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| Mythrol | |
| Continuity: | Star Wars |
| Category: | Alien |
| Status: | Existing |
| Body type: | Near-human |
| Limbs: | 4 |
| Eyes: | 2 |
| Special adaptations: | Blue skin; Scaled fins; barbed face |
| Representatives: | Fledgling Mythrol |
| 1st appearance: | "Chapter 1: The Mandalorian" |
Mythrol is a fictional alien race featured in the Star Wars multimedia franchise. They first appeared in the season premiere of the The Mandalorian television series on the Disney+ streaming service titled "The Mandalorian".
Description[]
Mythrol were a sentient bipedal non-human race that possessed aquatic features including blue skin and facial fins. Younger members of this race were referred to as fledglings. A common characteristic among fledglings was the practice of molting. They were able to store bodily waste within their thorax for an extended period of time, but would eventually require evacuation.
History[]
Nine years after the Battle of Yavin, a Fledgling Mythrol was seen in a cantina on the frozen world of Maldo Kreis. There had been a bounty on the man's head, which was collected by the Mandalorian known as Din Djarin. The Mandalorian took the Mythrol into custody and brought him aboard his ship, the Razor Crest, for transport back to Greef Karga on the planet Nevarro. The Mythrol attempted to find some way to escape by claiming that he needed to evacuate his thorax, but the Mandalorian avoided any attempts by freezing him in a block of carbonite, along with three other captured bounties. [1]
Greef Karga had the Mythrol thawed out, but placed him into forced service to him to pay off his rather exorbitant debt, which would take approximately 350 years to work off. Karga had the Mythrol assist on a mission to cripple a remaining Imperial base, wherein he promised to knock off some of his debt. The Mythrol found himself allying with the very Mandalorian who had captured him, as well as Nevarro's newest Marshal, Cara Dune. [2]
Representatives[]
- Fledgling Mythrol - Bounty target of Din Djarin, and later an indentured servant of Greef Karga.
Notes & Trivia[]
- The Mythrol were created by director Jon Favreau and writer Dave Filoni.
- Following molting season, a Mythrol's face would become barbed.
Related pages[]
See also[]
Media
The World of Star Wars
Star Wars miscellaneous
Appearances[]
- Mandalorian: Chapter 1: The Mandalorian
- Mandalorian: Chapter 12: The Siege
- Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker