Ima-Gun Di sounds the final charge against the Separatist forces on Ryloth.
Planting explosives in a canyon wall to seal off access points that the droid army could exploit, Master Di and his men prepared for a last stand in the bottle neck canyon they allowed to remain open. As the droids made their way around into the canyon, the surviving Twi'leks were able to escape the valley without interception. Protecting their flank, Master Di stood side-by-side with CaptainKeeli and the other surviving clones as the droids marched through the canyon. As clones fell around them Di and Keeli were the last men standing amongst the sea of droids. As Keeli fell, Di continued to fight valiantly, but was inevitably slain as the droids closed in on him, sustaining five direct blaster bolts to the chest before succumbing. Despite his end, his sacrifice was not in vain, as the Twi'leks managed to escape and received aid from the Republic before overthrowing the Separatist occupation leaders.[2]
Master Di like many Jedi Knights became Jedi Generals when the Clone Wars started. During the Battle of Ryloth, Master Di showed great aptitude for military strategy when planning his troop's last stand against the Separatist droids. Being a fully trained Jedi, Master Di was also proficient in lightsaber combat and capable of deflecting the many blaster bolts aimed at him as well as destroying many droids in the process. Master Di was also proficient in the use of Force Push as he demonstrated it during his last stand.
In a CartoonNetwork.com exclusive, Dave Filoni revealed that Ima-Gun's name was designed to sound like the phrase "I'm a Gonna Die", which reflects his fate. Di was voiced by Robin Atkin Downes, who also voiced Cham Syndulla in the same episode.[5]