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The Republic Science and Technical Center was a research facility on Coruscant. Circa 21 BBY, it was used to perform painful experiments on the Zillo Beast in an attempt to learn the secrets of its strong scales. When the beast gathered strength, it burst out of the facility, unhinging the massive doors at the front.

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  • Republic Science and Technical Center/Legends
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  • The Republic Science and Technical Center was a research facility on Coruscant. Circa 21 BBY, it was used to perform painful experiments on the Zillo Beast in an attempt to learn the secrets of its strong scales. When the beast gathered strength, it burst out of the facility, unhinging the massive doors at the front.
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  • Republic Science and Technical Center
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  • Wissenschafts- und Technikzentrum der Republik
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  • Republic Science and Technical Center
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  • The Clone Wars Episode Guide: The Zillo Beast Strikes Back
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  • c. 21 BBY
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  • theclonewars/guide/episode219.html
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  • The Republic Science and Technical Center was a research facility on Coruscant. Circa 21 BBY, it was used to perform painful experiments on the Zillo Beast in an attempt to learn the secrets of its strong scales. When the beast gathered strength, it burst out of the facility, unhinging the massive doors at the front.
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