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Jober Tavson was a human individual who held the rank of Lieutenant and served as the pilot for the personal Upsilon-class command shuttle of Kylo Ren, Supreme Leader of the First Order.

Biography

Tavson piloted Kylo Ren's Upsilon-class shuttle.

Tavson piloted Kylo Ren's Upsilon-class shuttle.

Jober Tavson was a human individual who served as the pilot for the personal Upsilon-class command shuttle of Kylo Ren as part of the First Order's Transport Corps.[3] In the year 34 ABY,[4] Tavson had the military rank of Lieutenant[3] and piloted the shuttle above First Order forces as they marched across the salt flats of the planet Crait toward the surviving members of the Resistance, who had taken refuge in an old Rebel outpost. Once the First Order reached the outpost, Ren commanded his forces during the Battle of Crait while standing over Tavson's shoulder. When the Jedi Master Luke Skywalker emerged from the outpost and survived a full barrage of all of the First Order's weaponry, the Supreme Leader ordered the shuttle land so he could confront the Jedi alone. General Armitage Hux initially objected to this idea, but after Ren used the Force to hurl Hux into a wall, Tavson quickly obeyed the command. Skywalker ultimately was revealed to have only been projecting an image of himself on to Crait using the Force, and while Ren was distracted by the projection the surviving Resistance members escaped.[1]

Personality and traits

Jober Tavson was a human with light skin.[1] He obediently[2] followed the commands of his superiors.[1]

Behind the scenes

Jober Tavson first appeared in the film Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi,[1] which was released on December 15, 2017,[5] where he was portrayed by Michael Jibson.[1] The character was not named in the film,[1] but received identification in the reference book Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary, written by Pablo Hidalgo[3] and released in conjunction with the film.[6]

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