Takkoo only has a couple of years of experience of seeing the Galaxy as more than just the night sky. He is very slowly coming to understand some of the subtleties of the galactic society. Even basic things such as datapads and droids still mystify the young Ewok. Everything is seen as a new curiosity, often one beyond his scope of understanding.

Of all the wonders of the galaxy however, it is the wide array of food that has captured his heart. The more time he spends marinating in the galactic setting, the more he is able to cook and eat. Takkoo’s list of priorities, in order, are: Food, Food, Hunting for new food, and Food.

Moving from a small village lifestyle to a galactic one is quite a shock. More often than not, Takkoo’s primitive lifestyle instincts kick in before anything else does. Strangers are a danger but possibly good food. Friends are family, but also possibly good food too.

These days Takkoo only periodically sets up archaic traps for people, even those who are “friends” to him. They are nearly always non-fatal, at most delivering a slight sting or possibility of tripping. Those used to it, laugh it off. Everyone else who experiences it sees the terror in the form of a tiny furball that seems hell-bent on finding out what they taste like.

Takkoo was taken from the Forest Moon of Endor to live on a privately owned game planet. The prospect of being hunted for fun (and not even for food) has left him very slow to trust others. Everyone is a threat, everyone is a danger, everyone is significantly larger than he is. Takkoo is faster to bond with children and species that don’t grow very large, but for most of the galaxy, it takes a long time for him to warm up to a person.

A common trait of life is the tendency to fall back on the familiar and comfortable. Takkoo views the galaxy as an open market of fresh goods, ready to be mixed into something new. He won’t trust individuals, but as a whole, culture shock is just an eye-opening experience for the young Ewok. Every planet, society, culture, has something to offer to enrich his life. He will take what he needs and likes and blend it in with the rest of what he has learned.

This leads to him being overly eager to learn more about new places, but incapable of separating different cultures’ faux pas. He just doesn’t get when someone finds something offensive, or why.

Few would expect the tiny Takkoo to be a fighter, but growing up, village life was dangerous, and all were expected to hold their own. While seen as primitive to many, Takkoo is actually quite skilled at fighting when he needs to. The shock his intensity tends to catch more dismissive people off guard. Small and intense Takkoo lashes out in a blast of heated fury.

Takkoo gives it his all in his initial burst, but often overextends himself should a fight drag on. He is quick to hit his max and quick to peter out.

Victory for victory’s sake isn’t enough for Takkoo. Losing is a humiliating experience, and Takkoo goes to extremes to make sure anyone who loses to him feels it. He is not above desecrating a body he has taken down, or displaying trophies of his conquests. Tactless and distasteful, even those closest to Takkoo feel a sense of embarrassment for his flavorful garnish post-victory. And knowledge of what Takkoo is willing to do to their body is all the more incentive for those facing him to win.