Of course, he became quite cowardly towards the end, running and hiding while the droids carried out his orders.
Darth Sidious™ and Count Dooku™ pulled the strings, but Grievous was often out on the field with the robots fighting against the Jedi. Not only that, he also led the entire battle droid army of the Separatists. But he comes closer to a droid than any other organic character in Star Wars, including Darth Vader. He is, after all, a cyborg, not fully mechanical like the other entries. Some would say that, technically, General Grievous™ shouldn’t be included on a list of deadliest droids. Not only was he a droid that fought for an honorable (though reprogrammed) reason, he also sacrificed his own “life” for his comrades. After being trapped in a tunnel by enemy forces, 11 walked to the other side and engaged his self-destruct function, killing the troopers and giving the heroes a way out. Technically speaking, he wasn’t alive, so Djarin didn’t break his code.Īlthough he wasn’t flesh and blood, IG-11 certainly seemed to have heart. Because of this, 11 became the only being to see Djarin’s true face for years. While the rest of heroes escaped, 11 stayed behind with Djarin to treat his injuries. When he reached Djarin and his friends at a cantina, the team engaged in a valiant last stand. He was especially dangerous on a speeder bike, as shown when he obliterated a platoon of Stormtroopers™ after rescuing Grogu. He was also eventually programmed with an antithetical function - to “nurse and protect.” From then on, he was Djarin’s ally, and soon became Grogu’s fierce protector.įeaturing the same capabilities as IG-88 (and a few upgrades, like a bacta spray™ and a plasma cutter), 11 was deadly to anyone who might try to harm Grogu or his friends.
The droid was later reprogrammed by Kuiil™, an Ugnaught™ who needed someone to work for his vapor farm. The droid decided to kill him, but Din Djarin™ felt compassion for the young Force wielder and took out 11 with a blaster. IG-11 was sent to collect Grogu™ on Arvala-7™. However, unlike 88, 11 eventually became one of the good guys. He was the same type of droid as IG-88B and, sure enough, was a bounty hunter as well. Also featured in The Mandalorian, IG-11 was a blast from the past for fans of the original trilogy.
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