In last year’s Season 2 finale of The Mandalorian, the appearance of a young Luke Skywalker was one of the biggest reveals and best-kept secrets of the acclaimed show thus far. Reaction to the episode was emotionally-charged for many, deeply resonating with generations of fans who were elated to see the Jedi Master in his post-Star Wars: Return of the Jedi prime. The story of the cutting-edge technology used to bring Luke back is the subject of a special extra episode of Disney Gallery: Star Wars: The Mandalorian, debuting August 25 on Disney+.

“Making of the Season 2 Finale” is a behind-the-scenes look at the making of this celebrated “chapter” of The Mandalorian, with a focus on the technology used for recreating Luke Skywalker. It delves into the collaborative process, including

Ah, the cheerful summer sunshine is as bright as an exploding Death Star! (Both of them.) Capture a little bit of that energy and joy in a DIY that mimics a stained glass suncatcher. Anyone who spies it hanging in your window will know that a creative Star Wars fan lives inside.

With some patience and a steady hand, you’ll turn colorful tissue paper and our X-wing helmet template into a sunny homage to your favorite pilot.

What You’ll Need

X-wing helmet template White cardstock paper Tissue paper, various colors Black marker Craft knife Scissors Glue Pencil

Get Started!

Note: This DIY calls for a sharp craft knife and is not suitable for children.

Step 1: Print the X-wing helmet template on the white cardstock paper.

We’re going back to Jakku, Funko Pop! fans. Just don’t tell Finn.

Funko will be hosting FunKon, its summer virtual convention, next month and today we got our first glimpse of the exclusive Star Wars bobbleheads that will be available during the event.

The brand’s Across the Galaxy campaign makes its next stop on the desert world of Jakku with a new Rey bobblehead poised for adventure. As seen in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the scavenger stands on a sandy base with her staff in hand and the wind in her hair.

And leaping from the animated series Star Wars Rebels, an intimidating white-armored Imperial Super Commando will also make its debut. It’s the first time Viceroy Gar Saxon’s soldiers have been sculpted in Pop! form.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch is here, chronicling the adventures of the elite squad Clone Force 99 following the end of the Clone War. In Bad Batch Declassified, we’ll explore our favorite moments from each episode of the series, available only on Disney+. Armor up and join us for the ride.

Spoiler warning: This article discusses details and plot points from the Star Wars: The Bad Batch episode, “Devil’s Deal.”

Separatist planet. Republic planet. Under the Empire, it’s all the same.

In “Common Ground,” the Bad Batch found themselves on Raxus — the heart of the Confederacy of Independent Systems in the Clone Wars — and helping someone who just recently would have been their enemy. Followup “Devil’s Due” brilliantly flips the coin, bringing the team to Ryloth, a world that was loyal

If you saw the Season Two episode of The Mandalorian, “Chapter 15: The Believer,” you might recall mention of something called Operation: Cinder. While it’s something that quite clearly had an impact on Migs Mayfeld, it’s possible you may not have known just what Operation: Cinder was (except that it was obviously very, very bad!)

Well, have no fear. StarWars.com is here to delve a little deeper into Operation: Cinder and some of the stories behind and around it.

Behind the Scenes

Operation: Cinder first appeared in the Marvel Comic Star Wars: Shattered Empire by Greg Rucka and Marco Checchetto. The four issue limited series was a part of the Journey to The Force Awakens publishing program. The attack on Burnin Konn, which was called out in The

The mission on Raxus a success, the Bad Batch continue their struggle to survive in a changing galaxy. Check out preview images of the latest episode of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, “Devil’s Deal,” now streaming on Disney+!

A rocky spire.

Cham and Eleni Syndulla.

Cham Syndulla and others.

Crosshair watches silently.

A ship in a rocky landscape.

Omega aboard the Marauder.

The Bad Batch outside the Marauder.

Cham and Eleni Syndulla.

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