Their two most defining traits seem to be the fact that they could hold their breath for a long time, and that they were commonly seen serving a bailiffs within Imperial Courts. What a weird combination?

On the surface they are your average one-off species, and that’s how they will probably go down in history, but is there the slightest chance they could be harboring a darker secret? Read and find out!

One of the few six-armed species found in the Star Wars galaxy, the Eirraucs were adamantly pacifistic and notoriously vulnerable, an unfortunate trait that the Empire took full advantage of.

Due to their limited appearance, the Horians are one of the lesser known species to grace Star Wars Canon, but have nonetheless left their mark with an overall unique design.

Unique features the Aganof possess include heat-dampening body flaps, mushroom-like olfactory stalks, jagged head-claws, the capacity for hermaphroditic reproduction, and a pension for long bouts of philosophical contemplation.

A regal species bearing a few unique traits, including rather sensitive tastebuds on their hands, they are more than just your average blue humanoid.

Cannibals, hunters, conquerors, war mongers, and the future rulers of the galaxy, all titles the Ezaraa sport with an unmatched, xenophobic pride.

The classic Omwati were a rather bird-like humanoid species renowned for their flutey voices, exquisite artwork, and nearly unparalleled intelligence.

The choice of hairstyle may leave something to be desired, but the Heptooinians definitely stand out among the wide variety of sentient aliens frequenting Cantonica’s “Canto Bight.”

Alongside their Saurian brethren the Krex, Daichyura hold the honor of being one of the last species officially introduced into Star Wars Legends.