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4-A7

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4-A7 was a masculine-programmed RA-7 protocol droid and prototype spy droid that served the Confederacy of Independent Systems under Dark Acolyte Asajj Ventress during the Clone Wars. During the Battle of Teth in 22 BBY, 4-A7 was stationed at a B'omarr Order Monastery where the Confederacy had placed Rotta, the kidnapped son of the crime lord Jabba Desilijic Tiure. After the Galactic Republic's Torrent Company defeated the monastery's battle droid defense, Ventress dispatched 4-A7 to greet their enemies. Masquerading as an old caretaker droid, he claimed they had freed him and informed the company's Jedi General, Anakin Skywalker, that Rotta was being kept on the detention level.

After Skywalker and his Jedi Padawan, Commander Ahsoka Tano, rescued the infant from his prison, 4-A7 recorded them placing the screaming Rotta into a backpack. The footage was sent to Separatist leader Count Dooku on Tatooine, who used it to make Jabba believe the Republic was responsible for the kidnapping. 4-A7's Separatist loyalties were later uncovered when Tano found him boarding a freighter with several B1 battle droids. Dropping the caretaker act, he ordered the droids to kill Tano to prevent Rotta's rescue, but she quickly managed to destroy the three combat units. Tano turned her weapon against 4-A7, and while the protocol droid demanded not to be killed, she swiftly decapitated him.

Text and facts from the “4-A7” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Born
22 BBY
Died
22 BBY, Teth
Manufacturer
Arakyd Industries
Model
RA-7 protocol droid
Class
Protocol droid
Spy droid
Height
1.7 meters
Gender
Masculine programming
Pronouns
He/him
Plating
Gray
Equipment
Broadband photoreceptors
Built-in holocamera
Affiliations
Confederacy of Independent Systems
4-A7's battle droid platoon

Appearances

1 work, in story order
  1. Star Wars: The Clone Wars film (first appearance)

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