Company
LeisureMech Enterprises
Legends Canon version → Linked from 26 articles
Legends. This article is part of Legends: the expanded-universe stories that Lucasfilm set apart from canon in 2014.
LeisureMech Enterprises, also called Leisure Mechanicals, was a manufacturer of automated machinery systems and computer-controlled processes. They also operated a small but lucrative droid design division that catered for the high-end of society, producing recreational, entertainment, and luxury droids. The company also catered to the seedier side of the leisure industry, producing cheap droids for gambling establishments. One successful branch of LeisureMech producing security droids was spun off to form Ulban Arms which netted LeisureMech a healthy profit when it was sold off. The company was based in the Corporate Sector.
LeisureMech products included the RH7 CardShark automated sabacc dealer, the C5 bartender droid, and BD-3000 luxury droid. Droids built by LeisureMech were designed with the intention of putting organics at ease including the BD-3000 which was intentionally designed to play on the allure of the female form.
LeisureMech was one of the voting sponsors of the Corporate Sector Authority, investing in the endeavor after the signing of the Corporate Sector Charter. LeisureMech went under in the wake of the Clone Wars, risking everything on their human replicant series. Customers did not take to the droids due to Eerie Coulee Disorder, a sense of unease that Humans and Humanoids felt when looking at droids with features that appeared Human, but not quite.
Text and facts from the “LeisureMech Enterprises/Legends” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.
Facts
- Associations
- Ulban Arms
- Role
- Automated machinery systems and computer-controlled manufacturer
- Products
- Automated sabacc dealer droid
- BB-3000
- BB-4000
- BD-3000 luxury droid
- C5 bartender droid
- Personal Droid
- RH7 CardShark
- Affiliations
- Corporate Sector Authority (Voting sponsor)
Appearances
3 works, in story order
- The Last of the Jedi: Return of the Dark Side
- The Last Jedi (mentioned only)
- X-Wing: Isard's Revenge (mentioned only)
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