R5-D4, also referred to as R5 (Arfive) and called "Red" by Luke Skywalker, was a red and white-striped R5 astromech droid owned by a group of Jawas on Tatooine in the early days of the Galactic Civil War. Shortly before the Battle of Yavin, the Jawas attempted to …

The R5-series astromech droid, also known as the R2-5, was a line of low-cost astromech droids built by Industrial Automaton. Based upon the success of prior astromech models, such as the wildly popular R2-series, Industrial Automaton intended the R5-series to …

r5-d4 A red astromech droid, R5-D4 thought he'd found a home when the Jawas sold him to Owen Lars, along with the protocol droid C-3PO. But R5's motivator blew as he rolled away from the sandcrawler, forcing the Jawas to take him back in exchange for R2-D2.

2023年3月11日 · R5-D4 shares his origins with plenty of other droids, a product of one of the leading droid manufacturers in the galaxy, Industrial Automaton. Best known for their versatile R2-series, the...

2023年3月8日 · And with his recent introduction in episode 2 of The Mandalorian season 3, R5-D4 is on his way to internet superstardom! But many viewers are questioning why the handsome little droid looks so...

The R5-series astromech droid was a line of low-cost astromech droids built by Industrial Automaton. Based upon the success of prior astromech models, such as the wildly popular R2-series, Industrial Automaton intended the R5-series to …

The R5 comes equipped with many of the standard features found in the R2-Series Astromech Droid, including a Heavy Grasper Arm with a 25 kg lifting capacity and a Fine Manipulator Arm with an accuracy rating of less than 1 micrometer.

2023年3月13日 · R5-D4 is a white and red astromech droid that first appeared in A New Hope in 1977. The droid first appears aboard the Jawa sandcrawler, shortly after R2-D2 is captured. When the Jawas arrive at the Lars homestead, they sell the droid to Luke Skywalker’s uncle, Owen Lars. Luke calls out to the droid, asking it to follow him.

2023年3月8日 · A non-canon comic that was part of Tales of the Jedi #1, which came out in 1999, portrayed R5-D4 as a Force-sensitive droid. The comedic story reframed the encounter between R5 — known in the...

The R5 series astromech droid,[6] also known as the R5 line[7] was a model of R-series astromech droid[2] manufactured by Industrial Automaton.[1] Cut-price versions of superior R2 units,[3] they were low cost, but prone to malfunctions,[8] defects, and bad attitudes.[3]