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The Anoat Sector is home to worlds like Hoth and Bespin and contains the homeworlds of the Nothoiin and Ugnaught species. Once ruled by a mighty Nothoiin Noble Court, the region was a part of the Republic. When the Empire took over the sector, the Noble Court was hunted down and destroyed, with the survivors going into hiding and preparing for the day when they could topple the Empire and retake control. Additionally, the Anoat Sector is a hotbed of criminal activity, including the Hutt-controlled Ivax Syndicate, the smuggler run Trade Spine League, and the assassin order known as the Kouhun. After Emperor Palpatine's death at the Battle of Endor towards the end of the Galactic Civil War, Imperial Governor Adelhard set up the Iron Blockade, preventing ships from entering and leaving the sector, causing the numerous criminal factions and other citizens of the sector to work together to overcome Adelhard's reign. Eventually, the Iron Blockade was toppled with the help of Lando Calrissian and Lobot before the war's official end at the Battle of Jakku.
Anoat
The former capital of the sector, Anoat was a hotbed of Rebel activity until the Empire secretly rendered it uninhabitable by gassing the planet with toxins, which they claimed was accidental. As survivors fled the world, those left behind either died or mutated into creatures known as lurkers. Although habitable once again, Anoat remains abandoned and is only visited by a brave few.
- City Planet: Before the Empire gassed it.
- Death World: Filled with mutated people and creatures that try to kill anyone they come across. Plus the unscrupulous individuals who make the world their home.
- Polluted Wasteland: It used to be a city planet a la Coruscant, which was bad enough. And then it got hit with poison gas because the Empire couldn't find the rebel cells stationed on the planet. It's not toxic anymore, but it's still quarantined because the people left on Anoat after that are not... themselves anymore.
Earl Alner
Species: Nothoiin
An ambitious member of the noble court whose family ruled several areas of Anoat, where he still keeps a fortified estate. Upon learning of the demise of Emperor Sheev Palpatine, Alner decided to dethrone Her Majesty in order to take over the court and rebel against the Empire to become the ruler of the Anoat sector.
- Alas, Poor Villain: Nobody amongst the Noble Court is particularly happy about his death, noting that Alner was a great man who accomplished much and would have likely been a good ruler.Her Majesty: Honor him for his highest moments; do not disdain him for his lowest.
- Ambition Is Evil: It's implied by comments made by the other nobles that Alner was a good man once, but his ambition for the throne and being convinced that he would be a better ruler than Her Majesty drove him to his villainy.
- Aristocrats Are Evil: Despite the mourners amongst the Noble Court for his fate, Alner deserved what he got, having been involved in slave trading and seemingly being far more interested in the power aspect of being ruler than the responsibilities that go with it to the people of the Anoat Sector.
- Bribe Backfire: Tries to offer the Smuggler credits, jewels, or even a slave to stop their assault on his holdings, reasoning that they are simply a hired mercenary for Her Majesty. Unfortunately for him the Smuggler has standards and refuses, resulting in Alner's death in the final assault on his compound.
- The Faceless: His face is never seen due to the mask he wears.
- Hypocrite: During his confrontation with the Smuggler he claims that Her Majesty using them proves how pathetic she is, while Alner had hired Kouhun assassins to eliminate her supporters in his own bid for power.
- Human Alien: He is confirmed to be a Nothoiin when Amrosio mentions that he is Alner's nephew.
- Villainous Breakdown: When confronted by the Smuggler he begins yelling that only he could have led the noble court through the crisis facing the sector and that he would have been a "magnificent king".
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Does not believe that Her Majesty is strong enough to challenge the Empire while he is, so he seeks to replace her and lead the court against the Empire.
- Worthy Opponent: Even after he attempted a coup against Her Majesty and sent assassins to kill several members of the court, Alner is still held in high-regard.
Bespin
A gas giant in the outer regions of the galaxy. Is host to large quantities of Tibanna gas, and possesses a rare "life zone", where the pressure and atmospheric composition is suitable for human life. Additionally, a community of Ugnaughts built a floating community in orbit of Bespin.
- Death World: It's a gas planet after all. All those cities float in a very thin layer of habitable atmosphere. The rest'll kill you in seconds.
- Dirty Cop: The Bespin Wing Guard was mostly decent prior to the Empire's takeover. Afterwards, most of the good guards left while their replacements were easily corrupted and bought off by criminal elements like the Zenowai Crime Society.
- Single-Biome Planet: Obviously being a gas giant, there isn't any variation in the livable zone's environment.
- World in the Sky: The only inhabited parts of Bespin are the floating cities in the strip of atmosphere suitable for most lifeforms.
Baron Administrator Lando Calrissian
Lobot
Species: Human
A smuggler and mercenary who befriended Lando after leaving the Empire. After Lobot's implants resulted in the suppression of his emotions and personality, Lando kept his friend by his side and appointed him his chief aide on Cloud City. His brain is linked to Cloud City's computer network.
- Amicable Exes: With Chanath Cha, who risks drawing the ire of the Emperor himself by helping Lobot and Lando escape after they steal Palpatine's yacht when she discovers they were involved.
- The Cracker: His implants allow him to hack through security systems with ease.
- Ham and Deadpan Duo: With Lando, who is a flashy charming rogue who likes to make a statement with his actions and sense of style, while Lobot is serious and dour and attempts to keep Lando's schemes from spiraling out of control.
- Heroic Sacrifice: To get everyone to safety during the Lando comic series he let his implant take over, being unable to resist it while wounded and reactivating an exploding ship's escape pods. He is turned mute and emotionless as a result.
- Heterosexual Life-Partner: He and Lando have a close bond like Han and Chewie. Lando makes it his main goal to find a way to cure the implant's override of Lobot's personality.
- Meaningful Name: His name was derived from both "lobotomy" and "robot". He does not seem to be able to think for himself (like someone who was lobotomized), and acts on whatever Lando wants (like a robot).
- Neural Implanting: Which allows him to contact the city's central computer system. Lando reveals that they were implanted by the Imperial military after Lobot volunteered for it so he could run battlefield calculations instead of fighting on the frontline. He has to constantly struggle to prevent them from taking over his mind completely, a fight which he loses in the Lando comic series.
- Number Two: He is Lando's chief aide in running Cloud City, and Lando reveals that the two were partners in crime before Lando took over Cloud City.
- Satellite Character: To Lando, who is the only person Lobot interacts with. His appearances outside the films help avert this.
- Star-Crossed Lovers: Him and Chanath. Their reunion is cut short by his loss of access to his emotions, while Chanath dies in Crimson Dawn's failed attempt to destroy the Sith a few months before Lobot was cured.
- The Stoic: He never shows any emotion during his appearances, which is due to his implants having taken over most of his brain processes. Even before then he was less emotional than Lando, although he often voiced his annoyance with his friend's schemes.
- Unfortunate Names: His name means "butt" in Visayan/Cebuano.
- The Voiceless: Never spoke a word onscreen. However, he turns out to be very talkative in the Lando comic series. Until the implants fully reconfigure his brain, rendering him the emotionless mute seen in The Empire Strikes Back.
- Jude Edivon on the Death Star Crew page.
Noble Court
A group of primarily non-human nobles who were driven from power by the humanocentric Empire.
- Bling-Bling-BANG!: Wear distinctive gold masks and armor.
- Government in Exile: They were once a legitimate government but lost power to the Empire.
- Green-Skinned Space Babe: They include many species but are primarily Nothoiin, a gold-skinned humanoid species.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: They're nobles who oppose the oppressive Galactic Empire.
Her Majesty
Species: Nothoiin
The leader of the Anoat Sector's hidden Noble Court during the Iron Blockade.
- Big Good: As the leader of the Nobles, she is the de-facto head of the Uprising against Governor Adelhard's Iron Blockade.
- Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": Only known by her title.
- Human Alien: Nothoiins look human but have golden skin.
- Lady of War: Leads the Noble Court in war against the Empire.
- No Name Given: She is only known as "Her Majesty", with her actual identity being unknown.
- Purple Is Powerful: Wears a purple dress.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Commands a Throneship during the attempt to capture Commander Bragh.
- Token Good Teammate: The leaders of the Uprising include her, Voras the Hutt, Deathstick, and the Anti-Hero smuggler. The other three all have ulterior and personal motives for wanting the Empire gone, while Her Majesty simple wants to free her sector from its tyranny and regrets some of the actions that must be taken to do so.
- Tough Leader Façade: Often appears cold and distant to hide her sadness at the violence of the Rebellion.
Sir Corto Belrake
Species: Nothoiin
A noble loyal to Her Majesty, Belrake recruits a young smuggler to help the Noble Court combat the Empire.
- Badass Normal: Apparently he is quite the skilled combatant and once destroyed a squadron of TIE fighters from the ground.
- Beware the Silly Ones: After first meeting him, the Smuggler notes that Sir Corto comes off rather silly with his aristocratic manners and views on the Noble Court's duties and doubts that he would last a day on Burnin Konn. Riley later informs her sibling about the aforementioned TIE fighter incident, at which point the Smuggler wisely stops considering him silly.
- Blue Blood: He is a member of the Anoat Sector's nobility.
- The Faceless: Always wears his mask, making his face never seen.
- Mission Control: After the Smuggler makes contact with the Noble Court, Sir Corto serves as their handler and sends them on missions.
- Number Two: To Her Majesty.
Burnin Konn
Settled several centuries prior to the Galactic Civil War, Burnin Konn is one of the four "Mining Worlds" of the Anoat Sector. With its deposits of chromium, dolovite, and other rare ores, mining companies ruthlessly exploited the world, which poisoned the world, killing much of the native fauna and rendering much of the world inhospitable.
- Crapsack World: Mining has destroyed the environment, while gangs control much of the economy and the population relies on them to survive.
- Polluted Wasteland: It has been strip-mined for chromium and other ores for centuries; as a result of this the native vegetation was completely destroyed and the surface was almost entirely uninhabitable.
- Salt the Earth: It is revealed in The Mandalorian that Burnin Konn was eventually devastated in Operation: Cinder.
Gentes
A swampy world home to the Ugnaught species which was orbited by the moon Belsus. The planet was largely uninhabited due to slavers frequent raids on the Ugnaught population over the centuries, with those that remain hiding amongst the swamps during the last days of the Empire.
Ugnaught
Squat porcine humanoids, the Ugnaughts are regarded as one of the hardest working species in the galaxy that can work in most conditions. Unfortunately, this has made them a prime target for slavers while also resulting in them being a widespread species. A number of Ugnaughts live on Bespin within their own cities, being the descendants of slaves freed by a former ruler of Cloud City.
- Long-Lived: They typically lived around two-hundred years, another factor which made them an appealing target for slavers.
- Mr. Fixit: Among some of the best engineers in the Galaxy, and damn proud of it. Suggesting their work is flawed is a good way to upset them. Ugnaughts would never sabotage their own work, regardless of who it's for or what it's being done on.
- Pig Man: They have pig-like snouts and small tusks in their porcine mouths.
- Silent Treatment: If Ugnaughts don't want to talk to someone, they'll give them the cold shoulder until the person either treats them with the appropriate respect or goes away.
- Slave Race: Slavers targeted them for their hardiness and work ethic, depopulating their homeworld while spreading Ugnaughts across the galaxy.
- The Unintelligible: In The Empire Strikes Back and Rebels, they only communicate in grunts and squawks. The Mandalorian shows they can speak Basic if they feel like it.
Hosra
The fourth world of the Burnin Konn system. Hosra is an agrarian world with few vital resources and was once home to a powerful noble family that went extinct.
Mentor Xiath
Species: Human
A elderly human male, Xiath was one of the last living members of an order of Force users who helped guide and protect the Noble Court of the Anoat Sector for centuries. During the Iron Blockade, he resided in the Ancient Palace on Hosra, where he taught a young Smuggler who was fighting against the Empire how to use the Force.
- Cloudcuckoolander: When first met, his mind appears to have wandered off and he speaks to people who are implied to have been long dead.
- Good Counterpart: To Shelish, the Nightsister who offers a Dark side path to learning to use the Force in Uprising.
- The Mentor: To Amrosio and the Smuggler.
Amrosio
A male Nothoiin and acolyte of Xiath.
- The Apprentice: Of Xiath.
- Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: He serves as Xiath's caretaker when his mind wanders.
- Human Alien: Nothoiins look human but have golden skin.
Hoth
The seventh planet of the system, a cold planet that housed the Rebel Alliance's Echo Base.
- Death World: Hoth really stretches the definition of habitable, even for it's own small food chain. Living comfortably seems impossible.
- Outside of that, it resides close to a huge, unpredictable asteroid field, periodically pelting the surface with chunks of rock.
- Endless Winter: Hoth's distance from its sun and its orbit makes it so the planet is always in midst of a terrible winter.
- Single-Biome Planet: Yup. One frigid snowball, coming right up.
- Snow Means Cold: Definitely. Completely covered in snow, and as cold as a habitable world gets.
Jhas Krill
The eleventh of twenty-four moons that orbit the gas giant Jhas. Although habitable, it was never colonized due to its aggressive plant life consuming artificial structures.
Shelish
Species: Dathomirian
Homeworld: Dathomir
A Nightsister living on Jhas Krill, having sought refuge there after the rise of the Empire. Shelish is the mother of Deathstick, the leader of a group of assassins known as the Kouhun.
- Evil Counterpart: To Xiath, a Force adept who offers the Light Side path to using the Force in Uprising.
- Last of Her Kind: By the time of Uprising, she's probably one of the few surviving pure-blooded Dathomirians in the galaxy.
- Master of Illusion: Uses her Nightsister magick to put the player in a few illusionary scenarios.
- You Can't Go Home Again: She left Dathomir at a young age, and thus escaped the massacre of her people by General Grievous during the Clone Wars. She sadly notes that despite the Emperor being dead, she will likely never see her homeworld again.Shelish: Although the dark eye I eluded is gone... I will not live to see my world again.
