Toydaria
Astrographical
Region	Hutt Space[1], Mid Rim[2]
System	Toydaria system[2]
Suns	2: Toydar and Little Toydar[2]
Orbital position	4[2]
Moons	3[3]
Grid coordinates	R-11[2]
Rotation period	21 standard hours[3]
Orbital period	184 local days[3]
Physical
Class	Terrestrial[2]
Diameter	7,900 km[2]
Climate	Temperate swamps[3]
Gravity	Standard[3]
Primary terrain	Swamps[2] Lakes[2]
Points of interest	Hutt's cave Swamp mountain Toydarian palace
Societal
Native species	Toydarians Grabworms
Immigrated species	Hutts Yuuzhan Vong
Primary language(s)	Toydarian language[2] Huttese[2] Galactic Basic Standard[2]
Government	Feudal monarchy[2] Hutt crime lords[3]
Population	11 million[2] 79% Toydarian[2] 18% Hutts[2] 3% other species[2]
Demonym	Toydarian
Major cities	Toydor (capital)[3] Yeap
Major imports	Foodstuff[3]
Major exports	Labor[3] Foodstuffs[2]
Affiliation	Hutt Empire[2] Hutts[2] Toydarian royal delegation Galactic Empire Alliance to Restore the Republic Yuuzhan Vong Empire[2] Confederation

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Toydaria was a large, muddy planet located in the Toydaria system of Hutt Space, and home to the mind trick-resistant Toydarians.

CharacteristicsEdit

The Toydarian homeworld was covered with nutrient-rich muck-lakes, which supported clouds of bugs and mats of algae and a number of predators including dangerous grabworms. Monsoons and fungal diseases ravage the planet, and can often kill off growing stocks of agriculture^[2]. Sustenance for the food on Toydaria was so great that on average every 30 standard years depending on weather cycles, shortages would occur and the Toydarians would steal or even poison their neighbor's food supply, under the belief that if they couldn't have it, no one should.

Toydarians considered other planets as bland and odorless^[2].

HistoryEdit

Toydarians evolved as omnivorous, eating from succulent algae to fish, and survived by flying virtually everywhere, only landing on the relative safety of algae mats. Toydarians originally lived off the nutrients but later resorted to farming for food.

Toydaria had been a vassal planet of Nal Hutta and trades with other worlds of Hutt Space. Toydarian spas were visited by the Hutts who also hunted grabworms for sport (but otherwise were annoyed by the stinging insects) ^[2].

Because there were so many Toydarians flying around on their home world, the use of speeders was illegal. Only a few craft were allowed to fly in the planet's atmosphere, like Hutt caravels^[2]; spaceship traffic was only allowed to land or take off in specified areas to avoid collisions. To help travel around their world, Toydarians created a light-rail system that took them from city to city. Very little galactic-level technology was incorporated on Toydaria because most Toydarians preferred to live in below galactic-standard villages.

Toydaria was neutral during the galaxy-wide Clone Wars between the Galactic Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Around this time, Toydaria was ruled by King Katuunko, who, despite his neutrality, entered into an agreement with the Galactic Republic to allow them to use Toydaria as a base to deliver supplies to the besieged Twi-leks of Ryloth during the Battle of Ryloth, following a visit by Senator Bail Prestor Organa adnd Representative Jar Jar Binks, and then to build a base on his territory, following Jedi Grand Master Yoda's mission to Toydaria's moon, Rugosa. Later, Katuunko was killed by Count Dooku's apprentice, Savage Opress, for his loyalty to the Republic.

During the Imperial Period, the Galactic Empire subjugated Toydaria. The task force was led by the Sith Lord Darth Vader.

During their invasion of the galaxy, the Yuuzhan Vong landed on Toydaria as part of their advance into Hutt Space. However, they encountered heavy resistance from the Toydarians, who had gained assistance from smugglers and the New Republic.

Behind the scenesEdit

Toydaria received its first in-universe appearance in "Supply Lines", the third episode of the third season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

AppearancesEdit

• Church of Toydaria—HoloNet News
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Supply Lines" (First appearance)
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Ambush" (Mentioned only)
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Witches of the Mist"

SourcesEdit

• Episode I: The Visual Dictionary
• Inside the Worlds of Star Wars Episode I
• The Essential Guide to Alien Species
•  Alien Anthology
•  The New Jedi Order Sourcebook
•  Toydarians—Ultimate Alien Anthology Preview #1 on Wizards.com (original article link, backup links on Archive.org)
•  Ultimate Alien Anthology
• Star Wars: Complete Locations
• The New Essential Guide to Alien Species
•  Scum and Villainy (sourcebook)
•  The Clone Wars Campaign Guide
• The Essential Atlas
•  Star Wars: The Essential Atlas Online Companion on StarWars.com (article) (backup link on Archive.org)
• The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force
•  The Clone Wars Episode Guide: Witches of the Mist on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
• "50 Great Reasons to Rewatch Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season Three"—Star Wars Insider 125
•  King Katuunko in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
•  Rugosa in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
•  Toydarian in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
•  Watto in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
• "We Need to Talk About Jar Jar"—Star Wars Insider 131
• "100 and Counting"—Star Wars Insider 139
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars Comic UK 6.45
•  Rugosa in the Encyclopedia

Notes and referencesEdit