Jek Porkins was a pilot and trader who abandoned his homeworld when the Empire moved in and developed a new military base there. The burly rebel pilot flew an X-wing at the Battle of Yavin under the call sign Red 6. His X-wing developed a mechanical problem early in the battle, leaving him struggling to maneuver.
Red Seven was the callsign of the seventh member of Red Squadron. There were a number of starfighter squadrons with this name, and several beings went by the name Red Seven. Rebel Alliance pilot Elyhek Rue used the callsign during the Battle of Yavin. Keir Santage flew as Red Seven during the Battle of Endor.
Luke Skywalker flying as Red Five during the Battle of Yavin. At the climax of the Clone Wars, Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker flew an Eta-2 Actis-class interceptor in the Battle of Coruscant under the designation Red Five.
Pedrin Gaul was a human male who flew as a Rebel pilot in the Alliance to Restore the Republic, operating under the callsign Red Five. He was a transport pilot before helping fugitives who were hunted by the Galactic Empire escape from Denon, for which he was branded a traitor of the Empire.
In Rogue One (2016), the original "Red Five" (Pedrin Gaul) was killed when his X-wing was destroyed by TIE fighters during the Battle of Scarif, leaving the callsign to be used by Luke Skywalker during the Battle of Yavin and ultimately destroying the Death Star.
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Red Eight was the callsign given to the eighth member of Red Squadron. Rebel pilot Zal Dinnes flew under the callsign around the time of the Battle of Scarif and during the Battle of Yavin.
Nett and R2-X2 (pictured) flew as Red Ten at the Battle of Yavin. Theron Nett was a human pilot who flew for the Alliance to Restore the Republic during the Galactic Civil War.
Prior to the destruction of the first Death Star, Cesi Eirriss flew a T-65 X-wing starfighter as Red Four for the Rebel Alliance's Red Squadron. After she was killed over Commenor, John D. Branon became her replacement and flew during the pivotal Battle of Yavin in which he lost his life.
His helmet's eyes are a red tinted heads up display so Vader can't actually see in color. Originally Answered: What does Vader's vision actually look like from his helmet? Here is early days Canon Darth Vader. The first time he adjust his armor...
Like the rest of his kin, Maul was subjected, shortly after birth, to an initiation ritual during which he was immersed in a "magic" oily bath, and covered head to toe in black and red tattoos. Later stripped of his black Nightbrother markings, Maul was left solely red-skinned.
Luke Skywalker's best friend from Tatooine, Biggs Darklighter flew as Red 3 at the Battle of Yavin. He was gunned down by Darth Vader as Luke neared the end of his race down the Death Star trench.
Nozzo Naytaan was a human male Rebel pilot and lieutenant who served in the Galactic Civil War. A member of Red Squadron, he flew in the Battle of Scarif with the callsign of Red Nine.
This visual aspect of Rogue's appearance has been consistently portrayed in every adaptation of the character, however, in the 2000 X-Men live action film, Rogue is shown to initially have all brown hair, developing the permanent white streak after being forced to absorb a significant amount of power from Magneto.
Rogue's origin remains one of the interesting aspects of her character. Her birth parents, Owen and Priscilla, abandoned their daughter at an early age. Mystique and Destiny found her, and Rogue joined an extremely robust foster family tree that connected her to the X-Men and the team's deadliest foes.
Rogue Three was the callsign used by certain fighter pilots of Rogue Squadron. The pilots who have used the callsign include: Rus Kal Kin (0 ABY) Wedge Antilles (3 ABY)
Jek Porkins was a pilot and trader who abandoned his homeworld when the Empire moved in and developed a new military base there. The burly rebel pilot flew an X-wing at the Battle of Yavin under the call sign Red 6.
According to the Visual Dictionary, Rey's salvaged helmet once belonged to Captain Dosmit Raeh, who was an X-Wing pilot of the Tierfon Yellow Aces. She found that helmet while scavenging the remains from the Battle of Jakku.
But that itself ended up not being the final revelation, as Rey was firmly connected as Emperor Palpatine's granddaughter (yes, the Emperor Palpatine) in The Rise of Skywalker. The culmination of that movie saw her reject that family and legacy, choosing instead to carry on the mantle of the Skywalker name.
A Rebel X-wing pilot used the callsign of Red Twelve during the Galactic Civil War and served under Garven Dreis in Red Squadron. During the Battle of Scarif, he flew bravely, leading three of his wingmen on the first attack run on the Scarif Shield Gate.
Gold Five was the call sign used by Davish "Pops" Krail when he flew with Gold Squadron during the Battle of Yavin. Though a highly-experienced veteran pilot, Pops was no match for Darth Vader, and was killed by the Sith Lord along with Tiree and Gold Leader Dutch Vander in the assault against the first Death Star.
