R5-D4, also referred to as R5 (Arfive) and called "Red" by Luke Skywalker, was a red and white-striped R5 astromech droid owned by a group of Jawas on Tatooine in the early days of the Galactic Civil War.

The R5-series astromech droid, also known as the R2-5, was a line of low-cost astromech droids built by Industrial Automaton. Based upon the success of prior astromech models, such as the wildly popular R2-series, Industrial Automaton intended the R5-series to …

Mar 11, 2023 · R5-D4 shares his origins with plenty of other droids, a product of one of the leading droid manufacturers in the galaxy, Industrial Automaton. Best known for their versatile R2-series,...

A red astromech droid, R5-D4 thought he'd found a home when the Jawas sold him to Owen Lars, along with the protocol droid C-3PO. But R5's motivator blew as he rolled away from the sandcrawler, forcing the Jawas to take him back in exchange for R2-D2.

Mar 8, 2023 · Who Is R5-D4? R5-D4 is an astromech droid who, as part of the R5 line, was known to be dysfunctional. The majority of the droid’s life was spent on Tatooine serving various masters.

Mar 8, 2023 · And with his recent introduction in episode 2 of The Mandalorian season 3, R5-D4 is on his way to internet superstardom! But many viewers are questioning why the handsome little droid looks...

Mar 8, 2023 · In the new episode, Din Djarin and Grogu visit Peli Motto on Tatooine. Mando is still on a quest to repair IG-11 to help him explore Mandalore, but Peli instead advises him to take a different...

Mar 13, 2023 · R5-D4 is a white and red astromech droid that first appeared in A New Hope in 1977. The droid first appears aboard the Jawa sandcrawler, shortly after R2-D2 is captured. When the Jawas arrive at the Lars homestead, they sell the droid to Luke Skywalker’s uncle, Owen Lars. Luke calls out to the droid, asking it to follow him.

The R5-series astromech droid was a line of low-cost astromech droids built by Industrial Automaton. Based upon the success of prior astromech models, such as the wildly popular R2-series, Industrial Automaton intended the R5-series to …

R5-D4, Arfive-Deefour, or Red as Luke Skywalker called him, was a white and red striped R5-series astromech droid on Tatooine. "Come on, Red, let's go!" R5-D4, also known as Red, was one of the last droids produced [3] in the low cost Industrial Automaton R5 …