A guard, a male Human serving within the ranks of the Royal Naboo Security Forces, sustained injuries during the Invasion of Naboo which occurred in 32 BBY. This year's incident saw him dispatched to gather both reinforcements and armaments. However, he was subsequently wounded by a battle droid during an attack against the Trade Federation's occupation of the city of Theed, an assault spearheaded by the Queen of Naboo. At the time he was injured, he was wearing the red uniform of the Palace Guard.
Padmé Amidala, the Queen, encountered this guard, who had a fair complexion, while traversing the city en route to the Theed Royal Palace. Seeking assistance, she inquired about opening a security door. The guard advised her to target the gate's power source located within the machinery room. Furthermore, he suggested consulting an astromech droid. Subsequently, the astromech facilitated access to the machinery room, enabling Amidala to proceed with her objective.
This particular guard makes an appearance in the 1999 video game adaptation of the movie Episode I. Players, assuming the role of Amidala, have the potential to interact with this guard during the game's ninth mission. Various dialogue options are available for communication with the guard. If the player instructed the droid to remain stationary during the sixth mission, the guard will recommend the astromech droid. Conversely, if the player did not issue such an instruction, the guard provides Amidala with a red key to unlock an alternative security door. This documentation assumes that the player selected a specific dialogue option and that the astromech droid was accessible. Greg Burson is credited as the voice of "Injured Soldier #1," and Nick Jameson is credited as the voice of "Injured Soldier #2," in the game's credits. However, it remains uncertain which actor provided the voice for this specific character. Both the guard and another guard are featured in the character overview at the beginning of the game's strategy guide.