For one thing, R5 has a cooler look, with his red-and-white color scheme and squared off head making him stand apart from a lot of other astromechs (particularly the most famous astromech). R5-D4 is one of the many astromech droids to appear in the franchise and on this list, but he’s still worth singling out for props and praise. But his correct name is short for “For Love Of Money,” and everyone can agree that’s a baller name for a bounty hunting droid. His profile also might be higher if a mistake hadn’t erroneously labeled him by the name “Zuckuss” for years. It has to be noted that 4-LOM would rank higher on this list if he, you know, did anything in the film. While his overall design is a little lacking (he’s not the only all-black protocol droid on this list), his incredibly creepy insect head makes him really stand out. As one of the bounty hunters assembled on the bridge of the Star Destroyer Executor in “Empire Strikes Back,” 4-LOM is part of one of the most iconic scenes in the entire franchise. There are plenty of droids that missed the cut in this list, which has to be pointed out because even though 4-LOM’s at the bottom, he’s still pretty cool.
15 4-LOMįirst Appearance: “Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back” (1980) Considering just how many droids have been used in the current “Star Wars” canon, we thought it was time to come up with a definitive ranking of the best droids in “Star Wars.” Start calculating the odds that your favorite will come out on top.
Sure, there are plenty of droids used as eye-catching props in the “Star Wars” trilogies, but the best droids are characters in their own right, as nuanced and captivating as Leia, Han, Vader and the rest. RELATED: 15 Revelatory Scenes in New Rogue One Trailerīut these mechanical companions aren’t just sidekicks, and just because they aren’t human doesn’t mean they don’t have personalities. Much like how earthlings have their smart phones, the galaxy far, far away is populated with an overwhelmingly amount of droids, all designed to do a number of tasks, ranging from destruction and murder to translation and navigation - and pretty much everything else in between. You can’t have a great “Star Wars” adventure without a good droid getting involved. You Are Reading : 15 Best Star Wars Droids Ever
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We are, however, getting a Lando series on Disney+, one which will presumably see Donald Glover reprise his role as a young Lando Calrissian.Find out which Star Wars droid will be named the greatest in the entire galaxy.
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As much as that movie set the stage for a sequel, Lucasfilm seems to have little interest in greenlighting Solo 2.
Whatever happens, it's certainly interesting to see the comics picking up the loose ends from Solo. Will she butt heads with Princess Leia? Is it possible Han himself will temporarily defrost and have a reunion with Qi'ra? Heck, if Hayden Christensen's Darth Vader can appear in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, why not? What has she been up to in the roughly 13 years since the events of Solo. Qi'ra's return certainly raises some big questions. Qi'ra is now the leader of Crimson Dawn, and stealing her ex-boyfriend's body is part of her plan for rebuilding her organization's power. While Maul himself died fighting Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars Rebels: Season 3, it seems his criminal empire outlives him. When last we saw Qi'ra in 2018's Solo: A Star Wars Story, she was headed to Dathomir to meet with Maul, ex-Sith Lord-turned-leader of the Crimson Dawn criminal syndicate.
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