Old Ord Mantell City

In the waning days of the Republic, Ord Mantell housed a base of operations for the Black Sun crime syndicate. During the Clone Wars, it was the site of a battle between the Separatists and the Shadow Collective, of which Black Sun was a member. But after the Empire came to power, the inhabitants of the mountainous world fell on hard times, laying low and working jobs where no questions would be asked. It was still a wretched hive of scum and villainy when Rebel Alliance general and former smuggler Han Solo had a run-in with a bounty hunter on the planet some years later.

Standing at roughly 1.82 meters, Muchi is small for a rancor because she's in the adolescent stage of development. Still, after some help escaping from a Zygerrian cage, she's a formidable opponent for the slave traders -- and their loyal winged brezaks -- who tried to hold her captive. The only thing that can stop her from rampaging in the rubble of Old Ord Mantell City is a challenge from an equally strong opponent, leaving her exhausted and docile.

A seasoned smuggler, Cid keeps the Bad Batch employed on a variety of high-stakes missions to help keep her parlor on Ord Mantell afloat. Her numerous contacts once made her a valuable informant for the Jedi, but since the rise of the Empire Cid has turned her attention toward more profitable assignments while keeping her past concealed.

At the start of the Empire, merchants stock their shelves with trinkets and playthings in support of the troops. At a trading post on Pantora, a cloth clone trooper doll can mean many things to a child. For young Omega, it's a connection to her past, a promise of her future, and a comfort when she's scared.

The leader of an encampment of Zygerrian slave traders holed up on Ord Mantell, Raney and his soldiers take advantage of the end of the Republic by amassing human and Falleen slaves, among other captives. A scar bisecting his face and one milky, sightless eye suggest hardwon battles of his past, preparing him for a return to Kadavo to rebuild the Zygerrian empire.

They call themselves the Bad Batch. In the age of the Republic, the motley crew making up Clone Force 99 boasted an astounding 100 percent success rate and skills unseen in any other clone troopers. But with the end of the Clone Wars and the rise of the Empire, these soldiers have had to re-evaluate their place in the galaxy. Originally a four-member squad — Hunter, Wrecker, Tech, and Crosshair — the team has adapted over the years to welcome new clone members, including Echo and Omega. Those who remain continue to operate as a unit, using their unique talents to survive at a dangerous time.