Eno Arba was an Ualaq Aqualish male thief associated with the criminals Meeko Ghintee and Magro Slim. He had a bounty placed on him by the Toydarian Rozatta for robbing numerous guests in her Outer Rim Territories Outland Transit Station. While pursing criminal Ghintee in 32 BBY, the Mandalorian bounty hunter Jango Fett encountered Arba in Merchant Row aboard Outland Transit Station, where he captured him and claimed his bounty.

Biography[]

Eno Arba was an Ualaq Aqualish male thief from^[1] the planet^[3] Ando that was affiliated with the criminals Klatooinian Magro Slim and Muttani Meeko Ghintee. In the waning years of the Galactic Republic, Arba had a bounty placed on him by the Toydarian Rozatta due to him robbing numerous guests in her^[2] Outer Rim Territories^[4] Outland Transit Station. The bounty mentioned Arba's last known location as the station and offered three thousand credits for capturing the Aqualish alive or fifteen hundred credits for killing him.^[2]

In 32 BBY,^[5] Mandalorian bounty hunter Jango Fett pursued Ghintee in order to claim his bounty issued by the Republic Correctional Authority.^[2] En route, Fett encountered Arba in Merchant Row aboard Outland Transit Station, where the Aqualish attacked him along with four other malcontents.^[1]

Fett defeated the thugs and captured Arba, claiming the three thousand credit bounty on him.^[2]

Personality and traits[]

Eno Arba had brown skin, brown hair, and black eyes. He forcefully stole from civilians during his time at Outland Transit Station.^[2]

Skills and abilities[]

Eno Arba was capable in combat, engaging Jango Fett with his blaster.^[1]

Equipment[]

Eno Arba wore brown pants and a red jacket. He utilized a blaster during combat.^[2]

Behind the scenes[]

Eno Arba was created for the video game Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, developed by LucasArts and released in 2002. In the game, Arba is one of ten bounties located in the Merchant Row, the second level on Outland Transit Station on the game's first world. Since claiming Arba's bounty is not essential to completing the game, the player has several different options to go about doing so. The player can ignore Arba entirely, kill him and not claim the bounty, kill him and claim the bounty, or capture him and claim the bounty. This article assumes that Fett captured Arba alive, as doing so gives Fett the maximum reward possible.^[2]

Appearances[]

• Star Wars: Bounty Hunter (First appearance)

Sources[]

• Star Wars: Bounty Hunter: Prima's Official Strategy Guide

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