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"I need you to convince the Senate, or the Jedi Council, or whoever is in charge of this terrible war that we are threatened."
―Queen Neeyutnee, to Padmé Amidala[src]

Neeyutnee was a human female who served as the Queen of Naboo during the fall of the Galactic Republic.

Biography

Blue Shadow Virus

Neeyutnee was born on Naboo prior to the Clone Wars.[1] During the Clone Wars, Neeyutnee was elected as the Queen of Naboo, succeeding Queen Jamillia. She relied on insight and experience offered by Senator Padmé Amidala[2] In 21 BBY,[3] several Separatist droids infiltrated Naboo. After this discovery, Naboo was placed on high alert as it could lead to another invasion. Because of this, Amidala and Junior Representative Jar Jar Binks came to Naboo to aid in the investigation. When they arrived, Neeyutnee and Captain Typho greeted them. Neeyutnee stated that besides the droids that have already been spotted, there weren't any more and pleaded that Amidala convince the Galactic Senate or the Jedi High Council that Naboo was threatened.[1]

Later, they came to inspect a Tactical droid with Amidala asking Neeyutnee if they received any information. Binks spotted an insect coming out of another battle droid and tried to get it as it was only found in the Eastern swamps. Neeyutnee listened as Amidala's protocol droidC-3PO, interrogated the tactical droid before Binks inadvertently destroyed it during his chase of the insect. They were able to deduce that the droids came out of the Eastern swamps due to the location. They informed the Jedi Council what they discovered and Amidala convinced them to send Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi, Jedi General Anakin Skywalker, and Ahsoka Tano. Eventually, it was discovered that the scientist Dr. Nuvo Vindi was trying to revive the Blue Shadow Virus.[1] Vindi was defeated by the Republic and the virus was stopped.[4]

Skirmish on Naboo

In 20 BBY, Naboo was again a target for the Separatists with rumors circulating that the Gungans were aiding General Grievous invade the planet. Amidala was sent to investigate along with Skywalker and after a brief skirmish was captured. Neeyutnee witnessed the Separatists come in with Skywalker and ordered they hand back Grievous in exchange. They did. Boss Lyonie and Neeyutnee thanked Binks for preventing war against the Naboo and the Gungans a second time.[5]

Skirmish on Theed

Later, Neeyutnee greeted Supreme Chancellor Palpatine to Naboo for the Festival of Light which celebrated the anniversary of when Naboo joined the Republic. That night, bounty hunters led by Count Dooku and Cad Bane attempted to capture Palpatine but was thwarted by Kenobi who was disguised as the bounty hunter Rako Hardeen. The next morning, Neeyutnee was part of a protection group consisting of Amidala and Governor Sio Bibble.[6] She was succeeded by Queen Apailana by 19 BBY.[7]

Legacy

In 4 ABY, Queen Sosha Soruna mentioned Neeyutnee's decision to move the fighter operations out of the palace for security measures during the Clone Wars to Princess Leia Organa of Alderaan when the Galactic Empire attacked Naboo as part of Operation: Cinder.[8]

Personality and traits

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Neeyutnee during the Clone Wars

Measuring 1.69 meters, Neeyutnee had black hair, brown eyes, and light skin.[2] Like other queens of Naboo,

she wore makeup with the scar of remembrance. Neeyutnee considered the Clone Wars as being "terrible."[1] She was kind as she thanked Jar Jar Binks for preventing a civil war between the Gungans and the Naboo.[5] She spoke Galactic Basic in an accent.[1]

Behind the scenes

Neeyutnee was voiced by Jameelah McMillan in her debut for Blue Shadow Virus.[1] She had a non-speaking role in Crisis on Naboo.[6]

Appearances

Sources

Notes and references

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