these belong to the empire. stand down, rebel scum.

zeb orrelios by kevin p. west

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Zeb Orrelios is a member of the Lasat species, known for their warrior culture and distinctive appearance, characterized by a large, muscular build and purple fur. Originally, Zeb served as a Captain of the Lasan Honor Guard, a position that spoke to his deep pride in his heritage and his commitment to protecting his people.

Tragedy struck Zeb’s life when the Empire launched an attack specifically targeted against the Lasat, using a weapon designed to exploit their unique physiology. This devastating event led to the near extinction of his species, leaving Zeb as one of the few survivors. This loss imbued him with a profound sense of survivor’s guilt and a fierce hatred toward the Empire, driving him to fight against the oppressive regime that had destroyed his home.

In the fight against the Empire, Zeb found a new family with a group of rebels, each fighting for their own reasons. His role within this group was multifaceted; he was not only the muscle, capable of great feats of strength and combat prowess, but also a protective figure, particularly to the younger members like Ezra Bridger. His relationship with Ezra allowed Zeb to express a more nurturing side, guiding and supporting him in ways that he himself might have benefited from in his younger days.

One of the most transformative experiences for Zeb was his unexpected partnership with Agent Kallus, a former Imperial officer involved in the assault on Lasan. Their journey from adversaries to allies was a profound testament to Zeb’s capacity for forgiveness and growth. Through their interactions, Zeb came to see that understanding and reconciliation could be possible, even with those he once considered enemies.

Zeb’s personal journey also led him to play a crucial role in the survival and future of his people. He discovered a new homeworld for the Lasat, fulfilling a prophecy that not only offered hope to his surviving kin but also helped him reclaim his sense of identity and purpose as a Lasat warrior. This act of finding a new home was not just a strategic victory but a deeply spiritual one, allowing Zeb to heal from his past traumas and contribute to the legacy of his culture.