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History

B2EMO hauls salvage with Clem and Maarva Andor.

Originally manufactured by Cybot Galactica, over the years B2EMO went from hauling salvage with Clem and Maarva Andor to becoming a quirky member of their family. Their adopted son Cassian Andor viewed the malfunctioning droid with a mixture of frustration and affection. Despite his age and struggles with power management, Bee did his best to follow whatever directions Cassian gave him. For example, when Cassian returned to Ferrix after killing two men in self-defense, he instructed Bee to cover for him. Bee was capable of lying, but it placed a significant drain on his already taxed power reserves. The eccentric droid also relayed communications to Cassian.

B2EMO and Maarva

Docked for hours in a charging station to manage his depleted batteries, Bee spent most of his time at Maarva’s side. He often interrupted her conversations to add his own opinions. He was fond of and overprotective of both Cassian and Maarva. When Maarva passed away from illness, Bee didn’t want to be alone. The kind Jezzi kept him busy until it was time to complete an important mission. At Maarva’s funeral, B2EMO projected a pre-recorded hologram, which delivered a stirring message for the people of Ferrix. As Maarva's words incensed the crowd to fight the Empire, an enraged Imperial officer shoved the droid to the ground to stop the broadcast. Cassian's friend Pegla pulled Bee to safety when the violence escalated.

Cassian gets ready to leave Ferrix.

Soon after, Cassian reunited with Bee on board a dilapidated ship at Zorby's Western Shiplot. Cassian bid the droid a brief goodbye, and alongside Bix Caleen, Brasso, and young Wilmon Paak, Bee fled from the Empire.

B2EMO

On Mina-Rau, B2EMO enjoyed becoming a part of a local farming community, but continued to worry about Cassian while he was away on missions. After his friends fled the planet, B2EMO stayed with local farmer Talia until he was later reunited with Bix Caleen.

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