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Dors Urtya was a male Mon Calamari who served as Grand Admiral of the Mon Cala Mercantile Fleet, Regent of Mon Cala, Dual Protector of the Two People, and Warden of the King in exile. Some time following the battle for Jedha, Urtya met with Gial Ackbar, Han Solo, Leia Organa, Luke Skywalker, R2-D2, and C-3PO of the Alliance to Restore the Republic in order to secure a coalition.

Biography[]

Dors Urtya^[3] was a male Mon Calamari. By the time of the mutiny on Mon Cala, he served as the Warden of the King in Exile, Regent, Grand Admiral of the Mon Cala Mercantile Fleet, and bore the title of Dual Protector of the Two People. At that time, he agreed to meet with agents of the Rebel Alliance in secret on Mon Cala. He declined to join in open rebellion, as the risk to Mon Cala was too great.^[1]

After Leia Organa's team recorded King Lee-Char's final message, Urtya took the recording. He ultimately decided to play it planet-wide, knowing the greater good it would spark. It sparked an uprising. In response, the Galactic Empire fired on his headquarters, killing Urtya and his droid guards.^[2]

Personality and traits[]

Urtya was a male Mon Calamari with silvery skin and blue eyes. He often wore regal blue-and-gold armor as well as a blue cape. He possessed many titles, but was not fond of them, considering them empty and believing that Mon Cala truly belonged to Moff Tan Hubi. He was fiercely protective of his people,^[1] and believed that the King's message was solely a Mon Calamari matter.^[2]

Behind the scenes[]

Dors Urtya first appeared in the Mutiny at Mon Cala arc in Marvel Comics' books.^[1]

Appearances[]

• Star Wars (2015) 44 (First appearance)
• Star Wars (2015) 45 (Mentioned only)
• Star Wars (2015) 46 (Mentioned only; in the opening crawl)
• Star Wars (2015) 47
• Star Wars (2015) 48
• Star Wars (2015) 49

Sources[]

• Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition
• Star Wars: Battles that Changed the Galaxy (First identified as Dors)

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