Skip to content

starwars.run

Ask

Individual ship

Dusty Duck

Legends Linked from 10 articles

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

The Dusty Duck was a light freighter designed and utilized by Neeamesh Dym, a Pa'lowick smuggler residing on Nar Shaddaa during the waning years of the Galactic Republic. The craft was notoriously unreliable, would often sputter to a halt in space, and made involuntary and abrupt descents to many barren worlds. The smuggler was assisted in his piloting by his daughter, Aneesa Dym. When the elder Dym was murdered by a client, Aneesa became the sole owner of the craft. She took the Dusty Duck on a pan-galactic hunt for her father's killer.

Eventually, her quarry was killed by Rango Tel, an aspiring but inexperienced bounty hunter from Sernpidal. As a sign of gratitude, she gave Tel her ship and offered him her services as a pilot. He agreed, and together they set off on a search for Tel's next target, Kam Nale. Nale proved elusive, but the pair eventually tracked him to Mos Espa, Tatooine. While Dym had a set of DUM-series pit droids maintain the ship, Tel hunted his quarry and was killed in the process. The Pa'lowick, not knowing her friend's fate, was murdered on the same day by Darth Maul, a Sith Lord who had been hunting Queen Amidala of Naboo, and had thought that the Dusty Duck was the monarch's transport. The ship would remain parked outside Mos Espa for the rest of its days.

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

Facts

Manufacturer
Custom special
Crew
Pilot (1)
Skeleton
1
Role
Smuggling ship
Affiliations
Dym family
Rango Tel
Owners
Neeamesh Dym
Aneesa Dym
Rango Tel
Captains
Neeamesh Dym
Aneesa Dym

Appearances

2 works, in story order
  1. Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace (first appearance, deleted scene)
  2. The Wrath of Darth Maul (mentioned only)

Linked from

The best-known articles that mention Dusty Duck.