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'''R2-A6'''<ref name="DI3.0">''[[Disney Infinity 3.0]]''</ref> was an [[R2 series astromech droid]]<ref name="USW" /> of the [[R-series]]<ref name="AEYNTK" /> produced by [[Industrial Automaton]].<ref name="USW" /> During the [[Invasion of Naboo|invasion]] of the [[planet]] [[Naboo]] by the [[Trade Federation]], it served as the personal [[Astromech droid|astromech unit]] of [[Ric Olié]], a [[pilot]] that served in the [[Bravo Flight]] group of the [[Naboo Royal Space Fighter Corps]]; a wing of the [[Royal Naboo Security Forces]] whose job it was to protect the [[Monarch of Naboo]]. While Olié left Naboo to accompany [[Queen]] [[Padmé Amidala]] to the [[The galaxy|galactic]] [[capital]] [[Coruscant]], R2-A6 remained behind in the [[Theed Royal Palace]]'s [[Theed Hangar|hangar]] docked into an [[N-1 starfighter]]. When Olié returned as part of an effort to [[Battle of Naboo|liberate]] Naboo, he boarded the [[starfighter]] carrying R2-A6 and launched out of the palace, joining his [[squad]]mates in attacking the [[Lucrehulk-class LH-3210 cargo freighter|''Lucrehulk''-class LH-3210 cargo freighter]] ''[[Saak'ak]]''. The [[freighter]] was eventually destroyed by the young pilot [[Anakin Skywalker]] and the Trade Federation were successfully driven off Naboo.<ref name="TPM" /> R2-A6 was still active following the [[Battle of Endor]], and joined the crew of a young [[The Smuggler|smuggler]] within the [[Anoat sector]] following the [[Iron Blockade|blockading]] of the [[sector]] by the [[Galactic Empire]]. R2-A6 was a fearless and bold droid, and was capable of operating many systems including defense grids, [[starship]] systems or communication systems.<ref name="SWU">''[[Star Wars: Uprising]]''</ref> It had [[Color|green]] and white paneling .<ref name="TPM" />


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==Behind the scenes==
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R2-A6 first appeared in the film [[Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace|''Star Wars'': Episode I ''The Phantom Menace'']], which was released in [[1999]] and did not name the [[droid]].<ref name="TPM" /> It was then named when it received its own action figure in the [[Star Wars Legends|''Star Wars'' Legends]] ''[[Star Wars: Episode I (toy line)|Star Wars: Episode I]]'' toy line made by [[Hasbro Inc.]] later that year.<ref name="Toy">{{HasbroCite|set=Star Wars: Episode I (toy line)||text=''Star Wars: Episode I - 12" Action Collection''|pack=R2-A6|link=episodeI12-r2a6.asp}}</ref> The designation was then confirmed to be [[canon]] when it appeared in the "Twilight of the Republic" toy box in the [[video game]] ''[[Disney Infinity 3.0]]'' in [[2015]].<ref name="DI3.0" />  Despite the game being non-[[canon]], [[Lucasfilm Story Group]] member [[Pablo Hidalgo]] confirmed on [[Wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]] that the names provided by the game were considered canon.<ref name="Twitter">{{Twitter|pablohidalgo|status/749616406245699584|[[Pablo Hidalgo]]|quote=@LelalMekha Yeah, same with Infinity.|image=File:Pablo lego character name confirmation.png}}</ref> R2-A6 later appeared in the mobile game [[Star Wars: Uprising]].<ref name="SWU" />
| model = R2 series
| manufacturer = Industrial Automaton
| source = [[Droids in Movies|Movie]]
| affiliation = Royal Naboo Security Forces
| domepcolor = Aluminum
| dome2color = Dark Green
| bodypcolor = Aluminum
| body2color = Dark Green
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==Appearances==
==General==
*[[Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace|''Star Wars'': Episode I ''The Phantom Menace'']] {{1st}}
R2-A6 first appeared in the film Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace, which was released in 1999 and did not name the droid. It was then named when it received its own action figure in the Star Wars Legends Star Wars: Episode I toy line made by Hasbro Inc. later that year.<ref name="Toy">{{HasbroCite|set=Star Wars: Episode I (toy line)||text=''Star Wars: Episode I - 12" Action Collection''|pack=R2-A6|link=episodeI12-r2a6.asp}}</ref> The designation was then confirmed to be canon when it appeared in the "Twilight of the Republic" toy box in the video game ''Disney Infinity 3.0'' in 2015.  Despite the game being non-canon, Lucasfilm Story Group member Pablo Hidalgo confirmed on Twitter that the names provided by the game were considered canon.<ref name="Twitter">{{Twitter|pablohidalgo|status/749616406245699584|[[Pablo Hidalgo]]|quote=@LelalMekha Yeah, same with Infinity.|image=File:Pablo lego character name confirmation.png}}</ref> R2-A6 later appeared in the mobile game Star Wars: Uprising.
*''[[Star Wars: Uprising]]''


===Non-canon appearances===
== Notes ==
*''[[Disney Infinity 3.0]]'' {{1stID|R2-A6}}
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==Notes and references==
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Revision as of 03:35, 13 August 2018

R2-A6
File:R2A6.jpg
Model: R2 series
Manufacturer: Industrial Automaton
Source Material: Movie
Affiliation: Royal Naboo Security Forces
Dome Color
Primary: Aluminum
Secondary: Dark Green
Body Color
Primary: Aluminum
Secondary: Dark Green
Leg Color
Primary: Aluminum
Secondary: Dark Green




General

R2-A6 first appeared in the film Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace, which was released in 1999 and did not name the droid. It was then named when it received its own action figure in the Star Wars Legends Star Wars: Episode I toy line made by Hasbro Inc. later that year.[1] The designation was then confirmed to be canon when it appeared in the "Twilight of the Republic" toy box in the video game Disney Infinity 3.0 in 2015. Despite the game being non-canon, Lucasfilm Story Group member Pablo Hidalgo confirmed on Twitter that the names provided by the game were considered canon.[2] R2-A6 later appeared in the mobile game Star Wars: Uprising.

Notes

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References

  1. ↑ HasbroInverted.png Star Wars: Episode I (toy line) (Pack: R2-A6)
  2. ↑ TwitterLogo.svg @pablohidalgo (Pablo Hidalgo) on Twitter "@LelalMekha Yeah, same with Infinity." (screenshot)
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