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Haboda is a Kibzurk planet and has large octagon shaped platforms that float on the water, and they are across most of the planet. There are 3 types of platforms. One is for ships to land on, two, is for apartments and living spaces, and three, is for things like businesses, concert halls, and other recreational things. The third and first type of platform is most common because the housing platforms are for bounty hunters waiting for a bounty and also owners of local bounty halls. The bounty hunters come often and Haboda is known as one of the most important planets for any bounty hunter. The CV guild is active at all times here because the leader of the CV guild, Jakalli Derim, is also leader of Haboda, but he really doesn't have to do that much with running Haboda because people only come there for bounty's and only a couple of other things. To also help run Haboda are Mon-Mon helpers that do whatever they are commanded by Jakalli or by people that Jakalli put in charge.

Underwater there are only a few species such as Ombe, Shuka, and King Shuka. The water level averages at 100 ft. with the deepest part being 270 ft. and the shallowest being 86 ft.

One other thing that Haboda is also known for is that it storms very often and 1000 years ago a crazy event happened called the storm of millions which destroyed almost every building on Haboda and the planet had to be started once again from the ground up.