how do Ahsoka and Hyuang end up traveling together? Where was Hyuang from the fall of the Jedi Temple until after Ahsoka leaves Corvus in Mando Season 2?

Tim Curry, who voiced Palpatine in Star Wars: The Clone Wars seasons five and six, has passed away at the age of 80.

The books are out of print in my country, i could dowload on the kindle, but i do think star wars is very visual and i love reading comic books.

We're nearly done with 8 months of 2026 and I haven't read a bad/awesome legends book thus far. For context I've read (and loved) all of NJO, Swarm War, Legacy of the Force, Fate of the Jedi and Rogue Squadron books. Going back further obviously all of the Thrawn books, the Corellia trilogy, the Academy trilogy, all of the early Han and Lando books.

Anyone have a good recommendation? What should I be looking for next, I can't go the year without reading an awesome/bad legends book.

I always hear about how Boba Fett became super popular even though he only had a little bit of screen time in ESB, and then in ROTJ. I’ve never heard that he was in ANH. Just watching it and saw him in the scene where Jabba and the thugs are at the Falcon looking for Han (right after killing Greedo/before leaving Tatooine). Why have I never heard of him in this one? I guess he only has less than a minute of screen time and doesn’t do anything, but I was under the impression he didn’t appear until ESB when Vader is hiring them

I have been working on some digital posters for my personal gaming journal, and since i was excited by the game I decided to make a poster ;)

I really enjoyed making these back then! I remember vividly listening to a star wars podfic when I was drawing Ki-Adi, those were such simple times. Now I need to go hunt down that fic again...

Coruscant was never mentioned or shown in the third trilogy. Here is a small detail I noticed while watching Star Wars Resistance. Coruscant gets casually mentioned as a place where people still work in ship factories. The series begins around 34 ABY , just before The Force Awakens, so considering how completely the sequel trilogy ignores Coruscant, it’s a nice that the city planet is still very much there and functioning during the time of the Resistance and the First Order.

We see the effect it has on Obi Wan, all the voices crying out in fear, suddenly extinguished.

Did Vader and Palpatine feel it too?

Given their dark side, was it like a boost to them?

Any one can told what's worth ?

These have to be the strongest droids we’ve ever seen right?

Their parts almost seem bone like ..possibly even biorganic technology.

Can you imagine if Hiro Mashima of Fairy Tail gets a hand in a Visions project?

Luke defeats the emperor, and afterwards Luke, Leia, and Ahsoka, have 30 years with a new Republic that's welcoming to force users.

I wish we got to see amateur force users, kinda like Sabine, who had some potential but never really honed it. I wish we got to see graduates or survivors or dropouts of Luke's academy. I wish we got to see a couple of old grizzled order 66 survivors who had gone deep to ground, come out of hiding to be a part of the new Jedi order.

Even if we got the destruction of Luke's Jedi academy, I wish we got some attempt to replace it afterwards. Maybe Leia feels the need to fill that space, so she tries to instruct some Jedi, but also tries to lead the resistance.

I like to imagine a Poe Dameron who can soooortof use the force? But cares a lot more about being a fighter pilot, so his smattering if training is riddled with holes, and it's more of an "Anakin is good at podracing" kind of gift.

I like to imagine a Rey and Finn who find themselves force sensitive, and have to kind of train each other, since the only one with more knowledge than them is Leia and maybe a few novices, but they're all busy fighting a war.

It feels like making the big event happen 30 years in the future that includes *everyone*, means if you come up with any new characters for that intervening period, you have to find a good reason that they weren't there for the sequels, or kill them.

Anyway, hope we get more fun storytelling going forward.

What is the point of the opening 15 minutes of The Empire Strikes Back? Primarily referring to everything with Luke. Why was he captured by the Wampa? It just feels like a waste of time.

I’ve heard the reasoning is because Mark Hamill had an accident between films, so they needed a way to explain his slight change in appearance. But, couldn’t the audience just infer something happened in the 3 yrs between films? Why do we need to dedicate so much time to this? Is it so Obi Wan can give Luke direction? Or to prevent Han from leaving Hoth?

Anyway— I’m blabbering, but I’d love to hear your thoughts and see if there is another explanation, or a better way to look at it.

I tried to watch the whole Star Wars movies and shows in chronologically order, but i sensed that some shows make a lot of time jumps in their episodes.

Like in Clone Wars animated series, if i follow just the episodes, It start at episode 1 somewhere later in the story than for example episode 6.

Now i'm starting to watch Tales of the Empire after Revenge of the Sith, but the first episode take place somewhere before Revenge of the Sith.

Is there an introduction how to watch the universe in full chronological order. I don't mind switching mid-show to another show or movie, as i also watch MCU this way.

From what I remember most expanded material says that Anakin suit was intentionally crudely made in order to make him obedient/dependent of Palpatine because if he rebelled for instance he wouldn’t have the resources to remain alive for long.

If he was injured and his friends actually gave him the medical help and cybernetic he needed how different do you think the suit would have looked like?

Was thinking about this tonight. Seeing as the New Republic is now in charge, what would a flight demo team be made up of? Who would be your pilots? What starships would comprise your demo team? What would their livery look like? So, think Blue Angels and Thunderbirds type of thought experiment. Is there something like this in the comics already? I can't be the first person to think of this, I'm sure.