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Aldar Beedo

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Legends. This article is part of Legends: the expanded-universe stories that Lucasfilm set apart from canon in 2014.

Aldar Beedo, sometimes known as the "Hit Man," was a Glymphid male who worked as an assassin, bounty hunter, and Podracer pilot during the final decades of the Galactic Republic. Sadistic and cruel in nature, Beedo offered his services to whoever could offer the biggest cash reward, accepting jobs that ranged from killing high-profile targets to acting as a bodyguard. When competing in Podraces, he flew a blue MARK IV Flat-Twin Turbojet, which was renowned more for its size than its racing capabilities. Beedo hired himself out to other Podracers who needed jobs done on the track, and the massive Turbojet was generally the right craft for the job. Sometime before 32 BBY, Aldar Beedo's skill as an assassin was called upon by a smuggler who needed a rival crime lord disposed of. The target was the Fluggrian Borzu Nale, and Beedo accepted the job. However, the contract brought upon several aspects of attention to Beedo, most notably the ire of Nale's son, Kam Nale.

Beedo later raced in 32 BBY's Boonta Eve Classic race on the Outer Rim world of Tatooine. Unbeknownst to Beedo, Kam Nale had followed him to Tatooine, where Nale hoped to kill the Glymphid. Meanwhile, Beedo had also signed onto a partnership with the Devlikk Wan Sandage, and together they planned to kill Sandage's nemesis, the Dug Boonta champion Sebulba. The hit failed, as Beedo never caught up to Sebulba. In addition, Sandage crashed into a sandcrawler, which would have wasted the Glymphid's effort if he had destroyed Sebulba. Not backing down from the contract, Beedo and Sandage tried again during the following race located on the planet of Malastare, the Vinta Harvest Classic. Beedo tried to kill Sebulba twice: first during a preliminary race, and again during the main event. Complications arose both times, disallowing the completion of the assignment.

Eventually, Sandage passed away due to his health, and Beedo opted to drop the contract. Instead, he went to work for his former target as a bodyguard for the 24 BBY racing season. Beedo and Sebulba became a formidable team, with Beedo competing in all three major circuits, racking up a heavy list of opponent takedowns. The Glymphid also found popularity on the planet of Gamorr, where his violent racing style earned him the crowd's favor. However, the partnership was not to last, as Nale, under the guise of hardcore Podracer "Elan Mak," was hot on Beedo's trail. Nale eventually reclaimed his father's criminal empire and used his family funds to hire mercenaries to track the elusive Glymphid down. Beedo was finally captured by one of the mercenaries on the marshy jungle world of Baroonda while participating in a Podrace, and was brought back to Nale to face a long-awaited retribution.

Text and facts from the “Aldar Beedo/Legends” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Homeworld
Ploo II
Species
Glymphid
Gender
Male
Pronouns
He/him
Height
1.3 meters
Mass
32 kilograms
Eyes
Orange
Skin
Yellow, blue, gray, beige
Families
new
Parents
new
Partners
new
Siblings
new
Children
new

Appearances

16 works, in story order
  1. Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace
  2. Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace novelization (first appearance)
  3. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Cine-Manga
  4. Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace video game (mentioned only)
  5. Podracing Tales
  6. Star Wars Racer Arcade
  7. Star Wars: Episode I Racer
  8. Episode I: The Phantom Menace ½
  9. Star Wars (1998) 14
  10. Star Wars (1998) 15
  11. Star Wars (1998) 16
  12. Jedi Quest: The Dangerous Games
  13. Star Wars: Racer Revenge
  14. Podracing Faces Uncertain Future (mentioned only)
  15. Kinect Star Wars
  16. Tatooine Ghost (mentioned only)

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