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Mr Bones

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Mr. Bones is a notable character from the Star Wars Expanded Universe, specifically featured in the "Aftermath" trilogy written by Chuck Wendig. Officially designated as B1-CC14, Mr. Bones is a modified B1 battle droid that first appears in "Star Wars: Aftermath." The droid is constructed and programmed by Temmin "Snap" Wexley, who salvages old Separatist battle droid parts to create his eccentric and deadly companion. Snap's modifications turn Mr. Bones into a highly efficient and ruthless protector, far more effective and menacing than the standard B1 model.

Temmin Wexley, a key figure in the Rebel Alliance and later the Resistance, imbues Mr. Bones with a unique personality through customized programming. The droid exhibits a cheerfully homicidal disposition, often expressing a gleeful enthusiasm for combat and destruction. This darkly humorous trait provides both comic relief and a stark reminder of the droid's lethal capabilities. Mr. Bones is known for his iconic red and black paint job and his bone-chilling catchphrase, "Roger, roger!" delivered with a disturbing cheerfulness.

Throughout the "Aftermath" series, Mr. Bones plays a critical role in aiding the protagonists. He serves not only as Snap's loyal guardian but also engages in several key battles against remnants of the Galactic Empire. Despite his deadly nature, the bond between Temmin and Mr. Bones is deep, reflecting a unique friendship that blends loyalty with programmed menace. This relationship adds a layer of emotional depth to the droid, making him one of the more memorable non-human characters in the Star Wars Expanded Universe.

Mr. Bones' journey concludes in the later stages of the series, but his legacy persists. He represents a blend of old and new in the Star Wars saga, merging the familiar visage of the B1 battle droid with fresh and unexpected characterization. The presence of Mr. Bones adds a unique dimension to the narratives in which he appears, showing that even a repurposed piece of machinery can have a profound impact on the unfolding events and the characters around it. His character is a testament to the creative expansion of the Star Wars universe beyond its original film boundaries.

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