Character
Dooku
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Dooku was a Force-sensitive human male Serennian who served as a Jedi Master during the waning years of the Galactic Republic and later Count of House Serenno. He became dissatisfied with the Jedi Order and fell to the dark side of the Force, becoming the Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Tyranus. After leaving the Jedi Order, he served as Count of Serenno and Head of State of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars. He was a backup for Darth Sidious, the Dark Lord of the Sith, whose plan to conquer the galaxy relied on Dooku leading a pan-galactic secessionist movement against the Republic. As such, Dooku immersed himself in the dark side of the Force and worked tirelessly to advance his and his master's Grand Plan while being unaware that he was merely a pawn of his master.
Born in 102 BBY during the High Republic Era, Dooku was taken by the Jedi Order after being abandoned by his family and learned the Jedi arts as the Padawan of Yoda, the legendary Grand Master of the Jedi Order; he went on to take Rael Averross and the maverick Qui-Gon Jinn as his two Padawan learners at different points, before eventually ascending to the Jedi Council. He went on to become a respected and legendary Jedi Master in his own right. A political idealist, the corruption in the Galactic Senate—as well as the traditions of the Jedi—disillusioned him. In 42 BBY Dooku left the Order and returned to his homeworld, where he reclaimed his title of Count and heritage as a nobleman after overthrowing his corrupt brother, Ramil. His former peers believed his decision was misguided but still held him in high esteem. However the Count of Serenno began to secretly conspire with Darth Sidious. After the death of Qui-Gon Jinn at the Battle of Naboo in 32 BBY, and following the duel in the Works which saw the death of Jedi Master Yaddle, Dooku embraced the dark side and adopted the name of Darth Tyranus upon fully becoming the apprentice of Darth Sidious. Throughout the first decade of Sheev Palpatine's chancellery, Dooku used his resources and charisma to recruit entire star systems to the Separatist cause. At the same time, he oversaw the development of two vast armies that would be pitted against each other in the conflict to come: the Separatist Droid Army, which consisted of battle droids manufactured on worlds such as Geonosis; and the Grand Army of the Republic, composed of clone troopers bred on Kamino and modeled on the bounty hunter Jango Fett.
After years of maneuvering the galaxy into a state of war, the Clone Wars began when the newly formed Republic Military invaded Geonosis in 22 BBY. As leader of the Separatists, Dooku delegated military authority to a cadre of subordinates personally trained by himself, including General Grievous and Asajj Ventress. While Grievous was trained only in the art of lightsaber combat, Ventress was strong with the Force, affording her the opportunity to learn the ways of the dark side from Dooku. The Sith, however, remained faithful to Darth Bane's Rule of Two; and as such, Dooku was compelled to betray his disciple after Sidious became suspicious of his own apprentice's intentions. Though he sought to replace Ventress with Savage Opress and later Quinlan Vos, Dooku ultimately remained beholden to his master's will, which would eventually be his undoing.
By the third year of the war, Dooku and Grievous succeeded in abducting Chancellor Palpatine (per Sidious' plan) from the Republic capital of Coruscant in 19 BBY. During the ensuing Battle of Coruscant, he was confronted and defeated by the Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker, who summarily executed the Count via beheading at the Chancellor's behest. In the days following Dooku's death, Palpatine revealed to the Jedi that he was, in fact, Darth Sidious, who betrayed his apprentice in order to replace him with the younger and more promising Skywalker. With the subsequent fall of the Jedi Order, Sidious consolidated his power upon declaring himself Emperor of the Galactic Empire, which Tyranus had an instrumental role in establishing. As for Skywalker, he succeeded the late Darth Tyranus as Sidious' third and last apprentice, resulting in his transformation into Darth Vader and proving his slain victim's words of sensing fear, hate, and anger.
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Facts
- Homeworld
- Serenno
- Born
- 102 BBY, Serenno
- Died
- 19 BBY, Invisible Hand, Coruscant system
- Species
- Human (Serennian)
- Gender
- Male
- Pronouns
- He/him
- Height
- 1.96 meters
- Mass
- 86 kilograms
- Hair
- Black, later white
- Eyes
- Brown
- Yellow and red (vision; dark side)
- Skin
- Light
- Families
- House Serenno
- Parents
- Anya
- Gora
- Siblings
- Ramil
- Jenza
- Affiliations
- Jedi Order
- Hawk-Bat Clan
- Thranta Clan
- Jedi High Council
- Galactic Republic
- Numidian Prime strike team
- Lost Twenty
- Sith
- Independent Movement for Self-Determination
- Confederacy of Independent Systems
- Separatist high command
- Masters
- Yoda (Jedi Master)
- Darth Sidious (Sith Master)
- Apprentices
- Rael Averross (Jedi)
- Qui-Gon Jinn (Jedi)
- Unidentified Padawan (Jedi)
- Grievous (lightsaber apprentice)
- Asajj Ventress (Sith apprentice and acolyte)
- Savage Opress (Sith apprentice)
- Quinlan Vos (Sith apprentice)
Appearances
210 works, in story order
- Star Wars: Force Arena
- Star Wars: Galactic Defense
- The High Republic – The Finale 1
- Justice
- Choices
- Padawan
- Hyperspace Stories: Qui-Gon (in a flashback)
- Master & Apprentice (as a hologram)
- Resolve (mentioned only)
- Jedi Knights 1 (in a vision)
- The Moon of Death (in a flashback)
- Jedi Knights 5
- Jedi Knights 9 (in a flashback)
- Jedi Knights 10 (in a flashback)
- The Living Force (indirect mention)
- Jango Fett 3 (indirect mention)
- Jango Fett 4 (as a hologram)
- Star Wars: The Prequel Trilogy – A Graphic Novel
- Star Wars Journeys: Beginnings
- Star Wars Battlefront II
- Jedi vs. Sith - The Skywalker Saga
- The Sith Lord
- Age of Republic - Obi-Wan Kenobi 1
- Padawan's Pride (indirect mention)
- Age of Republic - Count Dooku 1
- Age of Republic - Jango Fett 1 (in a flashback)
- Dooku: Jedi Lost
- Dooku: Jedi Lost script
- Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones (first appearance)
- Attack of the Clones Little Golden Book
- Attack of the Clones Read-Along Storybook and CD
- Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade (mentioned only)
- Adventure in the Arena
- Yoda and the Count
- Yoda vs Count Dooku – Size Matters Not
- Queen's Hope (as a hologram)
- Brotherhood (as a hologram)
- The Eye of the Beholder (indirect mention)
- Hyperspace Stories 11
- Hyperspace Stories 5
- Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 1 (as a hologram)
- Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 2
- Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 3 (as a hologram)
- Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 5 (mentioned only)
- Galactic Tales: Saber Truth (in a flashback)
- The Hidden Enemy (indirect mention)
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars film
- Supply Lines
- Ambush (as a hologram)
- Sharing the Same Face (as a hologram)
- Rising Malevolence
- Shadow of Malevolence (as a hologram)
- Destroy Malevolence
- Bombad Jedi (in a flashback)
- Cloak of Darkness
- Lair of Grievous (as a hologram)
- Dooku Captured
- The Gungan General
- Dooku Captured
- Choose Your Destiny: A Clone Trooper Mission (mentioned only)
- Separation Anxiety Part One
- Separation Anxiety, Part Two
- Defenders of Peace (as a hologram)
- Blue Shadow Virus (mentioned only)
- Storm Over Ryloth (mentioned only)
- Liberty on Ryloth (as a hologram)
- Children of the Force (mentioned only)
- The Zillo Beast (mentioned only)
- Senate Spy (in a flashback)
- A Jedi's Duty (mentioned only)
- Landing at Point Rain (mentioned only)
- Weapons Factory
- Legacy of Terror (pictured only)
- Worthless (mentioned only)
- Grievous Intrigue (mentioned only)
- Lightsaber Lost (mentioned only)
- The Mandalore Plot (as a hologram)
- Voyage of Temptation (mentioned only)
- Duchess of Mandalore
- Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel (mentioned only)
- R2 Come Home (mentioned only)
- ARC Troopers (mentioned only)
- Sphere of Influence (as a hologram)
- Evil Plans (in a flashback)
- Hostage Crisis (in a flashback)
- Intermission, Part 1 (as a hologram)
- Intermission, Part 2 (as a hologram)
- Tales of Villainy: Give & Take
- Heroes on Both Sides (as a hologram)
- Pursuit of Peace (as a hologram)
- Pursuit of Peace (as a hologram)
- Nightsisters
- Monster
- Witches of the Mist
- Counterattack (as a hologram)
- Citadel Rescue (as a hologram)
- Water War (as a hologram)
- Gungan Attack (as a hologram)
- Prisoners (as a hologram)
- Ghosts of the Machine
- Tales of Villainy: Trade Relations (as a hologram)
- Shadow Warrior
- Carnage of Krell (mentioned only)
- The Shadow of Umbara (mentioned only)
- Roger Roger (mentioned only)
- Hide and Seek (mentioned only)
- Kidnapped
- Slaves of the Republic (mentioned only)
- Escape from Kadavo
- A Friend in Need (as a hologram)
- Deception (mentioned only)
- Friends and Enemies (as a hologram)
- The Box
- Crisis on Naboo
- Bane's Story (mentioned only)
- Massacre
- Bounty (in a flashback)
- The Lost Nightsister (mentioned only)
- Brothers
- Revenge (mentioned only)
- Dark Vengeance (indirect mention)
- Front Runners (as a hologram)
- The Soft War (mentioned only)
- Tipping Points (as a hologram)
- Bound for Rescue (mentioned only)
- A Necessary Bond (as a hologram)
- Revival (mentioned only)
- Eminence (mentioned only)
- The Lawless (indirect mention)
- Sabotage (mentioned only)
- Sisters
- To Catch a Jedi (mentioned only)
- The Wrong Jedi (indirect mention)
- Kanan 9 (mentioned only)
- The Unknown
- Conspiracy (as a hologram)
- Fugitive (as a hologram)
- Orders
- The Rise of Clovis
- Crisis at the Heart
- The Lost One
- Kindred Spirits (mentioned only)
- Voices (in a flashback)
- Destiny (in a vision)
- Sacrifice
- A Death on Utapau (mentioned only)
- In Search of the Crystal (as a hologram)
- Crystal Crisis (as a hologram)
- The Big Bang (as a hologram)
- Hyperspace Stories 9 (mentioned only)
- Dark Disciple
- Darth Maul — Son of Dathomir 1
- Darth Maul — Son of Dathomir 2
- Darth Maul — Son of Dathomir 3
- Darth Maul — Son of Dathomir 4
- Unfinished Business (mentioned only)
- Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith
- Revenge of the Sith Little Golden Book
- Revenge of the Sith Read-Along Storybook and CD
- The Last Adventure
- The Phantom Apprentice (mentioned only)
- The Duel for Peace (mentioned only)
- Master of Evil
- Reign of the Empire: The Mask of Fear (as a hologram)
- Spoils of War (mentioned only)
- Ruins of War (mentioned only)
- The Solitary Clone (mentioned only)
- Sanctuary: A Bad Batch Novel (mentioned only)
- A Way Forward (mentioned only)
- One Warrior to Another (mentioned only)
- Darth Vader (2017) 14 (mentioned only)
- Lords of the Sith (mentioned only)
- Tarkin (in a flashback)
- Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (mentioned only)
- A New Dawn (mentioned only)
- The Ghosts of Maul (indirect mention)
- Star Wars (2015) 15 (mentioned only)
- Leia, Princess of Alderaan (mentioned only)
- Thrawn: Alliances (mentioned only)
- Star Wars Adventures: Tales from Vader's Castle 2 (in a flashback)
- Star Wars Adventures: Tales from Vader's Castle 5 (in a flashback)
- Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 3 (mentioned only, in a flashback)
- Obi-Wan 3 (mentioned only, in a flashback)
- The Odyssey of Star Wars: An Epic Poem (mentioned only)
- Darth Vader (2015) 20 (mentioned only)
- Yoda 2
- Yoda 4 (in a flashback)
- Yoda 5 (in a flashback)
- Yoda 6 (in a flashback)
- Yoda 7 (mentioned only, in a flashback)
- Yoda 10 (in a vision)
- Yoda – The Jedi Master (in a flashback)
- Disturbance (mentioned only)
- Vergence (in a vision)
- Crimson Reign 5 (mentioned only)
- Bounty Hunters 27
- Darth Vader (2020) 46
- Tales from the Rancor Pit (mentioned only)
- Masters (indirect mention)
- Brotherhood (mentioned only)
- Galactic Tales: Another Face in the Crowd (mentioned only)
- Chapter 22: Guns for Hire (mentioned only)
- Part Seven: Dreams and Madness (mentioned only)
- Ahsoka 7 (mentioned only)
- The Crimson Corsair and the Lost Treasure of Count Dooku (mentioned only)
- Force Collector (indirect mention)
- Pirate's Price (mentioned only)
- Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities
- Halcyon Legacy 3 (mentioned only, in a flashback)
- Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes
Non-canon appearances: 19
- Exit from Endor (in a flashback)
- Crisis on Coruscant (in a flashback)
- Disney Infinity 3.0 (mentioned only)
- Gambit on Geonosis (mentioned only)
- A Hero Discovered (mentioned only)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens
- Escape from Coruscant (mentioned only)
- Happy Color
- Jungle Battle Hi-Jinx
- Stealing Secrets
- LEGO Star Wars Battles
- LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales (mentioned only)
- The Gift of Giving (pictured only)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
- Sliding to the Rescue (mentioned only)
- The Battle Against Grievous (mentioned only)
- Broken Planet
- The Destructive Droideka
- Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains
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