Tobias Pall

Tobias Pall was a sergeant in the Security Guard of the Royal Naboo Security Forces. During the invasion of the planet Naboo by the Trade Federation in 32 ABY, Pall was rooted from Naboo's swamps by Single Trooper Aerial Platforms. They were later present when Queen Amidala of the Naboo approached the Gungan Boss Nass in hopes of gaining their allyship in fighting the Trade Federation.

Biography

Tobias Pall (top left) accompanies Amidala to the Gungan Sacred Place.

Tobias Pall (top left) accompanies Amidala to the Gungan Sacred Place.

Tobias Pall was a Human sergeant of the Royal Naboo Security Forces' Security Guard. During the invasion of the planet Naboo by the Trade Federation in 32 BBY, they, along with a group of fellow Naboo, were rooted out of the swamps by Single Trooper Aerial Platforms via methods Pall stated were similar to the local Gungans hunting for gumbols.

The officer was present at the Gungan Sacred Place when Queen Amidala of the Naboo—after revealing her true identity and the use of a decoy—approached the Gungan Boss Nass with an offer of alliance in an attempt to drive the Trade Federation off the planet. Pall followed Amidala's lead in kneeling before Nass and stood with her after the Gungan accepted the offer. Members of the Security Guard thereafter accompanied Amidala as the Naboo infiltrated the capital city Theed, reconquered the Theed Royal Palace, and captured Trade Federation Viceroy Nute Gunray.

Personality and traits

Pall had dark skin, brown eyes, and dark hair.

Equipment

As a member of the Security Guard, Pall wore a mustard uniform with brown armor, studded forearm plates, and boots, along with Security Guard headgear and a belt. They carried a CR-2 heavy blaster pistol.

Behind the scenes

Tobias Pall first appeared, albeit unnamed, as a background character in the 1999 prequel trilogy film Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace, portrayed by an uncredited actor. The name "Tobias Pall" was first used in the reference book The New Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels, written by W. Haden Blackman and released on September 30, 2003, and the name was later attributed to the character from the film in Rogues Gallery: Naboo's Finest!, written by Tim Veekhoven, Sander de Lange, and Kevin Beentjes and included within Star Wars Insider 145, which itself was released on October 22, 2013.

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