Can't do honest business anymore without ending up with a Rodian bounty hunter on your tail. ―A Kaldana Syndicate pirate, to Han, Qi'ra , and Tsuulo [ 13 ] Rodians were reptilian humanoids native to the planet Rodia .

Rodians are a reptilian species with antennae, green and scaled skin, large round pupil-less eyes, and snouts.

2016年7月29日 · But their flashy, mint green jumpsuits almost needed some extra armholes. The head of the Rodian originally fit the body of a four-armed creature named the “Plutonian,” and later known as the “Morseerian.” You may remember this guy hanging out at the bar of Mos Eisley but you might have just thought his name was "gas mask face." 2.

The Rodians were green-skinned humanoids from the planet Rodia. They possessed distinctive faces; large, round, multifaceted eyes, tapir-like snouts, and a pair of saucer-shaped antennae on their heads, which served to detect vibrations. Rodian skin normally had a rough, pebbly texture, except on their hands and snouts.

Rodia was a remote and swampy jungle planet. It was the homeworld of the Rodian species.[6] Cities on Rodia were encased with domed environmental shields that allowed entry and exit for vehicles...

Their densely packed jungle homeworld is ill-suited for agriculture, requiring rodians to compete with vicious predators for most of their food, some of which can wipe out entire rodian villages. As the rodians developed cunning hunting tactics to survive, the hunt became central to their culture.

The Rodian hand featured five long, dexterous fingers with suction cups at the ends. The pads helped them cope with the variety of conditions associated with living in a swamp, and could be used to help them climb aquatic vegetation.

As Rodian society developed and their technology improved, the leader of the most powerful clan, the Soammei clan, eventually proclaimed himself Inta'si'rin'na, or Grand Protector of the Rodians. Through the rest of Rodian history, the title of Grand Protector shifted from clan to clan as loyalties and power shifted.

During the Clone Wars, Rodia's space vessels were attacked by pirates, leaving the Rodian people impoverished and starving for offworld food. Farr, distressed by his people's suffering, appealed to the Republic for aide, but received none.

Rodian culture was obsessed with violence and death, due to behaviors and practices that were ingrained since their earliest ancestry. Their densely packed jungle homeworld was ill-suited for agriculture, requiring Rodians to compete with vicious predators for most of their food.