Name: Bucket (R1-J5)
Date created: At least 100 years before 34 ABY
Class: Astromech droid
DEXTERITY 1D
Dodge 5D
KNOWLEDGE 1D
MECHANICAL 2D
Astrogation 4D, Communications 3D+2, Space Transports 3D, Starfighter Piloting 3D+2
PERCEPTION 1D
Search 3D
STRENGTH 1D
TECHNICAL 2D
Computer Programming/Repair 4D, Capital Starship Repair 5D, Space Transports Repair 5D, Starfighter Repair 5D+2, Repulsorlift Repair 5D
Equipped With:
Two Walking Legs
Central Leg with wheels
Retractable heavy grasper arm (lifting skill at 2D)
2 x Retractable fine work grasper arm
Extendable 0.3 metre long video sensor (360o rotation)
Small electric arc welder (1D to 5D damage, 0.3 metre range)
Small circular saw (4D damage, 0.3 metre range)
Video display screen
Holographic projector/recorder
Fire extinguisher
Acoustic signaller
Sensor System
Commlink
Some additional tools and equipment
Move: 5 walking, 8 on using 3rd Leg
Size: 1 metre
FORCE SENSITIVE - N
FORCE POINTS 3
DARK SIDE POINTS 0
CHARACTER POINTS 8
Description: R1-J5, commonly known as "Bucket," was an astromech droid owned by Jarek Yeager, the leader of Team Fireball, a racing team headquartered on the Colossus refueling platform.
R1-J5 served the former New Republic starfighter pilot–turned–mechanic Jarek Yeager for several years. During Yeager's racing days, Bucket served as his copilot on his racer. Yeager ended his racing career after his younger brother Marcus Speedstar caused the deaths of Yeager's wife and daughter during a racing accident. By 34 ABY, Bucket was part of Yeager's Team Fireball, a group of mechanics and pilots who operated from Yeager's repair shop on the Colossus platform on the planet Castilon. Bucket's colleagues were the mechanics Tamara Ryvora, a female human pilot, and the Nikto Neeku Vozo.
Characteristics
R1-J5 was an astromech droid with masculine programming. Though noted for his peculiar personality, a consequence of the droid's outmoded and defective programming, Bucket was a reliable mechanic and a loyal servant to his master. As an astromech droid, Bucket also spoke in Binary.
Bucket took a dislike to the newcomer Kazuda Xiono, slamming into him on several occasions. On another occasion, Bucket took delight in waking Kaz with his alarm. Bucket was also hostile to the newer astromech droid BB-8 and expressed jealousy when BB-8 borrowed his helmet.
Equipment
Bucket was equipped with an alarm which he could use to wake others. Bucket also wore a helmet which he was deeply attached too. He felt naked without it and took offense when BB-8 borrowed it.
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