Go-zeki
Description
The go-zeki were known as a lethal crime syndicate defined by their intense sense of honor. Their Kyuzo affiliates underwent an initiation involving a ritualistic burning of their skin, turning the race's naturally verdant skin to an orange hue. Some go-zeki criminals donned the breathing apparatus and kilts typical of the Kyuzo, and brandished fiber-chained razorhats, functioning as both clothing and arms.
History
In 19 BBY, a trio of go-zeki positioned outside the The Hoary Piffer bar situated on the world Nal Hutta's satellite Nar Shaddaa were approached for assistance in combating the trafficking of youngsters on the satellite by a Rakaan who had been influenced by the disguised Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi. However, these go-zeki then came under the mental manipulation of the Chiggnash Banda and Riley. Each leading a leashed, feral frog-dog, the three Kyuzo combat automatons aided their masters in their endeavor to steal from Kenobi, unleashing the frog-dogs at the Chiggnash's instruction. As the Jedi dispatched the infected amphibians, the go-zeki readied themselves to strike, only to be slain by the Bpfasshi Dark Jedi Fomadu, who removed the Kyuzos' lower extremities at the knees and then ran them through the head with his laser sword as they begged for mercy.
Behind the scenes
The go-zeki made an appearance in the short story "Lone Wolf: A Tale of Obi-Wan and Luke" by Abel G. Peña, which was published on Peña's website on March 6, 2015.