Character
Grievous
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Legends. This article is part of Legends: the expanded-universe stories that Lucasfilm set apart from canon in 2014.
Grievous, born Qymaen jai Sheelal, was the cyborg Supreme Commander of the Droid Army of the Confederacy of Independent Systems for most of the Clone Wars. Grievous was originally a Kaleesh from the planet Kalee, where he lived his early life. During the Kaleesh conflict against the Huk, Sheelal quickly learned the art of war, specializing in a slugthrower rifle. Quickly amassing a great number of Huk kills, he soon became seen as a demigod among his people. He eventually met the female Kaleesh Ronderu lij Kummar, a master with the sword. The two became very close before Kummar's death at the hands of the Huk. Heartbroken, Sheelal renamed himself Grievous and turned all his anger and grief toward the Huk. Aided by his elite, he forced the Huk off Kalee and then swarmed their homeworld, conquering them. The Huk turned to the Galactic Republic for help, and the Kaleesh were forced back to their own world by the Jedi and left to starve.
Desperate to help his people, Grievous took a job as an enforcer with the InterGalactic Banking Clan. However, after learning that the Huk had attacked Kalee, he headed home to gain vengeance. IGBC Chairman San Hill, after consulting with his ally, Separatist Head of State Count Dooku, arranged for a bomb to be placed on Grievous' shuttle, Martyr. The Kaleesh was critically injured, but lived, and Hill arranged for the final stage of his plan. Grievous was reconstructed as a cyborg and was presented to Dooku as a potential weapon to be used in the upcoming war that the count had planned against the Republic.
After being made Supreme Commander, Grievous proceeded to wreak havoc on the Republic for the three-year–span of the Clone Wars. The general was trained in the art of lightsaber combat by Dooku himself, who was also a Sith Lord. Grievous was a quick study and eventually came to be recognized as one of the most skilled duelists in the galaxy. Aided by his IG-100 MagnaGuards, Grievous killed many Jedi, and led the Confederacy to victory in many battles. Quickly gaining a reputation as a savage, merciless brute as well as a tactical genius, the cyborg, despite earning the nickname the "head clanker," struck fear into the hearts of many with his flagship, the ion cannon–armed Malevolence, as well as Operation Durge's Lance, a massive strike at the Core Worlds.
In 19 BBY, Grievous led the Confederate Navy in the Battle of Coruscant, an attack on the Republic's capital. Grievous killed several Jedi and took Supreme Chancellor Palpatine, leader of the Republic, hostage. However, before the general's flagship, Invisible Hand, could jump to hyperspace, the Republic Navy arrived, and the Chancellor was freed by Jedi Knights Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, the latter of whom was also successful in killing Dooku. Grievous fled to the Outer Rim world of Utapau and attempted to regain control of the war, though the Confederacy had been dealt a great blow with the loss of Dooku. Grievous was killed shortly after in the Battle of Utapau by Kenobi, and the Confederacy fell soon after. At some point after Grievous's death, his body was used to create the droid warrior N-K Necrosis, who considered himself to be the reincarnation of Grievous. However, the droid was killed shortly after his creation by several spacers.
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Facts
- Homeworld
- Kalee
- Born
- By 60 BBY
- Died
- 19 BBY (16:5:22 GrS), Utapau
- Species
- Kaleesh
- Gender
- Male
- Pronouns
- He/him
- Height
- 2.16 meters
- Mass
- 159 kilograms
- Hair
- Black
- Eyes
- Gold
- Cybernetics
- Completely cybernetic except for brain, spinal cord, some vital organs, and eyes
- Families
- Grievous's family
- Parents
- Grievous's father
- Partners
- Ronderu lij Kummar
- Ten other wives
- Children
- Thirty children
- Affiliations
- Kolkpravis
- InterGalactic Banking Clan
- Confederacy of Independent Systems
- Separatist Droid Army
- Masters
- Count Dooku (lightsaber combat)
Appearances
138 works, in story order
- Secrets of the Jedi (mentioned only)
- The Eyes of Revolution
- Star Wars: Battlefront II
- Star Wars: Republic Commando
- Star Wars: Battle for the Republic
- Rogue's Gallery
- Heroes on Both Sides
- The Cestus Deception (mentioned only)
- Republic 70 (mentioned only)
- Republic 71
- Jedi Trial (mentioned only)
- The Hidden Enemy
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars film (in a flashback, mentioned only)
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels
- The Clone Wars: The Battle Begins
- The Clone Wars: Decide Your Destiny: Tethan Battle Adventure (mentioned only)
- The Clone Wars: Jedi in Training
- The Clone Wars: Defenders of the Republic
- The Clone Wars: Prelude (mentioned only)
- The Clone Wars: Shakedown
- Rising Malevolence
- Shadow of Malevolence (first identified)
- HoloNet News — A Galaxy Divided (mentioned only)
- Destroy Malevolence
- The Clone Wars: Destroy Malevolence
- The Clone Wars: Secret Missions 1: Breakout Squad (mentioned only)
- Rookies
- Rookies
- The Clone Wars: Wild Space (mentioned only)
- The Clone Wars: The Fall of Falleen
- Downfall of a Droid
- The Clone Wars: Downfall of a Droid
- Downfall of a Droid
- The Clone Wars: Discount (indirect mention)
- Duel of the Droids
- The Clone Wars: Shipyards of Doom
- Hide in Plain Sight
- The Clone Wars: No Prisoners (mentioned only)
- Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures
- The Clone Wars: The Dreams of General Grievous
- Lair of Grievous
- Lair of Grievous
- The Clone Wars: Crash Course (mentioned only)
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Republic Heroes
- 6.4 (mentioned only)
- 6.5
- Bounty Hunters (mentioned only)
- Senate Spy (in a flashback)
- Clone Wars Gambit: Stealth (mentioned only)
- Clone Wars Gambit: Siege (mentioned only)
- Republic Commando: True Colors (mentioned only)
- Landing at Point Rain (in a flashback)
- Deep Forest (as a hologram)
- Grievous Intrigue
- The Clone Wars: The Hunt for Grievous
- The Deserter
- CIS Shadowfeed Dispatch 15:01:15 Edition (mentioned only)
- Republic HoloNet News Core Edition 15:3:02
- CIS Shadowfeed Dispatch 15:3:21 Edition
- Republic HoloNet News Core Edition 15:3:29 (mentioned only)
- ARC Troopers
- Sphere of Influence (in a flashback)
- HoloNet News — A Galaxy Divided (Part 1) (mentioned only)
- Heroes on Both Sides
- The Clone Wars: Decide Your Destiny: The Lost Legion
- The Clone Wars: Decide Your Destiny: Dooku's Secret Army (mentioned only)
- 6.20 (mentioned only)
- Padawan Lost (in a flashback)
- Shadow Warrior
- Nomad Droids
- The Clone Wars 5 (mentioned only)
- The Clone Wars 6
- 6.30
- 6.31 (mentioned only)
- 6.32
- Deception (mentioned only)
- 6.39
- Massacre
- Brothers
- Revenge (indirect mention)
- A Test of Strength (mentioned only)
- Bound for Rescue
- A Necessary Bond
- Secret Weapons
- Revival (mentioned only)
- The Clone Wars: Darth Maul: Shadow Conspiracy (mentioned only)
- Orders
- Darth Maul — Son of Dathomir 1
- Darth Maul — Son of Dathomir 2
- Darth Maul — Son of Dathomir 3
- Darth Maul — Son of Dathomir 4
- General Grievous 1
- General Grievous 2
- General Grievous 3
- General Grievous 4
- Yoda: Dark Rendezvous (mentioned only)
- Obsession 4
- Obsession 5
- Free Comic Book Day 2005 Special (mentioned only)
- Boba Fett: A New Threat
- Boba Fett: Pursuit (mentioned only)
- Reversal of Fortune
- Republic 73
- Order 66: A Republic Commando Novel (mentioned only)
- Labyrinth of Evil
- Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith
- Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith novelization
- Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith junior novelization
- Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith video game
- Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith 1
- Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith 2
- Obi-Wan's Foe
- Star Wars: Grievous Getaway
- Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith 3 (mentioned only)
- Heart of Evil: A Hero Seeks Not Vengeance (mentioned only)
- Republic 82 (mentioned only)
- Orders (mentioned only)
- Lone Wolf: A Tale of Obi-Wan and Luke (mentioned only)
- Evasive Action: Recruitment (mentioned only)
- Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader (mentioned only)
- Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight (mentioned only)
- Evasive Action: End Game (mentioned only)
- A Reckoning of Wraiths (mentioned only)
- Star Wars: The Force Unleashed graphic novel (in a flashback)
- Agent of the Empire – Iron Eclipse 4 (mentioned only)
- Death Star (mentioned only)
- Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II
- Scoundrels (mentioned only)
- Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron (non-canon)
- Empire 27 (in a flashback)
- Empire 32 (mentioned only)
- Beyond the Rim (mentioned only)
- Star Wars Galaxies: Rage of the Wookiees
- The Life and Legend of Obi-Wan Kenobi (mentioned only)
- The Rise and Fall of Darth Vader (mentioned only)
- Legacy of the Force: Sacrifice (mentioned only)
- Millennium Falcon (mentioned only)
- Celestia Galactica Photografica
Non-canon appearances: 18
- LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
- LEGO Star Wars: Revenge of the Brick
- Star Wars Halloween Audiocast
- Evil Eyes (mentioned only)
- Dark Jedi
- The Great Golden C-3PO Hunt
- LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
- Path of the Jedi
- LEGO Star Wars: The Quest for R2-D2 film
- LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars
- LEGO Star Wars: The Padawan Menace
- Secret Plans Are Revealed
- Who Let The Clones Out
- LEGO Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles video game
- The Phantom Clone
- Menace of the Sith
- The Dark Side Rises
- Attack of the Jedi
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