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Cydon Prax

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Cydon Prax
Biographical information
Died

21.9 BBY, Thule[1]

Physical description
Species

Chistori[2]

Gender

Male[2]

Chronological and political information
Era(s)

Rise of the Empire era[1]

Affiliation

Confederacy of Independent Systems[1]

Cydon Prax was a Chistori warrior who temporarily acted as Count Dooku's right-hand man after Jango Fett's death during the Battle of Geonosis.

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[edit] Biography

In addition to carrying out several missions for the Confederacy of Independent Systems, Prax helped take care of the young Boba Fett. Prax was noted for his cold, emotionless demeanor.[2]

Prax's alien origins were not apparent, as he always wore a full suit of armor and a fully enclosed helmet. This armor boasted a temperature control system, allowing Prax to overcome his species' cold-bloodedness, and a shoulder-mounted blaster.[2]

Cydon Prax was also a skilled pilot, and flew a personal starfighter during the Clone Wars.[2] Prax also owned and operated a Dreadnought battle tank, which he used to defeat Mace Windu in his Saber-class fighter tank at the Battle of Thule. His fighter tank was modified with special repulsorlifts and thrusters that increased its maneuverability, and its customized weapon systems give it improved targeting capabilities and higher firepower than similarly-sized craft.[1]

Prax was the Dark Reaper's protector in Thule's capital city of Kessia, where he was killed by Anakin Skywalker in his Saber-class tank.[1]

[edit] Behind the scenes

Cydon Prax was voiced by André Sogliuzzo.

In Boba Fett: Crossfire, Prax is described as having a crown of horns and square teeth. Desann, the only other known member of the Chistori species so far, does not exhibit these traits. Cydon Prax also does not have a large snout like Desann has, apparently having a more human-like skull.

Cydon's armor is very similar to that of Canderous Ordo's in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II.

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