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{{Droid
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|name=U-3PO
 
|name=U-3PO
 
|homeworld=[[Alderaan]]
 
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|manufacturer=[[Cybot Galactica]]
 
|manufacturer=[[Cybot Galactica]]
 
|line=[[3PO-series protocol droid]]
 
|line=[[3PO-series protocol droid]]
|model=U-3PO
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|class=[[Protocol droid]]
 
|class=[[Protocol droid]]
 
|length=
 
|length=
 
|width=
 
|width=
|height=1.65 meters (approx)
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|height=1.65 [[Imperial standard meter|meters]] (approx)
 
|gender=[[Sexes|Masculine programming]]
 
|gender=[[Sexes|Masculine programming]]
 
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|era=*[[Rise of the Empire era]]
 
|era=*[[Rise of the Empire era]]
 
*[[Rebellion era]]
 
*[[Rebellion era]]
|affiliation=*[[Royal House of Alderaan]]
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|affiliation=*[[House of Organa|Royal House of Alderaan]]
 
*[[Alliance to Restore the Republic]]
 
*[[Alliance to Restore the Republic]]
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*[[Galactic Empire]] (sleeper agent)<ref name="VG3" /><ref name="SWGTCG:AOD">{{SWGTCG|set=Agents of Deception|cardname=U-3PO}}</ref><ref name="CCG">{{CCG|set=A New Hope Limited|cardname=U-3PO}}</ref>
*[[Galactic Empire]]
 
 
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'''U-3PO''', also known as '''Yoo-Threepio''', was a [[3PO-series protocol droid|3PO-series]] [[protocol droid]] created by [[Cybot Galactica]] prior to the [[Battle of Yavin]]. U-3PO served in the [[Alderaanian Diplomatic Corps|Diplomatic Corps]] of the [[Royal House of Alderaan]] during the [[Galactic Civil War]].
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'''U-3PO''', also known as '''Yoo-Threepio''', was a [[3PO-series protocol droid|3PO-series]] [[protocol droid]] created by [[Cybot Galactica]] prior to the [[Battle of Yavin]]. U-3PO served in the [[Alderaanian Diplomatic Corps|Diplomatic Corps]] of the [[House of Organa|Royal House of Alderaan]] during the [[Galactic Civil War]], but eventually became a [[sleeper agent]] for the [[Galactic Empire]].<ref name="VG3" /><ref name="SWGTCG:AOD">{{SWGTCG|set=Agents of Deception|cardname=U-3PO}}</ref><ref name="CCG">{{CCG|set=A New Hope Limited|cardname=U-3PO}}</ref>
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==Biography==
 
==Biography==
[[File:U-3PO.jpg|thumb|U-3PO on ''Tantive IV''.]]
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[[File:U-3PO.jpg|thumb|left|150px|U-3PO on ''Tantive IV''.]]
 
During the time of the [[Galactic Civil War]], U-3PO was reprogrammed by Imperial agents to serve the [[New Order]] as an [[Imperial espionage droid|espionage droid]], making the droid an unwitting spy for the [[Galactic Empire|Empire]]. U-3PO was inserted into the ''[[Tantive IV]]''{{'s}} droid pool during the [[subjugation of Ralltiir]]. U-3PO later transmitted an [[S-thread]] signal to the Empire,<ref name="VG3">Visual Guide Chapter 3</ref> allowing the [[Imperial I-class Star Destroyer|Star Destroyer]] ''[[Devastator]]'' to track down the ''Tantive IV'', thus allowing it to be attacked by the ''Devastator'' and boarded by [[Anakin Skywalker|Darth Vader]] and the [[501st Legion]].
 
During the time of the [[Galactic Civil War]], U-3PO was reprogrammed by Imperial agents to serve the [[New Order]] as an [[Imperial espionage droid|espionage droid]], making the droid an unwitting spy for the [[Galactic Empire|Empire]]. U-3PO was inserted into the ''[[Tantive IV]]''{{'s}} droid pool during the [[subjugation of Ralltiir]]. U-3PO later transmitted an [[S-thread]] signal to the Empire,<ref name="VG3">Visual Guide Chapter 3</ref> allowing the [[Imperial I-class Star Destroyer|Star Destroyer]] ''[[Devastator]]'' to track down the ''Tantive IV'', thus allowing it to be attacked by the ''Devastator'' and boarded by [[Anakin Skywalker|Darth Vader]] and the [[501st Legion]].
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==Behind the scenes==
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'''U-3PO''' first appeared in [[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']] (initially known as ''Star Wars'') as a background character in the opening scene aboard the ''Tantive IV''. However, it was not actually identified by name until the 1995 ''Star Wars'' Customizable Card Game by Decipher Inc. It was also stated to have been a double agent for the Galactic Empire in the flavor text for gameplay dynamics, although U-3PO's stance as such was indirectly implied earlier in the ''Star Wars'' Radio Drama, where it mentioned the possibility that the ''Tantive IV'' had been pursued by the Imperial forces due to a double agent onboard.
   
 
==Appearances==
 
==Appearances==
*''[[Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope]]'' {{1st}}
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*[[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']] {{1st}}
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*''[[Star Wars Radio Drama]]'' {{Imo}}
 
*''[[Tag & Bink Are Dead]]'' {{Nc}}
 
*''[[Tag & Bink Are Dead]]'' {{Nc}}
   
 
==Sources==
 
==Sources==
*{{CCG|A New Hope Limited|cardname=U-3PO}}
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*{{CCG|set=A New Hope Limited|cardname=U-3PO}} {{1stID|U-3PO}}
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*''[[Anakin Skywalker: The Story of Darth Vader]]''
 
*''[[Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive]]''
 
*''[[Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive]]''
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*{{FFCite|69|CRI3-4, ''Crisis on the'' Tantive IV}}
*''[[The Official Star Wars Fact File]]''
 
 
*''[[Star Wars Insider 93]]'' <!--article?-->
 
*''[[Star Wars Insider 93]]'' <!--article?-->
*{{SWGTCG|Agents of Deception|url=http://www.swgtcgdb.com/card.php?ID=U3PO|cardname=U-3PO}}
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*{{SWGTCG|set=Agents of Deception|cardname=U-3PO}}
 
*{{SWArchive|url=episode-iv/explore/visualguides/chp03.html|text=Visual Guide -- Chapter 3: Imperial Boarding Party}}
 
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*{{HasbroCite|set=Star Wars: The Legacy Collection|text=|pack=U-3PO (Build-A-Droid)|link=TLCBADU3PO.asp}}
==External links==
 
*{{SW|url=episode-iv/explore/visualguides/chp03.html|text=Visual Guide -- Chapter 3: Imperial Boarding Party}}
 
   
 
==Notes and references==
 
==Notes and references==
 
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[[Category:Agents of the Galactic Empire]]
 
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U-3PO, also known as Yoo-Threepio, was a 3PO-series protocol droid created by Cybot Galactica prior to the Battle of Yavin. U-3PO served in the Diplomatic Corps of the Royal House of Alderaan during the Galactic Civil War, but eventually became a sleeper agent for the Galactic Empire.[1][2][3]


Biography

U-3PO

U-3PO on Tantive IV.

During the time of the Galactic Civil War, U-3PO was reprogrammed by Imperial agents to serve the New Order as an espionage droid, making the droid an unwitting spy for the Empire. U-3PO was inserted into the Tantive IV's droid pool during the subjugation of Ralltiir. U-3PO later transmitted an S-thread signal to the Empire,[1] allowing the Star Destroyer Devastator to track down the Tantive IV, thus allowing it to be attacked by the Devastator and boarded by Darth Vader and the 501st Legion.

Behind the scenes

U-3PO first appeared in Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (initially known as Star Wars) as a background character in the opening scene aboard the Tantive IV. However, it was not actually identified by name until the 1995 Star Wars Customizable Card Game by Decipher Inc. It was also stated to have been a double agent for the Galactic Empire in the flavor text for gameplay dynamics, although U-3PO's stance as such was indirectly implied earlier in the Star Wars Radio Drama, where it mentioned the possibility that the Tantive IV had been pursued by the Imperial forces due to a double agent onboard.

Appearances

Sources

Notes and references

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