Toba
Biographical information
Homeworld	Naboo
Born	48 BBY
Physical description
Species	Otolla Gungan
Gender	Male
Hair color	None
Chronological and political information
Era(s)	Rise of the Empire era
Affiliation	Naboo Underground Naboo Royal Space Fighter Corps Galactic Republic

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Toba was an adventurous Gungan scout and the son of Bullba and Neesada Bari. Unlike many other Gungans, he was fascinated by Naboo's surface and unperturbed by the thought of encountering Humans. His curiosity and bravery drove him to explore much of the planet.

BiographyEdit

In 32 BBY, he played a minor role in defending Naboo from Trade Federation forces as a member of the Naboo Underground. After the defense of Naboo, Toba became fascinated with the prospect of piloting. When the time came for the Gungans to build a colony on Ohma-D'un, Toba was one of the first to be hired. He spent an unknown amount of time at the colony working as a shuttle pilot before being accepted into the Naboo Royal Space Fighter Corps. His previous experience working for the Ohma-D'un colony on an independent basis made acclimating to military life difficult, but Toba did his best to adjust.

As a member of the Space Fighter Corps, Toba became a founding member of the Iron Cesta Flight, an exclusively Gungan organization. The flight used G-1 starfighters to combat smugglers and pirates in the area between Naboo and Ohma-D'un.

Two years after the creation of Iron Cesta Flight, Toba was offered command of the military unit. However, due to his long-standing dream of interstellar travel and adventure, Toba quit the flight as well as the Naboo military. He used the money he had earned as a pilot and combined it with his inheritance to purchase a small freighter, which he named Sea Killer, as well as an R5 astromech droid. Toba then began his career as a smuggler, working out of Ohma-D'un.

SourcesEdit

• Star Wars: Invasion of Theed Adventure Game
•  Meet Toba: Soldier and Scout on Wizards.com (original article link, backup links on Archive.org)
•  The Sea Killer on Wizards.com (original article link, backup links on Archive.org)