Grapple Droid - Grapple Droids rely solely on their hand-to-hand abilities to take out any threats.Flamethrower Droid - A slightly heavier Battle Droid that relies on flamethrowers instead of Blasters - their flames cannot be blocked.Rifle droid - These Battle Droids carry rocket-launching rifles instead of Blaster Rifles.Commander Droid - Stronger than the Security Droid and noticeable by their yellow markings.They can fire three shots at a time with their blaster rifles. Security droid - Slightly stronger than the B1 Battle Droid, security droids are noticeable for their red markings.Battle Droid Pilot - The Pilot Droids lack any weapons, making them easy to take out long-range.Battle Droid - The B1 Battle Droid wields a blaster rifle and can fight hand-to-hand.Survival Challenge - defeat 100 enemies to gain the Ultimate Saber.Gungan Roundup - Like football, except Jar Jar is the ball.Kaadu Race - Race a Kaadu through the swamps of Naboo and win.Droidekas - Assault the Theed Palace as a Droideka.These levels are not included in the Game Boy Advance version of the game. Coruscant - this level is split into two.There are fourteen levels, four of which are unlockable after completion of the main game. Sith Sith Lord Darth Maul (Unlike its Playstation format, Darth Maul uses a Double-Bladed lightsaber, much like the Dreamcast format).The Game Boy Advance version of the game only has four playable characters: Jedi Knight Ki-Adi-Mundi (Unavailable in the PlayStation version of the game).He does, although, use a double-bladed lightsaber in the Dreamcast version. (Unlocked by beating the game as Qui-Gon Jinn) - this character, much to man Playstation fans' dissappointment, only uses one blade. Captain Panaka (Unlocked by beating the game as Obi-Wan).Queen Amidala of Naboo (Unlocked by beating the game as Obi-Wan).These characters cannot be upgraded by completing the levels. The following characters can be unlocked after finishing the game. The following characters are playable in Jedi Power Battles.
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