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The Amanin were a sentient yet primitive species from the planet of Maridun. They were tall, flat-bodied aliens with long, gangly arms, and wrinkly hides covered in slime. At the time of the Clone Wars, there were Amani living on Utapau. Those were considered dangerous by the Pau'an authorities, and their technology level was low.
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The Amanin (singular, Amani), sometimes called Amanaman, were a primitive race from the planet Maridun. Amanin stood two to three meters tall, and had bright yellow and green skin, arms long enough to reach the ground, and very short legs. They were found in the galaxy at large as mercenaries, heavy laborers and wilderness scouts.
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Amani were a species with yellow-and-green colored skin, short legs and large hands connected to arms long enough to reach the ground. Amani often carry with them a staff on which is strung a number of skulls, presumably obtained first-hand. Found on Utapau, they are usually found on the plains or underground, but rarely venture into the cities.
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The Amani are a Star Wars species which were introduced in return of the Jedi through Amanaman. Today I'm explaining the Amani and covering every canon Amani...
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These arboreal humanoids live in small tribes that each lay claim to one of the many sparse forests of Maridun, their homeworld. When a tribe grows too large, the younger adults set out to claim a new forest.
STAR WARS: Amanaman
According to A Guide to the STAR WARS Universe: The long-armed alien with big hands who carried a three-headed staff and spent time in Jabba the Hutt's court was a member of the Amanaman race, more commonly known as Head Hunters. According to the Kenner action figure's collector coin:
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