Sebulba

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Star Wars character
Sebulba
Sebulba
Sebulba, the reckless podracing champion.
Position Podracer pilot
Homeworld Malastare
Species Dug
Gender Male
Height 1.12 meters
Affiliation Galactic Podracing Circuit
Portrayed by Lewis MacLeod

Sebulba is a fictional character from the Star Wars universe. He was a completely CGI character, and was voiced by Lewis MacLeod.

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Sebulba was a former slave who had bought his freedom with his incredible skills at piloting a high-speed podracer. Before long, Sebulba became the star racer of the Galactic Podracing Circuit, based not only on his formidable racing skills but also his penchant for violence. Many fellow podracers were killed or injured by Sebulba's reckless steering or out-and-out cheating, but Sebulba was far too popular to the public eye to be blamed or penalized.

Sebulba was a Dug from the city of Pixelito on the planet Malastare. As with most stereotypical Dugs, Sebulba was belligerent, aggressive, and constantly felt the need to prove his superiority over anybody else. Despite their camel-like facial structures, Dugs are arboreal, and can use all four of their limbs equally. Sebulba preferred supporting his weight with his arms and performing fine tasks (like piloting his podracer) with his legs.

Sebulba spent his earnings on a decadent lifestyle enjoyed by very few Dugs. His prize possessions were a pair of twin Twi'lek sisters who were skilled masseusses. Sebulba also had his hands in several slaving rings for Gardulla the Hutt, possibly as retribution for his own miserable experiences as a slave.

In 32 BBY, Sebulba was the favorite in odds to win the Boonta Eve Classic. However, he was overtaken by local slave boy Anakin Skywalker, and his famous podracer was destroyed in a crash. It was a temporary blow to Sebulba's reputation and ego, but Sebulba recovered quickly: purchasing Anakin's podracer, he showed up his rivals at a race on his home planet of Malastare the following season. Sebulba went on to win many more races with his brutal competitive edge.

Sebulba perished in a crash shortly before the Galactic Empire outlawed podracing.

Around the time of the Battle of Endor, a Dug named Pugwis was seen on several underground racing circuits who claimed to be Sebulba's grandson (not unlikely, considering the fact that Sebulba often used his fame for cheap dalliances with Dug females.) While Pugwis was just as violent as his grandfather, he was not nearly as skilled a racer.

Sebulba first appeared in the movie Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. He has found fame for his roles in a number of Podracing video games. There is also a small cameo of a Dug in a speeder screaming at Anakin Skywalker as he was racing through the streets of Coruscant in Attack of the Clones. This is definitely an homage to Sebulba from The Phantom Menace, as they both curse at him in the same manner. However, this Dug is a totally separate character.


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