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Three years later, she was aboard Dryden's mobile headquarters on the ''First Light'' that had landed on '''Vandor'''. Vos held a party in this time when he was met by his old associate [[Tobias Beckett]] who was a noted smuggler. The man had been on a job to steal coaxium for the Crimson Dawn but failed on the mission. Qi'ra came to be shocked to find Han working for Beckett with the two being reunited after all this time. Han had said that he had been working this job in the hope of earning enough credits to free Qi'ra where she came to reveal how Dryden had rescued her on Corellia. However, Vos was displeased at the mission's failure and was prepared to kill Beckett along with his crew though Han suggested that they could steal coaxium from another source. Qi'ra then jumped in with the suggestion of taking unrefined coaxium from [[Kessel]] though the problem was finding a refinery to process it before it went volatile. She knew of [[Lando Calrissian]]'s ship the ''[[Millennium Falcon]]'' but that they lacked a pilot capable of performing the necessary transport with Han volunteering himself for the task. As such, Dryden Vos agreed to spare Beckett, Han and [[Chewbacca]]'s lives if they succeeded in their task but warned them of the consequences of failure. For this mission, Qi'ra accompanied the crew in order to ensure that they succeeded in their task. | Three years later, she was aboard Dryden's mobile headquarters on the ''First Light'' that had landed on '''Vandor'''. Vos held a party in this time when he was met by his old associate [[Tobias Beckett]] who was a noted smuggler. The man had been on a job to steal coaxium for the Crimson Dawn but failed on the mission. Qi'ra came to be shocked to find Han working for Beckett with the two being reunited after all this time. Han had said that he had been working this job in the hope of earning enough credits to free Qi'ra where she came to reveal how Dryden had rescued her on Corellia. However, Vos was displeased at the mission's failure and was prepared to kill Beckett along with his crew though Han suggested that they could steal coaxium from another source. Qi'ra then jumped in with the suggestion of taking unrefined coaxium from [[Kessel]] though the problem was finding a refinery to process it before it went volatile. She knew of [[Lando Calrissian]]'s ship the ''[[Millennium Falcon]]'' but that they lacked a pilot capable of performing the necessary transport with Han volunteering himself for the task. As such, Dryden Vos agreed to spare Beckett, Han and [[Chewbacca]]'s lives if they succeeded in their task but warned them of the consequences of failure. For this mission, Qi'ra accompanied the crew in order to ensure that they succeeded in their task. | ||
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+ | The theft was ultimately a success but Han and Qi'ra become sympathetic to the cause of the rebels who are trying to prevent the syndicates and the Galactic Empire from gaining greater domination over the galaxy. They attempt to trick Vos, but the double-crossing Beckett has already alerted the crime lord to their plan. Caught aiding Han, Qi'ra tells Dryden she will prove her loyalty to him by sacrificing something she loves, and advances on Han. She betrays and kills Vos instead, and sends Han after Beckett. Once alone, Qi'ra contacts Vos's superior, Maul, to inform him of the mission's failure and claim Vos's position within the syndicate; she blames the death of Vos on Beckett. Qi'ra then abandons Han and leaves for Dathomir to meet with Maul as he commands her. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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She came to be trained in the martial arts '''Teräs Käsi''' by Dryden Vos. | She came to be trained in the martial arts '''Teräs Käsi''' by Dryden Vos. | ||
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+ | It was shown that she personally made use of a '''Monlitzer S-195 blaster pistol''' that was a lightweight double-barreled weapon with a hinged assembly that allowed for quick loading of reactant gas capsules or power plugs. | ||
Upon joining '''Crimson Dawn''', she came to rise to the position of Lieutenant to its leader. This was until his death whereupon she took over leadership of the crime syndicate. | Upon joining '''Crimson Dawn''', she came to rise to the position of Lieutenant to its leader. This was until his death whereupon she took over leadership of the crime syndicate. | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Qi'ra was created by Jonathan Kasdan and Lawrence Kasdan where she was portrayed by actor Emilia Clarke where she featured in the setting of the Star Wars universe. | *Qi'ra was created by Jonathan Kasdan and Lawrence Kasdan where she was portrayed by actor Emilia Clarke where she featured in the setting of the Star Wars universe. | ||
+ | *In Entertainment Weekly (2018), Clarke would say in an [http://ew.com/movies/2018/02/08/emilia-clarke-solo-a-star-wars-story/ interview] about the character, ''"The beautiful thing about this Han Solo story is it's highlighting all of the most brilliant aspects of Han Solo the character and characterizing those aspects in characters that he meets on his journey to becoming who he is...You are seeing all of these different elements that make up who he is through the people and the interactions and the relationships just as we all do as human beings. We are simply the embodiment of our experiences...You see the beginnings of him, this loveable rogue. You get it fine-tuned throughout these relationships, and Qi'ra is one of those relationships that has an impact on him as a character...The goal is that the shadow of Qi'ra is there in Han as a character that we know. This girl is another texture that makes up who he is when we first meet him."'' | ||
==In other media== | ==In other media== | ||
+ | ===Television=== | ||
+ | *In Star Wars Forces of Destiny, Qi'ra appeared in the setting of the 2D animated web series in the episode "Triplecross" where she was voiced by actress Olivia Hack. | ||
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+ | ===Video games=== | ||
+ | *In Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, Qi'ra appeared as a playable character in the setting of the mobile RPG video game. | ||
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===Comics=== | ===Comics=== | ||
*In Star Wars, Qi'ra featured in the stories published by Marvel Comics where she debuted in the crossover event "War of the Bounty Hunters". | *In Star Wars, Qi'ra featured in the stories published by Marvel Comics where she debuted in the crossover event "War of the Bounty Hunters". | ||
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[[Category:Female characters]] | [[Category:Female characters]] | ||
[[Category:Film Characters]] | [[Category:Film Characters]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Martial Artists]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Female Martial Artists]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Film Martial Artists]] | ||
[[Category:Thieves]] | [[Category:Thieves]] | ||
[[Category:Criminals]] | [[Category:Criminals]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Crime Bosses]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Lieuteanants]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Female Lieutenants]] | ||
[[Category:Commanders]] | [[Category:Commanders]] | ||
[[Category:War Veterans]] | [[Category:War Veterans]] |
Revision as of 14:34, 2 May 2022
Qi'ra is a female film character who features in Star Wars.
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Biography
Qi'ra was a female human who was born a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. She was noted to had grown up to be an orphaned street thief that lived on the shipbuilding world of Corellia. During this time, she came to meet Han were the pair became lovers where they sought a better life for themselves. In these years, she came to operate as a member of the White Worms who were headed by a crime lord named Lady Proxima. At one point, Han and Qi'ra were sent on a job to seal some valuable coaxium that was a potent fuel source. Secretly, they kept the coaxium for themselves as they intended to use it to bribe their way off-world and had to escape Lady Proxima's henchmen. They managed to reach the spaceport but Qi'ra was apprehended by the criminal gang before she could escape alongside Han. Before being taken away, she urged him to go on without her where he came to vow to return for her. Qi'ra remained on Corellia for sometime until she attracted the attention of the powerful crime lord Dryden Vos of the Crimson Dawn syndicate. He decided to purchase her and took her on where he began to train her to be a member of his organization. In this time, she came to be trained in Teräs Käsi by Vos and rose to the position of Lieutenant in the syndicate.
Three years later, she was aboard Dryden's mobile headquarters on the First Light that had landed on Vandor. Vos held a party in this time when he was met by his old associate Tobias Beckett who was a noted smuggler. The man had been on a job to steal coaxium for the Crimson Dawn but failed on the mission. Qi'ra came to be shocked to find Han working for Beckett with the two being reunited after all this time. Han had said that he had been working this job in the hope of earning enough credits to free Qi'ra where she came to reveal how Dryden had rescued her on Corellia. However, Vos was displeased at the mission's failure and was prepared to kill Beckett along with his crew though Han suggested that they could steal coaxium from another source. Qi'ra then jumped in with the suggestion of taking unrefined coaxium from Kessel though the problem was finding a refinery to process it before it went volatile. She knew of Lando Calrissian's ship the Millennium Falcon but that they lacked a pilot capable of performing the necessary transport with Han volunteering himself for the task. As such, Dryden Vos agreed to spare Beckett, Han and Chewbacca's lives if they succeeded in their task but warned them of the consequences of failure. For this mission, Qi'ra accompanied the crew in order to ensure that they succeeded in their task.
The theft was ultimately a success but Han and Qi'ra become sympathetic to the cause of the rebels who are trying to prevent the syndicates and the Galactic Empire from gaining greater domination over the galaxy. They attempt to trick Vos, but the double-crossing Beckett has already alerted the crime lord to their plan. Caught aiding Han, Qi'ra tells Dryden she will prove her loyalty to him by sacrificing something she loves, and advances on Han. She betrays and kills Vos instead, and sends Han after Beckett. Once alone, Qi'ra contacts Vos's superior, Maul, to inform him of the mission's failure and claim Vos's position within the syndicate; she blames the death of Vos on Beckett. Qi'ra then abandons Han and leaves for Dathomir to meet with Maul as he commands her.
Overview
Personality and attributes
According to her, everyone came to serve somebody else with this being the way of the galaxy.
Powers and abilities
She came to be trained in the martial arts Teräs Käsi by Dryden Vos.
It was shown that she personally made use of a Monlitzer S-195 blaster pistol that was a lightweight double-barreled weapon with a hinged assembly that allowed for quick loading of reactant gas capsules or power plugs.
Upon joining Crimson Dawn, she came to rise to the position of Lieutenant to its leader. This was until his death whereupon she took over leadership of the crime syndicate.
Notes
- Qi'ra was created by Jonathan Kasdan and Lawrence Kasdan where she was portrayed by actor Emilia Clarke where she featured in the setting of the Star Wars universe.
- In Entertainment Weekly (2018), Clarke would say in an interview about the character, "The beautiful thing about this Han Solo story is it's highlighting all of the most brilliant aspects of Han Solo the character and characterizing those aspects in characters that he meets on his journey to becoming who he is...You are seeing all of these different elements that make up who he is through the people and the interactions and the relationships just as we all do as human beings. We are simply the embodiment of our experiences...You see the beginnings of him, this loveable rogue. You get it fine-tuned throughout these relationships, and Qi'ra is one of those relationships that has an impact on him as a character...The goal is that the shadow of Qi'ra is there in Han as a character that we know. This girl is another texture that makes up who he is when we first meet him."
In other media
Television
- In Star Wars Forces of Destiny, Qi'ra appeared in the setting of the 2D animated web series in the episode "Triplecross" where she was voiced by actress Olivia Hack.
Video games
- In Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, Qi'ra appeared as a playable character in the setting of the mobile RPG video game.
Comics
- In Star Wars, Qi'ra featured in the stories published by Marvel Comics where she debuted in the crossover event "War of the Bounty Hunters".
Appearances
- Solo: A Star Wars Story: (2018)
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