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Hondo Ohnaka's pirate gang

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Hondo Ohnaka's pirate gang
General information
Founder(s)

Hondo Ohnaka[1]

Leader(s)

Hondo Ohnaka

Notable members
Headquarters

Florrum

Locations
Other information
Era(s)

Rise of the Empire era

Affiliation

Underworld

"They are devious and deceitful and most importantly, stupid."
―Dooku[src]

Hondo Ohnaka led a gang of pirates in the Outer Rim during the Clone Wars.

Contents

[edit] History

Several members of Ohnaka's gang

[edit] Foundation by Ohnaka

Hondo started the pirate gang after he and several servants of Porla the Hutt fled from Boonta on Porla's skiff and taking with them several Ubrikkian tanks and Starhawk Speeder Bikes.[1] Ohnaka managed to make his money by selling spice on the black market and by holding hostages for ransom. The gang mainly consisted of Weequays, Nikto, Bith and Jawas, the organization's base of operations was located on the Outer Rim world of Florrum.[2][3]

[edit] Capture of Count Dooku

On Vanqor, the pirates discovered Count Dooku, fresh from a battle against Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, and his heavily damaged solar sailer. Hondo offered him passage to Florrum, a planet six parsecs away. When they arrived at Ohnaka's base, Hondo revealed his true intention of offering Dooku for ransom to the Republic for 1,000,000 credits in spice.[2] Chancellor Palpatine sent Kenobi and Skywalker to confirm the capture of Dooku and negotiate with the pirates, but they too were captured by the pirates, because Ohnaka wanted to triple the spice ransom.

Dooku arrives at Hondo's pirate outpost

Turk Falso, Ohnaka's lieutenant and Barb Mentir, a fellow pirate conspired together in betraying the gang and stealing the spice for themselve. Mentir managed to shoot down the Republic Nu-class attack shuttle carrying the spice ransom with a Flarestar-class Weequay ship and killing the pilots and Senator Kharrus. Jar Jar Binks, Commander Stone and the remaining clone troopers were then attacked by Falso and half a dozen pirates, utilizing swoop bikes. They stole the spice from the shuttle, but the clones and Jar Jar chased the pirates by riding on skalders and they managed to get the spice back. Falso returned back to the base and he said to Ohnaka that the Republic hadn't send the spice but an army. Hondo gave him permission to send pirate tanks to wipe out the clone army. The plan failed and the power line to the base was accidently destroyed by Binks, who drove one of the tanks into the line. During the choas that followed in the now darkened outpost, the hostages managed to escape. Dooku killed Falso and stole a saucer craft and escaped Florrum. The Jedi kidnapped Ohnaka by using a lightsaber, while the clones and Jar Jar arrived in two stolen tanks. Skywalker released Hondo when he felt that Dooku had left Florrum. Ohnaka ordered his men to stand down and he led the Jedi, the clones and Binks leave in the Twilight.[3]

[edit] Battle of Florrum

Alama being attacked by a Munificent-class star frigate
"You bring unwanted attention to our little world here, bounty hunter."
"Hondo! Extend a neighborly hand to a Weequay in need, would you?"
"Oh, but of course! We will offer our hospitality. And determine who wants you so badly, and for how much!"
―Shahan Alama asks Hondo Ohnaka for help[src]

Later, Weequay bounty hunter Shahan Alama crash landed onto the planet in his Flarestar-class ship, after being shot down in a battle by a Republic gunship, which was under attack of a Munificent-class star frigate and dozens droid starfighters of a Neimodian captain. Ohnaka, who saw Alama crash down, went to the bounty hunter. Alama said he was seeking aid, but Hondo revealed his intentions to sell him to the highest bidder.[4]

[edit] Members

[edit] Ground vehicles

A WLO-5 speeder tank being utilized.

[edit] Aerial vehicles

[edit] Appearances

[edit] Sources

[edit] Notes and references