[ Welcome ] [ What's New ] [ The Movies ] [ Beyond the Movies ] [ Gaming ] [ Community ] [ Kids ] [ Shop ] [ Hyperspace ] [ Starwars.com ]
[ Starwars.com ]
News: Accessories Included
News: Episode II DVD: From Script to Screen
News: Sansweet at Comic-Con 2002
News: On the Hunter's Trail
 
[ Databank ]

Episode I Episode II Episode III Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Expanded Universe
[ The Movies ] [ Expanded Universe ] [ Behind the Scenes ] [ Shop ]

Homeworld:
Kamino
Associations:
Kamino saberdart

 

The only tangible clue Obi-Wan Kenobi had regarding the identity of the villains behind Senator Padmé Amidala's assassination attempts was a small, fork-shaped dart used to deliver a deadly toxin. Kenobi took the evidence to the analysis laboratories in the Jedi Temple, where it was carefully examined by droids to no avail. According to the SP-4 and JN-66 droids, the dart's markings did not correspond with those of any known culture. The forensic droids concluded that the dart most likely was self-crafted by a lone warrior.

Dissatisfied with these findings, Obi-Wan ventured to the dilapidated Coco Town area of Coruscant, and conferred with his old friend Dexter Jettster. The grizzled local proprietor was an expert in a wide variety of subjects, and was easily able to identify the projectile. The cuts on the side of the dart led Dexter to recognize it as a Kamino saberdart, a rare artifact he had not seen since his prospecting days on Subterrel.

Armed with this information, Kenobi was able to locate the stormy world of Kamino, as well as the dart's owner, a bounty hunter named Jango Fett. The discoveries on Kamino were continuing links in a mysterious chain of events that would eventually doom the Galactic Republic.


[ Discuss This ] [ Email This ]

© Lucasfilm . All rights reserved. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Business inquiries