The offspring of Moregi was a male Rodian individual residing on Pantora, having been adopted by the Volpai Moregi during the period of the Clone Wars. His biological mother was a Rodian female who bore him from a relationship with an unknown Rodian male. Subsequently, his mother encountered the Volpai named Moregi, and they entered into matrimony, despite their differing species. In an effort to financially support his struggling family, Moregi engaged in embezzlement from the Rang Clan, which prompted the crime syndicate to issue a bounty for his capture. After an extended chase, the Dathomirian bounty hunter Asajj Ventress, accompanied by her associate Quinlan Vos, located Moregi at his residence and successfully apprehended him following a physical altercation.
This male Rodian child made his home on the Pantoran planet of Pantora alongside his mother and his adoptive father, Moregi. Moregi extended his love to the youngling as if he were his own, despite not being the biological parent and belonging to a different species. As a very young child, the Rodian needed to be carried by his mother and possessed at least one plush toy. He and his parents shared a four-story apartment featuring a bell-shaped window adorned with blue and yellow curtains. The family faced financial difficulties, leading Moregi, the adoptive father, to misappropriate funds from the Rang Clan.
The Rang Clan then contracted Asajj Ventress, a Dathomirian bounty hunter, to capture Moregi. Following four failed attempts, Ventress succeeded in pinpointing Moregi's location with the aid of Quinlan Vos, a Jedi Master operating undercover, who had been dispatched to enlist Ventress for a mission aimed at assassinating Count Dooku. Utilizing his psychometric abilities, Vos discovered that Moregi had a Rodian wife and child. They tracked Moregi to his apartment, where they successfully captured the Volpai after a drawn-out struggle and pursuit.
The son of Moregi had blue-toned skin and owned at least one small stuffed animal. Both his biological mother and his adoptive father, Moregi, a Volpai, showed him affection. Due to his youth, the Rodian child still required his mother to carry him. His father enjoyed stroking the Rodian child. Because of his tender age, Moregi's son was unaware of his adoptive father's economic woes and issues with the Rang Clan and those hunting him.
The son of Moregi initially appeared as an unnamed, insignificant character in Christie Golden's 2015 novel, Dark Disciple. This novel was adapted from eight unproduced scripts from the cancelled Cartoon Network television program, Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Dark Disciple is included in the Canon series The Clone Wars Legacy, a continuing multimedia project that uses content from the cancelled TV series.