- "Hey! Don't touch my ship, nerko!"
- ―Hype Fazon
"Nerko" was an insult. In 32 ABY, the half-human, half-Mirialan hybrid Maize Raynshi used the insult towards the Force-sensitive human Karr Nuq Sin. Later, in 34 ABY, the Aleena Grevel antagonized the human Kazuda Xiono into a game of holo-darts with the insult. The Rodian Hype Fazon shouted the insult at some First Order stormtroopers, grounding his starfighter, the Green Ace. The human Torra Doza also referred to a group of troopers as "nerko."
Description[]
- "Is he a Jedi?"
"No, you nerko. He works for the First Order." - ―Karr Nuq Sin and Maize Raynshi
"Nerko" was an insult.[3]
History[]
- "Ah! 500 says I crush you, Nerko!"
- ―Grevel, to Kazuda Xiono
Grevel calls Kazuda Xiono a "nerko."
In 32 ABY,[4] while on the planet Merokia, the Force-sensitive human Karr Nuq Sin asked the half-human, half-Mirialan hybrid Maize Raynshi—who did not believe in the Jedi—if her father was a Jedi. In response, Raynshi called Sin a "nerko" and stated her father worked with the First Order.[2] In 34 ABY,[5] on[3] the planet[6] Castilon, the Aleena Grevel called the human Kazuda Xiono a "nerko" to antagonize him and goad him into a game of holo-darts.[3] Later that year,[5] as the First Order began occupying the Colossus refueling station, the Rodian racer Hype Fazon objected to a stormtrooper locking down his racing starfighter,[1] the Green Ace,[6] by referring to the trooper as a "nerko."[1] That same year,[5] after the Colossus was further submerged, the human Torra Doza coordinated with mechanic Neeku Vozo to flush First Order troopers out of the Colossus's corridors and into the waters of the planet Castilon. She lured a trio of troopers into position by provoking them with various insults that included "nerko," allowing Vozo to flush them into the ocean.[7]
Behind the scenes[]
"Nerko" first appeared in part one of the two-part episode "The Recruit,"[3] the first episode of the first season of the animated television series Star Wars Resistance, which aired on October 7, 2018.[8]
Appearances[]
- Force Collector
- Force Collector audiobook
Star Wars Resistance — "The Recruit" (First appearance)- The New Spy
"The Recruit - Part 1" — Star Wars Resistance Animation 1- Star Wars Resistance — "The Disappeared"
- Star Wars Resistance — "No Escape: Part 2"
Notes and references[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Star Wars Resistance — "The Disappeared"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Force Collector
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Star Wars Resistance — "The Recruit"
- ↑ Star Wars: Timelines dates the events of Force Collector to 32 ABY.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Star Wars: Timelines places the events of Star Wars Resistance Season One in 34 ABY. As episodes in Season One, "The Recruit," "The Disappeared," and "No Escape: Part 2" can be dated to that year.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance — "No Escape: Part 2"
- ↑ Star Wars Resistance on Walt Disney Television (content now obsolete; archived from the original on February 29, 2020)