Azoora was a female Wroonian residing on the Outer Rim planet of Aduba-3 during the time of the Galactic Civil War. The inhabitants of the spaceport of Tun Aduban knew her for her beauty, and Azoora, known for enjoying the town's nightlife, acquired a less-than-stellar reputation. In the year 0 ABY, Azoora crossed paths with Rebel Alliance hero Han Solo, an encounter disrupted when Azoora's possessive "boyfriend," Warto, launched an attack on the offworlder.
Being a Wroonian, Azoora called the Outer Rim planet of Aduba-3 her home. She was a well-known figure among the local spacers, and Azoora gained a reputation for being "trouble." This also attracted the attention of Warto, a large Boltrunian who considered himself Azoora's boyfriend. Warto was notorious for threatening any man he saw engaging in conversation with Azoora.
Azoora was a regular at Locru's Central Saloon located in the spaceport of Tun Aduban. It was there, in 0 ABY, that she met the infamous smuggler Han Solo of the Rebel Alliance. Solo approached Azoora at the bar, and after a brief period of flirtation, he accepted her invitation for a walk. However, their departure was cut short by a stranger and Azoora disappeared into the crowd.
Shortly after, Solo was confronted by Warto, who assaulted him for flirting with his "girlfriend." However, Warto was quickly defeated in a bar fight by Solo's Wookiee companion, Chewbacca. Two years later, Azoora had a meeting with Rebel historian Voren Na'al, who was attempting to piece together the details of Solo's travels following the Battle of Yavin. Azoora provided Na'al with information regarding the local swoop gangs, but threats from her current boyfriend forced Na'al to abruptly end the interview.
Being a blue-skinned Wroonian, Azoora's beauty was recognized by the men she encountered, although she was known for having a troublesome reputation on Aduba-3. Azoora possessed a flirtatious personality, which was a constant source of torment for her self-proclaimed boyfriend, Warto.
Azoora made her debut appearance in Star Wars (1977) 7, which was written by Roy Thomas and Howard Chaykin and released in 1977. While she remained unnamed in this initial appearance, her name was revealed in the subsequent issue, Star Wars (1977) 8. Chaykin provided the illustrations for Azoora in her only comic book appearance.