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Kalgrath

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Kalgrath
Biographical information
Homeworld

Yavin 4

Physical description
Species

Massassi

Gender

Male

Hair color

None

Chronological and political information
Era(s)
Affiliation

Sith

Kalgrath was a Massassi warrior put into hibernation within an isolation chamber beneath a Massassi temple by the Dark Lord Exar Kun to guard Yavin 4 against intruders prior to the Republic/Jedi assault on the moon.

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[edit] Biography

Kalgrath battles Luke Skywalker.
Kalgrath battles Luke Skywalker.

Kalgrath would remain in hibernation for millennia after all his people were exterminated and would be transformed into a large, green, monster. Thus, he became the Night Beast. In 0 ABY, he was woken from his millennia-long sleep by a crashed TIE/sa bomber during an Imperial raid. He then went to look for his people believing they were still alive.

Instead, Kalgrath discovered the Rebel base in the ancient temple. Thinking they were his ancient enemies, he attacked them. However, he was stopped by Luke Skywalker and R2-D2.

The Night Beast on Yavin 4.
The Night Beast on Yavin 4.

Skywalker managed to communicate with Kalgrath through the Force, and agreed to help him to find his people. Kalgrath was put aboard a GR-75 medium transport on auto-pilot to Ziost. The ancient warrior was disappointed upon his arrival, for he found only a frozen wasteland.

After Luke founded his Jedi academy, Tionne did some research into Kalgrath's fate. She was informed by researchers on Ziost that they had seen a dark shadow creeping around their camp. Despite this, Kalgraths' fate is unknown.

[edit] Powers and abilities

The Night Beast could shield himself with Force by instinct, making him invulnerable to blaster fire of all types and even lightsaber attacks.

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