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Most who love Star Wars have wondered what it’s like to be a Jedi. Wielding a lightsaber, discovering abilities through the Force, traveling the galaxy. Who wouldn’t want to do all that?

And maybe that’s why certain Star Wars video games live on, as the best of the best bring players into that fantasy in ways no other medium can. Two such titles recently celebrated anniversaries — Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy and The Force Unleashed, marking 20 and 15 years, respectively — and continue to resonate. Jedi Academy was the fifth entry in a first-person shooter series that started with Dark Forces, evolving to include Force powers and lightsaber action; The Force Unleashed was a major undertaking story-wise and technologically, telling an original tale of Darth Vader’s secret apprentice,

Star Wars Rebels turns 10 next year, and Marvel is celebrating the animated series that brought us the Ghost crew, purrgil, and meilooruns. The comics publisher, in collaboration with Lucasfilm, will mark the landmark anniversary with a collection of original variant covers by artist Caspar Wijngaard for the Star Wars and Star Wars: Darth Vader ongoing series. The covers, revealed here on StarWars.com, will run from January to April 2024 and feature the fan-favorite heroes and villains from the show. Check out all eight variants below:

Fortnite players, it’s time to train with a legend.

Ahsoka Tano has arrived in Fortnite, the latest collaboration between the hit game and Star Wars. In the v26.20 update, the iconic Jedi appears on the Battle Royale Island in hologram form, ready to train you in the ways of the Force. Accept her offer to train you to proceed into a rift, then return to the Island wielding the white Jedi Training Lightsaber. With this lightsaber equipped, you can use the Force abilities that Ahsoka has taught you.

In addition, the Ahsoka Tano Outfit can now be unlocked in the purchasable Chapter 4 Season 4 Battle Pass, so you can experience Fortnite as Snips herself.

Ahsoka’s appearance in Fortnite follows the character’s breakout in her own live-action series, Ahsoka, which premiered August

Ahsoka is here! Every week, StarWars.com’s “Ahsoka Extras” will collect a bounty of additional content for each episode of the Disney+ Original series.

Spoiler warning: This article features imagery and details about the story of the Ahsoka episode “Part Six: Far, Far Away.”

Part Six of Ahsoka, “Far, Far Away,” takes us to a world of witches, the wasteland of Peridea, on the final leg of the journey to locate Grand Admiral Thrawn. See below for new character posters inspired by the episode, now streaming on Disney+, and stills from the latest installment.

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Ahsoka Tano debuted in the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars and has since become one of the saga’s most beloved characters. Now, the former Jedi’s own live-action series, Ahsoka, has arrived on Disney+. In “Ahsoka Analyzed,” StarWars.com picks its highlights for each episode. Grab your lightsabers and join us for the journey.

Spoiler warning: This article discusses story details and plot points from the Ahsoka episode “Part Six: Far, Far Away.”

Grand Admiral Thrawn has been biding his time in exile, awaiting the moment when Morgan Elsbeth would make good on her promise to find him.

In “Part Six: Far, Far Away,” now streaming on Disney+, the fearsome Chiss makes his debut in live action, with a methodical stride and an army of creepy Night Troopers, led by Captain Enoch. But

There was something strikingly familiar about Ahsoka Tano’s Jedi shuttle, the T-6 1974. “I already know this ship,” model maker John Goodson thought as he set to work building the craft that would transport Tano and Professor Huyang on their first live-action adventure in Ahsoka, now on Disney+.

However, the physical creation of Tano’s shuttle was its own journey, bringing the unique mode of transportation first created for the Jedi of the prequels and Star Wars: The Clone Wars back to the screen with a painstakingly crafted and intricately mechanized model.

“It was a slightly different version, but it was the same design,” Goodson tells StarWars.com. “It was the same big semi-circular wing with a cockpit and three engines in the back.” But to build it as a functional,

Star Wars: Ahsoka has brought a Clone Wars battle and most of the Ghost crew from Star Wars Rebels into live action.

And today at Hasbro Pulse Con 2023, we got our first look at some of the toys and collectibles inspired by the Disney+ series that will help us relive key moments and celebrate beloved characters. Soon, Star Wars: The Black Series will add Sabine Wren’s lightsaber, a modified version of the weapon once owned by Ezra Bridger, to its Force FX Elite collection and you can don your own Captain Rex premium electronic helmet. The 6-inch scale action-figure line will also add new sculpts of the villains from Ahsoka and re-release key characters like Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker in the Archive Collection. And the Star Wars:

There can be beauty in decay. Daniel Arsham has won fans around the world by making this idea an art form all his own: he creates sculptures, often pulled from pop culture iconography, that look as if they’ve been found on the ocean floor after thousands of years, crystals forming throughout. And he sees a connection there with Star Wars.

“George Lucas’ version of the future felt real. It felt worn out a little bit, and this was very different from [typical] depictions of spacecraft and even aliens or other characters,” he tells StarWars.com. “So I feel that my future relic or future archeology series has some similarities with that.”

Arsham’s vision will officially meet the galaxy far, far away in a new range of limited-edition and highly collectible statues, made

The galaxy’s fate hangs in the balance as the scourge continues to dominate droids and cyborgs.

Unlikely allies will join forces as the final battle commences in Star Wars: Dark Droids #5, the series finale and part of the epic tie-in event that spans Darth Vader, Doctor Aphra, and Bounty Hunters.

Plus, get your first look below at Star Wars: The High Republic – Shadows of Starlight #3, following Jedi knight Bell Zettifar, join up with Keeve Trennis as she’s captured by the enemy in Star Wars: The High Republic #2, and get a glimpse at other Marvel Star Wars titles coming in December 2023 — including covers and solicits for Star Wars: Revelations, and the penultimate chapter in Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 2.

STAR WARS: REVELATIONS #1

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Always in the motion is the future, but it’s coming into focus.

Marvel’s Star Wars: Revelations (2023) #1, arriving December 20, will offer a sneak peek at what lies ahead in the Star Wars comics galaxy. Similar to last year’s one-shot of the same name, 2023’s edition of Revelations will feature various short tales that set the stage for Marvel’s Star Wars line in the coming year. The creator lineup includes Marc Guggenheim, Charles Soule, Greg Pak, Marc Bernardin, Alyssa Wong, Ethan Sacks, and Cavan Scott, with Salvador Larroca, Will Sliney, Marika Cresta, Ibraim Roberson, and more handling art duties. You can get a first look at Rod Reis’ cover below.

The upcoming stories previewed span the High Republic to the original trilogy, with Jabba the Hutt, Darth Vader, Mace Windu, Keeve