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"Originally from Mita, you were orphaned during the war. Taken in by Basham and trained as a soldier. Then became one of their best, skilled in both combat and subversion. At a young age, you were given the number Sevn, but later betrayed Basham and defected."
―Jin-Sim Canbelon, the CEO of Zonus Corporation to Sevn[1]

Sevn was a human female, former mercenary, turned bounty hunter, who lived during the Republic Era. In her youth, she worked as a mercenary for the Basham but later defected the group and became a bounty hunter. Sevn and her bounty hunter partner, the droid IV-A4 were assigned a bounty by Jin-Sim Canbelon of Zonus Corporation. However, she soon rejected the bounty and confronted Canbelon demanding him to free his slaves. After a duel with Canbelon, Sevn and IV-A4 freed Canbelon's slaves.

Biography

Sevn piloting her ship

Sevn piloting her ship

Sevn was a human[1] female[2] from Mita who lived during the Republic Era. She was orphaned during a war and later kidnapped by the mercenary group the Basham. The Basham raised her and gave her the name Sevn. They trained her as a soldier and she eventually became one of their best. However, at the age of seventeen, Sevn betrayed and defected the Basham. Sevn's defection prompted the Basham to send agents after her on multiple occasions. Eventually, Sevn was caught in a burning building after Basham agents tracked her down, but she was rescued by a Jedi, who killed the agents with her green lightsaber.[1]

Some time later, Sevn formed a partnership with the droid IV-A4. She and IV-A4 were assigned by Jin-Sim Canbelon, the CEO of Zonus Corporation, to seek out a bounty on a Twi'lek on the planet Genya. Sevn and IV-A4 used a speeder bike to travel to a building, where they met Eno and several others, whose family members were enslaved by Canbelon. Sevn originally planned to follow through on the bounty and bring the captured Eno back with her and IV-A4 to Canbelon. However, after the stunncuffed Eno dropped a holoprojector of her and her sister, Sevn had a change of heart. IV-A4 requested that they completed their task, but Sevn rejected his request and broke into a rage and opened fire with multiple blasters on the building, before departing on his own.[1]

Sevn traveled back to Zonus Corporation with her captives in stunncuffs. She confronted Canbelon requesting her bounty, while IV-A4 appeared to depart the planet in their starship. Sevn demanded that Canbelon released all of his slaves, while she brought her captives to Canbelon. Canbelon refused her request, citing that for security reasons, employees were not allowed to interact with outside parties. In response, Sevn unlocked her captives' binders, and they all opened fire on Canbelon's two massive battle droids. Sevn quickly destroyed the droids, which led to a duel between her and Canbelon. During their duel, Canbelon revealed his massive golden droideka, as he tried to subdue Sevn. However, IV-A4 soon returned, and helped Sevn destroy the droideka, while Sevn's mask was also destroyed in the process. The bounty hunter duo captured Canbelon and subsequently freed his slaves.[1]

Personality and traits

Sevn had red and black hair tied back in a ponytail, one blue and one brown eye, as well light skin. She had a partnership with her droid IV-A4,[1] however, their relationship became strained while they performed a bounty for the disreputable businessman Jin-Sim Canbelon.[3] Sevn was caring and she did not like seeing others suffer, as she abandoned the bounty on the Twi'lek Eno, and instead freed Canbelon's slaves.[1]

Skills and abilities

Sevn was a trained as a soldier and became one of the Basham's best. She was skilled in both combat and subversion.[1]

Equipment

Sevn was armed with a blaster pistol that she kept in a tan holster. She wore a black and red crop top, brown gloves, black pants and black boots. She had tan padding on her right knee down to her ankle. Sevn also wore a tan mask and she had a dark cloak.[1]

Behind the scenes

"There are many iconic duos in Star Wars, and I think that the duo of Sevn and IV-A4 will be deeply etched in the minds of fans."
―Junichi Yamamoto[4]

Sevn appeared in "The Bounty Hunters", a non-canon short film directed by Junichi Yamamoto that was part of the third volume of the Star Wars: Visions series. The animated short, produced by WIT Studio, was released on Disney+ on October 29, 2025. The character was first introduced at the Star Wars: Visions panel at Celebration Japan on April 19, 2025.[5] The spelling of her name was confirmed in a StarWars.com article published on April 25 of that year. The same article used he/him pronouns when referring to Sevn.[4] However, Yamamoto used the Japanese pronoun 彼女, meaning "she" or "her", to refer to Sevn at the panel.[5]

Sevn was voiced by Ai Fairouz in the original Japanese version and by Anna Sawai in the English dub.[6] In the Trivia Gallery for "The Bounty Hunters," it was revealed that the filmmakers were inspired by the style and themes of Star Wars: The Mandalorian. Like Din Djarin, Sevn was compelled to take a stand and protect the innocent, instead of honoring a bounty.[7]

Concept art gallery

"The Bounty Hunters"
Storyboards Concept art Digital renderings In-progress artwork

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  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 Star-Wars-Visions-series-logo-short Star Wars: Visions — "The Bounty Hunters"
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 SWYT-Logo VISIONS FILMMAKER FOCUS: THE BOUNTY HUNTERS on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)
  3. ↑ StarWars.com "The Bounty Hunters" Episode Guide | Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 on StarWars.com (backup link)
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 StarWars.com Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 First Look and Spinoff Announced – Star Wars Celebration Japan 2025 on StarWars.com (backup link)
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 SWYT-Logo Star Wars Celebration - DAY 3 Replay on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link) (livestream no longer available)
  6. ↑ GettyImages-Logo VISIONS SEASON 3 Final Production Brief by The Walt Disney Studios on Getty Images (October 22, 2025) (original link is obsolete)
  7. ↑ StarWars.com "The Bounty Hunters" Episode Guide | Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 on StarWars.com (backup link) (Trivia Gallery: slide 1)
  8. ↑ StarWars.com "The Bounty Hunters" Episode Guide | Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 on StarWars.com (backup link) (Concept Art Gallery: slide 7)