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ASPlabordroid-NEGTD

ASP-series labor droid

Production information

Model

ASP-series[1]

Cost

Around 1,000credits[1]

Technical specifications

Height

A little over ameter and a half[1]

Chronological and political information

TheASP-series labor droid, also known as theASP general-purpose droid or simply theASP droid, was a series oflabor droids manufactured byIndustrial Automaton and used to perform manual tasks throughoutthe galaxy. There were 20 different models of ASPdroid available from the outset, including theASP-2,ASP-7, andASP-19.

An ASP droid known asK0-5D was extensively modified forgladitorial combat.

History[]

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K0-SD was modified to serve as a gladiator droid.

Manufactured byIndustrial Automaton, for a great manyyears the ASP general-purpose droid was a popular choice for many first-time droid buyers. This was thanks to its relatively low price point of only around a thousandcredits, as well as featuring a simple structure that offered the real possibility of being able to tinker with the droid. In spite of their shortcomings, ASPs were both popular and successful, ultimately spawning almost as many home-grown variants as they had owners.[1]ASP-7B7 was a durable ASP unit active inthe galaxy.[7]

During theClone Wars, ASPs were employed as support droids by theSeparatist Droid Army to perform heavy labor and tasks thatB1-series battle droids andB2-series super battle droids were too valuable or fragile to waste on.[1]

During theImperial Era, one ASP unit—who was manufactured under the designation Ayesspee-Nine, but took on the nameSymon after becoming self-aware—found theneural core ofAjax Sigma, a droid revolutionary from theHigh Republic Era. After Ajax's reconstruction, however, Symon became enraged that Sigma suggested theSecond Revelation turn away from violence, as the revolutionary had seen the droids gathered together in his name were a community of their own. While Ajax was nervous that Symon would give into his rage and convince others of their group to join him,[6] Sigma was successful in turning the group into a droid church, although he was forced to again take up arms when theScourge made itself known.[8]

Behind the scenes[]

The ASP-series labor droid first appeared inStar Wars: Shadows of the Empire, a1996Star Wars Legends multimedia project.[9] The model becamecanon when it appeared in the1997special edition re-release of the1977 filmStar Wars: Episode IVA New Hope.[10] It was first identified as the ASP-series labor droid inKnights of Fate, a2018 sourcebook for theStar Wars: Force and Destinyroleplaying game.[11]

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