Migs Mayfeld
Mayfeld is a male television character who features in Star Wars.
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Biography
Migs Mayfeld was a male human born a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. By adulthood, he was a citizen of the Galactic Empire and joined the Imperial Army where he specialised as a sharpshooter. During his career with the Empire, Mayfeld served under Imperial officer Valin Hess as a field operative. Mayfeld was present on Burnin Konn during Operation: Cinder. His entire division of five to ten thousand men were killed as part of the Operation. Despite the division being hailed as heroes, Mayfeld wondered if it was good for those who perished along with their families and comrades.
Mayfeld left the Empire and became a mercenary in the employ of the criminal Ranzar Malk.
While Zero piloted the Crest in hyperspace, Mayfeld and the others were seated in the ship's cargo hold. He attempted to break up an altercation between Burg and Djarin, and learned more of Djarin's past from Xi'an. Mayfeld then proceeded to mock Djarin for keeping his face concealed under a helmet. A fight soon broke out between Djarin and Burg after the Devaronian attempted to remove his helmet. Burg accidentally opened a compartment after being knocked back, revealing a child named Grogu inside. Surprised at Grogu's existence, Mayfeld proceeded to ask multiple questions about him and picked him up. Zero suddenly dropped the Crest out of hyperspace, causing Mayfeld to stumble and drop Grogu. After the Crest was docked to the New Republic prison ship, the team entered Bothan-Five and began their search for Qin. Mayfeld led the team around the ship's hallways, before encountering an MSE-6 series repair droid. Despite Mayfeld's objections, Burg shot the droid, alerting a group of N5 sentry droids to their location. The team was initially pinned down, but continued on their mission after Djarin destroyed the droids, with Mayfeld mocking the Mandalorian's efforts. The team entered the control room, only to discover a soldier named Lant Davan at the controls. While a standoff ensued, Mayfeld inspected the ship's controls and learned of the location of Qin's prison cell, before Davan revealed a homing beacon. Tensions grew between Djarin and the team over deciding whether or not to kill Davan. The standoff ended when Xi'an ended the soldier's life, but not before he activated the beacon and signaled a New Republic attack team.
With the team under a strict time limit, they rushed towards Qin's cell. After Qin was freed, Mayfeld and the team proceeded to trap Djarin within the cell and leave him behind. Djarin later escaped the cell by hijacking a security droid. As the team proceeded to make their way back to the Razor Crest, Zero contacted Mayfeld and informed him that Djarin had escaped, before the Mandalorian began closing the doors around them via the control room. Mayfeld and Qin were separated from Burg and Xi'an when a door closed in between them. After Xi'an and Burg left to hunt for Djarin, Qin ordered Mayfeld to get him off the prison ship and leave Burg and his sister behind. The Twi'lek also offered the mercenary triple the amount offered by Malk for eliminating Djarin and completing the mission. While searching for the Mandalorian, Mayfeld eliminated a number of security droids along the way. Standing at an intersection, Mayfeld was falsely alarmed by a mouse droid. Unbeknownst to the mercenary, Djarin, who had defeated Burg and Xi'an prior, approached him from behind and incapacitated him. Mayfeld was then imprisoned in one of the ship's cells alongside Xi'an and Burg. Djarin then proceeded to capture Qin himself and destroyed Zero in the process, earning an arrest warrant from the New Republic. Unknown to Mayfeld and the entire team, their actions aboard Bothan-Five were recorded in the ship's security records. When New Republic pilot Carson Teva later confronted Djarin regarding his actions aboard the prison ship, the captain mentioned Mayfeld, Xi'an, and Burg's statuses as wanted criminals and allowed the Mandalorian to roam free for attempting to protect Davan from the three mercenaries and subsequently capturing them.
Overview
Personality and attributes
In appearance, Mifs Mayfeld was a male human who was bald and had a red hair beard, light skin, and blue eyes.
As the smart-mouthed leader of Malk's crew, he was serious about his work but was also prone to being condescending towards Din Djarin and joking around him, at one point suggesting that Djarin was a Gungan after the Mandalorian did not remove his helmet. Mayfeld also admitted that he did not have the temperament or patience to take care of pets when observing the infant aboard the Razor Crest.
Mayfeld enjoyed mocking others, and had a bullying personality.
After witnessing Operation Cinder, Mayfeld became cynical of any form of galactic leadership, specifically the New Republic, feeling that no matter who was in charge, no politician ever cared for the poor and the disenfranchised. Mayfeld saw the plight of the people of Morak as an example of people being abandoned by the new 'benevolent' government.
Powers and abilities
He was crafty and a quick thinker, cleverly helping Djarin retain his disguise when his companion was questioned by Hess, saying that Djarin had damaged hearing after an incident on Taanab.
Ranzar Malk described Mayfeld as one of the 'best triggermen' he had ever seen; the mercenary eliminated three security droids in quick succession while aboard Bothan-Five. Mayfeld was capable with a variety of weapons. He was able to use Boba Fett's cycler rifle with great accuracy to destroy rhydonium shipments on Morak while standing aboard a boarding ramp of a moving Slave I.
Mayfeld wore a dark shirt and pants along with brown gloves and boots. For weaponry, he carried five blasters, two of them were in his hip holsters, a trio of DT-12 heavy blaster pistols; two of which were in several holsters around his chest and a third in an automated weapon mounting attached to his backpack, allowing him to fire all three weapons at once.
While disguised as a Juggernaut Pilot, Mayfeld wore a grey-green armor with a helmet often worn by Imperial combat assault tank pilots. He also had an SE-14r light repeating blaster.
Notes
- Mayfeld was created by Jon Favreau where he was portrayed by actor Bill Burr where he featured in the Star Wars universe.
Appearances
- The Mandalorian:
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