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Around 9 ABY, an R-series astromech droid served as a mail droid at a New Republic skyscraper on the planet Coruscant. At one point around that year, the droid bumped into a New Republic archival office employee while transporting a caddy of datacards, which the archival worker Penn Pershing then took. Later, the droid delivered another set of datacards to the office of Requisitions Colonel Tuttle, where it deposited it on his desk despite the colonel's protests.

Biography[]

Around 9 ABY,^[5] an astromech droid^[2] worked^[4] as a mail droid^[3] in a skyscraper of the New Republic located on^[4] the Core Worlds planet^[6] Coruscant.^[4] At one point around that year, the droid was transporting a caddy of datacards in an archival office. There, an employee of the office was talking with the Amnesty Program member Penn Pershing, who was archiving records of Galactic Empire technology scheduled for destruction, at the latter's cubicle. The mail droid bumped into the former worker, who was standing in^[7] its^[3] way, and warbled. Pershing then excused himself and took the caddy from the droid—who made more warbling noises—stating that he was falling behind in his work. At that point, the droid moved away from the cubicle.^[7]

Later around that same year,^[5] the droid was present in the office of Colonel Tuttle of Requisitions. While the colonel was working on several caddies of datacards near^[4] his^[3] office's window, the droid approached Tuttle's cluttered desk while carrying another caddy, and the colonel spoke to the droid. The mail droid beeped and moved to deposit the caddy on the desk, only for Tuttle to forbid it, claiming the free area of the desk in question was his "work area." While looking at the colonel, the mail droid nevertheless deposited its caddy on the desk and beeped again, to Tuttle's shocked expression. Furthermore, the droid then pushed at the caddy it had put on the desk and made more noises, to which the colonel changed his face to that of annoyance and shook his head.^[4]

At that point, New Republic Defense Force Captain Carson Teva, who had arrived on Coruscant in order to request authorization and backup for driving off a pirate siege on the Outer Rim Territories planet Nevarro, entered into Tuttle's office, accompanied by Tuttle's assistant, who was attempting to stop the captain from disturbing the colonel with his unscheduled visit. While the mail droid was still present in the office, the assistant apologized to Tuttle for the disturbance. In response, the colonel agreed to see Teva and then pointed to the droid and jerked his finger at the office's door, ordering the droid to "scoot." At that, the mail droid beeped again, and both the assistant and the droid subsequently left Tuttle's office.^[4]

Characteristics[]

The mail droid was an R-series astromech droid manufactured by Industrial Automaton.^[1] It had the head of an R6 astromech,^[8] white-and-yellow-colored plating, and a black photoreceptor. The droid had a penchant for ignoring the convenience of its organic co-workers, directly going against the request of Colonel Tuttle^[4] as well as bumping into an archival office employee standing in its way.^[7]

Equipment[]

The mail droid was outfitted with a tray that could be used for carrying caddies of datacards.^[4]

Behind the scenes[]

The mail droid first appeared in "Chapter 19: The Convert,"^[7] the third episode of the Disney+ television show The Mandalorian's third season. The episode aired on March 15, 2023.^[9] The droid's paint scheme is similar to that of R6-D8,^[10] a droid featured in the 2019 sequel trilogy film, Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker.^[11]

Appearances[]

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• The Mandalorian — "Chapter 19: The Convert" (First appearance)
• The Mandalorian — "Chapter 21: The Pirate"

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