Agile, battle droid-sized versions, known as octuptarra combat tri-droids, stood 3.6 meters in height and featured a highly-mobile chassis. Octuptarra tri-droids were produced in a number of different sizes during the Clone Wars. Īn octuptarra combat tri-droid on Utapau. In addition, they were also slow-moving and vulnerable to tripping. However, its three-legged design was its primary weakness, as if one was damaged, the entire droid would topple over. They had three triple-jointed, hydraulic limbs that allowed them to scale steep surfaces. They had an omnidirectional field of fire, with typical octuptarra tri-droids being armed with three rotating laser cannons placed equidistant below its photoreceptors and around its central stalk, which could spin around and lock onto targets from any side in an instant. Three red photoreceptors allowed them to look in every direction at once, leaving them with virtually no blind spots and making them almost impossible for enemy troopers to attack by surprise from behind. Their large heads contained their cognitive modules and sensor suite. The larger and more dangerous counterpart of the DSD1 dwarf spider droid, the octuptarra tri- droid, also known simply as the octuptarra droid or tri-droid, was a model of fourth class battle droid walker. A few battle droids and an octuptarra." ―Mace Windu Are you looking to add yet another “Star Wars” shirt to your wardrobe? Let us know in the comments below!įor more Disneyland Resort news and info, follow Disneyland News Today on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram." Patrol squadron. at Disney California Adventure, and we’re sure to see them around the rest of the resort in no time. This white shirt features a retro “Star Wars” logo as well, with designs of R2-D2, C-3P0, and BB-8 as if they were sewn-on patches.Īll five of these apparel items are on sale now at Elias and Co. “Star Wars” Retro-Style Droid Youth T-Shirt – $24.99
There’s also a retro “Star Wars” logo with Roman numerals representing each of the saga’s nine films. This shirt features art of a battle between the Empire and the Rebel Alliance, with Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader engaged in a lightsaber battle and flanked by Stormtroopers on the right and R2-D2, C-3P0, and Yoda on the left. A retro “Star Wars” logo is in the bottom right corner.
This white shirt is overlaid with what amounts to a word cloud with quotes from the different “Star Wars” films. This hooded sweatshirt features art of an X-Wing along with its model number and in-universe manufacturer, almost as if a nod to a fictional advertisement.
The shirt features Boba Fett in a neon color palette with “bounty hunter” written in Aurebesh. We spotted five new arrivals, each featuring their own unique styles and characters. Like death, taxes, and Thanos, new “Star Wars” merchandise coming to the Disneyland Resort seems to be eternally inevitable.
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