentified Nautolan Sith Lord, who electrocuted the Jedi with Force lightning.



Hira was a skilled enough Jedi to ascend to the position of Jedi Master and survive the near extermination of the Jedi Order for seven years before finally being killed in battle against a Sith Lord.

Hira appeared in issues forty-five and forty-six of the comic book series Star Wars: Legacy, in the final parts of the Monster arc.