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"Yes, I am going to request a transfer. I heard from an arfive unit onboard the Rebel Fleet that they're looking for protocol droids at the Alliance Records Office on Fusai. Translations and datawork are a little bit more my speed. No one ever had their arms pulled off while record keeping."
"[R2-D2 asks about joining C-3PO]"
"No, you can't come. They have no openings for mop buckets."
―C-3PO and R2-D2[1]

The Alliance Records Office was operated by the Rebel Alliance on the astronomical object Fusai during the Imperial Era. According to the rebel protocol droid C-3PO, translating and datawork was among the work carried out at the records office.[1]

By 0 ABY,[2] C-3PO had heard from a rebel R5 astromech droid unit that the office on Fusai was looking for protocol droid staff. After an attack on the Alliance's[1] Outer Rim[3] Sunspot Prison[1] that year,[2] C-3PO told the astromech R2-D2 that[1] he[3] planned to request a transfer to the Fusai records office, believing the work there to be safer and more suitable for him. R2-D2 then asked if[1] he[3] could accompany C-3PO, to which the protocol droid stated he could not as there were no openings for astromechs at the office.[1]

Behind the scenes

The Alliance Records Office was mentioned in the current Star Wars canon in the nineteenth issue of the 2015 comic series Star Wars. The issue was written by Jason Aaron and published by Marvel Comics[1] on May 25, 2016.[4]

In the Star Wars Legends continuity, a library on[5] the planet[6] Fusai that housed the BRT supercomputer[5] Mistress Mnemos was operated as a stronghold by the Rebel Alliance and first appeared in the comic story "Gambler's World." The story was written and illustrated by Russ Manning[7] and published between March 12 and September 8, 1979[8] as part of the daily Star Wars comic strip distributed by the Los Angeles Times Syndicate to major American and Canadian newspapers from 1979 to 1984.[9]

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